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VOL. XXX BOWLING GREEN, OHIO WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1946 NO. 4 Bette Throne Heads SCF Last of Navy Alpha Gamma Delta Pledges Will L*ave Initiated Saturday Officers and members of the To Be ship's company will report to Navy separation centers all Former Local Sorority Will Become over the country when they We Got The Time leave Bowling Green at the Alpha Kappa Chapter of National end of this week, before re- You Get The Bus turning to civilian life. The initiation ceremonies for Phratra will be Saturday, Cheer up, you turkey-mind- Nov. 17, when the group will be installed as the Alpha Kappa Lt. Commander Harold ed, homesick people. In one Bold will return to his duties as an week, tevea deyt, 168 minute*, chapter of Alpha Gamma Delta. Alpha Gamma Delta will be associate professor of botany at 604 second, from today you the tenth national social group to install a chapter at the Uni- Nashville University, after being will be homeward bound. versity in the past three years. separated in New York City. The Cincinnati end Lake Erie Collegiate representatives are expected from Omega bus company will have extra chapter at Akron University, Al- Following his discharge from undercraduntc delegates will be the Philadelphia separation center; bu.eea on Wednesday, Nov. 21, pha Beta chapter at the University after 4 In the afternoon when of Michigan, and ("hi chnpter at guests at the sorority residences Lt. E. H. Martin expects to return on the campus. to magaiine editorial work in the holiday recess begins. Here Michigan State University, Dele- New York or Washington. D. C. Is the schedule: gates will be present from the Approximately 1HI> national of- four national provinces: Alpha, ficers, chapter and alumni repre- With plsns to resume his coach- NORTH SOUTH A.M. 5:30 A.M. 7:15 Beta. Gamma, and Delta. The sentatives, and Alpha Kappa chap- ing and teaching position in Som- ter members will be guests at the merset, Mass., Chief Clement 6:56 9:07 8:51 11:57 installation banquet at Kohl Hall Mackey will report to the Boston on Saturday evening. Other ac- Reparation center. 10:15 11:54 White Names tivities for the weekend include Vally Dirodis and Rod Mapes P.M. 1:25 P.M. 3:05 an executive council meeting on both report to Toledo for dis- 3:00 . 5:36 Friday evening, breakfasts at the charge. Dirodis is returning to 3:11 6:54 Nest on Saturday and Sunday Ravenna to his job as city recrea- 1:41 10:04 mornings, u luncheon at the Wo- tional director. Mapes plans to Staff Members 7:29 men's Club on Saturday, installa- enter a university. 10:54 Alice White, editor of the tion and initiation ceremonies in Jim Haywsrd who received his If you are going home by Studio B of th< Practical Arts discharge last week from the Tole- 1945-46 Key, has announced train, y su'll find that tha New ltiiil.ii ML- Saturday afternoon, a do separation center, has purchas- the permanent members of the York C •ntral R ailroa d'l tchad- formal reception in the Reserva- ed a restaurant in Springfield, staff. They are as follows: uU 1. lik. th • : tion Hall Saturday evening, nnd Ohio. advertising—Marcia Hachtel, a 1'anhellenic Tea Sunday after- Dr. R. O. Burry left Bowling SOUTH—5:29 a.m.. 3:43 p.m. manager; Shirley Walker, as- noon. NORTH—2:09 a.m., 12:47 p.m. Green Oct. 22 to report for duty sistant; Miriam Balliet, Janet Chairmen for the Saturday Bette THrone, newly elected pr«>id«nt of the Student Christian with the NROTC Unit at the Uni- The Baltimore and Ohio train Fellowship, receives cong r»tuUtioni from Mr. Jinni Ston.r, SCF south leaves at 7:42 p.m. Baron, Betty