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n hi Wii wumua VOLUME 66 OBERLIN OCTOBER 1 1937 NUMBER 4 Forensics Union Mummers Club Oberlin Set for Centennial of Coeducation Try- outs to be Searches For Male Talent Celebration Here Networks to Broadcast Held Next Week i Twas the night of Feb 27 f 1937 Comrade Stefanovitch Bos- 4 Plans Call for Several Trips Resolutions toyanovitchski his m a n a cled Miss Mildred McAfee During Year May Have arms hanging limp bowed to the supremacy of Sir Northam Tow- i Debates Praise Work Decision ers and Abdul MacSanderson as Comes for Address the final curtain fell on Arabes AUER NAMED SPONSOR Of Teachers que the Mummers first produc tion Dr Homer Price Rainey of the American Youth Tis the night of March 24 1938 More Students Participate At the faculty meeting held Mr Hepplethwaite armed with Commission to he Other Speaker at in Program This Year Tuesday Sept 27 the following heavy shears for snipping neck Convocation in Morning Freshmen Invited resolutions were passed in memory ties off just below the knot ap of Frances Juliette Hosford Dean pears on the stage to open the By Charlotte Austin new Mummers show Mumb Forennsic Union plans for the Emeritus and Laurel Everett Yea- With President Mildred McAfee of Wellesley College and lings of 1938 or The Whisper coming year were announced manB Professor of Organ Homer Price Rainey director of the American Youth Commission ing Corpse Music the making this week after a meeting of the as the principal speakers the Coeducation Centennial will open with a Frances of any good show orchestrated by Executive Board of the Union Juliette Hosford convocation in Finney Chapel at 1000 a m October 8 and will be Jack Stern is provided by the Monday night Members of the In the death of Frances Jul- followed at oo p m by the dedication of the commemorative gate- Campus Cavaliers 3 Board this year are Elbert Sisson iette Hosford Oberlin has lost way R T Miller 91 donor of the gateway is returning from In the meeting of the Ellsworth Carlson Don Comin- one who for half a century has Muni Euiope in order to talk at the dedication ceremonies mers Club executive committee sky Don Berkemeyer and Doris wrought her devotion and wis- Immediately before the convocation at a processional com last Tuesday Bill Mezger who 930 Kempes New faculty sponso of dom into the very texture of posed of guests faculty and sen- succeeded Bob Cogswell as pres the Union is Mr Jeff Auer pub its life She was teacher and 1U iors will be held the band provid- ident announced that this year saw lic speaking instructor Dean of Women in the Aca- ing musical accompaniment The any college man or group of men Frosh Get Try- outs for membership will demy from 1888 to 1916 As- meeting will also be followed by sociate who have any kind of a specialtp be held next week and all stu Professor and Assist- an academic recessional ft act trucking comedy skits or dents both freshmen and upper ant and Acting Dean in the Distinctions Opened with an invocation by burlesque imitations s h o u Id classmen nterested in joining are College from 1916 to 1920 the Rev Dan Bradley of work them up for auditioning Cleveland requested to see Mr Auer in Wes Wise and kindly administrator the convocation will which will take place October in Arboretum continue with tervelt and arrange for a try- out exact and Joyous scholar the Introduction of Miss McAfee by 28th Songs will be called in one He will be in his office Saturday skilled teacher by nature and President Wilkins and then Presi- week later Ruth Aldrich was morning and Monday afternoon ever fresh experience Dark Red With Yellow 41 dent McAfees speech Dean Gra- named secretary at this meeting v xf MEMORIAL To Co- EOtCftriQM m- from one to five The years since her retire- Varies From hams benediction is Immediately and William Griffith Smith busi- f Traditional ment have Kj ifc OBERLIN In the duc 1 preceded by Ralneys Subject for the tryout speech been rich full of nl M will0Ldrigather on the Oberlin 4 S Green Director talk nes manager College t V and Black this year will be Resolved satisfactions in the work of v j AtM campui next Friday October 8 to SI I 1 During the program choral music r that Arabesque was listed on the V 4- 3 honor the centennial of coeducation and f home and garden In fuller co- education of women on college President Roosevelt should im Sept 6th reading list at the lib- l V the 1 I Hell Week for Oberlin Frosh operation with church and com- Speakera October 8 has been mediately enforce the neutrality rary and is available for reading i Vf at the convocation in the f I began officially last night with the declared law munity and especially in her r i morning will be Milt Mildred McAfee I 1 in the Far East Probably 1 Preaident of Welleiley College lif M a College Holiday due to the at any time f j and for I m M distribution of crimson and gold Wednesday research into Oberlins early m Dean of Women at Oberlin and Dr and Thursday after- Homer Rafney 1 II celebration of the Coeducation- jf P Director of the Amer 1 s capes to distinguish mem noons of next history She has brought to a lean Youth Commiaaion Jo feminine week will be devot- miiii vfc fjm al Centennial The penalty new known afternoon the memorial to co Mgi 1941 cut ed to hearing speeches of aspir- birth little or half BW education In SMuykjP bers of the class of from their v the form of a gateway to an mmmmw W will be In effect on Thursday ants forgotten figures and through Name Ushers V outdoor theatre will be dedicated with ikm more or less older sis- colorful KmslsX J heartless her writings insured they 3V Vn ceremoniei On the reverie aide fm and Saturday This years program is designed that A Nsa of the memorial are the namet of the four htL ters shall never again be forgotten women who In 18J7 dared break educa m to enable more students to partici- WSsmmwS I tional precedent by enrolling at Oberlin m For Series n The distinctions were doled out In- 1 the year pate In With direct approach clear J four course leading to the All ix- C ife President Wilkins will preside the activities of the Union iV 11 Th of theae are pictured above r sight sane judgment she has ifK ben o the Aa in the usual manner of the sopho- Instead of ono or two long trips as 1 ltuh unl fourth jF m rtf again in the afternoon for the ded iW Ml i nAi EHwbeth 0f New York revealed the significance of the i prl more women In previous years there will prob- Of Recitals JL WJSXm at the Womens ication when he presents Mr Mill- beginnings and the promise of ZQ ably be this year several short Homer fi WineY League picnic in the arboretum er who is to make a few re the future of womans advance brief trips A swing through Indiana has They are dark red with 41 on the marks before the unveiling of the in education A keen and en- List Before already been tentatively scheduled Larger Than monument At that time 25 women thusiastic Interpreter of past back In yellow Several decision debates will prob Based Glee Club Members and 8 men dressed in costume are and of present each In the Appointments House Rules ably be held this year In addition Irvine Speaks to act as guides and receptionists light of other mind On Applications by to a number of extension con the her Announced by Head Each freshman womens house and never grew old me- tests Further plans call for panel heart her has Its own rules for Hell Week After the dedication of the zest for study and for life Week Try- morial to coeducation a plaque In discussions or Informal debates at Head ushers at the Artists Re- After outs NBC From In former years these have In- never weakened Abroad memory of Madame Adelia A Field meetings cital Series have appointed 52 cluded making Sophs beds wear- Twice Oberlin highly hon- The Membership of the Mens Johnston member of the Oberlin Elbert Sisson of the Executive ushers for the coming year Se- ing same ored her In 1931 by confer- Phil All- the dress all week Class of 1856 who served as Prin- Committee pointed out that all stu lection was made from a list of te Club was announced today by Spitalnys Girl Orchestra Plays With compete any ring the degree of Doctor of Jack Wirkler director Tryouts courtesying to all Sophomore wo- cipal of the Womens Department dents who did not in 90 men and 47 women Program Dedicated intercollegiate or extension de Letters in 1936 by the award attended by 60 aspirants were held to Oberlin men going without makeup using same as office now called Dean Mr Kennedy of the Conserva- of Women 24 years 1870 bates last year will be required to of the Distinguished Service during the past week Twenty- four Millikan on Friday Hookup only back entrances and carrying for from Associa- tory in announcing the names till 1894 Her connection with the compete In the try- outs Medal of the Alumni were recalled and fifteen finally hard boiled eggs for professors to i tion Today we remember pointed out that anyone paying accepted administrative and teaching staff The list of old and new By Ruth Leiserson sign grat- the regular Artists Recital fee in of Oberlin College lasted for forty again with reverence and members follows Oberlin will be the center of an international radio hook- up has done and his tuition