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flelpte Ualvenl'7, JlunDtGe, N. Y. Wedaenday, Febnary 1%, 11N7
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Spivak Band
May Jam For
Local AVC Votes
On Allowance Hike
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The admlnlatratlon took a dim view of
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llve F'1 thla term and u a reault
M_tm, &lilot .. .............. .. JERRY MORRA
By
Rudy
Beres
Colpte'a veteran coliunnlat nearly re-«illated
S,.,11 &Jilo, . .... ....... . ... Kl!N>11'111 RanlOU>S
;,_,, IUito,. .. .. • .. .. .. ........ Ju, 5PEu.MAN
In the Foreign Legion. Fortunately, Woodle went
The 11110w fell eofUy on the deaerted little towll In the Chento bat for ua and TREWQ la now aet for another ango Valley, Larry Parb grimaced bla way thru two t,,,,hnlcolor
(An &//to, ...... .. ......... . .GEORGE WHITNEY
term of bualneae, thla time u a ma.jor In u- boun of Al J oi.on a,aga, truant, uaaentlmental February p-aduM-rn of Smd,s . ................. Boe I..EAP£R
St,iff Ctnlooni,t, . ... .. .. . ... . .. .. . . JOHN McSHl!A
trology.
atea drank beer at the Tavera Comer, while the Ad building'•
TREWQ'S vacation was spent at Bob Manley's aging, ablverlng Dean Kallgren atood on the balcony of the StuBUSINESS BOARD
'"bealth farm for ulceroua editora''. where be dent Union and by the light of a bonllre delivered an impealve
C-.lll M -.............. . . Jbad a gay time tryinJ to ride a bucking 11- addreaa on the algnlllcance of the reaurrected torchlight procea·
~ M -.. . .... . M. RlaWDANl>UWS
year-old mare. Hereafter, TREWQ will confine sion to the blackrobed graduaUn1 cl&88.
cim1"1iio,,M-.......... W11.LtAMMAo.lVBIIN
hie equeetrlan acUYIUes to Schlne'1 where he
While freezing parenta watched from acrosa Taylor Lake,
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can enjoy Roy Trigger and his wonder horae the clua of February 1947, 98% veterana, llled paat the WILLOW,
ASSOCIATE EDITORS
Rogera from a aafe dla~ce.
torches of knowledge In their hanct., 1urvey c6uraee, mortar
Dave Davies. J. Wallatt Higgins, Stewart D.
TREWQDROPS ... the Lambda Chi'a trudg· ba8eplatea, bombalghta and swabbed decks in their paat, a fuWoolley, Harry LaBore.
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lng to Hamilton for chow while their cook re- ture aaaured by the "GI Bill" and Eety'a employment elforta.
covera
from malaria••.• Chick Pollock and wife Led by Thlrteenera Temple and Knight, the graduates then
REPORTING STAFF
with
a
10 lb. 6 oz. baby boy.... the pledgee re- blended their vocal co.ct. In the national anthem of the toothDa,e Brett. Jim DiLcnnzo, Char~ Forbes, Harribuilding the fra,ternlty bouaee which were paste college•
.,.. D. Ford, John Ughtner, Henry Louinl. ~
allgbtly
depreciated by the Navy (a wall here, a
A father on the other aide of Taylor Lake turned to hie wife:
Payne, B. Rhodes. T. Turley, Willy WilliallllOn,
wall then,) .•.• Cagey Kart paaalng out free "They look like the Ku Klux clan," he aald, and wriggled his
Tom Zerecker.
eyeballa now that cart Braun la back. . . . frozen toes.
TREWQ'S weird daNJllatea convertlns sleighYet thla ceremony heralded, u the Dean pointed out from
rldln1 to trayrldlng In back of the Union to the hie balcony, a new' epoch In Palmolive Univenlty'a hiatory, the
consternation of Steward Harrie•..• Hank poat-reconvenlon ,period. Along with the abolition of the OPA,
Louria, In poaalbly the llrat Buick built with no the election of a Republican Con~. the raductlou of tax.,
back aeat. no floor, no wlndowe, no pueengera. and the low-bellied Studebaker, I pana has, though leae apectaeuCruaade-of-the-Week: TREWQ has ducked ea- larly, kept In step. True, the gold and blue atara In the Chapel,
i ougb pucka to wonder why the admlniatration the alphabetic unite on College street, the semi-military a~tlre of
Wedaeaday, Febl'llll'J a, UM1, Bamllt4D. N. Y. doean't build a chicken wire fence around the the thouaand-odd veterana are atilt vivid remlndera of the recent
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rink before some student parta permanent com- ~orld conflict, but the torchlight proceaelon carried along with
pany with bla teeth. TREWQ thought something •t the return ot ~ tndWoaa and life; myrlada of tacl
might be done when Bob OrlandQ got stitched up ulty committees have been created to lnlUate experiment and probut nothing happened.
' g ~ at Palmolive where the ~ core converalon is already in
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applied experimental atagea.
