Brown and White Vol. 46 no. 16

              marquis invades lehigh 4 men jailed price — five cents sale of tickets for fall play opens nov 21 quartet captured taking goal posts over stadium wall congdon burnett ask for support of pact fraternity that appeared at bethlehem police head quarters last night to bail out four brothers who were jailed for ripping down goalposts from taylor stadium the quartet will appear at 7:30 o'clock to night for a hearing before the mayor twelfth annual peace treaty is renewed at lafay ette's phi kappa psi house by kay hodges al knight of lafayette and franc burnett president of arcadia and willet weeks editor in chief of the brown and white it was a group from this same st clair lectures to met society to aid fight for sex class vacation starts thursday student passes to include free transportation to liberty high technical staff selected non-student tickets for the forthcoming mustard and cheese production of brother rat to be given dec 2 will go on sale mon day at drown hall announced john n mcnabb i e 39 busi ness director of mustard and cheese student tickets will be ob tainable after nov 29 reserved seats for outsiders are priced at 50 and 75 cents students tickets are free on the bottom of each ticket there will be a stub which when properly filled out and returned to drown hall will entitle the stu dent to free transportation to lib erty high school where the play is being staged deßow is stage manager the list of members of the tech nical staff was also announced they are technical director ed mund h knight bus 39 stage manager clarence r deßow ch e 39 property manager louis g dr george b curtis regis trar announces that thanks giving vacation will begin at 8:00 a.m thursday instead of 4:00 p m wednesday continued on page four chemistry dry says prof after munching on textbook dean wray congdon and ar cadia president franc burnett jr i e 33 tcday made appeal that lehigh students do not re taliate for this morning's lafay ette invasion their statements follow i appeal to every loyal le high university student to sup port the hands of arcadia in its attempt to keep to the letter the pact arcadia made in all good faith with the student council of lafayette whatever has hap pened to date must not be con strued as adequate grounds for lehigh university men to take any steps of aggression against the defense of our precincts in case of acts of aggression i do not raise objections from any lehigh university invasion of the lafayette college campus or any act of provocation i strongly appeal to you to re frain only thus can the unfor tunate conclusions to such ac tions be avoided wray h congdon dean of undergraduates these petty pranks are not serious but they may lead to more serious complications let's not allow the enthusiasm of tonight's rally lead to any rash action franc burnett jr president of arcadia gym smoker to be tonight harry osborn instructor in chemical engineering doesn't real ly enjoy eating chemical hand books in fact they are rarely an item in his diet the fact that he did eat a page of the handbook is proof that faculty members — even lehigh faculty members — can be wrong he should have taken george adam's word for it when adam claimed that he found the vapor pressure of carbon tetrachloride in the chemistry handbook say it isn't so osborn claimed that the vapor pressure of carbon tetrachloride couldn't be found in any cen sored handbook including the censored international critical tables and that he'd eat the page if adam or anyone else ever found it in a chemistry handbook but osborn wasn't familiar with the latest edition of the handbook cornell dean will discuss mechanical industry as it is today simmons also to speak dean dexter s kimball of the college of engineering of cornell university will speak on the so cial and economic effects of the mechanification of industry at the american chemical society meting at 8:30 p m friday in packard auditorium a canadian by birth dean kim ball was graduated from stanford university in 1896 in addition he has received advanced and honor ary degrees from his alma mater the university of rochester and case school he started his engineering work with practical knowledge in var ious firms in the west in 1898 he was a designing engineer for the anaconda mining company in montana from 1898 to 1901 he was an assistant professor of ma chine design at cornell university the next three years he spent in industry acted as cornell president in 1904 he returned to cornell to teach machine design and con struction until he was made dean of the college of engineering in 1918 and again from 1929 to 1930 he was acting president of cornell university in addition to his teaching pro gram at cornell dean kimball served as visiting lecturer at princeton and stanford universi ties in 1911 he was a member of the council of industrial education of the state department of edu cation of new york from 1926 to 1928 he was president of the american engineering council during his teaching career dr kimball served on the staff of the alexander hamilton institute and on the board of directors of mcgraw-hill publishing company in addition he has been chairman of the john fritz medal board president of the herbet hoover medal board and a member of the h l grant medal board member of m e societies he is a member of the american institute of mechanical engineers president of the society of engin eering education and the feder ated engineering societies preceding the lecture charles w simmons associate professor of chemical engineering will speak on the new wing of lehigh's chemical building a dinner will be served at drown hall at 6:30 p m dr charles c bidwell head of the department of