N O T E S t o N O T E

The Dean of W o m e n ' s Office is able to s ecu re s t u d e n t ’s t i cke ts loi' m a ny m us ica l and d ra m a t i c affairs sch ed u led fo r P h i l ade lph ia this te rm . Miss H a n d b u r y will he iiappy to offer in f o rm a t io n con- re rn ing th e se proj>rams and also accept o rd e r s for t i c k e t< iisinp th i s serv ice , s t u d e n t s not only benefi t fr om these iiiffs. but also be re l ieved of

F re n c h C a fe t o

B e F ro sh T h e m e

F o r C la ss D a n c e

will Hy

will sav- the

tr ip d o w n to w n fo r t h e i r t i ckets .♦ * !!>

Iiiliiirii/.a Ini iui ii i i/ .ation iii.jec> (ions a r e still availabl<‘ to l)re \c l 'tiideiits. TIh‘M‘ in,i<M-tions are tree of chai'Ke and may be obtained in the l>is|N‘nsary on the fourth door. S tuden ts a re ur>;ed to avail themselves of th is service as pro- tcction aga in s t an epidemic.

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The Socie ty fo r th e Advance ­ment of M a n a g e m e n t will t<mr the Hond B ake ry , 5 6 th an d Marke t .-streets, on W ed n esd ay . The ijroup Mill m e e t in th e Court at

and use t h e PTC to the Makery. T he Bond to u r will in­clude the in spec t ion of the com- pany’« rou nd - th e -c lock opera t ion .

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Kvery W e d n e s d a y fr om 1:U0 to a C hape l Serv ice is held in

Room 20 2 of t h e S tu d e n t Bu ild ­ing. T hese se rv ices a r e u n d e r the auspices of th e D rex e l t e r i an s and are open fo r a t t e n d a n c e to al l in ­te res ted s t u d e n t s .

The F re s h m a n class will hold a dance at tiie Lodge tonigh t from f : ' "» to 11 :45 . The th em e is a F ren ch cafe, comple te with check ­ered cloths and can-can dancers.

A1 H ah n and his qua r te t will provide dance music. Chu-^k Harris will s t age a comedy rout ine , and Carl F u g m a n and Ken Hill will combine the i r ta len t s in a few ukule le duets.

The cha i rm en who worked to m a k e th is yeai-‘s F re s h m an Dance a success a re : ( ' a r l F u g m an and (Jinny Truex . in cha rge of m u s i c ; Dan Riley and Nancy Murphy, lead ing the re f re shm en t com m it ­tee; Ken Hill. Mary Ellen Nor­man, and Mary Lou Hates, in cha rge of wielding h am m ers and d rap in g crepe paper; and Hill Madson and Mar ie Evans, handl ing the t r a n sp o r t a t i o n c{>mmittee.

Anne B urgoyne and Ginny Ewell d ra f ted the th em e while C»)unie Scheetz and Dott ie Adams have invited Pro fesso r and Mrs. I^ee C oldsborough . and Mr. A r th u r Megraw. a lum n i sec re ta ry , to act as chaperones .

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Honorary Colonel to Reign At Bellevue for Military Ball

Ad mission card.

is by ma tr icu la t io n

A . P . O . S p o n s o r s “ U g l y M a n ”

C o n t e s t a n d D a n c e f o r C h e s tThe “ Ugly M a n ” pop u la r i t y con ­

test, sp onso red by A lpha Phi Omega an d to be f e a t u re d in th e Court b e g in n in g M arch 5, lias ex- l ited con s id e rab l e in t e r e s t a m o n g the s t u d e n t o rg a n iz a t io n s who were a sk ed to s u b m i t cand ida te s .

The w e e k ’s ac t iv i t ie s will f ea ­ture sk i ts l)y th e s u p p o r t e r s of the ; ‘■andida tes a n d on S a tu r d a y n ight , March 1 0 , t h e “ Ugly M a n ’s B all ,” ><!)onsored by Delt a P h i Epsilon, | " i l l f e a t u r e th e c ro w n in g of th e j ■‘I 's ly M a n ’’ an d th e a w a rd in g of | the con tes t t r o p h y to the sponso r -j ing

Ed Stei r from The ta Chi.Ten f ra te rn i t i e s an d s tudent oi‘-

^ a n i / a t i o n s have been asked to nam e t ln‘ir f a i r e s t to t h e contest . A complete list of the asp i ran ts will be placed in th e ('<turt with a piloto}>raph of •>ach on Feb ruary

fo r eai'ly inspt>ction. The list of con tes tan t s is open to all with th e sif*nafures of twenty-tlve sup­por te rs . T lu ‘ s ig na tu re s should be a<l(lressed to Bob S tan ton , ch a i r ­man, C am pus Cln“.st <'ommitt<‘e.

The winner of the contes t will

ide from IM K a p p a Phi. Hoi) Nib- •'>('k from I.,ambda Chi Alpha, and

h n o k A t T h e H e a d O n T h i t t

selected on the basis of the o rg an iza t io n . Some of | n u m b e r of votes tha t he receives

Handsome a s p i r a n t s to the crown , ii„.ing the week of■‘I t Jed bc liwab f ro m Alpha IM drive. Ballot ing will b e a t the l a m b d a . T om L a w le r from Tau ., v„te with stuff-^appu Eps ilon , l .ou Schaeffer ' , ,„xes encouraged .

Delta K ap p a Kho. Bix Hees- t ickets to the “ Ugly.Man’s Hall’’ will be worth the ir m one ta ry value in votes when they are sold before the day of the dance. A i)ooth in the (’ourt will also display, in add it ion to the l)hotographs. the trophy to be aw arded to the w inner of the con­tes t and , on th e following .Monday, March 5, j a r s will be placed under tho i)hotographs to collect the de ­ciding votes.

The “ Ugly Man’’ popula ri ty con­test is a project tha t has been con­duc ted by many chapte rs of Alj)ha IMii Omega th rough ou t the United States. Last year, the contest proved popula r in assi st ing chari ly in such in s t i tu t ions as the Univer ­si ty of Wichita. Universi ty of Oklahoma, Northwest Missouri S ta te College, and in Texas Col- h>ge of Arts and Indust r ies.

,\lliMHly liav*‘ been asked support the “ rul.v •*> iirnJi'Ullieir ni*‘Inbers to s u |»|h»i 1 « dale, . \lpha I'lii Onieua •»‘>P‘‘'*..very siud.'ul will ''••Pl“" iUGLY MAN on Page 5

to see "T h e ( iondoli e rs" next F r i ­day a t !:;{(>. F r iday jind .Satur­day even ings tli<* op<*retta will b»‘ presen ted in tin* Drexel . \udi - to r iu m for tin* ^enei-4il public. On March H>, the tinal pe r fo rm ance will b<‘ p resented in Norr is town.

Ticket s are on sale in the ( 'ourt from Iti to daily th roughmembers of .Music and Dramat ic societies, and at the dot>r on p e r ­formance nights. The prices a re .' 1̂,0(1 for F r iday evening and .^1.25 for S a tu rday evening.

The pre sen ta t ion is a two act operet ta tak in g place in Venice and the mythical land of Hara- taria.

The plot concerns two h a n d ­some gondoliers , Marco and (Jui- seppe Pa lmier i , who a re unable to choose wives from a m ong th(> many pret ty and el igible maidens in Venice. Tliey decide to b l ind ­fold themse lves and in a game leave the ir choice to fate. The two gondoliers , winning Tessa and (i iane t ta as wives in this way, are (•omj)letely hai)py.

