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Volume LX WQOSTER, (5HIO, THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1944 Number 19

Senate Sponsors Chorus to Oiler Classical and Popular Selections Girls' Glee Club W. S. S. F. Book Collection Drive Presents Annual Have any books which you t no Secular Concert longer hold fascination for you? Are your bookshelves overburd' The members of the Girls' Chor ened? Then give all you can to rr 1 us of The College of Wooster will the Book Contribution Drive spon-sore- d 4 ff present a spring concert of secular i C I- - If by the Student Senate in be 14 music Monday evening, Apr. 3, at half of the World Student Service 8:15 o'clock in Westminster Chap Fund during the week of Apr. 15' el. This will be the eighteenth con' 21. secutive year in which the Chorus Inhere has been a demand from has presented a concert of this kind, " refugees and prisoners of war all under " the direction of Miss Eve over the country for reading mate' Roine Richmond. rials of all kinds. These men, many The Chorus beeins the concert of them university students, greatly with a group of classical selections: need books to keep up their intel' "Sheep May Safely Graze", Bach lectual and spiritual faculties,, of "Goosie, Goosie Gander", Davis mind. Many countries have already Night Is Coming", Balough-Ric- h' w 7 : contributed to this campaign, but mond there is a special call the people "The Little Shepherd's Song" to Courtesy Wooster Daily Record. (XIII of the United States to support this Pictured above are the. members Century), Watts ; ' ' issuer . of the Girls' Glee Club who will "Clear and Cool", Pointar The types of books desired (in Kieffer to Retire present their 18th annual concert Big Four Elects There will then be a group of any language) are: of secular music in the Memorial special selections: Betty Yost, vie (1) Standard works in English From Lib Staff Chapel Monday night under the Dickens as Head linist, plays "Czardas" by Monti, literature: Shakespeare, Thackeray, direction' of Miss Eve Richmond. and Barbara Coooer. pianist olavs Milton, Olla Fern Kieffer, "Cracovienne Dickens, Meredith, Hardy, well'known They will be accompanied by Mrs. Betty Lou Dickens has been Fantastique" by Pad' Galsworthy, Maugham. - erewski. head of the reserve library since Elisabeth Workman Heyde of elected the new Big Four president. Completing this section is (2) Standard detective stories: a group number, "Ave Maria" 1927, is now completing her seven' Wooster and Barbara Cooper, Betty Lou hails from Bellaire, O., Doyle, Christie, Sayers. (Meditations "From "Thais") by teenth and final year on the college sophomore. and is now a junior at our Alma (3) Language booksr-gramm- ars Massenet, with Joanne Gault, Mar . Mater. She has been very active in and readers and classics library staff-- garet Goldsmith,. Barbara in English, all activities. Her list includes In' Massey, French, German;' Spanish, Win Doris Reitz, sopranos: Yost Italian, Miss Kieffer has been connected Three Orators ternational Relations Club, vice Bettv " Russian. and Jacqueline Morris, violinists; with the college president; Girls' Chorus; Pembroke; Books from in some way near' Honors Johnson, (4) the Modern Li' at Columbus Art Guild; Y.W.C. A., social chair' Jean pianist; and Con' brary, Everyman Library, Hasen ly all of her life. Born in Wooster, stance Pixler, organist. man; Pyramid social club, vice pres' Series in she attended the Wooster Public The Chorus then : Religion, Home Univer' John Bathgate, one of Wooster's ident; "Voice" column; Phi Alpha sings "Daffodils", Ruggero sity Library. - High" School and then entered the representatives in the State Orator' Theta, honorary history fraternity, Vene Books ical "The Witches' (5) on professional sub' Academy, the preparatory depart' Contests, won first place in the secretary; Sigma Delta Pi, honorary Carnival", Fletcher. jects: law, medicine, theology, etc. men's oratorical contest at Colum' A special feature follows, entitled ment connected with the college Spanish fraternity; and Big Four of be, at bus the Easter Soloists The Jinx Club will responsible on Mar. 18. This victory makes which she was drive chairman last Parade. in this that time. In 1895 she graduated group are for cleaning the books of any pen' him the representative for Ohio in year. Joanne Gault, Margaret ..... cil, ink or other markings, or labels, from the college, magna cum laude, the Interstate. Oratorical Contest; Goldsmith, Catherine Haun, Wan No definite plans have been stickers, or library bookplates or of with a B.A. degree, the highest hon to be held at Northwestern Univer' made da Hess, and Jane MacDonald. for the future but. the Big Four Those any stampings and library numbers. in class, sity on Apr. 28. It is this national in the chorus are Marian ors her and a membership will continue . This is done because the books contest which Dr. Wishart won its functions on the Brown, Bette Cleaveland, Evelyn are in Phi Beta Kappa. examined by censors, and therefore during his college days and which campus. , Cotton, Betty Lou Dickens, Anne Frasher, must be free of all but the printed A teacher in Duluth arid Ishpem-ing- , Wooster orators have been success' Helen Freund, Jean John' word. Mich., 1908, she came to ful in winning a great many times son, Mary McClaran. Martha Mc Important: Please remember to Wooster to take her master's de' during the past twenty years. Students Elect New Claran, Betty Morgan, Helen Pal' books aschak, Marjorie Rydstrom, bring from your home after gree writing her thesis on Virgil. Other Wooster triumphs includ' and Laverne Zavala.