Brown and White Vol. 63 no. 13

              see long runs page 5 cincinnati symphony reviewed by harlan kelly to a small but enthusiastic au dience the cincinnati symphony under the direction of dr thor johnson brought a varied and dynamic program of rich orches tral fare at scl on saturday night in grace hall the musical menu included such symphonic favorites as the powerful symphony no 1 by johannes brahms and in striking contrast the grace ful and subtle white pea cock of american-b or n charles griffes not so famil iar perhaps but certainly as exciting was the modem bal let by ralph vaughan-wil liams based on the biblical story of job this masque for dancing as it is called certainly displayed all the orchestral facilities won derfully and its modern idiom was very well suited for a col lege audience somewhat of an oddity was the use of an alto saxophone in the last movement of this five movement work the concert opened with a clean and well-paced perform ance of a rarely heard symphonia by j c bach son of the famous johann sebastian bach actually however the music of this sym phonia was more reminiscent of see scl page 7 realism to the point of the so viet delegation stalking from the meeting room highlighted the modnl united nations security council meeting attended here last weekend by 43 delegates rep resenting 10 universities modeled after the spring 1950 security council sessions the kashmir and palestine questions were discussed according to don macßean arts 53 representing yugoslavia the sessions were interesting and successful he reported plans for yearly meetings of the model council the next to be held at pennsylvania college for women rockin . .. has anyone seen jenkin's shoes were lost at hp dane cellist here nov 18 erling bengtsson brilliant 19 year-old danish cellist will ap pear on sunday nov 18 at 4 p.m in the library browsing room in the second free concert spon sored by the music department bengtsson who recently com pleted an extensive european concert tour is under contract to the rca victor company for re cordings he is on the faculty of the curtis institute of music in philadelphia and has appeared with major scandinavian sym phony orchestras he performed the haydn concerto with the berkshire festival orchestra the program will consist of works by haydn beethoven brahms koppel and shostako vich in pittsburgh the university of pennsylvania's group represent ing russia were particularly rea listic macßean said they walked out when repeated efforts to be recognized by the chair failed discussion on the kashmir question was not resolved in the alloted time friday as soviet delegates attempted to have the red china repre sentative seated the coun cil resolved in favor of the delegate from nationalist china however the meeting was resumed fri day night in the pi tau sigma room in packard lab after a din ner at the hotel bethlehem dis russ;on then centered around the palestine controversy the soviet resolution which required with drawing the un committee from palestine and the handling of the dispute by the disputants was voted down france's resolution was revised and carried even tually the model council reach ed the same conclusion to the problem that the un did in 1950 see un page 3 odk initiates eight student two faculty five seniors and three juniors will be initiated into omicron delta kappa national leadership honorary at ceremonies tomorrow afternoon in drown hall in addition to the students two members of the lehigh faculty john a haight jr history in structor and richard m davis assistant professor of economics will receive their keys at the same time the students who will be come members of lehigh's xi circle of odk are gene howie bus 52 robert can see odk page 7 houseparty continues to take its toll late friday night of the affair robert w jenkins m.e 55 of taylor d thinks it was or early saturday morning a stranger en tered his room and begged the use of the extra bed in jenkin's room without taking notice of who the man was jenkins allowed as how it was ok with him shortly after noon satur day when jenkins was get ting up he saw the stranger was gone and with him a pair of jenkins best brogans mindful of the debt he had in ured through use of the bed he left his own but jenkins is not interest ed in the stranger's leather he wants his own and will sit by the phone in taylor 7-5658 until he gets word that his shoes are on their way back to him the ones he inherited don't fit lehigh's beef-trust the class of 55 are shown as they hauled the hawser hooked to the tail of the hapless leopard frosh across the fifty yard line for two quick wins art goldenberg cyanide hollers heave drown hall room open weekends drown hall's student lounge is now open from 3 to 7 p.m on sat urdays and sundays under the supervision of apo arcadia's drown hall house committee headed by tony larocci arts 52 met last week with the depart ment of buildings and grounds to make arrangements arcadia's response came in ans wer to many requests regarding the wasted lounge facilities dur ing weekends when so many stu dents entertain guests on campus td parade . . . brown and white volume 63 — number 13 tuesday nov 13 1951 bethlehem penna lehigh molls biggest score of year over tech 34-7 herb weiss 16 circles his own left end for 37 yards in the fourth quarter for lehigh's fourth touchdown engineers run ning interference for weiss are joe on 61 and carl schilbe 73 lu-lafayette peace pact signed for game lehigh frosh tug to third straight win the lehigh freshmen outpulled lafayette in the annual tug-of-war following the freshman football game friday at easton fifty five members of the class of 55 pick ed to represent their individual living groups defeated the leop ards for the third straight year this year they won two times in succession in a best of three con test as a result of the victory the frosh earned the right to throw away their dinks but apparently they were not so willing to part with their see war page 8 terms of the pact also provide for exchange of 200 student news papers featuring an article on the signing final section of the docu ment agrees that the mini mum penalty for anyone caught doing violent or fel onious damage on either cam pus will be payment of dam ages and in the case of ex see peace page 8 10 colleges represented at lu model un meeting presidents of lafayette and le high student councils signed a peace pact this afternoon in order to prevent any vandalism on the respective campuses pre ceding the football game this sat urday in signing the document gene howie arcadia presi dent and robert weitzel president of lafayette student council placed the responsi bility to prevent rowdyism and vandalism on the oppo nent's campus on the respec tive student councils the pact further places respon sibility on the student govern ments for a positive program on their own campuses to prevent such vandalism by john crane carnegie tech's football team could boast a near perfect record except for one team — lehigh for the second year in succession a supposedly-tough skibo eleven fell apart before lehigh's stronger gridders — this year by a 34-7 score as the engineers capitalized on long runs to notch their sixth win of the season at forbes field pitts burgh on saturday tech showed that they had a good team offensively but their defense was helpless in trying to stop lehigh's runners especially in the second half and lehigh piled up the biggest score of the season led by joe kryla whp gained 156 yards rushing le high's ground attack rolled up 390 yards as lehigh's line ripped big holes in tech's defense and kryla george o'brien and bob borofski did the rest however ii was lehigh long runs thai broke the tar tar s back kryla raced 80 yards for lehigh's first touch down and herb weiss keep ing the ball himself circled his ends for 14 and 37 yard touchdown runs martin mau rer scored the final engineer six-pointer when he raced through the center of the line for 65 yards o'brien also set up some of the second-half t.d.s when he broke away for several long gains so effective was lehigh's g.ound attack that weiss rarely had to take to the air he gained 58 yaids passing to move him to within 57 yards of joe scannela's individual passing record as he completed four of ten tosses but with better protection from the line he might have completed more carnegie tech led by the pass ing of quentin holtz and the run ning of john luchok gave le high plenty of trouble offensive ly tech's winged-t worked smoothly as luchok gained con siderable yardage in the first half