Bee, 1938-03-04

              frosh-soph dance next saturday benefits swimming pool the bee volume 18 «^^. 4 8 price five cents number 20 buffalo n y friday march 4 1938 year book circulation drive begins buffalonian staffs plans include innovations circulation to be limited to charter subscribers new type senior section featured with all senior pictures taken plans for the 1938 edition of the buffalonian are progressing rapidly the staff has already turned in a sizeable amount of copy in anticipation ot the dead line which has been set aa march in order to publish a book which will appeal mainly to the grad uating class several new plans are to be introduced this year realiz ing that a personalized yearbook will exert a new appeal hat result ed in allotlng 35 pages ot th book to seniors there will be only our senior pictures to the page each accompanied by a personal lnter tiew which will include activities offices and a short personal his tory depending on the degree of bashfulness of the senior frances parry has been appointed head of the board which will handle all the interviews and on some day next week will have a table in the lobby at noon hour for the purpose of scheduling all interviews due to the pressing of time only a short time will be aet aside for inter viewing you are therefore urged to make an appointment as soon as possible and keep the appoint ment on time due to the fact that only the number ot books subscribed for will be printed it will be possible to print each subscriber's name on the cover of his or her copy mar celle goldman circulating editor will open her campaign next week to be continued for three weeks closing at the end of march each school will have a representative but there will be members of the staff in norton at noon to sign for anyone desiring a subscription contrary to the rumor there will be activity fraternity and sorority pictures taken the usual charge of 10.00 payable in advance in cluding and covering the cost of the photograph engraving inter view etc has been established those activities that intend to have their picture taken should get in touch with marcla brown or anne eschelman appointments can be made to have the pictures taken at the regular meeting it it is so deßlred in order to relieve marine set decorates hop bathing beauty presents door prize on gala program the night to saturday march 12 the place is the auditorium of norton hall the event la the an nual ftosh-soph dance or uni versity students and their friends all efforts are being put forth to make this dance the highlight of the social season wally carpen ter's orchestra has been engaged to offer his scintillating rhythm for all our eleanor powella and fred attains among the dignitaries who have been invited to join in the festivi ties include chancellor capen and his wife and all members of the faculty the decorations will help to create the atmosphere of a carni val the lobby of norton will con sist of aide shows and amusements similar to those at the miami water carnival an added feature will be a beautiful and shapely professional artist's model attired in a bathing suit to add her bit to the occasion a free ticket to the 8.x.e.-kappa delt dance and a home concert ticket will be offered as door prizes march 10 bison issue includes prom pictures the prom pictures agreat scoop the real job on the prom were secured by the bison photography staff this issue of the bison out thursday march 10 boasts as its phzev'snap a little exclusive of the princess baba and our own jean schuroacker dates chucked in for good measure with the ten page picture story of the prom you can refresh your memory are you sure it was working around twelve or learn all the details if you missed up on the affair peggy joseph writes the great irish epistle a message to ethel may if you're irish look for your name here feldman stands out right under the shamrock in the event that you don't shine in the prom pictures or in peg's literary achievement look over helen schroeer's campus impressions you may bee yourself as others bee you of course if you're joe land institute scheduled at statler hotel faculty member partici pate by leading sessions four u b faculty members dr percy bldwell dr fritz machlup dr jullub w pratt and dr helen dwlght reid will participate prom inently in buffalo's first institute for international understanding which was opened last night in the hotel sutler the hon manley o hudson of boston mass only american on the world court at the hague de livered the opening address his topic was the progress of justice n international affairs at noon today there will be an interrogation luncheon at which a group of institute leaders headed by dr helen d reid professor of political science at the university will answer questions from the floor on the subject of public opinion and propaganda the second round table discus sion this afternoon will be on colonial policies and will be conducted by dr percy bidwell head of the economics department at the university and dr julius pratt head of the history depart ment at the university saturday morning dr fritz machlup professor of economics at the university will lead a round table session on international as pects of facism and communism and dr reid will conduct one on must the present armament race continue the institute's remaining pro gram follows friday march 4 10:00 a m — round tables the crisis in the far east lead er barnett nover is south america oolng fas cist leader dr harold v peter son 12:30 p m interrogation lun cheon.'topic public opinion and propaganda this will be a unique and interesting meetiig with a panel of exports gathered to an swer questions leader dr helen dwight reid 3:00 p m hound tables co lonial policies leaders dr percy bidwell and dr julius pratt the place of the church in in ternational understanding lead er