Announce Complete Cast for 'The Blue Key Turns'

THE SPECTRUM VOLUME Li V. Z 545a STATE COLLEGE STATION, NORTH DAKOTA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 12, 1940. NUMBER 15 ANNOUNCE COMPLETE CAST FOR 'THE BLUE KEY TURNS'

Religion, Life Celebrated Tenor, Hoyden, Arnold izry7/;w770:040/4v" Bison Brevities Conference Hayes, Sings Varied Heads Select Program At College Star In LCT '40 Personnel Plans Progress Roland Hayes, negro tenor who Production sang on Tuesday evening's lyceum Anderson, Weltzin, Mac- Ten Speakers Secured For program in Festival hall, charmed a Mason Arvold, Art Director Gibbon, Hoyden, Ness, Meeting Jan. 27-Feb. 2; packed audience with a program of Promises Unsual Setting; spirituals and classics that his listen- Hathaway, Given Leads Social Life Suspended ers did not fail to appreciate. Cast Includes 20 The completion of casting last With ten speakers already secured In the Fargo Forum, Francis for the Religion and Life conference Schoff of the NDAC English depart- "Thar's gold in them that hills" and night marked the initial step on the to be held here Jan. 27-Feb. 2, in co- ment lauded him for a well-balanced a powerful breed of men are road to success for the 1940 Bison operation with the University Chris- program, pointing out encores that there to take it out in the Little Brevities, all-college musical show. Country Theater melodrama, "The tian Mission, plans are progressing called him back on both the negro Chosen for the leading roles were folk songs and on 16th century songs. Girl of the Golden West" by David for the first of this type of meeting Bob Anderson, Dick Weltzin, Alex on this campus. Schoff praised him, "one of the Belasco which will be presented Wed- MacGibbon, Jeanne Hoyden, Marjory Robert B. Giffen, campus secretary greatest lyric tenors of our time," nesday at 8:00 p. m. Jeanne Hoyden for the University Christian Mission, particularly for a smooth, pure qual- in the title role of The Girl provides Nees and Vernon Hathaway. Because was here Friday, Saturday and Sun- ity he showed in spite of a cold that incentive for some meldramatic lov- of an abundance of talent, the casting along with melodramatic living. day- making arrangements for the only succeeded in marring a few ing committees worked overtime to Belasco's characters, ranging from conference. "Preliminary plans seem technical details. MARGARET CALHOUN, left, and MYRLE 'ANDERSON a pony express rider to a concertina are direc- select the finest personnel available. to be in good shape and the impos- "One was fascinated by the blend tor and business manager, respectively, of the 1940 Blue Key sponsored An original story by Roy Peder- ing array of speakers would indicate of mind and emotion which made player, are human, real, and yet fabu- musical show, The Bison Brevities. lously romantic. The entire plot sen, The Blue Key Turns, has been that the conference will be a suc- each song formally perfect. .. and chosen as the axis about which the cess," he said. Giffen will have an . . . emotionally warm," Schoff said, teems with adventure set in an at- mosphere of six-shooters and whiskey show will revolve. Written especially office in the YMCA building through- and that, "part of Hayes' greatness `School And Society' for available talent, the story is that out the conference week. lies in the sincerity and conviction bottles. Mason Arvold as art direc- Date Selected tor promises the unusual in settings. of a crooner, Larry Benton, played Niles To Be Here he pours into these spiritual works, Shows Larger N. D. the closest thing we Americans have A cast headed by Bill Arnold as For '40 Little by Bob Anderson, who tires of pub- Heading the list of notables who to genuine folk music." Dick Johnson play supporting roles College Enrollment lic life and threatens to quit his will speak and conduct seminars to Miss Hoyden. Betty Critchfield radio show for the quiet of the coun- throughout the week is Daniel T. as Wowkle will be responsible for Enrollment for 1939 in North Da- International try. However, his conniving mana- Niles, a native of India and evange- much of the humor in the play. kota colleges (NDAC, UND, and ger, Dud Richards, played by Dick listic secretary of the World's YMCA. Tryouts Being Others in the cast include: Don Jones Jamestown college) showed a greater Stanley Bale, manager of the 1940 Weltzin, sends him to a rest home He was also chairman of the Am- as Jack Rance; Kenneth Jones as increase over 1938 figures than col- Little International, has announced sterdam conference in 1939. Other Sonora Slim; Robert Pile as Trinidad leges in any other state in the United that the date for the show will be There will be a meeting of speakers are M. H. Bickham, profes- Held For Men's Joe; Kenny Archer, Nick; Don Land- States, according to an article ap- February 6. The show will again be the entire staff and cast of The sional student of social problems; eck, The Sidney Duck; Helmuth pearing in a recent edition of School held in the Fieldhouse under the Blue Key Turns on Thursday at H. D. Ballinger, in charge of the Rifle Team Froeschle, Jim Larkens; Roland Pfef- and Society, weekly publication of auspices of the Saddle and Sirloin 4 o'clock in Festival hall. \Wesley Foundations Board of Edu- fer, Happy Holiday; John Peterson, the Society for the Advancement of Club. in the country. Also sent to the rest William Ames, last year's rifle Handsome Charlie; Al Artz, Deputy Education. Frank, Johnson, junior in Agri- home by Richards are a troupe of Dick Sweitzer has called a team captain, has been re-elected, Sheriff; Oliver Uthus, Billie Jack- The percentage increase for North culture, will assist Bale in the capa- vaudeville actors headed by Hena- meeting of all members of the and tryouts are being held