-- spring vacation. Two years later she joined the faC' edlhird placem the women's read- OfficefsFrjrS.E.F. The Chorus close ulty of the Academy as a teacher ing contest won by Mary Eleanor returns to the program with a group of of Greek and Latin. In 1919 she Weisgerber, and the third place semi'dass' ical selections: Dickens Will Reign became an English instructor at award in the women's oratorical The new officers of Sunday Eve the College of Wooster and 1921 contest presented ning Forum for 194445 are Pat "GianninaMia - from "The Fire to Virginia Mil' fly", As '44 May Queen was made assistant to the librarian. ler. Cooper, president; Pat Bryant, vice' Friml. president; and Ruth Cameron, sec "Summertime" from "Porgy and The reserve library was first retarytreasurer. On Mar. 26 the Bess" Gershwin. Ruler oyer this year's Color Day completely Because separated from the up' of Spring Vacation new officers formally accepted "Begin the Beguine", Porter. celebration 7 will be May Queen their stairs . there - will be ------library in 1917 and Miss Kief' no Voice - until - the-o- ld Italian btreet bong from Naugh' Betty Lou Dickens. In a responsibilities from 6f' senate' fer 20. . was appointed to the position April . ficers ty Marietta , Herbert. sponsored election held Friday, Mar. who are Bcttv Steiner. ores' which she has . ent; since held. vice-presid- Mrs. Elizabeth Workman Hevde 24, Betty Lou was chosen queen ident; Bill Lytle, and of Wooster, Ohio accompanies the and Baxter, maid of honor. rat Bryant, secretarytreasurer. Jan ' (Continued on Page 4) Both girls nofes from the sentimental gentleman are juniors. Palm Sunday will be commemor' Color Day, featuring an annual The time has come write ated by a special Vesper Service in Surgeons ceremony and a military review to up Dorsey 's knowledge of harmony, Praise our interview with Tommy Dorsey, the chapel trom 7 to 7:30 p.m. on will be Saturday, May 13. Marge theory, counterpoint, etc. is scanty, we decided, staring at our cryptic Apr. 1. The Vesper Service will be Use of Plasma Rydstrom, who was May Queen gleaned from his father, a self' an notes. After puzzling over what inspirational worship program last year, will crown the new ruler. taught music teacher. To quote the led The Red Cross Blood Plasma a"Dalin bey in ' means, we plunged " by students. On Mar. 26 Bill Great Man, . . . and I understand Lytle program is a new phase of right in. Confidentially Mr. Dorsey and Dave Talbot led a dis Red I'm better off without it." Cross work that has been Wooster Chemists Attend talked too fast. He didn't really but cussion on" Immortality which Dr. developed in World War II. It is nrocram Conference we were too enthralled to produce Current status of the Dorsey Hutchison summarized. a at Cleveland band that has been accepted enthusias' anything but a jumble of syllables is variable with the draft quo' The cabinet is assisted in their n" ta, changes-taking-place-wee- kly; tically by the American people who Twelve Woosterstudentaffil' on" bur" paper.-Whe- Lt. Coppock program planning ty an appointed There are few fathers in the have riven so willinelv of their iates of the National . Chemistry introduced us, our first impression or' cabinet. Those who helped with this Club will attend the ganization, although Bob Allen and blood and time. From "February annual A con' was one of height, a .broad expanse year's program are: Martha Swan' 4 4 1 .... the until February 1944 5,000 vention of the American Chemical of shoulder, thinning grey hair, a guitar player may be by the son, Peg Welch, Margaret Rath, 000 pints of blood had been do Society in Cleveland, Sunday, Apr. beak'like nose, and fatherly blue time you read this. Ruth Bowman, Fred Evans, John nated. 2, through Thursday, Apr. 6. eyes behind rimless glasses. He wore The band has made no camp Bathgate, Ruth Conover, Jane El Wayne County The meetings, which will be held a wrinkled blue corduroy jacket and liott, Fuller, is iustlv croud tours since Dec. 22 when they Jo Jean Ann .Pierce, meeting in the Public Auditorium; will deal his of or oassiner its auota ev tie was fastened with an un' started their present theatre dates. Eleanor -- Webster, Tane Atkinson. ery time the Cleveland Red Cross with every phase of chemistry, and usual gold tie pin. Reassured by his While at the' Hotel Pennsylvania Eleanor Homan, Vera Louise Irwin, Blood . Donor Unit has been in papers by outstanding men in the quiet smile our jangled, nerves slow' oara -- in New York they averaged one Jean Ferguson, Janis Howe, Wooster. field of science will be read. There ly began to uncoil and we ventured Jack Purdy, Bob Forsberg, Since February 1943 camp performance a week. Future and Ed 2,427 - pints have been sent to Cleve will be special groups in medical, our first question. stops include engagements at Co' Beatty. Margo Drurv. Margaret land for processing and shipped for biological, industrial, educational, Mr. Dorsey 's theme, "Getting lumbus, Milwaukee, Buffalo, Alsburg, Ronald Seaton,-- Ken Cor At' use by the armed forces throucV physical and food chemistry. On Sentimental Over chosen lantic City, Scranton, York, ry, and Ruth Kress served on You" was Allen' the out the world. Wednesday afternoon, Apr. 5, a by the mutual agreement of his town, Rochester, Frank Dailey's cabinet last semester. new The The results of this special general program will be held friends after hearing his Decca Meadowbrook, Sherman's cabinet will plan the programs for vast program re' Hotel