The Duke of Plaza-Toro, accom­panied i)y the Duchess, the ir ( laughter , Casilda, and tlie D uke’s a t tend an t , l.uiz. a rr ives in Venice from Spain. Casilda, in baby ­hood, had been m arr ied by proxy to the infant heir to the th rone of Hara tar ia. The young prince, a f t e r this, liad i)eeii t aken by J)on Alh am bra to Venice to be reared by Haptisto i 'a lmieri , as a play ­mate for P a lm ie r i ’s own son. Dy­ing i)efore he could reveal which of the boys was the adopted son, Haptisto leaves the p r in ce ’s nur.se, Inez, as the only person who can establish his identity.

.Meanwhile the K ing of Hara­ta ri a has also died. .Marco and (iuise|)pe I’a l m ie d a re informed

that one of them is his lieir; how­ever, they must i iile the th rone jo in tly unti l it is known wiiich one is tiie prince. Eager to assum e t i ieir new roles, the boys do not know of tlie ch ildhood m a rr i ag e of one of t iiem. A su rp r i se en d ­ing to tiie oi)eret ta reunit*'s tlie two gondol iers witli the ir wives. 'I'essa and (J iane tta. and br ings Hie t ru e Prince of H a ra ta r ia to liis r igh tfu l place on tlie throne.

S . A . M . t o H o l d

P ro g ra m A b o u t

E m p l o y e r s 'W a n t sThe Society for .Advancement of

.Management will iiold a confei - ence at 'l'eni|)le Universi ty on m a n ­a g e m e n t ’s i)ref(‘rence for sjjecial- ized or iinspecial ized g rad u a te s at 2 o ’clock next Friday . 'I'lie Third Annual S tudent Cliapter Regional (’onference will be held in Stauffer Hall, Berks and Wal t Stre(?ts.

•Ml six s tu den t chai i lers in the IMiiladelphia ar<“a have cont ribu ted to the development of the i irogram, wiiicii will inc lude panel sessions conduc ted by indus tr ia l s iiecialists on accoun ting , advert is ing , in dus ­tr ial sel l ing, metl iods of t ime m easu rem en t , labor, investments and secur i t ies , | )ersonnel , and (jual- ity control .

'I'he cost to the m embers for tht* panels and han(| iiet is $2.51); for the |)anels only $.75. The cost for non-nuMulxM'K is $ 1 . 0 0 for the | )anels; $;).oo for | )anels and han- ijuet. T here will be a tab le in the C ourt s t a r t in g F eb ru a ry 20 at which you can buy your t icket .

Guests to Incliidr Col. Le Sturgeon

T omorrow evening the D ie xe l Scabbard and lUade will present th e i r twenty-second Annual .Mili­ta ry Hall in the Crystal Ballroom <>t the Hellevue-St rat ford Hofei. Since its inception this alYair has ' •ontinually grown in popula ri ty with th e Drexel student l»od) has now b«>come one of the t ional h igh l igh ts of Hi, term.

In keopjnj; with the mi li ta ry aspect of the dance the men may don lli«> va rious un i fo rm s of the a rnu 'd si'i'vices o r choose • en<I ill fo rmal a t t i r e

and tradi-

winter

to at- . \s the

uues t s ent«‘r t h e liallrooni they will bi* given an «>tlicial welcome by

I-. to r.: l i a rba ra Welsh, Don Kpler, l .aniont Hill, F red FImmIi, >iar}>ar«'t Kngland, I’e te .Marcohiia, .lean liit/,enber)>, Sally . \ r i i is iroiig.

M u s i c a n d D r a m a G r o u p s

T o T o u r w i t h ^ G o n d o l i e r s ^The mem bers of Drexel’s musica l and d ram a t ica l societ ies will

present Cilbert and S u ll iv an’s “ The (Jondol ie rs ’’ for the i r annua l ope re tta. Under the musical and d ram a t ica l direc tion of .Mr. W a l l a c e Heaton and Mr. Derek . \a abe respectively, the cast plans on presen ting six pe rformances .

The first pe r fo rm ance will be p resen ted on th e W F IL television show next Wednesday at p.m. Tlie second p<‘rf<»rniaiice will be«iv«‘ii tha t evening in West Ches te r . iMiiladelpli ia’s bi>;li school s tuden ts will have an opportun ity

formal mi l i ta ry gua rd .

Flags to be Displayed

Flags of many foreign nat ions will be on dis))lay th rough ou t th. ball room. The huge National Color will be the background for the bands tand with the six com- Jiany gu idons of the Drexel R.O.T.C. r eg imen ts fo rming the pe r im e te r of th<‘ stage,

I 'nivid in ;; the music for the eveiiiiij; u i l l be (iiMtrge Sommers and his o rches tr a . F ea tu red witli th e baiMl will be Lee l teniu‘tt who will tak<‘ ov«‘r the vocal cli<»res.

Disclosure of the here tofo re secret H onorary Colonel will he made d u r ing the intermiss ion. The winning cand ida te will be p resen ted this coveted posit ion by Phil Troilo, pres ident of Scahbar.l and Hlade, who will escort hei- th ro u g h an arch of sabers. F o l ­lowing this ceremony, she will lead the guest s in a (Jrand .March. 'I'lie S ta r Spangh-d Banner will cu l ­m ina te the C rand .March a f t e r which dancing will be resumed .

H onora ry Guests to A t te n d

H onora ry gues ts for the even­ing will inc lude Colonel Hachrach. ( ’hief of the ( ' ivil ian ('ompontMit 0 (lic(‘ in W ashing ton , D. C.; Colonel .Murphy, Chief of the Pennsylvan ia Mili tary Distr ict ; Colonel Burns, P ro fessor of Mili­ta ry Science and Tactics at tlie Univers i ty of P ennsy lvan ia ; and ('f)lonel Kellog, the ext'cutive olli- cer of the IMiiladelphia (Quarter­m a s te r Depot; these a re ju s t a few of the out-of- town gues ts who will be there. Coming u|) from Fori .Meade, Maryland, will be Colonel Le S tu rgeon who is well r e m e m ­bered as Professor of .VHlilary .Science and Tactics here a t Drexel before his ii resent ai ) i)ointmenl.

The many facul ty gu(>sts that will he in a t tend ance a re headed by Dr. Creese, .Major ( lenera l Cireene, Dean Disciue, Dean .Matheson, and many others.

Pui Somv Monef§ f / i ihv Poin Uoi§ni

C O N T K I H I ’TIO.N S AK’ K

S T ! L I . IX OKDKIi- F()h‘

T IIK V A K 'S IT V T L l'M

C i n i M 'L K I ) ( ' I I I L D H K N ’S

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C U M K ( ) . \ ( i A N H , D i l i DK K I'!

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Kind Hearts and Used Butts I*!®

D O N ’T hiitt yo u r ImiUs «»ti llic courl st»*p‘s. I'lic I'in* M arsha l , tlie

ad tn iu is tra l iu i i , and > KS. «‘vcn llic sludcti ts a re co m p la in in g .

In tin* fir-t place it's afiain'^t lire re<rnlations. and sec»»ndly it

looks like h f :l l .

Sinokinjr a reas a rc lil»erall\ distr i l in ted ihroii j ihont the hii ildinjis

for \ o u r co n \cn ien ce . So the next l ime you wan t a |)ufl I.ifiht I p!

Smoke I p! ( J e a n L p the ( loi ir t S teps!

T h e C r a e k e r U a r r i* !Voini!/ nun i in roUe<je thit iKft h r r a n s a v e t h e u o r l f f . Y o i o u i f ir iKhtnti

li)itls it h a r d to s a v e v a r t o f h i s s a h t r y .

