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to choose committee will award okeson cup houseparty assemblage will witness game ._ by george melloy when the heavily favored leopards of lafayette entertain the lehigh engineers at 1 30 p m tomorrow in fisher stadium it will be the 74th consecutive time the ancient gridiron rivals have met having won all of its ball games to date the maroon is headed for an undefeated season unless the brown and white upsets the dope and comes through with its third victory of the season william hauserman guard lehigh university first debate list released 44 intramural contestants to compete for prize given to debaters the figures story lafayette 21 ursinus 0 9 n y u 7 26 muhlenberg 7 45 gettysburg 6 19 army o 25 wash & jefferson 0 7 rutgers 6 40 western maryland 7 192 33 lehigh 0 virginia 32 6 case 25 0 rutgers 34 0 perm state 34 12 hampden-sydney 7 7 haverford 18 6 muhlenberg 20 40 lowell textile 7 71 177 charles l pelzel eng 44 is the one and only married freshman ac cording to the latest university di rectory the freshman from sec tion iv a drinker house who made the discovery immediately spread the news to the other sec tion members lost no time in finding pelzel his insistent state ments of denial were wasted effort for no one believed him a brown and white reporter who arrived on the scene decided to check with the registrar's office there on one of pelzel's registra tion cards it was plainly written that he was married which seem ed to make his denials only an at tempted cover up but on closer inspection it was noted that the word single had been written previous to married pelzel wrote single at registration time but at a later date someone no doubt saw a splendid opportunity to play a practical joke on him looking still closer the reporter saw that the troublesome word was in someone else's handwriting and in a different ink however even with all this proof the members of section iv-a are still somewhat skeptical three sophomores three juniors and eleven seniors comprise this year's list of married undergrad uates as compared with one soph omore six juniors and ten seniors of last year the number was al most topped this year but perhaps some freshmen will help top it next year i e's and m e's to take trips journeys will be made to new york detroit industrial plants the first step in the organization of the freshman class for a ban quet will be taken by representa tives of each living group at a meeting at 7:30 p m monday in room 466 packard laboratory cy anide junior honorary activities society called the meeting to start plans for the frosh banquet to be held sometime during the year cyanide announced that each living group should send a fresh man to the meeting a committee will be elected at the meeting which will make all plans for the banquet time of the banquet place speakers advertising and all other particulars will be taken care of by the committee of five or six men will report on dinks meeting wednesday night at the chi psi lodge cyanide voted to re port on a slightly revised system for the sale of freshman hats to next year's incoming class a com mittee was appointed to draw up a report for submission to arcadia it was declared that a number of freshman do not buy hats and that a sales system to eliminate this difficulty could be inaugurated cyanide also aims to lower the cost of hats to men who lose their dinks and thus are unable to abide by the freshman regulations cyanide disciplinary committee met in drown hall last night and sentenced five freshmen for in fringement of freshman rules one man will wear his clothes in re verse today the other four viola tors were made to do guard duty at the site of the rally wood pile last night all freshmen will receive their second general education letter in their next moral and religious phil osophy class stated claude g beardslee head of the department of moral and religious philosophy the first letter was distributed to tne freshmen several weeks ago in the form of two mimeographed sheets the letter explained the purpose of the general education program the second letter will be six pages long will give a detailed de scription of the course and will give the names of the professors who are working in conjunction with the program on the sixth page of the letter will be a blank to be used as an application for admission to the general education curriculum all copies of the second letter will be in the hands of freshmen by wednesday the freshmen will be able to take the letter home during the vacation and discuss it with their parents if they wish and they may then submit their appli cation before wednesday of the iollowing week by distributing the letter in the lecture sections dr beardslee hopes to get all freshmen interest ed in general education the general education program is offered as a means for students to further their interest in sub jects which they are not offered in their curriculum each student admitted to the course will be as signed to a faculty adviser who will suggest books that the student may read in connection with his mam interest the student will have an opportunity to meet with the professor and discuss his topic dorm council to be guests sportsmen hear wild life lecture state speaker illustrates