Eberhardt, Bob luncheon are Cnllajean Ollendorf versity of Nebraska. There he re- Wills, Mury Diedrick, Jeanne Ken- and Mrs. M. M. Mercer; and for director. Both railroads announce that ceived orders to Great Lakes, nnrd, Mary Louise Schmidt, Alice the banquet, Marjory Mooney and where he is now at work in the they will not put on extra cars and that they will not take Burkhnrt. Helen Dermndy, Doris Mrs. F. G. Skibliy. hospital. Smart, Janet Neweomb. Mary Members of the Alpha Knppa Lt. Emory Harmon who was on reservations. Martha Buchanan, Anita Colussi, chapter executive council include SCF Cabinet Elects Four campus this summer is teaching Marilyn Virtue, Ruth Piel, Mnry colleginte president Ella Ann seamanship to Niton's at Van- ACE Meets Tonight Elizabeth Wannemachcr, Luis Vaughn, first vice president Wini- derbuilt University, but will be Panec, Pat Kroft, Monn O'Shnuglf- fred Shelles, second vice president eligible for discharge tomorrow. Officers and advisors of the As- nessey, Pat Edwards, Beverly Magdalene Batcha, treasurer Ethyl Officers For 1945-46 Year Lt. Kenneth Webb received his sociation for Childhood Education Davis, Dorothy Irvin, Betty Po- Sickmiller, recording secretary discharge last week. will be introduced at a codec hour land, Gloria Stocker, Gloria Dorothy Rloomingdnle, house Storekeeper Harry Fernwalt is Bette Throne, Wesley Vesey, Dotty Raines, and Mary tonight at 8:16 in the Rec Hall. Rpeers, Meredith Davis, anil Shir- chairman Madelyn Bahnsen, Hocial sweating out his points, which at ley Gorncrt. chairman Jean McKelvey. alumnae Tomlinson were elected officers of SCF at a cabinet meeting present values make him eligible All students enrolled in elementary Sunday night, Nov. 11. education arc invited to attend this Circulation—Dotty Kerr, Joy house advisor Mrs. Don Alspaeh, for discharge sometime in 1947. finance advisor Mrs. Fred Groscup, Bette Throne, sophomore, was elected president. Bette is meeting, as they arc eigible for Fuller, Lee Cooper, Betty Ann He will go to Great Lakes for re- fraternity education advisor Miss head photographer for the Key staff, and takes pictures for assignment. membership in ACE. Parker, Carolyn Barr, Marilyn Holley, Eloise Monroe, Ernestine Nellie Randell, scholarship and ac- the Bee Gee News. Wintringham, and Leila Shepurd. tivities advisor Mrs. M. M. Mercer, Wesley Vesey, freshman, son of the YWCA, in addition to the SCF Business Secretarial—Sue Ton- social advisor Mrs. II. R. Troyer, Rev. Leslie Vesey, was elected to members. rushing advisor Mrs. F. G. Skibby, the vice-presidency. University Will Offer New kin, head; Olga Mnzur, Olive Pol- Recognition service for all new car. Martha Connolley, and Doris and alumnae chairman Mrs. ('ceil Dotty Raines, junior, former members and installation of new Lewis. Rew. president of the campus YWCA, is cabinet members will be held at secretary for the organisation. Printing Courses Next Semester Editorial Secretarial —Lois the • meeting Sunday ngiht, Nov. Gnult, Hazel Copp, Shirley Pol- Mid-Year Graduate! Mutt Mary Tomlinson, junior, a mem- 18, at 6 p.m. in the Auditorium. Advanced printing techniques will key-note three new kosek, Nancy Riee, and Sarajano ber of Treble Clef and the Home laboratory courses in printing skills which will be offered next Conway. File Applicationt Now Ec Club was elected treasurer Editorial Staff -Rosemary Cris- for the group. semester for industrial art* and business students. Besides Students who expect to com- Dorothy Maynor training in standard printing methods, including work with pino, Marjorie Fordycc, Rosemary plete their requirements for gradu- These students were elected to