was not eligible for Janet Brown president of the years from 1870 when she became Dean itude all that she Permanent members Thomas October 8 when the one hundredth anniversary of coeducation will be Attends ushering League principal of the womens depart has been for Oberlin A Edwards 38 Robert C Pool 38 celebrated here on the campus As soon as President Wilkins finishes Womens presided at the follows ment until her death as an emer- fit Ushers are as John B Schwertmann 38 Murrow his introduction Sir James Irvine vice chancellor of the University of entertainment which preceded the Laurel Everett Yeamans 1910 Lewis Book W Schwinn 36 A Ander- St Andrews itus professor in Inauguration Laurel Everett Yeamans was Robert Anderson Robert will be heard speaking from Glasgow Scotland The picnic supper Folk dancing mod- son president 38 N Mc- oe sc was born in LaGrange Ohio July waiter Wayne Bowers Harold Robert university Andrews tne ern dancing and an exhibition of After leaving the office of prin- Macon Cow- Donald 38 Warren R Walworth first in Britain to admit women Mr William Seaman represent 11 1890 After graduating from Brooks Frank Clark tumbling were presented by the cipal of the womens department Jerome Grif- 37 along with men students ten minutes of broadcasting from ed Oberlin at the inaugural cere the Oberlin Conservatory of les Lawrence Derr Womens Athletic Association fol- she became a professor of medie- Hugh Han- years members continued Then back to Oberlin but only various parts of the campus of stu- monies of radio station WCLE Music in 1910 he spent several fith Richard Hadley Last lowing the Introduction of the new val history an office which she for year long enough to announce Dr R A dent activities as they are going in Cleveland on September 26 years as teacher and organist son Thomas Henney Albert this Milford W Carlson women faculty members Food ar- held until 1907 During this period Hirsh- 39 Phillip O 38 Irvin Millikan for the voice of Dr Mil- on at the time Following that will Mr Seaman gave a five- minute in and Hicks John Hull Richard Bennett rangements were in charge of Mrs she also served six years as dean Bushman 38 Reese Lewis 38 likan will be picked up in Holly- be the concert of the Conservatory talk on the same program with In various cities In 1921 he berg Howard Latouretter Robert J Vera Locke of May Cottage and of the womens department In MacMillan Richard Richards 39 Thomas E wood Symphony Orchestra for twenty Dr W G Leutner president of returned to his Alma Mater MacDonald Robert Janet Nash 1901 she was appointed to the 38 Henry L Burnett minutes Western Reserve University Dr and gave her ardent and de- Ralph Mark Edwin Martin Street Jr Back to Elms After the supper all frosh women board of trustees and was a mem- 39 Lawrence W Derr 39 Max I The concluding radio event that Ellis director of Cleveland Col- voted service as teacher of Bright Munson Warren Nieder When Millikan has finished his met to form a snake dance that ber of the prudential committee Erwin 39 William W Fellers 38 will feature Oberlin will be the lege Mr ODonnell president of Organ until his death on July hauser Charles Nixon Paul Nor address the center of attention will circled the reservoir and ran up until her death In 1910 in Oberlin William L Porter 38 George M again be to Lets Talk it Over program Mon- the Cleveland Board of Educa 4 1937 at the age of forty- ton James Pmney H Polster switched back Oberlin Professor Street ending on the Winwood III 39 K Hub- day October 11 on which Dean Paramount News Reels is tenta- tion and Dr Busch president of seven years William Porter Paul Reuman James where President Wilkins will main green where all joined in 39 tively planning to cover the dedica- the City John Schwertmann Murrow Sch- bell 38 Robert S Hunt return to the microphone to thank Woodworth will give a short talk Club of Cleveland Laurel Yeamans was a mu- Ten Thousand Strong and Ober- tion of the memorial as well as to In of wmn Robbins Strong Sanburn New Members First Tenor Nel- both speakers The broadcast will his talk Mr Seaman told sician with great and varied lin Forever take numerous other shots around of Sutherland Reginald Twiggs son Richards Lloyd Gressle Will- be concluded with another selec- Oberlins belief in the value gifts a brilliant pianist and Marian McClelland is general the campus on next Friday It is radio Wade Volwiler Thornton Zanolli iam Schwartz tion played by the string quartet Professor White as a means of education organist a composer of prom- chairman of the committee on highly probable that news Janet Brown Lois Conard Ernes- Second Tenor Frank Numbers made up of faculty members which other and commented on the fact that ise and an Inspiring teacher Soph- Frosh relations assisted by reel companies will be represented although tine Evans Eleanor Gould Doro- Phillip Best Judson Leonard Dav- will open the program To Address ASU Oberlin has made no In his passing Oberlin College Ruth Leiserson social chairman of on the occasion along with both thy Hayford Elizabeth Hull Ele- id Blumenthal The broadcast will precede serious attempt to go into the loses a teacher of sterling abil- the college sophomore women Mable major radio networks newspaper Wynona Leete Baritone Judson Stewart Ralph luncheon field in the past few years the and in loss the Faculty anor Jackson in honor of the represent- Burt social chairman of conserva- men from ity its Myers Ely Brook- metropolitan papers and College sympathy Margaret McCord Barbara atives from other colleges to be Professor David White of and Conservatory have extends its warmest Rob- tory sophomores and Enid Harper photographers from several major Sandy Monks Betty Roome Low Bass Johnson Kuyper held In Warner Gymnasium Ober- lyn College recently returned from participated in more than 60 to his mother Mrs E J Yea- secretary- treasurer of the Conser- picture concerns and mag- Smith ert McGregor Chris McDermott Beven months at the Spanish front national broadcasts in 10 different cities Adela Robinson Barbara lin students will be able to hear vatory sophomores azines mans Dan Halsey Art Wyman Carl with the Loyalists will speak in Six of these have been coast to Mary Taylor Miriam Whitehead It in Finney Chapel where a radio Keuther the King- Bosworth room Monday coast and some with international Helen Wilson and Ruth Ward will be hooked up to loud speak- short ers Since the time of the affair is night at 730 under the auspices of wive the ASU Professor White a Unions Proposition Local He complimented Mr Carpen from 1230 to 1 p m it is believed Princeton graduate who teaches ter general manager and Mr that the noon meal In the college English Is the son of ex- governor John Vorpe production manager PRESS FLASHES dining halls will be served at one Dance Bands Pickets Loom UNITED White of Ohio and oclock other staff members of WCLE to DANGERED BY CHINESE JAPAN TO CONTINUE PRESENT retiring member Is returning It is interesting to note White will tell what the Ameri- and WHK on the inauguration of that By Don McGrew affiliate with the union POLICY his former position as a professor BOMBARDMENT both the featured speakers are can forces are doing In Spain and their conection with NBC With one of the two dance bands Aside from their stand on the of business finance and administra- SHANGHAI The United States world famous scientists Oberlin will probably present his opinions campus on the definitely unionized union question two dif- a major state Augusta was In line of fire about the war based on his person- the bands TOKYO Japan In tion at Ohio State University Co- cruiser students are familiar with the dis- and the other as yet nonc- ommittal fer in one today other respect While al- ment of policy announced Will- again today as Chinese airplanes tinguished work that Dr Millikan al observations musi- Over 100 Concerts lumbus His successor Doctor it looks as if the Oberlin most all of the members in both she would break Interference pro- bombed the vicinity of the Japa- has done In the field of physics He Is sent by the Friends of the fla- that iam T Husband was formerly cal set- up this year will be bands are experienced In that they Fill Coming Year in China and was determined to nese airport at Yangtzepoo across Sir Irvine Is no less well known Abraham Lincoln Brigade which fessor of economics and business vored with a tang of unionism have had previous experience In pursue her own course to tne ou- the Wangpoo River from the city for his contributions to chemistry includes the Abraham Lincoln bat- administration at Ohio Wesleyan Pledged to give the students what some dance orchestra or other More con ter end The planes drew a ten- minute Formerly a professor of chemistry talion the George Washington Bat- mu- than one hundred University Delaware they want In the line of dance Wilcoxs lads boast six frosh in certs coming By implication the statement furious anti- aircraft fire which and dean of the Faculty of Sci- talion and the Mackensie- Papinean will be given In the CHINA SUBMITS RESOLUTION sic are the two bands which have their midst while Stuarts group a blank reply not only sent the sailors on the Augusta ence he received numerous de- battalion