Brown and White Vol. 59 no. 21

              after world war ii we en couraged all latin-american states to join the united nations he continued we set up a new re gional organization called the or serf ass robert perry all duded up in navy leggings called him self dapper darrell mack john hacik throat concealed behind flowing bowtie spouted history of chemistry in honor of doc bil linger fred newhard portrayed the janitor francis schneidens dr simmons gerald gilbert dr ne ville david fornoff dr fornoff orv jones bemoaned his mark of 13 on an organic quiz od during which time the monroe doctrine was enacted and our ideas of imperalism were directed towards the latin-american coun tries addressing a group of approxi mately 150 sudeijts and guests in drown hall prof dunlap went on to say that during the early period our government supported the revolutionary governments in these countries against spain and por tugal the attitude of the u.s shifted in wilson's time when we recognized only those govts which supported american views our present policy is to recognize any government revolutionary or not which is actually in power in regard to imperialism he said that we were interested in two types until 30 the first was terri torial expansion and the other was for economic reasons at this point he commented on our intentions behind developing the so-called dollar diplomacy during the adult period we es tablished our good neighbor pol icy in which we stopped using ma rines and reduced our meddling in vengeful wrestlers humiliate big red square 14-13 upset at 128 pounds wrestling in his first varsity match a nervous geor scrappy pete bolanis 7-4 bolanis had been undefeated in dual me displaying powerful early season form the lehigh university wrestling team trounced cornell 31-5 to successfully open the 1949 so schedule lahish invaded barton hall on the big red campus saturday bent on avenging the 14-13 upset of a year ago five falls and a pair of well earned decisions clearly demonstrated the marked superiority of billy sheridan's grapplers mike filipos ignited the lehigh victory spark win a second period fall over coach jimmy miller's 121 pound entrant earle wilde previous to the fall filipos notched two near falls c feuerbach took the measure of a it competition in nine minutes of crowd pleasing action captain dick kel sey successfully opened the de fense of his eastern crown as he decisionel captain bob stedge 3-2 kelsey's driving tactics while maintaining advantage during the entire second period bore fruit in the last stanza as he effected the escape necessary for the margin of victory with one second remaining in the 145 pound bout john mahoney slapped a figure four and a bar arm on barry pusch and added five points to the rapidly growing lehigh point total after an ac tionless first period mahoney took command and engineered a rever sal and two near falls before he secured the pinning combination lehigh's third fall came in the 155 pound encounter as pete mur phy caught sid laibson with a body press and bar arm in twenty eight seconds of the third period murphy wrestling his first varsity bout showed that he is ready to assume the 155 pound duties of eric erikson who was moved up a weight class at 165 pounds eric erikson and his bag of tricks were too much for bill bartels representing cornell the fall came on a reverse cradle late in the initial period atfer erikson had mauled bartels from one pinning hold to another the opening action was a lateral drop takedown beautifully exe cuted by erikson cornell broke into the scoring when chuck taft pinned phil do natelli in the third period of their 175 pound tussle donatelli also wrestling varsity for the first time displayed fine form in maintaining advantage until midway in the second period when the heavier taft began throwing his weight around continued on page 2 col 2 chemistry department faculty members received their an nual lambasting from chem society seniors at the society's christmas party thursday december 15 a crowd of over 270 student members faculty and guest packed the masonic temple for the event after fortifying themselves with a roast beef dinner served coun try-style the banqueteers sang a few christmas carols while the speakers warmed up with john rohall ch.e feb 50 president of the society m.c.-ing alpha a diefenderfer professor emeritus of quantitative analysis and assaying led off the brass studded line of guest speakers pro fessor diefenderfer recalled the first of the annual banquets held in 1918 when he and his mother made all the mince meat for the pies he was followed by presi dent whitaker who set the pace for his fellow speakers keeping remarks short and jocular dean john d leith robert herrick di rcetor of public relations who confessed trying to gain admission to the affair each year since 1930 and dr harvey a neville head of department of chemistry ad-lib bed and wise-cracked their ways through the after dinner speeches dr neville even waxed poetic dr earl crum head of depart ment of greek and holder of a heidelberg senatorship was the guest of honor and main speaker of the evening