Brown and White Vol. 67 No. 4

              lehigh university brown and white volume 67 — number 4 bethlehem pa tuesday october 4,1955 university 6-0331 scl art lunch on parents menu parents of students will be feted saturday as the university rolls out the welcome mat at its third annual parents day program this year it will be held in conjunction with the lehigh-bucknell football game although including many of the activities of last year's pro gram the university has also arranged many special features to supplement the parents vis it to lehigh through arrangements with the student concerts-lectures commit tee parents have been invited to hear gen carlos romulo first am bassador of the philippines to the united states who will discuss to day's world — tomorrow's goals friday night the saturday program is to open officially with a buffet luncheon at 11 a.m two art exhibitions are be ing presented in the american wing alumni memorial hall on saturday and sunday afteroons from 2 to 5 faculty members and their wives will be hosts and hostesses for the luncheon on the lower floor of grace hall parking facilities will be available to parents at the parking lot on the upper field the lot at the corner of adams and packer ayes and the lot at packer and brodhead the procedure for application for football tickets as outlined in pres ident whitakers letter of invitation specifies that parents wishing to at tend must fill out an enclosed form and forward it to their son who must present the application to the athletic office between tomorrow b&w to publish macabre humor of chas addams by wayne grainger at the top of page three in this issue you will find the first in a series of weekly cartoons by the new yorker magazine's master of the macabre chas addams with its publication the brown and white becomes the first college newspaper in the country to offer its readers the sinister humor of one of the world's top cartoonists as a reg ular feature although addams was officially christened charles he has elided his name to chas"—no period this act is typical of the man and his work a protect against convention ality the work of this cartoonist's car toonist is offered as an antidote to the saccharine treatment usually accorded to american family life after the depressingly cheer ful families of the beer ads the pious manifestations of marital bliss on the radio the sentimen tal gushing over the kiddies everywhere except in the home addams cartoons have been judged to be wonderfully re laxing in that he gives these themes a reverse and sometimes perverse twist for years addams has been the darling of the sophisticated college set however he is not universally admired recently a newspaper be chas addams 780 students dotes hop it an estimated 180 couples danced to the music of the collegians at the 55 version of the dink hop satur day night in grace hall most of the lehigh students attending were freshmen hut upperclassmen were admitted with dates tickets were sold at the door to upperclassmen for 2 the evening got off to its start with the arrival of the girls all blind dates from beaver centenary and cedar crest colleges and st luke's and allentown hospitals the buses carrying the coeds arrived on schedule at 5 p.m.—much to the re lief of the frosh who were anxious to get a look at their partners for the evening after the pairing off process which had been prearranged ac hopping at the hop—pat baird and burgess thomasson step lively at the dink hop while judy johnson and wayne stoddard seated with andy davis and ed wilkinson look on all three coeds are students at centenary college hackettstown n.j sweet mess—someplace in this pile lies lehigh quarterback dan nolan resting peacefully after sneaking the ball over delaware's goal line for the packers first touchdown the visitors missed the extra point but they took a 6-0 lead in the first period 86-yard jaunt nets 19-13 win over hens by bob bollinger after snagging a delaware pass which had been deflected by bill doremus pete williams lehigh's 225-pound right tackle outran dela ware quarterback bob hooper 86 yards to the goal line to give lehigh its winning touchdown in an uphill 19-13 upset victory over the blue hens at newark delaware satur day the packers had tied the count by rolling 74 yards in eight plays late in the third quarter the drive was climaxed by dan nolans 10-yard pass to left end austin short nolan sneaked over from the one for the extra point after delaware had been charged with interfer ence on a nolan to faillace pass lehigh's tough defensive line came into its own in the second half thrice stopping delaware inside the engineer twenty after lehigh marched 67 yards for a touchdown the first time they got the ball the blue hens main tained control for the rest of the first half quarterback bob hooper who played in the shadow of don miller the past three years called an excellent game displaying de ceptive fakes and clever ball handling time and time again the blue hens were able to pick up yard age on a double reverse which sent sophomore wingback bob moneymaker through the mid dle of the lehigh defense delaware's passing was also click ing as they completed six of eight passes in the first half however the lehigh secondary stopped this in the second half batting down or in tercepting five of the attempted blue hen aerials on the opening kickoff lehigh's fullback titus puck the kicker was injured and was replaced by sopho more walt pijawka according to emil havach lehigh's trainer puck will be out of action for three or four weeks with a fractured fibula of the right leg after getting a first dr rusk to speak at founder's day dr howard a rusk chairman of the department of physical medi cine and rehabilitation of new york university's bellevue medical cen ter will deliver the commencement address at the 77th founder's day exercises sunday in packer church the ceremonies mark lehigh's 90th anniversay dr martin d whitaker will confer approximately 100 de grees sixty seniors will be granted baccalaureate diplomas forty advanced students will re ceive masters degrees the exer cises will honor judge asa m packer founder of the universi ty dr rusk is an associate editor of the new york times and chairman of the health resources advisory committee the office of defense mobilization and the national ad visory committee of the selective service system from 1926 to 1942 dr rusk prac ticed internal medicine in st louis mo where he was an instructor at washington university school of medicine and associate chief of staff at st luke's hospital during world war i as a colonel in the medical corps of the army air force he ori ginated and directed the convales cent rehabilitation training pro gram for which he was awarded the distinguished service medal he is currently a brigadier general in the air force reserve he served as president of the american-korean foundation in 1954 and is currently chairman of the board in 1954 he was elected president of the interna tional society for the welfare of cripples he will serve for three years dr rusk received the 1952 annual award of the national multiple sclerosis society the 1952 award of the new york philanthropic league the 1953 award of the national foundation for muscular dystrophy the 1954 award of the amvets the 1954 gold medal national institute for social sciences the 1954 award modern medicine 1954 distinguish ed service award of phi delta epsi lon 1955 gold medal international benjamin franklin society and the sales behind last year so epitome vendors out stepping up their sales campaign in an attempt to reach the goal of 1,500 books epitome salesmen will canvass all residence halls and fra ternities this month considerably behind the cam paign of last year in which 1000 books were sold by oct 1 sales will be accelerated to assure fi nancial success of the book contracts for covers and other business and editorial arrangements hinge on the number of sales tom burgin business manager pointed out therefore it is vital that the sales campaign be completed as soon see commies page 3 see welcome page 10 see dance page 4 see dr howard page 10 see packers page 9 see epitome page 7 game statistics l d first downs 15 19 fumbles lost 3 1 penalties 2 1 yarda penalized 10 5 punts 2 3 punting average 28 33 passes attempted 12 14 completed 6 6 intercepted by 1 4 yards rushing 94 185 yards passing 99 62