Well, it seem s th a t the T. K. will have to save a n o t h e r part of the world. 'I'his t ime i t ’s India. W<'‘ve hills pen d ing in (’onjjres.- l )roi»osinK to send 2 ,0 ( io, (l oo ton'^ of wheat to hei' 1 s t a iv -iim people, al l in the n am e of hunu in itar i i in ism. ( Inc iden ta l ly, if R uss ia ’s people were starvins; now. would we in th e n am e of h i im an i ta r ian i sm also feed t h e m ? )

It will prove very iiit<‘reslin}; if \ve look at .jus! » to i iple of l iyufes r<‘|»resentlnn' expo r t s e \ - pressetl in mi l l ions o f tons . In tlu*

coup le of y ea r s texti le expor ts have r i sen fr om r» to 7r» mi ll ions ( Ind ia is he in^ <|iiite an in d u s ­t r ial n i i t i ou ) , hu t ln*r ex por ts in r«»od have d ro p ped from i\~ to t2r> mill ions. \V«‘ will also find a com- pairjihle d ro p in h e r acrea jje d«*- voted to w hea t . Why th is hi); d rop y<»u a s k ? W<*il, it seem s th a t India is carrying; on a l i t t le p r iva te e<‘o- nomic w a r with o u r fri<*nd aind all>. P ak i s ta n . i ' a k i s l a u has a hal f mil l ion t«>iis of whea l which she would h<‘ };lad to sell to India, hut of cours<*. why shouh l India hii> wlu'u she can ye| a h a n d o u t ? l-’urthermort*, it wasn ' t h e r idea to ask f«>r a lunulou t . India otferei l to huy, hut o u r y,reat h u m a n i t a r ­ians (H a r ry T r u m a n a n d l h ‘an Acheson) suj ;nested we };ive it t«» them. T h a t doc t r ine ahou t heiii};' ou r h r o l h e r ’s k e e p e r is O.K. ex ­cept , tha t it seem s we a r e a lways the keepi*r an d never th e b ro th e r .

W ho will h<‘ o u r k e e p e r when we ar<* in ne«'d?

I..asf yea r India could have bought wheat f iom Paki.«tan for ahout 1:: rupees i>er hushel . Not ricii India. She' s no «*heapskate. R a th e r she got it from A ustr a l i a and Ai 'gentina for I.t . .Just an e a r l ie r i)hase of her economic war- fa re.

Now we a r e offering to su ppor t India in thi s w a r f a r e against P ak is tan . P ak i s tan has been our fr iend and ally, as exemplif ied by her conduc t in the UN as ojjposed to In d i a ’s N ehru . Despite I n d i a ’s f a i lu re to ru in P a k i s ta n , they have succeeded in one t h i n g — the na t iona l iza t ion of poverty . I n d i a ’.s f \ i tu re is l )eginning to look m ore Red th a n rosy - -a “ R e d ” being de tined as one who h a s n ’t read enough . All t h a t C om m unism lacks in India of be ing a g rea t suc­cess is som e th ing for th e people to eat . so m e th in g to wear, and s o m e th in g for al l to do. W o u l d n ’t it he g rea t if we could convert those Ind ians to o u r way of life, so they too could des t roy crop.- and stil l feed the world? T here a r e ahou t 4.') people to the st iuarc mile in the U. S. and a b ou t tha t n u m b e r to the squa re m eal in In ­dia. Of course, if In d ia has Com­m unis t ic lean ings, she could look to Russ ia for food—-s he’s p re t ty good at m a k in g a hash of th ings.

J ay .lay (Jee

'I'oday:Sophomore

S : 0 0

So0*ial Catvndar for theI ' I 'hursduy:

Dance. Stu. Bldg. ,

T om or row :.Military Hall,

ford, 9 :0 0

.Monday:T he ta Sigs, Pan -H e l House , 7 :00

'I'ut-sday:. \ lpha Phi

7 :30

Wt‘(hu“s d a y :C am m a Sigma Sigma. W o m e n ’s

Lounge, Stu. Bldg., 7 :30 Opere tt a. W es t Cheste r , S:00

Hel levue-Strat -

Oniega, Stu. Bldg. ,

In te r -V a rs i ty C h r is t i an F e l low ­ship. Stu. Bldg. , 7: (Ml

Kri<lay:O pere tt a . “ Tiie d o n d o l i e r s . ”

•Vuditorium, C u r ta in T im e S : no

.Saturday:O pere tt a . ‘‘T h e l i on do l ie r s .”

.Auditorium, ( ’u r t a in T im e S : (M»

O p ere tt a Cast l^ir ty, Stu. I^ldg . a f t e r p e r fo rm an ce

S a tu r d a y aiitl Su n d ay :Delta S igm a W eed-end , Drexol

Lodge

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This week th e T r iang le in co- operat ioi i with th e CMKSTKR- FIKLD C am pus Represen ta t ive a w a rd s a ca r ton of C HKSTKP- F'lHLDS to ( i race S tan ton for the best le t t e r to th e Editor .

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To the Kditor:The compla in t voiced l>y P'ran-

ces Dttnler in the F e b ru a r y 1 •! isstie concern ing the lack of in t e r ­est in th e F e b r u a r y F re s h m e n by j the W o m e n ’s S tuden t Crovernment j .Association is based en t ir e ly on j ignorance . j

On th e day of en t rance . S a tu r - | day. .January 27. W.S.(i .A. spon- i sored a luncheon in the Student Build ing (Ir il le for the F eb rua ry Fre.-hman Women.

L a te r tha t a f t e rn oon , they were add res sed by the Dean of Women , welcomed pe rs ona lly by me, and given a se ries of ta lk s on s tudent l)ublicat ions and o rgan iza tions . T hey were led in g roup s inging and cheers.

The fol lowing week, the Y.W.- C.A. e n t e r t a in ed the F e b ru a r y P"reshman W o m en at a tea.

A care fu l check by th e Dean of W o m e n ’s office revea ls NO recorti of a F ra n c e s Dunler.

If the re is such a person. I in ­vite her to meet me in the Dean of W o m e n ’s office to discuss the m a t te r .

I a s sum e th a t F ran ces Dun ler is a w oman since the nam e was spel led F rances .

W.S .d .A. is anx ious to m ake every w oman feel a t home and e n ­cou rages her to t a k e pa r t in the ac tiv i t ie s a t Drexel .

W e feel th a t th i s cri t i cism is en t i re ly unjt is t i t ied.

Grace S ta n ton P re s id en t , W.S.G.A.

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Dear W yn n :C o n g ra tu la t io n s on publi sh ing

the “ Social C a lenda r for the W e e k .”

I know all the s tu d e n t s in in ­dus t ry receiving the school paper will be more than pleased to see it every week. It is a per fec t way for them to keep ab re a s t of the ac tivi t ie s a t Drexel.

Sincerely yours,H a r ry (Janderton

S u b s v r i p t f t :T he only d it fe rence in Washing*

ton t«»day aiutl severa l years as;o is th a t “ now tl u ‘ confus ion is bet* t<*r or};ani/,e(|. '’

The big deba te , as ide from in ­flation cures, it seems, is what will l)e o u r policy in Europe . H e r ­bert Hoover, o u r hang ove r from “ Hlack F r i d a y . ” has come fo r th with th e b ri l l ian t so lu tion for de ­fend ing Europe . Mr. (SOP h im ­self. S ena to r Robert Taf t , is nea rly in ag reem en t with Mr. Hoover. S ena to r Taft , who at one t ime ap p ea red to have some sound views on fo reign affairs , should ge t one beer from Honest Ed (Kornev K icks) for tlie nif ty job he has done in sp l i t t ing his pa r ty over th is issue.

