Brown and White Vol. 45 no. 14

              dr neil carothers dean of the college of business administration who speaks tonight statistics staff members lead meetings news l.the gettysburgian 2 the temple news 3 lehigh brown & white editorial 1 george washington hat chet 2 delaware review 3 the temple news advertising 1 lehigh brown & white 2 the gettysburgian 3 drexel triangle group enjoys dinner dance e kenneth smiley assistant di rector of admissions who will be toastmaster at the banquet gowdy makes score mules make first score with blocked and recovered kick by rick brown outrushed by a heavier muhlen berg backfield lehigh's engineers were unable to produce a consis tent offense dropping an 18-7 ver dict to the mules it was the sev enth in the 27 game series that the mules have won hampered by a steady rain and a muddy field lehigh's speedy backs were unable to break into the clear consistently and a slip pery ball prevented any accurate passing muhlenberg scored in the first five minutes of play when matusa and munchak blocked ellstrom's punt from behind the goal line and dietrich recovered in the end zone for the mules gutekunst scores on pass the second score came two min utes after the opening of the sec ond half when gutekunst inter cepted a lehigh pass on his own 45 and raced for a touchdown be hind perfect interference both continued on page four dean carothers to speak tonight douglas bement professor at george washington university and new executive secretary of i.n.a features of evening are found in big apple 9 and college songs a german dinner was served to the delegates of the ina conven tion at the maennerchor last eve ning following the dinner a dance was held in drown hall during the dinner german songs were sung by the group in addi tion to this each school delegation sang one of its school songs approximately 100 attended the dinner howard w ennes jr editor of george washington uni versity hatchet and president of the ina asked for all eligible men for committees to sign up for ap pointments the music for the dance was furnished by larry and his royal barons from easton the swing music fitted in with the big ap ple atmosphere which played no small part in the evening frolics a lehigh representative called all steps for the big apple dance and then gave an exhibition of the dif ferent steps several others fol lowed him with similar perfor mances prof dale gramley head of the journalism department was the chaperon close to 150 attended the dance 3 talks planned will address delegates at closing banquet dr neil carothers dean of the college of business administra tion of lehigh university will be the guest speaker at the closing banquet of the intercollegiate newspaper association convention this evening at the hotel bethle hem winners of the critical contest awards in news editorials and lo cal advertising will be announced by prof douglas bement of george washington university acting executive secretary of the association the banquet speaker is a well known economist who accompan ied col frank knox in the nation wide republican campaign tour as financial adviser last year this year he is the speaker on the na tion-wide radio broadcasting pro gram sponsored by the chase na tional bank guests present this evening are president and mrs clement c williams dean and mrs neil car others dean and mrs philip pal mer dean and mrs bradley stoughton prof and mrs dale h gramley mr and mrs e kenneth smiley dr and mrs w n schwarze and mr and mrs har old b farquhar this issue printed especially for the i n a convention was made possible through the helpful co operation of earl m schaeffer owner of the lehigh printing com pany printers of the brown and white and his staff made up of doyle and stout free press is extolled the fall convention of the inter collegiate newspaper association of the middle atlantic states opened in packard laboratory yesterday afternoon when president c c williams of lehigh welcomed 70 delegates from 20 colleges and uni versities john e stempel managing edi tor of the easton express gave an address on a practicing news paperman looks at college news after delegates had returned from campus tours conducted by members of pi delta epsilon hon orary journalistic fraternity fran cis w hunsberger c e 38 con vention chairman called the open ning session to order he intro duced president williams who in his talk expressed admiration and high esteem for the newspaper profession reporters need contacts stressing how small items ap pearing in a paper increase read er's interest the speaker explained that readers get more enjoyment from stories of themselves and their neighbors you can tell he said how well a newspaper is functioning by the number of small stories in it for it shows the close contact be tween reporters and news sources he stated that the reporter is the one upon which the newspa per depends most he must said stempel know the people with whom he is in daily contact by knowing their interests present and future he believes the re porter may ask intelligent