Ike Drexei TriangteLUME 22

PHILADELPHIA, PA., JANUARY 17, 1947

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( I J i in . 17—

Viiditoriiini. 11-12. Men's ( i lee in. HIdg. I>onnjse. 8:30-12. Drexel-

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I.. , l ; m. 18l.odg*'. 8-12. Jr . (iliisii Piirt>'til. HIdp. Lounge. 8:30-12, Soph.

(!Iass Dance Moil.. Jan. 20 -

I raternily Smokers "111. MIdg.. Rni. 4. 3:30. W om en .Stu­

dent (rovernment Oflieers \rt (iallery. 3:30. M en’s Glee (lluh \il (Gallery. 4:30. W om en’s Glee

(Jut)I'an Hel Room. 7-10. Tliela JSigs !>«>rm. 7-10:30. Delta Sigs Rush ing

Party'III. MIdg.. Rm. 202. 7:30-10, \ 'a rs ity

( ini) Alumni I ii.->.. Jan. 21—

\udilorium. 10-11. M en’s Glee Gluh \ i t (Jallery. 1:30. .Secretariat \iiditoriuni. 1:30. Glee Clubs ' 111. fMdg.. Rm. 2. 6:30-7:30, Inter-

\ arsity Christian Fellowship Kooiii 40S. 1 :00 . Electronic Society I'an He! Rm. 7-10. T ri Sigs

W.mI.. Jan. 22—Nothing

I hiirs.. Jan. 23—\iiditoriuni . 1 :30. W o m en ’s Glee

Cluh\rl (iailery. 1 :30. H om e Ec. ( ' luh \iiditorium. 3:30-.S. Babel l.odge. 6-10. Delta Phi Epsi lon Rush

I’artyI’an Hel Rm. 7-10. Delta Sigs ^111. Bldg.. Rm. 202, 7:30-10,

A.I.E.E.I ri.. Jan. 24—

\uditor ium. 10-11, M en’s Glee Club l.iidge. 8-12. Newnian Club Party

K e ta ile rs ^ \ e i r Y o r k C onvention

I rom January 13th to the 16th the National Retail Dry Goods Associa- lion held its annual ton v en t io n at ill** Hotel Pennsylvania in New York< ity. About 35 Drexel j u n io r and >**nior retailers accom panied Mr. Rus- >'ll Rintzer and Mr. (J. B ehrens 11- licli Wednesday and Thursday to at- it'iid this affair. The convention is iiaiion-wide, and executives f rom all ov»»- the United States were present.

I he topics discussed included the •"iir major branches of re ta i l ing: Pu licity. Management. M erchandis ­ing. and Finance and Control. New ideas in reta iling were also discussed.

I Ills convention is an important •I’Muial affair usually held about this •iine of the year, and the m em bers "i I lie Reta ilers ( ' lub apprec ia te their •iiculty adviser’s work in a rranging the trip.

Plans lor future activit ies will be discussed at the next Retai lers m ee t ­ing.

Ikrexelter ians T o H o ld D a n c e

I “ night the mysterious “ Philadel- pliia Poll ies” will hold sway as the •I'ief social event at Drexel. Spon- ored by the Drexelterians. this affair

"il l include dancing from 8:30 to I ’ ill the Student Union Build ing.

that’s not a l l—something new "•'I sensational in the way of enter- ' 'in'iient will f e offered from 10 to

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"il l liirnlsh the music.

I' lieini? B»mi F ran k l in ’s Birthday. '1't‘me will be Old Phila. I t ’s kids that is, f»»r all Drexelter-

‘‘•II nuMuliers— 50c for non-members.

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Soph Partif E v v r y b o d n t ' o m v !

Tomorrow night. January 18tli. from9 ‘till 12. promises to he “ big d o i n V lor the sophomores. There ’s going to he a dance in the Stii »ee and all sophs are invited to come slag or drag.

Admission will be by class dues card, so it you can't find >oiir little card, run right now and get one. Upper and lower classmen will be charged it slight fee for the honor of attend- ing this gala affair.

The purpose of this twirl is to get all the members of the sophomore chiss acquainted with each other, (.lass officers decided that it was about lime everyone knew everyone else, so that in future years, when class reunions are held, they will really be reunions on a big scale.

W e e k ly C oncerts R en ew ed

With a renewal of the weekly musi­cals presented in the Great Court, Drexel was favored on Thursday, January 9, with a concert by Mr. Harry Martyn. A leading baritone in the Philadelphia area, Mr. Martyn rendered several s tandard numbers from his repertoire, including Rom ­berg’s “Stout-Hearted Men” and “ The Road to Mandalay.” Accompaniment was furnished by Miss Florence Kerk, who will present a recital of her own in a future Court program.

Mr. Martyn. who also is recognized in this section for his fine work on I he Harmony Hall program, aired via Station KYW'^, is featured at the First Methodist Church in Ocean City, New' Jersey, during the summer season.

Popular movements from concertos by Rachmaninoff and Greig, played by two students of Dr. Wil liam Thim- der. highlighted yesterday’s program. The orchestral sections of these works were played by Dr. T h u n d er himself on the Drexel organ.

A performance by the Drexel Band will be the high point of January 23’s concert. Gershwin’s “Rhapsody in Blue” will be rendered by Carol Swans»)n. a Home Economics student, on January 30, in the auditorium. Organ accompaniment will be fur­nished by Mr. Wallace Heaton.

It is requested that all students refrain from any unnecessary noise during all weekly concerts. As n result, no one’s l istening pleasure will be impaired.

WSGA Plans Winter Term Activities

W'lli winter term now in lull swing. W.S.(i.A.. or to y«»u freshmen who have not as yet come inH» contact with this organization. W om en’s Stu­dent (government Association, is start­ing on a very full and imjiortanl pro-

gram.Man\ students do not real ize the

power of such an «»rgani/.ation and often complain of lack of student voice in the government of activities

here at Drexel.One of the many activities super­

vised by W.S.G.A. is the freshman class noiiiinatioiis to be liehl on Jan u ­ary 28th. . \ominalions will be made for president, vice-president, secre­tary. and treasurer and it is very im ­portant that Students who are efficient and capable are put into office.

On March l»th. Janet Conrad as president of W.S.(i.A. is planning to attend a convention at Albright Col-

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Tiiespiains To l*resenl T%v4» Produel ions

The agenda for the Rouge and Kobe ihis I r r i i i is packed full of many e\-• iling acl i . i t ics : broadcast, joint pro- ..iicers wil'i tli,. Cinb ol the Cil-le : t and Sullivan operetta. “The I’i- rates of Penzance.” and the proiluc- tion of ilie one-act come<ly. “ Write Me a Love Scene." Rouge and Robe N'ill l e in charge ot make-up. scenery, and the enormous task of backstage w ork.

Meanwhile, a I’ast is in rehear>al ior tlie one-aci comedx. “ Vi rite Me a Love Scene.” which is to be presented in the auditor ium without charge during one «»f the activity pe ­riods of the term.

I.a-t Tuesday night. Tomm ie Uou de Hall demonstrated the technique of stage make-up as applied to maj«>r and minor characters. Memliers of I lie club were used for the demonstra ­tion.

Officers recentl> elected a re : Doris Au'i Dodd, p resident: Harriet James, vice-president; June Salneu. secre­tary; Jeannette Kennedy, treasurer.

The meetings are held every Tues­day evening at 7 :30 p.m. and new members are invited.

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P ic t u r e s N c e i l e d

All upper classmen who will be graduated by September 1947 should make that trip to Sarony’s. 1026 Chest­nut St. Seniors were to have luul their pictures taken by last W ednes­day. so . . . let’s finish up t h e ' j i d i today.

To meet the publisher 's deadline of January 25tli. all pro«>fs must be re turned to Sarony’s before Friday. January 24th. Hurry . Hurry . Hurry.

Junior DoinjUSs Danee-Siiafe

This week-end is really a big one for tiuise “eighth te rm ers” at Drexel. Saturday P^ve. the “Jolly Jun io rs” are going to have a skating good time out at the Lodge. (I f the ice holds out .t However, if the ice flows like water, the dancers will hold sway from 8:30 to 12:00.

Food. fun. and a good informal time art‘ promised all. so get a date, come stag, or in a crowcl. In any event come and have a r«*al “ r»*et” lime.

Admission to this gay event will be by class dues card. If any juniors are at a loss as to where to find theirs, they can forget their worries and easily secure ano ther one.

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'I'he Drexel !,odge will be a merry place Sunday. January 26tli. when the members of the Retailing (iliih gather for a comhinati«)n ice skating party ainl hot dog roast.

Still in the tentative ?tage, a large d in ' ie r to he given by this club is being planned. A sugge>tion has been made to invite all the a lumni in this area, the a«lvantage being that each member may have the o |tportunily to meet and talk with people who are actually out in the field.

It is the hope of Mill 1'earr.on. jiresi- dent of the Retailing (i lub, that each iiierii 'i‘r con^iilers »erioiisIy these two aclivilies to bring ali(nil a successful lireseritatioii of each.

The meetings of the Reta iling Club for Winter term were scheduled for January 14; February 11; March 11. All will be held in room 222.

Riisiiiiig In Full Swin$

Sororities and Fralernilics Open Itnnhin^ Season this Week

.Sororitv rushing was opened with the Pan-H?llenic Tea on Saturday. January 4th. and is now being carried on at the intlividual parties being given by each of the sororities.

All September freshmen, uppcrclass- men and transfers who have atta ined a !<cli«>la lic average of 78 an<l who have no more than one condit ion and no failures are eligible for initiation into any one of the sorori ties.

This jiast week foiir of the local sororit ies had informal parties for the freshmen, p lanned to further acquaint the selecte»l girls with the active girls of the sorority, and to familiarize them with the aims an<l purposes of the organization. Delta Phi Epsilon started the festivities with a card party on Monday evening at which lime various games were played; refreshments were served; and the group gathered for informal singing.

Tuesday evening. Alpha Sigma Al­pha enter ta ined the freshnn'n at a Nariely Radio Show which included ^kits. singing, ilancing and refresh­ments. Tlieta Sigma Upsilon’s and Sigma Sigma Sigma’s parlies on We<l- nesday and Thursday evenings respec­tively were informal affairs at which freshmen got lo know upperclassmen and enjoyed an t'vening of games, group singing, and talks on the p u r ­poses of sororit ies. The Thelas inlro- <liiced their offi<-ers to iht* guests hr' the use of a receiving line. Delta Sig­ma Epsilon will close the series of informal fiarties at the Dormitory on Tuesday evening.

This year tlu* |>re-war custom of tw«» rushing parlies is lieing revived, so that these informal affairs in the Dorm living room may serve as an in tro ­ductory measure . The girls will be­come heller ac<piainled at the sec<»nd group of parties which will be held at the Lo»lge between January 20th and February 3rd.