the present job and hand presses, instruction will be given in a Goldman. Judith McGchee, Norms ation at the end of the present the cabinet at the general election Will Appear In Parker, Lois Rubel, Bnrhara Rus- icmeiter and graduate in June, held on Friday, Nov. 9. Cabinet new off-set printing process. sell, Catherine Russo, Ann Seu- This new process first came out 1946, should make application for members arc representatives from Key Covert Go On Sale herl, Polly SimkilM, (Henna Sleele, Campus Concert in the early '30's, Prof. Dsniel graduation in the Registrar's Of- the sponsoring bodies, the down- Rosemnric Tomkn, Pat Klory, Lil- J. Crowley, head of the industrial Padded covers for the 1946 Key fice on or before Saturday, No- town churches, and the YMCA and Dorothy Maynor. Negro soprano, will go on sale in the Well today lian Buenzli, Susnn Kilmer, Nor- vember 17, according to Dean will appear in concert in the Men's arts department, explained. In December, 1939, the Daily World through Tuesday, Nov. 19. Stu- man Klee, and Shirley Figgcns. Ralph G. Harshman. Gym, Tuesday, Nov. 27, at 8:15 Copy—Martha Zeis, Mary Helen of Opelonsas, La., issued the first dents are asked to stop in the Well This does NOT apply to students p.m. This will be the first concert Altstetter, Jeanne Hersley, and daily paper produced by off-set. and place their orders as soon as who will finish their work the sec- Kappa Delta of the year brought to the campus possible, because the order must Connie Lehman. ond semester—they will be called by the University Assembly Com- Many house organs and trade Typing—Jean Mains, Jean Mur- journals are using this process be- be sent to the manufacturer im- in later—during the second semes- mittee. mediately. phy, Agnes Brown, Marilyn Hack- ter. Miss Maynor spent seven years cause it is often cheaper than or- Pledges AE studying home economics and sing- dinary printing. Regis t r a t i o n ing in her spare time at liampton blanks, class cards, and other forms used here this year were Alpha Epsilon, the seventh local Institute. As a member of the Conklin Announces Names of 282 Students choir at Hampton, she was one of printed on the University's new women's group to nationalize, was Multilith off-set press by John pledged to the Kappa Dena soror- the members chosen to tour the Barber, graphic arts assistant. ity last weekend. United States and Europe with the group. Shortly after her return Most Multilith work is done with Who Will Have Dean's List Privileges Organized in 1942 by eight wom- to school she was awarded a scho- paper or zinc plates. A photo- en, Alpha Epailon has for the past graph of the copy to be printed is The Dean's List for the last semester of last year and for 1946 summer school stu- two years occupied Shatxel Annex larship to the Westminister Choir dents was released this week by Arch B. Conklin, Dean of Students. Two hundred eighty- School at Princeton. taken from a proof sheet, while and a wing of Williams Hall. This prints of pictures are photograph- two students are listed, as compared with the 143 given for the same period last year. year the sorority moved to its new In 1939 friends secured an audi- tion for her with Serge Kousscvit- ed cither separately or on the Students whose names appear on the list have attained an average grade of 3.00 (B) and University-owned home across from same film. Then the developed are excused from compulsory class attendance. the Practical Arts Building. iky, conductor of the Boston Sym- phony. The audition was a suc- negative is placed over the zinc The list is as follows: Dorothy Anderson, Amy Auman, Mildred Baden, Miriam Balliet, Miss