afternoons rabbit; John Emo, Ashby; Dwight Le- Dakota was 11.64. Next largest city of assistant manager. Officers show Franklin, who is known on the committee of 100 in charge of for berths on the team, it has been wis, Jose Sastro; Dick Crockett, Pony growth was found in West Virginia, in charge of individual departments campus as Alex MacGibbon. the Conference for Sunday, Jan. announced by Major E. F. Boruski. Express rider; Raymond Holkestad, whose college enrollment increased will be as follows: Superintendent of 14, at 3:30 p. m., in the college Y. After eliminations are complete, Jake Wallace; Bob Brandenburg, 10.06 percent. Montana, Minnesota, superintendents, Raymond Stangler; Tells Off Public those making the team will spend Bucking Billy; Clarence Larson, Con- and South Dakota showed 4.30, 2.04, supt. of awards, Richard Crockett; The story winds up when the cation, Methodist church; Miss r ran- three months in preparation for the certino player; Gordon Johnston, the and 6.82 percent increases respective- supt. of beef cattle, Kenneth Ford; vaudeville troupe gives a show be- ces P. Greenough, student secretary intercollegiate matches in the spring. Lookout; and Merl Hough, Man from ly. supt of swine, Wayne Bellamy; supt. fore a "dead" microphone for the of the Northern Baptist Board of Only ROTC men who have not the Other Camp. Another interesting fact brought of sheep, George Strum, supt. benefit of the inmates of the clinic. Education; G. Merrill Lenox, - pastor been commissioned in the reserve The play is being produced by A. out by the article is the significant of dairy, Gordon Erickson; supt. of Larry steps to the microphone and of the Judson Memorial Baptist are eligible. G. Arvold, and coached by Miss increase in the number of freshmen horses, Elton Baldwin; supt. of poul- gives his views of the American pub- church in Minneapolis; and Gould Though a small school in compari- Gwendolyn Stenehjem. Helmuth entering engineering in the United try, Floyd Monteith; supt of dog lic. Later he learns that the mike Wickey, general secretary of the son with other contenders in these Froeschle has charge of properties. States. In 1939, 34.1 per cent more show, Oscar Juntunen; supt of arena, was not dead but had been planted Council of Church Boards of Educa- matches, NDAC has placed fifth or Tickets are available now at the freshmen enrolled in engineering than Al Artz; Dan Robinson, public ad- by his manager. The good-natured tion, Washington, D. C., all of whom sixth in the past three years. Last Little Country theater, or may be in the previous year. The next dress system; Bill Gray, broadcast; public takes his criticism and clamors will be present on the campus for year, the team bettered its previous purchased at the door. largest increase was shown by fresh- ticket sales, Robert Brastrup. for more. He and Dud Richards are the entire week. offered a contract for the first tele- year's record by 62 points in the men in agriculture. The dog show which attracted con- Part-Time Leaders LAST CHANCE vision show ever broadcast by Sam Seventh Corps Area competition. The figures specific for NDAC show siderable attention last year promises Leaders who will be here for part Rogers, radio executive. Off stage Other matches, which the team All persons wishing to get on however, that although in the 10 year to receive its share again at this of the conference are J. 0. Chris- will compete in, are the National In- the editorial staff of the Bison be Rogers is Jack Garry. period between 1929 and 1939 the en- year's show. Although rules and reg- tianson, superintendent of the school tercolegiate Meet and the William present at a staff meeting in the Love interest is furnished by pret- rollment went from 1,077 to 1,747, ulations for the mutt exhibit have not of agriculture, University of Minne- Bison office Tuesday at 4 o'clock. ty Jeanne Hoyden as Ann Franklin, Randolph Hearst Trophy Matches. In the appropriations during the same as yet been drawn up, Juntunen has sota; Dr. and Mts. Charles W. Gil- both meets colleges with military de- This is your last chance to get on Henashow's daughter, who falls in period decreased from $741,218 to promised that there will be a class for key of the University of Chicago; partments compete from all over the staff. love with Larry, and comic relief is $386,971. every breed and variety of the canine and Milton D. McLean, professor of continental United States, Hawaii, furnished by Clara Wiggs, Marjory tribe that inhabits the region. religion and philosophy at Macalester Alaska and Puerto Rico. Nees, Richards' secretary, and her College in St. Paul. Herdsmen at the livestock barns boy friend, Bing Bowers, an ambu- All social events at the college Freshmen Receive Lectures state that the better animals for the lance driver, Vernon Hathaway. have been cancelled for the entire showmanship contests are going fast Lack Juggler week.- Girls' Rifle Team and all who intend to participate are Members of the vaudeville show Members of the executive commit- In Physical Education Classes urged to select their animals and be- Of 60 Organizes are a ventriloquist, Ox McCarthy, tee are Dr. Frank L. Eversull, hon- Another one of the improvements credit for physical education. gin work on them as soon as it is Charles Bjornstad; Peg Pavlowa, a orary chairman; Neal McClure and made in physical education at NDAC conveniently possible to do so. Any Betty Carnine and Ruth Kellesvig "The newly introduced health pro- dancer, Delin Rudd; Sandy Sandow, Jean Halbeisen, vice-chairmen; Rich- during the past three or four years is student who is enrolled in agriculture were elected president and treasurer, gram went off very successfully last strong man, Dick Crockett; the Lane ard Sweitzer, executive secretary; the new health