This brigade has been school year These range from constituted TO LEAGUE has emerged out of the choas created Is composed entirely of upperclass- the ten Finney to protests of governments against scrambling below deck from their grees from both British and Ameri- acting as shock troops In Spain for spring by graduation of Artist Recitals in GENEVA Chinp submitted to last the men Chapel to and Senior Japanese war methods but a re movie show Heavy fighting con- can universities He has been In the last few months and contains Larry Gill maestro- extraordinary the Student the League of Nations Advisory Hugh Stuarts boys who will Recitals HalL jection in advance of any action tinued north of the city this country several times deliver- the best trained and best equipped Gill Member in Warner Committee today a resolution cit- have as their conductor Tharon Georges conduct that might be taken by Interna- BLACK DELIVERS SPEECH ing speeches at noted eastern uni forces In the Loyalist army Paul is not the first time that Enesco will ing Japan as an aggressor under This Parsons also a football back are the a tional agreement TONIGHT versities MacEachron 39 is at present a problem of turning has Conservatory Orchestra on Kellog- the union a combination of Gills and Rc- no room lor the Nine Power Treaty of the Hugo L member of Mackensle- Papineau Program February 24th and the The statement left WASHINGTON Justice Other radio broadcasts that deal the confronted the campus musicians matnes bands of convinced her gBriand Peace Pact and Article yesteryear and organization is going into rigor doubt that Japan Is Black will deliver tonight over the with the centennial Include the battalion which Is halt Canadian Larry Gills boys placed themselves will 10 of the League Covenant use as their theme song the ous course Is Justified and that she combined facilities of the nations dedication to Oberlin of Phil Spit- half American under the union banner last year training Members of the URGES STUDENTS TO BE- locally famous TU Be With Too Conservatory present will maintain It In face or wnai broadcasting systems his reply to alnys General Electric program Ten cents admission will be and now once more the A F of M Faculty will COME APOSTLES OF PEACE Where Tou Are Stuarts fimt a ever pressure or opposition she Is charges he was a life member In the night of October 4 His Is the charged at the door come down from Lorain and Pproxlmately fifteen recitals LEXINGTON Assistant Secre- has slgnment comes tomorrow night upon to meet Ku Klux Klan when he swore famous all- girl orchestra approached reorganised bands A Cappella and Musical Union called urged the the when he will play AllC- ollege HOME LOAN tary of War Louis Johnson of for the will present The Messiah this sea iruncn OF to his oath as Associate Justice Beginning at 600 on the after- on the question of signing up His boys 8UCCESSOR students of Military Insti- have also beea se- son alternating Bachs BOARD RESIGNS the United States Supreme Court noon of the eighth there will be Hugh Stuarts boys who are other- lected to furnish from tute today to become apostles of EN- HOSPITAL NEWS the music at the Christmas Oratoria of last year NAMED UNITED STATES CRUISER wise known as the Campus Caval senior- frosh reception The resignation peace RECEIVE HONORARY Inten- A new Chapel Choir is also in WASHINGTON hovering over HULL TO Students confined to Allen hos- iers have Indicated definite Bob Wilcoxs band renovated by as member of the With war clouds DEGREE becoming while process of organization of one Ohloan BILLS DUE pital and Browning House this tions of anion the the addition of several frosh be- and the our civilisation he said it takes Secre- The Federal Home Loan Board TORONTO United States McCoy swingsters under the baton of Bob gins year three bands and the Glee suc- and men of courage Bills 5 week are Richard Ruth another of musical ex of another as his men of vision of Cordell Hull will re- are due Oct There make statement Clubs complete picture of a appointment to- tary State Albright Newell Wyman Ellen Wilcox refuse to a Continued Page the board to look beyond the carnage of of Doc will be no extension from One Tear by cessor was announced by the ceive an honorary degree nnless at this time Picketing was con- Istenee Like almost daily punctuated day and keep steadfast toward the Rhoades Marian Hawkinson that of his competl some event of interest today Continued from Page One by letter from parents or and Margaret sidered likely if Wilcox refuses to Continued musical Hoagland the goal of pece McCord on Page Four nd value Doctor Henry K Page Two THE OBERLIN REVIEW Friday October 1 i

FROM OTHER CAMPUSES Vicissitudes of Uberlin Lif Published by the students of Oberlin College TK 1 1 J rri every Tuesday and Friday during the school uu f year excepting holidays and examination per idiots uiane rrusu yueer lning loos By the year 300 five cents per copy IS revelry The Freshmen class seems to campus At least a few ntro Entered as second- class matter at Oberlin 3 FUU- WCK be having its troubles Thinking ductions might help the YARDS unio fost Office April 24 1911 DOGjggJ i50 that perhaps some of our world On one of the first days tl HARVARD IN By DOROTHY OSHLAG ty- th p RnnhnmArM V 1 Office 13 North Main Street Telephone 127 wise upper- classmen could nmi UCU- K ey OUT SCORING Our mailbox seems unaccount Wfvv nMC National Advertising help them out in some of a- iuoii wcic uuaervea Wash Service Inc 420 Madison Ave New York City ably full this week so we might nve nicago ana HE TOOK their troubles we hace decided mg a car in iront oi White Hous iusu soio exclusive national Prowling through Peters the just as well start to sort out the advertising representatives TO THE cmk- to print a few of the incidents una was other day we received a nasty contents right now uiav enough W A SPRAGUE L LINE THE that have happened since the m nlchmant frt nn EDITOR shock It couldnt have been From the Columbia Broadcast lIS but it was Or reader no less 3ACK CALLED opening of college and some of tnese leuows were not asked Fred Fairfield AiS BACK TO ig System we are informed that Sanford Palay Copy Editors He was coming out of the deans the remarks that have been over report for bed- making duty Mary Lou Dull HE BALL OVER the nine best critical essays writ heard her and on Georgiana Quackenbush Society Editors office and before we could es LED there the cam e iiier an ten by students in summer uni- 1 1 Ross Sanderson Tom by lapel pus a w me leiepnonei i Boardman Managing Editors cape he had us the iVABD versities and college throughout fiing early Sun wuia6l waiier rsenr Associate Managing you doing back 3 A The afternoon of the first All uay one me iuiv Editors What are on luuuung oi sopho ditoMLi Charlotte Austin O the United States the subject College came along find GeorgeSU F Mahl here we asked Rumor had to twelve niuica in mc uuuac icporiea with Sports of Columbias recent Shakespeare 1 Editor you were coffee- planting Frosh women wthout dates Af o na7ol nr Lr rn Vita tnn 41 uave Anaregg caroara wens Assistants it that cycle were submitted this week miU 0n in Kenya What about it ter putting their heads together oi me rresnmen wno had been WALTER D HOGUE BUSINESS MANAfiEB for final judgment The nine es- a few The language is so difficult for minutes a telephone warning tais trainer in me Week Michael Krouse Advertising Manager r says chosen to compete for a put down there he explained I call was through to the Mens nau jusi Lanuu m see II ne French Hardesty George Casper Kirk Martin Assistants 250 award were written by stu- could John Walton had to come back to take grad lSimL Building and a request was made come over ana maKe Circulation Editor vc r lit ll r x dents attending sumer sessions in beds Some uate work in the Zwahili depart Hrj that twelve tall dark and hand body should tell these TOM BOARDMAN EDITOR the following colleges and univer Frosh ISSUE ment Id been planting for some Frosh men be on hand as thing or two Hunter College University A 1 Ct I sities escortg A 1 1 months before I found out that for the evening The m uiie ui me nrsi meetings of Harvest Home didnt know the word for coffee oi Aiaoama nayior university men didnt seem to realize how 11me T ev 1 1 Lamont School Lehigh Universty neview sian mis year the You have to have the necessary lucky they were and so it took T I Tonight and tomorrow night the citizens of the Village Bennett School University of rrosn were Deing lniormed that background you konw Anyhow a little while to round them up i i of Oberlin will hold their annual Window Fair Already suc Southern California University k any wnu naan i any experienct they all Kaffee- Hag down there we noticed the twelve couples i i j culent pies lucious nougets gargantuan apples and wine to pou oi wasnington ana ueorge wasn Well nice have seen at the dance that evening Here journalism une new candidate edg- ington University colored beets are installed in all their glory in the display we murmured and started someones i- TTnvAtf ntVAl nlavitrimkto iir11 I is chance to start a KtFcu F uea mai mean news ing off windows fronting on Main and College streets For two ro japci cajjci