physics will introduce dean kimball will make trips metallurgy seniors plan inspection of 4 plants twenty-nine seniors in metal lurgy will make an inspection trip on nov 21-23 to four baltimore metallurgical plants the trip will be made under the direction of allison butts profes sor of electrometallurgy and george l kehl instructor in met allurgy the hotel rennert in bal timore will be headquarters of the party the three days will be spent in inspection of the plant of the re vere copper and brass company manufacturers of copper and brass pipe and tubing the plant of the bethlehem steel company at spar rows point and the copper refin ery of the american smelting and refining company o lam son koenig and white address mathematicians the life and mathematical work of sir isaac newton was the sub ject of talks given by prof ken neth w lamson associate profes sor of mathematics and robert f koenig met e 40 at a meeting of pi mv epsilon wednesday night in packard laboratory koenig spoke on the life of newton and prof lamson discus sed the mathematical work accom plished by newton vincent m white m e 39 also gave a talk on complex numbers and hyper bolic functions below — digesting chemistry demonstrates ca r b o 1 oy hardest cutting metal carboloy the hardest cutting metal known to man was the topic of a lecture-demonstration given last evening under the auspices of the lehigh metallurgical society by l j st clair district manager of the eastern division of the car boloy company in his lecture mr st clair de scribed the metallurgical design manufacture and use of carboloy he explained that carboloy merely consisted of pulverized tungsten carbide dissolved in cobalt a former german patent acquired by general electric with which the carboloy company is affiliated he stated that this compound which is believed to produce the hardest cutting surface ever developed is going to replace high speed steel as a cutting tool for iron and steel since one carboloy tool can out wear 20 steel ones he said that the saving in time and money has made the adoption of carboloy necesary to manufacturers the demonstration showed how carboloy tools were cut sharpened and brazed this part of the lec ture was originally designed to in struct customers of the company in the proper use of carboloy as such it was one of the first times that the demonstration had been given before a group like that pre sent in packard auditorium last evening o proposed playground site being cleared of debris the site of the proposed uni versity recreation area by birkel avenue packer avenue and brod head avenue is being cleared of the steel beam and concrete rem nants of the foundation of a form er temporary shipbuilding office andrew w litzenberger superin tendent of buildings and grounds announced this week in a recent letter to city council pres c c williams approved the plan to pool this area with the plot behind broughal high school pro vided the resulting recreational space could be used by both uni versity students and the high school students parade is no occasion for disorder say cops the street parade part of the annual celebration preceding lafayette game must not be an occasion for disorder and mali cious acts bethlehem police an nounced this week in granting permission to the student body for tonight's cele bration chief ernest stocker said i will provide the stu dents with a motorcycle escort but i will not tolerate any dis order or acts of maliciousness which included the vapor pressure of carbon tetrachloride for no par ticular reason osborn very care fully performed the experiment and determined the v p of cci 4 we'll call it v p of cci 4 from now on after several hours of calculating and graph plotting i gotcha now the not quite-so-industrious adam didn't know that the v p of cci 4 wasn't in the handbook so he looked it up and found it so when osborn offered to eat the page adam hiked himself over to the theta xi house his stopping over place while at lehigh after getting the handbook he galloped back to the chemistry building pausing long enough en route to pick up charles schaefer chem 39 and the pride and joy of the b and w photography staff after seeing the v p of cci 4 in print and making sure that it wasn't a forgery osborn attacked the rather unappetizing morsel adam didn't mind seeing the book mutilated since he had borrowed it anyway commenting on the flavor of the v p of cci 4 osborn complained that it was rather dry features talks followed by pa jama parade through town beat lafayette is the campus motto as lehigh prepares for the seventy-second annual game in america's longest unbroken grid iron rivalry to be held this year at easton to fan student enthusiasm to its annual heat a smoker more elab orat this year than in the past and a parade has been planned by arcadia anthony bucky buchanan will be the master of ceremonies at the smoker at 7:30 this evening in the gym he will present some sleight-of-hand and magical ef fects the speakers will include how ard bosey reiter professor of physical education dr c c wil liams president of the university coach glen harmeson and walter r okeson secretary and treasurer of the board of trustees to hold pajama contest all dormitory groups and most of the fraternities have entered the ireshman pajama contest the contest will be judged by three members of the faculty and a stu dent at the end of the smoker the best group will be presented with a cup and the best dormitory group will be presented with a year's subscription to esquire the fraternities not entering the contest are sigma alpha mv lam bda chi alpha sigma nu and beta theta pi o diamond will tell club about the labor outlook the present labor outlook will be the subject of