Swarthmorean 1956 October 26

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October 26, 1956
THE SWARTHMOREAN
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Lef s Talk Sense
About Leadership
^ Leadership is the heart of American politics.
It is what the Free World has been waiting for.
Leadership looks to the future. It is more than
patching the present with pieces of the past.
Leadership is hard thought and hard work. It
is only accomplished on the job, and is not to be
found in delegation and buck-passing.
Leadership is discussion by plain talk, not by
slogans. When a Nation knows where it is heading it has leadership.
Ask yourself — Where does the Republican Administration stand on —
1. Disarmament and the threat of nuclear  annihilation
2. Reversal of the anti-Western tide in Asia and
Africa?
3. Development and conservation of our natural
resources?
4. The future of the independent businessman?
5. The crisis in American education?
6. Housing, slum-clearance and community development?
ADLAI STEVENSON has
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A program for the new America.
A record of administrative accomplishment.
A reputation for democratic leadership and plain
speaking.
To vote for your future, vote Democratic.
Adlai E. Stevenson for President
for Vice President
Joseph S. Clark, Jr.
for United States Senate
William A. Welsh for Congressman
And, for the continued renovation of
Pennsylvania
Charles J. Hepburn, Jr.
for State Senator
Daniel L, Goldwater
Howard Lindsay
E. Charles Spevak
for
State
Assemblyman
ADY^rrattttHT PAID FOR BY
DEMOCRAIK COAUMTTK
HARRY E. OttENLANDE*. CMmeu
Speaks On U.N.
Mrs. Maurice L. Webster, Jr.,
of Elm avenue in keeping with
United Nations Week, has addressed two groups, one at the
Ellis Country Day School Tuesday afternoon and tiie other at the
Wilmington Friends School Wednesday morning, United Nations
Day. Her topic was "Around the
World with the U. N."
Yesterday in the morning Mrs.
Webster spoke to the Chester High
School Science Club on "Creek
Valley Preservation in Delaware
County" and at a luncheon meeting
at Hannah Penn House aboiit "Political Effectiveness." On October
15 she talked to the Women's Society of the Covenant, Methodist
Church of Springfield on the latter subject.
Mrs. Webster will speak the
evening of November 8 to the Ridley Park Woman's Club about
"Women as Citizens."
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Second Annual
MARCH OF CARS
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Antiques to Raurs—Domestic S  Foreign
Saturday and Sunday
November 3 and 4
Vertol   Aircraft  Corporation
Morton, Penna.
CONTRIIUTION $1.00
Benefit  Nafl   Foundation for   Infantile
Paralysis,   Delaware   County   Chapter
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UCC Campaign Shoots
For $293,000 Goal
Freeman Urges Installment Method of
Contributing
Paul A. Freeman, chairman of
the United Community Campaign's
Delaware County department, recently emphasized that a goal of
$293,000 has been set for 6,922
local volunteers during the period
October 16-November 15.
Freeman reported that the 1957
goal for the county, $293,000, is
an increase of $19,000 over the
amount raised in Delaware County last year. "The increase," he
pointed out, "is necessitated by
demands on services of our local
agencies which could not be met
last year. We must raise the minimum goal this year."
Freeman announced that contributors will have an opportunity
this year to pay their campaign
pledges on the installment plan.
"Modern economy is based on
budgeted financing," he said, "and
now we can budget our gifts—as
we do purchases of autos, furnishings and insurance— to cover our
share of support to the 250 agencies and services of the campaign."
He cited two ways to give: at
places of employment through
payroll deduction or other budgeted giving plans, and at homes,
through monthly budgeted payments.
He explained that the UCC has
worked out a monthly payment
plan especially designed far such
contributors as homemakers, other
family members, and retired individuals. A gift of 10 dollars, he
said, can be paid in monthly installments of one dollar each.
Campaign leaders are confident
that the budgeted giving plan will
result in larger contributions as
givers will not be "out of pocket"
the full amount at one time.
The major organizations included in the United Community
Campaign are: the American Bed
Cross, 154 Community Chest
agencies, Salvation Army, Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation, Mental Health Association,
United Cerebral Palsy Association, and the Pennsylvania United
Fund-USO.
President Eisenhower recently
praised the health and welfare
agencies for "this kind of unity".
"With skill and compassion these,
agencies unite to serve all the
needs of all the people", he said.
Referring to the responsibility of
communities he continued, "and
the community is strong and
healthy only when its citizens care
enough and share enough to make
it .that way."
Bob McHenry Joins
PMQ Coafching Staff
Bob McHenry, former Swarthmore High School athlete and
captain of the basketball team at
Washington and Lee University
last season, has been appointed
assistant basketball coach at
Pennsylvania Military College,
Director of Athletics George A.
Hansell has announced.
Bob, a brother of Bill McHenry, assistant varsity football
coach and head swimming mentor
at PMC, also captained the basketball team at Swarthmore High
School in 1951-52 and as an end
on the football team was 'chosen
to the All-Delco second team.
A resident of Parrish road, Bob
also starred in lacrosse at W. and
L. and was a letterman for two
years. Last June he played in the
North-South All-Star lacrosse
game in Geneva, N. Y., and later
in the summer toured England
with the W. and L. lacrosse team,
which won eight and lost one..
Bob taught physical education
classes at W. and L. his final year
and also coached intramural basketball. He is studying for his
master's degree at the University
of Pennsylvania and later plans
a career in teaching and coaching.
.EMC opens its basketball card
December 5 against Moravian
College. Charles HaH is head
coach.
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