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Volume LVII WOOSTER; OHIO, THURSDAY, MARCH 27 1941 Number 20

New Heads Take Student BodyElect W.S.G.A. Board CHAPEL Men's Glee Club Which Becomes ActiveEarly in April Tuesday, 'April 8-D- ean Westhafer.v Color Day Queen Their Places I n Wednesday, April 9 Men's Glee club. Makes Departure Thursday, April 10 Music. , Kenarden Council I AY' Friday, April .11 Rev. Wilson Bean. For Spring Trip Reigns At Pageant ''' -- ii'i Making .their last concert appear Kenarden council has taken on a before their spring - W.S.G.A. Extends annual v'- ances' tour Siudenis Plan Setting . new personality with the election of AA upon which they embarked this noon, new section presidents and other of- ' - 1 the members of the Men's Glee club For Market' various ; Pers Wonien ".Persian A brief review of the i ficers. , For .y-A- f presented their program twice Sun- elections follow. i . A--"- day, March 23; first at a vesper serv. Preparations for the 1941 Color ! The Betas of First section invested 1 aAV-A- ' After Holiday ice in the First Presbyterian church of day pageant are progressing rapidly the principle jobs of the coming year Warren and then at an evening service the capable direction of Betty vice-preside- under on president Bill Devitt, nt in the First Presbyterian church of Dodds and Alice Form co-authors. George Hackett, treasurer Dave Senior privileges, which will go into an, Youngstown. After the vesper service, . .. a v All committees have been appointed, Brown, and secretary Byron Lerch. effect following the spring vacation, J J, the young people of the Warren and now actively organizing the Second' section, voting near the end have been announced by Lois Barr, are church entertained the-grou- p at sup- various phases of the picturesque pro- of last month, decided on Jim Bean, ( v judicial president of the W. S. G. A. per. The club reciprocated with Settings, vice-preside- a duction. music, costumes, and nt; Wff president; Howard Van Noate, Closing hours will be observed as group of informal songs, and Ralph multitude factors Don McCarley, treasurer, follows: Sunday nights at 10 o'clock; of minor are in ' A. Young, director of admissions, V -- '':-:, the process of careful planning under and Jack Melfin, secretary. Monday through Thursday nights, at showed moving pictures of the cam- the supervision technical -- Third is resting the entire burden 10:30 o'clock; and Friday and Sat of student pus. experts who familiar with of administration upon two officers, urday nights at 1 1 o'clock. are the land Tonight the club is singing Wa- president Pete Gruber, and treasurer Seniors may obtain permission from at and culture to be represented. bash, Ind., and from there will swing heads Dan Cordova. the Deans' office to keep automobiles'; Don Coates the set committee, through the mid-wes- t, with most of those who will Fourth's contribution to the men's however, only those persons owning and assist him in the their be given in metro- the governing group is their president, Bill cars may drive them, unless special concerts to, construction of background are Chicago. series Bailey, elected Sunday night. Max permission is obtained. politan For their of Paul Ecelbarger, Herbert Ervuv. Bill they will make use of both Lefevre, Richard vice-presiden- concerts, Craven, Sproul, d, John Hellman is t, Bob More-lan- Seniors may drive out of town RUTH LAMBORN the sacred program they gave recent- Dick Caton, and Bob Marsh. treasurer, and Pete Hanna, sec- without a chaperone until the closing Pat CELIA RETZLER ly the First Presbyterian church Ruth Lamborn from Arlington, Va. retary. MARTHA McCREIGHT hours of the dormitory, provided that in Marker and Anne Wharton will help was elected 1941 May Queen the 1 the program which they will pre- at ; Fifth's election, which took place Celia Retzler was elected president resentatives who will hold office until they - sign out, "motoring," and give and as painters. - regular home' secular final elections in chapel Wednesday, last week, named Bob Cope president, of the judicial board of W. S. G. A. June, are: Phyllis Clark junior, Kath the destination if possible. sent at their Arthur Kaltenborn of the speech' be given some March 26. Her maid of honor will be vice-presiden- Twit- - concert, to time after department, who is acting as faculty Joe Dodds, t; Bob Irvin, and Martha McCreight president of ryn Smith, junior, and Ruth Revision in general permissions, also the vacation. Eleanor Rodgers of Wheeling, W. Va. advisor Stranahan, secretary; the administrative board at the annual chell, sophomore, for Holden; Gar made recently by the W. S. G. A., spring to the staff, has constructed a treasurer; John Ruth has been active in Campus ice sophomore, Below is detailed schedule to be scale model of. Severance stadium, and John Smeltz, sergeant-at-arm- s. elections held in chapel Friday, March Miraldi, for Holden read as follows: followed during the Thursday, activities since her freshman year, be Eugene Beem is Sixth section's new 21. Annex; Betty Miller, sophomore, for Closing hours will be observed at trip:' upon which dances and other rou Wabash, Friday, ing co-writer of the Color day script chiefexecutive, withayHuds9nf Celia Retzler is from Wooster and Crandell's and Westminster; ' Jean 10 o'clock on Sunday nights; on Sat March 27, Ind.; tines are being devised. ,- Rushville, ast year, serving ds literary editor of vice-presiden- J March 28, Ind.; Sunday, Music and sound effects under t; Arch Duncan,' treas- has been in Student Senate, served on Flaxington- freshmany for Hoover; urday nights the deadline will be 10i30 are of the Index, and prominent in classical and Bob Kerr, Y. W. cabinet, and is secretary of the Margaret Wurmnest, freshman, for o'clock for freshmen and sophomores, March 30, vesper services Fourth the direction of Harriet Foster, who is urer; secretary. plays. Eleanor has been a class officer off-campus Presbyterian church, 'evening Seventh is depending upon" only junior class. Mart McCreight is from the houses. and 1 1 o'clock (as before) for juniors and at present planning the selection and meeting of the Sunday Evening club,' and served on Student Senate. three men to guide their destinies for Washington, Pa., and has been on The new boards will take over early and seniors. adaptation of a musical background, 1 ' Jeanne Simmons, 1940 Color day , Chicago; Tuesday, April 1, programs and the recording of various 1941-4- 2; the board and in April. . sound the year Hal Streeper, pres W.'.A. A. in Student Shack permissions will be eliminated will several Chicago high schools, queen crown Ruth at the Color effects. vice-presiden- in and Appropriate music be Ed t; Senate. for period must ident; Merkle, and a trial of a month, during day ceremonies be held evening concert in Drexel Park church to on May 10. prepared for routines of widely secretary-treasure- r. Members of Administrative which girls varied Perry Narton, the time need not be in their The pageant t be given (tentative) ; Wednesday, April 2, Rog- at that time character. Examples Ninth has Bob Dailey, Board of W. S. G. A. were elected in Camp Jobs Open dormitories until 8 o'clock each eve- are the "Fossil. anointed was written by Betty Dodds and Alice church, Chicago; Dance," from Saint-Saens- ', president; Bill Barr, vice- president; chapel, Wednesday, March 26. The ning. This procedure will be subjected ers Park Thursday, "Carnival - Foreman and is entitled "A Persian Tom Bahler, board membership is permanent and For College Men the end this period, April 3, Niles, Mich.; Friday, April 4, of Animals," which is to be used as secretary; and Kenner to a vote at of to Market." Students will take part in the Battle Creek- - Presbyterian church; the accompaniment for the beggars' Hawkins, treasurer. is elected by classes. Senior members determine whether or not it shall be dances. Louise Stewart the two S. ' " Sunday, April 5, vesper services of the dance, and "The Sorcerer's Appren . Warburton hall and Livingstone are and W. Calls for summer camp jobs open continued. by Birmingham church, evening services tice," , . Dukas, which will accom- lodge have not elected new officers G. A. presidents. Juniors elected are to college men have been posted by Betty Stew- of the New Ward Memorial church, pany the magicians' act. . yet, but will do so next month. . Lockwood and Margaret Arthur F. Southwick. The jobs will Medical Women Deans Meet Detroit; Monday, April 7, Rosewood Students Margaret Freidinger and Martha art; sophomore, Helen Hibbs. There be in the Alta House camp at Burton, Presbyterian church, Toledo. McDowell, both of whom have spent are no freshmen on the administrative Ohio, a camp which is sponsored by The annual meeting of the Ohio Take Examination considerable time in the Orient, are Klivington, Coates board. the Aha Social settlement in Cleve Association of Deans of Women will acting as technical advisors, oversee Lorna Strawn was elected as the per land. A number of the available jobs be held at Wooster on April 2? and Voice Holds Meeting The Association of American Med' ing the designing of the set' and the . Attend Congress manent senior member of the W. S. are listed below. 26, according to a recent announce- ical colleges aptitude test, which should suitability of the properties, respective- - G. A. Judicial board. Temporary rep- - ment by Dean of Women, Rachel Thursday evening, March 27, at 7 be taken by all students who expect to Klivington Stanley Campcraft counselor: knowledge of Albert and MacKenzie. . the board of control of the Wooster apply for entrance to a medical school crafts and general camping experi Phoebe Houser is the chairman Coates will represent Wooster at the World citizenship and education will Voice will hold its annual spring meet- by the fall of 1942, will be given on of ence is required. The salary will be the costume which in- national student congress of Delta French Club Gets in the newspaper offices lower Thursday, May 1. Students planning committee, also be the subject of the meeting which ing in - inter-collegia- $65 to $?5. cludes Elizabeth Mackey, Sigma Rho, te forensic will be .opened by President Charles Kauke. This meeting will feature the to .take this test should make applica Anne Stev- Harms, Gwen Polen, Martha Stark, honor society, to be held at. the Grande Illusion" Nature counselor: to qualify,' the F. Wishart. Miss Aileen Dunham is to election of the editor , and business tion immediately to Professor Ernest ean Carroll, Dorothy Reed, Anne ens hotel in Chicago on April 3, 4, applicant must have had courses in make the principal address at the manager for the year 1941-4- 2, discus- Bangham. Grande Illusion and La Maternelle, Wharton, Margaret Freidinger, Cor-ien- ne the g and5JA sponsor? Wooster biology and zoology as well as general opening session' to be held in Babcock sion of next year's,-printin- contract, Two scholarships now available are will be shown - Coppock, and Margaret CoryelL" chapter and as" an officer, Prof. Em French moving pictures, camping experience.