talk by photographs council appoints 5 to committees town men to hold affair tomorrow in armory romig will play by james mesirovv a bonfire a pa jama parade skits by freshmen speeches the okeson cup award and a serenade will highlight the lafayette game smo ker and rally starting at 7:30 o'clock tonight in taylor gymna sium alumni by the hundreds are ex pected to pour into town tonight and tomorrow to celebrate the ann ual alumni homecoming day the okeson cup will be awarded to the class that sponsored the best pep rally this season while fresh men representing various living groups will compete for the best skit of the evening wrestling coa ch william sheridan will present the okeson trophy football captain william hau serman i e 41 coach glen har meson president clement c will iams and walter r okeson treas urer of the university are sched uled to speak at the smoker harry gunnison arts 41 will act as master of ceremonies robert p whipple ch e 43 is chairman of the rally committee seniors to be presented albert e lee ch e 41 presi dent of arcadia will start off the program gunnison will then in troduce hauserman who will pre sent the seniors on the football squad playing their last game for the brown and white the talks by harmeson president williams and okeson will follow in that or der after which the freshman skit contest will take place contest judges are claude g beardslee head of the department of moral and religious philosophy fay c bartlett director of physi cal education and col joseph s leonard head of the department of military science and tactics the contest will be judged on the basis of cleverness and originality off color sketches will not be consider ed sheridan to present trophy following the talks sheridan will present the okeson trophy to the class which sponsored the best rally the winner has been chosen by harmeson e kenneth smiley director of admissions and sheri dan the smoker will be interspersed continued on page four sparked by two stellar backs moyer and zirinsky the leopards have displayed remarkable scoring power to date rated among the east's top flight ground gainers the maroon will have to be stopped on the ground if it is to be stopped at all squads at top strength both teams are reported to be in excellent physical condition and both are bolstered by the return of injured veterans vermouth la fayette's center will again be snap ping the ball back for the leopards after his forced retirement while bill simpson lehigh's stellar end and mainstay of the punting de partment will resume his diversi fied duties after a lay-off of two weeks caused by a hand injury woefully lacking in reserve ma terial coach harmeson has been shifting his team about in an effort to get the strongest possible com bination to stop the lafayette run ning attack and still retain a scor ing punch what the team lacks in material will be amply balanced by the infectious spirit of deter mination prevailing on south mountain and if the spirit is an indication of how things will run tomorrow the engineers will be twisting knots in the leopard's tail throughout the afternoon the 12 lehigh seniors are deter mined to taste victory in this tra ditional game while down easton way eleven seniors are determined to extend their four game winning streak over lehigh to five lehigh captain rates high as has happened in many prev ious games in this series the vic tory may not go to the strongest team but to the most determined and alert to offset lafayette's two star performers captain sam moyer and walt zirinsky who has been honored with the maxwell trophy award lehigh will present cap tain bill hauserman named by coach mylin as the outstanding lineman to face the maroon last year both teams will have an added incentive to win for lafayette will be playing before its fall house party crowd while lehigh will be entertaining its returning alumni in this homecoming game baltimore is goal of senior met e's the town council met tuesday night in drown hall to discuss their work as outlined for them by the newly-formed student council the student council plans to have a controlled calendar in the future therefore different groups were given various parts of the calendar to discuss the town council is to arrange suitable dates for quizzes so that they will not interfere with other activities the following men were elected to committees jonas silverberg bus 41 town council representa tive on the committee for the study of suitable dates for houseparty donald w bedell ch e 41 rep resentative from the allentown section of the town council on the committee for the study of meth ods of obtaining tickets over house party week-end a representative committee composed of albert clark jr ch e 42 chairman robert holland e m 43 and c raymond kiefer jr arts 41 will investigate suitable quiz dates lindstrom under contract the members of the inter-dorm itory council will be invited guests at the town dance being held from 9 until 12 o'clock tomorrow even ing in the lehigh armory the inter - dormitory council members were invited because it was originally intended to hold a combined dance of the town coun cil and the inter-dormitory coun cil when it was impossible to ob tain a large enough dance floor the town groups decided to spon sor the dance alone a