iciiue or any Kind of nights cliquish college students and aristocratic doctors of Say what about the Hair of TIME UNIVERSITY OF DENVER HTRlO OF LOCAL GAMBLERS out the requirement of being a experience We were that the DOG Youre still writing it CELE3RATES ADAMa EVE SECURED THE LAND FOR THE once too philosophy may be forgotten while the village has a thorough- DAY IM JANUARY EACH STUD- FIRST BUILDING OF THE UNIVERSITY sponsoring a cumpeiiuun 101 coi arent you he asked One afternoon recently an up- good ENT RECEIVES AN APPLE FROM OF ARIZONA lege students from October 1 to ly time I just couldnt get along with THE CHANCELLOR perclass couple strolling through December 15 Awards of 500 Most undergraduates hailing as many of them do out it now that Im back to Ober FACULTY from the will again be made to the authors LL NOTES lin the way to colhdingf i with urban centers of the east and middle west look upon a win- of v sixi best playsi submitted T avol We sighed and tried to forget the ks a Freshmen couple who were dow fair as hopelessly domestic far too characteristic of the during the above- mentioned dat rroiessor isoyer nas been call that he had rated on I Q of less pausing in the path As the up eu nume 10 of conventiental small town atmosphere at least slightly re than 25 as a freshman before his Oberlin College On es oiumDus Decause the serious illness of his miniscent of rusticity Others reared perhaps in the towns mind began to go of course Still At the discretion of the bureau Li u father and on the basis of future promise 6 7 7 uean wittke addressed the cha of the midle west find a close and by no means unfriendly its something to know that one did you say your name was It has an ardent public even if it and financial need these awards pel nour at Wooster Wed Sept conection between the local Window Fair and own Airways definitely looks as if an informa- 30 their is one October may be increased to scholarship only moron 8 tion bureau was needed on this County Fairs of the fall weeks Okeh we said in our polish- a ards of from 1500 to 2500 But no matter how sophistocated or how naive a student ed university accent trying to By CHARLES P FEHL Finney Chapel Warner Hall The recipients of such scholar Dean wntKe will speak as the ship or fellowship official representative of Oberlir sound as much as posble like Following a months intensive Gym Coe- ducation awards will be may be he should recognize there is Warner ans the Cosmos Vi that a certain earthy expected to submit at least two Lays an tnc jvenyonsjr flavor Benchley agreeing to do a new publicity in leadng newspapers Arhh with an outlet to Cle- muKuictuuii ui about a celebration of this sort which is both priceless plays new president at Oct 23 series periodicals and libraries of the veland Announhers from C B within the years tenure of Gambler and unique The scent of the soil the scholarship or fellowship or Plans for Year richness of earth- pro Well anyway here we are naton the Oberln Co- ed Centen S and NBC have not yet been he within six months RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS duced things the genuine artfulness of home- fashioned em again Two years ago we wrote nal will be broadcast over a per chosen but there is a strong thereafter Name Committees Any undergraduate or graduate 111 i i art broideries and cloths all these can be appreciated nowhere our swan song that was when iod of a week bp both NBC and chance that Bop Trout of CBS runuwiiiK voeriin siuaenis student now attending any Am approved as Rhodes scholarship near so well as when we thought that our Dear Read the Columbia System Starting who handled the Mock Conven- displayed with rightful pride by their erican Canadian university or The Oberlin Cosmpolitan Club applicants er had left us Now of course next Monday with Phil Spitalnys tion two years ago will be one or proprietors It shows a healthy humility in any scholar will commence its activities for Illinois 38 or with a mental picture of him cla All- Girl program college is eligible for these Mel Kennedy Orchestra dedi of the aces here 1 year academician to be able to awards Plays must be f 1 the with an open meeting Michigan G Randall Price T pnjoy and enter into the fall cele moring for his Review every Fri cated to coeducation the series of The five broadcasting featuring Tuesday uctober 5 at 8 p m in 38 bration of the Window Fair day and avidly turning to the edi- spots length original unpublished and Miss James G Goodrich five wil continue until Oberlins Centennial are the Shipherd Theo- unproduced by any professional Lounge of the Oregon Wallace Sprague 37 torial section we feel impelled week from that time when Miss Monday October 4 theater and must have written 4 The program Ohio Francis Tucker 37 to answer the divine call to duty Marguerite Woodworth Oberlin General Electric hour with Phil recomendation by head of lllJe bX a talk given Dwight Culler 38 which is the heritage of all wield Dean of Domen will appear with Spitalnys All Girl Orchestra plus the Pro Patria the English or drama department Dr Rob0ert A Brown of the Tracy Strong 37 ers of the pen two Oberlin co- eds of 88 and one a mesage from President Wilkins of colleee or university at nooi oi ineoiogy New York Ed A Miller 37 Printed in Tuesdays Review was probably the best We told our young apprentice of 40- on the NBC Lets Talk It WTAM at 930 the To Wordsworth Schultz who wrote hw the anfhnr wu Hem ins saooaucai leave the Editor comunication which has come to this papers Over Friday October 8 last year in England He will for us last year that we were go- Th nDhi Af loHin nmHnr x y in many a day In 39 Since the Northern Ohio Tele Alice Little 88 and Janice on x it Michijird Hirose gave expression ing artora rritir and nthpr sPeak the subject The Coro to take over this year and phone Company which owns the Rudd 40 on Coeducation Past intprt to a sentiment of genuine patriotism compared to which most ed in and connected with ation Jte Significance Past and the tears ran down his cheeks Oberlin lines cannot relay the and Present WHK or WJR at the student of a which Judging Present All Oberlin college expressions similar nature are the merest echoes Discreet as ever we felt that it programs from here to Cleveland 1045 a m theater from the be vaiory ana meoiogicai siu Hirose of course as a citizen of a country now belligerent was not necesary to inquire too without a Federal Communica President Wilkins receiving committe will chosen includ es Richard Aldrich Max Gordon dents are neartily welcomed to had the inestimable advantage of realism on his deeply into their source The tions Commission violation it will greetings from Sir James Irvine side when Lawrence Langer Gilbert Miller avicuu in auuuion 10 regular sensitive soul must be coddled a be necessary to tap a Bell Tele Vice- Chancellor of St Andrews he confessed a moral responsibility for what he believes is Brock Pemberton Ina members of the club Charlotte bit you know One of our pre phone line south of town and use University in Glasgow Scotland Claire his fatherlands grave mistake yet even ignoring this fac decessors George M Cohan Lynne Fon e cnarge i a man of some renown over four miles of wire to connect and from Dr R A Millikan in taine Walter Hampden leeuns tory his letter had a depth of feeling which bore unmistak- accurately described a columnists Pasadena California WTAM Helen 1 or HavM Fva Ip Onllipnnp AlfrpH ur Particular interest both to CORONA win able witness to the disappointment and grief in the heart of feelings when he wrote Who WWJ at 1230 p m Lunt Joseph Wood Krutch Burns new freshmen and to trans kPORTAILE TYPtwRlTfiR H Such would fardels bear Writing a Concert from Warner Hall fea the writer sentiment which may criticize a thing most Photographs Mantle Wagstaff ana lner sluaer just be regular feature is a fardel of the turng the Conservatory Sym- Harry Gribble patently beloved is an expression not of tawdry nationalism Philin Antinpt ginning their first year at Ober worst sort take it from us but phony under Professor Kessler vrnr Pom or chauvinism of sense since and L Strabprs lin 13 the announcement of the but pure patriotism in the highest our Dear Reader is back in Student Body playing Tschaikovskys Romeo A FEW USED PORTABLE town well take the Vnr fnrfhpr lnfnminn membership committee made up fardels off and Juliet overtur- efantasy f Ruth AT the dogs neck and let him cav garding the contest address Miss Bks chairman Helen BARGAIN PRICES A mass photograph of the en- WGAR or WJZ at 500 un un me campus Ruth Benedict Bureau of New au rxis mat on Baby Food on Wheels unnoticed as tire student body and faculty will Monday October 11 Wednesday before Plays If East 48th Street New October 6 there will be taken October 13 cha- Lets Talk It Over featuring WE Mammoth it was a good 60 to 75 feet long 17 high during York Citv be a sPecial table in Peters Court REPAIR CLEAN ANL Flash The nsw handsomely pel our behind Miss Marguerite Woodworth Peters Hall The Annminopmpnt h rp where all interested in joining and painted white It wheeled on its half- dozen or so sets bound volumes published by Al- Oberlin Dean Women Wn ADJUST ALL MAKES photographer will be Mr Ray D of WGAR me r8anzaton