that covers this countrv with with a movie on plastics and a cording of the song. It was first Panther Room in Chicago, and De' the remainder of the year. f re mobile units are speech on penicillin. corded with Brunswick in 1930 by troit. Thence to the Coast where gratifying, even pnenomenai. now many the Dorsey Bros., featuring Jean he will make another picture for thousands of lives have been Senate Elects Treasurer Fay on the vocal. The Decca rec M.G.M. featuring Esther Williams saved by plasma' Room cannot be stated. ord somehow found its way to Lon' and opera star Laurits Melchoir. Drawings But Major Gen' eral, United States Army, Norman Sam Bell has been elected treas' don where an unknown admirer T D. and Co. pulled into Wops' TRoom drawings for women's Kisk, Surgeon General, declared urer by the Student Senate till first pronounced T.D. the "senti' ter via Greyhound bus although dormitories for next year will be that plasma ranked first as the fore- spring election. He is filling this mental gentleman of swing", a fitle they are not always so lucky. Their held the week following "vacation, most life-sav- er ' which has stuck since then. in North Africa, position in the, absence of Jack t usual method of transportation is Apr; 1114. TheJ5 room reserva At Salerno, according to reports Spurney who is ill, Conservatory ,please"n6te! T. (Continued on Page 4) tion fee must be paid at that time. (Continual on .Pag 4) Pce Two THE WOOSTER VOICE Thursday, March 3(VT!&4"" tEJe booster Voitt Scarlet Fever? ESTABLISHED ltJ Ask Home Nurse T Official Studcftt Publitadaft at Tbt OaIkf.c Woo v - PubiUind weekly during achool year except vaodoa period Into linga By BETTY LOU DICKENS SuUcriptioo Prkt St.TO per yew Do you want to know the es' Editorial Office Room If. Caok Hall Phone 89S--R Printed by Toe Collier Printing Co.. Wooater. Ohio By JOHN BATHGATE sentials of happiness in everyday Ucmber of Anodated CoHegiitt Preet Diatribotor of Collegiate Preaa We've taken a quick look at the . Webster's Collegiate Dictionary life? Are you interested in out'' stars jnd calculate.thatwhatJiapi -- (Slightly.Abridged) witting scarletLeveror in de'lous' hair? Red Cross Home pened on the Wooster campus last Ah: interj. 1. An exclamation. ing The Friday won't happen again for 1, 2. Commonly used with sobbing Nursing course answers these ques' 253,627 years, 11 months, and 23 quality in voice by one reading tions and 'other health problems days. People just laugh at me when certain column in certain college which may come up at some time I tell them we had T. Dorsey and newspaper. or other in every individual's life. r"'1, 1 James Melton here, and both at the The class is conducted every Tues' Bridge- - n. 1. A card game resem' Repreaented for National Advertiiing by National Advertiaing Service, Inc., same time. "Silly boy!" they say, day night for two hours by a reg' bling whist, in which one hand 420 Madiaon Ave., New .York, N. Y. with a kind of pitying disdain. But istered nurse, and is mostly com been is played as a dummy. 2. At posed of college girls. It is Editor-in-Chi- it was true, and there hasn't organ' BETTY GOURLEY ef times, all four hands may be so much excitement around "here ized on a twelve ' week basis, cul' Manager - played as dummies as the FREDERICKA THOMAS .Business since the nigljt somebody set fire to ... at minating in a final exam. Imp party at 8 Friday in Galpin. Old M . . . er .. . . beloved Old Battf Wauerhouse . Associate Editor In order to give variety to the Main tragically burned Cabin: n. 1. A small house, esp. a to the two'hour stretch, the schedule is di' Stanley Morse Sports Editor crude one. 2. Of or pertaining to ground. vided into practical demonstrations Peg Miller . Managing Editor V - a certain locality where the Pea' and theory instruction. Everyone Copy Editor nuts will Friday night Helen Chandler Yes, when a thing like that hap' spend will agree that a comfortable bed Make-u- p freezing in which. Ellen Vaugh . . Editor is pens (T. P. and . Melton, not the essential 2ariwjlcome First the Marilyn Shaeffer ...... Advertising Manager fire) , it's enough to restore a man's Dirndle: n 1, Style of dress worn girls learn how to make a bed the Elizabeth Burket Assistant Advertising Manager faith in miracles. Teleologically ..... by those attending German Club technical 'way, then to change a bed speaking, it's not sound, of course dance in Babcock Friday at 8 with someone in it. The" next step Jean DeLaney i j Gradation Editor but nobody seemed much wor' Usually worn by female sex only. is a bed'bath lesson. Members of Staff Aaaiatants: Cary March, Edith Beck, Jean Mclntyre, Loia Schroeder, Eloise Smith, ried about teleology when our boy the class are drafted for this, both Jeanne Washabaugh. , Energy: n. 1. Power forcibly ex' Gladden, Krupa made with the drums. to wash and to be washed. It is sur- Asitant! Aliff RrvW Martha lean Stoll. Ginnv Miller. Pen Miller. Janis erted , . . as in trumping part' Pat McKee, Lillian Kajelr Betty Ruth Conway, -- Dick Yoder, " Jim Holroyd. Loia Which goes to show how relative prising to learn that a bed'bath is Sally Mary Ayara, Edith Bender, Dorothy ner's ace at the Domino bridge Havenaa. Wade. Marearet Warner, Jean life is, after all. As it were. a lazy is Vaugh, Marearet Ackerman, Lorraine Duckworth, Beatrice H annum, Betay MacMillan, party in Babcock on Saturday af' not recreation. The patient Doria Day, Sarah Evana, Joyce Kempf, Betty Piatt, Wilma Conover, Lilamay Walkden, rubbed briskly with a towel, then is Hyatt, Vivian Douglas. ternoon. , . Edna slapped for an alcohol rub, .and Perhaps the Decision of 1. . . Great Formal: n. A war. casualty . finally is pounded for a back mas' - modern times was faced by those except at the College, of Wooster. sage. After that "exercise", -- she is who held tickets both 2.