feature of the dance will be pied piper types of arrange ments by a small group of singers from the lehigh glee club under the direction of willard a litzen berger arts 41 in addition to the pied piper arrangements the group will sing a collection of col lege and classical selections the music for the dance will be provided by harry romig and his orchestra during the affair free refreshments will be available for the first time membership cards will be sold at the door this year chaperones for the dance tomor row night will be dr and mrs claude g beardslee and mr and mrs thomas f jones the december schedule for the first round of intramural debates has been announced by prof j calvin callaghan director of de bating this year the question to be ar gued by the competitors for the williams prize is resolved that democracy in the united states can be preserved only through decreas ed government control of industry labor agriculture and finance following is the first round schedule affirmative negative dec 4 7:30 p m chi phi house ist heyniger vs ist clark 2nd : bright 2nd : fetter 8:30 p m theta delta chi house ist donahue vs ist gams 2nd palmer 2nd freed dec 5 7:30 p m delta upsilon house ist norwood vs ist funk 2nd schoen 2nd scoblionko 8 30 p m delta tau delta house ist felt vs ist davis 2nd boyd 2nd hill dec 11 7:30 p m lambda chi alpha house ist kemmer vs ist priestley 2nd : dafter 2nd r b robinson 8:30 p m tau delta phi house ist schwab vs ist kiefer 2nd fulton 2nd prang dec 12 7 p m drinker house lounge ist de valve vs ist bergstresser 2nd bleul 2nd godycki 8 p m ist potter vs ist holland 2nd mcgrath 2nd delong 9 p m ist neuber vs ist gross 2nd bartlett 2nd fortosis dec 18 7:30 p m richards house lounge ist rockett vs ist cowin 2nd : sebold 2nd : w r robinson 8:30 p m ist parish vs ist ostheimer 2nd reid 2nd mckinley agreement signed open letter pledge sent to all living groups chems hear life of justus liebig georgetown to be host at irc meet the international relations club has selected four delegates to at tend the middle atlantic states in ternational relations conference to be held on dec 18-19 at george town university washington d c announced john f hamblin jr arts 41 president the four men to attend the con ference are welles r bliss arts 42 hamblin john m hood i e 41 and wallace r wirths bus 41 hamblin is also vice-president of the middle atlantic states inter national relations club the conference will conduct round table discusssions on the far east europe south america and democracy leon h plante arts 41 was ap pointed treasurer of the lehigh in ternational relations club to re place arthur h rich bus 42 hamblin stated mechanical and industrial en gineering seniors will leave this week-end for inspection trips of industrial plants in new york and detroit these trips according to the announcement are to make more real the technical knowledge and broaden the social understand ing of the students representatives of the concerns to be visited recently met with fa culty members to arrange the in spection trips a description of the specialized activities will be given by certain members of the super visory group of the industries the larger group going to new york will see the general motors plant linden n j the colgate palmolive peet company the american can company pennsyl vania sunnyside railroads yards the hotel new yorker and the western electric company those going to detroit will see the niag ara falls power plant the book cadillac hotel the ford motor company the edison institute mu seum and greenfield village the packard proving grounds and plant the ex-cello-o company and the chevrolet and cadillac plants to view ford broadcast highlights of the trips will in clude not only the inspection trips but also lunch in the different com pany cafeterias visitors to detroit will see the ford sunday evening hour broadcast with eugene or mandy director and james newill soloist in new york the engineers will inspect the new yorker hotel which is entirely independent of outside power sources trains buses subways and tax george lindstrom 38 has been placed under contract to do tech nical work with the navy during the present emergency according to a letter he wrote recently to president clement c williams he is under contract until june 30 1941 continued on page four home club will sponsor pre-game buffet supper an illustrated lecture of penn sylvania wild life was presented by randolph h thompson lecturer for the pennsylvania game com mission at the regular meeting of the lehigh sportsman's club at 8 p m last night in packard labora tory thompson began with comments on the condition and number of small game and bear now being hunted he remarked that there were a great number of out of state hunters after bear here this he said was due to the relatively good hunting in the state the scarcity of pheasants in this section of pennsylvania he attributed to the fact that there were many preda tory animals such as skunks and foxes he predicted a good season for deer this december saying that the open doe season would be a blessing in lessening their num bers this in his estimation is preferable to having them freeze and starve to death as more than 17,000 did last winter his pictures part of which were in color consisted