- Salary will be the hail. : ' r and discussion of salaries. the Anna Walker Moore scholarship Billie Rhodes will be the leader erson Miller wilj also attend. on April 14 and April 21 respectively same as that for the campcraft coun which is awarded annually by the fac- of and " inthe-afterno6ri- a verse speaking : choir, by The congress; which is held every evening." The : formed selor. ulty to a, Presbyterian : senior, in an members of a Y. W." two years, was first held in 1939 at place of the performance will be Hal Streeper Congratulates Bob Hayes accredited liberal arts college or uni CTAT drama Swimming counselor: life saving group. Washington, consisted announced later. SeH-Governme- D. C, and of nt versity and is valued at $300; and the and examiner's tests are prerequisites For Hitting Jack Pot Other helpers with 'formal debates, This year there will At the meeting of the French club Margaret Pfeiffer scholarship, award production are The salary will be from $70 to $80. Jane Adams, Mary Elizabeth - be over 150 delegates coming from 47 at 7 p.m., March. 25 in lower Babcock, ed annually by the faculty to a grad John- Assistant boy's counselor: general sten, and Ada Trecartin. colleges scattered over the United Marian Roller and Ruth Lamborn, uate of an accredited liberal arts col experience as a camper and, interest in States jrom Cornell to the University president of the club, spoke o n ege or university and is valued at crafts, nature, athletics, and overnight of Southern California.Theywill 'French Art." . - $300. ampbell Wins First hiking are desired. Salary will be $30 form a general assembly like our na- Marian described fifteenth century These scholarships will enable two to $40. tional congress and attempt to put or Renaissance painting, enameling, students to finance approximately one- - In Oratorical Contest Those who interested through bills on the questions of and tapistry, a form of are almost are in any half of the first year graduate work of the above may obtain national defense and federal housing, completely unknown in America. She more com A a in the Presbyterian college of Chris Joan Campbell is winner of the by plete details the placement office. Bills may be presented any mem showed reproductions of the art of at t f tian Education. If necessary this $300 Ohio State oratory contest held at ber, thus giving everyone a chance for this period. W. S. Dowman, assistant personnel 'M may be supplemented by a field work Wittenberg college, March 21," and group discussion. director of the Goodyear position paying $100 annually, will represent Ohio in the national Ruth Lamborn chose three artists of Tire and If and Rubber Company will be the cam- by student aid scholarship from the contest which will be held Evans-to- n, the nineteenth century, Cezanne, Mon- on a in pus April 17 interview board of Christian education III, April 24. The Ohio Wesley-a- n et, and Renoir, and described briefly on to. senior amount- High School Student men. ' ing to $100 thus enabling students contestant, Miss McCarthy, was their, lives, training, chief works, and with very little personal second winner in the contest. characteristics, contrasting their work resources to Visit College in May avail themselves of the Joan's topic was "An with that of "the Renaissance artists. opportunity for American graduate study in the field of religious Menace" and dealt with the moving She presented many: beautiful color Deans Visit Reserve May 3 has been officially chosen education, church social picture problem. As first prize reproductions of their paintings, and work, or Bi Winner the day when : as High School day, For,-Colleg- le. - she received $25, and her oration will several other famous paintings in the e Meeting the student of this campus will be h' be printed in the book which Louvre in Paris. is com- hosts to scores of potential Wooster; piled each year as reference work for Dean-elect Leonard W. Mayo of the ites. The program so far worked out Forum Plans Banquet future contestants. School of Applied Social Sciences of for the day includes a scholarship The competing colleges were Wit Bradford Will Judge Western Reserve University, Cleve exam in the morning. This exam is in Freshman forum is planning to hold tenberg, Otterbein, Ohio University, land, has invited Deans John Bruere Baldwin-Wallac- two parts: one is a comprehensive an Easter sunrise service for the whole e, Kent State, Ohio Index Story Contest and Rachel M. MacKenzie of the reading, the other covers the elected college on Sunday, April 13. It is Wesleyan, Heidelberg, and Wooster. two-da- y - I College of Wooster to a meet field. hoped that this service will be held Judges of the contest were the speech Prof. George Bradford has been ing on the importance o'f social The rest of the day will be given facing east in the baseball stadium and coaches from these colleges. chosen to judge the stories for the con-test-sponsored, work for college men and women. over to campus tours, a play by the that various groups of singers and a by the Index. All stor- The meetings will be held in Cleveland speech department, a concert by one speaker will provide the program. Ricksecker Competes inter-collegia- ies written for the Index are eligible, on Friday and Saturday, March 28 of the glee clubs, the te Dr. Chesley T. Howell of the philos except the very small ones, for one and 29. ' ' - track, tennis, and baseball contests. ophy department spoke on the topic, For of the seven prizes. First prize is 10, Oratorical Prize There will also be an assembly held The guests from forty-tw- o midwest "Moral Decisions," at the meeting of in chapel morning, which second $5, and five of $1 each. colleges will meet on Friday at a , the in the at the forum Sunday morning, Mar. 23 Robert Ricksecker won first place in . Announcement the will .time President Wisharj will address of winners luncheon addressed by Dean Mayo HAL STREEPER BOB HAYES Ruth Gilbert led the devotions at this the Wooster peace oration contest in - the All lab' be made at a dinner for members of The afternoon and evening will be inter-section- visitors. dormitories and al Bob Hayes of Mount Vernon, O., to improve relations in meeting. . Taylor hall, March 19. He received ... t . --the staff late in April. The new editor visiting the Tremont oratories , will, have onen house on spent area, pro was elected president of the' Men's sofar --as possible.' the first prize of $35 and will repre High School day. and business manager of the Index will ject of the Cleveland Welfare federa . Self -- Government Association in the Bob is taking a major in chemistry, sent Wooster in the state contest May be announced this also. where expenditure $82,-000,0- 00 Prcxy Plans Vacation at dinner tion, an of final elections held Wednesday morn- supported by a strong minor in phys Trip 3. Stanley Coates won the second prize up to 1938 is being carried on ' ; The last of the pictures for the In- 26. Runner-u- p was After Speaking of Dr. Grady Finishes Work ing, March Hal lcs, and plans to attend graduate in Chicago $15. . dex have ben sent to the engravers to cope with poverty. Guests will visit Streeper of Bridgeport, Pa. , school upon his graduation from "Peace of the Future" was the ora social agencies Cleveland For Research Committee with the exception of those of the of Saturday "We might use as the slogan for Wooster. He hopes eventually to find Dr. Charles F. Wishart will preach tion with which Bob won over four morning escorted by Reserve students spring sports. At present the biggest the coming j'ear, 'Ol?der Without Or- a position in research work. His extra Sunday, March 30, before the Chicago other contestants. One phase of this Grady,, will Dr. Roy I. head of the job is the editing of the written mate They then lunch on the campus, ders,' " said Bob in an interview im- curricular activities have included Sunday Evening club, in Orchestral appeared in his column in the Voice confer faculty chemistry department, has announced rial for the printers. and with members in mediately following the election. He men's glee dub, tennis team, college hall, Chicago, following which he will on socialist Germany. ' '

-- the that the first assignment of work for afternoon. continued by saying that his plans for choir, and chemistry club. start with Mrs. Wishart for a short The state contest will be among the Research National council has Dean Mayo recendy resigned as as the coming year will include a better Original nominations were an' vacation to the south! Also on Sunday 14 Ohio colleges and offers $100 di- been completed. This work is dealing Quarter Ends sociate executive director of the Wei orientation program .for freshmen in nounced Thursday, March 20, and in' afternoon he will appear with the vided into three prizes. James Baud, with national-defens- e and was sent' to fare council of New York City "Over the men's dormitories, and an attempt eluded Bob Hayesj Hal Streeper, and Men's Glee club. Dr. Wishart has. not senior at Wooster, won this state con- the charge committee in for the re The Dean's office, announces that 100,000 positions in the country re to make the Kenarden .council more Bob Cope; on Friday the field was made any definite plans yet concern- test last year. search first council. Dr. Grady is now wait the quarter for chapel and church quire competent men and women with active than it has been in the past. He narrowed to the two finalists, and the ing his trip south and its duration Judges of the Wooster contest were ing for a new assignment from the requirements will end with spring va professional education in social work," intends to revise the M.S.G.A. consti ultimate balloting was done, yesterday, will be determined by conditions here the Professors Sharp, Knight, and council. , , , , cation. he says. ; t tution to make jt more workable, and March. 26. ' " at Wooster. Henderson, and Dr. William E. Bryce. THE WQOSTER VOICE Thursday, March 27, 1941