The new· cut ayatem baa been misinterpreted
On the hockey front, TREWQ S agent at
While we wave good luck to the February graduates we muat
either by the MAROON and student body or the Clarkson writea that one of the playera there turn and look at wtiat II Wt for 111, the remalalJ!g In' this new
faculty. We supported the prcaent system and thinks that Colgate will be. a pushover in the .~pocb. A wtater tbat will Jut till Kay, a Doanee without Annie,
advised the atudent body to cooperate, feeling return game at Clarkson thlB week. He quoted a dance In April without Elliot Lawrance, a liea.aon with Bixler, a
that it would lead to greater student reaponai- a poaaible score of 10-1 in favor of Clarkson. superior film-veraion of Hemingway's "Rillera " a aale at Baum's
bllity, which we believed was the purpose in TREWQ is betting hi.s favorite Esquire calendar a promlaed Rwapaa Room at the Inn, the Vand~weghe-Braun com:
changing the old hard and fast rules.
on Messrs. Gardner and Dockrell.
bination facing Syracuse, and the ducks and swana on Taylor Lake
The majority of the faculty, however, appar- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ _ _ _ _ _ sooner or later. All will be well!
enUy feel that ther have been given full reaponslbillty for any cuts that are taken in their
ctaaaea. De~ental lnterpretatlona are varied
with some falling back on the old three-cut rulDate
Day
Event
Time
Plaice
ing and othera flaUy atatlng that cuta abouldn't
4:00
Feb. 12 Wednesday Wrestling-Cortland
Hamilton
be taken without good excuaea or penalties will
Feb. 13 Thunday Speaker- Ii. Struve Hensel 11:00 Chapel
It
aeema
a
shame
that
with
all
of
the
lntereat
be Inflicted.
Community Forum8:00
Inn
We feel that this attitude defeata the purpose shown by the vast majority of the Colgate stuDr. Mott
of the new ayatem. It is generally agreed that dent body In having an all-college spring party, Feb 14 Friday
Hockey- St. Lawrence
3:30 Canton
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atudenta abouldn't cut unieaa they have good a few people in some of the houaea along the
Valentine Dance-Married 8:00 Inn
l'IFPM but It muat be reallied that all the coun- row should hold the thing up by refusing to
Veterans
pledge
the
neceaaary
money
to
aecure
a
good
es on the bill aren't aufllclently 1ood to demand
J. V. Basketball-Utica
8:00
Hamilton
a atudent'e preaence at every claa'I, U the aub· band. The week before mld-aemeatera we had a
College
ject can be learned without constant attendance chance to aecure Elliot Lawrance, the fastest Feb. 15 Saturday Skiing-R. P. I.
2:00
Hamilton
rising
band
in
the
country.
He
played
more
col•
there abould be no penalty for miaalng the claas
Swimming- Hamillon Col. 2:00 Hamilton
Hockey-Clarkaon
2:30 Potsdam
oceaalnnally. Attendance la the atudent'a reapon- lege dates last year than any other orcheatra in
the
country,
and
hie
music
la
ideal
for
a
dance
lihlllty. He abould be the judge of bis ability to
Wrestling- Alfred
2:30
of this kind, but It is lmposalble to get him ut)'
Buketball-Syrac:use
8:00
Hamilton
handle the work.
here
because
aome
of
the
fraternltlea
eJther
were
Indoor
Ttac:kN.Y.A.C.
8:00
New Y0One member of the faculty aeema to ua to
overcome
by
Inertia
or
plainly
refuaed
to
sup·
Feb.
17 Monday
Young ArtisU Series
8:30
Chapel
have taken · the rlpt courae. He told hie claaa
port
the
thing.
It
is
uniortunate
that
the
!raterFeb.
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Tuetday
Dr~HochschildTalk
8:30
McGregory Hall
that they are allowed to cut If the work la not
nitiea
are
allowed
to
hold
up
an
all-college
af.
Feb.
19 Wedneoday Movies on Japan
8:00
McGregory Hall
aufflelenUy well handled In the claaaroom and
8:00
Inn
that be will realize that be lan't doing a good fair which is eaaentially an attempt to get away Feb. 20 Thuroday Community Forum--Dr.
Bcllrendt
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job If the courae la not well attended. It has from the Greek-letter controlled aocial calendar
at
Colgate
and
give
the
neutrals
and
freshmen,
Feb.
21
Friday
Swimming-Army
4:00
West Point
aurprlaed ua that some excellent faculty memas
well
aa
the
fraternity
men,
a
whirl
at
a
good
BasketballAlfred
8:00
Hamilton
bers have laid down hard and fast rules when
time.
Feb.
22
Saturday
Intercollegiate
Skiing
2:00
Syrac:u.se
moet of the atudenta think too much of their
It la also too bad that the Univeraity refuaea
Hockey-Penn State
2:30
Hamilton
teaching ablUUee to want to cut the course.
to
give
any
financial
aid
whatsoever,
even
in
the
SwimmingFordham
3:00
New Y0With the cut ayatem heading In !ta prcaent
form
of
a
temporary
guarantee,
to
help
obtain
a
Wrestling--Syrac:u,e
3:00 Syracuse
direction we feel that It· will be leae aucceaeful
top
band.