of a wild cat hunt cook's state forest in its au tumn foliage grouse and woodcock white tailed deer hunting water fowl on pymatuming dam and the proper way to handle firearms in the woods the wild cat hunt which took place in cameron county showed the remains of a deer that had been attacked and killed by a bay lynx native of this state this cat was tracked down by a party using three dogs the cat when brought to bay by the dogs climbed a tree from which he was later brought down by a state warden the animal now reposes in the hershey zoo in a short meeting following the lecture arangements were made for a deer hunt in the poconos if this hunt is successful a venison banquet will be held by the club honorary business club hears carothers speech open meeting to be held the senior inspection trip of the metallurgical engineers will begin monday and will last for three days the senior mets will go to baltimore in cars and will inspect three industrial plants the party will leave at 8 a m monday and at 1 p m it will inspect the revere copper and brass company the men are go ing to see the pouring of brass in gots and the making of brass tub ing on tuesday the seniors will in spect the electrolytic refining of copper and the recovery of the gold and silver at the american smelt ing and refining company the third plant to be visited is the sparrow point plant of the bethlehem steel company which will be inspected on wednesday morning there they will observe th bethanizing process which is the electrolytic deposition of zinc on wire fencing dr r a oesper professor of chemistry at the university of cin cinnati spoke to the student chem ical society last night in the chem istry building his subject was justus leibig — a boy who wanted to be a chemist his talk related the life of jus tus leibig first contributor to the teaching of chemistry the talk was illustrated by slides depicting the achievements of the german scientist dr ooesper is considered an au thority on the lives of prominent men in the chemical field he has assisted in the writing of a book on justus leibig he believes that the study of leading chemists tends to make chemistry a less imperson al subject a pre-lafayette game smoker and buffet supper will be sponsored by the lehigh home club at 8:30 o'clock this evening at the bethle hem club north new street no formal program has been arranged the committee in charge of ar rangements headed by francis murray 32 announced that this evening's celebration will be open to students and faculty members in addition to alumni of both insti tutions tickets for the entire affair will be available at the door for 1.00 dr neil carothers dean of the college of business administration spoke at a meeting of alpha kappa psi honorary business society last night in the engineers lounge packard laboratory dean carothers spoke of alpha kappa psi as a national and a lo cal organization after his speech he answered the questions of the audience the primary purpose of the smo ker was to introduce 36 prospective members who were the guests of the society the co-operation of the student body with the pledge signed be tween lafayette and lehigh was asked in an open letter distributed to the living groups yesterday af ternoon the letter signed by albert e lee ch e 41 president of ar cadia quoted the agreement made between the two schools and the statements of both dean wray h congdon and dean distler of la fayette the agreement signed by lafay ette on sunday nov 10 and by the lehigh representatives last thursday said that each would do all in their power to continue this tradition on a friendly and sports manlike basis pi mv epsilon honorary mathe matics society decided at a meet ing wednesday night to hold its annual open meeting sometime in the spring according to louis g gitzendanner e e 41 secretary eugene park addressed the group on calculations of isolated ber noulli numbers john d mettler ch e 41 followed with a talk on the mathematical aspects of chemical engineering margaret stuart sinclair daugh ter of rev and mrs a g sin clair of bloomfleld n j was married friday evening to howard burt reiter son of prof and mrs howard bosey reiter howard reiter marries bethlehem pa friday november 22 1940 vol xlviii no 18 single or double frosh to receive education letters price — five cents freshman didn't know he was married frosh to plan class banquet with cyanide rally to feature skits bonfire parade as preface to annual lafayette clash beardslee to notify men in m r phil classes leads engineers lehigh university brown and white living group delegates will take ist step in organization undefeated maroon team will rule heavy favorite as squads meet in 74th renewal of classic returning veterans bolster both clubs alumni homecoming part of week-end events hundreds expected coming up ..... i tonight 8 p m — taylor gymnasium la fayette rally saturday alumni homecoming day 1:30 p m — varsity football with lafayette away 9 p m — town council dance armory sunday 2 p m — last day for exhibition of the circulating picture club lehigh art gallery monday 7:30 p m — camera club 208 packard laboratory tuesday 4:15 p m — alpha epsilon delta 218 williams hall member intercollegiate newspaper association all the lehigh news first