The second m orn ing after the last party the preferentia l slips will be sent to the rusbees on which they will slate which sorority they wish to join. These forms will be re tu rned by 1:30 o’clock of that same day, Wednesday, February 5th. to Mr. Will iams, the Neutral party, who rom piles the lists and hands to each sorority a list of the girls, who have chosen their lespective sororit ies. After each club receives this list, they issue individual invitations to each girl whose name

Hr. Sun«laram To i^peak on Today% India

On 'I’uesday, January 21. Dr. Lanka Sundaram. Economic adviser for the Indian «l«‘legation to the United Na­tions Council , will speak to the stu­d e n t ' of Drexel In ' l i tu le on the tiqiic. “ India in WOrld Affairs.”

Dr. .Sundaram is the publisher and editor of “ C«»minerce and Industry.” a magazine published in New Delhi, India.

(!onsidering the present situation in India, thi.' will be an excellent o|i{H>r- liinily for thor<e students who are interested in world affairs, and in pa r ­ticular, ill activit ies of the F!ast, to catch up on the latest developments concer’iing India.

All Drexel sliidents are urged to allend this assembly, which will be l eld ill the Auditorium on 'I'liesday, Januarv 21, from 1:30 lo 2:30.

app«‘ars on I heir lisl. These invita­tions must be answered by the second day. or the riishee failing to do so will have to forfeit her bid.

.Silence per iod extends from niid- nighl of I he «lay of the last party until nine «’clock of the day the in­vitat ions are issued by the sororities. Neither the rushees, sorority m em­bers. pledges, or a lumnae shall com­municate in any way with any girl who has been rushed during this period, but after the rushees have handed in their preferential slips they may talk to one another.

A pledge lo one sorority, which is a promise to jo in that sorority by a wril len acceptance, is binding f»*r one calendar year, and any girl who breaks this pledge may not be rushed iipiin until one calendar year after her resignation.

Rushing by the six fraternities on campus lakes llie form of Smokers hi'bl by the individual chapters ut which l ime the rushees are invited t«» the houses for cigarettes, house in­spection, entertainment, and talks by brothers and faculty advisers ex­pounding the advantages »»f fraternity life.

Alpha I'i Lambda will open the series of aclivilies with their Smoker on January 20lh. They will lie fol­lowed by Theta Chi, January 23rd; 'I'aii Kappa Epsibm, January 27th; Pi Kappa Phi, January 30th, and LamlxIa Chi Alpha, February 3rd. The date for the Kappa Phi Delta Smoker has not been set, but after that one the ofTicial silence period will begin.

During the 3-day silence period no fraternity members are allowed to speak to a riishee, and if they are found disobeying this rule they will be fined.

Acceptance dinners will be held by each of the fraternities at which time the rushees will signify the frater­nity of their choice by attending the d inner al the chosen house.

To be rushed, men must be in their second term of school or higher, and have not more than five credits defi­cient from previous terms. Any re ­turning veteran who matriculated in Drexel before his entry into the serv­ice may be rushed his first term hack, but cannot be pledged until the fol­lowing term.

S n o w S h u f f l e 1 1 1 ^

On .Saturday evening, January Nth. Drexel’s (i real Court was transformed into a winter wonderland. With the aid of tinsel, while icicles, pine trees, blue lights, and a sn«>w man seven feel lall. the stage was set for the Snow Sbuflle sponsored by Tail Ka|ipa K | i h I o i i Fraternity.

Willi ibis snowy aliiiosphere pre ­vailing. 268 cou|>les daiK'ed to the melodic strains of the Rhyllimaires. a six-|tie<e orchestra enhanced by a female vocalist.

Mill Hughes was in charge of this social affair, while cre<lit for the snowy Court goes lo the decorator. Jim Clause.

'I'he dance committee announced that ihe affair was a distinct success an<l wishes to thank those who at- lenchMl.

'I'he snow man. jolly host of the Snow Shuffle, is now back in niotb balls eagerly antic ipating n«*xt year’s event when he may again be wel- coined.

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lec tu res , LodgeIII. A>.M.E- >*!* (‘I i i t l inp i ts so r ia l

Lilf ii ' ir "'••> '* n»*e‘" ’}i •»’ J a n u a ry |V(),|| in llie S tu d e n t B u i l d i n g . T h e Lro;:i ni l lias not h e e n <oni |) le tely

J|il.iriiir(l IIS yet . Iiut th e s e phn is ar e

{in ili'‘ '*''■> lian<ls of K e n n yIwiiM'T " h o is v i r e - c h a i r m a n of the

[|)i,.x.'l S tudent B r a n r l i .\\ (■ have good n e w s for th o se Sen-

i„i ' K.':' " h o w e r e ou t in ind u s t ry |;i,l icrm and w e re u n a b l e to renew ilit'ir iiHMii! e r sh ips . As y o u p r o b a b l y ^niiw. llie A.S.M.E. has r e t u r n e d to i ts pi,..\Niir phin of h a v in g a l l m e m b e r -

expire on O e t o b e r 1st. D ue

lo I lie fart that t h e S e n i o r M.E .’s v,rii' in indus t ry , t h e D r e x e l S tu d en t

i trjx' li has o b t a i n e d an e x t e n s io n on llie (liM(iline for r e n e w a l s . At o u r

II,\l meeting o n J a n u a r y 29th. the tiicniliership c o m m i t t e e w i l l b e p r e se n t III h;iinlle al l S e n i o r r e n e w a ls . In iHldii inn. the p a r e n t Soc ie ty has i ssued ;m i ini lat ion for a l l S e n io r s w h o have iicMT ji)ined, to b e c o m e m e m b e r s . It

D eadline Extended

O utings Plannedwill be well for those Seniors to re-

m e m b e r that studen t m em b er sh ip e x em p ts t lie paym en t of an in i t iat ion lee w hen the t im e comes for them to

b e c o m e m e m b e r s of the Pli i ladelph ia J u n i o r B ranch .

l o r all M.E. stu den ts o ther than .' 'eiiiors. th e next o p p or tun i ty to join the N a t iona l Society will not come aga in un t i l next S ep tem ber , in the m ean t ime. ho wev er . m end)ers h ip is o p e n in th e Drexel S tudent Branch . Tli is m e m b e r s h i p will en ti t le the m e n d ie r to p a r t ic ipa te in all the B ra n c h (unc t ions which a re p lanned for the c o m in g year. These include o u t in g s at the Lodge, inspect ion tr ips, s tude n t lec tu res , a t t endance of lec­tu re s at the Flngineer 's (Huh. etc.

All M.E. 's a r e u r e e d to at tend the m e e t in g of J a n u a ry 29th so that they

may b e c o m e be t t e r acqua in ted with the p ro fe s s iona l society with which they will have m any contact s in the fu tu re - th e A.S.M.E.

I. F. Ball Coining Thornhill to Play

\ ti;ila a n d f es t ive c o r o n a t i o n cere- iMiiiy wil l be a c c e n t u a t e d d u r i n g the iii-|ii('i()us I n t e r - F r a t e r n i t y B a l l to liikc p lace o n F e b r u a r y 7 a t the Unt;i(iw(»od H o t e l . D r e x e l ’s I n te r - Ini l cmi ty Q u e e n w i l l b e c r o w n e d in ilif t r a d i t i on a l g l a m o u r , a n d wil f*per -

“ Beauty o f R e n o w n . ”\n ingen ious m e t h o d fo r t h e selec-

tiiiii of D re x e l ’s g l a m o u r q u e e n has lifcn devised by t h e I n t e r - F ra t e rn i t y ( iiiincil. T h e sy s tem to b e e m p l o y e d

I afford each s t u d e n t w h o b u y s a ti(kci to th e t r a d i t i o n a l b a l l th e rtpportunily to cas t a v o t e i n b e h a l f <il his choice for Q u e e n . T h e a c tu a l “ItMiion will b e c o n d u c t e d d u r i n g th e \Nfck pr ev ious to t h e a ffa ir , a n ac t io n lliai will al low e v e r y o n e t i m e e n o u g h to liecome w el l a c q u a i n t e d w i th t h e ' i \ fraternity r e p r e s e n t a t i v e s w h o a r e '>ing for th e h o n o r a r y q u e e n s h i p . I'ifiiires of al l c a n d i d a t e s w i l l a p p e a r on display in th e G r e a t C o u r t f o r a n iHltMpiate l eng th o f t i m e .

( laude T h o r n h i l l a n d h i s na t ion- iilly known o r c h e s t r a w i l l s u p p l y t h e niDod mus ic f r o m n i n e u n t i l one. “ Downbeat,” a c u r r e n t p u b l i c a t i o n in llie en te r ta in m e n t f ield, r e c e n t l y v o t e d I l iornhill’s g r o u p t h e se c o n d b e s t >w«ct band in t h e n a t i o n . F a v o r a b l e

impressions h a v e a l so b e e n r e c o r d e d tor I’ran W a r r e n a n d B u d d y H u g h e s — 'lie orchestra voca l i s t s .

S h o w

•Ian. 2 7 - » l s t NYCI lie long-awai ted E le c t r i c a l Engi-

ncering E x p o s i t io n wil l b e h e l d in 'y Vork City. J a n u a r y 27-3L O n

' ‘' I i ihit!on will be m a n y w a r a n d post- u;ir <levelopnients in t h e elec t r ica l •i' l'l. as p r e p a r e d b y l e a d i n g m a n u -

•iniirers. A d m is s io n to t h i s e x h ib i t ' 'ill he by r e g i s t r a t i o n o n ly , a n d the- ‘‘"• 'e l b r an ch of A .I .E .E . p l a n s to go

■' II groun o n o n e of t h e days men- '"•iied. All th o se a t t e n d i n g th e meet- ” 1" will be e x c u se d f ro m classes for I :il (lily.

** ><>u ar e i n t e r e s t e d in go ing w i th fJioup, p lease fill o u t t h e follow-

a n d r e t u r n to V e r n o n ’■'■'•I', t h ro u g h t h e S t u d e n t M ai l Box.

T h e B r o a d w o o d H o te l , which r e ­cent ly u n d e r w e n t a m a n a g e r i a l change , wil l offer a c o m p le te ly renova ted b a l l ­r o o m on F e b r u a r y 7. T h is new an d s p r igh t ly e n v i r o n m e n t sh ou ld l e n d m u c h ga iety to the occasion.

I n t e r - F ra te rn i ty Ba ll t ickets . have b e e n a l r e a d y p r in te d . C i rcu la t ion of these t icke ts , how ever , wi l l no t com ­m e n c e u n t i l o n e week be fo re th e ball .

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E v e ry day excefit Tues«la>. at 1 p.m.. code classes a re taught u n d e r the sp«*nsorship of the Ele c t ron ics Society. As it is not necessary to have a k n o w le d g e of r ad io or code to a t ­tend . all in te res ted studen ts ar e in ­v ited to the next m ee t ing at 1 p.m. on I uesday . Jaiuiary 21. in R o o m lOfi.