program for freshmen term and was well received," said is eligible to compete for the show- respectively, when 60 girls attended Sisters, a trio; and Shomee Samoro- John H. Fisher, recording secretary; boys, introduced last term. This manship cups and other prizes. the first meeting of the Girls' Rifle John H. Smith, physical education in- fit, a juggler. Peg Calhoun, director Prof. Rudolph Otterson, treasurer, program is sponsored by the faculty structor, concerning the new setup. team Wednesday evening. Presiding of the musical, is still scouring the and Dr. W. C. Hunter, faculty ad- health committee, collaborating with was Helen Restvedt, retiring presi- campus for a juggler for the part of visor. the department of physical education. dent. Shomee. Plans were made to hold meetings The freshman are divided into Debaters Argue Pledge Groups Featured soloists for the produc- each Wednesday evening. The first three sections, each meeting three tion are Harriet Shigley and Kenny two sessions will be given over to Isolation Question Flying Students Will times a week. Two meetings are de- Jones. instruction, and several subsequent Form Council voted to athletics and the third is Debaters of NDAC had their first A minor part, that of Breezy Hines, meetings to qualifying for the com- given over to lectures by the mem- Takeffo Air Soon outside contest Thursday afternoon Reorganization of the interfrater- a publicity man, will be played by petition, which will take place in the bers of the health committee. when Concordia college offered the nity pledge council as a sub-commit- Morris MacFarland. Having completed nearly four spring. The competition will be or- Lecturers and the topics discussed tee of the interfraternity council has competition in a non-decision debate Announce Business Staff weeks of intensive ground training, ganized into expert, sharpshooter, during the fall quarter were Dr. A. C. on the question, Resolved: That the been completed. Einar Mikkelson is Myrle Anderson, business manager, CAA flying students are scheduled to marksman, and novice classes, and Fortney, protection against diseases, United States should follow a policy adviser for the group. take to the air for the first time this prizes will be awarded for high scores (Continued on Page 4) social diseases; Dr. C. I. Nelson, food of strict (economic and military) iso- Primary purpose of this committee next week, according to NDAC's in each division. poisoning, colds and body resistance, lation toward all nations engaged in is to give inter-pledge class enter- CAA director, Dean H. S. Rush of Coaching the team are Don Han- and the use of disinfectants; Dr. 0. armed international and civil conflict. tainment with the hope of stimulat- the School of Engineering. son, cadet major, and Judd Monson, Thysell Leaves School M. Ray, physiology of digestion, gen- Each school entered two teams, one ing better interfraternity spirit Nine students assigned to Dan cadet sergeant major. eral anatomy, the senses, respiration among he pledge groups. The first Carver, instructor, will start receiv- .affirmative and one negative, to de- To Skate In Cleveland and health; Prof. Glenn Lawritson, bate the Pi Kappa Delta, national de- program will be an informal get-to- ing actual flying lessons at Hector relationship of physical health to men- gether Sunday, January 21. Vernafay Thysell, junior in arts Airport. Mr. Carver is the first in- bating fraternity, question for the Extension Division Offers tal health; Prof. Elvira Smith, nutri- year. Much credit is due Vern Hook and and sciences, has withdrawn from structor here to be approved by the tion problems of students and how to Virgil DeCamp, who have been ac- school for the remainder of this term Civil Aeronautics Authority in Wash- Night Course In Spanish Harold Zumpf and Donald Hoag select food; Prof. F. W. Christenson, debated the affirmative for NDAC, tive in the reorganization of this to participate in the National Figure ington. A course in Spanish taught by vitamins and health, water, soluble vi- committee. The members are Doug- Skating competition to be held in Those who are to begin flight train- and Armand Toussaint and Larry Thomas P. Cobb of the department of tamins and fat, minerals in nutrition Lang the negative. las Brushwein and Russell Gibson, Cleveland, Ohio, early in February. ing are Ray Michel, Rolf Wollan, modern languages is being conducted and health; Dean Sudro, sedatives, Sigma Phi Delta; Robert Haversield She plans to leave in a couple of Waldo Southam, Clifford Stefano- this term by the extension division, hypnotics and drug compounds of si- NOTICE and Jack LeDasquet, Kappa Psi; Har- weeks. wicz, Harold Eddy, Harold Halvor- announces T. W Thordardson, direc- milar import; John H. Smith, the There will be a Blue Key meet- vey Bergren and Hiram Fuller, Sig- Miss Thysell holds the North Da- son, Allan Skaar, Lelon Good and tor of extension courses. general health program and its rela- ing Thursday in Ceres Hall at ma Chi; Tom Buck and Harold Cros- kota junior championship and was Raymond Boone. This is one of the night classes con- tionship to physical education and 6:00 o'clock. by, Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Rudolph fifth in the nationals held last year ducted by the correspondence depart- first aid. Jensen and Virgil DeCamp, Theta in St. Paul. Young America Paints," an ment. The first meeting of the class Throughout the year, all three While several American institu- Chi; Vern Hook and James Mullins, She is a member of Gamma Phi exhibit sponsored by the Art will be Monday at 7:30 in room 311 sections will have an opportunity to tions have royal charters, William Alpha Tau Omega; Clifford Nygard Beta, Women's Athletic association, club, will be on display in the in Science Hall. Classes in short- attend all the lectures. Examinations and Mary college is the only one in and another to be named later, Kap- Delta Psi Kappa and Kappa Epsilon. Art department throughout next hand and typing meet the same night are given at the end of each term. the country which has a royal coat pa Sigma Chi; Ralph Johnson and She expects to return to school in week. Visitors are welcome at and are taught by Aurora Haas. Students now receive a full hour's of arms. Dan Stiene, Alpha Gamma Rho. the spring quarter. any time during the week. • Beautiful Banquet! That's what people remark after their group has had a dinner or luncheon at Hotel Powers. Both the Blue Room and the Coffee Shop are available. The Blue Room is a wonderful place for dances. Prices are sensible. Peggy Lee'and Lloyd Collins entertain tonight from 10 p.m to 1 a.m.