4 Letter Features CAMPUS CAMERA )t booster otce . Freshman week, Week: ACP Students Demand . of Prayer Hell week. Holy Air-Rai- d Shelters "V . . . Member . ''StavaitrfWar week,?this week, sext week. Wobster Ai I am. planning to be in London et! keep out of war! College of is too darned week. We have so many weeks Dn order to , Diuributot for October, I though 'I had better u. youth have demanded this consistent- ' ' about any one attend the fol!e6ideDi6est' that no. one ever gets, strdhg offer my services for some unskilled of oregon, a ly during recent years, and last week of them. , job, so' I went round to. an A. R. P. student traveled those interviewed by student opinion alone ijoo Miles v second-clas- was accepted surveys of America in a national samp- Entered u s matter in the is Holy week. post, and for October FROM SITKA, ALASKA; , The week after spring vacation Postofiice Woo Ohio ling again expressed the desire that at iter, days dedication. as what is known as a shelter marshall. N A lb FOOT DORY Again we go through of We the Every third night as soon as the sirens llAfiVARb HAD A . United States should keep away ro national advcrtishm by went through it last fall but we're still stealing Mnanrn - battle Nearly go, I go round armed with deck --TITLE BRICK . from the fronts. six out National Advertising Service, Inc. as many nights-ou- t as we can, we're still doing MUWUM INDIAN COLLEGE . of every ten of those" included in the CtiUg PnWsben KxprtsexUtm Week of Prayer and Holy chair, ..rug, books, sandwiches and If! J the things that the FROM 1654 TO f & survey say they do S. N-- YOKK. Y. thermos, nearby surface not want the U. 420 MADISON AV. W N. -- dos to a very week should be teaching us not to Why -- 1695 BUT ONLY - - , cwimi ovrea Lot Amium FMncnto shelter, where I remain for the night. Navy to intervene if japan decides to is it? Have we spread ourselves so thin with ONE INDIAN '.' I am supposed to see that' everything , attack British Singapore and the -- convocation, compulsory church, prayer meet' GRADATED ; is quiet and orderly, to help where L Dutch East Indies. - Subaaiptioa Ptka, 1J0 par ym. ings, religious organizations, and religion cours' acci- Although 10 per cent of the na- R. can, and I suppose in event of Offio-Jt- oo. 19. feat Hd. Ttbphoo. 898-- es that one of them fails to be effective? any tion's 'students were undecided this Print! by Th CoIImt Prinrine C-o- Woof. Ohio. dents render fist assistance, though on ' issue, the remainder divided ' The . Week of Prayer does not accomplish I trust there are other more skilled are in what sets out to do because it has no prac persons than I who would soon ar this fashion: OffidJ MmUot pcMirtion of The CoOa of WooMr. .it -- -- interveneL.41.-per-cent-- U. - tical application.--We-want someone who can Ur S. should w-a- klr oWinc th acbooi yr. EjMbIuhI in 1883. stand up and show us how Christianity works S. should not interevene 59 per cent My job is not at all strenuous since - under - existing economic - conditions. We're -- Singapore, as one of theJargest " now only about fifteen or sixteen per-manen- ts tired of long-winde- d theorist! We want to be naval bases in the world, and the BOARD OF CONTROL come each night, and a few ' Christian but it's over our heads. You have to Dutch East Indies would be strategic- itor-in-chiW occasional!. Especially of -Ed- as most Hila Mnr- - feel of ally advantageous Japan's East 898-- R make us it. We need a concentration to Far call or 768 the people who come, with the excep- - Man-g- effort, clean-u- p week. sea operations. --Btm'n w tion of one man who is, I think, Texas 898-- R def- call or 1372 CHRISTIAN The present survey appears signifi- initely a little off his head, are very U. Jim ViK --Auodite Editor HAS AN EXHIBIT cant in that it shows American youth pleasant and good at looking after Jim CunclL Sportt Editor OF BIBLES WHICH of college age stilt cling to the hope themselves. In fact, I am surprised Don McCariey-- Adverdain, Mer INCLUDES SOME of keeping out of war, even on the Yfandenust Strikes Here that they come out 'to a shelter, and PRINTED AS i face of ever-growin- g aid to England. NEWS STAFF 'I do not remain in their own home base- FAR BACK AS Last T November collegians asserted that MANAGING EDITOR-- Tnrinarnn uifc ments or ground floors. 1380 Gene Murdock, Bob Uubach, Ralph Crider, Beth Dufficld, As Vacation Approaches averting war was more important even Dob Wilder. After having there three than helping Britain. de- By BETTY DODDS been The same COPY EDITOR, -- .. T"i Lambie nights, I have come to the conclusion cision was reached in February 1940, REPORTERS Martha Stark, Barbara Baker, Mary Ellen Park, that they mainly come for two rea- the surveys found, and during that Dorothy Betty Houliston, Grace Ohki, Jean Hudson, sons. same students Rickards, Eileen Biejty, Eileen Palmer, Betty MacPhee, Friday afternoon will see the roads and month opposed com- Jim Rowe, Cliff Alexander, John Napp, Edith Beck. pulsory military rails leading out of Wooster decorated' pro- First, they are more at ease in their Us To Be training. Even back Columnist Asks Rational in October 1939, majorities declared FEATURE STAFF fusely by suitcases with Wooster stickers on minds than they would at home. 'i ... they and all kinds of be- would not volunteer should the FEATURE EDITOR. Wan Oarrnll them. To all directions, with Second, they come for company I S. DodcU, Allardice, Bill Hail. U. send help . Bob Ricksecker, Betty Jim transportation, the college students are cause they live alone. I think most n Facing International Situation troops to England; jean omeltt. air-rai- "and opposed changing the neutrality is Mecca for the largest ds New York City people' prefer in company does not necessitate the hysterical re law to allow belligerent to buy Amer- SPORTS STAFF number, it appears. Whatever the attraction than by themselves. linquishing of our faculties of reason- By BOB RICKSECKBR ican supplies. Bob Wilkinaon, Hal Streeper, AI Moir, Johnny Gebhardt no doubt the educational advantages of seeing ing. Now, above all other times, the Mildred McQellan I can't say I find much to do; Despite these WOMEN'S SPORTS Town unusual crowd of students ' efforts of college stu- the Big an tucking For' all to whom this column is watchword should be "look before you in people or? their narrow dents to steer clear foreign will be taking in George Washington Bridge, anathema, today is a day of rejoicing, of any MAKE-U- P STAFF wooden bench seems to be my vain leap," for once that leap is, made there entanglements, slight . the automats, Fifth Avenue busses, and all the for after this week's issue of the Voice ' a majority last P is no turning back. MAKE-U- EDITOR Ted Jacoba occupation. The first night I tried to month admitted Ellen Viueh. Betty Steiner. Betty Houliaton, Loil Lambie, other allurements Gotham holds forth. Jack staff takes through , the student quiet one of the two babies who sleep a new over. Eileen Palmer, Martha Diven. Mellin is one of that crowd. He's heading to Let Us Be Rational opinion survey poll, that they felt -

e-weelrwitlr jh?reLutJenly jucceededinwaking - J.-to-spencHh- TheNew-Er- . South' Oranger - a "Above all, be rational.-I- f we jheJJmtedtatesould not stayatu of BUSINESS STAFF Nr him up more thoroughly than ever. letus "Matey" Lessing'; and they have big plans Undoubtedly the new columnist will, the European conflict." - ADVERTISING ASSISTANTS Lewis Van de Vine. Jean However, hope .are to give aid to Britain, let it be Harry Bigelow. I that I am saving The - Smeltx, Margaret Sherrard, Max .Denton, - present survey reveals that the afoot for seeing the town.- . ... not take so extreme and stupid a point on - business-lik- e : standards,' and someone else's sleep who needs it more" not of view as this column has. nearer to the geographical center of AUDITOR Howard Van Noatc than' He'll without consideration of the ultimate Pete Gruber is driving east with a car packed I do, as at the moment I can the United States probably pamper you and bless you as effects. - a 'student attends Jane Adama full Woosterians, and it goes without saying make up in the day time. CIRCULATION MANAGER of you carry the scepter of America's school, the more emphatic he is that Barbara Haas, Betty Hallock, Margaret Stewart, Ruth that wbat they "don't see. in New York City If this is a struggle for an ideal, let the U. S. Twitchell, Douglaa Zook, Dave Thompson, Carroll Reed, mission across the seas, at first to be avoid war. This same trend Van Margaret Wurmnest, be much. visit Howard that ideal be expressed and agreed to Betty Giles, Phyllis Duter, won't A with Dr. filled with lead hate, finally has been noticed before, last month Jane Needham. and and Lowry Princeton is on the calendar for as definitely as possible NOW - by at besmeared with mud. more students in the interior that many students, while Blackwood, ' Great Britain and the United States.. Wooster Jim aione tne coasts appearing more cer- - Go on, you international police- glittering Hi Tyndall plan to be Grover Whalens for that The generalities of last tain we could avoid the conflict. well-know- ii n men, you knight you generous hamlet, and no . doubt will have errants, week's letter, alj too typical of the ex- Thousands of dollars are exhibits like Dr. Einstein, Dr. - supporters of the under-dog- . Get pressed aims of the democracies, is plenty of Gallup not - and Carnegie Lake to point out to their visitors righteous, say you fight for religion, enough. This is characteristic of the Off Beats spent every year lo control our Bob West will stop singing "Home on the state, and home; ask God to lend you loose thinking which will net nothing By DICK MILLER Range" next week while he takes in the city strength to kill. We only hope you and give nothing on which to build crime house criminals, and WILL BRADLEY and his orches-- j waves, to of Trenton, N. J.r with Craig Fabian." Helen " live to learn for what -- your, friends when the conflict ends. By BETTY tra are gracing the Palace to mete out justice to them. To counteract plans in York, as do MACPHEE died. stage