I he fol lowing s tuden ts were elec ted m e m b e r s of the Drexe l E lect ro rncs Society at its m ee t ing on T uesday . J a n u a ry 1 f. 1«)47: H ar ry K. HofTnian. H(»ward .S. S pungen . Osca r Sham es , a n d Nat B o o n in < \ \3 J S IM .

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T h e I 'au K ap p a E ps ib tn f r a t e r n i t \ . at t h e i r D e c e m b e r el ec t ion of oflicers. e lec ted H en ry K. Hardcas t le an<l R i c h ­a rd Vi inter s, p re s iden t a n d t r e a su re r respec tive ly .

Hardcas t le . Bus iness - \dministrat i«>n ju n i o r , replaces W al te r Du«lra. who g r a d u a te d last t e rm .

R ic h a rd Win ter s. Bus iness A d m i n ­i st r a t ion sop i iom ore an d varsi ty sou thpaw p i tche r on the Drexe l b a se ­ball t eam , rephu 'es B«»b Logue. who is out in indust ry .

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(>ood d an ce m us ic wil l be s u p p l i e d by J o e F rase t to an d his eigh t -p iece o rch es t ra . T h e music of th is well- k n o w n organi / .at ion may be m o r e f a m i l ia r ti» som e as the W'H’ s tu d io o rch es t ra . T o h ighligh t t h e i r m u s ic

th e re wil l be Miss Eve K n ig h t , tlie o r c h e s t r a l p o p u la r voca li s t . T h e o rches t ra is o u t s ta n d in g for i ts m e m ­o ra b le r end i t ions i»f th e «lay's most p o p u l a r songs in a m a n n e r c r e a t e d for danc ing .

r i ie dec ora t ive t h e m e for th e dan ce will be the f ra te rn i ty co lo rs , whi te a n d gold, a u g m e n te d by roya l blue. As usua l the C our t wil l be trans- t o r m e d f rom its day- t im e scene of activity into you r f avori te b a l l r o o m .

Bill Ca lk ins is the c h a i r m a n fin- the dance , and he has as bi s c o m m i t ­t eem en . Jack Bosley, H a r r y H eaps a n d (Jene K rabe r .

T h e t icke ts for th is soc ial af fa ir wil l be on sale in the (%>urt on M onday , J a n u a r y 20th. They r a n !»c p u r ­chased from any of the P i K a p s o r at the d(»or. T h e p r ice o f t h e t icket s will be Jl.fiO ( in c lu d in g l a x ) .

V ars iity C lu b P l a n s W i n t e r A ctiv itle» i

T h e long aw a i ted reviv i fi ca t ion of the Varsi ty C lu b has at l e n g th be e n ef fected. As a resul t , it w il l b e th e p u r p o s e of th is c o lu m n to p r e s e n t t<# th e school the i n d iv id u a l r e c o m m e n ­d a t io n s p r e se n te d to the V ars i ty C lu b c o u n c i l . I n a d d i t io n , the a c c o u n ts of th e v a r io u s c lu b m ee t ings w i l l be , r e v i e w e d via th is c o lu m n . H e r e goes w i th th e first in s ta l lm en t .

A grea t de a l m ay be sa id to ha v e b e e n ac c o m p l i s h e d at th e J a n u a r y 11 Varsi ty C lu b ga ther ing . H o w e v e r , it c a n n o t be o v e r lo o k e d tha t m a n y of th e g r o u p ’s su p p o r t i n g m e m b e r s w e r e absen t f ro m th is in i t ia l ge t- togthe r. T h e V ars i ty C lu b is m a in t a i n i n g th e u l t im a te in goals. T h e se goa ls c a n ­n o t be h o p e d to be ef fected in fu ll i f ev en o n e of i ts m e m b e r s fai ls to l e n d h is su p p o r t to the o rg a n iz a t io n .

T h e severa l p r o m in e n t reco m m en d a* t io n s p r e se n te d a t th e last m e e t in g of t h e a l th le t i c counc i l a r e d i sc usse d in b r i e f be low .

I t has b een d e c id e d th a t t h e G o l d K ey Society wil l u n d e r t a k e t h e task o f e s ta b l i sh in g a p r o g r a m fo r w e l ­c o m in g vi si t ing a th le t ic team s . T h e s c hooPs e n d o r s e m e n t a n d V ars i ty C l u b ’s su p p o r t , of co urse , a t t e n d th i s e n d e a v o r . T h e p r e s e n t p r o g r a m m a p p e d calls for the r e c e p t io n of v i s i t in g team s by a c o m m i t t e e — a g r o u p th a t wil l e x tend a w e lc o m e a n d in t ro d u c e D re x e l ’s c a m p u s to these teams.

T h e poss ib i l i ty o f a r r a n g in g twin- b il l b ask e tb a l l games, in th e 1947-48 season, wi th U. of P e n n sy lv a n ia , is r e c e iv in g p lau s ib le su p p o r t . T h i s m a t t e r has been t h o ro u g h ly d iscussed w i th the p r o p e r P e n n sy lv a n ia C a m p u s a u t h o r i t i e s — a n d the l a t t e r ’s dec i s io n s wil l be m a d e k n o w n short ly .

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In c o n ju n c t io n w i th t h i s d i s t r i b u ­t ion of back issues t h e r e wil l l>e a sub ­sc r ip t io n dr ive. T h e T e c h J o u r n a l has been very f o r tu n a te in r e n e w in g i ts a g re e m e n t wi th th e **Westinghouse E n g in e e r ” which p e r m i t s th e d i s t r i b u ­t io n of the two maga/ . ines to g e th e r on a special subnc rip t ion . S u b s c r ip ­t ion to the Tech J o u r n a l is $1.00 p e r y ea r for four issues. S u b s c r i p t i o n to the T ech J o u r n a l (4 i ssues) a n d the “ W es t inghouse E n g in e e r ” (6 i ssues) is $1.90. W atch for the t a b l e in the C our t !

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plai ii s h i n . . . Mary l.oii ( i r^ i -o n and ill% fral<*rnily p in . . . ooily a n d jo l in look ing v*My n n n l i niarri i-d , . , Hr lly l .oonii« l iack aft»-r h«*r noull iern ••\p«»‘>ur«* . . . I,oiii»«»* KdlM‘r> a n d Mill . . . Lowry alr»*a«ly >porlinfC his varfiily l imp . . . Armi** Hoi in»oii r o n d i l i o n i n g lii;* K. N. T**»t , . . Sue AiiMlin h a rk an d in fin** Kwimmirif: fo rm •<li»* hohU her own «*v*‘n wh«*n il (j**N d«M*p . . . ill** l«*am «»f Kwing a n d ( f r a i l e r in a r l io n afcain , . . J e a n (IhafTe rhangin); (iliarlie!< in ihe m id d le of a d r e a m . . . Jonexie and Boh .

IIpihI l,yin's H«»r'e ( iha^e in (J>m < cour lesy of A .I .K .) . an«l llial mijrtlil he over you r head . . . Hrowti Hil l t u rn s red (aw xhui’ks. yourse l f ) . . . M an lon b e h in d fJarr in <lavanaugh 's . T h i s iiiea was «.|olen f ro m the guy who naid “ Lewi^ l)rop> r n i o t i Su i t " . . . By now it i> o ld stuff a n d we ran -afely ^ay that Lewis L n io n Suit is r losetl .

H e ’s Kot a r u l e ole so u th e rn draw l And he kn o w s how to Idush Hut d o n ’t l»elieve Hal K o l l a r ’s I he l i eve i t’s st r i r t ly m ush .

Flushes I r e n e \ O r s a n p e r wi th T o m lo he lp her r a r r y the r o rk . . . J a n e Mullar 's isn' t a C.l ir istmas r in |( . hut i t ’s as good as new (Hi l l Dav is is th e o th e r l alf) . . . I’eg (roos s h o w in g off h e r r ing an d her guy < h o th l«>ok pre t ty Hasliyl . . . Wally H re n n a n is go ing to he a Mr. soon . . . the Hash of T h e l a (!hi Sword !^hows on Vi eeg ie ( g o o d l u r k to you. M ik e ) .

Kplitrn of the .\«M're.s Seem s as i h o a g h we have a t r a n s i e n t e n r o l l m e n t . . . Some of the kids h a rk th is t e rm are J a n e Don is . T o n i S liaak ( a n d she's still got a hig H i l h . Sh i rl ey N e y h a r d . . . Mi lton H e i lm a n . . . H. J . ( lassell . , . Shirley M a rM i l la n an d h e r I -hang> . . . H oh in so n Kvans. watch tha t n a m e ! ). . . Je ss ie M<*ngleM)n.

Hann Overs It 's good to >ee those p e re n n ia l r o u p l e s b l o o m i n g . . . Pa t Heilfield a n d D i rk Hosa a re >lill he ing he ld to g e th e r hy a p i n . . . T o m m i e I .ou is still he ing he ld . . . D o t t i e M i lh e im a n d B o h L ake t h e F ly in g I r i s h m an , have that look in th e i r eyes . . . Klla Mae and T o m . . . a n d now for o u r t i t le man let 's just say

l.nrti ('.nlt ert L o o k in g l ike ^ om elh ing just s t e pped out of M indy ' s Hroad* way Hark H oom is d a p p e r Hoh D o rw ar t . . . sm ooth , s h r e w d a n d suave i» o u r soil sp<»ken re lel : r i ty . . . If we only had a lady with long h a i r a n d a whi te hor^e o u r >et-up w ou ld he r o m p le t e .

T H E E N G IN E E RVi ho is the m an that des ig n s o u r p u m p s wi th j u d g m e n t , ^kil l a n d r a r e ?Vi ho is the m an that b u i ld s t h e m an d keeps t h e m in r e p a i r ?Vi ho has to shut them d o w n h e r a u se th e valve seats d i s a p p e a r ?T h e hear ing-w ear ing , gear ing - le u r ing M e rh a n i r a l Kng inee r !

Vi'ho m akes his j u i r e fo r ha l f a r en t a n d wants to c ha rge a d i m e ?Vi'ho. when we've ^igned th e r o n t r a r t . (mn't de l ive r ha l f t h e t i m e ?Vi'ho th in k s a loss of twen ty- six p e r r en t is n o th in g q u e e r ?T h e vo lt - i i iduring. l o a d - r e d u r in g E ie r t r i r a l E n g in e e r !

Vi ho is it t akes a t ransi t out to f ind the sewer h e ’s t(» t a p ?^ ho ?s it th en with r a r e e x t r e m e lo ru tes the j u n r t i o n on t h e m a p ?Vi'ho, is it goes to dig it u p a n d finds it no w h e re n e a r ?

Th»* m ud-bespa t t e red , t o r n a n d t a t t e r e d ( ' ivi l E n g in e e r ! - •

iX'ho th in k s w i thou t his p n u l u r t s we w ould al l be in t h e l u r c h ?ho has a h e a th e n ido l w h i r h he de s igna tes K e s e a r rh ?