Page Two THE SPECTRUM Friday, January 12, 1940. ity, nor do they realize that they could be using dormat THE SPECTRUM the time required for practice to earn money • Official publication of the students of the North Dakota Agricultural College published every Friday during the school year. at some less dangerous and more pleasant task, Dear Winter: nor do they realize that a large percentage of Winter'd be such dreary weather if Member football players must go to college for more 'twere nothing else but winter'd be Pssociated Collegiate Press than four years to get a diploma. This is usually such dreary weather if 'twere nothing Distributor of not due to the lack of brains on the part of the else but winter'd be such .. . and athletes, but to the fact that they cannot carry so far on into the night. Yes, win- Collegiate Digest a full scholastic load during the season. RRFR•ORNTED FOR NATIONAL ADVERTIENNO BY ter, you do spoil the parks and ca- National Advertising Service, Inc. It is surprising to note how many former noeing, but then, what's more fun football players carry the effects of injuries for College Publishers Representative than sitting on a nice warm sofa; or 420 MADISON AVE. NEW YORK, N. Y. the balance of their lives. It might be a trick CMG. • DOSTON • Los mamas • sum FIARCISCO what's warmer than two sitting in knee, broken and crooked noses, kidney injuries one chair—but then it certainly is MEMBER NORTH CENTRAL PRESS ASSOCIATION. or a hundred and one similar permanent in- less expensive and sometimes a darn Entered as second class matter at the Agricultural College Station juries, which are a source of discomfort and ex- Unger the Act of March 8, 1879. lot more fun. Winter comes but TELEPHONE 7468 pense for many years. It would seem, that tak- once a year but love goes on for- ing such a chance is worth something to the in- ever! And have you ever noticed EDITORIAL STAFF dividuals concerned. how much easier it is to warm up to Editor-in-chief DON BLOOMQUIST Managing Editor ALBERT THORWALDSON Probably the argument favoring subsidiza- someone when it's cold than when News Editor _JANE BLAIR tion most used is the money which a winning it's hot out? Editorial Editor BARBARA GWYTHER Ray Elznic, Dormit Hall's most re- .SAM TOILCHINSKY team earns for a college or university. After Sports Editor__ cent headache no sooner was settled SPORTS WRITERS—Ray Toman, Dwight Lewis, George Rulon, Nor- all, most colleges pay other students such as man Olson, LaVerne Knutson. publication heads and lab assistants, so why not in said hall before she began to draw FEATURE WRITERS—Catherine Casselman, Betty Mae Miff, Alex profiles of the dormits on her wall— MacGibbon, Loran Ladwig. pay athletes part of their expenses in return she drew men also, but not on her EDITORIAL WRITERS—Andrew Peterson, Albert Hinkle • for publicity and cash they bring to the college? NEWS REPORTERS—Jam. Ford, Bill Narum, Bill Barrie, Phyllis wall—Ray must have had a merry Carlson, Virgil DeCamp, Jean Hoeft, Douglas Corwin, Alice —D. B. New Year's Eve because she's still Tillotson, Betty Lou Thompson, Patricia Biorklund, Dick Crockett, Frances Barry, Ernest Brandstead, John Saefke, Paul Pancratz, wishing everyone a Happy New Year. Leota Gallagher, Betty Reimcke, Georgia Schumaker, Betty Lou And then dormut Vernon Perry has Pannehaker. finally started night life—up till 2 BUSINESS STAFF • worse late than never Business Manager ABNER 0. SELVIEI o'clock the other night, reading. SOLICITORS—Dick Knapp, Bill Borderud, Reo Carr, Thomas Buck, A constant source of annoyance to most, stu- Jeanne De Nault is a new addition Emily Oram, Phil Scott. . dents who attend lyceum programs is the way to the list of eligible dormits—that some of the possessors of reserve seats see fit man she left behind is forgotten and • to arrive anywhere from 15 to 30 minutes after none other than Tootie O'Laughlin are we our own masters? the beginning of the performance. It is espe- in there pitching right now—not bad, Most people will agree with me when I say cially exasperating when students must be on not bad .. . that one should make the best possible use of hand to claim their seats as much as an hour Something went amiss and they didn't live happily ever after—Elaine his natural talents. In fact, a considerable por- and a half ahead of time. "The Girl of the Golden West"—Cut by Maurine Steiner Now, the lyceum program needs the support Wigdahl and Bob McCullough. Too tion of them believe that we have a moral obli- bad, but then Reo Carr, another of of the town people, it is true. But it does seem the Carr boys—Roy, Rex, Ray, and gation to do so. unnecessary that the audience and the ushers If this is the case, then why is it that we all Reo—was right there to begin where alike should have to have their enjoyment of Bob left off, and rumors say that fall so far short of the mark ? It isn't that we the program interrupted when a group of late- connections