Brown and White Vol. 63 no. 22

              in detroit the audience was kept at fever pitch in montreal the public was either entranced or swept by waves of enthusi asm cleveland reported it as the hottest thing in fbwn and honolulu described it impassion ed movements of an emotional people this in a nutshell has been the response of the critics throughout canada and the uni ted states to the tropicana re vue which will be presented by - the student concerts-lectures ser ies committee at 8 p.m friday jan 11 in grace hall all under graduates will be admitted with out charge upon presentation o their identification cards the company is headed by see revue page 6 brown and white tooker vs homan . . . tuesday january 8 1952 volume 63 — number 22 ifc kills proposal on discrimination winter brings more damage for lu autos see ifc page 8 a motion that ifc adopt as policy encouragement of member fraternity chapters to drop clauses in their constitutions discriminat ing against students of certain re ligious faiths was defeated at last night's meeting by a 19-4 vote fear that the university might regard the resolution as implied approval of a poss ible administration policy of forcing all fraternities to re move the clauses in question or be thrown out of the school was the prime argument ad vanced in opposition to the motion tom tooker lehigh's 123-pound entry tries for takedown in opening bout with perm state's bob homan in dark jersey tooker lost 4-0 decision as nittany lions picked up three points in their 20-5 victory persian dancer to be featured at cosmos dance dunlap talks to ir group is war with russia inevit able will be the topic of profes sor auric n dunlap's speech thursday night at 7:30 in packard lab room 466 in his speech pro fessor dunlap will clarify his views on russia after the speech dunlap will answer questions and comments from the audience and defend his position against any opposition this meeting will be spon sored by the new internation al relations club the club is starting a drive for members and all men interested in in ternational affairs are urged to attend if student enthusiasm for the club is sufficient the club hopes to hold many more meetings and e,arr/y out several excursions to broaden outlooks on world affairs exotic . . . poor visibility and an icy pave ment teamed up to cause the se mester's 11th campus accident early sunday afternoon the mis hap occurred when a car driven by bob stein e.e 53 swerved to avoid a taxi which pepped into view from the curve at chi psi lodge one of the danger points branded by brown and white in its recent safety series stein indicated he was driving in the middle of the road and skidded when he tried to avoid the oncoming taxi there were no injuries damage was estimated at 100 by the investigating campus officer snow caused mishaps involv ing other members of the lehigh family late saturday night a car driven by percy l sadler direc tor of athletics was damaged when it skidded and was struck by another car at lehigh and new sts edward molitor e.e 53 was the victim of a double hit-run ac cident saturday morning when he stopped to put chains on his car on a slippery stretch of road near seemsyillev , a cadillac and a buick slid into his vehicle and left the scene he told an investi gating state policeman by roy neville perm state's defending e.i.w.a champions swept six of eight bouts one ending in a draw to smother lehigh 20-5 before a sell-out crowd in grace hall sat urday night state's opening match win threw out the window a main threat in their bid for a sec ond straight unbeaten season lehigh had had an unblem ished record since their 22-6 discomfiture at state last year the nittany lions without cap tain don maurey who couldn't make the team at either 137 or 147 pounds had winners in bob homan dick lemyre don frey joe lemyre hudson sampson and lynn illingworth lehigh gots its point on a 5-4 decision by ed mahoney in the 157-pound bout against doug frey and don faust's 2-2 draw with lawrence fernicola at 137 lbs george feuerbach lehigh's two-year eastern champion suffered his second loss in four years of dual meet com petition when he lost to don frey at 147 pounds frey took feuerbach down in the first period and held the ad vantage until george escaped in the second period frey escaped in the third period but was taken down to tie the score at 3-3 feuer bach stayed on top until the bout's end but frey had one min ute of time advantage and won 4-3 faust and fernicola both fresh men in their first varsity roles on the crowd's praise fernicola scored a take down and rode faust until midway in the second see state page 5 35,000 scholarship fund donated by grad see donation page 8 a new 35,000 scholarship fund has been established by brigadier general alfred r glancy m.e 03 former president of the oak land motor company and former vice-president of general motors elmer w glick treasurer of le high announced recently designated as the alfred r glancy fund its first scholarship valued at 1,000 will be made next september the basis for se lection will be the financial need character personality and high scholastic achievement of the stu dent another annual award also of tropicana revue here for scl friday night see picture lower left entertainment will be furnished by foreign students at the cosmo politan club dance saturday jan 12 the public is invited and tick ets are on sale at 1.40 per couple star entertainer will be a young persian lady mrs mary bradley wife of william j bradley e.e 54 noted for her professional execution of exotic and fascinat ing dances mrs bradley will pre sent four of her most popular numbers the italian tambourine dance the russian soldier's dance the persian ring dance and the indian snake dance rich parker's orchestra will provide music from 9 p.m to midnight the dance will be held on the upper floor of drown hall with decorations being arranged from flags see dance page 7 exotic dancer mrs mary bradley wife of a lehigh engineer ing student who will entertain at the cosmopolitan club dance this saturday mrs bradley will present italian indian persian and russian dances whitaker to be speaker at tg dr martin d whitaker presi dent of lehigh university will be the speaker at a meeting of le high's town council at 8 p.m tonight in the drown hall lounge david stickell chairman of the program committee will intro duce dr whitaker the meeting will be open to town council members only talley beatty lehigh university bethlehem pa lu trounced in penn state skirmish 20-5