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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. "TfctX-GXaus Vol. 47 Bowling Green Slate University. Bowling Green. Ohio. Friday, Nov. 2. 1962 No. 13 Beta Theta Pi To Formally Initiate Local Beta Gamma Chapter Today Beta Gamma will be form- quct. Mr. Weber has been helpful tarj of Beta Theta Pi, will pre- ler. president of the Toledo Area ally initiated as Delta Delta in securing the support of the Beta sent the charter. Alumni Association, and other Alumni Association in the Toledo There will be greetings by noted persons. chapter of Beta Theta Pi so- area. Bruce G. Campbell, president of Dr. Seth R. Brooks, general cial fraternity at 5:30 today The "Welcome" will be given the Interfralernlly Council. Carol president of Beta Theta Pi. will in the recital hall of the by President Ralph (i. Harshman. L. Pelllnger. president of Pan be the main speaker at the ban- J. Moreau Brown, general secrc- hellenlc Council. Peler W. Wend- quet. Music Bldg. Distinguished guests will in- The addition of Beta ThcU Pi clude chief administrators of the fraternity to the University cam University, Dr. Frank J. Prout, pus completes representation of president emeritus. Dr. F.lden T. the Miami Triad here. Beta The- Smith, former dean of students ta Pi, Phi Deltn Theta. and Sig- and now president of Ohio Wes- ma Chi all were formed at Miami New Chapter Results leyn University, and all fraterni- of Ohio at about the same time. ty and sorority presidents of Beta Theta Pi was first, in 1889, BGSU. and the other two fraternities Tonight's festivities will be es- were formed shortly afterward. From Efforts Of IFC pecially meaningful to Dr. Prout, Alter Ihe Installation, which will who is the father of national fra- ko open only lo Betas, there will Formation of a Beta Theta vention and they again received ternities at BGSU. A representa- tion of Prout Chapel is to be in- be a banquet In the ballroom. It Pi chapter here started with unaniinous sup|K>rt. Is scheduled to begin at 7:30 p m. The present officers of Beta cluded in the fraternity's new coat of arms in honor of Dr. Prout. The Betas expect more than 300 the efforts of Interfraternity Theta Pi are John Lucius, presi- persons at the affair. Betas from Council on Jan. 19, I960, when dent; Peter Vail, vice president; BETA THETA PI INITIATE Larry A. Snyder. lelL receive! an Inscribed silver each of the 11 chapters in Ohio, as it established Beta (Jamnia as Jeffrey Itassrtt, treasurer; Rich- troy Irom Charles G Eberly. of Sigma Phi Eptilon social fraternity. Bob S. Lyons well as 115 members from chapters ard Huffman, corresponding sec- and other members of the fraternity look on as Eberly makes the presentation for in each neighboring state are ex- a local fraternity. retary; Russell Raskow, recording UA0 To Sponsor the men of Sigma Phi Eptilon pected to attend. Tonight's ban- IFC decided that because of in- sc.i clary; and, Philip Lewicki, quet should be one of the lnrgcst creased enrollment another fra- pledge trainer. The present ad- gatherings of Betas on a college ternity should be started. About visi-r is Allen G. Brown, assistant New York Trip campus, because of Bowling 250 freshmnn men who had at treasurer of the University ami a The sum of $85 each will per- Press Club, Council To Present Green's central location. least n 2.5 scholastic average for Beta Theta Pi from Indiana Uni- mit to Bowling Green students Ford R. Weber, member of the their first semester were invited versity. to visit the Bagdad-on-the Hudson, Beta Advisory Council, will be to a meeting by the IFC. The pro- New York City. Election Returns Party Tuesday master of ceremonies at the ban- posal to start a new fraternity The Union Activities Organiza- was made. An Election Party, sponsored che against Republican John M. tion is sponsoring a five day trip Seven men accepted Ihe chal Briley. to Gotham which is to begin Jan. by the Press Club, an organization lenge and Bela Gamma was start- Greeks To Hold open to alt students interested in Ohioans also will be voting on 26, 1068, with departure from the ed. The first meetings were held journalism, and Student Council, the proposed Sunday Blue Law Union for Toledo's Central Union Kennedy Repeals twice a week In Commons Dining will take place from 8:30 to 11 amendment, defining the commodi- Terminal. Those who make the Hall. The first officers were George CarnivalTonight Tuesday night in the Dogwood ties which could be sold on Sun- journey will arrive in New York day including groceries, gasoline, Patrick, president: Larry Snyder. The Greek Week Carnival will lily on Jan. 20 and spend four Suite. Loan Provision vice president; John Lucas, secre and drug articles. begin at 7 p.m. tonight on old days and three nights there Interest in the political circle tary; William Braumruchor. treas Two television sets will be used A repeal of a provision of the Fraternity Row. Scheduled events on the trip will center around the gubernatori urer; and Frank Zamcheck. pledge to broadcast election returns as National Defense Kducntion Act, The sororities anil fraternities are a tour of the United Nations al election in Ohio where candid- Section 1001 (f) was signed Oct. trainer. Wallace W. Taylor, dean ates Michael V. DiSalle, Demo- they come in. Members of the participating will use the theme building, three evenings of play- Press Club will record results on 17 by President John F. Kennedy. of men. was the first adviser. "International Holiday" as the