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WRITE YOUR SATURDAY Suit (Bmmmtf V CONGRESSMAN Volume LXH WOOSTER, OHIO, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1945 Number 9 estify M " UNNRA "Heanug Seh-Governme- Committees Hear Wooster Student Revised nt Rules Historical Prints Agricultural Head Pass Chapel Vote Unanimously At Wishart Unseam Oi Indian College Representatives on Rehabilitation - Virtually recolutionary changes week in extension to the regular nights Speaks In Chapel A collection of approximately 3? have taken place in the revised Con- out. This of course, means per Seven Wooster all cotton prints, Toiles de Jouy, with students testified on Nov. 21 before the Foreign Affairs stitution of the W.S.G.A., which was may be taken on Sunday nights. Un- A noted authority on India, Dr. Committee subjects from American history has of the House of Representatives favoring more appropriations to passed unanimously Wednesday, Nov. der the present system no late permis- Sam Higginbottom, will speak in the United Nations been loaned to the Josephine Long Relief and Rehabilitation Association. 28 in a woman's chapel. Most striking sions were allowed on Sunday. chapel Friday morning. Dr. Higgin- Spokesman for the Wishart Museum of Art for two weeks group was Robert Forsberg, a senior from Summit, and by far the most appealing of all This constitution goes into effect bottom is the former president of N. He read the by Mrs. Agnes Holden. The dis- J. statement which appears below, compiled by the dele- all-colle- J. the changes is the new ge clos- tomorrow, Nov. 30, and other revi- Allahabad Christian College, at Alla- gation. Those who Washington play will be formally opened on Fri- went to were Mary Ann Brown, Anne Austin, ing hours for Friday and Saturday sions include lengthening of the call- habad, India. He has been head of the Jeanne Washabaugh, Barbara Massey, Barbara day, Nov. 30, 8 p.m. when Prof. Parm-ele- e, Hampe, Jordan Miller, and nights which have been extended from ing hours for men on Sunday to be Agricultural Institute of that college, Miss Ellen Miller, and Forsberg. They did not officially represent either an organization or the hours. Ihrig, one of the leading institutions ' 10:30 to 11 and 11 to 12, respectively. from 9 A.M. to late permission under College of . Dorothy Swan will play the string Wooster. Late privileges have been revised as The statement that all social affairs hearing was held by Cesar Franck. The in the Foreign Affairs Committee room in the than six couples have quartet .follows: of more must Capitol. Chairman is Sol Bloom (D., N.Y.) Other members include Frances approved chaperon all stu- Mrs. Holden, daughter of the form- Freshman two 10:30 permissions a an and Payne Bolton (O.), Helen Taft Douglas (111.), Flood (Pa.), Eaton (N.J.), be held er U. S. ambassador to Rome, has month. dent dances must on campus Rich-ar- Johnson (Tex.), Kee (W. Va.), ds the lived abroad and collected there many Sophomores two 10:30 permissions are further alterations of present (S.C.), Pfeifer (N.Y.), unusual and valuable cotton prints. lipiilli Jarman a month and one 11. system. College Board Rates (Ala.), Burgin (N.C.), Courtney Copies this constitution Those to be in the group displayed Juniors two 10:30 permissions a of new mm (Tenn.), Wadsworth (N.Y.), Gordon here were printed from 1760 to 1918 month and two 11; were handed to students at the chapel )r Five Wooster lilies (IU.)r Wood (Ga.)r Trimble-(Ark.- 1 1 month period, Nov. 21. Any girls who did in France, England, and America. Seniors four permissions a Ryter (Conn ), Rogers (Mass.), Chip-- feature included the receive copies that time may Each print portrays some outstanding flpHJ Five Woosterites have been appoint- Another in not at erfiel (111.), Vorys (O.), Mundt new reads: "Late permis- obtain them by seeing Peg Hunter, person or event in American history. I ed members of the Mademoiselle Col- constitution (S.D.), Jockman (Mich.), Gerlach be night the Administrative president. Page 4) lege Fashion Board. Olivia DePastina, sions may taken any in (Continued on (Pa.), Smith (Wis.), Meller Bak-e- (N.H.), Myra Vandersall, and Betty Ann r, Helen Gahagan Douglas (Calif.). all juniors, have achieved the posi- ' When the hearing