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FullText | to choose committee will award okeson cup houseparty assemblage will witness game ._ by george melloy when the heavily favored leopards of lafayette entertain the lehigh engineers at 1 30 p m tomorrow in fisher stadium it will be the 74th consecutive time the ancient gridiron rivals have met having won all of its ball games to date the maroon is headed for an undefeated season unless the brown and white upsets the dope and comes through with its third victory of the season william hauserman guard lehigh university first debate list released 44 intramural contestants to compete for prize given to debaters the figures story lafayette 21 ursinus 0 9 n y u 7 26 muhlenberg 7 45 gettysburg 6 19 army o 25 wash & jefferson 0 7 rutgers 6 40 western maryland 7 192 33 lehigh 0 virginia 32 6 case 25 0 rutgers 34 0 perm state 34 12 hampden-sydney 7 7 haverford 18 6 muhlenberg 20 40 lowell textile 7 71 177 charles l pelzel eng 44 is the one and only married freshman ac cording to the latest university di rectory the freshman from sec tion iv a drinker house who made the discovery immediately spread the news to the other sec tion members lost no time in finding pelzel his insistent state ments of denial were wasted effort for no one believed him a brown and white reporter who arrived on the scene decided to check with the registrar's office there on one of pelzel's registra tion cards it was plainly written that he was married which seem ed to make his denials only an at tempted cover up but on closer inspection it was noted that the word single had been written previous to married pelzel wrote single at registration time but at a later date someone no doubt saw a splendid opportunity to play a practical joke on him looking still closer the reporter saw that the troublesome word was in someone else's handwriting and in a different ink however even with all this proof the members of section iv-a are still somewhat skeptical three sophomores three juniors and eleven seniors comprise this year's list of married undergrad uates as compared with one soph omore six juniors and ten seniors of last year the number was al most topped this year but perhaps some freshmen will help top it next year i e's and m e's to take trips journeys will be made to new york detroit industrial plants the first step in the organization of the freshman class for a ban quet will be taken by representa tives of each living group at a meeting at 7:30 p m monday in room 466 packard laboratory cy anide junior honorary activities society called the meeting to start plans for the frosh banquet to be held sometime during the year cyanide announced that each living group should send a fresh man to the meeting a committee will be elected at the meeting which will make all plans for the banquet time of the banquet place speakers advertising and all other particulars will be taken care of by the committee of five or six men will report on dinks meeting wednesday night at the chi psi lodge cyanide voted to re port on a slightly revised system for the sale of freshman hats to next year's incoming class a com mittee was appointed to draw up a report for submission to arcadia it was declared that a number of freshman do not buy hats and that a sales system to eliminate this difficulty could be inaugurated cyanide also aims to lower the cost of hats to men who lose their dinks and thus are unable to abide by the freshman regulations cyanide disciplinary committee met in drown hall last night and sentenced five freshmen for in fringement of freshman rules one man will wear his clothes in re verse today the other four viola tors were made to do guard duty at the site of the rally wood pile last night all freshmen will receive their second general education letter in their next moral and religious phil osophy class stated claude g beardslee head of the department of moral and religious philosophy the first letter was distributed to tne freshmen several weeks ago in the form of two mimeographed sheets the letter explained the purpose of the general education program the second letter will be six pages long will give a detailed de scription of the course and will give the names of the professors who are working in conjunction with the program on the sixth page of the letter will be a blank to be used as an application for admission to the general education curriculum all copies of the second letter will be in the hands of freshmen by wednesday the freshmen will be able to take the letter home during the vacation and discuss it with their parents if they wish and they may then submit their appli cation before wednesday of the iollowing week by distributing the letter in the lecture sections dr beardslee hopes to get all freshmen interest ed in general education the general education program is offered as a means for students to further their interest in sub jects which they are not offered in their curriculum each student admitted to the course will be as signed to a faculty adviser who will suggest books that the student may read in connection with his mam interest the student will have an opportunity to meet with the professor and discuss his topic dorm council to be guests sportsmen hear wild life lecture state speaker illustrates talk by photographs