T h e Taf t lt<‘puhli(‘ans a r e now shap iny up th e Hoover doc t r in e to sahota};*' ilu* . \ t l an t ic al l iance. They hav<* <|U(>stioned tlie legali ty <»f th e p»)w»‘r <v\«‘rcised hy H a r ry in stMidiuK a rm e d forc»*s to (h>f»*ud S«»ut!i Korea. 'I'his pow(*r is well e .- lahlished hy history . . \ s Seu- at«»r V andenheru pointed out in H>48: ‘*Theri“ is a };'(‘nera l con­s t i tu t io na l pow(‘r r«‘sid(‘ut in tiu Pr«*si<lent of the I’nited S ta te s as C o m m a n d e r in Chief which ha he»‘n exerc ised |(M) o r 1 2 ,’̂ t imes in t lu‘ last 1,50 y«*jirs, to use tlit a rm e d forces of the I’ui ted S la tes eMernal ly ftjr the prolectioi i . . of . \m e r l can iiUeres(,s without the

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The . lester is a p e s t e r who h a n g s a r o u n d th e Cor.r t The .Ie.«ter real ly scoops for news w hen th e c o l u m n ’s r u n n in g

sh o r tTh*^ .Jester is a pe rs on who people t r y to shedThe .Jester is th e s t i n k e r who m a k e s y o u r face t u r n redThe .Jester has a lot of fun th i n k in g up th e joke sT he .le .'ter d o e s n ’t give a h a n g a t who he gives his pokesBut for al l th i s fun th e .Tester paysThey cat ch h im in the endYou can find h im spend in g mos t his days.lust look ing for some f r iends.S K M O K STI F F : The sen io rs en joy ed a w o n d e r fu l d an ce at the

Adelphia last F r id a y n igh t , com ple te w i th e n t e r t a i n m e n t .Mill ie and Zak cam e off with a very i n t e r e s t i n g ve rs ion of the

polka.(Jinny T h o m pso n t r e a t e d eve ryo ne to a solo on th e v ih re -ha rn

and a very well know n couple did a hot ve rs io n of th e r h u m b a .OPKX H o r S K : T h e w’e lcome m a ts w e re dow n a t al l f r a te rn i tv

houses on S a tu r d a y n ig h t . T h e f r a t e r s w ere ou t stu ft ing th e m se lv e ' and th e i r pockets. It looked very m u c h l ike H a l l o w e ’en.

Hl'MAN SACRIFICK: R u m o r h a s i t t h a t F i s h e r “ th e g r i p ” ha>- ta k en up w h e re T om m y L aw le r left off (w i th th e ga ls t h a t i s ) . It seem s T. L. gave np w omen fo r Lent .

XKWS F L A S H : B A R N E Y ’S BOYS C L E A N OUT T R IA N G L E N E W S S T A F F . It seem s P’r a n k Dresch le r , New s E d i to r , Marty Evelev. Asst . News E d i to r , an d Bruce E rb have su c c u m b e d to the local c o ns tabu la ry , to th e ac c u m u la t iv e a m o u n t of $43 .50 fo r “ m i n o r ” tratt ic in f rac t ions . M ar ty sl ipi)ed t h r o u g h a s top s ig n a n d a n am b e r l ight, which he den ies; F r a n k m u s t al so be co lor b l ind , which he denies : and B rnce is lo ok in g io r a s h o r t e r c a r t h a t w o n ’t extend into a No P a r k i n g zone,

IT ’S t '()LI» O I T S I D K : T uck Y o u ng w as h a v in g a l i t t le t rouble with his r e f r ig e r a to r on S a tu r d a y n ig h t . I t w as p r e t t y s a d looking!

R()(’K-A-HYK: Two “ big l)oys,” N o rm F ie ld s a n d Miles E t t e r had a ve iy s t r e n u o u s even ing a f t e r th e S en io r Dance . T hey both fel t the need of some shu t-eye.

TO T H K ( ’OLOHS: D on’t g e t sca red gals , no m o r e m e n a re leaving. I t ’s ju s t th e new so ro r i ty p ledges. T h e y ’re so p ro u d of th e i r new colors th ey could h a rd ly w’a i t to ge t th e m on.

( 'U P ID ’S L I T T L F H E L P E R S : A f a t a l e r r o r w as m a d e la s t week in r e g a r d to .Jeanie N ew co m er an d Bil l E vans . T hey to o k a bigger step th a n was re po r ted . J e a n i e now h a s h e r d ia m o n d .

Mary C a v a n a u g h has m a d e progress . She is n ow in possession of P a u l C o r b e t t ’s va rs i ty pin.

Added to the “ p in n e d ” list th i s w eek a r e E d M yers to J a n e t Tinl ine , (Jinny Blades to H arvey A lga rd , an d Bob E i s e n h a r t to

Je a n S t r y k e r recen t ly took h e r w ed d in g vows an d said goodbye to Drexel.

SOC'IAL L I F E : Su nday tw o te as w ere in p rog ress . One at the T he ta Chi H ouse an d th e o th e r a t t h e T e k e H ouse fo r t h e i r s ister so rori ty , t h e T r i ’s.

T o n igh t the F r e s h m a n Dance will be he ld a t t h e Lodge. Sigma P i ’s A1 H ah n will be on h and to supply th e mus ic.

rCiLV ( 'H I L E : If you have knock knees , b a r r e l legs, po in ted head and consp i ring f r a t e r n i ty b ro th e r s , yon too h a v e a ch an ce to be popular . J u s t e n t e r th e “ Ugly M a n ” co n te s t sp o n so red by Alpha I’hi Omega.

1X1)1 L(iEXC’E: F r a n k M yt ing e r and new a n o n y m o u s fr iends were spied over a t C a v a n a u g h ’s fee l ing ju s t tine.

Tom K olo ngow sk i is r e p o r te d to be rea l ly m a k i n g a hi t with the gir ls a t B r e y e r ’s.

T h a t ’s al l fo r th i s t ime. D o n’t fo rg e t th e : \I i l i tarv Ball a t the H e l levue-S tra tfo rd t o m o r ro w night .

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SIGMA A L P H A M U

We had a n ice s h o r t mepfing last Monday , Only la s te d ’til I 2 : ‘i0 a.m. W e ’re g e t t i n g ready l o r I-F Bridge . T h e on ly t r o ub le is. we c a n ’t find a t h i r d an d four th , (’o n g ra tu la t io n s to “ Level H e a d ” (Jerber on h is a p p o i n t m e n t as House M an ag er . W e k now Hal Schwartz c a n ’t m iss in th e “ Ugly Man” contes t .

t h e t a s i g m a u p s i l o n

Welcome to o u r new pledges. We have g r e a t p la ns a h e a d ; hope you’ll en joy s h a r i n g t h e m with us.

Ter ry Margra ft ’, o u r pres iden t th ree y ea rs ago, now is in the W om en’s Nava l Reserves , (lood luck. T e r ry !

I t ’s con tag ious . Now i t ’s ( l inny Blades who is p in ned ( to “ Al” Algard, of co t i r s e ) .