Minnie Mae Preacott, Na- cess and Miss Maynor began her plate and the letters and pictures Clarice Banks, Doris Barr, Cather- Bery, FoUettp Phyilig Foltgi Reynolds, Mildred Richey, Vida tional chairman of Kappa Delta, concert career almost immediate- are burned into the metal with arrived in Bowling Green Thurs- arc lamps so that ink will adhere ine Bsrtley, Esther Basner, Mag- Yvonne Ford, Virginia Forney, Ridcnour, Marjorie Ross, Beulah ly. day, Nov. 8, to participate in Students will be admitted upon to the flat surface for printing. dalene Batcha, Jeanne Beagle, Catherine Friend, Mary Lou Gabel, Royal, Betty Royer, Lois Rubel, pledge activities. presentation of their Ac cards, The inked image is transferred Phyllis Becken, Ruth Berger, Ruby Louis Gasper, Lois Gault, Janice Kathleen Rupp, Eva Marie Saint. Friday evening .after a banquet George, Sue Gesling, Beatrice Gil- Amelia Samaha, Rachel Saul, and tickets for townspeople will go from the plate to a rubber cylinder Berndt, Dorothy BeVier, Dora at the aorority house, pledge ser- which, in turn, prints directly on mer, Leola Gorby, Betty Gray, Bonney Sawyer, Joyce Schneider, on sale soon. Biery, Vernelle Bidlack, Dorothy Dorotha Grim, Thelma Grover, Grace Scholt, Betty Scovill, Beulah vices were held. The following the paper. Boomingdale, Phyllis B 1 o s s e r , people were pledged: Lois Hines Expensive engraving of cuts can ReJean Hahn, Margaret Hamann, Setzler, Jean Sherrard, Jeanne Mitt Ziegler Retignt Betty Boehk, Eileen Boepple, Car- Lila Mae Hansman, Margaret Shiveley, Ethyl Sickmiller, Ruth Jewett, June Bruce Pattison, Verly be avoided by using the off-set men Bond, Katherine Bonflglio, Collins, Dorothy .ieigley, Marjorie Harms, Jean Harshman, Lois Siegel, Bobbie Simpson, Fritzie Miss Donelda Zeigler, bookkeep- process, and when done on quality Dorothy Boozer, Marian Bowen. Yoder, Ann McGraw, Katherine er in the business office, is resign- paper stock the results can hardly Hartell, Janet Hartsel, Naomi Sipher, Betty Smith, Betty Joan Helen Bradley, Mary Brech- Smith, Florence Smith, Glenna Schaller, Dora Tarbizan, Dorothy ing Dec. 1. Her position will be be told from half-tone prints. Healey, Mary Heck, Dallas Henry, mscher, Robert Bredbeck, Ruth Smith, Janice Smith, Joann Smith, Fox, Alice Cadwell, June Cater, filled by Mrs. Robert Mason, of However, with offset printing a Virginia Hillard, Lois Hibes, B r I c k m s n, Ruby Bridenbaugh, Marilyn Holley, Sally House, Josephine Smith, June Smith, Vir- Betty Rhoades, Geneva Bennett, Oberlin. Her husband, Robert slight difference in the quality of Coral Britt, Helen Bromelmeier, Phyllis Immekus, Dorothy Irvin, ginia Smith. Frances Stuckman, Dorothy Mason, a veteran, is a senior at pictures is noticeable, Professor S.. KAPPA DELTA p. 2 Crowley pointed out. Some ma- Hope Brown, Marilyn Brown, Ida Vivian Johansen, Ruth Johnsen, Hattie Mae Stair, June Stemen, the University. Buhrow, Luetta Bunke, Marilyn Laska Stilin, Doreen Stouffer, Miss Zeigler received her B.S. terial in the 1946 "Key," as in Alice Johnson, Marilyn Johnson, Burriss, Richard Cain, Eileen Carr Herschel Johnston, Clara Keller, Frances Stuckman, Dora Terbizan, degree in business administration past issues, has been done by off- Nellie Chandler, Evelyn Christian, Jean Limblrd, Blanche Line, Mary Phyllis Tilton, Mary Tomlinson, fromBowiing Green State Univer- set. Class Meetings A larger machine, 14 by 20 Justine Christy, Elesnor Cirs, Little, Elsie Lodge, Doris Lorenz, Martha Transue, Ellen Treece, sity in June, 1940. She has been Winifred Cole, Evelyn Christisn, Rose Tschantz, Dorothy Tucker, employed at the Business Office inches, has been