^ ’ho l in ts the r r e e k s . p e r f u m e s th e a i r a n d m ak es th e l a n d » r a p e d r e a r ? T h e .»iink-«‘Vo.\'ing. gr ass -d isso lv ing ( 'h en i ica l E n g in e e r !

W ho is the m a n who' l l d raw a p l a n for ev e ry th in g you des i re , h'roni a t r an s -A t lan t i r l i n e r to a h u i r p in m a d e of w i r e ?Vi i ih ” ifs" a n d “ands ." “ h o w e ' e r s " a n d “ b u ts " he m ak es his m e a n i n g r lea r . T h e w«>rk-disdaining. fee - re ta in in g ( ' .onsult ing E n g in e e r !

Vi ho b u i ld s a road for fifty yea r s that di^appear8 in two.T h e n rhange> his iden t i ty >0 no <»ne's left to sue?Vi ho rove rs al l th e t r a v e l l e d r o a d s wi th fi lthy, oi ly s m e a r?T h e h u m p -p ro v id in g , r o u g h -o n - r id in g Highw ay E n g in e e r !

Vi ho lak es the p leas u re out of l i fe a n d m akes ex is te nce H e l l ?\X'ho'll fire a real g«>od l o o k in g o n e because she canno t sp e l l ?W ho subs t i tu tes a di<' taphone for a co ra l - t in ted e a r ?T h e penny-chas ing . «i«dlar-wasting Efficiency E n g in e e r !

Vi’hal l i t t le m a n w orks a n d s tu d ie s day a n d nigiil to b e c o m e a n e n g in e e r ?I. l ike a fool , because I th<»ughl il w ou ld be a m a rv e lo u s r a r e e r .My eyes a re poor , my h e a l th is gone. I 'm just a Drexel w r e c k !Next te rm to H E L L with E n g in e e r in g . I 'm sw itch ing to H O M E E( ' . ! ! !

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wro te tl-.p F'li'y (‘u r r e s s w o u l d e s t a b l i s h h im f inancial ly so tl

r o u ld m ar ry the girl he loved. It d i d n o t sel l . T h i s d r a n i a t i r hit w.,- p r o d u r e d in H ar lem , 194L by th e A m e r i c a n N e g ro T h e a t e r ( i r o u p and has been a succssful B roadw ay hit . I B ut G ordon never married that fiir

i jo int exhibit of ttvo P hilade lphia artists. Carrol S. Tyson and (,. l iiddle. tvill extend throu/ih February 16 at the Philadelphia \Jiiseum o;

f iennese-horn Helmut Dantine. screen \ « z i . plays a revolutionist Tallulah liankhead as queen in “T h e Eaiile Has T t io Heads" at the Forre.t.

C om ing M onday to th is t h e a t e r a r e a S t r i n d b e r g d r a m a and Ch.k

c o m e d y , . , Shou ld be a b a l a n r e d . d e l i g h t f u l “ d o u b l e h e a d e r . ” esper ialK \m ||, E l izabe th B e rp n e r s t a rr ing in b o th ,

O P E R A — Philadelphia La Scnln brings “La Tra tia ta" on Jan. 23 „ k/,

Claudia Pinza (daughter of Ezio P inza) s inging \ iolettn. Th is popular u„rk of I erdi unfolds the tragic story of V iole tta and her lover A l f r e d —tvilh mn.„U of gaiety, sadness, pathos.

( ;uy M a rr in e r . no ted l e c tu r e r a n d c r i t i c , has b e e n giving a series of niu i.

ta lks at the F ra n k l in Ins t i tu te , i n f o rm a l , i n s p i r i n g — a n d bis musica l refertn.H.

c o m p le t e a n d clear.H E S R Y f , cinema version o f Shakespeare's historical play of the brilli„ni.

forceful English K ing Harry, is p resen ted in irresistible technicolor. movie opens at the Globe Theater, orig inal p layhouse of Elizabethan tini,>,. shotving the informality of the stage a nd actors with the audience. Everyone who has at one t im e or other fe l t an attraction to the im m orta l Shakespcdrp should not miss this movie. L a u ren ce O liv ier produces, directs and pnrtrns. Henry f . I This is arson for Orson.)

• ALL T H A T G L I T T E R S ’

Se(juins, na i lheads , studs, and all sorts of shiny l i t t le i tems are playing an i m p o r t a n t ro le in co s tume and cos­tum e acce ssory th is year. In fact d im e stores a n d d e p a r tm e n t stores have to devo te w ho le c oun te r s lo sequ ins for those r e sou rce fu l w om en who t r im th e i r ow n . Even ear r in gs ar e be ing m ade of se q u in s now ; M A R Y G R A N T has a r ed and a b lack pair , PE(J B H E S S LE R finishes ofT sweaters and sk ir ls wi th a w ide l ea ther belt c o m ­pletely c ove red wi th sh im m e r in g gold na i lheads . O n e of M A D E L IN E h a l l ’s d a te dresses, a p la in grey, is g lam o r ized by rows of go lden nail- heads o ve r the sh o u ld e rs and a ro u n d th e waist,

M E D I E V A L R E V I \ A L

Of all the j ew e l ry being featured this season th e cha te la ine is one of the most a t t rac t ive , but is def initely not m o d e r n . In fact , it dales back to Medieval E u ro p e w hen a chat el aine ( the F re n c h w o rd for a lady castle- keeper* f o u n d it necessary to carry ! unclies of keys, a th im ble , a p e n ­kni fe . a co rksc rew , etc.. with h e r all the t ime, a n d she a t tached these i tems

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Il is so m e t im e s poss ib le lo prove most any p o i n t —p r o v id e d the p rover has dex te r i ty wi th words o r with a pen . My to u c h is of a p o n d e ro u s M»rl but ne v e r th e le s s 1 am going to try to p ro v e a po in t . Several m on ths ago I r ead an a r t i c le which be m o a n e d the fact tha t A m e r ic a is scientifically only ‘’so-so” w h e n c o m p a r e d to o ther coun l r i e s such as E ng la nd , Russia , or ( . e rm a n y . T h e a u t h o r po in ted out lhat the scient if ic co n t r ib u t io n of Amer ica sh ines in a lesser l ight and ci ted the fact tha t most of the Nobe l prizes in sc ience have been given, in the past, to sc ient is ts of o the r nations . Tha t a r t ic le m a d e m e feel that per- i iaps we m ig h t be t h i rd rate and not nea r ly so great as we obviously as su me we a re. Yes, I d id not look loo hai)pily to w a r d the Atomic Age

to cha ins which she wore a r o u n d h e r wrist , waist , o r neck , E L E A N O R E ( i A W R V S I A K dram at izes her pl ain - Iro n ted (al l d resses with a very lovely

i n t e r p re t a t i o n of this old cu s to m in th e lorni of two gold p ins a t t a c h e d wi th severa l chains . A nyone can m a k e a c h a te la in e easily by a t t ach ing two or even l l . ree lapel p ins to a n o ld watch ch a in o r key chain . I n s te a d of pins, old ea r r in g s cou ld he c o n v e r t e d

I y b re a k in g off the e a r r in g ba cks a n d a t t ach ing pin backs, bou g h t in a d i m e store, wi th h o u se h o ld cem ent . O ld coins a t t ach ed lo cha ins a d d a c h a r m ­ing note , an d can be bo u g h t at anv coin d e a le r s ’ (see p h o n e d i r e c t o r y ) , I s ing co ins h e r b r o t h e r sent h o m e f ro m E u ro p e , M A R IA LA V I O L A has m a d e he- se l f a st r ik ing brace le t , p in . an d e a r r in g set.

Lap el p ins in the fo rm of t iny sil- \ e r sp oons wi th fancy h a n d le s a r e a f avor i te th is year. In fact D O L O R E S K E \ I wears th r e e in a row on h e r sweaters. Mill ve ry p o p u la r is an a rm fu l of od d s i lver h r jce le t s , P H Y L ­LIS E L L I O T T has severa l a n t i q u e bracelet s , M A R Y R E I N H A R D T ow ns an a d m i r a b l e co l lec t ion of n a r ro w dang le b race le t s that cou ld reach to he r elbow if she wore t h e m all .

a n d A m e r i c a ’s p a r t in it. B u t n ow my conf idence is r e s to r e d ; A m e r i c a n scien tists u i l l def in itely have a la rge list in the d o u g h of to m o r ro w . O n ce G e r m a n y won all th ree aw ards. On ly that c o u n t ry has taken al l th r e e the same year, in forty-six years of N o b e l aw ards.

T h is year that reco rd was b r o k e n . Dr. H e r m a n J, M u l le r of I n d i a n a has Miown in 20 yea rs of ex p e r im en ts , tha t l ieredi ty can be c h anged a n d nuita- Hons p r o d u c e d by a l t e r ing the genes in the cells of f ru it flies. T o h i m — one aw ard . Dr, J . B, S u m n e r , at

o rne l l , cryst al l ized a p u r e enzvn ie »or the first l im e an d this p lus s im i l a r ) ' o r k has e a r n e d h im ha lf an aw ard , I h e o th e r hal f of Dr, S u m n e r ’s a w a rd

It **' scientists .Dr. W i l l i a m Stan ley has p ro v e d tha t at least o n e f i l te rable v i ru s is a c t u ­al ly a non-l iv ing chem ica l c o m p le x whose va r ied func t ions are l ife-l ike, J. H. N o r t h r u p at P r i n c e t o n ’s Rocke- W l e r In s t i tu te for M edical R e se a rc h I'as show n that th e re is one s u p e r com plex which is the “ M o th e r of Pro - l»“in ; he calls it p ro te in o g en .

T h u s in 1916 al l- th ree N obe l p r ize avNards m Science have been w on bv hve A m er icans , Is th e re an v th in g l l n rd ra te in th a t ?

-For Men Only-R a n d o m Thoughts from a IHsorderp,{

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N o d o u b t the n a t io n 's greatest ln..t\ t o d a y is b e in g p e r p e t r a t e d b> the

p e r f u m e ads . By t h u m b i n g throimh p ra c t i c a l l y any m agaz ine , one would get t h e h a p p y idea that the uon i tn o f A m e r i c a t o d a y have l i t t le on ihrir m i n d s save l i b id in o u s impulses . W ,• q u o t e f ro m Giro 's Surrender perfume a d s : “ H e will if you wear it. >hc wil l i f yo u give i l ." So you dash l»

th e n e a re s t a p o th e c a ry and wa.ic

t h r o u g h th e l aw n m o w e r s and wa»h- ing m a c h i n e s on sale t h e r e in to pur-

ch a se im m e d i a t e l y V2 gal lon of >ur- render, for gift p u rp o se s . You pre>cnl

sa id ha l f g a l lo n lo t h e ob ject of Nmir (•base as you sta rt ou t on your iu‘\i da le , a n d to r m e n t e d th rough the e v e n i n g as she b low s ,Siirrpn</pr-la(l»Mi b r e a t h in to y o u r q u iv e r in g nostril-.