TAU K A P P A E P S I L O N

One busy w e e k ! Open House Sa tu rday f e a t u r e d an im m a c u la t e house and “ c h o w h o u n d s ’ c o rn e r . ” On Sunday th e T r i Sigs and the Rushees tu rned out en masse to set a c q u a in te d a n d sam p le “ tea a la Colson.” W e d n e s d a y evening the Delts w ere o u r gu es t s a t a gala function. T h e p a s t few days were spent c a t c h in g up on .studies!

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H m m m m ! We really swelled our ran k s this week. Miss Hons Was in i t ia ted Sunday , along with N. Ander.«on, P. (Jriftlth, .1, Havri l- chick, and V. Turchi .

Thir ty-six new pledges, too; N Schoenfeld, (J. Balzer, K. Bode. .1. F i i tz . K. (Jal lagher, L. (Matzert, R. Holland , M. Hornack , .1. McAbee, P. Mellon, N. Murphy. M. J. Mes- ter , V. P inke r ton , B. Richwlne, B. Robinson. R. Rowley, M. Ruth er - lo rd , M. Shaw, I). Smith, M. Soars. B. Solt, P. Steiner, S. Szynkowskl. B. T hae te , L. Thompson , L. T r im ­mer, .1. W alker, L. W ard . S. W et ­zel, N. Whi te, J . Will iams. B. W i ltbank , L. W yrough .

D E L T A S IG M A E P S IL O N

W e're so proud and oil so happy.

With o ur new pledges b r ig h t and snappy.

A hea r ty welcome and congra tu la t ions .

To our flock of new rela t ions!

Yes sir! W e’re mighty proud to gree t o u r new w eare rs of the g reen and yellow. W e ’ll .see you all a t th e pledge banque t on S a tu rd ay a t the Shera ton.

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O ur T h i rd A nn iv ersary and S igma Pi F o u n d e r ’s Day will both be ce lebra ted with a gala b ir thday p a r ty at the house next Sa tu rday night . Looks l ike social chalr-

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I Webster says an ex p e r t ’s “ ohm with special skill or know ledge .” Which shows tha t W ebs te r must have gone to a “ horse and buggy” college.

According to more modern circles, perhaps you might hav<> heard , an “ exper t” is the one who Kefs in the final word.

♦ # ♦

Take, for instance, the story about the efiiciency expert and tlie g radua te engineer.

• • ♦

The expert says to the engineer. “ The trouble with you fel lows Is t ha t you get your heads so c lu t ­te red up with fo rmulas tha t th e re i sn ’t any room for new ideas to g row.”

♦ * *

(H e d id n ’t say so. liut it is p re ­sumed tha t loosr thoughts , espe­cially. need lots of vacant space in which to ra t t l e a round . )

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“ Now. let me i l lu s t ra te ." the ex­pert con tinued. “ Two men cam e

I down a chimney ; one had a dir ty face and the o th e r had a clean

' face. I ask you: which one washed I his f ace?”

♦ ♦ *

“ Sure ly ,” said the engineer , “ the one with the dir ty face .”

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“ T h a t ’s where you a re w rong .”I co rrected the expert . “ The man

with the d ir ty face saw the o t h e r ’s face was clean, so he decided that his own, l ikewise, was clean ; and the man with tlie clean face saw tha t the o t h e r ’s face was dir ty, and, th ink ing his own was dir ty, too, he washed It .”

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“ Why d id n ’t 1 th ink of t h a t ? ” asked the engineer.

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“ Because ,” replies the expert , “ you fellows d o n ’t reason th ings ou t in a logical way. Now let me test you a ga in .” (These experts , so-called, usual ly a. 'suine the a t t i ­tu de of in s t ruc to r ; th is pu ts the o th e r fel low in the posit ion of pupil . ) “ T ake this prob lem: two men came down a ch imney; one had a d ir ty face and one had a clean face. Which one washed ills f ace?”

* * *“ T h a t ’s easy now ,” says the en ­

gineer, “ th e one with th e clean face, of course .”

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“ Not a t a l l , ” a rgues th e expert . “ You answ er w ha teve r comes in-

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••nO RlK ” and “ H I ”

This week the T r iang le ta kes p le asu re In paying t r ib u t e to Doris .McNutt. Dorie, as she p re fe rs to be called, came to Drexel In Sep- temiier , 1!M7, a f t e r g ra d u a t in g from H averford High School.

While in high school, Doris was ed i to r of the year book, ch a i rm an of the Assembly (’om m it tee , Kxec- ut ive (^)nimittee. S tuden t Council , Senior Play, Hi-Y, and a niemlier of the Nat ional Honor Society.

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Dorle fills in any si iare mo­ments site m anages to have by p u r ­su ing her l iobbies of dancing, play ing the piano, sewing, or just ta lk ing . Her am bit ion is to be healti iy, wea lthy, and wise.

to you r mind, bu t what comes Into you r mind is wrong. Now, look! The fel low with the clean face sees th a t the o t h e r ’s face is dir ty, so he says to him, ‘Your face is d i r t y ’; w hereupon tlie fel low with the d ir ty face goes and washes i t .”

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“ Oil, now I get yo u ,” declares the engineer.

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“ Hi” came to Drexel a f t e r g ra d u a t in g from (’olUngdale High School. Whi le In high school he was a menil ier of the school year- l)j)ok staff, science club, and, apa r t from the Intel l ectual line, the foot ­ball team.

Besides these va rious activi ties, “ Hi” has found t ime to be a m e m ­ber of the I’h lladelphia Physics (Mub. F ran k l in In s t i tu te , and Wil ­mington Chemist s Society.

“ Hi” m a t r i cu la ted at Drexel on F eb rua ry 2. 15M7. Since tha t t ime

he has been active In many fields. He was recognized by Lambda (Mil Alpha ah hav ing the qua li t ies tha t a re desi rable in a young man, and since his in i t ia t ion into tha t f r a t e r ­ni ty, he has more th a n justif ied the i r opinion, and was at one t ime social cha i rm an . Among his o th e r act ivi t ies were m em bersh ip to A.I.Ch.K. and S.A.M.

As u finishing; touch (o Ills many aecompli slunen(s, “ Hi" is now edi- (or-in-chief of the Lexeit l, a posi ­t ion which r«H|uires l(‘adi ‘i*ship, orKani/ ii iK abil i ty, res|N‘ct, a k n ack fo r dealiuK with |M‘ople, a n d many o d ie r trai( s .

In recogni t ion of thi s “ H i” wa.s elected to the Blue Key Society, which is one of th e mos t highly respected o rgan iza tions on the campus.

Orchestra Selected For Engineers’ Ball

The Knglneers Ball on April 21 In the (J reat (!ourt of Drexel will open the social act ivi t ies for the si)ring te rm. The band c o m m it ­tee, headed by Doug Howard , has selected Bob S um m ers and his Ks( |ulre8— a well known band on the campus , hav ing supplied music for many C our t dances.

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T I h ' p a s t \vc-**k s a w D r e x e l ’.s .I.V. l i()()])sH'is oil t l i f ' i rw i n n i n g w a y s wi t l i t w o i i i o r r lea j^up c o n l c s l s c l i a l k t ' d u)). Ilav»*r- I 'ord Sl-r>!t a n d r i s i t i n s s in a n (>v(‘i t i i n c alTai i’. Tlu> t w o v i f - t o r i f s f o r t h e .Millenn*Mi ^ iv i ' s t l i f ' ni a l o a m i c i<>cor(i o f s ix a n d o n ( \ : l i c s o l e b l e in i s l i on wi i i cl i , it is l ioi)e(i , w i l l he a t o n e d f o r nex t W e d n e s d a y w h e n t h e y e n c o n n t ' - r t h e Mine l i e n s o f D e l a w a r t ' .