will be permanent .. . . do not want to make the most of our abilities. comers troop down the aisle like the rear guard And tonight dear old Dormut Hall On the contrary we are hoping and wishing for of the army. And perhaps even more important will ring to the music of a phono- is the inconvenience and indignity which the graph and the lads will be stepping success in our chosen way of life. Of course it performing artist must consequently undergo. high, wide and handsome to miss the "What a good thing Adam had— We wonder who the freshmen ( ?) takes hard work to get someplace in this world, drain plugs in the floor . . . North Dakota has been called an outpost of are who registered twice this quar- when he said a good thing, he knew Said one Dormit to another—Va- but the key to the whole situation is the matter civilization ; surely, then, its inhabitants have ter. That's just about like Bill Guy nobody had said it before." Ye Olde lera Cusack—"Why don't you ever of getting started. not reached that stage of so-called sophistica- mixing Old Spice shaving lotion with Gore Column may not be as infalli- dust under your darned bed," and Why do we sit around when we have work to tion when audiences Make a point of arriving his pipe tobacco. ble as all that, but here's what we said Valera to the other, "Why, man do? Most of the time it isn't that we are lazy in the middle of the second act! Herb Jones, engineer, after survey- have this week: is made from dust!" It may be add- or incapable of handling the job, but rather it is —J. B. ing the whole field, hung his pin on ed that this is leap year . . . the result of our naural inborn mental inertia. Joyce Ogilvie lost temporary pos- Gerry Burch just before vacation. Well, says Edna St. Vincent Millay We hate to start. The only way to overcome session of K. Christianson's pin. How did that ever escape the notice and the hearts of many others these this trait is to discipline ourselves. With prac- • exchange column Whatta game—must be playing catch of this department until now? drear winter nights: "I'm burning my tice such habits are easily overcome, . Whenever with it. Traveling trophies are usu- 011ie Uthus has adopted a new candle at both ends . . . but my, it one allows his mental inertia to stalemate his Soldier (running) : Captain, the enemy is as ally retired after winning them three theme song, "I Can't Escape From makes a lovely light!" ambition and better sense, he suffers. We en- thick• as peas ! times. Forecast: Sealander looks You." On the other hand Bergan is —the UMBRA. hance our talents by the use of them. Captain: Well, shell 'em. like a strong candidate for the con- whistling "I Can't Lose That Longing —The Spotlight. ference title. For You." In order to be master of himself, one must * * * Nominations of this corner for the Why doesn't Bill Cathcart come to make the best use of his God-given talents. He outstanding proteges of Venus on this his senses and realize that people must be able to say no to any cravings or de- If Wilbur Blank, who left his wife and babe Dance Programs twenty years ago, will return, said babe will campus are Jeanne Hoyden, Harriet only make believe on the stage? sires that may interfere with the more import- Shigley, Marian Lyman, Mary See, Yum, yum, Arnold. ant things in life. In fact, the 'best way to de- knock his block off. Muriel Schroeder, Betty Reimche, Please check baseball bats, brass —Alberta Gateway. velop self-discipline is to forego some of the little * * * * Kay Bristol, Audrey Wells and Mary knuckles, bricks, and other weapons We can give you suggestions for pleasures of life every now and then. The pow- Ellen Sarles. Look for our list next outside the door before entering The novel and attractive Programs "To heck with the expense; give the canary week of the most sack-eyed disciples Spectrum office. er of self-discipline grows with the exercise of it. and Folders. The old saying "Sacrifice is good for the soul" another seed." of that old quaffer, Bacchus (see So- —Silver and Gold. cial Climber for Jan. 19). Also at was not founded on foolishness and ignorance, * * * * but rather on good common sense and a clear in- that time will appear the completed "Expert Watch and Jewelry Knight Printing Co. list of the followers of Diana (god- sight into life. When one finds that he can get Dr. Batchgallup will speak on "What Have Repairing" 619 N. P. Avenue Dial 7359 along without the things he likes at will, he gains We Learned from the Depression ?" The choir dess of the chase), heart-bursting immediately in self-confidence and begins to de- will then sing, "Search Me, 0 God." young college men who are looking WIMMERS around for a soul-mate. Said list pend upon his self-discipline to regulate his life. —Chaparral. Fargo Jewelry Mfg. Co. * * * * will be headed by Archer and Mik- other hand, the man who has always "Walk a flight and buy Right" On the kelson who have already gone on Seeds • • • followed the path of least resistance — the man Little White Lies— record as signifying their intentions Ceresan for Grain, Semesan Bell who has never given up something that he want- of giving Cupid's bowstring a pull. I'll be ready in a second—Your hat is simply fcr Potatoes, Semesan Jr. for ed is incapable of meeting an emergency. He divine—I guess we're outa gas — My alarm While this was being written, Corn, Formaldehyde for Grain. — would crack under the strain. didn't go off this morning—But, Mother, we Dame Rumor oozed into the office KOTA PHOTO See your local dealer and insist Self-discipline is developed during childhood did have a flat tire—I haven't a thing to wear— with a bag full of suggestions. We ENG /AVM Ca on Seeds from .. . and gradually increases with use. The people I'll write to you every day—I was only doing 