It
even
refuaea
to
looaen
ita
strangleBasketballRutgen,
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8:00
Hamilton
than last term's. Many have already expresaed
hold
on
the
Students'
A880Ciation
fund,
to
which
Indoor
TrackNat'I
A.A.U.
8:00
New
York City
a preference for the automatic rulinge adminl.8terad from the Dean-. office. There la atlll time each student contributes through hie tuition, and - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - to make the system work but the faculty will the purpose of which nobody aeema to know.
have to adopt a different atUtude. They should Surely there could be no better uae for aome of
have a little more conlldence in their couraea that money than an all-college party from which
and depend upon their instruction to draw the the majority of students would benefit. It is
student to the claaaroom. U he muat attend reg· paradoxical that large and email colleges ali.ke,
ularly to get the work he'll be there; if he all over the country, can put on big dances with
doeen't act wisely there are many applicants to top name banct. without having to go through
the excruciating pain which hammerlocks Coltake his place.
gate's
attempt at a spring party.
The students can be coDUQended for the
The way things stand right ,now there is a
manner in which they accepted the new cut
ayatem. They looked optimistically for a joint good chance that unless something breaks, or
faculty-student arrangement which would allow aome new angle is tried, there will either be
them a aenae of freedom In class attendance. We no all-college party at all, or we will wind up
eventually with a piccolo, tambourine, bass drum
think the faculty failed them.
combination loaned to ua by Tommy Joy's in
Utica. In that case the entire affair will tum
out to be just another party weekend with the
fraternltiea dropping back into the comfortable,
The MAROON is urging full support and co- complacent, high-walled security of their reoperation of the student body for the coming all- spective houses, and the Students' Association
college Spring Party. A rousing succeaa thla fund growing and gathering dust in the vaults
time will almoat assure eucceaa for other such while it waits for a lire or an earthquake to
future events. We wish to commend the Student occur ao it can get out and get some fresh air. ,
AM I BORING YOU?
Senate for the effort it bas put into It thus far.
E4ur-m-C•kf . ... . ... .. ... .. ... ALAN E. ADA>fi
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€CA Sporuors Prognim To '39-en : No War For U. S.
JfllPiluaint Members With Ainu eight
.It's Into
amulns
much In• veya of tbe graduating
dieted that
United Statea
world daJra
•be Reeulta auch aa
could ataY out of war ffll' i:;,und ce1a9'1- through educational pro- man'•
band being voted to""
other 10 yean
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the nation, Norwich and
almlata dlaaented.
Of lF7orldStudentSen,:.,.e
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• -- - - - - - - - - German profwor C. Elwood cue •airing lionora aa the favor- opUmlstlc attitude .......,
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At ~3000 for This .
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Ca.mpus; Meet Tuesday glum, Holland, Britain and Cse,.,__, .......
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f choelovalda and groupe of Ital....m...,..,nt with
"Pf'." IDI n i:;;:- Austrian and Gree!< atu
the World Student 8ervlcie ll'llnd
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Cbr1atlan • aeoctatloa will apon· place others expected to leave
110r a propam 'deelped to acThe roject baa been
quaint the student with the 8000 · · · ·
p
th
functlona f World Student Re- ftnanced by e Don auiaae, the
lief.
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national relief fund, whlcl1 paya
All atudenta, who are auto- about 60 per cent of the expe114e,
matlcaJly membera of the CCA the WSR paying the real. Aa
when they enroll In Colcate, are the support of the Don auiaae
lnrited to tbla meeting which
will take plaQ, '11ueeday, Feb.
will ceue at the end of June
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·1n the Opper -Lounge of the Stu•. 1~7, WSR must 8nd other ndent .Union from 7:~ to 8:80 aourcea
which to. continue
p. m., according to Howard Cra· tbla
mer, president of the organlza_
tlon. •
.The goal for the · drive baa
been set at $3,000 for this cam•
pus, It waa learned. Thll repnaenta an average contribution of
$2, but It ill hoped by OCA of.
Ileen that many allJ!lentD will
pledp to give a bed amount
In regular paymenta throughout"
the academic year.
Citing a apecl4c need, a WSR
pamphlet polnll out rthe ravaged countries of Europe.
Dfle to llmlted funds, aaalatance
can only be given to those who
are curable. The International
Unlverelty Sanatorium baa been
. set up at Leyaln, Swl~rland.
In the paat year, elltea the
pajDphlet, "the uumber of appllcanll for placea baa far exceeded Ill fac!lltlea and even those
ot the extra beds secured at .
nearby Dlablereta... A total of
227 atudenll have been received
at Leyaln and 46 of these have
been dlacharged after stays of
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Raider Sai]ing
Club Accepted
As Associate .
