Brown and White Vol. 61 no. 21

              campus chest robert bond chairman of campus chest has announced that today is the second pledge date postcards have been sent to all students hold ing pledges and contributions may be submitted in arcadia office or to solicitors in the various living groups he ur ges those students who did not meet their pledge payments on the last date to do so now two students at confab on u s far east policy an offensive we must realize that there is no choice of sur vival without total mobiliza tion no victory without sac rifice we must prepare to face frightful destruction and serious defeats before final victory discussing other actions in the present crisis he stated that we see w w 111 page 2 dunlap calls for war to destroy red rule total military mobilization and the launching of a punitive war in the name of human decency were urged by prof auric n dun lap department of international relations in a talk to members of tau beta pi national engineering honorary fraternity at their ann ual banquet at shankweilers monday night the speaker called for complete destruction of the soviet regime and liberation of 300 million peo ple now under the heel of the kremlin in my opinion that is the only choice left to us which holds any hope of success he declared in discussing what's ahead in the present crisis pointing out that such an offensive would not be a pre ventative war but a punitive war prof dunlap declared before we can launch such two ex-marines to coach boxers in new i-m loop robert bond and frederick ger aci experienced ex-marine corps boxers will give instruction to those students interested in par ticipating in the physical educa tion depariment's newly-formed intramural boxing league week days from 2 to 5 p.m the instruc tors will officiate at the prelimin ary bouts before the finals to be held in february or march the bouts consisting of three two-minute periods with one min ute rest periods will be fought with 12 oz gloves and will be in the following weight classes 127 135 145 155 165 175 pounds a five-pound weight allowance will be made the lightest classes will be fought first pachter hopkins win 120 in williams debate final sidney pachter arts 53 and george hopkins arts 54 both representing town council de feated john kaltenthaler bus 52 and clifford walker m.e 52 both of theta chi in the final round of the williams prize de bate contest monday in packard laboratory the town men took first prize of 120 the theta chi men won 80 judges for the debate were jon hopkins instructor in speech and debate coach dr edgar riley professor of english and dr burke sev ers chairman of the williams prize committee dr severs in presenting the decisions and awards comment ed on the trouble judges had in deciding the winner the choice was made on a split decision only after considerable discussion he said frank funk of the speech de partment tape-recorded the de bate for presentation on the radio workshop smile arnie all the men of dravo a-l were gathered in the b-section lounge last week to have their epitome picture taken all that is but arnold c schneider m.e 51 he still was dressing in his room so section president ken kircher went to hurry him along schneider was bent over jusi inside the doorway probably ty ing his shoe kircher burst into the room the edge of the door hit schneider in the head three stitches were taken at st luke's hospital and schneider never did get in the picture city kids to see santa at 2 frats christmas parties for the under privileged children of bethlehem will be held saturday at the delta upsilon and alpha chi rho fra ternity houses alpha chi rho which was the first fraternity here to hold this occasion has made it an annual event for the past 15 years it will entertain 7 children fiom 3 to 6 p.m the schedule calls for var ious children's games as a clim ax santa claus will distribute the gifts a buffet supper will be served from 1 to 7 p.m delta upsilon will entertain 18 children santa claus portrayed by dan murphy d.u president will hand out gifts a dinner will be served frederick w meuter arts 51 and daniel c mills arts 52 were among 130 outstanding col lege students attending ihe sec ond annual student conference on united states affairs at west point last week under discussion at the conference was the united states far eastern policy problems and objectives ol the 19505 the main topic was sub-divided into four ca tegories corresponding to major geographic areas of the world as follows india and pakistan southeast asia china and formosa and ja pan and korea meuter a government major and member of phi alpha theta pi gamma mv and the political science assembly participated in the discussions on china and for mosa mills a member of the spanish club the foreign policy association and the international relations club joined with those interested in india and pakistan both men were chosen to repre sent lehigh because of their spe cial interests and accomplish ments in social sciences close shave volume 61 — number 21 friday december 15 1950 glee clubs to present yule vespers sunday bethlehem ivima lehigh's music department will present a program of christmas vespers at 4 p.m sunday in grace hall it will be another in the de partment's sunday recital series participating will be the com bined glee clubs of lehigh and moravian under the direction of harold r tharp of moravian and prof william h schempf of le high organist will be george l gansz of the lehigh music de partment the vespers will include music from the 15th century to modern carols the lehigh orchestra will open with sarabande by han del and in dulce jubilo by bach as arranged by prof schempf the processional o come all ye faithful will be followed by a greeting from president martin d whitaker the program then continues with bring a torch jeannette isabella i an old french carol when peaceful night the evening hymn of moravian as i lay upon a night by prof schempf and o little town of bethlehem by redner the men's glee club will then present see that babe in the lowly manger a negro spir see vespers page 7 sam harloman alumni class agents secretary studies the tiny missile which narrowly missed hitting him last saturday as he lunched in lamberton hall the 22 bullet was fired from the rifle range in the basement penetrated a double floor and lodged in the ceiling insert upper left shows the flattened remains of the slug g'bye mary arcadia's ace heading south so long mary mary we will miss you so the old musical comedy favor ite is the top tune on the arca dians hit parade since their re.li able secretary mary tachovsky announced her intention of leav ing her position at the end of the monih after five years on the job for lehigh university the last two for arcadia mary has de cided to forsake the smog of eeihlehem for the wide open spaces of texas president jim gill remorsefully remarked arcadia will certainly miss mary's efficient secretarial service and mary in turn stated she will miss the boys mary intends to fly to houston where she will reside with her younger sister arcadia lists petition dates lehigh university brown and white petition blanks for aspiring candidates for arcadia will be available in the arcadia office immediately after the christmas holiday accoiding to jack wilson ar cadia election committee peti tions should be presented at the arcadia office by feb 13 1951 the elections will be held from feb 28 to march 1 regulations concerning nomination require 30 signa tures on the petition each voter being able to sign only one petition in addition nominees must not be on scholastic probation fifteen nominees will be elect ed to arcadia by the hare system of vojing freshmen are also eli gible for candidacy wilson urges hopeful students to attend arcadia meetings in or der to become familiar with acti vities and procedures the next meeting will be held in drown hall at 7:30 p.m jan 10 inside . • • grim reminder 5 little man 6 personals & comments 6 slaughter 6 sports 4 5 traffic hazard 6