30, picked out as the most likely of these the one concerning a couple of I LLUfT PATOPf D N E R-r of our generation who had an uphill pull during Ifficer—So glad to have met you—I wish you ENGRAVER! \Ft LITHO PLATE MAKER/ could stay longer—I'd rather , go with you, but naughty ATO's whose conduct has the early part of their life can reap the benefits FAR G 0, NO. DAK. Magill & Co. of their sacrifices now, in the form of broadened he asked me first — This won't hurt a bit— been disapproved by members of the FARGO SEED HOUSE personality, deeper understanding of life, and You're a marvelous dancer — You haven't active chapter. They are now before the bar of justice with His Honor the knowledge that they can face any situation changed a bit—I love you, too. looking down with no benevolence. SKATES and SKATE with confidence. —Campus Comments. BROADWAY * * *•* They'll clip the wings of those fly-by- It may seem that this matter of self-discip- nights yet. Sharpeing SHOE SERVICE This dialogue was heard in a classroom : line is trivial and unimportant. However, it Sam Tolchinsky, Spectrum sports Where Old Shoes and Friendly is often the point that makes or breaks a man. Prof : "Brown." editor, has become an expert on in- Emery, Johnson, Carmine Mechanics meet ... —H. J. W. 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Friday, January 12, 1940. THE SPECTRUM Page Three 1111■-. PECTRUM Herd Cagers To Defending Champs PORT Fourteen Teams Entered Women's Sports Downed By Bison FECULATIONS Play In South By LaVERNE KNUTSON Making a startling come back in By SAM TOLCHINSKY In Intramural Cage Races First basketball practice of the S the second half, NDAC scored a 49-33 year has been called for 5 p. m. Tues- Dakota Tonight day, Jan. 16. Practices will be held victory over South Dakota Univer- Clem Letich, coach of the basket- sity Jan. 6 in the Bison field house. Open Season During Week Inspired by victory in their first every Tuesday from 5 to 6 and every ball team at NDU, was not surprised Wednesday from 4 to 6. To get It was the first conference engage- when the Bison came from behind to conference game of the season, the ment for the Bison and the second en- Two New Groups Compete story as bracket B took a crack at it. WAA credit at least one half of the down the invading Coyotes from Bison cagers travel south this week- counter for last year's conference In the first games the ATO's dropped end to see if SDU was having an off- practices must be attended. South Dakota University. He says For First Time; None before an experienced Gamma Rho * * champions. The night before the they were not as good as his team day or whether the Herd is really as Outstanding Favorite aggregation 30-15. In the second tilt, Scredules for the interclass tourna- Coyotes defeated the North Dakota had made them look the night before, good as it looked last Friday. Also the Sigma Chi's recovered from a ment will be posted soon. Delta Psi Sioux, 34-30. * * * With nine games already tucked to be met on the trip are the Morn- Trailing 17-11 at the half, the Herd slow first quarter start and downed ingside Maroons. Kappa will sponsor the annual inter- Asked for his opinion on the out- away, the intramural basketball tour- came back in the last two quarters to the Sigma Phi Delts with the lopsided Tonight at Vermillion, South Dako- sorority tournament after the inter- come of the conference race this pile up their margain of victory. nament got off to a good start this score of 26-9. In the third and final ta, the Herd which at last has begun class meet. year, Letich refused to name his With Herman Larson, Swede Johnson, week with fourteen teams entered in game, the Gym Team caught the to thunder, tangles with the SDU * choice of winner but does give Johnny Abbott and Larry Tanberg the race for the championship. The Theta Chi's before they could recover Coyotes who will be out for revenge. SDS a little preference as fav- Shuffleboard players had best fin- pumping in the field goals, the Herd from their defeat at the hands of the Victors last week by a score of 49-33, orite in the meet. That opinion final championship playoff will pro- ish their matches in a hurry or they scored 20 points in the third stanza. freshmen last week, and set them the Bison will doubtless be top-heavy was given between halves of the bably be run off in the early part of will be dropped from the competition. back 24-17. favorite to repeat the win. AC-SDU game. We wonder now March. Last night the Dorm was added to ence of Paul Odonovich, a transfer Herd in Good Shape what he thinks of the Herd after The setup this year is similar to the the 'ranks of the defeated but not student from the Missouri Teachers Swede Johnson's bad knee is re- that second half. until they and their conquerors, the College. The shooting is much im- organization used in '39. The four- sponding better than anyone had dar- Yeasley Lost Kappa Sigma Chi club, defending proved and occasionally looks good teen teams were put into two brack- ed hope. His performance last Fri- enough for varsity competition. All Letich would say about his champs, put on a show that really ets. Each team will play about day proved conclusively that he has Johnny Smith plans several warm- team is that they have last place amused the crowd. The score was To Freshmen lost none of his effectiveness. Tan- up games in preparation for the an- sewed up in the conference, and he twelve games, engaging each team in 31 to 17. berg, Larson and Chink Johnson, Coach Johnny Smith announced nual NDAC-UND Frosh clashes. This refused to make any reservations on respective bracket twice. The games For the second time this week the three of the other starters, have re- early this week that the Bison yearl- year the games will not be played on that statement. Yet