Brown and White Vol. 42 no. 19

              the faculty is scheduled to meet this afternoon at 4 o'clock in the faculty room of the alumni memorial building to act on the student body's petition for a holiday tomorrow the petition asked for an ad ditional day's vacation over thanksgiving as a reward to the students for saturday's victory over lafayette and for the gen erally satisfactory conduct of the undergraduates over the week end the meeting was originally scheduled to be held this noon but was postponed on account of the inconvenience of the noon hour the student body through the agency of arcadia will have to pay for all damage caused by le high men at lafayette on satur day this announcement was made yesterday by dean charles m mcconn the dean with vice president natt m emery apologized to the president and dean of la fayette after the game for the de struction at that time they ask ed that the bill for the goal posts and flag be sent here against their wishes the lafay ette officers agreed the bill will be forwarded to arcadia doan explains uses of rays police arrest 23 in theatre alumni clubs hold smokers view of parade at toll house of new street bridge review includes article on mcconn history of lehigh-lafayette ri valry described an article on dean c m mc conn heads the recent issue of the lehigh review walter l finlay ch e 36 re veals that dean mcconn has writ ten several detective stories which were published in a-pulp-wood mag azine under a pseudonym included in the issue is an article about nicholas w kotanchik e.m 34 who was killed this fall in a mine accident many students here were acquainted with kotanchik who was graduated last spring a history of the lehigh-lafay ette rivalry tells the story of last year's battles both here and on the maroon campus a review of the drinking places around the valley discusses 14 of the bars in this district a biography of the eventful life of william stauth laboratory assistant of coxe laboratory is called ex-ski fight er % short stories by john r mccomb and william j wiswesser a col lection of stories of the philippines by melvin s lord the price of glory a discussion of the arma ment racket by judson schaeffer research and lehigh by david w hoppock a feature article on house party and an article on zurich technical school complete the 32 page issue concert postponed beardslee believes music enjoyable to students no carnegie phonograph concert will be held until after the holidays dr claude g beardslee head of the department of moral and reli gious philosophy is still very en thusiastic about the phonograph it is a great thing to have a place that students can come to listen to music during their spare time oft en in the evening while i am in my office students come in turn the lights out in the arcadia roomi and listen to the phonograph for an hour or so he said the pleasure that students get cannot be measured mathematically but the intangible enjoyment is there i still am greatly in favor of the phonograph and i think it is serving its purpose completely states dr beardslee publication suspended with this issue the brown and white suspends publication un til friday dec 7 harmeson talks before gathering of philadel phia lehigh graduates five lehigh alumni clubs met last week as is customary before the lehigh-lafayette game the most important of these meetings was the gathering of the alumni in philadelphia the main speaker at this meeting held thursday . evening at book binder's was glen w harmeson head football coach other repre sentatives from lehigh were paul calvert freshman football coach walter r okeson secretary and treasurer of the board of trustees nelson a kellogg director of the division of athletics and physical education robert b adams assis tant director of athletics andrew buchanan alumni secretary wil liam sheridan wrestling coach austin tate former football coach and elbert b caraway and martin westerman of the coaching staff o p dyke 23 gave his annual rendition of parody of tomor row the southern anthracite lehigh club held its meeting friday eve ning in frackville paul calvert robert adams and john maxwell represented the uni versity at this meeting and dis cussed the present football situation other meetings of alumni clubs were held in southern california trenton and chicago discusses torsion ehasz describes soap film test to designers a discussion of the theoretical side of the application of film to solving torsional twisting and bend ing problems in structural members was given by francis l ehasz re search fellow in civil engineering last friday evening in fritz labora tory the audience included a dozen members of the designing depart ment of the mcclintic-marshall company the fritz laboratory staff and several members of the civil en gineering department a general discussion followed which was the third in a series pre sented by research fellows in civil engineering at fritz laboratory requests wright's booklet prof horace wright head of the department of latin has received a request from a member of the fac ulty of loyola college quito ec quador for a copy of his booklet the age of roman sacrificial vic tims which is published by the le high research foundation trafford claims manage ment asked for help after 100 crashed gate twenty - three lehigh students were ejected from the college thea tre and locked up in the city jail for three hours after more than 100 had crashed the theatre gate at 8:45 o'clock saturday night