- to events. We That which you are . always gladjtostay in bed. Another prac' Collegiate says that courtesy understand that four cases of di' borrowing from . UR old friend. Webster's Dictionary, your roommate. tical lesson is the mask and gown-technique- is "a favor performed with politeness" or "an expression of manic insanity (symptoms: drool' 3. A, dance planned by the Darts This involves putting on respect." It is with reference to the latter idea that students need a little ing at the mouth, wild waving of to take place in Babcock Satur' a hospital smock and face mask reminder occasionally, and there are three main fields where improve' the arms, hysterical giggling) re' day night. without touching the outside, which suited from the frustrated attempt ment could be made. Gosh: interj. 1. A short concise ex' is the contaminated side of the among weaker wills to go in two gown. Can you puzzle out how The most noticeable lack of respect, or absent'mindedness if you clamation . . . can mean many to different directions at the same hang up a smock from the inside so like, is shown during the chapel hour. This cannot be mentioned too things. Commonly used when an' time. We noticed one of these pitiJ that it hangs on the outside? The often, because it is a serious breach of manners to make noise inten' nouncement made of invitation to able spectacles at a point just half final practical work is the baby's tionally even if the speaker is most deadly dull. It is distracting to Seventh Section's formal in Gal' way between the Chapel and the bath. Since there aren't enough bab' those who try to listen, especially those who are really interested. pin Hall Apr. 1. Gym kneeling in an attitude of ies to go around, the class has to be Knitting, reading letters, and surreptitious studying is condoned only H .: Place where alphabet devout prayer for guidance, no r. our satisfied with a large rubber doll. should be done r because some people will do it anyhow. But it quietly, doubt. stops. . while noisy rattling of papers, giggling and scuffling, which was quite The theory lessons are inclusive. evident during a recent speaker's talk should not be countenanced at all. A well organized home life is stud' It was admirable, through it all, ied under health standard and nu' There is an old saying by Confucius to the effect that "one never to note with what unselfish sacri' trition. Communicable diseases, es' hurries unless he is late", which brings up another sad state of affairs. fice I'm All some of our faculty gave up Ears pecially those of children, are People late to classes and club meetings delay their start, , orjupset and their, desire to hearMelton in or: stressed along with the care of the distract from the business being handled. Etiquette books all stress . der, out of a deep sense of academic It's either the effects of sprjja or aged, chronic, and convalescent pa the importance of being on time, and your future employers will be duty, to study (quote:) "the psy the lingering memory of Friday's tient. Public health and maternity especially strict on this point, you will find. Also, just because you chology of the mass, neo'barbanc blessed chaos, that has left Yr. care are introduced, and an are late or in a great hurry, there is no excuse for slamming doors as ac rhythms," "contemporary Ameri' Columnist with that feeling of iner' quaintancesfyip is obtained you go through them. with can musico'physical phenomena". tia. Honest, though, not very much medicines and first aid. happened this Last but not least, there is the very touchy subject of behavior at weekend. The course is taught' from the meals. Although it may be granted that the conversation may become Let us quickly though, Possibly a classic example of op' assure you, popular approach, but all the makes con-- infor' quite spirited, excessively loud and boisterous shouting you the-faculty-me- that all is lost. The not engagement mation-is-rece- nt-a -a- mber . . . i i .. . r -- . ni i 11 portunismwas n d ccurate."" ana gives people a baa impression or you. oioucning, graDDing, of Pug Conover to Cal Dagg, spicuous (initials V. T. A. Ferm, if you in' an' Whether a girl is planning on a leaning, and 'eating with your nose' also are bad. Everyone knows nounced at the Sphinx formal Sat' sist) who drank his fill of T. D., career or marriage, she is always good the table and it is a 1 the essentials of good manners and , taste at urday was a No.. event. Best and then dashed home, donned his going to be a woman in a home. shame not to make use of them. wishes, kids , and those were tux,- - and was first in' line for ice . And it is the women in the homes lovely camellias! The brief survey of discourtesies just given might lead one to be' cream and cake at the Melton re' who do the "home nursing". lieve that students here on the campus are a bunch of crude, rude, and ception. There ought to be a verse Barbara Bittner, Mary Ann of scripture to cover a situation Grimm, Laudenslager, Alice indifferent hoboes. Naturally, this isn't the casefor the most part Joan Wooster hospitality. They include like that! Quinn, Lilamay they are charming and delightful people to know. But there are times Warden, and Virginia Atinson from Cleveland tf-tYn -- inof-Mrl - - ixiViort fki'e cppitib tKi. -r- - rn1 WV- all