Brown and White Vol. 44 no. 15

              all students who have not got ten their tickets for the lafay ette game must do so by thurs day announces r b adams as sistant director of athletics cowin heads accounting diamond economics and bradford finance plans change in registration brown and white wins cup for local advertising from i n a yanko is named officer paper places in 3 divisions at convention vol xliv no 15 george yanko editorial man ager who was named in a vice president forum to submit propo sal on improvement of method to faculty will address chem society three new rules which pertain to drill attendance have been released by major j o green head of the department of military science and tactics they are an excuse from drill must be se cured from the health service and presented to the sergeant-major prior to the scheduled drill period excuse during a drill may be granted only by a student's profes sor of military science and tactics or in his absence by the battalion instructor of the battalion to which the student is regularly assigned during the indoor drill period authority for a student to drill with any other than his regularly as signed company will be granted only by his professor of military sci ence and tactics such authority will be granted only under exceptional circumstances and must be secured prior to 4 p m on the regularly scheduled drill day dv pont executive will explain technique of meeting employer will express music choice students will vote on preferences tomorrow in concert poll hundreds of pajama-clad lehigh freshmen will storm the new street bridge friday night in the annual parade following the lafayette smoker which will be held at 7:30 p m in taylor gymnasium to the time honored strains of we pay no toll tonight a lehigh parade consisting of upperclassmen and freshmen will march in anticapation of a victory on saturday the smoker is under the direction of the lehigh union and will have walter r okeson secretary and treasurer of the board of trustees as chief speaker in addition to okey glen w harmeson head football coach joe walton met e 37 captain of the team and some of the senior mem bers of the squad will speak the parade will start immediately after the smoker band to lead lehigh's 120 piece band will head the parade which is to march down new street across the toll bridge continue on new street to broad street left to main street and then to fem-sem here the girls will be serenaded in token of victory to come and the parade will continue to the south side via the hill to hill bridge a victory bonfire is scheduled for saturday at 8 p m pending the suc cess of the team over lafayette the cooperation of living groups in securing wood for the fire is re quested on several previous occa sions the university found it ne cessary to purchase wood for this fire banner unfurled but gale forces hasty removal g p beach jr of the personnel department of e i dv pont de nemours and company of wilmington del will address the student chemical society on what the personnel man looks for at the meeting to be held at 7:45 p.m thursday in the auditorium of packard laboratory he will speak to the student chemists on preparation for em ployment explaining the proper method of meeting the personnel department of a prospective em ployer and will also tell how to get along with the staff of a plant in which one is employed the ad dress will be followed by the show ing of a motion picture entitled the wonder world of chemistry this film is one of the most re cent which the dv pont company has issued treating the subject of industrial chemistry from a modern viewpoint the chemical society's annual christmas party is already being planned it will be held on thurs day dec 17 in the masonic temple only regularly admitted members of the society will be permitted to attend the party the price of ad mission being included in the mem bership fee alumni will hear game broadcast students living in town will have an opportunity to express their mu sical preferences in the concert poll tomorrow in the brown and white laboratory in the basement of christmas-saucon hall ballots have already been distributed to the var ious fraternities and to the dormi tories there will be eight possible choices on the ballots violin reci tal piano recital string quartet vo cal recital tenor alto soprano bass or baritone orchestra sym phonic or otherwise band chorus and one which the student is al lowed to suggest himself each student will make three choices in the order in which he prefers them the vote was first suggested by t edgar shields director of music and agreed upon by the students concerts group and the brown and white the poll has been brought about by the co-oper ation of these three board approves review elections groups in three cities are in hook - up finance reports of publi cations also accepted the brown and white took first place in local advertising third place in editorials and third place in news at the intercollegiate newspaper association convention held friday and saturday at muh lenberg at the morning session held on saturday george yanko arts 37 the editorial manager of the brown and white was elected vice pres ident of the association succeeding harry archer arts 37 editor in chief who graduates in february it was also decided to hold the con vention next spring at drexel insti tute in philadelphia the editorial and advertising cups were won by george wash ington university and temple uni versity respectively george wash ington took second place in the news competition while second place in the editorial competition was won by bucknell last spring lehigh captured first place in all three helds of competi tion and last fall the brown and white failed to place in any field for the first time since 1927 at a business session preceeding the banquet held in hotel allen saturday night the association adopted a resolution resenting any action of a university administra tion or faculty to muzzle student editorial freedom in any form what soever the prelude to the resolution took cognizance of the fact that free dom of conscience is the foundation of our democracy and that basis of our civil liberties lies in a free press and a free speech and that the greatest single medium of public education is the newspaper those representing lehigh at the convention were opposed to the passing of the resolution believing that it should be optional to those in charge of the paper to determine whether a paper should be cen sored a business meeting was held sat urday morning under the direction of kenneth k kost faculty ad viser john t handy jr bus 38 business manager and m hughes miller of the national advertising corporation spoke handy spoke on improving the layout of local ads and miller discussed work ing