the unexpected recoup was a re sult of the theatre management's calling for police intervention fred trafford chief of police said the police were not looking for trx>u bue trafford stated the theatre asked for policemen and the boys were merely doing their duty use your bean — we are not looking for trouble the manager of the college thea tre however made a careful denial we had nothing to do with the ar rival of the police and i know of nobody who sent out a call as a matter of fact i asked the police not to interfere as long as no fur ther disturbance was created had the usual saturday evening crowd been present though a panic might have resulted there will be a free lehigh night sometime after the thanks giving holidays he added the football team and the band as well as all lehigh students will be in vited dean will not take action dean charles m mcconn called the affair regrettable and added that he had taken no action and did not intend to do so the original plot hatched at the bonfire on the upper field was to rush the globe theatre when the flames had almost died down a group of about 70 started for the globe followed ten minutes later by about 40 students the vanguard ar rived only to find the plot foiled by the presence of a policeman guard ing the only unbarred door un daunted the party turned about sped toward the college theatre picking up the second group on the way and the jyhole yelling horde raced down fourth street and brushing attendants aside stormed the college the legitimate theatre-goers at first mildly alarmed broke into ap plause when they became aware of the true situation all was quiet until the 9 o'clock intermission when the police arrived to perform their duty reiter harmeson to speak at liberty football banquet bosey reiter head of the de partment of physical education will be the toastmaster at a football banquet given for the liberty high school football squad on dec 3 at the hotel bethlehem glen harmteson head football and basketball coach will be one of the speakers other speakers include james crowley one of the four horsemen lou little dick har low jack harding e e mylin paul stagg walter halas and hen brehm will go to rehoboth beach dean charles m mcconn prof robert m smith head of the de partment of english and prof ed gar h riley associate professor of english and their wives will spend their thanksgiving holiday at re hoboth beach del civil industrial - mechan ical engineers and pre meds visit new york chems in philadelphia metallurgists visit copper refineries in new jersey upperclassmen in the chemical civil industrial mechanical and metallurgical engineering curricula and a group of pre-medical stu dents are on annual inspection trips in and around new york and phi adelphia the seniors in the curriculum of chemical engineering are on a trip to philadelphia to inspect manufac turing plants in that vicinity yesterday the party viewed the harrison plant of the grasselli chemical company manufacturers of heavy acids and chemicals the afternoon was spent inspecting sharp and dohm manufacturers of pharmacueticals and biologicals this morning the party visited the franklin sugar refining com pany the afternoon will be spent at the atlantic refining company manufacturers and refiners of pe troleum products tomorrow morning the party will leave for vineland n j to visit the kimble glass company manu facturers of glassware go to new york twenty-two civil engineers made part of their annual three day in spection tour yesterday and today to fulfill their graduate require ments the group under prof har ry g payrow visited rockefeller center the empire state tower and the midtown tunnel yesterday morning a tugboat took the party on a tour of new york harbor an inspection of the new city piers was included in the ride these piers were erected to accom modate the queen mary and the normandie english and french ocean liners since both steamships are too large for any previously built dock in the afternoon the engineers went to radio city where three buildings are under construction after examining the construction details here the seniors studied the wind and vibration apparatus on the empire state tower these instru ments measure the direction and velocity of the wind and the sway of the building inspect bridge today the approaches towers and anchorages of the 44,000,000 triboro bridge were inspected while there the group went to the adjacent ward island site of the activated-sludge sewage plant being built by the city this afternoon they visited the new jersey side of the midtown tunnel which will connect 39th street and 11th avenue with wee hawken only one of the two pro posed tubes is under construction now the engineers descended a 31 foot shaft under compressed air to watch the shield-guard method of burrowing tomorrow the group will watch the work being done on the erection of an addition to the federal re serve bank they will also be shown the bank itself as well as the new york stock exchange they will end their trip at the hoboken factory of the keuffel and esser company forty-three senior industrial and mechanical engineering students are on a three day inspection trip in and around new york city yesterday the group visited the johns mansville plant at mansville n j where insulation equipment and brake linings are manufactured in the afternoon they viewed the continued on page four winterdrillstostart army students will march indoors beginning dec 3 winter drills