council appoints 5 to committees town men to hold affair tomorrow in armory romig will play by james mesirovv a bonfire a pa jama parade skits by freshmen speeches the okeson cup award and a serenade will highlight the lafayette game smo ker and rally starting at 7:30 o'clock tonight in taylor gymna sium alumni by the hundreds are ex pected to pour into town tonight and tomorrow to celebrate the ann ual alumni homecoming day the okeson cup will be awarded to the class that sponsored the best pep rally this season while fresh men representing various living groups will compete for the best skit of the evening wrestling coa ch william sheridan will present the okeson trophy football captain william hau serman i e 41 coach glen har meson president clement c will iams and walter r okeson treas urer of the university are sched uled to speak at the smoker harry gunnison arts 41 will act as master of ceremonies robert p whipple ch e 43 is chairman of the rally committee seniors to be presented albert e lee ch e 41 presi dent of arcadia will start off the program gunnison will then in troduce hauserman who will pre sent the seniors on the football squad playing their last game for the brown and white the talks by harmeson president williams and okeson will follow in that or der after which the freshman skit contest will take place contest judges are claude g beardslee head of the department of moral and religious philosophy fay c bartlett director of physi cal education and col joseph s leonard head of the department of military science and tactics the contest will be judged on the basis of cleverness and originality off color sketches will not be consider ed sheridan to present trophy following the talks sheridan will present the okeson trophy to the class which sponsored the best rally the winner has been chosen by harmeson e kenneth smiley director of admissions and sheri dan the smoker will be interspersed continued on page four sparked by two stellar backs moyer and zirinsky the leopards have displayed remarkable scoring power to date rated among the east's top flight ground gainers the maroon will have to be stopped on the ground if it is to be stopped at all squads at top strength both teams are reported to be in excellent physical condition and both are bolstered by the return of injured veterans vermouth la fayette's center will again be snap ping the ball back for the leopards after his forced retirement while bill simpson lehigh's stellar end and mainstay of the punting de partment will resume his diversi fied duties after a lay-off of two weeks caused by a hand injury woefully lacking in reserve ma terial coach harmeson has been shifting his team about in an effort to get the strongest possible com bination to stop the lafayette run ning attack and still retain a scor ing punch what the team lacks in material will be amply balanced by the infectious spirit of deter mination prevailing on south mountain and if the spirit is an indication of how things will run tomorrow the engineers will be twisting knots in the leopard's tail throughout the afternoon the 12 lehigh seniors are deter mined to taste victory in this tra ditional game while down easton way eleven seniors are determined to extend their four game winning streak over lehigh to five lehigh captain rates high as has happened in many prev ious games in this series the vic tory may not go to the strongest team but to the most determined and alert to offset lafayette's two star performers captain sam moyer and walt zirinsky who has been honored with the maxwell trophy award lehigh will present cap tain bill hauserman named by coach mylin as the outstanding lineman to face the maroon last year both teams will have an added incentive to win for lafayette will be playing before its fall house party crowd while lehigh will be entertaining its returning alumni in this homecoming game baltimore is goal of senior met e's the town council met tuesday night in drown hall to discuss their work as outlined for them by the newly-formed student council the student council plans to have a controlled calendar in the future therefore different groups were given various parts of the calendar to discuss the town council is to arrange suitable dates for quizzes so that they will not interfere with other activities the following men were elected to committees jonas silverberg bus 41 town council representa tive on the committee for the study of suitable dates for houseparty donald w bedell ch e 41 rep resentative from the allentown section of the town council on the committee for the study of meth ods of obtaining tickets over house party week-end a representative committee composed of albert clark jr ch e 42 chairman robert holland e m 43 and c raymond kiefer jr arts 41 will investigate suitable quiz dates lindstrom under contract the members of the inter-dorm itory council will be invited guests at the town dance being held from 9 until 12 o'clock tomorrow even ing in the lehigh armory the inter - dormitory council members were invited because it was originally intended to hold a combined dance of the town coun cil and the inter-dormitory coun cil when it was impossible to ob tain a large enough dance floor the town groups decided to spon sor the dance alone a feature of the dance