without any are scheduled at 7:00, 8:00, and 9:00 SAE's tasted defeat, but the Dugout ported no sprains or injuries and ing basketball squad would be with- the same dates as the varsity con- doubt, in about a month the Forx found out how it is to win a game. p. m. on Tuesday, Wednesday, and should be in top shape. out the services of Bob Yeasley, lanky tests, and as yet no schedule for the student newspaper is going to be It was a close game all the way with Thursday nights. A different team John Abbott, however, may be slow- Bismarck center, who had an append- series has been drawn up. claiming that the U has the best team the final score 19 to 16. ed down some by a sprained ankle ectomy Monday morning. Moorhead is to be the scene of the and in one month and a week they will draw a by each week. The YMCA won out over the Kappa obtained in practice Monday. Yeasley was one of the key men on first Frosh encounter when the Baby will be making excuses for the de- final playoff will be a three game Psi's, 35 to 20, to become the first Morningside on Saturday the squad which is composed of Paul Bison meet the MSTC reserves Jan. feat handed them by the Bison. series between the leading teams in team with two victories. It was the Tomorrow evening the Bison go Odonvich, forward, Lloyd Fercho, for- 17. * * * second straight defeat for the drug- each of the two brackets. still farther south and find the Morn- ward, Jim Pangborn, who will take On Jan. 19 the Yearlings play the gists. Bob Yeasley, one of the better Twelve of the fourteen teams on ingside Maroons waiting for them at Yeasley's place at center, Bud John- Crary Insurance independent team as of the frosh basketball players, the schedule were all entered last Sioux City, Iowa. Last year the Herd son and Ardell Draxton guards. Also a preliminary to the AC-Bismarck was taken to the hospital last downed the Maroons by the tremend- year, but there are two new teams on the squad are Odd Jacobson, Al Phantom game. weekend for an appendectomy. Seven Teams In ously one-sided score of 44-23. Foss, Edsel Boe, Howard Loyland and entered, namely the Gym team, com- Another game is to be played Jan. The operation was performed This year the Maroons are vastly George Galloway. 26, but Smith has as yet not lined up posed of fellows that room at the Monday morning. It is doubtful Hockey League improved and will be primed to knock In their debut of the season the an opponent. The Concordia re- if he will play any more ball for Field House, and the Mechanical En- off the invading Herd. Last week Frosh scored a victory over the Pow- Harry Johnson, director of intra- serves will be the freshmen's foes the Baby Bison this winter. gineers. The other teams according they were defeated by South Dakota ers Coffee Shop five. As a prelimi- * * * mural hockey, announced that seven Jan. 29. to their brackets are: SAE, Dormi- State by the close score of 46-39. nary to the NDAC-SDU game the teams have signified their intention If their ball handling improves, the Johnny Smith, freshman basketball tory, Co-op, Kappa Psi, Dugout, and Since the Jackrabbits are probably the of entering the league this year. Baby Bison decisively defeated a coach, has scheduled something of an the YMCA all in bracket A. The preseason choice for conference Theta Chi team. Baby Bison will stand a good chance If one more team, either from the innovation this year for his team. On two new entries, along with the Sig- champs, the score shows that Morn- While looking ragged at times, the against the Sioux who are reported to Dorm or some independent group, January 31 the Bison frosh will meet ma Chi's, Sigma Phi Delt's, Gamma ingside is tough. yearlings are steadied by the pres- have another classy outfit this year. enters there will be enough for two the University Papooses in a game to Rho's, ATO's and the Theta Chi's, full brackets and then sweaters will be played at Hillsboro. The game make up bracket B. be awarded to the members of the will feature a winter sports celebra- The opening night was initiated 1890-1940 1890-1940 1890-194 championship sextet. tion of the midway city. On Feb. with three uncomfortably close 20 the two teams will meet at Fargo. games, the widest margin of victory Johnson also said that as soon as The date has not yet been set for being a field goal and a free throw. the rink is ready, which will be but their clash at Grand Forks. That game found the YMCA triumph- a few days, it will be open to the * * * ant over a traditional foe, the Dug- student body for the evenings. Lights Matt Siegel's If anyone here was not afraid out, by a scant 23-20 decision. The have already been fixed and the of the Jackrabbits from SDS, other two games had the Dorm warming house is also set. they have plenty of reason to sneaking past the SAE's with a 22-20 Teams will be entered in the com- fear them after the convincing count, and the Co-ops pulling out with petition by the YMCA, ATO, SAE, way they downed Northern State a 29-28 victory over the Kappa Psi's. AGR, KSC, Sigma Chi, and Theta Teachers of Aberdeen. The score Wednesday night told a different Chi fraternities. was 43-28. 