a trniltv Mildred Moore went to Akron this fvrortirn Heights who visited sister Jane, Pat past weekend to see fylrs. Barbara at one time or another, so let's see if we can't do something about it, The writer of this column was Marker from Columbus, friend of Brett who went here last semester. one of the cultured few among the Jean Emery, and Betty Horner from She had the fole'of Andrea in the students who gave his whole eve' Mansfield, guest of Mary A n n play "Cry. Havoc!", .presented by ning to an appreciation of ' Better Grimm. Dorothy Little and Evelyn Akron U. and after the perform Things at the Melton concert. (Oh, Baer entertained their mothers. What Is "x"? ance, entertained her shut up! I got a right to say what Wooster friends at the Phi Mu house there. Kudos for the IMMEDIATELY after spring vacation from April 15 to 21 you will I please. This is a free country, and most original party of the year go I be asked to contribute to the World Student Service Fund book drive. you're not Martin Dies.) I was in' Other travelers included Jean' to Ann Douglas and Pun Beyer. The Student Senate is organizing and directing the campaign, but vited to the reception, too. When nette Sprecher and Marjorie Dan' That's what we like to : - " -- see,, girls .. . . timely themes! y VU alS Ul( A ) U1V UIUUIU VJUUllWl. J AAA V11V WA, A V W. V VUU v. I got there they mistook me for forth who went to Cleveland, Mary success because of you, or it can be a complete flop somebody else and me the I. Love, to Grove City, and overwhelming 'put in Marge Morale Builders because of you. It is up to you to determine what you are worth. kitchen cutting ice cream. But I did McCiure who visited in Warren. Recent uniforms back on manage (after stabbing seven peo' Eileen Larimer and Peg Tremier campus what the S. S. F. is. is the You want to know, of course, W. It pie in the back and digging were other have belonged to Bob Brown, x'44, - - my Akron visitors. Home' national institution- connectea witn similar- siuuem renei urgm usauuus elbows sharplyTitbthe sidesTbf ward " bound "wereTrudy"Martin, and sister of Marion,. ChucWeiss, in continental Europe, China, England, and bweden. I he Interna now stationed at Grove City, nineteen others) . to have a few Pat Bryant, Ruth Mast, Joyce Rob' offices Geneva, Switzerland. tional are in words with my old friend Jimmy erts, Esther Purdy, and Kitty Dice. George Bell, and Herb Ervin. Phyd VanDuzers fiance, Burger You have already supported the W. S. S. F. through your dona Melton. What we said to each Jim ar' Guests' Signatures , rived Tuesday a.m. and, lo and be' tion to the Big Four as it gave $200 to this fund. Now, however, you other will remain in my memory a hold, doesn't Phyd arrive, all alert, may contribute directly by backing the book campaign. long time as a source of inspiration. This week's signatures in the for a first hour philosophy class! I said, with perfect composure (ex' Guest Book include those of Tvfri' These books are shipped" to students in prison camps from whom cept that my voice started off in an dine Uher, sister of Phyl, ffom Gar. That is devotion, Mr. Ferm! books,' notebooks, pencils order , a universal plea comes for and in to uncanny, cracked high C), "Won't field Heights, Opal Walter from Psychology majors, please note! have some means of spending their time profitably.' The paramount you have some ice cream?." "Yes," Homeworth, friend of June Stew In a recent letter received by Bones problem of the prison camps is that of morale, hence the' importance he answered. The word rang in my art, and Arline Colgate of Mus' Mengel, an interesting study in de' do of furnishing men something to with their minds. That is what ears. kingum who visited Helen Hibbs. velopmental psych, is evident. Well,' your books can do. You may be certain that these books reach their Down at Korner, Jo Bowman developmental something. . destination. Books are mailed from the United btates to Ceneva from played hostess to PoIIv from ,S6nis lucky souls, with expert Daily Aw, heck, that's all there is (loud which they are. redistributed to the prison camps. The postage is paid Cleveland and sister Virginia while manipulation of space and time, cheers) . After scraping the pan by the countries through which they travel. Even Germany cooperates Betty were able, to hear the best parts of Marer entertained Alberta and licking the spoon of Wooster' Each package contains a receipt which is filled out, signed, and Roon, Priscilh. Webster, and both programs. Ever since they've Hel ia. we discover that most of the ; returned to Lreneva by the prisoner, --thousands ot .letters have been en Lindsley, all of Oberlin. Lots S. F. been jording it over the rest of us inmates spent the weekend, pen received by the W. S. expressing gratitude or the new lease Myers was the guest of Phyllis Oli' with smug, insufferable, "Latcmy in hand, describing T.D. to open' on life which books Ijave provided. In many cases they have replaced ver cake'and:had'it'too" look on their and Joetta Kucuc came down mouthed pals at home. That makes dispair with hope. . from Cleveland with faces. If I had my way, they'd, all to reminisce two of us. And so, with profound Miller Manor friends. Surely you can spare some of your science or English books. be hanged from the nearest con' apologies for this struggling edition When you are at home during vacation, look over your library and venient yard'arm and their heads In the Better Late Than Never of "I'm All Ears", we pull this ten pack up some of it when you return to school Donate the books to aid suspended in baskets over the en' Department, we hasten to mention a stop. Oh, waif a minute . . . prisoners. Prove that "x" can be a powerful Kauke. Easter, all! the student unknown. trance to some guests who last week enjoyed happy you ' fersday, March 30, 1944 THE WOOSTER VOICE Pae Three