will be pied piper types of arrange ments by a small group of singers from the lehigh glee club under the direction of willard a litzen berger arts 41 in addition to the pied piper arrangements the group will sing a collection of col lege and classical selections the music for the dance will be provided by harry romig and his orchestra during the affair free refreshments will be available for the first time membership cards will be sold at the door this year chaperones for the dance tomor row night will be dr and mrs claude g beardslee and mr and mrs thomas f jones the december schedule for the first round of intramural debates has been announced by prof j calvin callaghan director of de bating this year the question to be ar gued by the competitors for the williams prize is resolved that democracy in the united states can be preserved only through decreas ed government control of industry labor agriculture and finance following is the first round schedule affirmative negative dec 4 7:30 p m chi phi house ist heyniger vs ist clark 2nd : bright 2nd : fetter 8:30 p m theta delta chi house ist donahue vs ist gams 2nd palmer 2nd freed dec 5 7:30 p m delta upsilon house ist norwood vs ist funk 2nd schoen 2nd scoblionko 8 30 p m delta tau delta house ist felt vs ist davis 2nd boyd 2nd hill dec 11 7:30 p m lambda chi alpha house ist kemmer vs ist priestley 2nd : dafter 2nd r b robinson 8:30 p m tau delta phi house ist schwab vs ist kiefer 2nd fulton 2nd prang dec 12 7 p m drinker house lounge ist de valve vs ist bergstresser 2nd bleul 2nd godycki 8 p m ist potter vs ist holland 2nd mcgrath 2nd delong 9 p m ist neuber vs ist gross 2nd bartlett 2nd fortosis dec 18 7:30 p m richards house lounge ist rockett vs ist cowin 2nd : sebold 2nd : w r robinson 8:30 p m ist parish vs ist ostheimer 2nd reid 2nd mckinley agreement signed open letter pledge sent to all living groups chems hear life of justus liebig georgetown to be host at irc meet the international relations club has selected four delegates to at tend the middle atlantic states in ternational relations conference to be held on dec 18-19 at george town university washington d c announced john f hamblin jr arts 41 president the four men to attend the con ference are welles r bliss arts 42 hamblin john m hood i e 41 and wallace r wirths bus 41 hamblin is also vice-president of the middle atlantic states inter national relations club the conference will conduct round table discusssions on the far east europe south america and democracy leon h plante arts 41 was ap pointed treasurer of the lehigh in ternational relations club to re place arthur h rich bus 42 hamblin stated mechanical and industrial en gineering seniors will leave this week-end for inspection trips of industrial plants in new york and detroit these trips according to the announcement are to make more real the technical knowledge and broaden the social understand ing of the students representatives of the concerns to be visited recently met with fa culty members to arrange the in spection trips a description of the specialized activities will be given by certain members of the super visory group of the industries the larger group going to new york will see the general motors plant linden n j the colgate palmolive peet company the american can company pennsyl vania sunnyside railroads yards the hotel new yorker and the western electric company those going to detroit will see the niag ara falls power plant the book cadillac hotel the ford motor company the edison institute mu seum and greenfield village the packard proving grounds and plant the ex-cello-o company and the chevrolet and cadillac plants to view ford broadcast highlights of the trips will in clude not only the inspection trips but also lunch in the different com pany cafeterias visitors to detroit will see the ford sunday evening hour broadcast with eugene or mandy director and james newill soloist in new york the engineers will inspect the new yorker hotel which is entirely independent of outside power sources trains buses subways and tax george lindstrom 38 has been placed under contract to do tech nical work with the navy during the present emergency according to a letter he wrote recently to president clement c williams he is under contract until june 30 1941 continued on page four home club will sponsor pre-game buffet supper an illustrated lecture of penn sylvania wild life was presented by randolph h thompson lecturer for the pennsylvania game com mission at the regular meeting of the lehigh sportsman's club at 8 p m last night in packard labora tory thompson began with comments on the condition and number of small game and bear now being hunted he remarked that there were a great number of out of state hunters after bear here this he said was due to the relatively good hunting in the state the scarcity of pheasants in this section of pennsylvania he attributed to the fact that there were many preda tory animals such as skunks and foxes he predicted a good season for deer this december saying that the open doe season would be a blessing in lessening their num bers this in his estimation is preferable to having them freeze and starve to death as more than 17,000 did last winter his pictures part of which were in color consisted of a wild cat hunt