purchased, and Jean Lull. Set For Monday Martha Connolly, Virginia Cook, Leonore Lust, Virginia McDarr, Dorothy Turk, Patricia Undcrhill, since January, 1941. will arrive the first of the year to supplement the smaller one Opal Corder, Joyce Cotner, Clar- Clayton McDole, Harold McGee, Glendene VanLandingham. Jose- Nominations for class officers ence Courtney, Opal Courtney, Onnalee McGilvary, Ann McGraw, phine VanWegner, Evelyn Vesey, will be made at class meetings Nov. now in use. An electric typewrit- New Instructor Joint er, with an automatic adjustment Jane Coutney, Mary Conturne. Jean McKelvy, Mary MacEwen, Alice Vietmeier, Shirley Walder, 19. Lucille Pope, chairman of elec- Mary Craigmile, Claire Crith- Jean Mains, Lorene Mathias, Doris Margaret Wallace. tions announced today. Psychology Department to make the right margin even, Miss Doris Dimick, new psychol- has also been ordered. A new field, Dorothy Cronenewett, Ellen Meek, Richard Merrill, Audrey Mary Wannemacker, Zola Weav- Freshmen will meet at 8 p.m in Crowley, Virginia Cryer, Ann Cut- Meyers, Clara Jean Miller, Beryl er, Doris Welling, Kathleen Wendt, the Auditorium. Sophomores will ogy instructor from Ohio State "Multigraph," a small press print- University, arrived here last ing from type held in a semi-cir- ler, Anna Darr, Mary Daugherty, MillHoane, Beverly Millns, Lucile Helen Wetzel, Lois White, Martha ' meet in the Auditorium at 7 p.m.; Regina Davies, Mary Jo Davis, Mitchell, Betty Mote, Evelyn Moy- Whitman, June Widner, Florence juniors in the Rec Hall at 7 p.m.; Thursday to teach in the psycholo- cular drum, has also been added gy department to the equipment. Marilyn Desenberg, Marjorie er, Nora Mueller, Bernice Nece, Wilhelm, Herbert Williams, Nelson and seniors, in 303 Administration Deuscble, Eileen Dewhurst, Verda Bette Nelson, Kathleen Niemeyer, Williams, Catherine Willyard, Building at 7 p.m. Miss Dimick, whose home is in Other facilities include a 10 by Aurora, 0., received her B.S. de- 15 inches job press, several stands Dexter, Eloise Dibert, Edith Doerr, Richard Norton, Adele Oldenburg. Elaine Wise, Mary Wohlgamuth, Nominations will be made from Bernice Wolf, Mary Wollam, Ruth gree in education from Ohio State containing almost a dozen differ- Helen Dombrady, Louise Duffy, Virginia Pasnow, Marvel Patton, the floor, and the students making Margaret Eger, Dora Eggers, Joan Frances Pearson, Janet Percy, Wollam, Ruth Wonnell, Mary the nominations will be given pe- University and is now working on ent type-faces in sizes from 6 to a Master of Arts decree in psy- 48 point, two hand presses, a Eichenauer, Iva Esham, Lois Fer- Shirley Petkosek, Lucille Pope, Wood, Robert Wyandt, Ruth titions after the meetings for the Wyandt, Mary Wylie, Chella chology. She has also worked at paper punch and paper cutters, ris, Kathleen Fischer, Frederick Vivian Posey, Annabelle Ramaker, candidates they named. Fisher, Maroe Fletcher, Elsie Martha Rataiczak, Eugene Rayle, Young, Roberta Younkman, Donald Class elections will be Friday, the psychological clinic at Ohio and photographic equipment for Fleming. Mae Reece, Nellie Reed, Margaret Zahn. Nov. 80. State University. the Multilith work. PAGE 2 BEE GEE NEWS WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1945 BEE GEE NEWS Shoes is News Gold Braid To Old Lace' Coke-Tales By BLANCHE SPANGLES by JoAnn Simmons That little rumbling noise in Associated Cb0e8iate Pre*$ your ears last Thursday morning as yon peered sleepily down from MMIflNTio WO!! NATIONAL -OVB-tlsHNO •* Good morning, little friends. Once again the little your upper bunk wasn't just after- old typewriter receives its regular weekly