dr a w beaven 8:00 p m tariff and trade speaker henry f grady perusal of previous yearbooks reveals interesting treasures present photographer promises to make everyone look like a movie star once more with the joyous ad vent of spring colds anklesox and white shoes we have the buffalo lan ladles and gentlemen little do you realize what an awful catas trophe it would be if the campus had no year book think of all the things that could never be pre served for posterity in the proud possession of the 1938 buffalonlan staff ib a copy of the first yearbook to be realized after three long year bookless years namely the 1935 edition of our rag can you imagine such famous items as sobie's manly cheat and daniel p dalfonso's curly raven locks no the girls just love him pasßlng from thin school with out leaving any monument to pos terity behind other things worthy of a memorial are gene batt's cheerful and ever-ready smile nancy collard's tommy and dot sharpe's mona lisa look of course dotty diebom will want to pre serve warren for the klddieß as well as his public and janice stengel will surely want a copy so she can say to her little brood 10 look darllnks here is mama when she was a student our priceless little gem of an tiquity boasts pictures of ros ooerbing as a sweet and simple frosh the shy and retiring fran stanley and such worthy pillars of b.x.e as stark kllliuger wells qulrin nelll and wltka in a far away corner ot the blue masquers group we found the noble head of none other than robert orvllle swados then a neophyte to this worthy organization upon a cur sory glance he appears to be sport ing a large and languid moustache tapped to bison head eight junior men student tipped for membership in bison head at the junior promenade friday night left to right front vlto qrleco bernard i obletz second row everett h weep morton meyers n yorke luccl harry massoth robert berner rear morley c townsend news photo physicist to give foster lectures professor henfeld will talk on color photo synthesis and mole cules announcement has been made by dr groves h cartledge professor of chemistry and chairman of the foster lecture committee that an other series of foster lectures will be given at the university during th week beginning april 4 the lec turer will be professor karl f herzfeld well known theoretical physicist of the catholic univer sity in washington and formerly of john.s hopinks university professor herzfeld has lived in this country since 1926 having pre viously been at munich hhls theo retical work has dealt with prob lems in the field where chemistry and phyßlcs overlap including ther modynamics kinetic theory the forces in molecules and crystals the physical theory of color and photosynthesis during the week professor herzfeld will be in resi dence at the university for con ferences with the advanced stu dents and staff model ship to be given to norton hall dedication of gift today at one o'clock by dr brown today at one o'clock in the gen eral lounge a splendid new gift to norton union will be dedicated through the friendship and inter eat of dr merrill brown of the pharmacy school a full rigged sail ing vessel will be placed on the mantle in this lounge dr brown will speak in behalf of the gift and bernard obletz on behalf of the gift of a glass case by the bee the vessel is thirty inches long and is completely equipped all the sails are set the pennants are flying ropes and ladders are in order and tiny sailors are in the rig to set off and preserve this ship the bee gave money tor a glass casing which was built by mr lenpold the casing is finished in walnut with plate glass in or der to see the other side ot the ship a mirror is on the back which reflects the ship bisonhead taps eight junior men leaders on campus cited at prom for member ship in honorary society bisonhead men's honorary so ciety for the fifteenth consecutive year tapped outstanding junior men to its membership at the an nual junior prom held last friday in the ballroom of the hotel statler philip wels president of bison head stated in a short explanatory speech that the organization is positively unpredjudlced by any po litical alliances in the selection of its members they are tapped pure ly because of the initiative and support they have given to the social life of the university the men tapped and their extra debate team faces w and l further meeting planned for this season the men's debate team of the university of buffalo will meet the men's team of washington and lee university in a non-decision debate tomorrow at 2:30 p m in the blue room of norton hall henry morof and lester w smith will represent buffalo tak ing the negative side of the ques tion resolved that the national labor relations board be empow ered to enforce compulsory arbi tration in all industrial disputes washington and lee debaters will be william l burner of warren ohio and thomas christopher of union south carolina washington and lee university is located at lexington virginia the debate will be open to the pub'ic without charge altiicigh final plans for the re mainder or the semester have not yet been complbttd by the men's debate team of the university two additional debates have been scheduled according to mr morof who is manager of the team kdwnni c relnfranck and george w m scrimshaw who are fresh men in the arts college and the business administration school respectively will debate the fresh man team of syracuse university musical clubs sponsor dance annual affair scheduled for april 8 at statler campus organizations will unite in presenting their seventeenth annual home concert and dance friday evening april 8 in the ball room of the hotel statler . wallace a van ller will direct music contributed by the men's glee club women's glee club men's octette women's octette and the university band j gordon helmer is general chairman