- Professionalism Chances of Major Leapes Hard REPORTS OtJ SPORTS I vs. Amateurism; Hii as Draft Galls Players Daily Need New Rules By STAN MORSE Wind. rain, snow or sleet, base' last year. This whole idea of amateur ball spring training still goes on. The Brooklyn Dodgers got a jolt Jiave-volum- - standing, could es writ' About all the news that hits the the other day when they learned The campus is still up in the air. you must not touch "him until he is ten on it, both pro and con, and is sports pages these davs is news that thcir ace J pitcher, Withlow -- The students are just recovering older. a touchy subject'Time and again about baseball, and now it is coming Wyatt has been reclassified from l'A a "typical?", weekend on the This has two sides to the ques one is hearing about some person along They had been depending on him Wooster campus. What with Tom tion, but this seems in corner it who is ousted from the amateur There is much talk going around for 20 games this year. my Dorsey, James Melton, formal kinda screwy. Of course we be may circle because it was found out that already as to how the major league Connie Mack, the grand old man dance, et al, they get back to the all wet. It seems to this one, that if years before he received a dollar for pennant race will pan out. For the of baseball, who has been waiting dull routine again to wait years for a kid has the talent play the to in throwing a ball at someone, or first time in a decade or more the 13 years to win another pennant another two days as full as that. big leagues, and that is what he has something like that. New York Yankees are not fav thinks that maybe he" can ao it this his heart set on, that is what he After slowly coming back to ored to win the American League year at last. The way he states it, should do. It's not a case of giving Example of Red Grange earth again, we sec that the world nag. Many are predicting a second we can do it if we can keep what the baby all the candy he can eat, A classic example of this is the got along almost as well without division berth, and some are iust we have now. The Athletics stand but rather a case of giving the base great Red Grange, who ran away us, but that important things hap' saying that they have no hopes to lose a couple of their old, expc ball operators something be able with every single sport event he pened in the world of sports. The to whatsoever and the Yanks will fin' rienced pitchers, but the nucleus baseball to work on. ever attempted. He is an all time, ( fortunes took an erratic ish in the cellar. of the squad will be around about All Time All American football turn by the of Judge Weed New Talent ' There is 15 or 16 players who have either announcement player, and walked away with the no doubt that the Yan' Kennesaw Mountain Landis, This year baseball is going kees have been hit been rejected or are too young or the Olympics when he was in them, and and hit hard, King Supreme of organized base through a period it has never had to perhaps the too old. afterwards, they found out that he hardest of any of the ball, when he announced that the go through before, and why not clubs so far. Manager Connie Mack doesn't say he has - had played .basketball for a few dol' Joe. Mc major leagues cannot use American give it a chance? Let the majors lay Carthy received anything sensational, but he be lars. As a result they tried take has word that Legion ball players. in a supply, because it's going to to shortstop lieves that the loss of Bill Dickey, away all his medals and hard' Frankie Crossetti has de' take years to get back what they cided to Gorden, Luke Appling, No baseball ruling set forth by earned prestige, and smeared his stay out of baseball for Joe Char are losing every minute. Next year the duration, and stick ley Kellar, Dick Wakefield the Judge has set off such a verit' name all over the papers. it out on his and it will be harder yet, and maybe if job Tommy Bridges, able shower. of fireworks as this war in California. On top of just to mention a the strict ruling stays in force, base-ba- ll Amateurism Carried Too Far this, Fireman few, have leveled latest one. The baseball operators Johnny Murphy has sort of the league will have to fold up, and that example reported off. are at a loss now as to what to do, Another is that which to Uncle Sam, and pitcher would be a major catastrophe. Earl Bonham will Already the A?s have infield as many of them were planning to just happened the other day at the probably be ac an If leagues a that is expected use 16 year old players on their the: major were al' Cleveland Indians training camp at cepted in week or two. setup to start the teams this year. lowed to pick out prospects among Lafayette, Ind. There was a 16 vear The loss of these two pitchers. season April 18th against Wash' the American Legion Kids this year, old boy named Ed Oley, Who was Murphy and Bonham, practically ington. It included, Dick Siebert, American Le"gion Baseball next year they would have some' crazy to play baseball. His father strips the Yankee pitching staff back aT first base, and Irv Hall, The American Legion baseball thing solid fall nothing. back to back on, and that is a . personal mend of Lou Bou' down to And with the loss at shortstop, Edgar Busch, up