going, a Gray Lines tour of Up- cratic incumbent, is running Four pledges were taken in the a large blackboard. With this act. Mr. Kennedy basis for their booth decorations, per and Ijowcr New York, a visit against Republican James A. spring of 1061, It was in the In order to have the most up- formally eliminated the disclaim- exhibits and costumes. to the famous Radio City Music Rhodes. spring that Beta Gamma had their Another interesting contest will to-date returns, members will run er affidavit requirement from the Judging of the displays will be Hall to see the Rockettes, and a first meeting with the Beta Theta done by Dr. Emerson C. Erb. assist be the United States senatorial the information from the night National Defense Education Act, chance to be in the audience of a wire located in the Administration which was set up to loan money Pi Alumni Association of the ant professor of accounting, and live TV show. election. Candidates include Demo- Greater Toledo Area. cratic incumbent Frank J. I.aus- Bldg. to the Union. to students to help finance their Dr and Mrs. Theodore H. Groat. The $85 charge includes round Returns also will be recorded way through college. Beta Gamma moved Into the Dr. Groat is an instructor In soclolo trip fare from Bowling Green to house between the Delta Upsllon on the state elections of Michigan, W New York, accommodations ill the This requirement originally and Tau Kappa Epsllon fraternity New York, ami California. Spot The judges will award trophies Hotel Paramount, theatre tickets Dorm Chairmen made it necessary for each student houses, where It Is still located returns will be listed of local can- to the group with the best booth, and the price of the tours in the borrower from the National De- Its lirsl house was at 229 Thurstln didates and those of major Ohio the best barker, and the most city. It does not include meals, fense Student Loan to swear an St Meet To Discuss cities including Cleveland, Colum- tickets sold. tips, or incidental expenses. Reg- oath of allegiance to the United A pledge class of nine was bus, Dayton, and Cincinnati. Tlu' names of the winning istration for the trip is limited to States of America, and to sign an taken in the fall of 1061, Visita- Residence Council "All students are invited to at- groups will be announced at the 10 students, and n $15 deposit is affidavit stating that he was not tions from the three closest uni- Greek Week Dance between 0 Chairmen of the four independ- tend," said James I,. Richardson, required when registering in the in any way affiliated or attempt- versities with Beta Theta Pi fra- p.m. and 1 a.m. Saturday, Nov. .'I ent men's dormitories met Tues president. "We arranged the time ing to affiliate with any party or U.A.O. office anytime before Dec. ternities (Ohio State University, in the ballroom. 12. day evening in Williams Hull un- BO everyone would be able to come organization that believed in or Ohio Wesleyan University, and the after their various meetings," he Tickets for the carnival may be der the leadership of Wallace W. taught the overthrow of the United University of Michigan) were purchased between 6:50 p.m. and Taylor, dean of men. continued. States of America. made during the fall. The Beta Personal tally sheets will be 10:25 p.m tonight at the ticket The object of the meeting was The oath and affidavit then had Theta Pi Alumni Association of booth which will be located In Ihe Dayton AF Band to discuss the setting up of an available for everyone, and re- to be notarized in the presence of the Greater Toledo Area pledged freshments will be served. center of the carnival area. Inter-Residence Hall Council. an authorized notary public. full support to Beta Gamma in The price of each ticket will be To Visit Campus This would not be a governing Since the repeal of the disclaim- their attempts to go national at $.05. No refunds will be made on The 50-piece Wright-Pntterson body, but a communication device er affidavit, the procedure is that a banquet that the alumni had in unused tickets. Air Force Band under the direction between the students and the ad- Frosh To Sponsor the prospective borrower must still Toledo last fall. GREEK WEEK DANCE of Gregory S. Rodgers, chief war- ministration. It might even be TGIF Parties Fridays sign an affirmative oath of al- From Aug. 28 to Sept 1, 20 One o'clock late permissions will rant officer will perform at 11 possible for the council to gain a members of Beta Gamma attended allow coeds who attend the Greek TGIF! Freshman dances cele- legiance clause, but he is not re- a.m. Tuesday in the ballroom. seat on Student Council. the 123rd General Convention of Week Dance to spend four hours brating the end of the week will quired to sign the negative dis- CWO Rodgers and the band arc Further plans for the council Beta Theta Pi at Asheville. N.C. dancing to the music of the Buddy start at :t and will last until f> claimer affidavit. visiting the campus in conjunction will be made after mid-term esti- The 20 members were there to pre Morrow Orchestra, tomorrow. with the Air Force Reserve Offi- mates are out. Other possibilities P.m. in the activities room in However, the disclaimer affi- davit has been replaced by a pro- sent their oral petition before the The dance, which will be held cer Training Corps Orientation for this council discussed, were Founders Quadrangle. Convention. Belore Beta Gamma in the ballroom from 0 p.m. until Tickets for admission will be vision barring loans and fellow- Program, which will be