may apply for College ma Mater and entitled sternly Young or WJZ ceived of a dance recital to be of tires down East made an astonishingly agile turn of Mt Vernon who at 330 membershp Though the club Legislation have at last cleared specializes given sometime this winter by to the left down South Main and when thundering south in taking group pic- uo BO up a murky problem On pace Lynn Poole a former Oberlin lu lne commit tures of large organizations t 11 and 1 lcc uas Ulal can apparently bound for Wellington Columbus St Louis and 8 they tell us that a reprimand is Student who is now on the teach- rf take in only Corner has done work of this nature at Camera Club Will a a number of American- adjacent points Before it disappeared however we saw severe reproof At last Amherst ing staff of the Cleveland Mu Ohlys Cornell Michigan State nppnmnnnist born students so that a more Drug Store the lettering Gerbers Strained Baby Food on its enormous Northwestern Meet Next seum of Art His Miami and Woos- Week w xoreign stu side ter is also from Oberlin a graduate IV uae New of the Conservatory class of 19201 lajf e maintained York Times Oberlin first had a group pic Now just why strained peas strained spinach strained The first meeting of the camera Miss Vera Otto who is now the ture taken in 1922 in front of carrots and strained asparagus should not be Carries club will be held next Tuesday h- ad of the Music Department of driven around Article on the Memorial Arch and the prac- Always evening at Goodrich house at the Rutherford B Hayes School No in ware- house sized trucks is not exactly clear But the fact tice has been continued ever A sin eight oclock All students inter in Cleveland APOLLO Waiting remains that when we saw the white colossus Oberlin October 3 ce at four year intervals to Good Show it seemed to insure ested in taking pictures are in Mr Poole describes his dancing for Seats a obtaining a pcture of each stu- to Matinee Daily M harbor contradiction in terms some kind of paradox vited become members The as Interpretative but blends his 230 P In the New York Times Mag dent generaton club is being sponsored Babies of course are usually this year liberal and fine arts background SAT SUN MON 5- small and ordinarily are azine Section next Sunday Oct A copy of a group picture SHOWS SUNDAY OCT 2- 34 regarded as taken jointly by the YMCA and the Y- with his own vivid imagination anywhere from simply cute through darling ober 3 will appear a story on October 13 1927 exactly 10 years WCA and is to be for women as in creating his choreography He to exquisite and this amid voluminous female Oberlin College particularly on before the one scheduled for this as cooing But well for men At the meet- was guest dancer in the ballet of a the centennial of to year hence Mr Young truck particularly truck of such leviathan proportions un coeducation will bring ing plans for the year will be opera given by be celebrated next with him his portable the the Cleveland der no circumstances is cute much lses week The bleachers discussed and movies made by Symphony exquisitive article is written by Mrs holding 11 rows of Orchestra prui i ii i Eunice students One Reece Lewis will be shown Any minus a over we nave decided Fuller row in that a sort of bull Barnard education editor stands front another sits student interested in photography and explained at this meeting m uie cnina shop discord of the New York Times on benches exists here that babies food deli who is another kneels In who is unable to attend the All persons wishing to make en l0v cate super- rated as one of au- front of them refined infiniately pure is essentiaUy and organ the leading and several more meeting may learn about mem- tries in this contest may leave thorities in the United sit on the ground The im- uugiuub wun tremendous gasolene States in camera op bership in the club by seeing their pictures sealed in an en trucks Much contemporary college history erates mechanically swinging Dick Detter it would be to transport infants Richards Plant for this velope with their name and data delicacies in small The article will be illustrated from from one end of the semi year include photo hikes lec- dppnrnns o- about the camera type in the Hi Ciuite hnemtnl Vl by several pictures including circular bleachers to muuwiitea wunji iiDiue SUK DOWS on one the other tures by student and faculty ex- O Hi box in Peters Court Any the radiators of the outdoor theater In the final picture group at least in that way the aesthetic harmony of which will the perts instruction in picture tak- person who has interesting cam soon be constructed directly be- appears to be in straight rows 5f me uoerun streets win De preserved We must ing and dark room work using pus shots is urged to enter them txA inform the hind the memorial to coeducation Later announcements will be uerDer Company the recently completed Camera in this contest All pctures will gateway In the background is made concerning the time of the CI Club dark room be considered as eligible for use an artists sketch of the Au pictures and directions for assem Hall The Camera Club Hi O Hi pic- in the Hi O Hi for 1938 ditorium Jong- promised blng the group on the whether addition stands ture contest rules will be read they win prizes or to the Oberlin Campus not Ik a V2 The New York Times article is ed an extra supply of copies of one of a great number of special the Times which will carry the features which have appeared in article but students are warned many newspapers throughout the that this supply may prove in United States A MANS Fiat Lux and Canada adequate and that copies should CHOICE Hue imm Local news dealers have order be bought early wHMlii HEAVY SCHOOL OXFORDS by I may remind you of high school PLa Latin SOFT CALFSKIN but we want it to remind you of our special sale BUCKO AXSJ Oberlins is MicYcETXRT3oin OUR GANG COMEDY this week of lamps for student rooms selling weather FINE KIDSKIN Tue DOUBLE FEATURE at 100 regular in its irregularity PROGRAM OCT 5 200 BANK NIOHT iUU lb FEATURE 1 NO but hot or cold wet or FEATURE NO 2 dry we have something Choose Your Shoe SIGHTS KEYEX ItTCS 2LEANOR WHITNEY to suit Wardrobe to Satisfy Sport and iUHl OMJttMM JOHNNY DOWNS IN your taste Formal Requirements Hr Blonde Trouble Fitting by Aid of X- Ray Were sure a delicious Sundae or WITH Soda would be satisfying at present EL BRENDEL LYNNEAA El Brendel- Lynne Overman Stanley Boot Mai u tvtiNiwO TO CLAIM Tobhfs Drug Store Shop THE AWARD COMING NEXT WEEK RONALD COLMAN IN THE LOST HORIZON 1 1937 day October THE OBERLIN REVIEW Page Three eoman Gridders Will Face Rochester Tomorrow farsity Prepared to Return Rochester Grows Them Big- Very Big Kinseys Harriers Encounter When Rochesters football team pound guard Kantor reaches arrves here tomorrow ther bus little over six feet one inch and wll probably sag noticeably oh is not built like an apple barrel Last Years 34 to O Defeat one side For included in the Bishops in Initial Contest squad will be Herm Kantor 260 but more Ike an army tank Rochesters Yellow Jackets arrive tomorrow to clash with Chances for an Oberlin victory in the cross- country Yeomen gridders in the opening game of the season At 215 Crane Swimming meet with Ohio Wesleyan at Dill Field tomorrow afternoon at Dill Field Oberlin rooters will get a first glimpse of their To Pool to Reopen will depend largely on how well the new men particularly Lead Oberlins Attack SlaterHa- h in action Rochester has only three lettermen back this year The swimming pool will open the sophomores run Lettermen Cumings and mmell with the added advantage of playing in their home field the Monday There will be free swim- have been on the sick list and though they will probably ming for women 4 p m to lerites shouia avenge me aereat received last season Two from both be in the lineup tomorrow neither will be in top condi- 5 p m Al women are urged to Dutch Mytinger and Good heads list of Yeomen harriers rmen get their swimming permits im- tion Capt Larry the promis 1 ell Wyman and two mediately while the remaining several plac- Barnep Probably the hardest fight of all sophomores Vincent Freshmen will secure their per es on the last six will be filled by Swartz will be missing has been at the center of the line Bill mits from Dr Moultons secre inexperienced material Norton line- up but way the with Gordon Foster and Bob Por- the the tary The upperclassmen will shaping up Yeoman back ter battling to fill Bob Dixons senior has been showing up li is procure theirs from Dr Moulton KODAKS may expect to see a well shoes Foster star on last years very well in practice lately and They may get them between 10 contest tomorrow victorious frosh eleven has a will probably be on hand tomor- ht a m and 11 a m Tuesdays and FILMS and SUPPLIES Parks who slight edge on Bob Porter a grad row A number of sophomores Ironman Thursdays 230 p m and 330 p DEVELOPING minutes last of Oberlin High School including Strong Malone John- ed all but three m Mondays Fridays i t 1 r r U 1 and If son and Gressle will all be fight- PRINTING pn ana ood matuuimw who Backfield Light Fast these hours are not convenient running backs as well as ing for berths on the first squad ENLARGING hit they may