ques tions the average individual does not think in terms of news he continued their answers to the reporter's questions should suggest stories and further questioning should bring out information use ful to the reporter ennes conducts meeting discussing writing of news stories the speaker said that the newspaper is the most natural way of telling a story in that the most important part is told first he gave examples of common mis takes in writing and added hints of how to make a story forceful it is up to he reporter he con cluded to make his story com plete their duty is to give an ex act impression of what was done and said after the speaker had finished howard w ennes of george washington university i n a president conducted a short bus iness meeting a roll call was tak en by mary douglas of wilson college secretary of the associa tion prof dale h gramley ex ecutive treasurer delivered a fi nancial statement freedom of the press he said is one of our most cherished tra ditions freedom to comment on social and political actions is one of the main bulwarks of our de mocracy continuing he said that a news 24 eastern colleges send paper staff members 8 from brooklyn registrations are listed eight-five delegates and guests have registered for the intercolle giate newspaper association con vention which began at noon yes terday they represent news pub lications at 24 colleges and univer sities in the east by 1:30 o'clock yesterday after noon 31 had already registered in the lobby of packard laboratory by 3 o'clock 65 delegates from 19 schools had signed up the school which sent the larg est representation exclusive of le high is brooklyn polytechnic insti tute with eight delegates george washington university followed with seven several other schools sent five and six delegates the schools represented with the names of those attending and their positions on their respective campus papers are as follows alfred university john dough erty associate editor bernard spiro business co-manager el enor wisniski business co-man ager beaver college olive ambrose business manager mary grace ambler editor ruth mott man aging editor brooklyn polytechnic institute howard grantz business manager john a sawyer managing editor walter schwert advertising man ager fred g sawyer associate editor paul heller editor george patterson associate editor joe loomer feature editor george reyling sports editor bucknell university paul sil vius business manager william robertson managing editor cedar crest college priscilla swartley editor rose penta as sistant editor valeric yesko bus iness manager dickinson college charles dav idson business manager janet persun editor winfield yarnall associate editor donald austin managing editor drexel institute harold myers business manager ralph troupe managing editor alan faul make up editor elmira college for women mar i ian cruikshank business manager phyllis barber editor elizabethtown college carl herr business manager albert bzura editor franklin and marshall college j b chambers business manager richard wanner editor j h neff advertising manager s a blatt news editor george washington university j w rankin news editor j t c dougherty senior staff howard ennes editor j e strong sports editor howard mace associate editor robert linehan senior staff professor bement gettysburg college robert han son news editor immaculate college rosemary mccandless circulation manager lehigh university nevin l fid ler news manager william g du kek editorial manager j palmer murphy editor in chief john h continued on page four high schools will hear faculty members the faculty lecture committee has planned the following lectures for the month of november an nounced kenneth smiley assist ant director of admissions yester day dr ward bishop associate pro fessor of economics at sunbury high school on nov 15 sense and nonsense in current econom ic thought francis trembley instructor in biology at new hope high school on nov 17 intimate glimpses of wild life dr claude g beardslee head of the department of moral and religious philosophy at ruther ford n j high school on nov 15 life as an honor system convention appoints group of editors who will be heads of campaign hear talk by hough torn delegates admit beaver into association make bement secretary college newspapers launched a concerted drive against syphilis this morning when delegates of the in tercollegiate newspaper associa tion meeting in packard auditor ium laid plans to publicize facts about the disease through their publications and by use of post ers acting unanimously on a resolu tion presented by john dougherty of the alfred university fiat lux temporary chairman of the resolu tions committee the convention decided to set up a committee of the editors of all member papers to further the campaign an advisory committee will also be formed this group will be composed of leading workers in the national drive against syphi lis it will be their responsibility to supply facts to the student com mittee broughton speaks phillip broughton assistant in