of the concert with wini fred harper and g peter cook as his assistants heading special committees are the following pub licity—bertha nax assistants ed ward c schrelber program — rob ert lulppold tickets j gordon heimer patron — ruth nessler door — william whitehead orches tra — edwin dornow ribbons annette swenk in past years the concert has been igevn in norton hall but due to the increase in attendance a larger room is now necessary at the concert junior women will be tapped as nominees for the cap and gown honorary society the event will be a climax to the work of the campus musical or ganizations for this year and the committees promise that the affair will be a huge success student union head delivers address secretary of a s u tells of importance aims and projects for campus organi zations herbert witt new york state executive secretary of the amer ican student union who is com pleting a tour of the upstate col leges vißited the university of buffalo last week to discuss plan's with local a s u members while here mr witt conferred with various student leaders including bill neil and tommy van arsdale on the future program of the american union branch at the university on thursday evening of last week mr witt delivered a talk at the meeting of the branch in the blue room of norton hall he stressed the non-partisan non-po litical character of the american student union and emphasized that the union is a flexible organi zation each individual branch taking on the characteristics of the college in which it is formed we must realize above all stated mr witt that the ameri can student union can exist only through activity it is not an educa tional group nor a debating society though both these features may be incorporated in it it is a broad active organization whose inter ests are limited only by the inter ests of the student body its mem bership ranges from the intellectual to the lcky-cat and to justify its existence it must be of real service to the student body on all local issues mr witt's visit to the university of buffalo was the last in a tour of upstate and western new york universities which included visits to cornell syracuse rochester smith vasßar and many other colleges the first of the educational class es of the branch will he held to night in the blue room in norton hall the subject of the discussion which will be led by an asu member is the campus port u.b students attend annual convention krathwohl heads com mittee at model league of nations assembly six students of government and history in the college of arts and sciences will represent holland at the model league of nations as sembly which will be held at rut gers university at new brunswick new jersey on april 7 8 and 9 it was announced today by dr helen dwight reid dr reid who is as sociate professor of history and government at the university has been chosen as faculty adviser for the league assembly delegates and will attend the meetings at rutgers if her other duties permit members ot the student delega tion are cecil 3 farrar marie burns carlton l krathwohl john e macgamwell john h renault and lester w smith they were selected by dr reid and dean julian park of the college of arts and sciences who is also professor of european history and interna tional relations the students who were chosen on the basis ot back ground intellectual interest in world affairs and speaking ability will participate in some part ot the general discussion besides attend ing one ot the three major commit tee sessions new york state colleges and col leges in the other middle atlantic states each year schedule a model meeting of either the council or the assembly of the league of nations duplicating with the ut most care the procedure and at mosphere of league meetings thirty colleges are expected to be represented this year limited to three the major com mittees are 1 the commission on the far east 2 the commls policy lecturer discloses unique form of business organization brain trust plan of corporate management discussed by head of kendall company the successful adaptation of the brain trust principle of func tional management in a large scale enterprise was related to members of the school of business admin istration last tuesday by henry p kendall president of the twenty million dollar textile company which bears his name . widely known in educational circles as well as in the industrial field mr kendall's activities in behalf of scientific management have carried him to lecturer's posts at stanford and harvard as well as buffalo and earned him positions on many of the nation's outstanding business tnveatlga tlona he is co-author with two other associate members of the univer sity faculty dr edwin p day dean of the harvard business school and henry s dennlson member of the national labor board on profit sharing in in dus try hailing the technique of man agement used by hl firm as ". . . a method unique in american busi ness mr kendall sketched the development of the kendall com pany from its beginnings in 1903 when its plant consisted of a few wooden buildings with a staff of 75 workers to ltß present nation wide organization embracing a dozen operating subsidiaries em ploying over 6000 workers the theories of management ex pounded by frederick w taylor embodying the principle of the one best way has served as our guiding light said mr kendall and applying his philosophy of production to management we have set up three separate and dis tinct hierarchies within our organ l continued on page 4 contlnned on page 4 i continued on pag 4 continued on page 4 ) continued on page 4 continued on page 4 continued on page 4 continued on p 4 continued on page 4 continued on page 4 continued on page 4 continued on page 4 governing board meeting friday 12:30 student athletic association executive board meeting monday 3:15 blue room