held in the the editing of a newspaper dealing could be accepted, they had to 1 a.m., will be the final event of ballroom from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. with independent dormitories and distributed in the freshman dormi- ships to students who are current do three things. Greek Week. Buddy Morrow's 18 Tuesday and Wednesday. recommendations for better liv- tories. members of the Communist Par- ty, or a Communist organization. First, they had to bo approved piece orchestra and vocalist Carol Displays will he set up showing ing conditions and better condi- Men coming into Pounders must by the Board of Trustees and they Knight will furnish music for use the court entrance doors to By replacing the disclaimer af- the Titan und Minutemun Inter- tions in the dining halls. were unanimously approved. Sec- dancing and listening. continental Ballistic Missiles and the activities room. fidavit with this new clause, it LB Barry Brandt was the repre- ond, they had to have the "bless- During the dances' 10:30 in- possible for administrative agen- the Skybolt air-launched ballistic sentative from Conklin Hall, Freshmen should watch the bul- ing" of two of the three nearest termission, trophies will be award- letin boards for posters with fur- cies to revoke or refuse to grant missile. James Still from Rodgers Quad- Beta Theta Pi fraternities and re- ed for carnival activities. Presen- ther details. any such fellowships to anyone Personnel for the Ofilst dance rangle, Wayne Bettendorf from ceived the blessings of all three. tations will be made to the best The dances will be held every they do not deem in the best in- band, the "Skylarks" are drawn Kohl Hall, and Sheldon Leimsider Third, they had to secure a three barker of the carnival, to the out- Friday afternoon. terests of the United States. from the band which also per- represented Williams Hall. quarters majority vote of the un- standing booth, and to the booth forms in marching situations as dergraduate delegates to the con- with the highest ticket sales. well as concerts. University Ignores Anness' Charges Charges made during the half-truths by Mr. Anness for Greene, assistant professor of purely persona! political aspira- psychology, at the request of the past weeks by a Democratic tions. We cannot offer an apolo- local chapter of AAUP. candidate concerning faculty gy for the party since we have This report was a study of the salary discrimination at the made no statements in regard to alleged relation of faculty salary this matter; but we feel we owe increases to support of the admin- University are being ignored a vote of confidence to the presi- istration following faculty and by the administration. dent. Dr. Harshman, for his sin- student unrest in the spring of Albert R. Anness, Democratic cere and painstaking attempts to 1961. candidate for state senate, this rectify previous inequities." Upon completion in January the week went so far as to ask the Anness said the alleged misuse report was endorsed by AAUP and Ohio attorney general to investi- of funds was reported by the circulated among the faculty. gate alleged misuse of state funds American Association of Univer- Dr. Sutton-Smith said this week by the administration. sity Professors. that "Anness was not given the "The AAUP report shows that report by AAUP. It has not been President Ralph G. Harshman the Board of Trustees has per- publicly released and I am unwill- has refused to make any comment mited this public institution to be ing to say anything about it for concerning the charges. converted into a private club for publication. Earlier, the Wood County Demo- a special clique of administrator- "It should be pointed out that cratic Party said, "Mr. Anness politicians who use our tax dollars this report was compiled some nine does not carry an endorsement to punish those who disagree with months ago," he added. of his own party in Wood Coun- them and reward supporters with In March of this year an adjust- ty and his statements must be unmerited promotions in rank and ment in salaries was made by the considered strictly his own." fantastic salary increases of many Board of Trustees. There was a Lee J. Knorek, chairman of the thousands of dollars," Anness decrease of $55,000 for 72 per- Executive Committee of the Par- charged. sons and an increase of $29,000 ty continued, "The Democratic Dr. Brian Sutton Smith, presi- for 74 persons. The adjustment followed an in- Party of Wood County feels that dent of the local AAUP Chapter THE 50 PIECE Wright Patterson Ail Force Band under Ar'RuTC Orientation Program. It appears at the direction Dr. Harshman, as president, has confirmed that the report to which vestigation by an administrative the direction ol Gregory S. Rogers, chief warrant officer of the Department of Defense in Washington. D.C in seven been near slandered, and a vic- Anness refers is a research pro- committee of the University's sala- will perform at 11 a.m. Tuesday In the ballroom. The states in the Midwest. tim of many misstatements and ject compiled by Dr. John T. ry structure of the last five years. band Is visiting the campus in conjunction with the Page 2 The B-G New. Friday. Nor. 2. 