in Merry to stay New In the eyes the foremost pro- - QUESTION of Cleveland this week and thne nf n -- DO YOU THINK this the country runs up the national debt try- Terry Stalker and Kay Bigger, who will be Be blind, be dumb, what does one - ponent on the campus of American wh0 heard him there are still talking international crime wave: taking nurses' exams at Columbia Nursing , THE GOVERNMENT SHOULD gain by introspection? immor- ing to legalize an Grant intervention, tnis column has un about his super show. Ray McKinley, ad- Center. Kay plans to spend the last of her REGULATE STRIKES IN DE-- . tality to man so long as he has enemies doubtedly appeared cynical. Can we defeat crime with crime? Shall we a recognized "best" drummer, gave an Washington, D. Max Hellman awell-cooke- vacation in C. on which yent d rage. catch crook?" FENSE INDUSTRIES? to exhibition that in itself well mit that "it takes a crook to a will "vacate" on Long Island, close by Forest We hope this is not the case. It is was worth' means? ' Walter Lyle, Sr.: Yes, although Combine for defense, build for de inevitable that after this war there will the price of admission. The band Do these doubtful ends justify the . there Hills Tennis club . . fense, legislate for defense, dictate for be a taken played everything from today's sweet-es- Can we afford to spend our lives 'and for- are objections to this move because step in the right direction. t Grace Kirk is going to be different. She in- - of socialistic tendencies, I favor defense against what?.It matters not, The League of Nations was such after ballad, through a South American tunes to prevent brothers and sisters murdering re--pe- rumba, tends to go southward with her family and governmental regulation. In this it's fun to watch. the last war. But in order not to at and the nicest exhibition of call holiday? one another, and then, to a We spend the. week in, Florida." Dot Blessman is time crisis the mistakes of that let " -- solid swing, to the exclusively Ameri- of the government should I '- time, us - 1 like-mind- Education say we do not want to gcTt6war. We "don't "a ed soul. North Carolina in general be able to control labor troubles 7 find NOW the" common aim to which can Boogie-Woogie.Th- e outfit is the Ignore your learning, take up the don't have turn and Duke university in particular wiil have the because the purpose is complete we aspire in order that divergent na- - recognized exponent o f America's Jiaveto gQ tQ..wariwe Jo ' and welcome mat out for her. Jim Wise, rumor has " -- call, and have your little plebescites; tionalist desires may newest original rhythm, the Boogie criminal overnight. A democracy is a govern- immediate preparedness and not hv - not make an in . is heading you are democracy, swallowing new- 'Woogie. com-pose- it, for Minnesota or Wisconsin dividual benefit. Cooperation with strument which will backfire on the BRADLEY'S crew is d ment of the people. We are the people. sprint like a Listen the (destination unknown) by way of a bit of government forces is our only hope bifly goat. to world again. of individual artists; Freddie the of today. We are the ones contrast to his historic spring vacation last in attaining the objective. President's mush with that asinine Slack, a tori piano man, Doc Goldberg We are youth Relative year in New York City. Ann Enfield will be smile on your face. Don't try to wake Good one of the better bass men, McKinley, who will carry on what our parents began Jean Loweth, Soph.: Yes, think ex-Ma- y I that up, don't see ultimate conse- Above all, let us rela- hide-beater- seeing Boston with sister Jean, an try to consider the a big man among the s, and before us. Let us profit by their mistakes. Moral . the government should appoint a Queen who has the enyiable job of secretary quences. It's become unpatriotic, and tive good and the relative disruption BRADLEY himself who prides him- physical, they mediation board to discuss prob-lem- s heaven be resistance . is far, stronger than .to the dean of M..I...T. now.. In a dass by.... forbid that the shallow minds to caused, whatever our policy. It self in coaxing solid swing from his ire7 with laborers practice-whatwel- r - the andtheir ofhisjnstitutionshoulddifferfrom teach us. Then let us themselves are Cliff Alexanderand Walter. !.J?0.tJ.?!fihto4 na- - trombone. Prediction Here is 4 group employers and settle the difficulties the shallow taught. Let us lay down our arms and meet the Krumm who contemplate a bicycle trip to mind universal. ..tion to emerge from the caldron in of young musicians who might well be before there is any need Maryland, and West Virginia. to strike. . the best condition to meet a newly the They've been rose-colore- nation's next number Invader with an irrepressible 'moral force. If we Live in your d world of one band. busy bikes -- knapsacks Robert be- formed world; that is merely self week DOR-SEY'- repairing their and fixing Prentice, Jr.: Yes. Unity right de- pres- Last two of JIMMY S do not have that, then why are we fighting? and wrong, dictatorship and so they can be off in the best gypsy tween labor and capital is ervation. sax men ' greatly mocracy; forget the relatives, you are turned up missing it nothing is worth struggling for. Without style. . needed now allow from the Pennsylvania to defense projects, not in college to get an education, It has not been the aim of this col- hotel in New to obtain York, maximum efficiency. - you're here -- be where Jimmy is currently play- to join movements; peace umn to against . things just be What vacation - recital would be complete to Strikes are costly and the resulting ing, and where should they without mention this week, war next. This idea of a different. The aim, if it can be stated, be found of the antics ahead of the tie-up- s of defense but down industries throw cultural y. was the avenue a few blocks Men's Glee club? Chicago is dusting, off its education is the bunk any-wa- to be as rational as possible in a in" the whole the DOR-SEY'- program out of line. Nobody be period of New Yorker playing for S Few of us are aware of, skyline and polishing its parks to look fine wants to able to look emotionalism. However if , HER-MA- the government has at the long view. Let bitter rival WOODY N. next Saturday night when that horde of Woos- us learn stenog- Those people power to regulate strikes who signed last Both Herbie ' it should raphy and journalism so that we can Haymer and' Sam though all of us subjected to, ter warblers descend on its quiet streets . . . . week's letter because are also make it contained noth- Rubinwitch sure that companies are earn our bread. Who wants to know left JIMMY'S reed sec-tio- n All aboard! ing mimical to their beliefs we pass the practices, of the "petty polit- not using unfair practices against that there have been dictators in the for leard positions with the HER- over, but for those infantile minds labor, to obtain larger profits thru past whose ; MAN herd. They wanted on the Wooster Their action nationalism has always a chance to icians" campus. defense who reserved contracts. won enough rope to hang itself . in the . back of their "play" which they didn't get with -- Who behind the scenes becomes evident at every all-ver- Betts wants to know that these same move heads the feeling that America should DORSEY. This is y nice for Allardice's . . . Pond, Fr.: Yes, I think the gov-ernme- nt election, when we can be sure that every ments, evil and wrong all concerned except who should regulate strikes in on the surface, intervene immediately not consider- JIMMY is would-b-e kingmaker is gathering votes were actually the harbingers tearing his hair to find replacements out . ,the plants given over to national of a new ing the above qualifications " better this col- - for his candidate. Sections and other campus Day Off defense. the and existence because of a force for his reed section which halasn t .... If regulation of such umn can hold only underneath. Who scorn. changed in three years. organizations do not hesitate to swap votes if By LOIS LAMBIE strikes was left to any other body" wants to know of the everlasting jnistakes that dying by so doing they further their ends. or organization, irreparable damage can own cultures make that's all might be done in the way of battles past; give us Alumni - They say that in the the present fad and $ Nominate Eastman Weeks; Almost without exception student elections Orient, a century is as lost for any of the powers that the 18.50 a week. a day. Could be. There's a book the United States is are not expressions of true merit, but are rath' on display concerned about. Aid to Britain Necessary Nominate Trustees For shelf in the library entitled ""Moment Pe- - -- New Term : er personality contests. Those persons who act- in Elizabeth Duffield, Sr.: I don't be- - Aid .to Britain is perhaps necessary, ' " king." It covers 815 pages. lieve . let ed ually think and examine the qualifications of that strikes in the defense In- but it' be a cool, pre-meditat- ' E. Fred Eastman, dustry '08 of Chicago, An alumni -- each candidate the should be regulated any thing, and not an emotional out- nominating committee are in minority. Such tac- Looking pver the copy in the Voice office Illinois, and John H. Weeks, '26, of more than in any other industry, burst which in its very headed by Harriet Painter Hopkins, not-so-we- nature will tics as these are not only unfair to the ll the other day just, before Cleveland, Ohio were nominated for the copy editor though there should be negate any benefits good '32, of Lakewood, Ohio, met in the a fair and a policy the presidency known candidates, but frequently they 'started penciling L - of the Alumni Asso- .alumni it up, noticed one interesti- adequate law protecting both labor might have, It is indeed a curious spec- office recently to nominate the. -' "the 1941-194- enable of- ciation for 3 term. incompetent persons to attain high ng' bit about the Y. W. girls making pins and capital. Surely labor has a right tacle when the one nation in the' following for Alumni trustees for the " 1941-194- left-Ov- world The committee composed of alum- 4 fices. er to a share in the increased profits which has been term:. , from yarn and tooth picks. They cer- -' operated as a caused by paradise ' ni which met several weeks ago also the defense boom. for business and competition Cam- ask tainly. economize on everything these days.. . Robert E. Caldwell. '04. of - All we is that students speak their own - throws itself nominated Walter Campbell, '17 of , passionately into a cru-sad- e, w , c Jack Bollens, 1 bridge, Mass.; McSwei minds! Too high school, Jr.: Yes, but through Clevelandru j j n l r. 1.. 