league has a long history. This vet' is just what they need. dreau, and he asked Lou if the kid of Crossetti, it leaves the infield from Elmira, at second, and George erans' organization got the idea to This of course opens up" the way could practice a little with the In' composed of first baseman Nick Kell, a 21 year old boy who burned startbaseball for kids teams who for money hungry big shots to try dians. Etten, who is l'A and scheduled to up the league last year at Lan- havie wanted to play, and it has and take advantage of someone who Ed was given an Indian suit to be drafted: shortstop Oscar Grimes. caster, Pa., and led all organized been a big success. There have been doesn't know what it is all about. wear and went out and tossed not a regular, second baseman baseball last year with a .396 bat- many top'flight legion up teams Many a kid would be liable to take a few balls to the players. He re' Lreorge btirnweiss, 4'F; and third ting average, throughput the country and nearly baseman g an offer from a big league club, ceived not a cent for this, but still Don Swegan, who is ailing Oh, it's really going to he some-thin- every town and village has one, just for the sake of the glory con' it was declared professionalism, and from a sore arm. to watch, this coming season. Many of the big league players to' nected with it, so it must be done he has been ruled ineligible for high Over in the National League It's going to be one of ups and day are graduates of the American with a good deal of care.. school athletics. side of the fence, things look a little downs and one surprise after an , Legion ball teams. One of them, The country today is full of hid' This seems to be brighter. The St. Louis Cardinals other, but that s what makes the Vernon Stephens, one of the great carrying ama' den talent that would pop' into the teurism a little too far. There are remain the choices to repeat last game what it is. est shortstops today, came from the open if it were made known that some sticklers, who do things year's performance and capture the American Legion ranks. carry there is a chance for the majors. All a bit too far and it should be pennant. They, have suffered com' The essence of this ruling is that this brings up another problem too. stopped. paratively little and have come up Take Advantage of a Good boys are not allowed to play in the that of amateur standing in the Lets keep the game clean at all with better replacements than any Opportunity ...... Have Your - major leagues -- schools. costs,,- other club so far. They look in good . untiU they have The way it is now "as soon but, let's stay clean while Clothes Cleaned At reached their 17th birthday. 16 as a kid becomes connected with ' shape and "still have the same old No we re doing it, ..... ELLIOTTS year olds at all. One cannot ex' professionalism in any way with fire and pep .that carried them along During pect the majors to operate with 16 sports, he loses what is called his means so much, a ruling could be Easter Vacation year old boys, but with an eye to amateur standing and can no long modified temporarily. As we all the future, the greatest source of er play for his school. know here, there are Navy cadets, CITY TAXI untouched baseball manpower is in If a boy is planning to further his who before joining up were profes' ELLIOTT'S Laundry and Dry Cleaning the American Legion ranks. In or- education, this is the greatest prob sionals, but entering the Navy made 8 1 2 der to play big league ball, a kid lem he will run into. It seems that them eligible, to participate, so why PHONE 38 -- must start out,-- but the big boss says in" times" like" these when so little not make the same condition, on a different scale to a kid who would like to play professional ball, but still be able to participate in sports The WAYNE COUNTY at a school he is attending. Buy Your Summer Play Shoes at AMSTERS - NATIONAL BANK They Feature Various Styles and Colors - has served this community for nearly 100 years Wedgies and Baby-Do- ll Styles are a Specialty Not too big to know you but large enough to serve you Established In 1845 HIS PROTECTION 1HSTEB SHOE "STORE. Compliments of , MATHEWS CONFECTIONERY

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l-Pembr- Friday, Mar. 3 oke. An Easter Sunrise Service will Everybody! Dust off your dirndls The Navy and the students of Use of Plasma Tuesday, Apr! 4 Prof. Anderson. be held by the. Y.W.Q.A. in the . and .dig your dungarees and out. Wooster were treated with a double music room of the Student Union (Continued from Ptge 1) prepare for a big time. The place Wednesday, Apr. 5 Pres. Wish' thrill, having both T. D. and Gene next Wednesday mcrrmi-- i is Babcock basement, the day is . art and Girls' Glee Club. i from Red Cross correspondents and meeting, planned by the new cab' Friday, Mar. 31, and the occasion Krupa on the same bandstand at lieutenant General Mark Clark, inet, will begin 6:45 a.m. The is of course the German club dance. the same .time. Gene Krupa hasn't at Commander of the Fifth Army, the Tommy Dorsey Relates program will include group Polkas, two steps, fox trots, and lost that old touch on the skins, sing' ghting was safastand furious that choral devotional and waltzes, led by Miss Buccalo will Schedule and ing, a group, the wounded could not be kept in Techniques and it looks as if he never will. reading. be featured. Due an acute dramatic one place Ion genough for a trans' to man' shortage, the affair is date' When asked how he liked play fusion. Medical corpsmen trotted power (Continued