exercises, National Advertising Service, Inc. effects from Wednesday night's Co/Ugt I'mblitben KtprtunUtn* building up a confusing jumble of alphabetic symbol* heavy date, and those people you 410 MAOISOM Avt NBW VORM N. Y. which the gracious printer somehow usually manages C-tC*4>0 • •MfOB • Loi •■•■ill ■ '«■ P««JKIMO saw knocking themselves over as to arrange into a few paragraphs of incoherent Official Student Publication they raced past your window weren't eager beavers on their way words. Here goes . . . Publithed Each Wednesday of the Year by to eight o'clocks. They were op- the student of timists, on their way to the down- BUGLE BOY Bowling Green State University town shoe stores and, in case you went back to sleep, the rumor they Never let it be said that director EUea T. Office—816 Administration Building—Phone 2631 were spreading was strictly the Smith doesn't have a nose for taleat. At the tret straight dope. rehearsal of "Arsenic," Mr. Smith asked Teddy Staff Shoes were taken off the ration Roosevelt (Gil Foa) if be thought he could get any- Edltor-in-Chi«f . Georq.anna Kaull list at midnight, the hour the thing like a bugle call oat ef said instrument, far D«lta Gamma HOUM. T»l«phone 394) Builnau Manaqw John Borb-r witches howled, October 31. the part calls for jest such talent. "Well, I thi.k so," 302 Ea.l Wo
FOR APPOINTMENT FRI-SAT Nov. 16-17 18704 CALL 9041 Doors open Sat. 1:45 TOO-RA-LOO-RA-LOO-RAL J. R. Shannon "Abbott, Costello Walker Studio (That's An Irish Lullaby) 123 W. Wooster THE DAY AFTER FOREVER Van Heusen-Burkc In Hollywood" With John Scott Trotter and His Orchestra Victory Loan Fenturctte 18705 RAPPAPORT'S AVE MARIA Frani Schubert Victory Caravan Greeting Cards Stationery HATTERS TO THE AMERIfA.V FAMILY School Supplies Books ' HOME SWEET HOME Bishop-Payne SUN-MON Nov. 18-19 Gifts Novelties (Not from the picture) Doors open Sun. 1:45 "Come in and look around, WttA Orchestra and Choir under direction of Iledy Lamarr and Robert you are always welcome." Victor Young Walker in "Her Highness & The Lion Store Appliance The Bellboy" 127 S. Main Si.
TUE-THURS Nov. 13-14-16 Laraine Day and Lana Turner in For The "Keep Your Powder Dry" Man FRI-SAT Nov. 16-17 Matinee Sat. 2:15 In Your Life Dick Foran and Jane It's In The Bryan in News! "Cherokee Strip" Plus Chapter No. 10 "Fed- All about the eral Operator 99 good food See our fine selection of SUN-MON Nov. 18-19 at LEATHER BILLFOLDS "The Woman in DOBBS "sailor-tailor" crown and bevel Green" brim on the smartest young cloche of the season. Stoot's starring DOBBSrited to your head. H. G. STRAWSER & CO. Restaurant Optometrists For Three Generations Basil Rathbone and Nigel BON TON HAT SHOP Bruce 327 South Main Street PAGE 4 BEE OIK NEWS WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1»46 AllGirl Orchestra Will Play Library Gets Flag Continues Medical Staff Uses New System ToFlyOverU For Informal Dance Saturday Fr.t.rniti.. will coilia.t th# For Freshman Physical Exams Myron Pearce and his all-girl orchestra will play for Rare Books tradition of th« University Hag - During the first week of the school year, Dr. W. H. Brown, raiting- caramonr, Don Suiter, the Gamma Phi Beta "Lavinrac" dance Saturday, Nov. 17, Rare books and new reference I BUr-Fraternity Council preai- University physician who returned to the campus this fall 8:16 to 11:30 p.m. in the Men's Gym. The dance is informal, material have supplemented the dent, .aid. While the Navy after serving in the army, was supervisor as nearly 600 and all students will be admitted by presenting Ac cards. Library'* collection recently, Dr. unit was stationed on the cam- white-robed freshmen filed