together with your national representative the brown and white was rep resented by h c archer editor in chief george yanko editorial man ager edwin g mcnair bus 37 business manager leonard h schick arts 37 news manager kenneth k kost faculty adviser john t handy copy supervisor judson l schaffer assistant in journalism and dale h gram ley associate professor of journal ism the beat lafayette banner which traditionally hangs across the tay lor hall quadrangle for the week before the big game was put up yesterday but high winds forced its removal the banner will be re paired repainted and put up again late this afternoon the freshmen of the various sec tions have been organized into shifts for continual guarding of the ban ner against attack until saturday a short practice guard drill was held last night for purposes of in struction in 1933 this taylor hall flag was the object of an attack by lafay ette students and precipitated a counter attack to easton which brought about the suspension of 56 lehigh students a proposal for a revision in the method and mechanics of registra tion at the beginning of each sem ester will be presented this week to the faculty by the lehigh discus sion forum the plan has already been presented to g b curtis reg istrar and associate dean and has met with favorable comment the forum was instigated to for mulate the plan by comments by both faculty members and students who found the present system un favorable after reviewing the for um's proposal dean curtis stated i believe that the time has come when we will have to revise our registration system because of in creasing enrollment i am grateful to the lehigh discussion forum for their incentive in starting a move ment along the lines they have to set time the most basic change in systems will be the creation of a definite time appointment for each student to register this will reduce conges tion and the length of waiting lines in front of registration desks the students will receive their appoint ments along with their registration tickets at desks arranged in alpha betical order a student who does not arrive for registration at the ap pointed time will be fined and will forfeit his right to appear until the rest of the college has registered another important revision will be the pre-registration in all stan dard subjects english m s and t gym chapel etc for freshmen the forum also suggests that the bursar's office should be tempor arily moved to the place of regis tration where students can pay im mediately after they have regist ered to draw plan the complete plan which will be written out in detail and presented at the next faculty meeting was drawn up after a study of the ex isting registration system at lehigh and a comparison of it with other existing systems in similar institu tions the forum's executive committee consisting of carl palmer arts 37 president louis s stoumen arts 39 secretary milton spilberg ch e 39 and a dechnik bus 38 prepared the paper to address relations club ketchum to talk to faculty creation of three departments in the college of business adminis tration was announced today by dr c c williams president of the university and dr neil carothers dean of the business college appointment of three members of the faculty of the college of business administration to head the new departments and alignment of other faculty men and courses with in the departments are also an nounced the new departments and the men named to head them under dean carothers are department of accounting prof roy b cowin department of economics and so ciology dr herbert m diamond department of finance dr freder ick a bradford other members of the faculty of the college are assigned to the new departments as follows department of accounting — dr elmer c bratt assistant professor of economics dr carl e allen as sistant professor of accounting department of economics and sociology — dr albert haring as sociate professor of economics dr d l kemmer instructor in eco nomics department of finance — dr ward l bishop associate professor of economics dr robert l mayer instructor in economics dean neil carothers will continue to teach courses as usual and will handle classes in both the depart ment of accounting and the depart ment of economics and sociology the alignment of courses under the three new departments is as fol lows department of accounting bus 11-12 — accounting bus 18 — acctg for engineers bus 113 — advanced accounting bus 114 — accounting theory bus 115 — cost accounting bus 116 — accounting systems bus 45 — economic statistics bus 46 — business cycles bus 156 — business law department of economics and sociology eco 1-2 — industrial evolution eco 3-4 — economics eco 107-108 — advanced econom ics eco 133-134 — labor problems bus 50 — economic geography bus 157 — marketing bus 158 — advertising and selling soc 51 — social institutions soc 161-162 — sociology department of finance bus 21-22 — corporation finance bus 25 — corporation finance bus 123 — investments bus 131-132 — money and bank ing pol bus 135-136 public utilities eco 29-30 — money and banking eco 126 — public finance purchases casts of extinct animals hafner succumbs at football game roy b cowin the telephone broadcast of the lehigh - lafayette football game next saturday will be heard by the combined lehigh-lafayette alumni groups in cleveland buffalo and chicago the alumni office has an nounced definitely it is planned to have a commer cial announcer with sports broad casting experience give a play by play description of the game over the leased wire from fisher field another tentative plan is to have the presidents of the lehigh and lafayette alumni clubs in the three cities exchange greetings with the other clubs on the hook-up and also with the alumni secretaries joseph bell of lafayette and william cor nelius of lehigh in the press box at easton geology department to put models on exhibition the elections of george b rhein frank jr i e 39 to the office of advertising manager and that of robert j lightcap i e 38 to the office of assistant circulation man ager of the review were approved yesterday by the board of publica tions at a meeting in the office of dean c m mcconn chairman of the board financial reports of the review brown and white and the epitome were also approved the brown and white was given permission to increase its photo graphic equipment to purchase of fice furniture for the news and edi torial manager and to enlarge its library f.a bradford dr p w ketchum of princeton will speak on polygenic func tions at the next meeting of the journal and research club faculty group on friday in room 306 packer hall a luncheon for the members of the club will be served before the meeting in drown hall john francis goldsmith easton lawyer will speak at the meeting of