The Colgate SaUlng Club was
elected to aaaociate member8hlp In the Inter-Colieglate
Yac,J,t Rachtg Aaaoclatlou at
the organization's annual winter
meeting at the New York Y~ht
Club Saturday evening. Thus
Colgate joins the group of 24
regular and 14 aaaoclate mem·
ber colleges that are bound together by tbla sailing aaaocia•
tlon.
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An overall spring schedule of
some 40 regattas has been mapped out by the ICYRA to assure all clube of maximum racing competition under existing .
facilities. Elimination regattaa
hav.11. been arranged to culminate
In a college dinghy champlon8hlp at the end of May. The
eight college Middle • Atlantic
Aaeoclate Member Championship, which Includes Colgate,
will be held April 27 at Annapolis. Other regatta dates were
to be verified this week. Dave
Brett, Club Commodore, repre·
sented Colgate at the meeting.
Since the initial meeting last
month Dr. David Trainer, geology professor and director of
the Outing Club, has enthW!iasUcally consented to be faculty
advisor to the C.S.C., which
will function under the jurisdiction of the Outing Club. Full
approval of this Ue - in of organizations has been given by the
Athletic Council.
Benny Good·
1n
Byra-
gained
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Gatee, In !he
year
the
clDMM.
can
while
!19Deeplte tlae
19311, when lte Raider towna, and the Sugar the poealbWty of war, the Na97'1
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•~1~pri::g
that newapai)era, such aa the
New York Times, were giving
Germany the wrong end of the
stick
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h I don t dth
~at Garmany
88 any, ea,..N upon France
whatever, ' the prognosticating
profeaeor proclalmell.
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A man can be wrong • but
further lnveatlgatlon Into the
worldngs of Colgate mluda nveals some addltJonal alarming
aberrations In crystal ball
technique.
The Salmagundla of 1937
through 1940 for Instance, printed the outcome ot opinion aur·
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not surprising. But In poliUCDI
alralra, the Colgate atudenll
were aa accurate aa the 1936
Literary Dlpet.
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Eighty • seven prospective '38
gn,duatea were certain that
Roosevelt would not run for a
3rd term. Only 16 men thoucbt
be would, and 5 men aald that
they would vote for him If be did
run. 'ntls lnfQ,rm&tlon followed a
193f poll which revealed that
92 membera of the claaa would
no~ go to wF on foreign aoU
while only 19 would.
In 1939, the year of HIiler's
invaalon of Poland, 127 men pre-
~~~n"'::;:'va1~-:
or may not, correlate with tile
claaa' belief, • 201 to 9, tW
there la a God.
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Another year of college and
newspaper readlnc didn't help
the claaa .o f '40 much. Rooeewlt
atW woul~t run for a thlrd
term, by 129 to 52, and 118 thought that the country could
stay out of the war for 10 yean,
while 115 bad the Idea that ft
mlgbt get In. '!be claae again approved of the kavy'e bulJdln&
program, but 117 men alatell
that they would not enll8t If
war broke out. Nobody a1ked,
about God this time.
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kerr's Successor Returns To
Contacts Bixler at Ohio State
Campus After 6 ·Yr. .Absence
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Baitlen Trounce St. Lau,rei&ce Raiders HOflt Swimmers In Relay Team Placee
4th st Beantown
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Decisive
Win
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raun I e.turn 1/J IIJ
O yracu~
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_ Finiahlng fourth for the third
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Syracuee va Coicale:
The Colgate mermen, led by time this track eeuon, the Col•
Colpte Five Break,
Scoring Record for
Second Time Thie Year
C&rl Braun, 6 foo\ 15 Inch cen•
ter from Garden City, Long laland, came back to achoo! In a
blue ol glory u be stepped out
Oil the buketball court Satur,
day night and regl.stered 26
points to lead the Raiders to an
overwhelming victory at the
expenee of St. Lawrence Univeralty, 97. "6. Tbe ecore waa the
.blcbeat ever racked up by a Colgate quintet and the second
time the record hae been broken
thla eeaaon.
The Lawrence men went ahead at the outeet and were
never threatened eerlo\181y by
tbe-ahort Larrle five. Jaclt Sullivan started the action off juat
ten aeeonda after the opening
wblstle when be sank a eet
shot from the extreme left lllde.
He added another a.f.ter the
Larrlea tied the count at 2 • 2,
with a
and Lea Rice ••o11-"
u~
abort layup. The rest of the
first ~ was all Braun and
Vandewegbe, u the former hit
with two book llhote from the
left and then the right aide.
Ernie contributed bis share of
the ecorlng by tipping several
rebounds in, and when Coach
Lawrence took him out midway
1n the second half the ecore
sheet. had him credited with 23
mar)lers.
The team made ite beat abowIng- to date In this fJ1\Y, as it
paaeed and shot with accuracy.
The defensive work of SulUvan
and MacLaughlln was partlcuIarly notable, holding the canton
cagers to 14 polnte during the
first half.