1962 Editorially Speaking University Police Help Students Congratulations Tonight our campus will officially (rain a national chap- Solve Campus Parking Problem ter of one of the country's great fraternities—Beta Theta Pi. By Gwen Rosemond Because of construction work NEWS Staff Writer around campus, somewhat im- The Delta Delta chapter will be installed in ceremonies promptu parking areas must be marking- the occasion in the Music Bldg. It will be an especially Each new school year brings arranged so that contractors and gala affair for Beta because this is the one-hundredth chapter a timeworn problem to the stu- workmen will be close to their dent having a car on campus. jobs. Also, salesmen, vendors, re- in the nation and the eleventh in the state. "Where shall I park?" pairmen, and others doing business Other Ohio colleges with Beta chapters are Ohio State, at the University prefer to park Ohio Wesleyan, Miami, Ohio University, Case, Kenyon, West- An interview with Allan J. Gal close to wherever they will be braith, asistant to chief security of working. In addition, commuting ern Reserve, Denison, Wittenberg, and Cincinnati. the University Police Department, students increase the number of Beta Theta Pi, founded at Miami of Ohio, was the first will help answer the question. cars on campus between the hours fraternity to be founded west of the Allegheny Mountains. Approximately 3,000 parking of 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. A leader, it has been the first chapter on more campuses than spaces, including the recreation The most serious problem arises lot and lots 1, 2, and 3, are open at football and basketball games, any other fraternity. or available at all times for stu- particularly basketball when the Tonight's ceremonies will mark the culmination of 23 dent parking. weather tends to be bad and fans years of hopes and dreams of Dr. Frank J. Prout, president Lots 11, 12, ISA, I5B, 16, and try to park as close to Memorial Hall as possible. emeritus. Dr. Prout is known as father of BG's fraternities. 18 are assigned lots, available on- ly to the faculty, administration, The increase in the available The aim of getting Betas on campus was given a boost and, in some cases, to visitors. parking spaces does tend to in- three years ago by the seven lounding members of Beta Gam- These lots cannot be used by stu- crease proportionately with the in- ma, the local fraternity that learned in August it had been dents from 6 p.m. to 7 a.m. Be- crease in students owning cars. sides the open lots, there also are This year, there are approximate accepted into the national. approximately 130 metered spaces ly 370 more spaces than last year. During the last three years, the Beta Gammas have been and 76 fifteen-minute parking Assigned lots 12 and 15B are to active on campus both scholastically and socially. Twice they areas. he pnlarged in the near future and a new lot near North Hall will pro- have placed high in scholarship for a semester and once for vide additional space for the Wom- the entire year. Their pledge classes have consistently raised en's Residence Center and Sorori- their grades while pledging. They have participated in the Man On Brink ty Row. building of a winning float for Spring Week End and helped Since many parking violations to sponsor many successful social events. EMOTIONAL AFRICAN TUNES and haunting ylddlsh retrains cam* Irom In* are due to misunderstandings a- woman pictured above. Miriam Makeba. African (oik singer, entertained at the Of Destruction bout where one can or cannot Instrumental in bringing Beta Theta Pi to this campus annual Greek Week Banquet Wednesday evening. The young Xosa trlbeiwoman, By Horace Coleraan park, Mr. Gailbrait urged the were John W. Lucas, president of Delta Delta chapter, George who was discovered by Harry Bclalontc and Steve Allen In South Africa, re- driver to direct any questions to ceived a Handing ovation from the approximately 1.100 social Iraternlty and NEWS Reporter Patrick, first president of Beta Gammas, Larry A. Snyder, a member of the University Po- sorority members who attended the dinner. One night several weeks lice Department rather than an- James N. Enyart, William Baumrucker, Michael S. Cabot, ago it was raining on campus. other University employee or stu- dent. Frank Zamcheck—all founding members. Letters To The Editor Looking out the window of Allen G. Brown, faculty adviser to the group, has pro- my room I could see lamp- vided the adult spark necessary for a venture such as this and our very rapid acceptance into Open Letter posts on campus with spears not to be forgotten is the housemother, Mrs. Gladys Winter- Beta, an acceptance which obvious- Discussion Groups | To Men of Sigma Phi Epsilon: ly could not have been possible of light running away from rowd whose spirit has been a great help. Please accept this brief note as without the unified support of all the globes. Underneath the lamp- Curbstone, the Liberal Arts- To a great fraternity and a great tradition, we join the a token of our thanks for your Creeks here at Bowling Green. posts the gray sidewalk was tramp- sponsored discussion group, will campus in saying congratulations and welcome aboard. presentation to our new chapter It is my hope that this interfra- Ollnlnf raindrops. Earlier that eve- meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday, in 105 of Beta Theta Pi last Tuesday eve- ternal spirit continues to climb to ning couples could be seen strol- Hanna Hall. The topic will be ning- Be assured that your Rift of a level at which fraternities and ling across campus, an anvil of "Are We Poisoning Ourselves?", IFC Suffers Setback an inscribed silver service tray will sororities can work in an environ- hands between them. a discussion on the use of insecti- remain in u favored spot not only ment