through the corridors of Johnston A surprise theme taken from the title, "Lavinrac" is pus, the sailor* had charge of Paul F. Leedy, librarian, announc- Hospital for their physical examinations. planned for the dance, and decorations will carry out the ed today. the daily raising and lowering theme. Refreshments will be of the flag in front of the Ad- A new system was devised for this year's examinations. served during intermission. Probably toe oldest book in the ministration Building. A series of numbered "stations," Edie Jones is general chairman Kohl Hall Falls Hard library is John Stow's "Annalea" Sigma Nu, with John 3w.i- each with a definite purpose, was of the dance committee. Other or "General Chronicles of Eng- hart and Gerald Cedox in W.rn.nf! To mil upper set up; the students went from Men's Glee Club committee heads include Ruth Mar- land," printed in London in 1681. charge, has boon selected for shall, refreshments; Eunice John- bunkers. the duty for November. They station to station in order. Has 34 Members son, cleanup; Dotty Main, enter- Mary KahU of Kohl Hall, Leonardo da Vinci's "Science*, will raisie the colors at 7:56 a.m. The typical examination follow- jump«d out of bad Monday tainment; Janet Sauer, orchestra; Physlco Mathematique," a large set and lower them at sundown. ed this routine: For the first time in three years, and Rosemary Goedman, publicity. morning. Instead of going to in four volumes written In French; Alpha Tau Omega, who, ac- ■ Men's Glee club of 34 members classes, aha want to Johnaton Upon his arrival, the student LaPIace's "Oeuvrea," in seven cording to President Frank J. was organised last week, under the Hospital, where the verdict was Prout, war* originators of tho reported to the first station, where direction of Prof. Leon E. Fauley. A movie, "The Prisoner of volumes, and Hooke's "Micro- a badly sprained ankle. Mary plan, will official* during De- he donned the brief robe familiar The group will meet each Mon- Zenda" starring Ronald Coleman, is now back in Kohl, this time graphia Restaurata," an early im- will be shown in the University comber. Other fraternities will to upperclassmen. From there, he day and Wednesday afternoon at in a lower bunk. portant book on the microscope, bo responsible for the ceremony 4 p.m. in room 203 of the Practi- Auditorium at 7:30 Friday night. Betty Smith, Shatsel Hall, proceeded to the second station, The movie is sponsored by the printed in London 200 years ago, in later months. cal Arts Building. Social Committee. managed to hit the desk on har where his records were given him. way to the floor. Result—a are among the rare books recently Here the student had his tempera- There are no try-out qualifica- bad leg bruise plus a few secured. tions, and anyone who is interested Home Ec Club Members ture taken and the patch test for in singing may still join by seeing scratches. The Library had entered ' sub- tuberculosis applied. Sigma Tau Delta Meets Attend Toledo Meeting Prof. Fauley. An accompanist is scription* to the Labor Relations Then he reported to the rest of also needed for the group. Reporter through the Bureau of Sigma Tau Delta, national Eng- Nineteen members of the Home the stations where it took him Plans are being made for a fea- lish honorary, held its first meet- Key National Affairs; weekly desk about half an hour to get his blood sheets on business conditions, re- Economics Club went to Toledo, pressure, heart, lungs, and weight tured quartet to be selected from ing Nov. 7 at the home of Dr. Rea (Continued from page 1) the Glee club, and a spring tour. McCain, adviser. ports, and survey* with the Na- Friday, to