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thla
qeold rivalry nourlahea once co-captains Bob Robrberg · and gate two • mile
team fol•
rd
again this Saturday nigh~ 'w hen John Burr, won their eecond de- ~~ Jl'o bam,thJl~/:t1:
Bill Orange Invades the Hunt- clalve victory over ~ r
~ t s!t~y nlgllt.
tngton court to tacltle the Ralbaaketeers.
two points of.a perfect score.
Col te In .
8 04 2
nd
Coach Lou A reas brings
The Raiders took every lrst I
ga
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hla five to Hamilton u deflnlte and all but two of- the eecond The teams flnlahed in the
favorites to trim tlle Lawrence placee. Burr ,warn to a victory same order u team• In the
men and vie for national and in th 200- ard b
tat k in Knlghte of Columbus meet In
Eaatem honors. The invaders
e
Y
reas ro e
Boston recently, wblle llllnola
have loat but two conteste: Tem- the good time of 2 ' 44• while took the place of Manhattan at
pie· and Mlcb~n State. Their Robrberg too~ the 220-~ the Ml11roee gamee. Fordham
beat contest wu played in Madi- freestyle In 2 · 36·5· Co-captain bu llnlabed Int In all three
te
1 800 Square Garden where they Lefty Hauff again .captured the
I ealllly trounced Manhattan and fancy diving event.
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mee .
; became a contender for the NaHamilton College will be the
George Heddy, quarterback
I Uonal Invltatlol' toumament to Maroon swlmrne.,.· next oppon- of the Raider football team, UD·
be played at New York In March. ent this Saturday at 3 p. m. Thia expectedly placed flrat In the
BW Gabor "the Binghamton la an hour later than the pre- high jump with a leap of 6 ft.
Bullet" Is the big gun fo.r the vloualy announced time.
2½ In. In the Knlgbtl of ColuaiOrangemen. ,\fter a slow start,
The •urnrnarlee:
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bus meet. In the f.ollowlnr rneeta,
Gabor hu obown the brand of
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Heddy finished. 1n tJee for fourth.
ball 1 of late that me.de him such 300-yard medl•Y .-.lay: Won by
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a standout befpre t.be war, Time: a:zs.a. -..yard r...-tyl•; won
Jack Rourke, coach of the
teaming up with Ed SUckel for by Rohrbo,s : oocond Ou•mHY apeedaters expecta to haft
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GO-yard trffiltyle: Won by Holton Luciano Meeker McGuire and
BaaketlNIII LeMlen•
the defensive side, capt. Roy CC>- Ttme: z:o. 01v1,.,, won by
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Ive by
Walker (C>:~.e. 104).yard AC meet thla SaturdaY· ''We
McLaughlin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69 Ing one of the most euect
baclU>l,oke:
wonTlme
by Dlcklnoon cc>
Dair .. . ...... .. . .. . , .. ... 65 ball hawks in upstate New York. - Time 1 ,ot.o: ->•rd b ..uut,oka: can't do much," Jack aald tbla
Sullivan ............ , .... . 43
Ali In all, the Andreas men won by Bur. (Cl-Time 2:116. <40- afternoon, "lllnce we'IJ be runFlahbeck . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . 34 come Into the game a well yard treHtyle: Won by Paine (Cl - nlng against tbe same teams.
Brett • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 rounded outfit and the Raiders Time o :43.0. 400-yard relay: Won by ,
Rice . .. .. .. ... ... . .. . .... 24 wili have to be "on" If they ex- Colgate cLeBlang. Leyden. Ouem aey.
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Helps to Set
Ruth Record
Paul H. Hopkins, who played
on three of Athletic Director
William A. Reid's Colgate ~
bali teams of the twenties,
pitched the bali that Babe Ruth
emacked for his record breaking
60th home run. Hopkins, a Colgate graduate of . 1927, was
pitching for Waehington at the
time.
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KAROON and BANTER -re
UIIOIUload by Dean KalliN"
'1'1111llay after the electlona bad
beml confirmed by the Student
Actlvltlee Council.
Jeny Morra, Editor-la-Chief
In the Fall of 19", wU1 replace
Bob Manley u Managing Editor
of the MAROON ; Bob Leaper
takM over u Manqer of Scrubs
for GU Gela, who la now In
8nden; uul Jim Spellman beeomee tha new Feature Editor.
The new poet of Copy Editor
wU1 be filled by George Whitney.
J'or the BANTlilR, BUI L~ce
tall:ee over u Editor • In • Cblef,
awttchlng from the MAROON
J.l'eatme Edltorablp and Al Cam·
ezoil WU elected U Bulnlfana~.
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Commenting on bla mquine'a
polley, BUI Luce stated, "Tbe
BANTER'• going to be funny
tlll8 term. Tbe boys .have got a
apuilllDc aense of humor and
- ought to go plaeea. We're goBill Lace ud l erry Morra, - U y aelected for editorial poIng to have pictures, aome frank eltlou w1t1, at.dent p ~
comm'""te and a few glrla a·
roUDd the pages to liven things
up:"
Jleprdlng MAROON policy
next term, Editor - In • Chief Al
Adame h&d tbla to aay, "Two
former editors are Included in
tbe llat of students recenUy
elected to M'.AROON editorial
poalUona. All are experienced
In· newspaper work and will do
much to further the paper's polIcy of full coverage of campus
events, criticizing when we feel
It neceasary with the hopes of
Ironing out present cogs, and
helping to make the Colgate
campus-a more vital part of the
student's life."