formation adviser to the united states surgeon general stressed the importance of striving to make the wasserman blood test a part of all college physical examinations using posters he outlined the most effective means of publicity in picturing the extent of the disease broughton said that a half million new cases and 600,000 old cases are reported to doctors each year he asserted that syphlis could be more efficiently cured than most other communicable diseases preceding the discussion of the proposed drive the beaver news of beaver college jenkintown was unanimously admitted to the association a motion to drop the ttartan of carnegie institute pittsburgh was defeated in favor of a proposal to attempt to renew their interest in the i n a george joseph editor of the muhlenberg weekly and chairman of the ex tension committee conducted dis cussion on these questions bement made secretary in the only election held at the meeting douglas bement profes sor at george washington univer sity washington d c was chos en executive secretary of the i n a for the coming year mr bement has been acting for the last half year as acting executive secretary officers in the future will be relieved of responsibility for the activities of the association dif ficulties arising from the former practice of holding the heads re sponsible was pointed out by wil liam robertson managing editor of the bucknellian and chairman of the constitution committee a recommendation by edgar williams editor of the westchest er quad angles and head of the continued on page four john e stemple managing edi tor of easton express who spoke at the opening session three roundtable groups discuss news business and editorials three roundtable conferences of business editorial and news de partments of a collegiate newspa per were held yesterday afternoon in packard laboratory following the opening session of the fall in tercollegiate newspaper associa tion convention continuations of these conferences were held this morning also in packard labora tory the conferences were led by the respective department managers of the brown and white nevin l fidler arts 38 news manager william g dukek ch e 38 edi torial manager and john e weig el i e 38 business manager were the leaders of the discussions at the business roundtable on friday afternoon dr carl e al len assistant professor of account ing spoke on knowing where the money goes selling papers to mora and pop was the subject of william c klingensmith cir and white russell stevens ad vertising manager of the brown and white used putting across the special page for his talk at the business round table this morning george b rheinfrank copy supervisor of the brown and white spoke on selling local advertising john handy bus iness manager-elect of the brown and white used must copy al ways look the same as his topic all the business managers of the newspapers represented contribut ed to the discussion of what my paper has been doing william g dukek a repre sentative from haverford college began the discussion at the edi torial round table yesterday after noon with organization of the editorial staff howard w en nes jr editor in chief of the george washington hatchet and president of the i n a spoke on the place of national and in ternational issues in the college press columns and features of the editorial page was the topic of william e robertson managing editor of the bucknellian this morning j palmer murphy arts 38 editor in chief of the brown and white addressed the assembly on what is censor ship a general discussion of censorship followed his talk the right headline at the right place was the subject used by john a sawyer managing edi tor of the polytechnic reporter of brooklyn polytechnic institute continued on page fou registration tour inspection and dinner keep delegates on the move during stages of convention moravian college for women delegates seem both light hearted and thoughtful when they register charlie zell forgets his bad leg and en joys himself as he starts a group on the sayre park tour librarian leach takes time out to explain some of the literary pieces of the treasure room to the delegates photos by n'olan and simons . . . and everyone had a good time singing eating and making merry at the german dinner last night in the maennerchor heard by i n a lehigh university brown and white bethlehem pa saturday november 13 1937 mules take seventh game from brown and white 18-7 vol xlv no 14 i.n.a starts drive to combat syphilis 8 5 delegates are attending ina conclave delegates hear c c williams john stempel steady rain and muddy field slow down en gineers 9 backfield easton journalist discusses coverage and writing for college press will they repeat winners of the spring contests first downs 6 3 yards gained by rushes 96 forward passes attempted 11 forward passes completed a yards aine<i by forwards 78 passes intercepted by 0 117 2 1 69 5 punting average 44 37 fumbles by 5 3 fumbles recovered by 1 yards lost by penalties 15 2 30 lehigh welcomes delegates of the i is a convention z 612