O n th e way h o m e you a re teased to t h e r o u t i n e of “ If o n ly we were alone in s t e a d of in a cab ." so that hy the l i m e you a p p r o a c h h e r front door yo u a r e n e a r i n g n e rv o u s proslrati"Ti.

o r f ru s t r a t i o n . T h e n she arch ly tliii- t e r s h e r eye l id s , w h isp e r s goodnight in a h u s k y vo ice, a n d slams the door o n y o u r nose . You . m y lad. have heen h a d by t h e p a r f u m e u r s of Ameri(;i. i P arfum eurs , tha t 's F r e n c h , The> '.i> par fu m eu rs o n ac c o u n t of they don't

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,|)le is a c o i n - o p e ra t e d r a d io r e ­iver for ho tel r o o m s . R a d io -M at ic

\m er ica . Inc. . has r e p o r t e d that hotels have c o n t r a c t e d fo r m o r e

5().(»()(» sets, rhe Radio -M at ic r a d i o s a r e s im i la r

III appearance to l a te -m o d e l t ah le ;,i(iio receivers. T h e m a j o r d i f fe rence

,iii*ists of a co in m e c h a n i s m on the ,|i of the set w h e r e twen ty- five cent

,,i,..e. are i n se r ted .\ n electr ic t i m i n g dev ice , which

uii' only w h e n t h e set is in opera- 1,,ti. d e t e rm in e s t h e t i m e of the

r i . i io’s funct ion. A q u a i t e r p ro v id e s ih*' pue.'t wi th tw o h o u r s of en te r-

t.i nnient .It is not n ecessa ry to l i s ten con-

linllou^!y for th e tw o h o u r s . If the has used an h o u r a n d a hal f

,,l ilip t ime a n d r e m e m V e r s t h a t his

l.ivorite p r o g ra m b e g in s in a half ' iMir. I e may t u r n off t h e set a n d still h.ive 3(1 m in u tes lef t to h e a r t h e spe-

li.il p rog ram.

Hot Dops— B y Electronics

\Mother c o n v e n i e n c e p r o v i d e d by ,m electronic dev ice is a m a c h in e , re- -.•Mihlinp a soft-drink. o r c iga re t t e iii.ichine. which wi l l d i s p e n s e ho t dogs, h.inil urgers a n d g r i l l e d ch e e s e sand- vs idles.

Radio waves hea t y o u r favo r i t e '.mdvvich whi le y ou w a tc h th e p rocess . The elec t ron ic t u b e s u se d a r e the •lirect ou tg row th o f t u b e d e v e l o p m e n t s i:i the field of r a d a r .

In^ide t h e m a c h i n e a r e i n d i v i d u a l

o n w h i c h t h e f r a n k f u r t e r s ,

rheer-e a n d h a m b u r g e r s a r e p l a c e d .

'v rap p ed in huns a n d enclosed in san i ta ry c on ta ine r s . T h e f ra n k iu ters and hanii iUrger^ h a \ e been p r e \ i nisl> cooked in a san i ta ry k i tch en , and all i tems in se r ted in the m ach ine have been u n to u c h e d by h u m a n hands .

To o p e ra t e the m ach ine , one d rops in a co in an d p ushe s the se lection l u t t o n . T h is t r ip s one of the trays

and d ow n in to the e lec t ron ic oscil ­l a to r coil , v isib le to the cus tomer,

lal ls one of the w ra p p e d sandwiciies. As it fal ls in to place , high freq uency rad io waves a re b ro u g h t in to play. heat.« the sa ndw ich to p ro p e r t e m ­p e r a tu r e w h e r e u p o n it falls in to the glass d o o r c o m p a r tm e n t ready to u n ­wrap a n d eat.

Leak Detector

T h e Leak Detec tor , a new el ec t ronic i n s t ru m e n t , is so lv ing man y scientific

a n d e n g in e e r in g p ro b le m s with it>= r ap id de tec t ion ol almost inf ini tes i ­mal leaks in vac u u m -m a d e tubes and ves^els of \ a r i o u s size. So sensit ive and accu ra te is th is in s t ru m e n t that it can e \ e n de tect a ho le so t iny that l.).OCO yea rs w ou ld l e r e q u i r e d for the con ten ts of a q u a r t bo t t le of ai r at a tm o sp h e re p r e s su re to leak th rough sucli an open in g .

Two m e th o d s of leak de tec tion are c o m m o n ly used wi th th e new in s t ru ­m en t the jet m e th o d an d the eiivel- o le m e th o d . T h e l a t te r involves the r s e of a c o n ta in e r of he l iu m to su r ­r o u n d the \ a c u u n i sys tem b e i n i te ted. Th is m e th o d ind ica te s the pr esence of a leak w i th in 1/32 inch but does not show its exac t loca t ion . T h e jet m e th o d shows the loca t ion of a leak with in I '32 of an inch . A small jet of h e l iu m is m o v e d o v e r the suspected leak ar ea , a n d th e ind ica t ing in s t ru ­men t deflects w hen the jet passes over a leak.

T h e Leak D e tec to r p e rm i t s results to he a t t a in ed in th e “ high v a c u u m ’* field tha t e i t h e r w o u ld be imposs ib le by o th e r m e th o d s o r w ou ld r e q u i re m u c h g rea te r t im e a n d ted ious work .

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flection i n t h e ca r w in d o w ac ross the . li ' le. / saic n o th in g ! I ! A bso lu te ly nothing,! He wasn’t there! Y e t w h e n

I t u rn e d to w h e re I t h o u g h t h e was ' i t t i n? those tw o s h a r p p i e r c i n g eyes ' t i l l conf ron ted m e . I h a v e a lw ays been a man of g rea t se l f c o m p o s u re , t'Ul at this I no l o n g e r d e s i r e d to < " inpose myself . I l e a p e d f r o m my '•Mt a n d dash ed o u t t h e d o o r w h ich llte operato r h a d o p e n e d to a d m i t a fiiDiip of people. I m u s t h a v e k n o c k e d iijrainst a few of t h e m , b u t I h a d n o l oncein lor p o l i t en es s . My o n ly con- " “rti was to p u t as m u c h d i s t a n c e as

I possibly c ou ld in t h e sh o r te s t pos- •ible t ime be tw een th i s d e m o n a n d me. I ran for a few b lo c k s b e f o re I was '" i ivinced that I h a d e s c a p e d . L o o k ­

ing about me, I r e a l i z e d th a t I was very far f ro m m y h o m e . 'W a lk ­

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utes to walk in t e n m inu tes . As I t u r n e d the key in the lock a thought hit m e wi th th e m o m e n t u m of a 200- Ib. fu l lback . I r ea l i zed now why that m an was s ta ring at me, why he ap- p a i e n i ly fo l low ed me. an d why I could

not see his r ef lec tion in the window. T h e m a n ’s n a m e I now r e m e m b e r was Mr. Cha r le s M o u rg e . Vi e were i n t ro ­d u ced at th e seance. H e a p pa ren t lv

was go ing in th e sa m e d i -ec t ion a I was but lei t s l ight ly lat er th an L Flis in ten t sta re was no d o u ’ t d u e to the l a d that I had not g ree ted or recog- n zed h im . T h e w ho le th ing then seem ed l a t ' e r si l ly, but at the t im e I assu re you it a p p e a r e d to be qu i te m yste r ious. I c o u ld very easily fo r ­give myse lf for m a k in g these b l u n ­ders, but I wil l n e v e r q u i te forget my biggest an d worst . I c o u l d n ’t see his l e f lect ion for th is o n e logical reaso n : The u indoic across from me tvns all the ivay up!T ()K E !\ on Page 7

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d o m e on o ld b u d d y . . . w eek a n d a half nu»re of i n t ra v en o u s in jec t ions Irom tliese boo k s . . . n eve r wanta look at a n o t h e r f o rm u la . . . l is ten to lliat w ind . . . C.hri-itmas com in g up

again . . . w o n d e r what she wants . . . w o n d e r w here the bell she is . . . okay, s tup id , go a h ead and read that l ine n in e l im es . . . cu p p a b lack Jo e is whal / need . . . ( ' .hristmas i-n' t lil.e it u -ed . . . oh hell n o th in g is . . . I ig deal at the sk in n e d knee age. 1 was . . . no t l iough ts of sl ide rule scales . . . s t icks and stones and puppy do- ' tai ls . . . that's wha t I was . . . I i;i deep in snow wa it ing for the r a ' i g to go sleddin*; . . . belly-fl‘) i» ( 'own the hil l in f ront of the house . . . al l the gir ls wait ing at the top

. . . a f r a id of ge tt ing sp i l led . . . d i d n ’t m a t te r . . . they always were sp i l led . . . so m e t im es they got hur t . . . h a -d e n o u g h to bawl . . . but we’d st and th e r e a n d yah yah yah.

Jeez, just l ike a kid ai l over aga in . . . l o ok ing t h r o u g h the window at the old m an d r i n k in g his h ighba l l by the f ire . . . he was ^o d a rn e d big then . . . b igger th an the s now m e n he m a d e . . . shadow box ing with them on the lawn . . . the house s iced with va n i l la frost ing a ha l f foot th ick

. . . big penc i l s of ice g lued to eaves a n d rain spou ts . . . tas ted l ike the t in sp oons out of a p o p c o rn box . . . not so good as snow candy . . . clod« of a m b e r molasses f roze n s<»li<l in a snow ban ' i . . . ri"Ui!i o>f the teeth , but •^(•ily! (Ic' i i i u s !

( ian’t c o n c e n t r a te anyinort* . . . ' een l . i lking to myse lf for ion m in u te s . . . same page . . . same l ine . . . won' t pet it if I read it a h u n d r e d t im es! w o n ’t . . . rack t 'm e . . . need it bail an I r ’ore of it . . . week a n d a ha l f n’ore to go. ton . . . t i ' c d . . . w o n d e r wlial’s up t l’is w*-e!\»n 1 . . . oh he ll ! P’iehl as we' l (fuit . . . C.ripes! I’m so

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a t tend a c o n v e n t io n at A lb r ig h t Col ­lege to d iscuss p ro b le m s of W o m e n ’s

S tuden t G o v e r n m e n t an d any sugges ­t ions w ould be ap j ) rec ia ted as to what p r o b le m s Drexe l s tude n ts w ou ld l ike

to have discussed .At pr esen t , one of ihe m o re i m ­

por tan t proje«-ts of S tuden t ( io v e 'n - nie'M i- co l l ab o ra t in g with Pan . Hel. Co unc il to m a k e a wfiman’s lo unge to r ep lace the o ld lounge which was on

llte th i rd l loor.A n o th e r p-o jec t u n d e r way is the

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Not ing instance^ of f raud in appl i- cation> lo r paym ent for u n u se d leave u n d e r the A rm ed Ei»rces I .eave Act of MUh. .Maj«»r (General . IL K as ten . Arm y (ili ief of F inance , today w a rn e d that heavy p ena l t ies face those who a t t e m p t to de f ra u d the g o v e rn m e n t b> m is r e p re ^ e ^ t in g th e i r leave c red i t s n iu le r the Act.