Banter Screeches
Moan,, Groans anµ
Welcomea Bill Luce
By Selma 0 nndl
Banter perched on the window
8111 for a moment, abook out
bla tail feathers and looked
down at the new figure seated
at bla dee!<. He dropped down to
floor level and paeed dellberatly around the room.
wrgest M~-Year Graduating
Class Since '42 -Gets Degrees
Rudolph H. Balser Jr.
With the 89 members of the
Fran,k Alfred Boru
February clua of 1947 in atEdmund Waller Bllhuber
Robert M.aurlce Bllllngl!I
tendance, · President Everett
George Francla Blake Jr.
Case delivered the CommenceRobert Warren Brigg•
Thomaa J . Brown
ment addreaa Feb. 3 in the
James Hull Campbell
Chapel. Thia was the largest
H. Town•end Carpenter
mid-year graduating class since
Albert Gladwln Clay
\VIIUam Robert CICm(lnl•
Dec. 1942, and 87 of the 89
Prescott Ntma Crane
graduate& were veterans.
\Varren Frank11n Crouter
Donald Peter De Nure
A highlight of the pre-graduR.tcbard Oliver deVarennee
ation ceremony was the tradiRlehard Vloctnt Dietrich
Mortimer Domburg jr,
tional torchlight procession of
Ro~rt
Arthur Dunkerley
graduates which was held for
john Thomu Emereon, Jr.
the ftrat time since 1942. FormThomu Farnham Falconer
Paul Eldridge Ferguaon
ing at 8 :00 p. m. on Feb. 2, the
jamet Gordon Gate•
graduates, In caps and gowns,
GIibert Lawrence GtJ4
William Clement Gillogly
paraded around the lake to the
Frankllr'i' UP(11ke Gretne
Wlllow Path for the singing of
Edgar WHUam Harrle Jr.
Frank. Allen Hemenway Jr.
the Alma Mater.
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WIii.lam Grant Hennlgari
The next day, with faculty
and graduates in full dress re- r.===========:,;i
galla, Dean Carl Kallgren preaented the candidates to the
Preeident to be given their degreea. Following the ceremony, a
reception waa held at the President's house.
39 Lebanon St.
The February clua of 1947:
Richard K al"tland Allen
Tele. 35
Rodney O. Avenlue
Reed's
Hardware
"Who the beck are you?" he I r:===========::t 1111
ecreecbed.
" Luce la the name, Banter,
LO ST
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Lined coat.
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Where'a my boy , Truman?"
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CHEVROLET
OLDSMOBILE
''Temple graduated ? How did
T ydol Gas
he pull that one?"
Seiberling Tires
"Everybody thought he'd be
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got that he went to one of those
GI seboola in Europe. Got enUS ED CARS
S PARE PARTS
ough houra out of that to get
out laat term."
" What so? And you're going
Utica Street
Hamilton
to be the cute boy this semester? Where do you stand politi-
' Stuart F. Jaquay, Inc.
cally?" .
"Left of center."
"~hat does s,.e..x spell."
"A woman in a low cut gown
bending over to tie her shoe."
"What do you think of the
administration?"
"There are a couple of profs
who should be fired."
"What's the first thing you
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.Ulleli Daniel
- r t Knlpt
~w,www B ..... LaNOD
IMtor Ill. Lobman Jr.
Robert llontbrlaad UvermoN
ll'rulltlllut
-Im
For 50 years-We have taken ·care of
Colgate University:fuel problem/
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program
of Veeper taavta- ID
Doaald. ltobert LJ'n•
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Colgate
llmiorl&l Cbapel at
Mccaleb
Doeeld lloOWle.Dd
1 II P. m. durlnc Lent, aCCOldlns to
Norman .fONJPII IIOOOw&n
x.netji Morgan, Unheailty
Raymond Cbarha )layer .Jr.
John ..,.._ IIUDdt
Chaplain. au..t spea1r.erw wm
O.Orp Oolllu Kum~
1uppl-t
members of the Col•
Bia.rt rr...D.kllD IC&UI Jr. ,
Rolleli ~ Otto
pte Depertment of Pblloeopby
Robert C. PanMka
and RellgloD 88 leaden.
KenMth Boward Paradl•
Robert Bnce Plpw
Kenneth Morgan wUl be' the
Riobard Lioyd Poalanan
Jack H&millOD Pampbroy
llm apeaker ID aervleee beld
WUND John Randolph
Feb.