from Pagt 1) ess. The evening will be topped off ing with Dorsey, Krupa promptly alongside the Utters, holding the by but short by refreshments, and entertainment train, any conveyance replied with a smile, that it could plasma bottles aloft so the trans' of stick is acceptable. Art Guild will be provided during intermis' a pogo hot be better. He said Tommy, was fusions could be given neverthc sion. Sweet vs. swing presents no prob a great guy and a wonderful friend, less. The Art Guild meets on Friday In place of the regular meeting lem to Tommy Dorsey. He finds and he liked it very much.. Edwin M. at 7 p.m. in Taylor 203. There will A letter from Major of the German Club, a motion pic' jive easier to play in some cases, - Middle East As most music lovers know, be a quiz program and regular . Wrighj; serving in the ture, entitled "Der Wiener Sanger' but there is little difference. Sales there. Krupa was with Benny Goodman studio work. Members please be tells of the use of plasma knabe", on Mozart music will be and Variety rating determine a brother of Capt. for a few months the latter part of present. Major Wright is a presented. This will take place in song's ' popularity. Programs are Robert Wright of Wooster also last year. He joined Benny when Scott Auditorium next Tuesday, varied to the customers tastes, T.D. he heard he serving in that area. that was planning an at 4 and at 7 p.m. A true and false being V"a very commercial sort of overseas tour, but then that fell Turkish Mdical officers "Two quiz may be presented afterwards. guy". Lest that leave you with a through, he accepted an offer from Prexy at Columbus here study U. S. meth' were sent to grim impression let us assure you Dorsey. He has been with the T. D. assigned to take them ' ods. I was Glee Gives godd -- is Club Concert that our friend Tommy a outfit since December 22. : President Wishart will attend the" 1 artiund and consequently learned a right joey sort of fellow. meeting of the Ohio College Asso' lot myself. But one deserves special (Continued from Page 1) - Krupa now holds a l'A draft ciation held at Columbus, O., on In answer-t- o that inevitable and classification, but is as mention. Last March a soldier was girls in this concert; with Barbara in doubt to Apr. 1. inane question, "How do you 4ike when he will be called splattered . with gasoline Cooper, college sophomore, as as' up. which Wooster?" Tommy replied that it soaked his trousers and then caught sistant accompanist. Still in the back of his mind is an was the first Coca'Cola programme fire. From the waist to the ankles The 6ame program will be pre' idea of some day in the near future Official Easter vacation begins had played mmus a raging storm. he was so badly burned that not sented Mar. 30, at 6:30 p.m.. in to start up his old band again. That Wednesday, Apr. 5 at 5:30 p.m. Let that put an end to further of skin remained. The loss the College Chapel for the Navy. is the one definite thmg that he is Instruction begins 8:30 a.m. on a spot gripes Wooster weather. of blood serum from the body was The price of admission is 40c, about planning to do. It seems the man' Tuesday, Apr. 11. Flash! We just discovered ' of the main things to contend and there will be no reserved seats. that power shortage does not bother one "Dalin bey in" meant! During the with. He was given 250 cc of blood Tickets are now on sale for faculty him, as he claims there are plenty course of the interview Mrs. Dor plasma or blood every so often to and students at Kauke Hall. They of good musicians still in the coun went to St. Joe's University for a sey, who is Pat Dane to the. cinema, ' : keep his body functioning, ne may also be obtained at Holdeh try. ; time and studied theology, then poked her be'snooded head in the dropped in weight from 165 to 113 Hall from Evelyn Cotton and Dor he. landed in, big time. door to inquire of her spouse, "Dar Gene went to high school in rounds before he began to pick up. othy Dunlap, at Babcock Hall from ling, did you bring my bag in?" Chicago, and started beating the It was plain to all who had the By "pinching" spots of skin from Jane MacDonald and Marjorie translated "Dalin bey in". That drums almost as soon as he could good fortunesAto witness the per' the rest of his body they gradually Rydstrom, and at the door on Mon clears that up. walk. He landed his first job with tormance last Friday that Krupa is grafted it oyer the burned areas. day night of the concert. an orchestra at the ripe old age of still the master of the drums, and "Yesterdav this chap, Sgt. R., As we left, our Presbyterian eyes 15, but continued his education. will be for quite some time to doctors think he will have almost was finishing his seventh month in shifted around in a futile attempt Graduating from High School, he come. 100 cent recovery. But it took the hosoital. He has had 76 blood per to unearth signs of marijuana or 76 blood donations to keep him transfusions of 250 cc each during gin. Finding none, we will gladly alive. He now wegihs 143 pounds that time. All the skin is now re' fight air rumors to this effect, and is improving steadily. if placed on his legs except for a we sound like agents, well? During this year the Red Cross couple of small spots on the calves must collect more 100,000 He walks without a cane, can exer than pints of blood each week. Wayne rise, and bend both knees though County will continue to do her Freshman Forum Why Not Hike Out to the as yet somewhat stiffly and the share in supplying much needed

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