F aU e st a te m en ts have been few anion-.' t h e 3.'M(0.0t(O application!* a l r e a d y l i led. (General k a s t e n said, but l i ro secu t ion faces those w ho have k n o w in g ly a t t e m p te d to collect m o r e cash-a nd-bond benef i t s th a n a re legally d u e th e m .

“ All cl a im s presente*! for p a y m e n t to pay ing officers a r e sc ru t in ized c a r e ­fully in o r d e r to d e t e r m i n e poss ib le cases of frau d , a n d w h e re frauil is su spec ted ac t ion is t ak en to t r an sm i t the case to the D e p a r tm e n t of Jus t i ce for ne cessa ry legal ac t ion agains t the i n d iv id u a l c o n c e rn e d .” (General K a s ­ten said.

Refo re >oii go any fa rther . I ’m no t going to r e c o m m e n d th is c o lu m n , l a k e the t i t le for in st ance does it ' p e l l a n \ t h i n g b a c k w a rd s ? It doe» not.

V bu i ld -up l ike th is a lways stop« the m o re p r in c ip led r e a d e r s ; a n d so I bid \ o u farewel l a n d leave you to the ed i to r ia l s o r scath ing o p e n let- ler> which b reed o p i n i o n s a n d lead to h ea ted a rgum en ts . No m a t t e r how >ou look at it. this co lu m n c o u ld n ' t m ake n icke l s with f r e sh m e n m o ro n s .

And now a word of w a rn in g to y«Mi conno is seu rs of the r id ic u lous . At time*. I m igh t be force<l to use y o u r n a m e m ere ly as a space f iller. T h is migh t be a d a r k day in de t 'd for y o u — but then you can always c h a n g e y o u r n am e.

R l SH-(. l S I l IN t J . . . a neces sa ry evil that pe rvades Drexe l each year at this t ime. M ailboxe s b r in g fo r th all •iort'. of invi ta t ions. lJpp«>rcla>s- m»’n gr in in ihe i r own sun n y Dr . \lga.«e way. F re sh m e n r e sp o n d in l ike m a n n e r lui less t h e i r d e n tu r e s a re f rom the fr iendly offices »*f Dr. Shor. And if they ’re not r u s h in g you . . . !*o w h a l? T h e re ' s a swell b u n c h of in d e p e n d e n t s in th is school , an d d o n ’t forget i t!

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l a t e s t fif^nres.

I 'n t i l a few \ \ e e k s h a rk , w hen the Warri<trs o p e n e d t h e i r season against IMtlshurgh. F u lk s was an u n k n o w n n a m e to the local p u h l i r aind ques t ions a r e co ns tan t ly a r i s ing as to w here he caine f rom. Iu»m d id the Warri»»rs f ind h im . etc.

Upon inves tiga tion y o u r corresp«m«l- ent «l iscovered that he p layed at M u r ­ray .Stale T e a c h e r s ( lo l lege in K e n ­tucky. a n d hai l s f rom the to \sn of K u t t a u a ( |»op. 1891 ) in the same state. Kulks was not u n k n o w n to the hasket- Itall w or ld e l s e w h e re in the coun t ry as M u r ray State hail app«‘a red in a

small co llege t o u r n a m e n t in Kansas ( l ity. c o m p a r a b le to the a n n u a l M a d i ­son .Square (>arden t o u r n a m e n t . He was p ic k e d on the a l l - tou rnam en t t e a m that y ea r for his good all ' r o u n d p e r fo r m a n c e th e r e .

I .ater . a long w i th 11 m i l l ion o r so o th e r guys J o e got “ (Greetings f rom th e P re s i d e n t ” a n d e n d e d u p in the M arines . W h i l e in the 8e r \ i ce he p lay ed h as k e th a l l at IVar l I l a r h o r in t h e sa m e (J.l . l e a g u e w i th Pe tey Ros- e n h e rg . a long t im e s tandby of the S phas a n d o n e of his p resen t t e a m ­m a tes on the W a r r io r s .

W h en K dd ie <M»ttlieh was look ing a r o u n d for goo<l n>en to sign for hi s new team , his a t t e n t io n was ca lled to F u lk s ' scoring r e c o rd in the serv ice league . I ' p u n h e a r in g R o se n b e rg 's recom m endat i (»n . CfOttlieb went to work,.

It u a s n ' t an easy j«»b. as he h a d been d i s c h a rg e d f ro m th e serv ice by th is t im e , but f inally ( l o t t l i e b con tac ted l ' 'ulks by p h o n e an<l Jo e ca m e to IMiilly. w here he s igned his p resen t con t rac t . T h e W a r r io r s w e r e n ’t a bit loo soon in s ign ing the h igh .scoring s o u t h e r n e r as a c o u p le of o th e r t eam s in th e league w ere also hot «»n the t ra i l .

As to what J o e does in th e off sea­son . well , w ha t do all the G .l .’s do ihese «lays? Y o u gues sed it. he ho|)es to f i tnsh hi s se n io r year at M u r ray .State T e a c h e r s th is su m m er .

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r i ie Drexel Dragons have now t a k e n over the A rm o ry at 33rd a n d Lancas te r f»»r use in th e p r a c ­t ic ing of all sp«»rts. As of th is past \ \ e«lnes*lay. co m p le te a th le t ic faci l i t ies ar e ava i lab le «»ver at the A rm o ry . Kvery a f t e rn o o n f ro m 2:30 to r):30 t h e r e will be p rac t ice a n d fr«>m 3:3(t to r);3(l th e r e will be c o m ­p le te si i j tervised prac tice . T h is A r ­m o ry is sta te -owned and was use»l ex ­clus ive ly for Nat ional (>uard d r i l l a n d the H ()T (! d r i l l on T h u r s d a y s h e re at scho«»l. R ecause of the u n t i r i n g e f ­fo rts of th e Ath le t ic D e p a r tm e n t staff t o g e th e r with th e o th e r a d m in i s t r a t i v e d e p a r t m e n t s . Drexel now has the use of th e A r m o ry ev ery a f t e rn o o n d u r ­ing th e week so as to p r o v id e m o r e facil i t ies for th e ex tens ive a th le t ic pr«»- g ram D rexe l has u n d e r t a k e n .

W i th such an expans ive f loor space, p r ac t ice in n u m e r o u s spor ts may be c a r r i e d on s im u l tan eo u s ly . T h e girls have not be e n left (»ut of th is p i t ' tu re b> any m a t t e r of means . Fac i l i t ies will l e in s ta l l ed for a rch e ry to u rn e y s , b a d m i n t o n m atches . a n d t en n i s m a tc h e s just to m e n t io n a few.

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AN«;i,E w ent to press , th e S w a r th m o re g am e was r o n r l u d e d in the gym. so h e re a r e t h e result s .

O v e r c o m i n g a first ha l f deficit of two p o in ts , th e D rag o n s b r o k e in to th e w in r o l u m n w i th a 57-55 v icto ry ove r t h e G a r n e t of S w a r th m o re . T h is r e p r e s e n t e d o u r first le ague w in an d looks l ike th e b r e a k T e c h n e e d e d to real ly get s t a r t e d th is season .

J u l e s Schw ab , oiT th e last tw o games, r e g a in e d h i s sh o o t in g ey e a n d led in th e sc o r in g w i th 16 po in ts . H a l Kol - lar was close b e h in d , r a c k in g u p IIV a n d J o e D e S te p h a n o d r o p p e d in 11, in c lu d in g 3 f ield goals in th e c ruc ia l f inal p e r io d .

C o p e of th e M a in l in e c lu b to o k in d iv id u a l h o n o r s w i th 24 m a r k e r s , w h i le R e i l ly a n d H igg ins , b o th G a r ­net i o o tb a l l e r s . m a d e 12 and 9 p(»ints le spec t ive ly .

T h e con te s t was a b a t t le al l the way t h r o u g h , w ith the lead j u m p i n g i»ack a n d f o r t h ; at the h a l f t h e S u b ­u r b a n i t e s l e d by 26-24, but f ield goals by D e S t e p h a n o a n d Schw ab w ere chie f ly r e sp o n s ib l e for th e l a s t- quar te r r al ly w h ic h p u l l e d the D ra g o n s t h r o u g h w i th t h e i r s econd win of the season.

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T h is j>ast week ( .oach Marsh Aus tin has issue«l a call for all m en in te res ted iti Lacrosse. Vt i th the acqu is i t ion of the A rm o ry , prac tice will be he ld ev ery «lay d u r in g the week. W h e n the w ea th e r permi ts, the s t ickm en will go th r o u g h prac tice from 3:30 to 5 :30 right out (»n Giir tis Field.

Lacrosse has c«mie a long way since its in cu b a to r days in 1938 when it was just an inf«»rmal spor t . At p re sen t it is a varsi ty spor t a n d as the sc hedu le br ings out . one of m a jo r

im p o r ta n c e .Aus tin wil l have (piite a few r e t u r n ­

ing ve te rans from the 19U -t2 squad . As a few of y«»u may kn ow, Marsh A us t in was a m e m b e r of this t eam and becaus e of his stel lar aggress ive play, gaine<i natif inal recogni t ion an d was chosen a m e m b e r of the All -Amer ican

team of that yearC.raig Smith. Brow n Hill , a n d W'^alt

Scott shou ld p rove to be va luab le a t t ack m en whi le P ip e r . Andruscave , A c i rno an d K en (Joebel s sh ou ld h e lp ta k e care of the defensive activit ies. All in te re s ted men a re u rged to repo r t t«» Austin as soon as poss ible .