23, followed by Paul RamHerbert a.1n1npr
aay, profeMOr of reltgtou
Donald Hall Reutenban
Robort-thought at Princeton OD March
Auatlra .YOMpb Rinella
2; Ralph D. Hy1lop, n•tloul
Herbert St. 0.01'1'• Rubert
Rlch&NI Spe.nsler Scba1I, Ul
mlnlater f.or student life of the
Kenneth Robert Scheel
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Congregational
Cb r,I It I an
W&Jter Melvin Scbllllns
Heney Dav1d Schodde
Cburcbea, March 9; Bernard .\II·
Edwin Jl1Ue r Scbwenk
del'80D, lnatructor In ,elipJn
.Jobn de Lancey 8co•11
here, II.arch 18; Ku .Adame, na•
Arthur rrederlck Seekamp
lll~ard Loula S.ldenbel'I'
tlooal director of university
RoDert WIiiiam S!lllllelo
work for the Presbyterian
Alle.n Sbort
Robert Nel90n Slocomb
Church, U. 8. A., OD March 23,
Don.aid Tuker Smith
and Charles Noble, dean of Jlen.
Howard Preston Smtlh
J'obn Thomae 8mrtlc
drlcka Chapel at Syracuae Uni·
Ken.netb Dan.a Boule
verelty OD March 80.
E4waNI Adam Stacee>
,Toeepb Cornellua Stodola
Tbe Unlvendty Choir wUl alng
J. Allan Stranford •
during
the, llel'vicea of March 2,
Robert Henry Strlppel
Lionel WIibur Taylor
16, and 30, It was announced.
Tnaman Roewell Temple Jr.
O.Orpa lAI.Nr Thoma.a
John hlr1leld Thompeon jr.
Perry Allen Thompeon
WUUam Stewart Trotter
Harlow Hamlllon Voller
Char, .. Frederick Wbltoomb, jr.
Charle. Richard Wittig
Robert Kenneth WOOd.
Roger Marion Young
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LOUIS PRIMA- My Valentine
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At the Organ . . . . . . . . . . . ... ..... .. ... Dick Leibert
At the Plano ...... . . . . . ........... ... . Frankie Carle
J erome Kem .. Margaret Whiting, King Cole Trio and
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WRITEFIS
drive will be started at ~ be-el) Ka
Boll.tan want to do with the magazine?" Men deelr inJ to write for the Jinnlng of the week In the Out·
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"Get people to- read It and get Colgate Maroon will meet to- Ing Club office on the flrat floor
Will Dilcuss laeue O
It to making money."
morrow at 7 p.m. In the Maroon of the Student Union.
"Federated America,," "Do you know that everybody office, top floor of the Student
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who'e tried that In the lut, ten Union.
GLEE CLUB
Dr. Mauricio Hochachlld, Bo· yeara hae ended up In a peycho DEBATE
The next semester Glee Club
Uvian mine operator and Inter- ward?"
The Colgate Debate Team reheeraala will be held ...,.ldy
nationally known advocate o f a
"I'm starting out In one, kid. will Invade New York Feb. 14 on Monday evening at 7:30 p.m.
world ,overnment divided Into I've been working on th Ma- ai,d 15 to dlscuBS the laeue, In the Chapel baeemePt. Section·
m "eoatlnental" \ unlta, 1!flll roon for the last year."
'"Should labor be given a direct al rebearaala will alao be held on
apeaJt here Tuesday evening,
"\Vho's going to be working share in the management of In- Friday afternoons from 4 :30
Feb. 118 In MeGre,ory Hall at with you?"
dustry." Meeting teems a t New to 5:30. The Glee. C:Jub needs
8:30. Hla subject la "Federated
"So Car the big wheela I can York University, Fordham , Unl- new members, especl8lly f lrat
America."
see are Al Cameron, Rudy Berea vctsity, Columbia Unlvetoity, teno~s and 1,eco nd . basae"' acRecopwng the potentialities and John McShea. That doesn't College of The City of New York · cording to Frank E. Harrison,
of South America, Dr. Hocho· F••n a thing though, becauee ' and Rutgera University In In- director.
child borrowed 3,000 pounds we're out after a big atalf. We formal, non· decision debates. PRECEPTOR OOUNClL
aterllng In 1911 and aalled from want one man representing us In Ronald Breen and Tom O'RellThe Preceptorial Freehmen
hla , native Germany to Chile every ' houee In the row and , In ley will Wwhere he eatabllahed himoelf aa every dorm on the hill. We re side while John Green and Dave Bouck chairman and Victor J.
a buyer and aeller of ori!&. To- looking for Junlora especially to Davies will 1>andle the negative Olaon' aeeretary In a meeting
. day Dr. Hochachild la the aole take over next year. We want eld~ of the IBSue. Norm sm1th, held iaat night in the Student
owner of Bollvla'e largest zinc more, complete coverage of aB111stant manager, will accom: Union. Thia council d1Bcu8Be8
depomt, the MaWda Mine, capa- what 9 going on arou nd he_re pany th e group.
mattera with the faculty perble of producing 80,000 tone of with plenty of names and pie- PRECEPTORIAL
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talnlng to freahmen preceptorlal
sine metal a year. Hla Interests turea."