7r, JohnTn eney, '12, often in the gridiron I always wondered why they call the the aim of which is known, and Robert P. Hill,tin '31, of . . , ,,, . . picture not - . f Wooster; White government regulation , n- c 1 ; Martha Frost, '20, by the pres-- the iiew vonel .ltv vice-nre- m. hero was elected to office not' on the basis of file of a newspaper '."the ' and results of which can only be i tor the of Columbus; morgue" untilJ saw dency. and E. Gail Carpenter, ent day board, with additional pow-er- s disastrous. For athletic board member, achievement, but solely on the basis of his some of the dead '25, of Wichita, Kansas. pans therein. Kay Miller, to those which it possesses the '31, of adiz; and Peter glorified career, We will never become inde- at It is not the desire of this column Recently Snyder, '38, of Pittsburgh were nom- two alumni are to be elected. Mrs. a.newspaper carried a story of how present time. This seems to be a to gum up die works. pendent as long as we allow our selves to listen Contrary to the inated. Frost and Mr. McSweeney are seeking several children managed to rescue playmate superficial s" a better solution to the problem "notation in last to the "petty-politician- who do a seemingly than week's reelection while the names Dr. Arlo Graber, '26, of Cleveland, act-e- d of who . had fallen through the ice. It seems that to regulate all strikes, letter to the editor, this column has some Caldwell ft' good follow of which ' and'Mn Carpenter will ap-p'ear'io- job in urging us to their advice. never been as chairman of' the nominating Dick Tracy had rescued some the . pacifistic, has never been ballot one week are justifiable, through the medium committee which included Harold Mc the for the first time: It if an insult to our intelligence as college before, and they isolationist. Our country does have remembered how he had done of Miss-Hopkin- a sweeping Laughlin '17, of s, i general law. A law a stake Cleveland ;"Anna. Besides the nomin- student be told how vote! should be in the war, we do want the Jo to We it. Let's hope they don't see someone fall should Dodds Finefrock, '10, Wooster; Nich- from be too inflexible imper- -' present regime ating committee was composed of Ar- and in Germany over-throw- n. entirely capable of selecting our own candi- the top of a olas Frascella, '38,' Akron; Hugh How, building and remember what sonar to cope with 'the individual' thur South wick, '17; Mary Hair Gra- ' ey, dates! R.G.W. , ' '23, of New Philadelphia; -- dy, Ralph Superman did in like circumstances. cases as they' and '15; Young, '29; Charles might arise. But merely because we believe this Ralph Buehler, '3 1, of Dover, Ohio. Moke, '31; and Robert Miller, '34. "March Thursday, 27, 1941 THE -- WOOSTER VOICE

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' ' Don Golf Togs 13 Match Schedule ift Tor 15 Match S e a s o n JTELANTJT Pacing a thirteen match schedule, members of the college tennis team By JOHN GEBHARDT hayje been swinging their rackets in By -- Looking forward to another good JIM CAWiELL --- the gym in preparation for the ensu- sA season, Coach Boles is getting hi golf ing season. Coach Mose Hole has team into shape.- - Already the boys out and does it; . . . Harry Ditch four varsity men returning and the have been twinging their brassies and Criticism, good and bad, has been as swell a guy as he is a football fifth man will likely.be chosen from mashies in the indoor driving range the folly of this corner during, the Bob Black, Gerald Stryker, Bob Pren- -t- in lower Douglass. good player; -f Bill Shinn package of If man can past year. No sporting exhibition has tice, and John Ferguson. ' T be found to fill the fourth --position, been too great or too small to escape pigskinned dynamite; . . . . Dick Varsity men are Wayne Lykes, the Wooster mentor hopes to hare m our attention, and it is with no re- Sproullquiet, but always there ' in number one man, Earl Zeigler, base- strong team. An incentive to. play grets that we relinquish the reigns to the clutch; By Hurlbut consiste- ... ball and tennis playerr and Boh Hayes top notch golf this year is the fact a new administration. We have tried " nt;--. big Bill Miller, pound for and Paul that the Scots are scheduled to par-LPiawinti--- " Gruber three and four men ' to- muffle the ' short-comin- gs of some pound as tough as they come; . . . who will play singles and number two championship"":-- " of the athletes and laud the achieve- - Art ?!iy?-LylEesnd.igIeraret- Hoge-pork- y, he tournaments in state. "May 17 j-r-u- rr-r the Tnenw-i- of --others.- We-have- been-very . and .. popular combination for the first set of doub- marks the date of the state champion", fortunate to enjoy the full cooperation Pudge Hole picture of smoothness Sit les. ship tourney at Columbus on the 36 of athletic director Boles and his staff and finese Red Grenertcould hole ... 1 Ohio State university course. In- to say nothing ' of the participants The net men-journ- ey to Delaware V play on anyone's basketball team; . . . f stead of staging an Ohio conference in the athletic contests. ,Art Murray April 19th for their first match with : Howie Greene lightning in the wa- tournament this seasonTthe conference and brother "Nig" have aided great- the Ohio Wesleyan Bishops. Weather I. r y y winner will be decided in the same ly in their extreme generosity with pic- ter; All the swimmers, enduring; Don permitting, the tennis team will prob- event by team scoring. tures and suggestions. Equally as im- Buchanan southpaw slants that really ably hit the ourof doors after spring V --"ivl The climax of the 1941 season will portant has been the faithful crew of slant. Above are just few the fel- vacation. a of r..: be attained when the golfers by Bob m travel reporters headed the veteran, lows who ath-leti- X participate in Wooster's c Tennis Schedule: again Columbus unwinc-ingl- y to for the National "'"" Wilkinson. They have given . X ? v ,-- - ::: fT V'' jn Inter-collegia- wars and have 19 te of their service and ability. To contributed to April Ohio Wesleyan, there. VjSTLJ Golf tournament". The winning best college teams in the will Hal Streeper, goes the task of carry-in- g combinations on all fronts. 24 Muskingum, there. country Sir be represented. on in '42 and in the words of the To the fellows who plug along in these 25 Mt. Union, here. baseball umpire "don't call them Returning from last season are as fellow's shadows go much credit; for 30 Kenyon, here. you see them call 'em as they are." Pudge Hole, Dick Gernert, and Karl it is they who really determine the May 2 Kent State, here. Kate, all par shooters. The possibilii first-stringe- heights the rs can attain. 3 Oberlin, here. dreamed up the mechanical device as ties for the fourth position will prob- match 'em: Dick Can't Gernert For four years it has been .a pleasure 6 ably rest with Dick Sproull, . Kenyon, there. Pictured above is Charlie McClarren, he talked over his problem in the Douglass answer to any coaches' prayer Dan - - - Miller, Dick Wallace, or Bob reporting the activity of these fellows ,12 Kent State, there. outfield candidate for the varsity base college workshop. The contraption of s Rice. Jennings, brawn and humor a win- The Scott travel to Denison April in the realm of sports and may the 14 Otterbein, there. ning combination; . . . Marv Evans, ball team as he takes his , indoor bat consists of a large net, twenty feet of 22 for their first i By match. As yet, no quiet plugger . . contacts and friendships which have 16 Mt. a . Bill Balloon size Union, there. ting practice., Knowing the need for spouting with a curve at one end, a date has been set for the Kent State doesn't handicap him;-- . '. . Bob materialized have - - - Pren- the lasting value in 19 Muskingum, here. some sort of indoor workout for the ladder, and a human to sit on the . Joe match to be played on the Wooster . Drys-dal- e - tice, pal of everyone . . Toby which - links." ,- I esteem, them now. Come in, 22- Ohio Wesleyan, here. sluggers, Coach Swigart in collabora ladder to throw the balls down the the Rebels the contribution to Hal. Golf Schedule: 29 Otterbein, here. tion with a few campus workers chute. The players are enthusiastic Last call before a short vacation. North; . George Popa, blocking 1 April 22 Denison, there prob- When we it would suit all if we demon; . . . Harry Eicher, his about the arrangement and the return " heart 25 Miami, here. is as big as he is; Red Campbell lem is how could return after vacation to some now to get them out of May 1 Kent, there. couldn't meet or have a finer friend good ole Wooster spring weather. Coaching Staff Assumes Full Spring Time Schedule there when the time is up. 3 Kenyon, there. than Red; . . . Carl Boyer bulky and Then again there would be some 6 Mt. Union, here. """buoyant"; . . Kate--st-ill spring sports to write about and less . Karl" "tells " : p oberlirirtherel you what he can do then of our usual make-u- night head- and goes 10 Denison, here.i aches , . . Volleyball Teams 12 Heidelberg, Things are looking up in our camps here". 13 "Mt. " ' just now. Baseball and track are train- Union, there. 16 Oberlin, here. Battle For Honor ing under increasing pressure every , Varsiiy Netters 17 Conference day. Munson has his boys running, and State . Championship at Columbus f Playing Profs laps up in the thirty numbers. It can-b- e 0 21 Kenyon, here. Receive Challenge said that track is being supported 26 Heidelberg, by more fellows this year than in there. . By ALMOIR previous years ... Looks like a prom- Spring roll sports around every year The volleyball tournament being ising squad for the spring oval . . . and with them come reports of campus run -- off at the gym has reached the Baseball is still confined to the cage W.A.A. Spring Program athletes who ineligible semi-fin- are for. one al bracket with the four teams for its daily drills. Batters are swing reason or another to participate in lining up as follows: Kenarden V ing at the new ball feeder Coach Adds Cabin For Group them. This time it is not because of against Kates, last year's winners; and Swigart has rigged up for them. Pitch, grade or chapel probation or unpaid the Tower club against Kenarden VII. ers are about over their first sore arm bills fines. or The reason for side lin- These teams wilj play tonight and period . . . Everyone seems anxious to In the volleyball tournament Hold- - ing this is time that concerning a rule the winners will clash for the cham- - get their equipment and head for the en II captained by Marge Wiley is for transfer HOLE students. pionship and the right to play the outdoors ... the present winner in League II with It seems that Wooster received a faculty squad in a grudge game. The Uncle Sam even takes ex-prize fight four victories to its credit. In League