even more highly condtuive cides and other economic poisons. Interfraternity Council has been considering a program in our house but in the memories to the fulfillment of their aims. Vesterday afternoon I looked up and saw a jet, high and silvery, to build up the Greek image on this campus and improve the of those to whom Beta Theta Pi Thanks again Sig Eps! Featured speakers will be Dr. means so much. scrawling its chalky contrail a- William B. Jackson, associate pro- image of the University in the community. John Lucas, oross the blue blackboard of the fessor of biology, and Dr. Richard The program envisioned includes four points that would The intcrfraternity friendship President of Beta Theta Pi sky. C, Carpenter, professor of Eng- which your gift symbolizes is per- add culturally to our campus. Among the high points are a And then there's the bomb. Sit lish, Dr. Arlo 1). Hoggs, associate haps representative of the backing professor of chemistry, will act jazz festival, art shows ,and the production of contemporary and support had from your house Terms Don't Apply in an ROTC class and learn that an atomic bomb in the megaton as chairman of the meeting. dramas and musicals. and from the entire Greek system To the Editor: throughout our drive toward na- range dropped on Detroit will "The meeting is open to stu- The program is one of greater magnitude than Greeks tional affiliation. 1 believe that the Perhaps Mr. Farrcll has over- have its lethal radiation carried dents, faculty, and the general have sponsored on any campus. It is an ambitious program. motto of the Interfraternity Coun- looked National Review. Human as far south as Columbus by its Events and The Wall Street Journ- deadly mushroom cloud. Learn the public," said Dr. Gerald G. Eggert, It is one that looks ahead and builds for the future. cil, "Strength Through Unity," chairman of the Curbstone com- has been well served in light of al. Perhaps the difficulty is one of effects of exposure to radiation To make this program one sponsored by the entire Greek definition. It should also be noted and cure for it—there is none. Be mittee. system, IFC asked Panhellenic Council for assistance—both for that the terms "liberal" and "con- told that you live in a prime target area which lies between two other finances and for planning. servative" simply do not apply to Official the overwhelming majority of peri- prime targets. Chances of sur- Panhellenic Council—by a 10-1 vote—rejected the appeal odicals in the Library because of vival at and within several miles of IFC for help. Instead they proposed the setting up of a the highly specialized and technical of ground zero are nil. It doesn't Announcements look good does it. committee comprised of both PanHel and IFC members to nature of most of the articles they contain. study the entire program. The Air Force Olllcer Quallllcallon Nevertheless, there will be sur- DIAMOND RINGS Test (AFOQTI will be given tomorrow A. Robert Rogers vivors after an atomic war—an This rejection by PanHel is indeed a setback for IFC. at 7:45 a.m. In 259 Memorial Hall. All Acting Director of Library atomic war is inevitable at pres- Financially and manpower wise it may make the entire pro- AFROTC cadets who are eligible to ent. Life will be lived by those To Be gram unfeasible for this year and may stunt its growth to take or retake the exam should con- who survive. Civilization will be tact Capl Joseph F. Bohron In Room rebuilt, governments redesigned Treasured such an extent that it will never get off the ground. I64A. Memorial Hall ^B-GeJsGws economics dusted off and started We hope not. up again. In short, the cycle of Other students Interested In USAF Bouil.tuj Grrrn State Uniurrsitu the Phoenix will be repeated just Always We hope that IFC is still enthused about the program. Olllcer Training School (OTS) should as history repeats itself. We hope they will continue to work out details of parts of contact M Sat. Ray X. Blalne. Bowling Green USAF recruiter. 19S W. Woosler The human animal is just that. the program and perhaps complete a segment yet this year. St. or telephone 353 5138 lor Derails He is a smarter one, a craftier You have suffered a setback—don't give up now. elon to take the test. one, but an animal none the less. For now, man does not have the wherewithal! to destroy himself and the world, but give him time Writer Proves Women Stronger Sex . . . give him time. By Home* Coleman the last few eons they feel they're the refrigerator, mix hirsclf a Editorial Staff NEWS Reporter ready to take on the rest of the gin-spiked "Fizzy," dodge her Ann ]•.. Editor CORRECTION mother-in-law, and sit back and world. Annalt* Con»qlio Managing Editor The Board of Trusteee hae allotted As everyone beyond the moon over Ben Casey, Jim Richardson U»u« Editor third grade knows, there are Our society is in need of re. In all seriousness, it is impos- CharUan Roardon Aul. Uiue Editor S 15.000 for the construction of addition vision. Everything that men do, al ■lacks In the library. Our last edl two sexes; one of them is sible for a modern man to accom- Pat D»iwll«r . Assistant to ths Editor women do. There are no more modate a modern woman. He has Horac* CoUman Photo Edltot torlal stated that SI.500 bad been al- stronger than the other. The strictly male endeavors. A con- to be a top sprinter to open doors Jim Ktocknor — Sports Editor lotted. male sex is the weaker. This cern in Toledo recently opened for her, a combination of Albert Claudia S«ammm Social Editor a "family