complete master of hi audience he led his listen ers by the hands from ancient greece through the years to post war europe his simple anecdotes about simple people dramatised the error of generalizations in our judgement of our fellow man jack ransohoff as vincent uhl instructor in chemistry next week we're goins to visit a cement plant in alaska john rohall raised clouds of cigarette smoke in imitation of smoky souse mountain a musi cal skit by the chemistry depart ment seniors climaxed the party the tunes of the b'way hit south pacific revamped with a new set of lyrics by jack ransohoff ch,e feb 50 formed the core of the show dedicated to the amusement of the students and the embarrass mnt of the faculty f'rinstance otto preis as dr easy easton student evaluation has reached the point where we professors have to take tests amstutz exempted seidle named to nsa state advisory staff at the pennsylvania regional meeting of the national student association held last weekend at albright college charles a seidle associate dean of students was one of seven voted to the regional ad visory board dean seidle polled the highest number of votes cast for any can didate his election assures him of a three year position three of the key proposals which came out of the meeting were 1 a unanimous decision to hold a human relations confer ence of christians and jews 2 recongnition of the need for eval uation and revising of current cur ricula and 3 unanimous support of the idea of a total community where faculty administration and students pull together a provisional amendment to the constitution was proposed and will be finally passed at the june meeting this amendment will make changes to the constitution easier sometime in the future informa tion will be released about a meeting of faculty and adminis tration members of different col leges with the officers of the re gional association classics students with high marks enter fraternity in recognition of high scholarship and attainment in study of latin and greek lan guages the alpha epsilon chapter of eta sigma phi national classics honorary initiated six candidates into membership friday night in the arcadia room presided over by alvord beards lee and assisted by william ciara vino the ritual was followed by a banquet in the trustees dining room dr joseph a maurer de partment of romance languages gave a lecture entitled pin and needles candidates initiated were rob bert baynum arts 50 charles butterworth arts 50 william h gentzlinger arts 52 robert heim arts 52 william schuler arts 52 robert baird schuman 51 federalists meet discuss possible peace under un lehigh members of the united world federalists met in the history seminar of the library sunday afternoon dec 18 to dis cuss the potentialities of the united nations in its present set-up for keeping world peace charles butterworth presided david caulkins presented the uwf plan of action for world gov ernment and its view of the pres ent necessity but future inade quacy of the united nations mrs h lamar crosby wife of prof crosby of philosophy and formerly a member of the un staff defended the present merits of the international organization the disagreements between supporters of the un and members of the uwf boil down to timing everyone who wants world peace wants world government the un is a success so far must and can be further implemented including a basic change in the charter to keep world peace if the usa and the ussr really want to keep peace the can do it within the present framework auric n dunlap ganization of american states sometimes referred to the little u.n for in reality this organiza tion is set up with the same aims as the u.n he described the situation to day as tending toward the right on the part of some of these countries stating that they are looking to ward spain rather than the united states for leadership herbert isar instuctor and now acting faculty adviser to the span ish club said that there will be a movie shown in packard auditor ium the date has not been an nounced as yet after the speech russell se fing and his orchestra provided spanish music refreshments 1 were served by jack giglio and mr and mrs isar were chaperons volume 58 — number 21 brown and whit lehigh university tuesday december 20 1949 bethlehem pa dunlap speaks on background of us-latin american policies our aims since about 1930 with regard to latin america have been adult but specific problems and methods have not fully acheived adulthood explained prof auric n dunlap professor of interna tional relations at a spanish club meeting thursday dec 15 prof dunlap defined the period prior to 1930 as our adolescent peri chems heckle profs at society banquet latin american affairs we paid more attention to the economic welfare of the countries 1 , for if these countries were not stable we could not promote any trade with latin-america he said prof dunlap explained that the establishment of the good neighbor policy came about at this time and the exports-imports bank was opened to these coun tries and also during this time we drew up reciprocal trade agree ments for the first time