all-weath- Hell-ma- These be er latter has been practicing twice ers . . . this time the I, the Faculty, is number of tennis stars when Max n, are to courts and well supported this year. Many more team man in question team leading, with By HAL STREEPER will be a week and is determined to per- is ex-champion of the heavy weights, Holden close Bob Moreland, and Johnston greatly useful to the squad fellows are getting interested in the not I a second. Gene Lewis transferred to the campus. These Action all along the line. This when Wooster is inches deep in spring mit a blot on their stainless record. Tunney. Gene has enlisted in Marnie Thomas is the newly elected sport and as things are shaping up it the boys have all been members of some might be the key word for the athletic rains. The Tower and Kates stack up( as U. S. Navy as a physical education badminton representative to the W. looks like the cinder path will be the teams to clash for the crown, both director. When you hear about the A. A. board, and Gretchen Todnmn varsity tennis team in past years. But department at this time in the school Batter Up - - - is- favored by a strong team. showing form required of a champ" now it will be Lt. Com is the alternate. Both girls have, that little transfer rule- - hanging year. Four of Wooster's sports swing the 1 been " It won't be long until you will be mander -- r-- -- over their heads and will make them into' action with the coming of spring champion. The two Kenarden teams James Tunney t Tunney active in badminton this year, Gretch-e-n able to hear that familiar call of the Schroeder Busy " ineligible for our varsity until there will be are sure to give them plenty of com- had the privilege of choosing 13 as recently having represented Woos- - team on the and right up exams diamond, "batter up". Baseball will Not pictured above but neverthel- bit- sistants . . . all play tennis courts. . plenty of athletic action here on our petition and the games should be of these were pugilists ter in a day at Denison. soon ' their dugouts ge taketp in the ex-colle- ess . ; campus. out doing his part is the new. ad- terly fought. or athletes ... With spring here at last (we hope) Last week these three fellows got to- stadium and under the watchful guid- the dition to the department 4n the per- The Tower has Dick 'Gernert and One more punch in the ring . . . W.ArA.cabIrTwUI be much in" gether and decided that they would Pictured above are the four coaches ance of Coach Swigart will swing into Rich Sproull leading its spikers, with Billy Conn has finally told the public demand as the' scene for various pic- continue to train despite regulations. that are the center of all our spring full action. Johnny has had a short son of Bill Schroeder. Bill has his Pudge Hole, Charley McClarren, Bob how to beat Joe Louis . . . Conn meets nics and outings. The week-end- s re- So they decided to round up a team sports. Coach Hole will turn his at rest after his past football season hands full with spring football drills. and Sanborn and Dan Jennings rounding the "brown bomber" in June and al maining are not too many, and any and . challenge the varsity men to tention from the basketball courts to seems anxious to get his men a out on Although this part of the spring pro- out the outfit. All are competent spik- ready, he has figured out just how to groups who plan to go to the cabin match. This unofficial tennis match the tennis courts. Last year Mose the dirt diamond. For the past weeks, gram has not developed into real ac- ers and play a good team game. lay the champ on the floor. Conn for an outing had best make their . has -- been definitely shinned baseball not agreed upon, forth with a tennis team that men have been confined to Kates has claims that Louis is reservations tion as yet, it is expected that upon re- Frank Grenerc to push afraid of left jabs soon. Annette Freeman is - but Coach Hole has given his consent turned out better than was predicted the cage and no doubt all of them will the- pillilown,-h- -- opponent's and; thaLjieja easily banged up his eW,A. A.representative turn bepIenV - is -throat if in charge and Wayne Lykes, varsity racket-ma- n at the outset of the season. be glad to hit the dirt. Last vear fromacatiorrtherewill and Kid Kate behind him to dish up opponent will go into the ring un- of outings, and she will be glad to is takihg care of the final decision on Wooster produced a mighty fine ball ty doing for fellows who are looking This year we understand that things his special overhand serve and gain afraid of him . , . Conn says Louis furnish any information about the the date; club and this year should go about forward ' are really in the making. There will to the coming football sea- valuable points for his team. The oth- wins consistently because everyone is cabin, and to take reservations of as well if not better. Few men Joining with the transfers will be be a greater number of men reporting were son. Bill is quite popular with the boys ers in the sextet are Harry Ditch, Rog- afraid of him . . . MavV Cnnn ran those who wish to take advantage of lost last June and new recruits throw - convince himself the two freshman tennis players. Pete for drills than previously and this and it is expected that a number of er Stoneburner, Edgar Merkel and that he should not be coming nice weather and spend more potential weight into lineup. Hanna and Andy Lbwry will join should strengthen the hopes of a the Zinky Piegler. afraid of Joe's real ability as a fighter. some time at the cabin. fellows will give Bill the chance to forces with- - the transfers when they strong team for the couris. Mose will Kenarden .V is probably the best Dream Golf Course work with stage their t out him in the spring drills. of the dorm reputations against what also nave an . or two new teams, Harry and Dick aaaition .Coach Boles, one time called the seems to be a good looking tennis courts that are in the making Eicher being the tallest men on the varsity "dreamer" has been responsible for squad. back of the east wing of teams.' Their et-u- ps are given them Kenarden what can be truthfully called "the on platters by John Stranahan, Bob A ST E R . dream golf course." It was through 0. S. U. FORE Starts Baseball Cope, Art Pocock and Dick Crandall. the efforts of Coach Boles that such Undoubtedly the "black horse" of PmSBURG interest has been taken in this sport. GREETING CARDS KANSS ST. TEACHERS the tourney, Seventh, is going .into Last year Wooster's team went to the COLLEGE HOLOf THE INTER- With the first Wooster baseball the semis without having lost Ohio Conference .game a game, COLLEGIATE RECORD . FOR. matches in Toledo WHITMAN'S CANDIES a month 'its which no doubt will be a surprise to CONSECUTIVE BASKETBALL WINS. and later had the privilege of playing away, most outstanding anyone who has seen them in action. in the State matches in Columbus. opponent gets going this week with CHOCOLATE EGGS THEY PILED UP 55 VICTORIES "Big Jim" Campbell and Bob Black Coach Boles has been working with a double-heade- r win over Randolph IN A ROW are the height on this squad, although the fellows since- - he returned from FRUIT and NUT EGGS Macon. On an extended trip through Perry Narten moments. Florida, and as soon as the weather has his the South, Ohio State stopped ofPat Other members of this outfit are Don will permit, the course will be opened STUFFED BUNNIES and TOYS Buchanan, Dick Miller, AI Moir, and the team will be pushing ahead Ashland, Virginia and nabbed the Hank Totten and Bob Wilkinson. to their short but all important sea- first game, 4-- 2, and then annexed the ' No matter who wins, the game with THE 6-- son. five inning nightcap, 2. Five Scarlet the faculty should be a thriller with DRUG & Munse Takes Over hurlers alowed but 10 hits in the two both students and profs using all their STYPE MAN "Just a little bit faster lengthen games. big guns in Striving for victory. ; your stride you're not traveling fast enough Anyone who has had any thing to do with track will immediate- HAPPY VACATION ly recognize these are the words of from Coach Munson. Munse started track THE COLLIER PRINTING CO. ESTHER S JANE CARLVLE before his feet were dry from coaching Seaboyer's Grill GRADUATES OF WILLIAM his SMITH swimming team. . Three times a Bever and North Sts. ,. Phone 400 COLLEGE IN 1928, ARE SAID TO week track men were getting their BE THE ONLY TWINS EVER ELECT- muscles toughened then ED TO PHI BETA KAPPA up, came the first few nights on the indoor track Suiti and Overcoat!.. --39c and tomorrow Munse will issue equip Printed Engraved Stationery CAN'T BEN and START AN - ment so that he can take his men to CITY TAXI ARGUMENT I 7W the cinders the first day we get back Phone 812 from vacation. Track is being very 1 to 5 passengers 1REE'5 A CROWD ' DRINK L C. Smith and Corona ONLY ONE PAYING CUSTOMER, ' ATTENDED THE WHITMAN -- PRE5C0TT BASKETBALL GAME Portable Typewriters PLAYED WM-L- WEITZEL AT A WALLA, WATH. Dry Cleaning Co. Coca-Col-a Bottling Co. 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Department VjsUs Cotton. Thomas, Elliot and Menold Dr. J. Anderson Senate Flans formal Annbuncdmonts Faculty Members y. w. war Latest-new- Phi. Theta s Alpha FLASH! . on the Takxtr . Alpha Theta, honorary history Al Pan - American Speaks, m Forum Spring formal has been furnished Phi Mend Convention will the home of us by our star interviewer. Price, fraternity,' meet at Miss Eileen Dunham, April 9, at ,7:30 Congress On Presbyterians will be 85 cents. Permission will be Indianapolis Oberlin for 12 o'clock. Orchestra to,, be p.m. In Clayton S. ElWorth will lead featured has nor been decided -- Dr.