billiard parlor." The Einstein, Rudolph Valentino, and is true both mentally and tables, instead of being the tra- Mr. Clean to please her and either Buslnoss Staff physically and is easily proven. ditional green, are finished in a financial wizard or a thief to Proof A: men support women such feminine colors as aqua and support her in the style to which Jim Dra«g»r Buslnsss Manaasr and children, complete evidence of purple. Everyone knows about the she accustoms herself. No wonder Bob King Asst Buslnoss Manaaor mental defectiveness. current fad for wigs among wom- there are so many widows in Joan Jsnnlngs Advertising Managor en. When a man wears a toupee Just In At Proof B: women live years America today. Their husbands Goorqotta Gdovtn Circulation Manage* it's to hide a bald spot. How many died in self-defense. Gordon Morris Circulation Manage* longer than men because of all bald-headed women do you know? the woman-hours of work men Obviously, this is just another per- save thorn by lighting cigarettes nicious attempt on the part of the and opening car doors for them, unfair sex for complete equali- MAX GRAEBER changing the channel on the TV ty. It's been said, though, that set and zipping 200-pound women the only way women can have Robert's Fine Foods, Inc. into size 7s. equal rights is to give up some of 112 E. Washington Furthermore, do women fight the ones they have now. wars? Do they get ulcers after having martinis for lunch? Do To show just how far things New JACKETS $10.95 up they get up to eat a breakfast of have gone one national advertiser, coffee amid snappish children and Robert Burns Cigars, gives its New SWEATERS $ 9.95 up barking dogs, hiding behind sooth- spiel thusly: "Is it proper to of- ing world headlines to avoid the fer a lady a Robert Burns Tiparil- cold-cream ladden, shrapnel-head- lo?" But they're too late. The New SUITS $49.95 up ed face across the table, then hus- question should be: when she of- tle to hop the 7:05? No. fers you one whose do you light New SPORT COATS $29.95 up As Phillip Wylle well knows, first? And if she's smoking a the hand that rocks the cradle is cigar instead of a Tiparillo do Go to MAX GRAEBER for largest selec- you offer to bite the end off for the hand that rules the roost. Pa- Family Style Sunday Steak—Chops—Sea Food pa has become puny. Mama does her? tion of college clothing in this area. the "Monster Mash" all over him If you are observant, though, Dlnnera Fancy Sandwiches in terms of longevity and duodenal you'll notice that all this female YOU MAY CHARGE AT happiness. In the wake of surg- emancipation stops short at cer- OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK ing female sufferage the male ani- tain things. For instance, we've Mon. through Sat 11:00 A.M. — 8:30 P.M. mal is suffering. In light of this all heard of joint checking ac- Sun. 8:00 AM — 8:30 P.M. we should act accordingly. Men counts, but how many people do MAX GRAEBER should be pampered and put on you know with joint savings ac- Always Ample Free Peaking a pedestal since women are in counts? Women have a good thing such a hurry to get out of their going for them. The kids go to A Nice Place to Dine With Your Friends ivory tower and into the rat school; the old man heads for race. It would seem that since work. What else is there for a or Family (Open 9:00 run. to 9:00 pan.) they've dominated the home for wife to do bat chase the dog out of Friday. NOT. 2. 1962 The B-G News Pag* 3 BG To Play Texans Harriers To Compete In Tomorrow's Game In All-Ohio Meet By Pm Deckaer. Having completed its most Last year's individual winner, Sporu Editor succesful dual meet campaign Steve Tekesky of Miami, has been It is natural for Bow-ling "Mr Everything" for the Buffa- graduated, leaving Oil's Ray Flem. since 1959, Bowling Green's Green to be looking toward loes this year. Logan is leading the ing. Central State's Leslie Heged- nation in scoring with 87 points cross country team travels to us and OSU's Frank Parks to bat- the Nov. 10 game with Ohio in six games, including 10 touch- Columbus for the All-Ohio tle for the top spot. Fleming was University which will decide downs, 25 of 28 conversions, and second and Ilegedus took third Championships, tomorrow. the Mid-American Conference one two point conversion. Logan last year. also is a passing threat, and is the Coach Mel Brodt's harriers fin- title, but West Texas State is The Falcons' top entries will be second leading passer on the team, ished with a 7-2 record in dual Barry Binkley and Dale Cordova. a team it can not afford to look competition, downing Miami, Tole- completing eight of 12 for 140 Binkley finished fourth last year do (twice). Eastern Michigan, past. yards and one touchdown. The in 21:10, and his times for the last r«°>. U>* Buffalo** rlsit.d versatile halfback is the team's Baldwin Wallace. Ball State and past three meets have been under second leading pass receiver, with Central Michigan. The losses were University Stadium with a itrlna Jay Cunningham 22 minutes. This year he set a new of lmpr***lv* pr**s clipping* be- seven for 94 yards and two touch- to Central State and Wayne State. BG varsity record. His 20:15 at hind lh*m. Th* Falcon* w*r* not downs, and has averaged 39.8 Tho Falcons, who finished Notre Dame topped Mel Turner's too lmpr*u*d with th* clippings, yards punting this year. fourth among seven teams in the 20:18.4 set in 1958. All-Ohio meet at Kent State lnst a* th*y won *asllr. 