the international relations club tomorrow at 7:30 p m in room 258 packard laboratory the title of the talk will be united states of the world herbert m diamond had attended home games for last 40 years fort and draper to talk before newtonian society at 7:30 o'clock tomorrow evening an organization meeting of all in tramural debaters will be held in room 466 packard laboratory the meeting will serve a three fold purpose first it will be an or ganization and preliminary instruc tion meeting second two men from each curriculum team will be select ed for the first round of debating third the first intramural topic will be chosen the discussion will be conducted in open forum style with would-be speakers addressing the chair each of the three topics for the last three weeks will be introduced by a mem ber of the varsity team after which there will be a half hour discussion on each topic to give talk morris mindlin arts 38 in a five minute talk will analyze delineate main issues and indicate the posi tive and negative points of view of the proposition resolved that the best interests of american labor in the heavy goods industries requires the organization of unions on an industrial or vertical basis d w edwards arts 38 will discuss the proposition resolved that congress should be empow ered to fix minimum wages and maximum hours for industry while n l morse ch e 39 will dis cuss the proposition resolved that the extension of consumers co operatiave would contribute to pub lic welfare men may speak all men entering in the open dis cussion will be limited to two min utes at a time but they may speak as often as they are recognized by the chair the two men of each team who from the open discussion appear to be the best prepared will be selected to debate in the first round of intramural debates which will be held in december the re maining two men on each team will automatically debate in the second round which will be held next sem ester j calvin callaghan director of debating has requested that each debater come to the meeting with a first and second choice as to which of the following questions he would like to debate upon this season the questions will be voted upon and the most popular will be selected for all intramural teams the ques tions are to decide questions resolved that the state of pennsylvania in cooperation with adjoining states and with the fed eral government should institute immediately an extensive program of flood control resolved that the state of penn sylvania in cooperation with ad joining states and with the federal government should initiate a pro gram of flood control by a system of dike construction resolved that the state of penn sylvania in cooperation with ad joining states and with the federal government should initiate a pro gram of flood control by a system of reservoir construction resolved : that the state of penn sylvania in cooperation with adjoin ing states and with the federal gov ernment should initiate a program of flood control by a system of deepening rivers resolved that governors limit ing speed to fifty miles an hour should be installed on all motor ve hicles licensed by the state of pennsylvania conrad thibault to sing tonight at 9:30 on weaf tomlinson fort professor and head of the department of mathe matics and astronomy and addison d draper ch e 39 will speak at a meeting of the newtonian so ciety at 7:30 o'clock tomorrow eve ning in room 466 packard labora tory reports e a lambers e e 39 professor fort will speak on the problem of angle trisection draper will speak on a topic to be chosen by himself all members of the honorary freshman mathe matical society are requested to be present industrials to hear talk two plaster casts one of a pre historic animal and the other of an appendage of another prehistoric animal have been recently pur chased by the geology department states dr lawrence whitcomb as sistant professor of geology - one plaster cast showing paleo phonus the first scorpion enlarged to twice its normal size is a replica of the world's oldest air breathing animal this animal was found in scotland in rocks of the silurian age approximately 350.000,000 years ago the other plaster cast shows the arrangement of the bones in the paddle of a marine reptile the ic thyosaur from the jurassic of ger many this fish-like reptile lived during the age of dinosaurs about 150,000,000 years ago it is of par ticular interest as it has the same elements as are present in the limbs of our modern mammals said dr whitcomb the casts will be on display in the exhibition case of the depart ment in williams hall conrad thibault baritone engag ed for the concert lecture series will sing every week on the pack ard program with fred astaire mr thibault returns to the air at 9:30 p m tonight over station weaf and will be a regular feature of the program thibault is scheduled to appear at lehigh feb 26 when he will present a program of operatic and popular baritone solos a representative of the general electric company will address a regular meeting of the industrial engineering society next thursday at 8 p m in room 466 packard laboratory the subject of the talk will be air conditioning head of the department of eco nomics and sociology charles b hafner 59 brother of arthur h hafner m e 08 and who until this year had not missed a lehigh home football game for 40 years was stricken with a heart attack in the stands of taylor sta dium on saturday mr hafner died while medical aid was being admin istered to him the first half of the game had ended but a few minutes when mr hafner who was talking to his bro ther-in-law e c metzger and friends collapsed in a faint city de tective michael fox who was on duty nearby immediately summon ed dr michael stoifo who applied antidotes and artificial respiration for some time without avail police procured a stretcher and as the third quarter started they bore the body across the west end of the playing field and into the training quarters here further ef forts to revive hafner proved fu tile his brother fred r hafner also a spectator was summoned and he took charge of the body brown and white price — five cents bethlehem pa tuesday november 17 1936 green releases attendance rules receives honor 3 changes made in business college night parade is to follow lafayette rally excuses must be secured before drill period all debaters to organize in new plan thurs ticket deadline meeting to select teams choose topics and in struct new men to discuss resolutions department of economics accounting finance are created frosh will parade in pa jamas friday night in traditional ceremony to serenade fern sem faculty is assigned head of the department of ac counting head of the department of finance member intercollegiate newspaper association all the lehigh news first