-- Churches in International club and tha Spanish The sophomore forum heard Dr. upon as yet. Decoration motif is a discussion on "Frontier Miss Eva Newnan, Prof, and Mrs. 1890." will a department tent several representative James Anderson, Jr. speak Sunday, still rather ethereal. Place will prob- 1850 and He present Frank H. Cowles, and Vergil E. Hiatt this subject the annual Pan-America- 23, "Presbyterianism." paper tipon at will the Col- to a n congress held at March on ably be the gym as it always has represent faculty of the His- 15-1- meeting of the Mississippi Valley Oberlin college on March 9. The y After a brief devotional service led been. Quoting Blackwood, "We lege of Wooster at the annual meet- Association Milwaukee, Wis., Spanish representatives spent the week- by William Barr and Priscilla Hughes, really haven't begun to think about torical at ing of the Classical Association of the is In-ternado- April 25, 1941. There material in end at Oberlin, while those of the na, Dr. Anderson began by telling that it yet." Flash ... Middle West and .South, in Indianap- V the library for club members to dub were there for Mon- - , J the name "Presbyterianism" refers to con' olis, April 10, 11, and 12.' suit, so that they may b prepared to - . thfi government ofjAechurchL rather day .only ... ' - . 'i - Including "nearly - three"' thousand than-to'i-ts doctrine as ihmanyr other participate in the discussion. Mary Elizabeth Johnsten, Margaret ' members from most of the states of religious denominations. . New members will be initiated at -- Ahtltrj6anha-aii""Eaton, Mary Parmelees Play the Union and associa- in this meeting, including Bonita Spoon-er- , Canada, the Louise Chalfant, and Horace Dutton The name came from presbyters or tion is an active one, publishing' its -- Helen Kelly, and Dorothy Robins. 1 1 elected representatives of the early Spanish Program represented the International club, Frances Eisenberger Eldon own magazine, "The Classical Re- rr'. . i and while Dorothy LaRoe, Evelyn Eddy, church. Dr. Anderson outlined three view",' and meeting annually in var- Wheeler comprise the program com- behalf types of church government: the Cath- Prof, and Mrs. Dan Parmelee with and Consuelo Garvin went in mittee fpr this meeting. ious centrally located situations. This of the Spanish department. olic, Episcopal, and Methodist type is the collaboration of Mss Ruth Rich year the convention is to be held in "from the head down." This ardson through the auspices of the Pan-Americ- form A permanent intercollegiate an Sociology one of Indianapolis' largest hotels, was copied by the Catholics from the Spanish department presenting union was the goal of' the are a which has been ajmost completely re- Roman- - government. recital April 15. Miss Richardson will congress. The program is to go for- The Sociology department has made served by the association. Last year the '". between numbers and ward with a platform stressing polit- The Congregational and Baptist narrate read plans to visit three criminal institu- convention was held in Louisville, -- poems Spanish and their transla- ical, economic, cultural and labor fac- churches are separate units in them- in tions next month. Students will visit Ky.; two years ago it was held upon tions. She will also explain the origin Co- tors. An attempt is being made to selves, and are governed by all the the Ohio State penitentiary at the campus of Oberlin college. Most and source of these readings draft a program last fifty years. people in the local church. and lumbus on the morning of April 17 of the members of the group are col- to '- ' poems. - and in the afternoon they will see the lege high school classi- Canada is to be invited to the next Presbyterianism is built upon the or teachers of This program is presented cele London prison farm. On April 22 a cal subjects, conference, and a permanent advisory layman also, but all the members send in although anyone who is bration of Pan American day which visit will be made to the Mansfield truly interested is elig- board to provide for the common de- representatives to the higher bodies, in the classics is April 15. is fol- reformatory. These trips to be ible membership. fense of the western hemisphere with which are the Presbytery, the Synod, The program as are for lows: made in connection with the study of equal voting power for all American and the General Assembly. Butler university and the high plat- "Symphony Espagnole" by Lalo; crime. . countries was included in the' John Calvin laid down the princi- schools . of Indianapolis will act as form. The platform also would outlaw ples of Presbyterian doctrine. He em- "Old Basque Tunes", "Song of Spain" hosts to the association during the

t)elta - in- Samazeuilk; "Seven Spanish Songs" Sigma Tau the intervention of one American phasized the independence of the visit to their city. -'- state in the internal affairs of another dividual and-freedo- m from any po- by DeFalla; "A Spanish Poem", by Sigma Tau Delta, honorary educa- fraternity, will hold Dr. Gertrude Smith, head of the American state." litical power. The sovereignty of God Turina; . "Seviila" by Albeniz, and tion its April department of Greek in the University Right: Menold, Elliott, Jean Anne Cotton, Mamie Thomas is the central, belief of Calvinism, Heifez; "Lapateado" by Sarasate. meeting in Babcock basement, the Left to Jane Jane and of evening of April the second Chicago, is president of the or- Jean Anrie Cotton of .Lakewood, work in their earlier years in college. predestination only a logical conclu- .14 Tuesday following the ganization. Dr. Smith's name may be electedjtg the presidency of The president will begin work choos- sion from it. spring vaca- Choir Soon Gives Ohio, was recognized by local members of Eta the cabinet tion. President Wayne Lykes and his Y. W. C. A. at the annual elections ing her cabinet soon and John Knox organized Scotland into Students Seek Sigma Jobs have, Phi, the honorary classical fra- Friday; March 21. Anfce and new officers will be installed after Presbyterian committees planned a program Cantata by Dubois held on Jean a church. The Presbyter- ternity which she helped 'to organize of moving pictures. . These , pictures has been active in campus activities spring vacation. ians were allied with Cromwell's move- For Summer School will be shown by Mr. Welsh, of the not many years ago. Friday, April 11 at 7:30 p.m. in during her three years at Wooster and ment) and in the new world they social science department of Wooster In past years, Wooster representa- the chapel, Westminster Choir will pre- is a member of the Girls' Glee club Committee Heads fought the crown and were persistent Board jobs for summer school stu high school, who will also demonstrate tives have participated in the pro-- . sent 'The Seven Last Words of and Student Senate. Marjorie Thomas fighters in the Revolution. The Pres- dents are now. available, Miss Mable the operation the moving picture grams of ) in-tel!eet,dngrna,andeduca- of the association j will office byterians tinn,Land at . also Lakewood hold the an-nounr- the Christ", a sacred cantata by Dubois. of Organize Affairs have always emphasized Little, director of dormitories, has ed ofvice-presidentr- as projector, illustrating its use as an im. Louisville convention last year, one of "v ""Theodore Dubois, a French organist - Mamie-h- taken Both men andwomsnm.ay of senior com- - factor-i-n edu- by-M- work Chairmen various portant- modern visual the papers read was presented - iss and composer, wrote this cantata in an active part in "Y.W.C.A. have always insisted on a trained apply for these positions by consulting mittees have been announced and cation. Newnan.' 1866 and produced it on Good Fri- since her freshman year and served on with Miss Little as soon as possible. these committees are now be- Preceding the will A. most of demonstration be the W.-A.-- 'board this past year... day 1867, in Ste. Clotilde, the "church Plenty , of board jobs will be avail Though the nation is divided into ing . formulated and plans for their the usual - business - meeting of - the in which he was organist. Jane Elliot of Scarsdale, New York able this summer, as the usual large three districts' with thtee separate class- work begun. club. will fill the office of secretary while summer school enrolment is expected, ical organizations, the association of It opens with Mary's lament of sor. The senior play committee is the Smith Plays Solo Jane Menold of Pittsburgh will handle it is probable the Middle West and South is by row because of the crucifixion of Jesus. of its and as that there will far finances of the only one which already has all Physics first the organization. be fewer undergraduates upon the the largest of the three. One of the ' The soloist then takes up Jesus' members. Marilyn - Johnston - is - the I n April Concert A new scheme was tried this year in campus than in the several sum-- others, the western group, includes word, "Father forgive them for they head this, with Bethel Boyer, past Physics club initiated its seven new vice-preside- of Joan taking the nt know what they and treasurer ers. members its last meetiag, Thursday, three states only: California, Washing, not do." But the Campbell, James Wise and Robert Pauleen Smith, sophomore at from the sophomore class and the sec- . and Reservations for number these ton, and Oregon. The third group is . crowd clamors,' "He is death guilty. working with her. a of March 20. New. members are Lee Culp, the freshman class. This Haring violin pupil of Prof. Dan Parmelee, Crucify him." soloist retary from jobs have been made already; students James Campbell,' Robert Black, Paul composed of the New England states The continues Chairmen of the other committees has been selected soloist with the gives the underclassman a chance to as only. These smaller organizations with second word, "Verily thou Al-fre- are advised to make application im Stewart, , Robert McConnell, Russell act Jesus' are as follows: senior reception, da Wooster symphony orchestra for its ' more actively participate in Y.W.C.A. ' shall be in Paradise today with me. mediately. ' Westbrook, and James Casserly. as affiliated groups, and combine to Gabriel; memorial, James Black- coming concert, April 23. This selec- assist in the publication official Amen, ss I tell thee." And the chorus pic- of the wood; prom, Dan Jennings; and tion was made Sunday at a play-of- f joins in. All seven words are taken organ of the society, "The Classical up Y.W.'s ville' nic, Fred George. No one has yet been in which three violinists participated. by Hobby Chemistry Review". the soloist while the. choir adds to be- Club Visits Mellon Institute; put incharge of announcements Miss Smith's choice of a modern num- each theme. Becomes cause of the large amount ofj work Wooster students of- Success ber by an American composer, re- Sees Industrial Research Experiments Greek"and "The Seven Last "Words" is of involved these be handled by Latin may look one and may quirement of the contest, is Spauld-ing'- s for cuts during these Dubois' best-know- n choral "Hobbyville," given Saturday, days of works. The on the book store. "Etchings."