cook's state forest in its au tumn foliage grouse and woodcock white tailed deer hunting water fowl on pymatuming dam and the proper way to handle firearms in the woods the wild cat hunt which took place in cameron county showed the remains of a deer that had been attacked and killed by a bay lynx native of this state this cat was tracked down by a party using three dogs the cat when brought to bay by the dogs climbed a tree from which he was later brought down by a state warden the animal now reposes in the hershey zoo in a short meeting following the lecture arangements were made for a deer hunt in the poconos if this hunt is successful a venison banquet will be held by the club honorary business club hears carothers speech open meeting to be held the senior inspection trip of the metallurgical engineers will begin monday and will last for three days the senior mets will go to baltimore in cars and will inspect three industrial plants the party will leave at 8 a m monday and at 1 p m it will inspect the revere copper and brass company the men are go ing to see the pouring of brass in gots and the making of brass tub ing on tuesday the seniors will in spect the electrolytic refining of copper and the recovery of the gold and silver at the american smelt ing and refining company the third plant to be visited is the sparrow point plant of the bethlehem steel company which will be inspected on wednesday morning there they will observe th bethanizing process which is the electrolytic deposition of zinc on wire fencing dr r a oesper professor of chemistry at the university of cin cinnati spoke to the student chem ical society last night in the chem istry building his subject was justus leibig — a boy who wanted to be a chemist his talk related the life of jus tus leibig first contributor to the teaching of chemistry the talk was illustrated by slides depicting the achievements of the german scientist dr ooesper is considered an au thority on the lives of prominent men in the chemical field he has assisted in the writing of a book on justus leibig he believes that the study of leading chemists tends to make chemistry a less imperson al subject a pre-lafayette game smoker and buffet supper will be sponsored by the lehigh home club at 8:30 o'clock this evening at the bethle hem club north new street no formal program has been arranged the committee in charge of ar rangements headed by francis murray 32 announced that this evening's celebration will be open to students and faculty members in addition to alumni of both insti tutions tickets for the entire affair will be available at the door for 1.00 dr neil carothers dean of the college of business administration spoke at a meeting of alpha kappa psi honorary business society last night in the engineers lounge packard laboratory dean carothers spoke of alpha kappa psi as a national and a lo cal organization after his speech he answered the questions of the audience the primary purpose of the smo ker was to introduce 36 prospective members who were the guests of the society the co-operation of the student body with the pledge signed be tween lafayette and lehigh was asked in an open letter distributed to the living groups yesterday af ternoon the letter signed by albert e lee ch e 41 president of ar cadia quoted the agreement made between the two schools and the statements of both dean wray h congdon and dean distler of la fayette the agreement signed by lafay ette on sunday nov 10 and by the lehigh representatives last thursday said that each would do all in their power to continue this tradition on a friendly and sports manlike basis pi mv epsilon honorary mathe matics society decided at a meet ing wednesday night to hold its annual open meeting sometime in the spring according to louis g gitzendanner e e 41 secretary eugene park addressed the group on calculations of isolated ber noulli numbers john d mettler ch e 41 followed with a talk on the mathematical aspects of chemical engineering margaret stuart sinclair daugh ter of rev and mrs a g sin clair of bloomfleld n j was married friday evening to howard burt reiter son of prof and mrs howard bosey reiter howard reiter marries bethlehem pa friday november 22 1940 vol xlviii no 18 single or double frosh to receive education letters price — five cents freshman didn't know he was married frosh to plan class banquet with cyanide rally to feature skits bonfire parade as preface to annual lafayette clash beardslee to notify men in m r phil classes leads engineers lehigh university brown and white living group delegates will take ist step in organization undefeated maroon team will rule heavy favorite as squads meet in 74th renewal of classic returning veterans bolster both clubs alumni homecoming part of week-end events hundreds expected coming up ..... i tonight 8 p m — taylor gymnasium la fayette rally saturday alumni homecoming day 1:30 p m — varsity football with lafayette away 9 p m — town council dance armory sunday 2 p m — last day for exhibition of the circulating picture club lehigh art gallery monday 7:30 p m — camera club 208 packard laboratory tuesday 4:15 p m — alpha epsilon delta 218 williams hall member intercollegiate newspaper association all the lehigh news first |
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