a talk by dr herbert diamond head of the de partment of economics and sociol ogy monday evening at the mon thly meeting of the industrial club of allentown in his speech dr diamond will give an interpretation of the wag ner labor act and the wage-hour law he will also discuss industrial relations between the employer and the employed dr valeria parker head of fair's marriage com mittee to talk in connection with its editorial campaign for marriage courses at lehigh the brown and white will sponsor dr valeria hopkins par ker counsellor on social relation ships in a talk dec.l on court ship and marriage scheduled to speak in packard auditorium dr parker comes to lehigh after 20 years of promi nence in social work particularly marriage counsel and social hy giene she has made many appear ances in colleges throughout the country college as a preparation for life should include sound teaching in marriage relationships said willet weeks jr arts 39 editor in chief of the brown and white last night in sponsoring dr parker the brown and white feels it has se lected a speaker well fitted to in troduce the subject to lehigh her talk not only will offer information on social relations but will help determine the interest of students in such a project as a marriage course dr parker received her a b degree in 1898 at miami univer sity oxford ohio and in 1902 was awarded her r n and m d de grees at the hering homeopathic medical college in chicago she has been selected to be chairman of the committee on protective care of the new york world's fair honorary president of the national council of women she conducts her own bureau of marriage counsel in new york city during 1936-37 dr parker ser ved as director of the institute on marriage and the home in east orange new jersey this com munity venture proved successful and has been the model for similar institutes throughout the country glee club to give concert dec 10 the first home concert of the university glee club will be given in the chapal saturday evening december 10 wilson r pisrpont arts 39 manager of the group announced yesterday the entire organization of more than 80 men will appear and the concert will be followed by a dance in drown hall dofinite plans for a combined lehigh lafayette cedar crest and moravian college for women glee club program were made at a meeting of the musical club man agers and directors of the four schools held recently pierpont an nounced say engineers started violations of treaty by lighting bonfire up for hearing tonight four lafayett students lata last night entered taylor stadium and broke down a goal pest patrolmen wiley and price of ths bethlehem police caught them as they wero leaving the field by ryan street on the east side of the field speaking to the prisoners be tween the cell bars it was learned that ihs boys from lafayette con sidered lehigh the agressor in the peace pact rupture said one a bunch of lehigh men in a white model t ford came over and set fire to our bonfire which was going to be used to celebrate our victory they didn't get away altogether because someone threw a rock through the windshield of the car rumor easton invasion according to easton police re ports circulated in easton that le bigh students set off a lafayette bonfire last night the police cap tain on duty said none of our officers has seen a lehigh student here tonight there is no confirm ation of any of these rumors and we don't know whether they are true or not they were held from the time they were caught about 11 00 p m until 1:00 a m when six of their fraternity brothers allegedly phi kappa psi came to their rescue and paid the bail which was set at 12.50 a piece franc burnett president of arcadia did not press charges the names of the men involved in the raid are as follows allen craig jr woodhaven n v rob ert parke staten island n v john quinn east orange n j and steward slocum 111 westfield n j lafayette calls police officials of lafayette college cal led bethlehem police when they learned of the trouble and asked them to head off another party of their students who were on the way over here lehigh students were on hand at the police station after the fun started and craned their necks to see the victims after the culprits were released there was some dis cussion as to who should have the goal posts which were lying in a nail in the police station lafayette claimed they had paid for them but the police ruled the posts would have to stay at least for a few days here follows the peace agree ment signed nov 2 at lafayette by franc burnett jr i e 38 willet weeks jr arts 38 presi dent and secretary respectively oi arcadia and alfred knight and kay hodges president and secre tary respectively of the lafayette btudent council pact asked friendliness whereas we believe that the feeling between the student bodies of the two schools should be of a friendly rather than hostile na ture and whereas we believe that the advantage of both of the student bodies to prevent the occurence oi regretable action on the part of the students of either school be it therefore resolved that we the lafayette student council ana we the arcadia of lehigh uni versity do all in our power to pre vent any action on the part of members of our student bodies which may be taken as intending to lower the other school in the eyes of the public or in the eyes of either student body such actions 10 include the defacing or destruc tion either of the property of the institution or that property in its immediate vicinity lehigh university brown and white bethlehem pa friday november 18 1938 chem society to hear talk by dr kimball vol xltv no 16 member intercollegiate newspaper association z 612 ' j / // the lehigh iseirs first