be obtained from Dr 11 iime it t The backfield is light IS Will receive uaii tor and fast Bradshaw at these hours 8 a m Coach Dan Kinsey is planning fend positions Mel Kennedy a pair of climax With runners in to 9 a m any day 130 p m to run two full teams the varsity FRANK T COOKE years of varsity exper shifty Marty Crim- two Berthold and Thar- every afternoon except Wednes- outfit being known as the nas one on Parsons a as Comings Book Store b latnie uuui uhicii consistant ground day and Frday and 11 a m to son squad and the reserves Scott 220- pound de- fwhile Stan gainer in Bob Harrison and a 12 a m every morning except the Gold squad e last years yearling pendable Coop- from blocker in Wally Saturday The Yeomen administered a l is slated for the other The no objections can er be raised so All life savers who would like sound beating to the Bishops on positions will be filled by d far as the offense is concerned to do life guard work are urged the Delaware course last year Holdeman letterman and Berthold Cooper i and Harrison to get in touch with Connie For- seewping all six places with a tie Stella who saw a good deal two years of varsity exper- have bush Talcott Hall for first Four of the invaders Its Not Jction last year Also Dave anfl Parsons was an ex- ience Those who are swimming Mon- ran on last years Wesleyan team comb will probably see ac year ceptional ground gainer last days Wednesdays and Fridays J Smith placed seventh N before the game is over Grant Burly Kibble will un- New and would like instruction in div- Scrimshaw took ninth S Minor doubtedly be in there sooner or ing may obtain it from Miss Von placed eleventh while C Fisher wide open Roch later to crack Wenck took twelfth J Esch and C At All esters inexperienced line Ray ing your Kodak mm to Sexton are the other two mem Mestrazet soccer player last year bers of this falls Bishop sextet for developing and print and a marvelous punter will be Intramural Notes Its Better ready to fill either half- back While it is too early to tell de- v we have iresn camera position Dean Holdeman can fintely how this years Oberlin With the freshman week cam- team compares with last seasons Lplies also fill the quarter- back position pion at all times Rapid still undetermined the All- it is doubtful whether they will if the necessity should arise College Tennis Tournament be show as much promise as the Iveloping service The Yeomen have a well de- gins its first- round matches veloped attack to unfold before squad of a year ago However These must be finished by Oct- of run- rO Berthold will pro there are a number crack Corner the visitors ober 4 the second- round games bably do a large percentage of s ners this season and they should it by October 3 and the college develop into a capable squad by Dhlys Drug Store the ground- gaining with Parsons I I WATCH Alt r o champion should be known by the end of the season THIS SPACE and Harrison helping in that de f October 11 Jim Hubbel junior partment Parsons and Cooper winner of last year will have to can both sling quite accurate contend with R Hadley M Nel- passes and Parks will continue son R Meyer R Durham and R booting far into the enemy terri- Strong before he will be able to Cochrans Barber Shop KAPOZZFS tory claim senior distinction this year Reserves who will probably see Hornbeck will be replaced by 3 Doors North of Westervelt Factory action tomorrow include John Cady as the leading contender for Shoe Repairing Angell who alternates at tackle 2 ken I I the junior throne this year if he and end Kent Warner senior tac- fM- If can defeat F Wenneis Rr Smith kle and John Cornwall who m w j W Hubard C Trueblood and A looked good at end last season l I I All Sagalyn Alan Siebens who not most year only beat all freshman that he Muster SJioe Rebuihler but was laid up of last Among re- played but also won the school with injuries other i serve lineman are Walmsley Ri- championship is up against J Cheer chards MacDermott Marquardt Baird G Gray W Lersch H Hats Cleaned and Blocked Isaacs Schleppermen Barnhardt Mariboe A Neufeld J Russell L Syckes and R Ely According Lothrop and Latourette In the THE PROBABLE LINE UP to the freshman week tournament For- Oberlin Rochester Rivermen Bring Only Three backfield the reserves are lists L Bronsky and A Cecil are ken From 730 am to 6 pm Parks RE Tucker bush Kretchmar Durham An- Kennedy RT Hattstrom the outstanding players in the deregg Steinbinder and Sim Stella RG Neuman Returning Letter Winners clas of 41 These men however 19 8 Main Foster C Martin will have to prove themselves Holdeman LG Dalonek When Coach William Cox took graduated Only three men Gi better than F Douglass H The game isnt lost before its begun If the roll call at the start of prac- liottone at fullback and Balon- Bouse K Ainsworth S Kenenet- Scott LT Jones youre having a hard MacDonald LE Stugis tice this fall only three lettermen eck and Neuman at guards were sky R Milton H Messer A Ko time getting started bring Cooper Q Dolke answered Eleven men a com- left from the preceding years vaco W Giles E Shafer P her to Parsons RH Gersbach plete team who started in the first string players Co who had Buchman and P Blanchard be- We Dont Want Berthold LH Rarnum Yellow- jackets varsity lineup in replaced Larkins this year as fore they may consider themselv Harrison F Giliottone the final game last season had footbal mentor was faced with es superior hi the All- College the task of rebuilding almost an Tournament the a entire team From the dregs of To Be Just the Larkins crew and a handful of TYPING WANTED Students sophomores who were snowed by are reminded that Telmra Bur genheim 138 the Hobart yearlings in their only S Main is equipped to do excellent typing reason- VARSITY Clothing Store game last season Cox had to at build a new team Just how well able rates Work done imme- diatly No delay he has been able to do this will be made known by the results of the game Saturday However the line averages 187 pounds and the backfield 170 pounds The squad got a taste of actual grid warfare last Saturday with a team the whit- ALL tentative first We Have Money to es playing the subs the blues Jack Gersbach scored three Loan on Approved Security touchdowns for the whites on two end runs and an off tackle play Matt Farnum supplied the extra r v 41 THAT tac- I We welcome deposits and transact touchdown with a reverse off V 3 P Neuman open- N ft a general banking business kle and Balonek ed big holes in the center of the line for Gilottone to blast through Make this bank your bank Bob Larson tossed a short pass I L Potler to Dick Burrel for the blues only GLITTERS touchdown ending the game to 49 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP the tune of 27 to 7 Betides Being Oberlins Shop DR W R GREGG Smartest Mens is gold and all watch OSTEOPATHIC not repairing is not equally dependable It is our policy to welcome the PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON students to the store person- Oberlin Savings Bank BIdg We like you and we Office Phone 107 Res 677 Be ally sure always that your watch is in competent hands when you want you to like us We feel youre dont want you to take it to be repaired Bring it to not welcome if you dont buy something Come in Satur- day for the football game broadcasts or in any spare time for a bull session We want you to feel as much a dates here for a meal THE and Dawley Bring your part of Powers of a part of Oberlin as we feel Refreshing Delicacies Food TIME Dawley Man- of Grand SHOP sized Powers and portions YOU CAN NOW BUY W E PARKER Dishes THIS NEWEST THING Phone US Everyones Favorite t IN SHAVING AT in when you need some handy MENS CLOTHES Comer Stop blotters We have them free AND FURNISHINGS Gibsons Restaurant 17 W Collet St BAKERY GOODS ohiys Drag Store Phone 115 Page Four THE OBERLIN REVIEW Friday October 1 J Campus Cavaliers Dinky Hats Renovated YMCA Opens Burgess Cowles Exhibit Marks 100 Years Popular With Drive New Members Stiven Named To Ai All- Local Coeds for In Teaching of Play at College Chapel Committee With the opening of October keep and the use of the college Commemorating the end of the The exhibit will consist of you seen i Have the Oberlin YMCA opens its property at Chance Creek the year of teaching jroximately 280 pieces New Orchestra Makes Debut on Campus Under Acceptance of Helen Strassbur- one hundredth Those Dinkies running about the Crafts Group whose work is cen- from pencil sketches to membership drice Though it is ger conservatory and of art in Oberlin College a com- muri Leadership of Tharon Parsons Shansi campus A Dinky believe it or not tered in the handicraft room at senior Forty- five former students Is a hat- topped the same in its essentials as it has Dave Burgess 39 together with prehensive exhibit of work of round like affair off Goodrich and the Recreation agreed to submit work to th Tea for Representatives Kitty Stiven and Macon Cowles Sunday with a curly cue of material And been in the past the Y has Committee This committee seeks many of the graduates of the Art hibition oe you you presidents i tenth where arc they come in all colors changed its complexion somewhat to make the campus aware that of the YWCA and Department is