21-$. All-American candidate Pete Sophomore Finds Spirit Cordova, a sophomore, has de- year, will be competing in a field West Texas was unbeaten and Pedro (see below) is the team's veloped strongly and finished a- leading rusher, but has been hamp- of approximately 16 teams from untied until last week when they the Buckeye state. head of Binkley over the OSU lost to Arizona 8-3. Although Ari- ered by injury this year. course last week. High On Varsity Team Ohio State is the defending zona won, West Texas had the Fullback Russell Mundy is the By Larry Bohlender Mow in his second year at Howl- champion, but Brodt feels Ohio Other team members making the cdtre in the statistics, with 14 first second leading rusher with 406 trip are Lloyd Kime, Don Bradley, downs to 11 for Arizona, and 124 yards in 75 carries. Two years ago an outstanding ing Green, Cunningham feels that University will be this year's fav- ho made a wise choice in educa- orite, along with the Buckeyes and Vinson Kchfeld, John Patton anil yards passing to 71. The Buffaloes member of the Falcon football Bill Flinn. had 112 yards rushing to 116 for team was a sophomore halfback tion and football. Central State. Arizona, but total yardage was in R***rv*d **at ticket* |or th* from Youngstown South High West Texas' favor, 246 to 187. gam* with Ohio University, to be School. Again this year the Fal- Th* Univenlty Flying Club will West Texas had won five played here. Nov. 10. are *old out. cons have nn outstanding sopho- Falcons Lead MAC Statistics hold "P*nny a Pound" day* tomor straight before last week, includ- General admission tickets are more who also is from Youngs- row and Sunday at th* Unlrvrtlty town South. ing wins over Trinity, 61-0, Texas ■ till being *old at th* tukei otflce airport Tech, a Southwest Conference In Memorial Hall. Th* olllce 1* The former is Don Lisbon, and In Individual, Team Categories team. 30-27, Texas Western, 49-0, Proceeds will b« used toward th* the latter is Jay Cunningham. The Kalcons have both team and picked up 264 yards, third best Arlington State, 49-0, Arizona open from 9 p.m. to noon, and paym*nt of a n*w altplan* r*c*nt- They also played in the same back- individual leaders in this week's in the MAC for a 5.3 average. Ray State 15-14, and New Mexico from 1 to 4 p.m . Monday through ly acquired by th* club. field one year in high school. Mid-American Conference statis- Hell is fifth in the league, with State 20-12. Friday This year, Cunningham has tics. 1201 yards in 58 carries, a 4.3 av- Thla year. W*st Texas 1* again gained 246 yards in 62 carries, Bowling Green is the team lead- erage. among th* nation'* l*ad*r* la Jim Dawson has completed 25 and has caught five passes for 162 er in offense and defense. The lUi's Norm Limpert has a big both team and individual statistic* of 51 passes for 440 yards, and yards. He leads the Mid-American Kalcons have averaged ...15.0 edge in punting, with a 40.2 av- Men's IM Th* Buffalo** ar* fourth in th* na- four touchdowns, but he has had Conference in scoring, with 36 yards while giving up only L96.2 erage in the MAC. tion In •coring, a 32.4 averacje. six intercepted. The way the Fal- points in five conference games. in five conference games. Behind him is Marshall's John Highlights fifth In ru.hlng o|f*n>». 270 I yard. cons have been intercepting op- Cunningham feels that the main Ohio University is second in (! riff in and Ohio's Marl Evans. a gam*, and twelfth In total of ponent's passes this year, 15 in difference between freshman and both categories, gaining 2!U yards, Itoth have a 36.2 average. Monday'i Intramural fraternity loot f*ns*. averaging 351.8 yard*. six games, thus could be an import- varsity football is the spirit. He and giving up 1212.. in three games. Roger Theder of Western ball rvault* ar* a* follows: Tau Kappa Epillon 54. Phi Kappa Tau 31; Sigma Tomorrow's game could be the ant factor in the game. said that the greater spirit on the The leading conference scorer Michigan is the leading conference varsity helps you to piny a better is Falcon sophomore Jay Cunning- passer, with 32 completions in G3 Alpha Epillon 40. D*Ita Up.llon 30; old story of the "immovable Jerry Richardson is the Buffa- Phl Delta Th*ta 39. Sigma Phi Epalton force" meeting the "immovable loe's leading pass receiver, with game. ham with .'It* points. Hob Jeneks, attempts, for 373 yards and one Miami's high-scoring field goal touchdown. 18; Th*ta Chi 37, Kappa Sigma 7; Al object." because the Falcons are nine for 128 yards and two touch- In his senior year at South, he kicker, has .scored two touchdowns, Although used sparingly in the pha Tau Omega IB. Phi Kappa Pal 6; ninth in total defense in the na- downs. Richardson may replace was an all-city choice and also was converted five of six extra point first three Falcon games, Tony Sigma Chi 45. B*ta Th*ta PI 30. tion, an average of 190.5 yards, Logan at halfback tomorrow. picked as the outstanding back in the city. attempts, and kicked five field Ruggiero ranked sixth, has com- and ninth in rushing defense, 77.- While Wen Texas b well stocked 1 per game. If the Falcons can't goals for 32 points. pleted 14 passes in 31 attempts In the backfleld. they have an In In addition to football, Cunning- AU campu* wr*illlng match*s will stop the West Texas backs, the Keeping the scoring race close for 231 yards and one touchdown. experienced line. Graduation took ham also played basketball, short b* h*ld all*r Thankiglvlng vacation. game may develop into a scoring is the Falcon's Don Lisbon, .'