'I'Ih' Hnvri ' lo rd yiime was a well p layn l <*aitie with both t h r l>ra- ;toiis aii«l the I 'o ids trading; v ir ­tually point t'oi- point in the first half . A f te r r e sum ing play with th e s ro re l>re\el, th e llliiean d (iold went on :i srorin; ; spree wliieh r a r r i e d tl ieni «>ut of the n in ^ e of th e .Mainliners. 'I'op point produe«‘is for the eneo i in t r r were l)ann> l'ronii<>lo with 17, < >/,- /.ie .Miller a n d Kd Konian dropped in Its an d l.~> respectively.

At ( ' o l l e u e v i l l e . t h e . I .V. ' s r a n i n t o s o m e a c c u r a t e s h o o t i n u : on t in l i a i t o f t h e h o m e t e a m , a n d wer ( h a r d i ) r e s sed to i)ull t h e u a m e ou t o f t h e t i re . S w a p p i n g s h o t s d u r ­i n g t h e t i rs t h a l f s a w t h e l i t t l D r a g o n s on t h e s h o r t e n d o f a L'S- 2~ s c o r e . W i t h a min u t i* l ef t in t h e j j a in e , D r e x e l h e l d a t w o i)oint

edf je . ,v strin.LC o f p e r - o u a l fo u s an t i c o n v e i t e d f r e e t o s s e s « a v e th( M ear s a o n e j i oin t m a r g i n . D a n n v IM'omislo t i e d t h e c o u n t w i t h a fou ! s h o t , a n d t h e c l o c k r a n o u t w i t h I ’ r s i n u s w o r k i n g t h e h a l l i n f o r a s h o t . . \ f o u l s h o t by .lo(> S c a f a r i a a n d a l ie ld ^ o a l by Kd W i l l e y p l u s a t w o m i n u t e f r e e z e in t h e o v e r t i m e p e i i o d wer** j u s t e n o u i ; h t o o v e r c o m e t h e Mears . w h o s e b es t e f f o r t s i i r o d u c e d o n e l ie ld j ioa l .

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.\t p resen t , the leajiut' s t and in gs ar e as fol lows:

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The Tlu ' t a Chi 's could have t roub le with the IM Kaps next week, and just how st rouR the Tekes a ie , a f t e r the i r ear ly season defeat to The ta (’hi, will he d e t e r ­mined when they meet Lam bda Chi Alpha.

At any rate, it api)i*aiK tha t the four above-m en tioned te am s will meet in the play-offs at the s(>a- HOii’s end.

The . \pple Pies could re-new the i r Over All Ath le t ic Trophy liopes if they win th e i r last nam e and the IM K aps lose the irs . Then t i iere would be a play-off for Ith and 5th i)lace with th e 4tli place te am KoiuK into the cliampioUKhlp pluy-offb.

VOLUME XXVII FEBRUARY 23. 1951 NUMBER 21

/' I’.f by M c r r y l c t ' s

l-'ast acti<»n u n de r the basket as l*..M.(’. troiine«‘(| Drexel in the ‘MkiikI h«»\,"

0 t r a p p h » r t tT o p Eps^tein 3fa;^ i i a r n v t , F o r d s V s e Fre»ihineii

The Drexel w res t le rs t u r n e d in a pai r of vic tor ies in th e past week when th ey de fea ted l l ave r fo rd 22-S F riday , F e b r u a r y 1(1. and tu rn ed u n d e r a good C arne t out- lit at S w a r th m o ie on W ednesday , F eb ru a r y 21. by th e scor(> of 20-7. This brink's t lie team record so fa r up to 4 wins and losses.

.X^aiiist Haiv(‘rfor<l, . lohn Snive- ly s t a r t e d thiii};s in tht> usual inaii- iier by <l(‘f«>atiii;; H a r ry I tair to put tlie D ragons out fr tui t. • lohnny ('rt>iithani<‘l ct iii tiniied in th(‘ sam e p a t t e rn when h«> pinutMl K<d>i,u •N’evit t of l lav (‘rl'or<l in I of thi* lirst p(‘i-i«>d with a cro tch hold and hody press,

Lou ( ’la rk foufihi ha rd all the way to Kain a decision over .lohn l)odKt‘ on his t ime advanta, i ' ; \ ( ' ap ta in Danny .MonMson had li tt le dil liculty in con t ro ll in u IMiil Haui of l l ave r fo rd to win on point

Ila vt ' r ford 's (Irst victory came wlieii t l n “ir ace wr»*sth>r, **(iov" C ad w a l lad e r p inned .\! Dou^la^ with h ‘ss th a n 24) seconds rem ain - ill}; ill th«‘ m a tch , J o h n ,\}>(‘e siif- f«*rt‘«l a defea t in a vt*ry cU»se iiiati'li t«> J . Moll in^swortl i , 2-0. In aii«>ther close bout, . \ce Cttlson outp«»int«Ml It, Wi};hlnian (t-.'i. Kim ll illin;;s, reluriiin;> to tiu* l ine-up, wasted no tiiii«‘— pinning his niaii in I N't! of th«‘ lirst pt^riod, hii ial sc«>r«‘; Dl'l' 22. I lav(‘rf«ird H.

.At S w a r th m o re last Wednesday , l i t t le .lohn Snively once auain s t a r t ed off the me(‘t by dtd'eatiuk; .Mike i.,aws. < .lohn C ro u tha m e l helpt'd the causi* by d efea t in g AvtM'y l l a r r in n to n , to build ui» a (1-0 Drext‘1 lead. In ju ry caused S w a i th m o re t«) forf»*it the l:{7 - pound m a tch to Lou (Mark. Dan­ny .Morrison pinned his man in 4 1 seconds of the th i rd iteritxi a f te r huviiiR two nea r fal ls in the llr-t uiul Hecuiui pei'luds,

Faced with a sh o r tag e of player m a te r i a l th i s season as a result of in ju r i e s and the a im e d forces, la- ci 'osse coach H erm an l-]pstein has a n nou nced tha t he may he forced to use f r e shm en in this Si)rin,s-’s campaign.

Coach Fps te iu has lost six of the men he had planned to use this year. (utal ie H oward Smitl i lias been harr»‘d from all a th le t ic s due l«> a head iii.jury receivetl in the l’.M(' football » ann ‘ last fall. De- f<‘i isenian T om Trice has with- <irawn fr«»m scho«>l for six m«>nths. To replace these two vars i ty i>er- iornuM's and several reserves, Kppie may use a i)i'oniisinf* gi'oup of F rosh from .Maryland, th a t s t ate which is so well known for its la ­crosse teams. From Halt imore I’oly we have .Midlielders F u rm a n , •Mentienes, and Wise. ( ’alver t Hall is re p resen te d by Hud Lower- ree and from Si)arrow's I'oint we have .Mike Cambell .

liill “ .Miyhty .M.»US(>” (iai l iiyher seem s t<» he sl ated for the nunihe r «*n*‘ ytialit* posit ion. Kill has had two yea rs experience, and he has h»oke<l ;*«)»»d in pr(>-s«>ason work- <»uts. If he can come into his own th is y i a r , it may niiuin th«> diHei- tMue be tween a jio«»d «ir a “ .jiisl f a i r ” r«‘cord.