T h e sc hedu le speaks for i tself.Apr. 1— H a rv a rd H o m eA pr . 4 Syracuse H o m eApr . 5- -Renes sa laer H o m eApr . 11— M.l .T . H o m eApr . 12 C . r . N . Y . AwayApr . 19 H o p k in s ?A pr . 26— Stevens AwayApr . 30 West ( 'h es te r H o m eMay 3 S w a r th m o re AwayMay 10 P e n n State AwavMay 17— Lehigh HcmieMay 21 R u tge r s H o m e

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Last S a turday even ing at Collej jevil le, M a rsh a l l A u s t in ’s Ja y Vee bas ke tba l l t e a m defea ted the U r s in u s R e a r ’s in an ex t ra pe r iod , 42-38. I t was an exc i t ­ing game all d u r in g the second half . At the e n d of the first q u a r t e r , we h a d ga ined a 10-2 advantage . Ry the half-

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a g a in w i th i ts l eg a l ized m a y h e m , r e m in i s c e n t o f a lac rosse ga m e. O ut th e r e f igh ting for D e a r O ld F r a t e r n ­i ty a n d th a t b ig gold c u p sy m b o l ic of e n d u r a n c e on th e c o u r t a r e st a lw ar ts of th e six G reek - le t t e r o rg a n iz a t io n s n o w ac t ive on th e cam pus . “ B u d ” R oss ick is ca l l ing ’e m as close as pos- s ibe as ref , b u t th e r e a r e r u m o r s th a t a few fou ls sn e ak by. I f y o u l ik e a g ood fast b a l l game w i th p len ty o f sp i r i t sh o w n by th e t eam s a n d audi -

U rsin u s, H en s T a iie T w o L ea g u e T ilts

Eence , co m e a r o u n d to th e gym T u e s ­days a n d T h u rs d a y s at 7 :30; b r i n g so m e Rand-A ids if y o u ’re a f o rm e r m ed ic .

T h is w eek ’s scores as we go to p ress in c lu d e the first two games of the season, p layed on T uesday n i g h t ; in th e first hard - fough t con tes t . K a p p a P h i Del ta d o w n e d T a u K a p p a E p s i ­lon . 13-10, w h i le T h e ta Chi, la st y e a r ’s ch a m p io n s , to o k P i K a p p a P h i by a 35-25 m arg in .

W'atch the sport s co lum s for f u r th e r ne w s a n d co m e out to th e games. T h e c h e e r in g section c o u ld always use so m e m o r e fans of th e rough-and- t u m b l e b r a n d of ba l l p layed ev ery T u e sd a y a n d T h u rs d a y .

Af ter a high-scoring start ag ains t an in fe r io r Naval Hos|»ital t e a m , th e l)rag»»n's c«>urt ag g re g a t io n d r o p p e d

th e i r first two games in th e M id d le A tlan tic League last week . b*sing to I rs inus by a 6(»-50 tal ly, a n d d r o p p i n g a hea r l -b reake r to D e law a re , w h e n a loul gc»al in the final ten se co n d s pu t ihe Blue Hens in the m o n e y . 38-37.

In the contest on W e d n e s d a y n igh t witli the ( Jo lden R e a r s , lack of ac­cu ra te shoot ing was the m a j o r fac to r

in the 10-point deficit , .is T e c h ’s t e a m ­work began show ing signs of i m p r o v e ­men t over last w eek ’s g am e. N o r m Parniet . still nu r s in g a s t r a in e d a n k le f rom a pre-season in ju ry , p l a y e d for abou t 10 minutes, but is st i l l fa r out of liie form he show ed on p re -w ar D ’agon courts an d e a r l i e r in t h e se a ­son. Ju le s Schwab with 7 p o in t s al so >howed difficulty in m a t c h i n g his dead-eye pe r fornian«‘e as slu»t a f t e r

shot ro lled a ro u n d the r im a n d th e n

out.Jo h n Savcliak p layed an im p r o v e d

game with the first s t r ing in th e re- vanq ied l ine-up. d r o p p in g in 8 ])oints.

whi le Hal K o l la r again led in i n d i ­v idua l b r i l l iance a n d to o k to p sc o r ­ing honors with 21 p«>ints aga ins t th e I rs inus stalwarts .

An a roused Drexe l q u in te t t o o k the f loor on Satur»lay night aga ins t D e l a ­ware. but were chea ted of v ic to ry in the final 10 seconds. T h e contes t was

hard-fought all the way. as th e u n ­usual ly low score of 38-37 will p r o v e

to anyone fam i l ia r wi th t h e h igh speed and h igh scor ing b r a n d of bal l as |) layed by co lleges these days . T h e

game was neck "n’ neck al l t h e way th ro u g h and with a bou t o n e m i n u t e of playing t im e r e m a in in g . Ju l e s Schwab sunk his »>nly f ield goal of

t ime, Ursinus h a d w h i t t l e d t h i s d o w n to 27-21. W i th a few' m i n u t e s le f t to play, the sc o reb o a rd r e a d 34-34. T w o (piick baskets by th e m p u t t h e m a h e a d lo r the first t ime. M e l l i n g e r p r o v e d e q u a l to the occas ion a n d sw ish ed fou r po in ts t h r o u g h th e c o r d s j u s t be fore the f inal w his t le b le w , to t ie the score an d se nd the g a m e i n to th e ex t ra pe r iod . Sam P e t r o s k e y was h ig h g u n n e r for the R lu e a n d G o l d w i th six field goals, for tw e lv e p o in ts . Dav idson a n d K e r n t i e d fo r h ig h scoring h onors for U r s in u s w i th n i n e po in ts apiece . T h is S a tu r d a y at 8 p.m.. the Ja y V e e ’s p lay hos t to the Eas tern R ap ti s t S e m in a r y fo r th e only game of the even ing .

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the e v en ing to m a k e it 37-37. Tin a «'losely ca l led p e r so n a l foul g.i

Cole of the B lu e H en s a free «h(i| wh ich he p r o m p t l y conver ted to )nii the game on ice 38-37 a n d with otil10 seconds left the N ew ark aggre^,, t ion effectively b lo c k e d the last <.cr o n d efforts of K o l l a r a n d (lonipiim Big Hal sa nk 17 p o in t s to lead ih,

sc oring p a r a d e , w i th Savchak adding 7 a n d R e rn ie Rc»senfeld a couple ot field goals.

With two su ch floor m e n as Rn>cii

feld a n d P a r m e t . b o th product> ot r i i i l a i ’e lo b ia h ig h schoo ls , play sel-n|i and ball- l’a n d l i n g is constan tly im-

p rox ing a n d th e once-defea ted Steven- q u ’ntel s h o u ld have a ro u g h t ime hold,

ing d o w n th e D r a g o n s tonight ,ii H o b o k e n .

Saturda> n igh t will conclude tin New > o r k t r i p w i th a contest again«t B ro (» k h n P o K t e c h o v e r in Duroclur- vi l le .

N o r m P a r m e t , s ta r o f Drexe l court ag g reg a t io n s i n p r e -w a r days, is buck on th e s q u a d a f t e r recove r ing from an a n k l e i n j u r y s u s t a in e d ear l i e r tlu> season , a n d p l a y e d a sh o r t t ime in last w e e k ’s g a m e s ; N o r m is a shot specia l i st a n d is g rea t on settint: up p lays f r o m th e back-court .

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H o m e 4:00 p.m.

C hes tnu t H il l H o m e 1:00 p.m.

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H o m e 4:00 p.m.M a rch 6 B ryn M aw r

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CllAI’TEK 11

A l th o u g h I was rel iev ed , 1 fel t c o n ­t e m p t for myse lf a n d the way I ac ted . I was ca ll ing myself the n am es o th e r p e o p le have ca l led m e a n d a few I 'd not d a re call a n yone else, w h e n the pea l of th e t e le p lu m e ’s r ing br<»ke u p my t ra in of thoughts . T e l e p h o n e r ings always possess that u rg e n t <pial- ity. but this r ing impresse<l m e a» b e in g m o re im p o r ta n t th an o the r s . I a n s w e re d it and h ea rd an exc i ted vo ice on the o th e r end . It was ( i eo rg e . He said he b a d be e n t r y in g to gel me for so m e t ime. “ S o m e th in g d r e a d fu l has h a p p e n e d ! ( 'h a r l e s M o u rg e is d ead ! After the se ance was over and almost e v e r y b o d y had left , we d isc overed that he was sti ll s ea ted at the tab le. W h en we ca l l ed t«( h im he m a d e n<» rep ly . 1 went over to h im to ask if he was ill, a n d a> I to u ch ed h im he fell l i felessly over th e tab le . 1 ca lled a p hys ic ia n a n d I t h in k i t ’s best that ev e ry o n e h e r e at th e seance be p resen t w hen he a r r ives . It had all the a p p ea ran ce s of a hear t a t tack , but you can n eve r te l l .” I was spe ech less , I d i d n ’t k n o w w h a t to say o r to th ink . I just h u n g u p th e re ce ive r a n d sat the re t ry in g to r e a so n th is out . N o logical e x p la n a t io n e n t e r e d m y m in d , an d I f o u n d m y ­self s l ip p in g back to that sta te w h ich ha d g r ip p e d m e on the street car. Jus t as shadow y figures beg an f o r m ­ing in the d a r k co rn e r s of the r o o m I realizecl what a fool I was, a l l o w in g m y se l f to becom e so u n n e r v e d , Ap- j i a ren t ly ( i e o rg e has m a d e a m i s t a k e o ve r the p h o n e an d got Mr . M o u rg e con fused with a n o th e r guest . H e was ( juite exci ted an d a m is take l ike that c o u ld be very easily m ade . I d e c id e d I ’d not juni i i to an y co nc lus ions un t i l I saw tlie de ad m a n myse lf .

Af ter ca l l ing for a cab. I f re s h e n e d u p a n d changed . W h e n th e taxi a r r i v e d I gave the d r iv e r i n s t ru c t io n s a n d we left . As we rode, I m a d e a f eeb le a t t e m p t at conversa tion , b u t t h e Ihoiight of what had h a p p e n e d tha t n igh t kep t com ing into my m in d .

It was q u i t e late, a bou t 3 :00 a.m. T h e st ree ts were desert ed . As we t u r n e d d o w n M ason Avenue , I c augh t sight of a m an w alk ing in the d i r e c ­t ion we w ere going. H e saw th e cab a n d signa le d . T h e d r iv e r a sk ed if I ’d m in d sha r ing the cab with th is s t r an g e r , I th o u g h t it was a good idea. I o p e n e d the d o o r to a d m i t th e

n ew co m er . 1 look one look al iiini, s l a m m e d ihi* d o o r >hut a n d loUl the d r iv e r I 'd changed my m i n d a n d to gel going <piickly. T h e d r i v e r gave me a b ew ib le r ed look, s h r u g g e d his >houlders, a n d d id as I o r d e re d . T h e >l ranger on ihe stree t h ad not the chance lo see me, I was in th e d a r k in te r io r of ihe cab. but I «lid see h im . He had slootl on the c o r n e r b e n e a th the stree t l ight , a n d it i l l u m in a t e d his f ea tu re s clear ly . . , the fealur<‘s of C h a r le s M ourge .

Somehow this inc iden t d id not affect m e as 1 wtMild’ve e x p e c t e d it lo. It seem s as iho i igh I h a d bi‘c o m e fa t igued of th is f ee ling of t e r r o r . 1 simply sat ihert; not even th in k in g . T h e d r iv e r tu r n e d a n d saw me. I m u s t have looked st r ange , fo r he

said. "Sa> bu d d y , you look sick. Any- l li tng wrong' / Lei 's s lop al th is d in e r an d gel >a s o m e th in g lo d r i n k , ” 1 laughed a n d lo ld h im that that sick lApi'es.sjdii was Niil i i re’s gift lo me, but 1 cou ld use a cup of coffee.