being prepared for Among those contribute Bappy with you where you at Youve certainly seen the zipper YMCA respectively to the chapel since last June Not only has it dancine and eoine to the movies showing from October 8 until be William H Brown of the 0b skirts by this time and those nat- service committee was confirmed These familiar words set to that Social set up five new committees are not the only means of social November 8 ling College art department Calendar ty all- around pleated ones thus by President Wilkins Tuesday aft only too familiar melody will not recreation known to man The This is first game that a has attained prominence in C Heres a nice sort of something increasing the varieties of activ- ernoon after a meeting with the the disappear from our fair campus Saturday October 2 YMCA does not confine itself to comprehensive exhibit of work lin by his mural paintimr for for the more practical minded co- ity that its members may engage faculty Factulty Home Coming Recep activity on the campus its social of who won the A I A mj awhile The Campus Cavaliers will ed It is called martinized velvet Miss Strassburger and Burgess former students has been held tion at the Inn in but it has also provided for work program extends to the by while he was doing gradul take it as theme song It spot were recommended by Student the Oberlin Colleee Art De their This All College Dance at Rec Hall wont It wont crush a more closely knit organization community Through its Com- the work in Massachusetts Instil Perhaps youd like an excuse for Council while Miss Stiven and partment in which about ten Bong came to the Oberlln College Sunday October 3 Every member of the munity Boys Work and Childrens of Technology Paul Mavs a hat Just use one of your ordi YMCA will Cowles were automatically admit- thousand students have studied in in tho year 1928 It was played by Shansi tea at Goodrich house Home tionally known paint feel that he is a member of an committees it carries out a the oast one hundred veass mural 230 500 nary square bandanas tie a knot ted because of their respective of whnsp hovp the orchostra of Hank Ready and worthwhile porgram among the Coincidentally the end of the works hiwnw ovit Open House n one corner fold over two ends active campus organization and fices Lord by invitatior boys of the town of Oberlin and ed widely on Doth sides the j then was taken over by Larry Gill md roll first century of teaching of art 530 that his work as a member of that of the Lorain County Childrens These four students together lantic and Paul Brown whm and his baiU Tho first vocalist to Old Btand- bys in college modes in Oberlin also marks the end of Monday October 4 organization will have some signi- Home A Social Action Commit with 12 members of the faculty the A I A Medal for his uJ Bing the melody wa3 Flo Martin the saddle typo shoes and the the first century of coeducation Aeliolian picnic at the Arboreturr ire ficance to the campus tee rounds out its social program and with President Wilkins as in architecture when he wail Miss Martin ia now siugins for ardlgar sweaters worn backward or the com and the art exhibition will be a Saturday October 9 Religious Work chairman will plan and assist with senior at the University of Md Ray Noble and his ocuestra o prodnca that extra back- to munity as well as to the Y phase of the centennial ceremon- Senior- Freshman Reception a Under the heading of religious the college chapel services Fac- igan So come all ye who wish to bear xhool air Information ies Art was first offered as a the Mens Building work could come every commit- ulty members on the committee some for the first t ni3 and others Are yon in tho habit of leaving AH part of the Oberlin curriculum in men either in the college of tee but there are some are Mr Edward F Bos worth Mr FOUND FOUNTAIN PEN once again the Campus Cavaliers oap on your faco over which to which are 1836 In the catalogue of that in the conservatory no matter more specifiically of Frank H Shaw Mr Robert E a lousy pen so owner may c led by Tharon Parson3 at the all pply your powder Then remem- that nature year is mentioned a course in SHANSI TEA what their present These include a wide variety Brown Mr Bruce H Davis Mr same by seeing Tom Board college this Saturday night in the ber to wipe your vanishing or feelings tow For linear drawing for young ladies The Shansi committee will hoi those Karl W Gehrkens Mr Thomas W at Embassy is ree hall Admission 43 ard the YMCA may be interested in religious liter in the Junior Class of Until it clain will be s oundation creams off before do are urged the Pre annual tea thl3 comln Sunda ature there is a committee desig Graham Mr George O Lillich Mr finder would appreciate tips j crnts a couple T this They are for the most to investigate the advantages and paratory Department From afternoon between the hours o nated by that name and there is Charles G Rogers Mr John E how to fill it Meanwhile a number of games art basically stearate soaps opportunities that time to the present it has 2 3 and 503 p m It is bein offered bv Y the Vespers Wirkler Miss Marguerite Wood- have been added to Rec Hall equip- The Princeton atmosphere has also Committee been possible for Oberlin stu nlnnnpd as a reception for France membership Saturday mornine which is in charge worth and Mr Olaf Christiansen ment Checkers backgammon ertainly invaded our fair campus of the vespers dents to obtain at least a mini- J Cade 34 and Robbins Stro md every morning thereafter for programs OUR DELICIOtJ cards pickups- ticks and jack- For those interested mum of training in TRY others 4 his year in the form of beer a week be the various ratu- nd Shansi representn there will in Peters in discussion Facul- People who wish to usa these ets It Is the customs for the there are the branches of the practice of art tives and to Miss Florenci Fitch court a YMCA table where in t y HOT FUDGE AND games should see the chaperoned niors there to wear these from Student Discussion Groups 07 rofosso of Bihli- al Literatur formation will eladly be furnish and Y Window Fair for permission The lounge will ba vacation to Commence the Forum Other religious and former Dean of Women Mis faster ed about the Y and where FROZEN FUDGE open for ping pong and shuffle nent We havent got the Prince interests are met by the Student Fitch has recently returned fom those desiring membershio mav RADIO SERVICE board also on seniors here but we do have Volunteer the Deputations and Begins Today SUNDAES trip areund the vorld durin leave their names Cabinet mem o co- wear the C n fe r e n c e s committees Muh Menty of willing eds to bers QUARANTEED REASONABLE sle vt3ited Ming ITsien fo whose names can be found Anyone interested in any said any one of Hogandhusb- andcalline SENIOR RECEPTION the second time them at time Enuff in the Y pamphlets will which will tne activities presented here is GUTMAN be in Peters court and be features of the thirteenth an On The in the cordially invited to become a RADIO SERVICE houses dis- nual Oberlin window soon A little before eight moni- ng SUPPER mens will be glad to fair this CLUB member of the Y S Ohlys Corner sored by local business Oct 424 Main St Phone 151 a crowd of seniors women All Freshmen women are cordlal- Council Eliminates cuss the program of the YMCA men you ober 1 and 2 First outnumbering men about 13 to 1 v invited to attend the Freshman with and to listen to anv sue second and third prizes gathered before the doors of Peters nnper Club at Cnn Pool on Sun StudentWhoWho gestion that you might have as will be awarded to the best exhibits in Hall and as the crowd filed in at dry erenire October 3 from 530 to its expansion or improvement New Street Lights the windows of the stores eight they did not go to classes 7 oo Datine and other Fresh At a meetine of the Student Types of Work The entries range quilts to but to a little table by the west man- Uppnrclasi Problems will be Council on Tuesday night it was The work of the Oberlin YM Soon to be Used from canned fruit CA may 500 FOR wall where a list of the freshman discussed by Poh Wicox 40 Mar decided that no Oberlin College be divided roughly into Over in premiums will be types class proved to be the attraction Jorie Meerman 40 Andy Bereer students will be named as can- four religious social re- given as awards for the contests The seniors it appears were mere- 39 and Lois Conard 39 A charge didates for Whos Who in the na creational and freshman orienta Oberlinites who may have been and window entries The pre ly signing up for of ten tion Perhaps the least has miums are redeemable in mer- Celebration after Victory their dates for cents will be made for sup tion this year According to Mel work perplexed at the sight of a dup- the Senior- Freshman Reception to per Kennedy president of been done in the last of these chandise or cash the Stu plicate lighting system being in- be held October 9 in the lobby of dent Council it was the opinion four fields but the Y feels that On Friday night contests and a o r stalled by the Municipal the Mens Building of the members of the Council a real need exists there and hon Power parade is scheduled The Ladies es to Company replacing Art Building traditional