.0 He ranks ahead of Ohio's Bob the team's first four ends, top stop in baseball, and ran the dashes Instead of NOT. 6. 7. and 8 a* pr* battle, because Bowling Green al- points, and Asa KLsea, '11 points Babbitt, with 10 completions in starting tackles, regular guard, and on the track team in high school. Tloualy announced. so is ranked tenth in the nation on three field *oals, and 18 of 19 16 attempts for 167 yards and one two top center*. After graduation Cunningham conversions. touchdown. Babbitt is the only one in scoring, a 28.2 average. would like to try professional Tomorrow's game will be broad- Kent State's Dick Merschman is of the top seven quarterbacks who Halfback Jerry Logan, who may football. He plans to teach and the leading MAC rusher, with .U*.'l has not bad a pass intercepted. be used sparingly tomorrow be- cast by WFOB, 1430 on your dial, coach if he doesn't make the grade yards in 104 trips, a 3.8 average. Jim Cure of Marshall is the cause of n knee injury, has been beginning at 3 p.m. EST. in the pro ranks. Toledo's Frank Haker, 30.r> in 71 leading pass receiver, with 18 for carries is second. 203 yards. Jay Cunningham is Although Don Lisbon has only seventh in the MAC, with six for BO To Meet All-American Candidate Tomorrow carried the ball 50 times, be has 162 yards and two touchdowns. "Pistol Pete" Pedro, who was points in his final game to beat billed for all-Amcrican by the out Pedro. Pedro did score more West Texas State publicity office touchdowns than anyone else in before the season began, has had the country, 22, just two short of to share the spotlight with a team- the collegiate record. mate this year. Many members of the football Halfback Jerry 1 -• •i-:ni has been "community" have been impressed the big gun for the Buffalos, but with Pedro. Hank Folberg, coach kg?*?? Pedro, though hampered by a leg at Texas A&M who played end injury, will be a definite threat on the memorable Army teams of for West Texas tomorrow. the mid-1940's, said last season Much has been written about the that Pedro was the best running small, (five feet, eight inches tall, back he had seen since Glenn 160 pounds) halfback from Lynn, Davis. Mass. I..i.-t season, Pedro was the This year, Pedro was the coun- second leading rusher in the coun- try's top runner through the first try, picking up 976 yards in 137 five West Texas games, but a leg carries, a 7.12 average, and was injury, and Arizona's defense last second in the nation in scoring, week which held him to 23 yards with 132 points on 22 touchdowns. in 20 carries, have lowered his He was edged in the scoring average. column by Preacher Pilot of New This week he is "only" fourth Mexico State who had to score 30 in the nation in rushing, with 664 yards in 100 carries, a 6.6 aver- age. Cagers To Perform Logan will be out of much of tomorrow's game because of a In Memorial Hall knee injury, but Pedro will be ready for full-time action. The Harlem Globetrotters, one The Arlington State coach, of the most popular attractions in whose team was defeated by West basketball, will bring their show Texas, 43-0, had plenty of com- to Bowling Green at 8 p.m., Wed- nesday, Nov. 14 in Memorial Hall. pliments for Pedro after this sea- son's game. "That Pete Pedro The Globetrotters will be play- makes everyone else a better play- ing the Atlantic City Sea Gulls in er on West Texas State. He's the the feature of a program which TUtol P.t*" P*dro center of attention, that makes it also includes Cab Calloway, popu- easier on the other team mem- lar singer and piano player. bers." Young Falcons Seek Prices are $2.50 for reserved Coach Doyt Perry certainly chair, $2 for reserved bench, (1.50 thinks a lot of him. Perry has like it hip? 3rd Win At Western for general admission, and $1 for called him "a once in a lifetime The Falcon yearlings will be students. player, a threat to go all the way trying to end their season on a Tickets will be on sale in the every time he gets the ball." He winning note today when they ticket office of Memorial Hall, and will be trying to do just that travel to Kalamazoo to meet the the Union Monday. against the Falcons tomorrow. Buffs who dig fresh ideas Western Michigan Broncos. flip for Pipers, slim-as-a- Last year's score was 32-16 in drumstick slacks that fit the Falcon's favor, but today's GARL A so great, you'll go over game is expected to be much clos- color-keyed sweater* and skirts er. TUXEDO'S reallybig.Nobelt.nocuffs The Western Michigan frosh to bug you; wear 'em low have defeated Central Michigan Bulky, classic fur blends, Shetland down on the hips and 40-0, and Toledo 26.16. The sweaters are perfect matches for young Falcons beat Toledo 20-8 FOR SALE man, you're saying some- last week, and also own wins over Garland wool skirts. Sweaters 34-40, thing! In a heap of color- Kent State 12-6, and Ohio Nor- ful, washable fabrics; thern 12-0. They lost to the De- From our used stock we have a very .98-12.98; skirts 5-15. 8.98-11.98. troit frosh 14-0. Hit! at swingin' stores $4.95 Fullback Chuck Pratt ia the large group of perfectly good Tuxedo's to $12.95. leading rusher for the frosh with 334 yards in 66 carries. Wallace all sizes—latest styles from CO5 AA is the leading passer, completing nine of 26 for 163 yards and one touchdown. ALSO ACCESSORIES — MODERATELY PRICED. llasalle'f BOWLING GREEN Bowling Green State Universi- 405 BROADWAY his® ty celebrated its 60th anniversary RUSSELL'S TOLEDO. OHIO Open Monday and Friday until 9:00 Piper Slacks In 1960. Pa
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