was over every- Benefit Bridge For Senate Raps Administration Policies tion for the first time. Mary Smith, a one in the room from Mr. Bloom freshman, is also representing the col- urged that the Senate should also recom- down including the opposition con- Hew Lend Lease Idea Better housing for. men was lege for the first time. Jeanne Washa- the Student Senate Monday evening mend a clarification of several college gratulated the group heartily and sin- to baugh, a senior, is entering her sec- Bell. policies. Among these are athletics, cerely for coming and taking such in- by M. S. G. A. president, Sam ond year as a member of the board. - and "Wooster's basic terest in the subject. lend-leas- Speaking for the men of the college, registration, Educational e is a new idea The board members report on the he the bad living conditions tone". Said one, "This is one of the most which is being sponsored by Woos-te- r stressed the fashions, fads, and activities of the pleasant War-tim- e experiences I have had Chapter of the bene- in Kenarden Lodge. shortages of material and in A.A.U.W. A the Board of Foreign Missions of the (campus and are required to hand in labor have excused some of the dis- congress." fit bridge will be presented by the "Let's ask the administration for a Presbyterian Church, U.S.A. tour assignments a year. ex- Others who were in favor of the American Association of University definite policy about future housing comfort in the dormitories. It is On Sunday, Dec. 2, the educator . There 300 bill - - arerabout representatives were Lewis G. Hines, representa- Women Saturday,T)ec. 8 plans for" the students",- Bell urged. pected that as normalcy returns, better on for that from India will occupy the pulpit of from colleges v re- all over the country on tive of the American Federation of purpose. It is to be held 2:00 P.M. He pointed out that if no improve- service will be had and necessary at the First Presbyterian Church. the board. Of the four reports handed Labor who admitted made in the dormitories, pairs will be made. that the AJr. of in lower Babcock. Admission will be ments are As a professor of economics, young in by each member, the fourteen which L. did have will be in- An extensive building program is an interest in Europe in fifty cents for the public and twenty-fiv- e fewer prospective .students Higginbottom went to India in 1903. are considered the best are then se- regard labor, it will be especially being planned by the college. Archi- to but said that their cents for students. A special pro-- . terested and that Col-leg- He taught at - Ewing : Christian - e, lected, and the authors will with administra- are. sent to primary interest was from the - angle Woos-te- r hard to attract veterans. He told about tects confer an gram is being arranged by the now a part of Allahabad. He New York where they " help edit the of humanitarianism. Also for Red Cross falling plaster," poor lighting, and In- tion committee Monday to- - discuss the Entertainment Unit. soon recognized the economic prob- Augus7editionof MADEMOISELLE. spokesmen that curse Drooosed women s dormitory to be measure were for the Fed- adequate lounge facilities lems beyond his text books in the In addition to this much sought-afte- r eral Churches of Christ The purpose of this benefit is to the existence of Kenarden men. known as Wishart Hall and an apart in America, 50,000,000 people in India who never goal, victory bonds and stamps are The World Council of raise funds for a new project. The The Senate will refer Bell's recom- ment to house married students which Churches, and have enough to eat. Recognizing also awarded as well as checks for the mate- the Women's Action Committee A.A.U.W. plans to sponsor a Nor- mendation to the Student - Faculty will probably be built on the site of for the futility of trying to build Chris- rial used. Victory and Lasting wegian girl at this college next year. Committee which meets Dec. 3. At the old Conservatory, on the corner of Peace. tianity such a- - Three-fifth- on foundation, Dr. Against s of the proceeds of the the meeting this week, it was decided Beall and Bever streets. appropriating the money to Higginbottom returned to the United . benefit will go to the A.A.U.W. and UNRRA was Raymond E.