attend the Northwestern checked. The members discussed writing linger, Gayc Houser, Alfrcda Kied- tional Industrial Conference Regional Conference of Home Eco- Dr. Brown's professional assis- a May Day program for the Uni- rowski, Phyllis Lupton, Janet Board; and Fact* On File, a cumu- nomics Clubs held on the campus of tants for the job included Dr. E. lative weekly news service on a • Served versity and having it published be- Sauer, Catherine Willyard, Joyce Toledo University. V. Boyle, Dr. S. J. Smith, Dr. A. fore it is used in May, JoAnn Sullivan, Barbara Kaiser, Cecelia wide scope of affair*. J. Extejet, and Nurse Phyllis without delay Simmons, Sigma Tau Delta presi- Homa. Two German encyclo p e d i a * : The meetings began with an Marsh. Photography and Darkroom— "Brockhaus," in four volumes, and afternoon tea held at 2:80 p.m. in • Eat dent, said. Betto Throne, Lee Baldauf, Doris Physical education majors who The next meeting will be Tues- Meyers "Lexikon" in 12 are now the Student Union. Various topics helped with the examinations were you are on your Brickncr, Jay VaBterling, Norm available in the reading room. day, Nov. 20, nt 3 p.m. in Dr. Kohortson, Dottie Zieglcr, Nora pertaining to the "Food For Magdalene Batcha, Maroe Fletch- way McCain's home. Other reference material in- Thought" theme were discussed by er, Margaret Harms, Virginia Lee Sawyer, Charlotte Rogers, cludes an Art Index Service com- Ann Kastner, Dora Terbizon. Hilliard, Jean McKelvey, Bonnie plete from 1929, IB Labor Relations Toledo speakers. An evening ban- Sawyer, June Smith, Richard Photo Scheduling—Muriel Bond, Reference Manuals, which present quet closed the conference. DandM MAX FACTOR Pat Coughlin, Mary Jane Mac- Franks, Fred Graf, Tom Inman, in book form a wide variety of Representatives from Heidelberg Cled Jones, Jim Knierim, Leo Ku- Ewen, Ann Page, Rosemary Ro- information affecting labor deci- Restaurant Make Up maker, Glenna Smith, and Marty College, Bluffton College, and Tole- biak, Don Otten, Howard Rogge, sions from 1937, and the completion and Donna Jean Tuttle. Transue. do University were present. PAN CAKES — all shades from the beginning in 1980, except Art Staff—Pat Smithe, Janet for one volume, of the Library's Percy, Grayce Scholt, Rose Cali- of the Industrial Arts Index. $1.50 plus tax ennc, Dorcen Stouffer, Lois Schaub, and Louise Duffy. Sing a song of six pence, Assisting Photographers—Vir- a pocket full of rye. Roger Bros. ginia Dawo, Eleanor Heinrich, Upperclass Dorms Wouldn't it be nice to eat Mandoline Hecklingcr, Rosemary a piece of pie I DRUG STORE Romakcr, Martha Russ, and Janet Elect Officers Hclmerdinc. BUY ONE at Mounting Staff—Edie Jones, Elections for the house-board of Marion McGinn, Mary Miller, Shatzel Hall, under the supervision Betty Jane Rvese, Lois Simpson, of Miss Golds Husted, were held FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION DON'T OFFEND! Phyllis Wendell, and Kathleen last week. The following people Randall's Winters. were chosen: Magdalene listens, Indexing—Marilyn O s b o r n c, president; Ann Hammack, vice- Bakery South Of Louise Ruoff, Pat Underhill, Kay president; Grayce Scholt, secre- Pott Office PHONE 2431 Westenburgcr, and Shirley Davis. tary; and Kay Niemeyer, treasur- er. Try outa for Girls' Vocal Trio Williams Hall, under the direc- will be held Wednesday and Thurs- tion of Mrs. Josephine James, day afternoon, Nov. 14 and 16, in elected its house-board officers at room 201 of the Practical Art* a recent meeting. Those elected Building, Mr. S. P. Durrancc an- were Lucille Pope, president; Mar- nounced today. 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