will begin monday dec 3 announces major green the object of these drills he says is to prevent loss of progress each company will drill one hour a week in the armory the schedule is as follows company a 4-5 mondays com pany b 5-6 mondays company c 4-5 tuesdays company e 5-6 tuesdays company f 4-5 wednes days company g 5-6 wednesdays all athletes recommended by nelson a kellogg director of ath letics will be put in company a so that drill will not interfere with practice harmeson ock caraway speak at pep rally assuring team is ready for lafayette rice's new song introduced tubby mqler praises tate freshmen are required to wear pajamas at smoker for first time since 1 929 taylor gymnasium was packed friday night as lehigh held its an nual beat lafayette smoker spon sored by the lehigh union to which freshmen were required to attend in pajamas for the first time since 1929 andrew e buchanan secretary of the alumni association was mas ter of ceremonies speakers were head coach glen harmeson eb caraway varsity end coach whit ey ock captain of the team nel son a kellogg director of athlet ics tubby miller captain of the 1929 team bosey reiter head of the department of physical educa tion and walter r okeson secre tary-treasurer of the alumni asso ciation and chairman of the foot ball rules committee harmeson ock speak harmeson ock and caraway represented the team which was quartered at stroudsburg harme son assured the student body that the team was ready caraway who has been scouting the lafayette team for several weeks declared that lafayette was good but that it had weaknesses producing a sheet of paper he said that the se cret weak points of the leopards were on the sheet and would be di vulged to the squad as it took the field ock in thanking the students and supporters for their aid dur ing the season promised to take them tubby miller who captained the football team which beat la fayette in 1929 said it was great to be back again here with us to night we have the only lehigh coach to beat lafayette in 16 years he declared he's a darn good coach and in addition to that he's a wonderful builder of character i learned more from him than from any other man in my six years at college i think it's only fitting that you all give austy a yell before you leave tonight tate given ovation austy tate responded to the ova tion given him by saying that he felt the same loyalty as he did when he was coach he added that lehigh had an even chance to win afte buchanan warned the stu dents that it was harmeson's wish that no one go to stroudsburg the students took up the cry on to easton bosey reiter took the floor and implored the students to stay away from easton and con serve their energy for the game bosey's request was reiterated by walter okeson who expressed the fear that such an excursion would hurt the team's chances the band accompanied the glee club in singing march on lehigh composed recently by john b taus sig bus 38 and capt j k rice assistant professor of military sci ence and tactics taussig was cheer ed and rice led the singing the singing of the alma mater concluded the smoker and the par ade formed immediately afterward with the freshmen still in pajamas the group marched across the new street bridge to broad street down broad to main stopping at inter sections for yells and songs the students serenaded the moravian college for women before return ing to the campus skelly 33 wed saturday to daughter of h g pay row john s skelly b s in ch e 33 was married to lillian g payrow cedar crest 33 saturday evening at the home of miss payrow's fath er harry g payrow assistant pro fessor of civil engineering the rev charles brodhead of the wes leyan methodist episcopalian church officiated a reception was held aft er the wedding skelly is working for the skelly oil company at pampa texas where he is engaged in drilling op erations the best man was thomas h milliken ch e 35 describes applications of various waves in fields of engineering dr gilbert e doan associate professor of physical metallurgy addressed a meeting of the amer ican society for metals at albright college reading last thursday on the topic invisible rays in mod ern engineering his talk was ac companied by slides illustrating the research and practical uses of these rays prof bradley stoughton head of the curriculum in metallurgical en gineering is chairman of the local section of the american society for metals and he presided at the meet ing of the lehigh valley chapter the formation of the society 6,000 members strong is an attempt by automotive industries to apply met allurgical science to the automobile science and is backed by all the larger automobile makers dr doan described the various kinds of electromagnetic waves long electric waves radio waves heat waves infra-red waves visible light ultra-violet light x-rays and gamma rays varying in length from 70 miles the long electric waves to one ten-millionth of an inch for the short gamma rays it is with these latter rays that dr doan is re searching describes radio waves dr doan described the use of ra dio waves in blind flying and ex plained how the directional radio beams served to guide the pilot of an airplane flying blind to a safe landing by the use of horizontal guidance beams and vertical land ing beams speaking of heat waves he said waves of 30 meters long cause the body temperature to rise nd pro duce an artificial fever if absorbed by a patient suffering from asthma arthritis or paresis