This term all · preceptorlal problems. The meinbera .o f the
alao control 30 per cent of Bo"Next you'll be telling me you groups will meet the fourth council are selected from freah·
Uvla's tin production, moet of Ito want to reduce the price."
period on Thursdays In various men preceptorlal groupe.
lead and two thlrda of Ito allv~r
"We do,
tblnge work out. buildings. Freshmen s h o u I d
output.
the price will be down to a check the list posted In the PUBLICATION SCRUBS
During the war, Dr. HochB· quarter."
Student Union if they are In
All freshmen who are Interchild cooperated with the UnitThe bird hopped up onto the doubt about ~etalls. . 1ndlvldual ested inl scrubbing editorial and
eel Stetee in building the llraAtt slll again prepartory to taking :~!ere:ices t;;II '.!'.':!rn~:t::ti~ business departments of the
tin amelter in thla country.
off. .
Bulldin as before.
thr ee campus publications The
tbe oame time be made avail"Poor guy," he muttered ae
g
Maroon, The Banter and The
able to the United Nations war he sailed out into the blue. "He's LACROSSE
Salmagundl are Invited to atelrort bJa entire p,;oduction of so young too." '
All men who are interested tend a mee~ing to be held tomtin, which from the end of 1940
in playing varsity lacrosse this, orrow evemng at 7 :45 In the
to the middle of 1946 amounted
- -- - spring are to report to llfark third floor lounge of the Stuto 73 000 tons. In addition, his
Randall's office in the gym dent Union.
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total 'production of silver, lead, Track Team Has Good
tomorrow at 3:00 p.m.
copper, antimony, zln.c and t~g- Promise Despite Loss
OUTING CLUB
eten was ~hipped to the Alhed . (Continued From Page 5)
The Colgate Outing Club anameltera.
We are really out of our class. nounces the arrival of the new
In addition to bJa mining In· We're running on the reputation tow rope which is to be placed
terestB, and hia advocacy of a of Mesker. but his stride be- on the hUI this week. The tow
World Government plan which longs outdoors. Dartmouth and will operate on all days that the
arouaed wide comment follow- such other -colleges, are win- r:===========
Ing Ito presentation last No- I nlng their two mile evente In
vember, Dr. Hochocblld la the 8 :02 and we've run under that
HI BOYS!
aponaor of a ocholarahlp system all season. But, we're Improving
Is
T
his
Your CM License?
wblcb baa given d-rving South and maybe we can spring a surAmerlcao. etudente o p ~ t y prise yet."
THE BES T I N
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M ILK
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Dr. Hochachlld's topic will
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Dry Cleaning
(Coatlnuecl From Pap 1) .
bave
the a4uad. r ve uaed all of Ila pb11e. and the amount
a comb!J!&Uon of the "I" and the of freedom to ~ allowed the fomqle wing here at Ohio but cal German government.
after I've eeen eome of your
boys In action rll have a better
The panel of Forum leaden
A,eola in each Hall
Idea on the system I'll use nest will eonalat of Stefan Oeulky,
and ~temity.
faJL
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vlaltlng profeu6r of European
Forlle1 What do you think hlatory and cujture, for twenty
of our football material!
yean, IIJ"ba-dor of Cseehoalo22 Lebanon St., Phone 191
lltder-1 don't tinow any of vakla to France and a member ''-'====Haaa=ml=l=ton===;;;.;;;
the boys you have now. Orlando, 'of the Czech national govern• •
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of co~. played frelhman ball ment-in-eldle during the recent
the laat time I was there, but war; William K-1er, of the Dethe "'8t are new to me. I'm look- partment of Eeonomica, authorIng forward to meetlnk them.
lty on German economic bJa.
Forbee How will It feel to tory; Mr. Lenczoweld, of the De-
get back to Hamilton?
lltxler--Very good. I enjoyed
It there before. I have three eons
and two dall3htera; you know,
and they'll have a good time In
the. country.·
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On thllt note the Interview
endecj, aj_nce photographers were
In the house waiting to take
eome "family" pictures for release In the varloua newepapera.
"Without a doubt, Hamilton's
countrywide and healthy envir·
onment is an Important factor
In Paul Blxler's decision to return to Colgate," said a member
of Hamilton's chamber of. commerce.
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partment of Political Science,
Hamilton College, formerly at·
tached to the Poll.ii diplomatic
eervlce atatloned In Germany
and the Middle East and attached to the Polleh Army In
Africa and Perlla. Earl Armstrong will act as foreman of a
jury bf ten men, who will be
asked to answer queatlons pertalnlng to peace In Germany.
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ening Poet, the story of the SoWHIPPLE'S DINER
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cong_enlal, of good rep,u te, who
Ed Whipple, Prop.
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fled just to listen.
Any students who can live up
to these stem qualification& and
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are interested In doing. eometblng about it, should ImmediCharles Whipple, Prop.
ately get In touch with John
Shults, who ltaa charge of the
speclall%1ng In .
plans for the preliminary organlzation meeting at 7 :30 p. m.
FROZEN CUSTARD
Tue.day, Feb. 18, at the chapel.
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