-Th- is was judged by By BETH BOULTON April 10, 11, and 12, as the equipped eight story chemical research style of music follows sentiment of March 22 by the Y. W. C. A. as a a committee of three, appointed from The deep ground fog of Monday entire department of the classics will building in which industries may set the text. It is verjjjdramatic and an review of the year's work of the "in- the orchestra, as the desirable morning was a source of sadness tb the be absent from the campus. Lorson Gives Vocal most up fellowships for whatever their spe appropriate Good groups," was well attended by ail-Americ- cantata for Friday. terest for the an concert to be Chemistry club members who drove college. cial problems happen to be. It was the girls of the Over Canton Station presented by the orchestra. The win- through it for 130 weary miles to which been taken in the founded particularly for those small Movies had ner is recipient of 25 from the or- Pittsburgh to visit the Mellon Insti- Dr. industries which cannot maintain lab Barstoyr Speaks Bamford Annex and around the campus last Miss Betty Lorson, of the Class of chestra. tute. The trip was arranged by Marvin Speaks oratories of their own. The tour ex year by some of the members of the 1940. will present a vocal program Evans and by Ted Jacob, president o.f -- The committee making the selection tended . from the of Dr. Robbins W. Barstow, president On present junior class were the unusual over radio station WHBC, Canton, the club. Three cars of potential chem. most .odiferous Estate Taxes included William Connolly, David experiments with commercial sulfur of the Hartford Seminary Foundation, feature of the afternoon. After the at 11:45,, Saturday morning, in anoth- ists made the trip, for which Dr. and Young, and Stanley Davis. high up on the eighth floor, the visited the Wooster campus Wednes- showing of the movies, a comic dance er in the series of radio broadcasts Mrs. Kieffer were the chaperones. Bad to J. - W Bamford,. president of . the rie fine theatre panel in white mahogany, day, March 26. While here he spoke by. Tooie Grove,-Anna- Peters," Ei- presented "by vthe Colleger Miss Lor- - weather and a thick "smoff" were Building Management Service, Inc., a " original which had which was found three floors tinder the in the morning chapel services,' and Pittsburgh, Pa., spoke at the meeting leen Smith, and Ruthmary Woolf kept son's "program, source of complaint for some who had been arranged early in the week, had Voice street level. An experiment of true conducted conferences with persons of THE Corporation on the subject, the interest of all. Holds Banquet, gone along in hopes of seeing not practical interest was one trying tb interested in graduate , work in re- Those who were not busy eating to be revised because of the refusal only the Institute but Pittsburgh as "Real Estate Taxation." This meeting ligious leadership. of the American Society of Compos- Editor Gives well. develop an adhesive tape which will The theme of his was held in lower Holden at 7:15, popcorn or dancing 'were back in one Awards Publishers allow stick, yet not remove skin when pulled brief message in chapel was a quota- March 19. corner of Babcock basement, where ers, Authors, and to The Institute provides a beautifully off. A Heinz Company experiment tion from Henry Van Dyck, "The the afternopn's events' were taking certain pieces to be broadcast. Formal announcement of the new Mr. Bamford described the growth dealing with vitamin the only honor of a certain aim, amid the plade,jnaking novelLpins from tooth- Miss Virginia Starn, class of 1938 editor of the Voice will be made at content, of realestate aridthe possibilities of - Big Four Committees peril of ways." left-ov- experiment in the building involving uncertain picks and er yarn. and sister of Don ""Rosy' Starn," '23, fTformat banquet fo r the entire- staff investments in real estate, especially the use of animals, kept several Kent State athletic director and coach, on April 17 in Babcock. The new Lay Holy Week Plans mem- in Pittsburgh and New York. He dis- bers busy ' exclaiming will accompany Miss Lorson at the business and advertising managers and over the baby cussed the bond issues which munic Under the auspices of the Big Four. white rats. One member Taylor Holds Exhibit piano. On Saturday, April 5, Prof. the associate and sports editors, who of the Mellon - Ruth pal governments use- to finance school Gensbigler and her committee Institute staff which visitors felt Frank Cowles, head of the Latin de- comprise the board of control, will would The buildings and parks, and proved that Of Rood are arranging the program for Holy be a valuable Wayne County s Sculpture partment, will present a Latin pro- also be made known acquisition for the Woos- at that time. April. 9, 11. they do not pay; fact, govern-- t -- Week, 10, Each morning glass-blow- ui the gram, entitled, "What We Owe the ter Chemistry department was a er lose Plans for the banquet are already Wednesday, Thursday and Friday dif- menu thousands of dollars a year John Rood, eminent sculptor, is the Romans." whose only task-- is to make - National Bank them. under way and invitations have been ferent groups will present programs on creator of from 12 to 15 pieces of in special apparatus and repair broken the spirit of Holy week. Public Square and W. Liberty The growth of slum building pro- sculpture which are to be exhibited in Band Will Go to Sterling . Awards for service of merit will glassware. be Wednesday the boy's Glee club jects was another part of the talk. Mr. the art gallery of Taylor hall from also made at this time. Helen Mer- will And then just as the Chemistry' Bamford said Band members of the College' of ry, retiring editor, will make the pre- present a program of sacred music. club that these also do not about April 10 until the end of that ' .; - Wooster will Sterling, OhioTj The program for Thursday has of - Officers .- pay when financed by the government, month. travel to sentations of certificates and keys not drove. out the city . the sun Monday, - been "definitely arranged partly because they are then tax free. Carving in wood is Mr. Rood's on April 14, to give a con- which have been earned under the re- yet. On Fri- came out! E. S. LANDES, President They cert at the Sterling high school at cently reorganized system of achieve- day the Rev. Wilson Bean of Canton should be financed by private in- line of work. He has been in art circles E. C. DIX, Vic President will speak on some subject . dividuals. for about the last six years and is a 8:15 p.m. ment. having to do with Good Friday. Each day the EDMUND SECREST? Vice Pres. , The next meeting of THE Corpora- first rank artist. The sculptor has just scripture will be read by a different ROBERT R. WOODS, Cashier tion will probably be on April 22, concluded a big New York show. Feature Writer Describes Importance senior. I W. G. GBRLACH, Xss't Cashier and will feature movie slides of the Most of the pieces exhibited will not Thursday evening there will be the Ford Motor Company. -- be large, although two or three will C. E. SHEARER, Ass't Cashier '. 01 Blackboard in Newspaper Office usual communion service Wooster Theatre be about three feet high. They are for at 7:30 with THOMAS J. LANDES, Sec'y the Rev. Curtis Douglass the most part typically American sub of 4 p.m. Wednesday, stories still not officiating. to the Board Index dummy y The has its copy, a r-nda- Un nt jects, some being quite humorous. in. Maybe I was an optimist!) evening the choir will pre-se- Frosh-Sop-h term paper has its outline, a debate Debaters Shades analytic geometry! Some a sacred cantata at 7:30 entitled Mr. Rood exhibits an eloquence in has its brief of but the Voice has its "The Seven Last Words . of extra-ordinar- y inscribed the word "parallel" Christ" his carving and has an one at Sunday-Monday-Tuesd- ay Officers with- - Trust Will Hold blackboard! To one the power well-know- Eliminations This is a n feeling 'for the material. His work is an 80 degree angle on the midst of a cantata written of a mind reader and a technique for by Dubois. DAVID TAGGART in the modern spirit and he interprets notation from the business staff. Eliminations of the freshmen for transcribing heiroglyphics, there is an Freshman forum Trust Officer -- has charge in wood, rather than carving the liter- "Joe's Jots - . ", by some strange of the CHARLIE CHAPLIN freshman-sophomor- embryo newspaper written the e debate will on the Easter sunrise' service. ROBERT R. WOODS, al design. chalk-smudge- twist of .fate, stands in an impressive be held Monday, April 14, six, d walls of the Voice of- room line-u- p . Ass't Trust Officer . This exhibit will be open during the ' " position at the end of a of this Taylor hall, at 7 p.m. Any freshman fice."' ;" :J'; "The Great Dictator" day when classes are not in session and business staff. WALTER C. JONES is eugiDie. ror further information Off in a far corner are the five - WATCHBS Ass't Trust Officer in the evenings from 7 until 9. , Such was the state of the black concerning debate, freshmen DIAMONDS JEWELRY the essentials of a lead' paragraph in a board on Wednesday afternoon when should see Kenneth Hovanic Prof or news story who, what, why, when, an unsuspecting feature writer ven GEO. H. Emerson Miller. Wooster LAHM Wednesday-Thursda- y Symphony Holds and where. opposite is '. In the corner tured into the source of "All the news 221 E LIBERTY ST. Directors sophomores Pre-conce- woeful -'- All taking debate sem Annual rt the notice, Refreshments are that fits the print." Confusion reigned Party E. S. LANDES ' inar will automatically try out for the not being served in a news story." supreme among the antiquated type ROBERT MONTGOMERY sophomore team. Any other sopho Members of the Wooster symphony (Maybe that's why they, are so scarce writers and the crumpled efforts of E.CDIX interested invited this week!) A profound philosophy mores are to tryout stayed after last night's rehearsal to cub reporters. The sad story was The SHACK "Rage in Heaven" C.L. LANDES also. See Prof. Miller for further in attend the annual symphony of life is contained in the next state- that they needed material 'fill party. to up WISHES YOU DAVID A, TAGGART formation. This is ment, "Look to the fpture in stories this I party usually held just before space. Hence If you don't see EDMUND SECREST whenever possible or-unless Tha question for debate is: Re intensive rehearsals for the spring the past is this story in this week's Voice, you'll A GOOD VACATION D. OVERHOLT solved, that federal and concert begin. Its purpose is very important." know that they found some news. JOHN state unem to get Sunday; Monday ' plorment relief should be permanently members better acquainted with each The editor, in a moment of optim- and greatly curtailed. Sophomores will other and to strengthen the fueling ism, posted the deadline Monday, 7 ' MEMBER uphold the affirmative and freshmen of unity. .. p.m. (How well the deadline - WALLACE BERRY was WOOSTER RECREATION Federal Deposit Insurance the negative. Professors will be judges, Mrs. Gertrude Connelly," chairman named! It's practically extinct!) Op- of the social EAST NORTH STREBT-1...- .... PHONE 289 Corporation but they have not yet been chosen. committee,' arranged an timism seems to run rampant in the '" r - ALLEY-LANE- S Bad .a ' Man" Federal Reserve System old-fashion- am . . I EIGHT "The ed j. i will place Apr. maple, syrup stir fgr tUf 1 I final debata take he news even.iuted-lh- -- e F.-Zarle- onice. l editor Edwards,-Maneg-er- -- : ,' '1 M. - r'so, Pro. 28 at 7 pj&. in room fix, Taylor. evening . . expected stories. (News ed. note: As