the fever alle viates or cures the disease ..." visible light finds it greatest ap plication in the photo-electric cell dr doan explained light has been used for seeing things ever since the second day of the creation when the command went out let there be light but a new use has been found for it if visible light falls on a metal plate coated with an alkali metal such as caesium it liberates negative charges of elec tricity which by suitable amplifica tion operates a valve or other con trol faculty dramatists to read anatole comedy gives little passion and much melancholy the public reading of arthur schnitzler's anatol will be given by the faculty dramatic club at 8 p m on wednesday dec 5 in the lounge of drown hall the faculty and students interested in the work of the dramatic club are invited to attend the play is a comedy of the lover mistress motif tracing the psychol ogy of the intimacy despite the motif which is always the same in schnitzler's comedies the plot is treated gracefully with little pas sion and much gentle melancholy the work is never ugly or unnat ural a certain discretion is preserv ed so that there is nothing immoral in the relation of lover and mistress says ashley dukes in his introduc tion to the modern library edition of grace isabel colbron's transla tion the program the first of two public readings to be given this year is in charge of mrs philip m palmer and clyde a harding sec retary of the club marquis loses goal posts for first time since 1918 ock stallings preston reidy and goodrich play last game with lehigh team by john a gilmore led by capt whitey ock may shark scobey mcnally morrison mccaa preston stallings peet mccoy fairbanks pennauchi car lin reidy pazzetti goodrich wal ton hunkele bennett and hart will all go down in the lehigh foot ball annals with the rest of the brown and white heroes for their victory over the lafayette leo pards 13-7 on fisher field last sat urday the lafayette gridiron was minus two goal posts for the first time since 1918 when lehigh last defeat ed the maroons ii easton the jinx was conquered and the engineers were triumphant rejoicing and cel ebration were dominant gloom and despair had vanished lehigh had defeated lafayette supporters could not believe their eyes nor their ears they still can't but lehigh has added one more victory to its records carlin and reidy were the lucky players chosen to carry the ball across the goal line these two men are not the only honored members of the squad all are surrounded with the halo of glory play last game five seniors played their last game for the brown and white the loss of all these men will be felt next year states coach harmeson although one of these players ock was hampered by an injured leg his play as well as his leadership was outstanding bill stallings who act ed as captain while ock was out of the game will always be remember ed as one of lehigh's outstanding ends stallings has been a bulwark of strength throughout the present campaign when he was injured on saturday and had to be removed from the game his ovation showed the feeling of regret which filled the hearts of his fellow students preston reidy and goodrich were the other seniors who enjoyed the pleasure of defeating lafayette reidy had the honor of scoring one of the touchdowns and adding the extra point although his work has been a bit spotty this past season he has fully redeemed himself by his performance in the past two games preston consistent - preston has been a consistent player all year he was especially strong this past week and receives the credit for blocking one of the lafayette punts in the first quarter goodrich has not seen much ser vice this year but he gave a splen did account of himself on satur day scobey was beyond a doubt the strongest man on the lehigh line lie was continually breaking through the maroon front wall and throwing their ball carriers espe cially stabley for a loss he cover ed punts as though he was an end scobey is a junior this year and is being counted upon by harmeson for next year mcnally and mccaa played the entire game as the brown and white guards these two players have been carrying the load in the center of the line in all of lehigh's games their work on saturday was enough to show that they have de served this distinction the rest of the lehigh line al though perhaps not as spectacular or effective in their play were a continual threat to the leopards mayshark played his best game of the year and was continually turn ing in end runs and breaking up lateral passes backs worked hard in the backfiefd peet mccoy carlin and pazzetti ( besides those already mentioned bore the brunt of the engineers attack peet's work was on a par with his other splendid performances this year his kicking along with that of fair banks was instrumental in keep ing the ball in lafayette's territory much of the time peet intercepted the maroon pass which led to the continued on page three view of parade as it reached fern - sem two views of parade friday night bethlehem pa tuesday november 27 1934 faculty to act on petition for holiday at 4 p.m today vol xlii no 19 price five cents five groups on field trips until recess lehigh upsets leopards 13-7 by scoring twice late in second quarter arcadia to pay for damage to lafayette goal posts the lehigh university brown and white strong attack in first half results in brown and white victory at fisher field 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