Brown and White Vol. 63 no. 10

              brown and white volume 63 — number 10 friday november 2 1951 alumni to finance taylor hall repairs bethlehem penna model un meeting set for nov 9 with only 70 seconds remaining in the nyu game tom gunn 33 bais a y/o'ss pass inlo the air and then caiches it to score lehkjh's final touchdown wli'ch gave the bjowii and while a 25 io 23 viciory over the violet draft deferment tests to be given here dec 13 den in o.der to remain in col lege by getting a minimum score on these tests students can ualify for deferments from mili tary service applications from the local selective service board must see test page 7 lehigh university alumni fund officials have decided that the cost of repairing taylor hall — 150,000 — will be the objective of the 1951-52 alumni fund drive paul franz assistant to the presi dent has announced officials aware of the need for improvements in taylor dormi tory have taken this step in the belief that while the university can take care of educational needs the alumni and friends of the university will be asked to take care of major problems of a capital nature in undertaking the drive for 150,000 the alumni fund will allow the university to utilize its resources to raise the salaries of deserving in structors at a saving to the university budget improvements to the dormitory include new plumbing fixtures 28 toilets 58 lavatories 27 show ers and 9 drinking fountains new heating system including new lehigh university once again will be a testing center for the selective service college quali fication tests to be given on dec 13 f 1951 and april 24 1952 it was announced by f.ed g armstrong of the university counseling and testing services due to the shrinking supply of manpower students who are de ferred because of reasons such as membership in reserves or having dependents might find it neces sary to have a defeiment as a stu supply and return line a steam tunnel required to service the building to extend from drown hall to taylor hall radiation will be of the convec tor type wall supported for which 217 radiators are required new electric system including 240 new lighting fixtures asphalt tile flooring will be laid in all the toilet rooms and in the two new lounges and recrea tion rooms estimated costs are as fol lows each toilet room and shower room 5,000 each lounge 1,000 repairs and remodeling suites 750 rec reation rooms 500 repair to individual rooms 250 some alumni who formerly lived in taylor hall may wish io give their gifts for remodeling the room they used if this is the case a marker will be placed in the room naming the donor the drive for an improved tay lor hall began last spring after a student wrote a letter to the edi tor of the brown and white call ing attention to the need for re pairs after studying the situation a committee of students petitioned see taylor page 3 met e's gel 12,750 gift to start fund a model security council of the united nations will be held at lehigh university on nov 9 and 10 according to dr leon w god jhall professor and head of le high's department of international relations delegates from 10 other colleges and universities are ex pected to attend the two day pennsylvania intercollegiate con ference basis for discussion will be the spring 1950 proceedings of the united nations secur ity council and the program will open at 3 o'clock friday afternoon with a discussion of the kashmir question members of the lehigh delega tion who will take an active part in this portion of the program are lawrence e collins arts 52 donald patterson arts 52 who will also serve as general chair man of the conference and don ald d mac bean arts 53 collins will serve as chairman of the fri day afternoon discussion the eleven colleges and uni versities participating and the countries which the delegates will represent include brazil se ton hill college china univer sity of pittsburgh ecuador pennsyvania college for women france pennsylvania state college india beaver col lege netherlands allegheny col ege turkey ursinus college ussr university of pennsyl vania united kingdom lafayette college united states bucknell see u.n page 7 new photos taken now at pr office students whose photographs on identification cards have faded to a point where they aie no longer recognizable are asked to call at the public relations office and obtain new cards according to alexander f bod ner technician in charge the university's first experience with the new polaroid-land technique has resulted in a number of ex posures which have faded to an extent where photographs can not be duplicated for curriculum directors see photos page 7 profs work for charity seven professors will again be carrying shoe shining utensils jat the charity ball tomorrow night on the upper floor of grace hall music will be supplied by the dixiecrats starting at 9 and end ing whenever the band retires reported robert benedict chair man of the chest tickets for campus chest spon sored event will cost 3.00 how ever if a student brings the re ceipt of his prior contribution he will have to pay the difference between his contribution and the price of the ticket the seven boot blacking profes sors are major newman prof quirk general sadler dr am stutz dr fornoff dean seidle and dr trembley their rate per shine will be 50 cents also on the entertainment menu see charity page 7 an initial gift of 12,750 has established a new fund for stu dents in metallurgical engineer ing elmer w glick acting treas urer of the university announced scholarship grants will be awarded on the basis of financial need character personality and scholastic achievement the gift was made by william w coleman chairman of the board of bucyrus-erie corpora tion and a graduate of lehigh in 1895 intramural debate open intercollegiate athletics will be raked over the coals when the williams intramuial debate con test starts nov 5 the question of whether or not intercollegiate sports are detri mental to the welfare of colleges and universities will be discuss ed the first teams will open the contest for the 200 in prizes monday at 7:30 p.m in cluisimas-saucon and they will be judged by a board of faculty members all registrants will compete in the first three rounds the two teams gaining the most points will appear at the last round to contest for first place and the 120 prize that will go with it recordings will me made of the finals for broadcast later over ra dio station wgpa bethlehem dr tollie leßoy caution known throughout the united states as an outstanding preacher will speak in the university chapel on sunday nov 4 at 11 a.m the title of his sermon is se curity dr caution has been secretary for negro work of the national council of the protestant episco pal church since 1945 and has worked in parishes in maryland pennsylvania and new york in 1947 lincoln university conferred on him a d.d degree born in baltimore md he was educated in the public schools there before going to lincoln university from see caution page 3 dr caution to speak at sunday service senior essay contest set to start november 15 frosh fraternity questionnaire is due tomorrow town turnout terrible for frosh voting the freshman class elected 28 men to a class cabinet last week participation of the 60 men who live in town was so poor that three men have been appointed by dick kradjel arts 53 presi dent of town council to repre sent them on the cabinet accord ing to art goldenberg i.e 53 cyanide member balloting in the dormitory sections was heavy said goldenberg the freshmen elected one man for each liv ing group the 31 man cabinet met last week with goldenberg presiding as cyanide representative don oplinger e.p 53 has also been assigned by cyanide to the cabi net the freshmen will choose one see cabinet page 3 aiie to timestudy registration process lehigh chapter of the american institute ol industrial engineers is planning to make time studies of the registration system the soci ety announced recently in order to improve the process fifteen prizes — 875 in all — will be awarded by the williams senior essay commiilee for the best essays in each of five fields deadline for subject approval by the williams committee is nov 15 and all essays are due on april 15 three prizes a first of 100 a second of 50 and a third of 25 will he given in each of the five fields of study represented business admin istration english philosophy psychology and history gov ernment and international re lations seniors registering must consult the committee member of the de see essay page 3 half a day remains for fresh men interested in pledging to a fraternity to fill out question naires which are avilable in the entrance to drown hall all that is required is that the freshmen pick up the blank fill it out and place it in the box pro vided in drown hall before noon saturday nov 3 fraternity rushing programs are practically based on this ques iionnaire and all interested fresh men are requested to fill one out catch of the year dr tollie caution