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a h o u t it a t i d y o u won*t h a v e t o s i t u p a l l n i^d i t w o r ry i t ) ^ ' a h o u t i t.

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Elprlriral Krtfiineprinfi

• T h e M'liior rla!«(> is o ve r forty ■•IroriK lliis year -m e n t a l g ian ts in all . KOI-, the EE oversee r, r la im g th e l i ra ins ar e a hit m o r e ->%ell, ju»t m o r e th an ii»>ual. T h e Mar takeH the h l a m e for tli«t, too. T h e “ m an of i r o n ^ore^” have always been n o te d lo be ahstruM- chararter!*. hu t ihiu Class of J u n e ’47 hat* t ak en the h i s ru i t in i ts lee lh a n d exper lo to g r a d u a te lOO^f . 'I rtmg with gloriou»i grades* (P le a se no te . E O L ) .

W e have o u r few d ra w h a rk s . l iut w ho am I to m e n t io n the T a u Bates, M y n i rk , S im on, K a cz m a rcz ik , D o n a ld , l i i h e rm a n . H u t r h i n s o n an d K o l o d n e r ! T o look at tha t h a tch of b r a in s in | ler^on . one w o u ld n e v e r guess they ev e r «»pened a b o o k —they rea l ly be lo n g in K lo w n ’s K o r n e r .

F^ta K a p p a N u is off lo a f lying Mart wi th p ro m is e of e x p a n d in g its• m b r y o n i r m e m b e r sh ip . In a few w eeks ev ery E E at Drexe l wil l r e ­ce ive a bo o k le t ex p la in in g the w hats a n d whys. an d w ha tno ts of th e o r g a n iz a t io n — look in y o u r m a i l ­boxes so on! - l*.\ri. K \<;ZMAR(;/iK.

Mechanical Engineering

• T h e se n io r class has b r o k e n the ice on the newly rev ised o p t io n s in th e M.E. School a n d it is P ro fe s s o r Hi l l ings’ be l ie f that th e new sc h e d u le will be t t e r j i re pa re t h e s tu d e n ts for t h e i r fu tu re in E n g in e e r in g .

Im p o r t a n t new m a te r ia l has be e n rece ived f rom the W a r Assets A d m i n ­i s t r a t ion . T h e p rec is ion lab n o w has b e t t e r m ean s of m e a s u r in g a n d the m a in lab has a new tw o-cy l inder d iesel e n g in e wliich is b e ing in s ta l led for e x p e r i m e n t a t i o n pu rp o ses .

Not to be left out in th e co ld , t h e m a c h in e sh o p has in i ts possess ion th r e e new m ach ines , al l a c q u i r e d th r o u g h the W A A — a D e l ta d r i l l press , a l l a r d i n g e r b e n c h la the , a n d u K ro w n a n d S h a rp e sur face g r in d e r . T h e s e recen t acqu is i t ions a r e e x p e c te dlo give s tude n ts th e p rac t i ca l exi>eri- en c e on up-to-da te m a c h in e s n e c e s ­sary for success.

S e n io r M E ’s ar e r e m i n d e d that th e p e r i o d for r e n e w in g m e m b e r s h i p in A S M E has been e x t e n d e d to t h e e n d of th is m o n th . All M E s tu d e n ts a r e i n ­v i t ed to the nex t m e e t in g o n J a n u ­a ry 20th. See the new s a r t i c le on P a g e 3 for f u r th e r detai ls .

— A i .v i n R o s e n .

C ostum e Design

• F o r the first t im e in the h is to ry of t h e School of Design , s tu d e n ts a r e >aved the mise ry of s p e n d in g a t e r m d r a w i n g screws, bolts , a n d m a c h in e p a r t s ! S ince a k n o w le d g e of l e t t e r ­ing is es sen t ia l to f ashion i l lu s t r a t io n , d e s ig n e rs w ere r e q u i r e d to t ak e M e chan ica l D raw ing . but p re t ty , yo u n g Miss Mary H e k e r . a n ew i n ­s t ru c t re s s at Drexe l , has ch a n g e d th e c o u r se f ro m M E 1 to H o E c . 86. N ow , b es id es le t te r ing , she teaches th e gir ls t h e pe r sp e c t iv e d r a w in g of in te r io rs , f u rn i t u r e , etc., a n d has t h e m d e s ig n in g a n d accu ra te ly d r a w in g th e h o m e s of t h e i r d r e a m s ! — G i n n i e C r e e n e .

H o m e Ec Teachers

• G in n y B r u g le r a n d G in n y T r o u t a r e tw o H o m e Ec teache rs h a v in g a p r e v i e w of th ings to co m e. T h e y a re i)oth p ra c t i c e t e a c h in g ; G in n y is at R a d n o r H ig h , a n d G in n y T r o u t is at C h e s t e r V o c a t io n a l H ig h School .

O t h e r tea c h e r m a jo r s d o in g a b it of p r a c t i c in g a r e Lo is Y o u n g . J e a n K e l le t t . R a e G a rb e r , J u d y Main- w a r in g a n d M a ry A n n M c N a b b .

The^e girls a r e now sp e n d in g four wet*ks in the H o m e Ec P ra c t i ce Mouse. A f te r th is shor t e x p e r i e n c e as m o d e l h o m e m akers , they . loo. wil l t u r n t h e i r efforts lo p r ac t i ce t e a c h ­ing. — M a r i i . v .n G o o d m a n .

Della Phi Epsilon

• V. i n t e r t e rm s t a r t e d off witJi bu sh e l s of “ h e l lo ' s " a n d c o n g r a t u l a ­t ions a m o n g th e D el ta P h i ’s. W e ’ve be e n w e lc o m in g Betty Lev in so n , who was in ind u s t ry in P i t l sb u rg l i , a n d S h i rl ey Davis , M a r i ly n H o ck s te in , Ju d y M e n d e l a n d E la ine L o tn ian , who a r e al so ha ck in schoo l th is t e rm . O u r p r e s id e n t . J o a n n Myers, c a m e l i m p in g back to school a f t e r what a p p e a r s to have been a very exc i t ing vac a t ion . H e re 's h o p in g she ' l l be a b l e to th row that cane aw ay soon.

C o n g ra tu l a t i o n s lo H a r r i e t Fe ig , who becam e e n g ag ed o v e r vac a t ion , an d t«» Ph y l l i s ( i r e e n who is now p in n e d to K P h i I) C h u c k R o m m . (>ood lu ck !

Tau Kappa Epsilon

• T h e a n n u a l Snowshui l le was h e r ­a ld e d by the m i l l i o n s w ho th r o n g e d D r e x e l ’s p o r t a U as a h u g h success a n d we h o p e ytui al l e n j o y e d your- >elves as m u c h as we d id . O r d in a r i l y we give o r c h id s bu t because of the occas ion it is snow ba l l s to Social C.»»m- ni i t tee C h a i r m a n Bill H u g h e s a n d his l i e u te n a n t s ( i rouse a n d D u g a n n e a n d a large lhanks to the rest of the fel ­lows a n d girls w ho h e lp e d w i th the deco ra t io n s .

Bob B u rn le y a n d his c o m m i t t e e for le n o v a t io n of the ce llar , a re in the final stages of h a m m e r in g , et c. - watch for the gala p r e m ie r .

Love l ight d e p a r t m e n t f ea tu res Dick Coffee whose f ree t im e is s l ip p in g a w ay- he a n n o u n c e d his en g a g e m e n tlo J e a n .

T h e ( i r e s ’ will he t h r e e short ly . Dr. Jo ne s , f o rm e r m e m b e r of D r e x e l ’s INychob igy d e p a r t m e n t sp o k e at the T K E F o u n d e r ’s Day D i n n e r on J a n . 1(1. Dr . J o n e s is n ow affi l iated w i th a pe r s o n n e l c o n su l ta n t f irm a n d he operate> out «)f the N. Y. ofTice.

T h e boys d r o p p e d a low scoring bal l g am e to th e K P h i D ’s hy a score of 13-10 oh well , w e ’ll t h i n k of som e th ing .

P'or you late s tu d y in g s tudents . , s l ick y o u r r a d io sw itch to W O R a n d catch th e B a r ry G ray Show at 2 a.m., lots of laughs .

Alpha P i Lambda

• Vi 'inter t e rm ac t iv i t ies a re in full sw ing at A lp h a P i . By th e t im e you r ead this. Joe Michae ls a n d h i s q u a s h ­ing «]uintet s h o u ld have pas sed the first s top in co p p in g the I n t e r - f ra t e rn ­ity b ask e tb a l l cup. S a tu rd a y n igh t will find the frat h o u se “ l it u p ” for a n o t h e r h o u se dan ce . ( T h i s is the >pot to m a k e y o u r w ise c ra ck a b o u t the frat h o u se no t b e in g t h e only th ing th a t ’s go ing to be l i t u p . ) On M onda y n ig h t the first s m o k e r of the ru sh in g season wil l c lo u d u p an d c row d u p the house . Ju s t a r e m i n d e r , b r o t h e r s S a tu rd ay has b e e n des ig ­n a te d as “ field d a y ” at 216 N. 33rd.

• .Personality queries: >Xlio, so m e ­t imes k n o w n as H e d d a H o p p e r , is l o o k e d u p o n as a p u r i a h by an in ­c reas ing n u m b e r o f d o r m girls . T h e w ho is a “ he ,” by th e way . W'ho p lays Crazy E igh ts u n t i l t h e w ee small h o u r s a n d th u s p r e v e n t s hi s ea rnes t r o o m m a t e s f ro m s tu d y in g ? A n d w h a te v e r h a p p e n e d to P i e r r e ?

— E v e r e t t S p r i n c h o r n .

Alpha Sigma Alpha

• i th a w o n d e r fu l w eeke nd at the Lodge, w in te r t e rm for the A lp h a ’s sta rt ed »»fT w i th p ro m is es of great •success. W h a t say E d ie Ross?

G e n e Griff i th has a p in , one that d o e s n ’t say ASA, it says “ Lam bdu Chi.” Best wishes to you and Tom.

E v ery b o d y is in a d i t h e r over rush- ing. I n v i ta t io n s a re o u t ; answers are back . Peg gy I n g r a m ’s m ai l box was

I'liltJing wi th rep lies, so w i th t r u e >orori ty love, H a r r i e t , F r i t z i e a n d Hetty oi>ened a n d read h e r mai l .

— P at F l o y d .The Last W ord

• Ah yes. p r iv i l e ged c h a rac te r tha t 1 am f.,r the m o m e n t . I e n joy w o m a n ’s I n d . sp u te d r ight to the first w o r d and Ihe last. B e in g c o u r te o u s by n a tu r e ' n o t m i n e ) , the last w o rd is one of ‘•Ppreciat ion to all the s tu d e n ts w ho

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