scene of Last that the notoriety afforded the increase its activity in that that of the of the Grange will serve a dinner Frosh Arrives I iuo Power Company Senior- Frosh reception festivities named does not direction At the present time mav or on Saturday night at the Grange Consolation after Defeat warrant their may not was abandoned this year in favor election there are two committees orean have their questions an Hall after which there will be a Tomorrowby Plane swered by of the more spacious and smoother The Council also discussed the ized specifically for that purpose information given by band concert A six month old Have Mens Building Lobby the Freshman Mens Club ex wiy Manager Zahm to a Review colt will be given away by the Dinner Here Where The last annual forthcoming Campus Car Duplication of George Romeo member of the Class clusively for freshmen and the reporter Northern Ohio Draft Horse Asso of 41 nival It had been determined 36 will arrive tomorrow Miss Sophomore Ey erecting new 22 V4 posts Manloves act of last year that the event be held upon Oct Commission organ foot ciation to the lucky holder of one Delicious Food and Prompt Service when he took no less than 26 fresh- Constance Smith of Washington ized to up rather than purchaing or ober 16th the date of the Swarthmore- build and carv throuch the present the tickets which may be pur- man girls to reception seemed D C who has spent the sum a big and ones the village will be the Oberlin football game but little brother rela- the re chased at the colt show highly unlikely mer traveling slowly through the tionship cipient of the inasmuch as all the date is to be changed to a between freshmen and latest in street Later Saturday night a public Are a Tradition waste of Siberia with her par lighting as perfected seniors were asked to sign up for later time The fixing of the date sophomores bv the West dance will be held at the Ford two freshmen ents will conclude her globe ingnouse Such action on the for the Carnival was placed in Recreation laboratories accordin Garage part of trotting expedition with a 13 to Zahm senior social chairmen is the hands of the Social Commit- The recreational side of the The annual flower show will be expected to care of nu hour flight from San Francisco Y program The new lamps take the tee of wheh Ruth Rouhan vice- is taken care of by are so designed held in the old postoffice on S HiO- merical difference to Cleveland tne mat tne rays Hi in the classes president of the Student Coun Outing Club Committee to from the powerful Main Street The building has Tea Room Hugh Mss Smth docked at San Fran Stuarts orchestra made cil is chairman whose care is entrusted the up ouibs will be focused down tow been newly redecorated up of a combination of Larry cisco Friday noon and boarded a ard pedestrians this 39 COLLEGE PLACE Gills The election which was held and automobiles year and Wes plane at 8 p m Pacific Standard on Romaines bands from last spring by the student body Frosh Mens Club the streets instead of being Stores will remain open both last year will make its at Time In Cleveland Miss Smith diffused debut of D L Bennett and Bob Harri in all directions and thus nighU of the fair so that every- the Reception will be met at the airport bv making son to the Mens Athletic Board Meets Monday Eve beautiful paterns for one will have ample opportunity Mrs Ellen B Hatch director of passing was approved by the Council airlne passengers to gaze to view the window exhibits recreation who is a friend of the upon Smiths Yet another member of the board The Freshman Mens Club will DR A C SIDDALL Constance is the daueh The Window Fair which beeins ter of Mr a sophomore is to be elected meet at 9 p m Monday night in and Mrs Philip S this Friday may mark the initial 33 W College St bmith of 3249 Newark Street the West Parlors of the Mens More U Building experimental use of the new P Washington D C Mr Smiths it was announced late White Hours 10- 12 and 2- 5 Crafts Group Meets Way Zahm said The Continued from Page One is connected with last night Dan KInsey of the nhys the United Stat only contigency is the failure of es Geological Survey leal education department will de Phone 500 and attend Next ine conduits to arrive on tor of Law from ed an Monday Night scribe his experiences In Europe time In the University of international geological sur any event the lights will turn on vey as a member of the Olympic Track be luruuio October 23 ed on within a week for two or The degree This 13 There will be a meeting on Mon Team at the meeting will be confer h DR PAUL C COLEGROVE hour trip forms a vivid three nghts then cause of day evening October 4 of all those At the meeting Monday the com turned off un the great services in pro contrast with the trip of the first til the Ohio Power Companvs Office 5 West College St Oberlin interested In working with the mittee will present policies and US International rela Coed It took her eicht contract tions Crafts Group during the school tentative schedule of with Oberlin expires De Hull has made Hours 10- 12 2- 5 days to come from Connecticut by events for n and year temper 31 ujy announced pi means of horse canal boat lake The Group will meet in Good- the next five weeks Refreshments Phone 2S5 ooat and stage rich House at 715 p m to discuss will be served plans and preparations Led by Last Monday night Sterling Mar AELIOLIAN vrnjrr ioth YMCA and YWCA cabinet tin was elected president of the Aeliolian Literary c tuart hM i Will members and supervised bv expor organization Dick Hauser secre Joins Union meeting in the Frosh Meet Sophs or form Compliments enced craftsmen Crafts this year tary Phil Swartz treasurer and a box picnic sunn of Yocoms Because of Wilcox Holds Out day rr jicai Mon In Game Tomorrow tenrts to rnrry os la- ga a program Eoh Reers publicity night Octnhor s desirable including In Pete gave girls will meet at THE ILLISESS work MacMillan a talk on Sturges Hall at eathercraft bookbindings wood frosh- soph traditions and policies Continued from Pace One au go out to the Arboretum of Actual combat between the cam arving metal work and P03siby for the present year Bob GagBler tor his band has thirteen members a is roup pus foes the Fro3h and their ar woodworking presented the home pro Including the leader Their tbeine MR GLENN PMNCEIIOKN childrens aonizers the Sophs w ll bee The group hes cot yet been ject and Art Wyman gave a short song Is an original one composed ween tho o- Dy halvq of thi footbar mod the meetng on Monday t review of the club in the past Wy wilcox himBelf As yet it has THE game tomorrow The primary ob being called for this purpose All man was president of the organiza no title Wilcox made his debut at cr ject the game the underclass ho who have or want to lftirn tion last year the All- College last Saturday PRINCE HORN men will play is to push a hegs i hobby or handicraft are urg3d to The Freshman Mens Club is an The arrangements of both bands nrmtorf ball over a desle 0 present in order that the group organization of freshman men run while styled in the popular trend 5c STUDIOS natea ror goal line can bs started on its work as under the auspices of the YMCA of the day will be as nearly origi The ball will be thrown In th quickly nal as possible Will Be as possible for serious consideration of cam Swing of course Will get you air and allowed to bounco once b pus problems All freshman men will predominate most numbers a book f pop ore ular sonirc nt i F CLOSED FOR the lines of Sophs and Frosh are invited to attend Four of the members of must be worn Wilcoxs which suchgfavT nis in there will be no group do arranging They also em includes A FEW DAYS For the safety clipping in the path of of the participants the ball PYLE INN MIXER ploy a professional arranger from three mycal examinations i rules have been drawn un by must be tak Dancing to the strains of Jim Elyria Stuart will use th ntvi nf the Mens Committee Cym en The Sophs will be The J shoes examined in Richards recording victrola Osbourne Goodman and Dorsey as Man on the the gym and the the Frosh in th MR of Pyle moaeis lor tne Flying at I JO members Inn dinme room orchestration of his Trapeze throuehly enjoyed their first selections ENGRAVED The Mens mix Shell Be Comin or Committee will h tho er last Tuesday night Barbara Both bands have signed peg of the voml Kound RECIPE FOR BEAUTY contest and will ho Meyers and Frank Wenneis made Ists Elton Lorain Mosher the Mountain able to differentiate win PRINTED between class the arrangements for the dancine handle all types of vocals for wn Wnkey Dinkey members because of som Unrt cox for Parlay Voo distinction and for the buffet supper which Stuart Herb Mattlck will that will be worn by preceded warble sweet and PUT IN A GENTLE WAVE SPRINKLE ON A me participants numbers and Jack Stern will deliver the Befit iadvi Bicycle Built for Two GENEROUS PORTION OF LUSTER Stuart may organize a rin ito i Calling Cards the season Both leaders ha BffrAOfl that BEN FRANKLIN SERVE WITH A SMART DATE DRESS AND cut throat method iav nn In Oberlln and that the win operate THEBIG MOMENT with eaca ther to the ut- Store Plain or Panelled most degree

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