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North of the Mason Dixon line Princeton stands alone as the only major university that refuses to admit Negroes. This week the "Daily Princetonian" attacked this policy as being incompatible with the University's announced adherence to democratic principles. The condemnation of white supremacy at Princeton may be just a thorn in the impenetrable sides of those behind-the-coffee-table democrats who believe that equality in the United States means equality for the white race alone; but to all who think America is fighting the war for 13,000,000 Negroes as well, this college newspaper crusade will bring...
...guard has been conspicously absent in the 880 and Max Pincus, and Henry Mason, both of this spring's Freshman team, have been more than holding their own. Another threat in his event is Freshman star Herby Pratt. In the mile, a newcomer to the College and the squad, Joe McAndrews, has so far been a steady first, but his time lingers around the 5-minute mark in the mile, and may not stand up in the intercollegiate circuit...
Entries in the 880 are all pretty equal. Max Pincus and Henry Mason have good records behind them on the Freshman team this spring and Herby Pratt is considered by some as one of the top new Freshman runners. Miler Archie Lyon took second in the Yale meet this spring and is going to run in the mile event at Dedham...
...keep Eleanor Roosevelt away. The big July 4 parade was a still-troubling memory in the town. Negro Boy Scouts had wanted to march alongside white Boy Scouts, Negro Legionnaires alongside white Legionnaires. But the parade chairman had told them: "You must forget that you live below the Mason-Dixon line, and while you are about it you can just forget the parade...
Chairman of the Relations Committee as appointed by President James B. Conant, and voted by the Corporation last May is Emery L. Chaffee '07, professor of Physics. Other members are Raymond Dennett '35, graduate secretary of Phillips Brooks, Mason Hammond '25, associate professor of Greek, Latin and History, Myles L. Mace, assistant professor of Business and Government, and Edwin C. Kemble, chairman of the Physics Department...