J o h n .Xyee wres t led Swart h- nior<‘’s J , Hiihl to a stai idst i l l to e a rn a tii*, Al Douglas was piniMMl hy D, Hastl«‘ in 2:.nH of the tirst |H‘riod,

1 The Drexel t ide rose anain when : Ace Colson outi)ointed (Mark I I 'a lnie r S - l . Kim HillinRs llnishe.l

th ings oil when lit* showi'd V I Atvanna the ceiliuR in the .^econd

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Swiminiiiji; Wednesday . Feb. 14 found th e fials de fea t ing Meavei' College Frosh M. Robinsons ta r t ed off by placing second in the ,T(»-yard fr eestyle with F. Diamond ta k in g th i rd . Kllie Haines t ied with Nagel of Heaver for tiist in t'.ie .5(l-yd. bask s t ro k e ; Lois Thompson was close behiiu] to score th i rd place for Drexel. . \n o th e r fr e shm an . Linda T r i m ­mer, took lirst in the b rea s t s t ro k e with F. Haines and H. Uobinso!i doing e( |ually as well in diving. The D iagone t te s lost the 7.5-yd. medley, but c ap tu red th e freestyle relay with Diamond, T hompson Robinson, and Haines sw im ming .

The .iV team lost to Heaver.2.')-Hl. They lo-t by losing the last relay. 'I’he . layvees showec, up bettei ' in the ir next meet with Rryn .Mawr on Feb. 10 winning 27-:i(». (Jinny Kilroy placed th i rd in the .'>(i-yd. freesty le while Par (Jossling took second place in th e o«-yd. backs t roke . In th e diving, .Jeanette I ' ancoas t placed tirst. (Jossling and Kay Schleyer fol ­lowed with tirst and second respec ­tively in b reas ts t roke . The .IV gals lost th e freesty le relay but won th e medley.

Unfor tuna te ly , the Vars i ty did not fa re so well going un d e r by a 4 2-1,'j count. Fllen Haines took lirst in the diving event to tinish as the only h igh scorer for DIT.

Hillery— T h e ri tle te am was vic- (orit)us in th e i r first shoulder- to - sh o u lde r ma tch of th e season as they de feat (‘(l J{t>av<*r CoIU*}»e last Tuesday , F e b ru a r y 18, 4 }Kt-4 }).~j. Tin* Dnvxi*! “ als sh o t JM) out of

to l a k e a 2 -poiiit lead over last y»*ar’s .National chanipioiis .

The gir ls will be hos tess to Heavei' on March 0 in a n o th e r shou lder - to -shou lder ma tch and then ( leorge W ash ing ton Univ er ­sity will visit the gals for a week- •"nd at the Lodge.

Hadnii ii ton — On .Monday, Feb. -<• the racket gals beat Ro.semont ill \ a r s i t y compet i t ion and t ied with the ,)V’s. Nan ( i ro svesner

I s t a r t ed the bird Hying by winning ' Itoth ol her games. Marcia Savil le

and Sue Harton won each of the i r j matches.

, (Miar Dewees and Let ty Lou l-JIoxley lost the lirst double s; .N o rm a Anderson and Hetty Han- st*!! took the i r doubles ma tch to •*iing the linal score to 4 - 1 ,

• ' laying for the .IV D ragone tt es j were Louise Hheiner . Verna Kolb, ^ ‘ '*'1 Metty Haizelleca for the

sinRles; with .Janet H eckman and , Louise Fe lgenhauf ' r for the ,<l‘*iibles, Louise and Hetty each

her mat. h, evening the count

liH*‘.v\ChIon Leading the In-‘i- .Uhlon race with 44 poin ts a re

heen winning all ol the ir win te r contests . The li»*shmen a re second in line with I points, but the league is „tlll

open since the re a re stil l " ‘any uuines to be played

Hy SID NKY KL(JAHT

(’ap ta in .\l MacC’a r t se t a u' w record of 14 field goa ls in on* gam e when th e D ragons went down in de fea t W e d n e sd a y , Feb ruai2 1 , at th e h a n d s of U rs inus 7 4 -7 ii iU (’ollegevi l le , Pa . Al was dead ­ly, h i t t i n g 14 ou t of 20 shots for a a v e ra g e : coup led with :fouls fo r a to t a l of 31 point s: thi- m a rk was 2 s h o r t of equa l l ing tli» record 33 of “ R o n es” Breder.

Sw e t t , liij^h s j o r e r fo r th e Iteai- w ith 2 T», op<‘iHMl up t h e s<-oriiig w hen h e d r o p p e d a cha r i ty tos, a f t e r only l ; t .seconds of play. The M<‘a r s went in to a p res s ing de fend an d tlH‘ D rag o n s ( |uickly call(>d tiiiu* out to m a p tf iei r s t rategy. rt il i/ .ii iK t h e fast b r e a k , (lie Ko|. l a nn e i i r a n t h e H ears into the hall t l i r o u ^ h tli<‘ hmip. Hobb> Hr<‘wton, nunih<‘r l<(, m a d e th<- s<'ore r e ad t(t-7 w h en lie hit on n lay-up. T h e D rago ns then .s tretched the le ad to 2 0 to 1 2 be­fore t h e i r <*fl’e n se bo^'^ed <lowii.

The l i lue and (Iold co llected K' po in ts to m a k e t l ie h a l f t im e scor< read 3 0 to 2S. D u r in g th e time they ta l l ied t h e te n poin ts , the Hears g a t h e r e d in 10. 12 by Sweti and 4 by ( ’olien. Cohen played only seven m i n u te s of the gani' bu t hit for 0 field goal s and fouls, o r 2 po in t s a m inu te .

T he second ha l f opened with Cohen sco r ing on a set shot after1.5 seconds had e lapsed . The Dra­gons were sco re le ss fo r 2:3(» min­u te s while th e l i lack, Red, and ( lold pu ll ed a h e a d 37-30. Thf K o l la rm en th e n s t a r t e d clickinu and ta l l ied IT) poin ts , 4 by Hrew ton and 11 by M acC ar t , to U rs inus’9. A sco r in g sp ree by th e Hears c h a n g e d t h e lead w h en they col­lec ted 11 po in t s in 2 minute.s, pu t ­t i n g th e m out in f ron t , 5 7-5 4. Two m in u te s la te r , a t 1 1 :5 5 of the second half , L ad d y L a sk u s hit from th e 15 foot l ine to narrow th e sco re to 01-00. MacCar t hit for two fa s t b a s k e t s b u t Swet! co llected 3 po in ts on a b aske t and a foul th a t p u t Harno o u t of the gam e an d t i ed t lie score at 04; L ask u s had j u s t p receded Harno when he too h a d co llected his tiftli pers ona l foul.

Th<‘ final l ield ^oa l fo r tlie Dra­gons was scortMl by .Al MacCart . w hen th e Hlue a n d (jo ld went onl in f ron t fo r t h e hist t im e at to ({« w i th f o u r m i n u te s remaiii- in^, Don Voun}>' pus lu 'd th e Bear' ' info t h e le ad w i th 2 baskets. J i n in iy T o n e r m a d e t h e la s t point fo r l l ie K o l l a r m e n wit l i 2:4(> min­u te s r(‘inainiii(> wlien he was fouled hy hi}* n u n ih e r 77, Sw e t t , who weni out on p e r so na ls . Winiher}*' clo.-cd (lu* scoring' w i th 50 seconds leti in t h e hal l f a i l l e a n d th e clock ran o u t leaving;' Drexel b<‘h indlo 70.