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Page Four THE SPECTRUM Friday, January 12, 1940 - NMI tre Thursday, Jan. 18-20. Here we A Worcester Polytechnic Institute NDAC Convocation Addressed have a picture that combines fact Brevities Discuss Background Using special sounding balloons, with fiction in a saga of the sea. In University of Rochester students are (Continued from Page 1) "Rulers of the Sea," the story of the Of European War studying sun rays at altitudes of By Pastors Of Three Religions building of the first steam boat and has chosen his staff of assistants 80,000 feet. its crossing of the Atlantic under which includes Abner Selvig, ticket "Backgrounds of the present Euro- Representing the National Confer- of the dictators of Europe, Rabbi steam power provides an interesting sales manager; radio publicity, Roy pean war" was the topic of round- ence of Christians and Jews, three Shulman claimed, "The trouble in tale of the courage of men in their Pedersen and Dorothy Bentley; news- table discussion taken up at the Janu- noted clergymen, a Roman Catholic, Europe is caused by the breakdown FARGO • 25 ( until 2130 own convictions. paper publicity, Jim Ford; general ary 10 program meeting of Pi Gamma Protestant, and Jew, addressed of religion, which in consequence GRAND— publicity, Virgil DeCamp; and adver- Mu, honorary social science frater- STARTING FRIDAY, NDAC students at convocation, Tues- breaks down all restraint that keep "The Dead End Kids On Dress Pa- tising, Gordon Anderson, Rudolph nity. Presenting the round-table JAN. 12 day, January 9. men from being rotten and filthy rade," a Warner Bros, picture star- Jenson, John Fisher, Hubert Swee- were Mr. Wentworth Morris, profes- "Judge Hardy & Son" They were the Rev. Father Vincent beasts." ring the Dead End Kids, comes to the ney, Reo Carr and Bill Borderud. sor in political science, and four club Lewis Stone C. Donovan, the Rev. Rolland W. Grand theatre Sunday through Tues- Assisting Miss Calhoun with pro- members, Lorraine Naftalin, Bill Mickey Rooney Schloerb, and Rabbi Charles E. Shul- day. In this picture the screen duction are Mildred Strong, Virginia Murphy, John Lynch and James Mor- man, who also spoke at other gath- GRAND • 15 ( until 2:3 0 Theater Previews toughs do a complete turn-about and Wattam, and Katheryn Alm as mu- rill. Baptist Pronovost served as erings in Fargo and Moorhead during become model American youths in a sic copyists; Mary McCannel, Vera presiding chairman. STARTING SUNDAY their one day stop while en route to FARGO- modern American military academy, Wooldridge, Betty Myrbo, Louise Scheduled for February 6 at 7:30 is the west coast. "Judge Hardy and Son," with the still the scrap happy holligans, how- Tweet, Bernice Wichman, Valera Mae a joint meeting of Pi Gamma Mu and "Dead End Kids on Dress Keynoting the addresses, Father Hardy family which is composed of Cusack and Mary See, costume direc- ever. Leo Gorcey leads the Kids, I Kappa Delta Pi, honorary educational Parade" Donovan urged his hearers to remem- Lewis Stone, Mickey Rooney, Fay this time as a city slicker who comes tors; Leota Gallagher, make-up di- fraternity. Featured is an open- ber that "there is no self-government Holden, Cecilia Parker, and Sara to the military school to show the rector and prompter; , and Rollo Gar- forum discussion on the subject: unless there is first self-government Haden comes to the Fargo theatre cadets a thing or two. berg and Bob Wepplo, stage hands. "Evaluation of the NYA as a youth-, of the individual. This is inconceiv- Friday, Jan 12-17. This new story Large Chorus serving agency on the state". STATE- STARTING SUNDAY able unless we recognize the Divine of the lovable Hardy family deals Included in the chorus are Mary All Pi Gamma Mu meetings are "Stablemates," starring Wallace "SUAREZ" Will." He concluded with the state- with Andy's comical adventures as an Beery and Mickey Rooney comes to Kessler, Doris Selvig, Betty Critch- held in the fireside room of the Paul Muni ment, "the more we have of the amateur detective, through which he the State theatre Friday and Satur- field, Eunice Hjelle, Betty Stern, YMCA building. The public is in- Bette Davis Golden Rule, the less we shall have of is involved with three pretty girls day, Jan 12 and 13. The story of a Shirley Putz, Betty Reimche, Audrey vited to attend any or all meetings the iron rule." and gets into various complications. boy and the love of his horse that Wells, Evangeline Schwartz, Kay held by this fraternity. Rev. Schloerb reiterated Father There is drama in the illness of the combine to bring a derelict to life in Bristol, Mary Pauline Bohn, Vivian M 0 0 R H E A D Donovan's assertions and added that mother of the family who is near a grand story of the race track brings Arneson, Eleanor Bergen, June Heis- STARTING SUNDAY death, a thrill in Andy's piloting his Cornell university has launched a the reason people lack understanding these wholesome characters to the ler, Jessie Gibb, Georgianna Findahl, project to determine whether criti- "GOODBYE MR. CHIPS" sister across the river which is flood- of other peoples is their unfamiliarity screen in the picture "Stablemates." Eunice Solberg, Birdie Bartz, Lorine cal thinking about social problems Robert Donat with them and that tenets of faith ed to her mother's bedside, all of Ladwig, Helen Greenland, John Saun- "Juarez," starring Paul Muni and can be developed in high school Greer Garson and life. He advised people to strive which combine to give us another Bette Davis comes to the State thea- ders, Kenneth Erickson, Eugene pupils. for mutual understanding and respon- grand Hardy film. tre Sunday through Tuesday. Paulson, John O'Laughlin, Victor sibility. "Rulers of the Sea," starring Doug- "Henry Goes to Arizona", comes Hultstrand, Ray Dahm, Bill Arnold, Pointing out the terroristic regimes las Fairbanks, Jr., and Margaret Wednesday and Thursday starring Mary Morrison, Terry Carey, Paul Lookwood comes to the Fargo thea- Frank Morgan and Virginia Weidler. Huss, Don Slingsby, John Berg, John Carlson, Earl Ewan, Herb Harris, Let's Go Bowling Tonight! S John Emo, Don Johnston, and Lloyd r, Jones. Final tryouts for the chorus will be from 4-5 o'clock Tuesday in It's Fun, and It's Healthful! Festival hall. A dancing chorus has not been selected, and tryouts will be held from BERRY'S ALLEYS 5-6 o'clock Tuesday. 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