Brown and White Vol. 67 No. 6

              lehigh university bro wn and white volume 67—number 6 tuesday october 11 1955 university 6-3301 parents lunch visit new hc uncertain weather prevailed last weekend as our campus played host to over 3500 parents the large turnout caused ac commodation problems in local hotels as well as in parking lots large numbers arrived friday night and were able to hear gen carlos p romulo speak other par ents were welcomed to saturday the parents were received by president martin d whitaker vice president e kenneth smiley deans wray h congdon byron c hayes and john d leith and members of the faculty at a luncheon in grace hall they were served roast beef sandwiches cole slaw and coffee bucknell vs lchigh became the target of our guests atten tion after the luncheon fraternity houses and residence halls entertained the parents after the game and some of the visitors returned to grace hall later in the evening to attend the charity ball during the festivities many par ents took time out to visit the new health center dr william l estes jr corporate member of the board of trustees presented the building to dr whitaker in his presentation dr estes said the health center is ideal ly located on the fringe of the dormitory and fraternity area close to the largest living groups this location should fa cilitate the inclination to its fre quent and prompt patronage early in the course of disease this health center he said is designed to cover the broad spect rum of need in the application of aid in the care and prevention of illnesses cure of early stages of dis ease and minor injuries and to per mit the prompt recognition and diagnosis of impending or actual v s kudva of mangalore india was able to be with his son shinu on parent's weekend when business brought him to this country last tuesday they are shown in grace hall talking with prof m c lazen by during saturday's luncheon add more life to years rusk tells fall grads we must determine an individu al's abilities and give him opportu nities to develop them dr howard a rusk told graduates sunday af ternoon at the annual founder's l^ay exercises in packer chapel in his address the advan tage of disadvantage dr rusk said that more progress in medi cine has been made in the past two decades than ever before medics and educators alike must solve the resulting problem of great er life span said rusk chairman of the department of physical medicine nd rehabilitation at the new york university's bellevue medical cen ter he added that in the past dec ade alone the average life expect ancy has been increased five years we've added age to life we must n w add life to years is the solution being advocated by most men of medicine dr rusk said too many aged people are asking themselves why they're allowed to live a burdened life of those over 65 one-third re ceives no income at all one-third have an income of 500 or less and doodletown fifers to invade hp dance with new sound with its new sound in instru mental music the sauter-finegar band will invade the usually tran quil grace hall friday evening oct 28 to usher in fall houseparty 1955 this aggregation of musicians known best for their number the doodletown fifers comes to south mountain through the efforts of the class of 56 headed by ed sauter and bil fincgan these rhythm makers vvil perform on the lower floor of grac hall while matt gillespie will brinj his group to the campus again t play on the top floor as an indication of their swinj abilities both men have arrange music for some of the country's bes orchestras sauter was responsibl for many of benny goodman's fa mous arrangements and finegai wrote for tommy dorsey and glem miller among others the two men combined to bill finegan and eddie sauter to win in asia stress spiritual romulo urges _ _ _ v - by art roth today's world is asia—tomor row's goal is gaining asia's friend ship and understanding was the answer to the title question in a lec ture by philippine ambassador car los p romulo in grace hall last fri day before an audience of approx imately 400 people gen romu lo declared that the united states can make friends in the east by emphasizing spiritual values not material ones asia needs the golden rule he said calling himsef a latter-day paul revere the ambassador said that his mission was to tell you that as of tonight democracy is seriously in nolan's artistry leads 11 to 27-20 bison hiding by roger zerweck scoring three times and passing for a fourth touchdown sophomore quarterback dan nolan led the le high packers to a 27-20 triumph over the bucknell bisons before 6,500 parents day fans in taylor stadium saturday the packers won the toss and elected to receive bob naylor ran back the bison kickoff 18 yards to the 37 a plunge by naylor and two long passes fail ed to gain the necessary yard age for a first down and a poor kick gave the bisons the ball at midfield after senior fullback bob ford gained two through the middle john moyer racked up bob sierer and the halfback fumbled with dick carney recovering on the home 47 the packers failed to move and pennell punted to the bison 25 two plays later mccartney fum bled a pitchout and lu's tom fail lace pounced on the ball on the 28 the packers took advantage of the break and scored in six plays naylor gained seven through tackle to the 21 and pennell ground out seven more to the 14 for a first down three plays gained one yard leaving the packers with a fourth and nine setup nolan then tossed a 14-yarder to naylor in the end zone bill doremus placement was good giving the packers a 7-0 lead mid way in the initial period don hendricks ran pijawka's kick to the bucknell 40 three plunges by fullback ford netted the visitors their initial first down of the game after an offsides penalty an end run and two stray passes the bisons punted fourteen plays and 80 yards later the backers had their second td at 2:40 of the second period after a first down on the 31 pijawka gained four nolan scampered to the 46 on an option play pijawka then crash ed through to the bison 46 and no lan who was brilliant throughout go nalls—halfback bob naylor attempts a sharp turn on the slippery turf of taylor stadium during the second period guard pete johnson tongue in cheek trots over to lend a hand while fullback walt pijawka left behind bucknell player also comes over for a better view of the proceedings monday deadline set for date reservations registration for men choosing to house their dates in the residence halls will take place thursday fri day and monday with the social chairman of the house in which the date is to be lodged from 8 to 10:30 p.m on each of the three dates students living in price hall will house their dates in dravo tempo residents will house their dates in taylor hall a 3.50 fee will include linen service and housing for dates | from 4 p.m friday to 5 p.m sunday ! dates will be housed on the top floor of drinker richards and taylor | and the a wing of dravo see says page 3 see aged page 4 see hp page 3 see romulo page 5 see nolan page 7 statistics lehigh buck first downs 17 13 itiishing yardage .'.. 225 215 passing yardage 77 77 passes attempted 12 0 passes completed 4 4 passes intercepted by 1 0 punts 6 3 punting average 30 37 fumbles 2 4 fumbles lost -. 1 4 yards penalized 25 20