D rexe l U rs inusF .G . F. T . F G. F- T

Fil l iben 2 0 4 W i m b e r g 2 3 Sh af te r 0 0 0 B ro n s o n 2 1 Brew lo n 6 1 1 3 Seibel . ■ ̂ * T o n e r 2 1 5 K nu ll 2 0B arno 2 3 7 Swett . 9 / •M o r r i s o n 0 3 3 Reice 0M acC ar t 14 3 31 C o h e n . 6 “ Seidel 0 0 0 Y o u n g ■ i ^W i g a n d 0 0 0 Laskus 1 2 4In ip e ra to r 0 0 0 S kur la 1 1 3 __

2 8 14 7 0 27 20

H . W K H I ’OKDHobby H rewton exploded in *'

l l a v e r f o rd gam e , collect ing po in ts fo r th e h igh of th e gni: wluui th e D rag ons de fea ted > ’Kords 70 to 73 in C ur t i s (i.vm S a tu rd a y , I<’e b r u a r y 17. •1>"“ T oner , .scoreless th u s fa r in season, hit th e ne ts on 5 I'l sho t s and a foul t ry t ‘> claim points .

Drexel HaverforJF.G. F. T. . '

Shafter 1 0 2 Hroudbull "Hrewtun 11 1 23 Hurlubise ’T o n e r 1 1 1 1 Auiu sse n 2Burno 4 3 11 J ninesM orr is o n i 4 10 C.'olinan *M a iC a r l i 1 U T o l l i n ’Seidel I I 3 ClarkI.uskus 2 0 4.Skurla O i l

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(lirrct limiM* of flu*\ii\

riiis co lum n will eo iil()iif> witii [|iil)Hrt (T af l ) and I lei' l tert in as- ^.■l•tin^ (ha t we r a n n o t tan,i;lH with Uii'sia on land , and tha t tlip primp ohlieat ion of d e fense lies with Kii-II.pe. So fa r , so Rood. Hut Mr.ll.Miver's i ) resc rip t ion , m e th inks ,i, nff th e tro l ley. He m a in ta in s that we an d R uss ia shou ld accom- mniiiite itr fact-t div isions of the Aofld. T hen , ovei a period of vHiirs. we will till o u r s u n l)elts iiiid wait p a l i e n t ly while ( ’om- iininism des t roys it.-elf.

Fr iends, th e t r o u b le h e i e is tha t (lui- re m ova l fr om W e s t e r n Kuropc will lead to a n o t h e r t r a g e d y as i l lu s trat ed in oui- e a r l i e r ahandon- :iK nt of K orea .

(liir own Sriijifoi- DuH' ver> |i!iiiiil\ s ls i lrd ( h r fo r o u r d e ­li i i 'c of Kui 'o |H‘ in sp eak in g he- forr ii K<‘|Mil)li(‘uu S la t e ( ' onven- lioM in .Mi('hi}>aiu la.sl “ ( • r t l in^ Kuro|M‘ on o u r side, snul c \ en more, denying ' If lh<> Itus-

i> II vi tal I ' n i t e d Stat<‘s in-ir rr s t

Obviously, Messrs. Taf t and Hoover a r e losin.u g ro u n d . It is • v>-n r u i n in g S e n a t o r T a f t ’s I liiim es as K epub l ican P res iden t ia l iKtiniiiee fo r w hich he has asp ired.

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a n d w o r t h x M .n , .hy votiny for I hei r f„.

v«M ite “ I jjly

T h e ( ’a m p u s ( ' i i e s t su i . i ) o r t s 'MKht c h a r i t i e s . T h e c o m b i n a t i o n w a s m a d e to f a c i l i t a t e t h e c o l l e c ­t i o n m o n e y f „ r , h a r i t y i,y »dimi- nat in. i r t h e m a n y d r i v e s t h a t l o r m e r l y r e q u e s t e d f u n d s f r o m t h e s t u d e n t b o d y m a n y t i m e s a t e r m . I h e ( a m p u s ( ' h e s t is comi ) () sed of

t h e f o l l o w i n g o r g a n i z a t i o n s : S a l ­v a t i o n A r m y , W o r l d S t u d e n t S e r v - i<-e F u n d . C o m m u n i t y ( ' b e s t . .March o f D i m e s , ( ’an f -e r ( ' r u s a d e . .Ame r ­i c a n H e a r t - \ s s o c i a t i o n . F e l l o w s h i p H o u s e , a n d t h e P h i l a d e l p h i a S e r v ­i ce O r i i a n i z a t i o n .

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^ t r i p d r a w n by ( i e o r ^ e V a r v o u t i s . ii s e n i o r ( ' i v i l K n i ; i u ee r . T h e s t r i p t i t l e d - D r e x e l .lo,.. ' wi l l r u n f o r t h r e e w e e k s , a n d wi l l s h o w so m . ' "1 t h e l . r o b l e m s t h e a v e r a g e ent - i - ii“ e r h a s in f i n d i n g a d a t e f o r t h e K u s i n e e r s Hal l .

T h e F e d e r a t i o n o f Kn i> ineer ini ; S o c i e t i e s t o g e t h e r w i t h t l i e Drex. ' l T e c h n i c a l . l o u r n a l h a s c l o s e d i ts c o n t e s t foi ' a n “ l*]!mineers S wt ' e t - h e a r t . " F i v e a t t r a c t i v e w o m e n h a v e b e e n c h o s e n . O n e is t h e w i f e o f a s e n i o r ( ’ivi l . t h e s e c o n d is th*'

ot a . M e cha n i ca l K n u i i i e e r . a n d to r o u n d o u t t h e w o m e n , t h r e e o f D r e x e l ’s l o v e l i e s t c o e d s h a v e b e e n j i i cked . ,

O v e r h e a r d in a p a r k e d c a r : W h o sa i . i s h e k n e w w h a t it m e a n t S h .w d o w n , ( ’o l u m b u s ; y o u ' v e W h e n m.*n a s k e d h e r t o d i n e

d i s c o v e r e d e n . . u u h l o r t o n i i i h t . - C a v e h e r co. k t a i l s an . i w ine; '

' 1 w h a t it m e a n t bu t s IimI h e r e w a s a . vouim l a d y o f T r e n t ! w e n t .

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man. F. IMerop, will havp to bake a few m ore of his de l ir ious r ak es for th e affair.

A new add i t ion to the “ Straw Hat Hriprade” is Fiill Wigley. CJood L n rk F^ledge!

A L P H A SIG M A A L P H AIt is so n ir e to see some of the

f r e shm en in red and white. All the Nu \ n pir ls say a h e a r ty “ wel­co m e” to all of th e i r new sisters . W e ’ll be looking fo rw ard to see ing you at pledpinp: service next Mon­day night .

The F’an Ilel House will be the st age fo r th e “ flappers" ton igh t when we en t e r t a in th e Lambda r i i i ’s. See you the re , fel las!

P I K A P P A P H IThe i)irch beer flowed fas t and

fu r io us at a g rea t open house last Sa tu rday . P ledge Ray F re u le r won’t even get up in the m orn ing to take his gir l to the s t a t ion any more.

A s u m p tu o u s d in ne r will be ' e rv e d at th e house before the Mil i tary Ball tom or row night . Mope to see everyone at the Kel- levue-S tr a tfo rd .

LA M B D A C H I A L P H AFrom all repo r t s the open house

last S a tu r d a y n igh t was a big suc ­cess.

The tea for the ru s h e e s ’ pa ren t s on Sunday was also a big success. We were glad to see such a fine tu r n o u t . Coming events: “ R o a r ­ing T w e n t ie s ’’ pa r ty with th e Al­phas on F r id ay , F e b ru a r y 23rd. Mili ta ry Ball Sa tu rday , the 24th.

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A L P H A P I L A M B D AOpen House last S a tu rd ay was

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than any other c / g o r e f f e l