6

Page Six

THE COLLEGE NEWS

Wednesday, February 14, 1951



1954 Lists Managers,
Freshman Show Cast

Continued from Page 1

C. Robinson.

Harem Girls—«N. Franke, A. Nat-
oli, D. Hopkins, P; McElroy, M.
Kern, H. Whittaker, S. Zorn, B.
Davis, J. Fox, M. Pertz.

Kick Chorus—Leader: D. Dewan;
—M. McCabe, D. Dunning, M.
Warren, R. Olsen, J. Thompson,
L. Maioglio, N. Clarke, J. Bogley,
W. Trimble, D. Hess.

Managers

Director—D. Luzzatto

Stage—C. Morgan

Business—K. Brinkman

Song—A. Shocket

Ass’t Song—E. Woodruff

Dance—N. Franke

Costumes—M. Barmon

Publicity—P. Harvey

Lights—C. Ozanne







United States Must Win Ideologically Over Militarists & Communists,
Dr. Reischauer Says, In Order To Establish Democracy Securely In Japan

Continued from Page 5 | not agree to a peace treaty for de-

eonress onek to them: to Gon eas] fense, and such a treaty needs her
" : a | consent. A “separate peace” is the

an empire or to “trade internation- . a
ally . rahi society.” The first only alternative—a compromise io
‘ E .
alternative has proven impossible, pale sage Baliga via
so the Japanese must trade. There- | es es f J
fore, the pendulum today swings United States to defend Japan.
toward the international viewpoint,| 1” conclusion, Mr. Reischauer de-
when a few years ago the outlook clared his belief that democracy
was definitely nationalistic. has a chance in Japan if the econ-
The inevitable flaw. in the peace “My can be straightened out. On
treaty with Japan is that one can the political side of the picture,
start to build up a nation under a there is a definite trend towards a
benevolent dictatorship, but it ean- tWo-Party system. The —
not continue indefinitely with that | that democracy faces is that of the
form of government. The occupa- Rightists, or the old militarists,
tion should have ended some time|®"d the Communists. Both groups
ago; it could not, and cannot, be-| Te authoritarian and could com-
cause of the Cold War. Russia will} Promise to unite on common
grounds to oppose democracy. Jap-
Make-up—F. Kolker anese economy is attracted to Com-
Posters—B. Floyd















FEATURING }

“THE LAND OF THE CAMEL,
TENTS AND TEMPLES.”

by
Schwyler Cammann
| Country Book Shop

Bryn Mawr Avenue,
Bryn Mawr, Pa.













munism because it seems that Jap-
an must trade with China, now
Communist-dominated, in order to
prosper. The greatest appeal of
the Communists, notwithstanding,
is ideological. They are the only
organization which has dared to
defy the United States. “If there
is any one place we have failed, it
is on the ideological level,” Mr.
Reischauer pointed out. Japan
needs a political philosophy; we
have given her military and eco-
nomic aid, but no ideas to explain
the basis and means of our assist-
ance. “I doubt very much,” the
speaker emphasized in conclusion,
“If we will win this war in Asia
without fighting it on the ideolog-
ical level beside the military and
economic levels.”



NOTICES

The Princeton Tiger is spons-
a contest in various girls’ colleges
for articles to be published in the
Tiger. Submit all copies to Linda
Bowden, campus _ representative,
Pem East. Dubious first prize will
be a date to Houseparties with the
Editor, ...







_

ese



The Finest place
To have your date.
After the dance,
Don’t hesitate!



(HAMBURG HEARTH
tL LANCASTER AVE. [ff










































- paammrencra anaes ¢ :

| Don’t Search for
FLOWERS axe

for your Go Straight To

| VALENTINE RICHARD

| STOCKTON’S

JEANNETT’S |iroR THE PERFECT GIF!

FOR EVERY OCCASION

ee | J









ARE YOUR ACCESSORIES
INCOMPLETE?

BUYING’S NOT SUCH
A FEAT

WHEN YOU THINK
OF PARTIES

THINK OF

MARTIE’S

DRESS SHOP







1 oa oo os a ae a
(7 =)

DINAH FROST’S |;

‘where the main line}
buys its yarn’
@ HAND MADE SWEATERS||
@ HAND MADE ARGYLES |}

@ INSTRUCTIONS FOR
SWEATERS, BLOUSES, |}
AND DRESSES























Copyright 1951, Liocerr & Myexs Tosacco Co.

Bll i IM a as

PHOTOGRAPHS TAKEN

ON CAMPUS

MAKE THE TOBACCO GROWERS
MILDNESS TEST YOURSELF...

YES..,Compare Chesterfield with the brand you’ve
been smoking...Open a pack...enjoy that milder
Chesterfield aroma.












And-—tobaccos that smell milder smoke milder. So
smoke Chesterfields—prove they do smoke milder, and they
leave NO UNPLEASANT AFTER-TASTE.. :