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CITY LIGHTS — V arsity Ends Season |Combined Production Bunsen Burner Burning Through the Night. a :













by Beating Rosemont; f “Elijah” is Success) Brings Chaotic Confusion to News’ Board

Continued from Page Two j Game Hard Fought Continued’ from Page One
is all about. During sinleseenns. | strained and thin in contrast to the By Barbara Kauffman, °43 sand bags but discarding these as
allowances ave made for putting | Gianianatut, March 21.— Bryn or of the other soloists and} he deep concentration on head-| superfluous accessories, they start-

thumb tacks on’ the dining room! yawy's Varsity concluded its suc- lines, proof reading, copy editing | ed out. Determined, they ploughe 4

chairs. In later years the practice cessful basketball season by van-
is considered in the same taste Dr. | quishing Rosemont 35-22, The
sis shape J aa! ohep sd | Owls showed their best form in|in “Blessed are the Men,” soaring | Sudden ring of the telephone. Un-{ Building below. Frantically, they
stuck @ cud of chewing gum on the vigor and teamwork to outwit their} ¢ li hich bodied th
bare back of a Picasso bather.” | o a climax which embodle e

wanted calls had been making altried one door after another. At
fast sake the War Biokuction evenly matched opponents. very essence of the words, “through nuisance of themselves all evening. | last, as they were about to recon-

ages : ener ae _,| Although the score at the end of! darkness riseth light to the up-|OUr answer was frigid: noitre for a convenient window, (\j
Tee eccan dee eee half was 19-9, the game was right”; the iliied tempo of ha “The janitor of the. Science —Self-Gov. rules were not created }
ce cian a ae seeded | muce closer in actual spirit and| number “Be Not Afraid,” with the Building? I’m sorry, this is not! for emergencies— they found an i
tcc a. lonasdolaved: $18,000,000 play. The forwards again had the| stirring trumpet calls answered by the Science Building. The Science | unlocked door. Then, the report- \%
are : 7. .confidence as well-as the technical!the chorus at the end; and the Building is: closed at this hour.|ers stopped . . . sniffed 1 g
rehabilitation program which’ was ability in shooting baskets. Rose-!smooth-flowing, interwoven themes | You can’t get it now. No, it}listened.. . No choking fumes.
to have given the city i dependable | ont rivaled Bryn Mawr with a|in the furnitiar “ie Watching Over doesn’t have any number of its|No ear-splitting blasts. Nothing.
water supply, purification, and dis-| center court shooter almost as ca-|Israel” were especially effective. own. The switch board doesn’t an- | They made their way to the lab to
tribution system. But under this | able as Chris Waples, © whose! In the two final choruses sung with! swer'after six o’clock. Good. . .”| which they had been directed: an
priority rating the city can't com-|«,a+ting shots” were accurately | triumphant dignity, each part was| “B..B.. But, I’m afraid it’s | dminous silence. Should they en-
plete the immediately needed im-| oq¢° elee® wha clden yet, blended to pre-| rather important. You see, I left ter, or should they wait until the

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Sr ean Prlladelitla oe — =| The enthusiasm with which both; serve the unity of the whole. The|4 Bunsen Burner burning . explosion and have a better story?

iteams engaged each other often|choir’s feeling for these selections | “You what!” They entered: darkness and a

—— —E hl bad dire consequences. | Bodies|was reflected in the enthusiasm of | And_I’m afraid when the water | queer buzzing sound. Then, off in :
paca oy saw oe 8 . y*' crashed to the floor in ambitious] the audience. lover it boils off it’ll explode. It|the distance, they saw a small in-
ecrepit water supply SyStem. lefforts to extract the ball from ‘should be ready to just about | nocent blue flame:

The Philadelphia Orchestra pre- | tyoiy opponents. The guards, how- ow.” “There it is. Quick.~- On with t

The chorus, showing a real feel-

ing for the music, turned in a fin-| | i
ished performance. ‘The crescendo| night, when it was disturbed by the | ice-covered slope to the Science \



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reigned in the NEWS office last} over snow drifts, down the steep, i.









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Mawr forwards followed up well -



sented a short (3 minutes and 55| 2 4
‘ever, played a steady game; espe-| en Confusion .... .. Who would|the lights. Where? There,.H
seconds), two movements (out. and| |. aciss be hes P&| to make their baskets. ee : — aes se ioe
: 3 last : ; | Cally noticeable was Yvonne Town- Line-Ups: lap 45 WHE es How do| we are.
a encore 185 Sa Apliider eho eee stalwart defense. Each Waples pec ee sarrett , you turn off a Bunsen Burner any- They rushed to the burner.
Be aes acce cad Bevtoce Por-| Tare ae nes St Se ee Defies: OE He coc Na OM, Dee | Petes 10) y eRe Ve Ser
wne.< es oe I | Good quick passing featured tie Dethier ..i ces r. g.. Donnelly, Dean | board couldn’t all go . . Would | ical matter in the crucible over it:
ge ‘ second team’s game, which Bryn gone a Janke SERVI Ee Baxter it really blow up .. . maybe it | grey-white, amorphous and totally
To get a defense job you must : : Matthai 1 if . : i
show a birth certificate. You go to Mawr took by a score of 52-16.) Townsend ...... Soe Beckford | already had . . . if we waited| harmless. Well, their duty was
: ; Marnie Kirk starred as an able|_. (long enough . «. performed. That was that. There
— gp eg arg ages pee _ shooter, and Sally Jacob’s hustling adh aunnei t : EY Perks £3 Two of the nfore Responsible , was nothing to do but return.
cler ; “ vd ” 4 . oe prevented many a Rosemont bas- Kirk See Sie ene Donnelly members of the board were chosen A siren blew in the distance.
Bite ae 7 afin sn ie 7 ‘ . ket. The ball circulated freely hon a iad rs . ito shoes ins for the expedition. Seizing coats} “If it’s an air raid, . . . tell
ivision of Vital Statistics is hav-\} tween each team, and the Bryn|scribner ....... ay eee Loughran | and considering pails of water and | me another.”





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