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B>. L. S. KEMP '42 ..roes on for a "little way and then

The plays the thins, of course. I Miss Schaetfer says: "Bassanlo, hen a11 tne work on stand U Z 264 the p'ay w | P straight; you look like aD 't done and over with and it's at old man, all bent over". Bassanio (Les ented to the audience. That's Thomas) looks deeply hurt, goes V0L BATES COLLEGE, LEWISTON, MASTE, WEDNESDAY, HAT 15, 1910 PRICE: 19 CEJTTS IteiTyou want to see it. But let it through elaborate contortions until he - CTt*^, I * said that rehearsals, also, are in- is absurdly straight and post-like and restinK to watcn* then gets into the correct posture. Your reporter had the pleasure of. Again the lines go on, until the di- Campus Prepares For sending several rehearsals of* ""The rector decides she isn't quite satisfied 'Merchant Of Venice' "aerchant ,._..» ofnf VeniceVenice". There is a cer-i with their arrangement on the stage. air of cheerful informality about "I have an idea," she says as she Dad's Day Saturday .'hem «hat is "ccessar,ly miss:nS at skips up the aisle to the stage. Care- I the actual performance. In the first fully she has them stand in different Fathers Will Attend Opens Tomorrow Night lace. the cast as a whole never ar- places and goes nuwn the hall to see Players Give Matinee 0 Coffee, Film And ! !. s exactly on time. That would be how it looks. "Don't like it" Is the de- Performance Saturday 22 Students Take I asking too much. A few appear early, cision, and they go back to their orig- Northeastern Meet BRING PORTIA, SHYLOCK TO LIFE v inal positions, which she decides are A Saturday matinee perform- and are gi en the tasks of sweeping On Saturday the second annual Part In Year's '.he best after all. the stae given during Commencement Week Frank Coffin will be in general only one candidate has so far ap- "Spectacular" has always been the night, or the boys may put up their in addition to the performances of to- charge of proceedings in his position peared in the field. 1 yword for mayoralty candidates' Plans For Graduate Study fathers in their own dorms. morrow and Friday evenings. as toastmaster. Roy Briggs. marshal, The Room 13 (West Parker! party, capers. The Clason Key has sent out gen- In addition to Marsh and Miss Posh- An increasing number of seniors ate work include Douglas Bragdon .wo-time winners of the annual race, Rules for the campaign, as put eral invitations to all fathers but ur- will lead the class to the exercises. kus, the cast includes: Charles Buck have made plans to continue their ed- who will continue in the Biology and have proposed the candidacy of Ar- forth by the StudeuB Council, and ges all men to Invite their dads per- Other selections are: Class Oration, '41 as Solarino: Rowena Fairchild '41 ucation at various graduate schools Botany field at Harvard Graduate thur Damon '42. With the successful posted for would-be candidates are as sonally and hopes to see as many as Leonard Clough; Class History, Ber- Bassanio: Ralph Tuller '42 as Gra- for the next year. To add to the list School. Doug has been of campaigns of "Shadow" 3>monetti in follows: possible on campus that day. tha Bell; Address to Fathers and Mo- tiano; John Tierney '42 as Lorenzo; recently printed !in the STUDENT the track team and a member of Jor- 193S, and "Newt" Wilder last year In (1) Candidates and programs must thers, Ruth Gray; Address to Halls Priscilla Hall '40 as Jessica; Richard I Tufts Medical School is the choice of dan Scientific. Richard Martin will back of them, the party enters the fun be submitted to the committee for ap- and Campus, Cassie Poshkus; Last Wall '41 as Salanio; John Anderson I Philip Archambault and Philip Kil- also be at Harvard for further study. •it trus time with no announced plat- proval before Friday, May 17. (2) Will and Testament, Ira Nahikian and '41 as Solarnio; Rowena Fairchild '41 ! gore. Both have been active in the The Outing Club and Science clubs form. However, as usjal being not a Light cars and motorcycles only are Dorothy Pampel; Class Gift Presen- as Nerissa;; George Kirwin '42 as the 'science organizations on campus and have been activities of Dick. Samuel Sea Voyage Sets bit backward about making those cam- illowed on the track—no trucks, tation, Howard Kenney; Pipe Oration, Duke of Venice: William Sutherland "Iiuster""is well known as a football Burston intends to do graduate work paign promises, temporary campaign tractors or heavy equipment. The cin- Robert Ireland: Class Ode, Eleanor '40 as Prince of Morocco; Raymond and track man, being a member of 'n Zoology at George Washington Uni- manager Simonetti asserts that "of der track should not be used as a Ivy Hop Theme Cook; Class Poem, Barbara Rowell. Cool '40 as Prince of Arragon; Ernest the Varsity Club. Other would-be doc- versity. course our candidate will promise, and race track. (3) 30 minutes is allowed The annual Ivy Hop promises to Johnson '42 as Salerio; Samuel Stod- \ tors include Carl Andrews and Charles Chemistry students continuing ■•chieve. such desirable innovations as each candidate each night—programs dard '43 as Lancelot; Robert Plaisted Stratton. Carl is accepted at the Yale school include two honors candidates, provide many unusual features for no final exams, shade? on the lights beginning at 7:05. Time limits MUST '40 as Tubal; Joanne Lowther '41 as Medical School. He also has been ac- Dexter Pattison who plans to go to the up and coming Bates set, accord- in coed dormitory porches. be observed. (4) Programs must be Dancer; Barbara Rowell '40 and Vir- tive in football and track, being a Yale and Clarence Whittaker who has ing to Michael Buccigross '41. The When campaign time rolls around, kept away from chapel, classes, li- ballrooms in Chase Hall will sport Wildcats Down Garnet ginia Yeomans '41 as attendants. I member of the Varsity Club; he has not yet chosen between Tuftsand Il- students' thoughts turn to former brary. nautical decorations with a gang also been a proctor and was president linois. Charles Parker intends to go In Tenth Frame 11-10 campaigns. In the past fire engines, (5) Nil meetings are allowed on Assisting Miss Schaeffer In the di- of Jordan Scientific this past year. tof New York University Graduate plank and vari-colored yacht pennants .ractors. trucks, horses and motorcy- campus, except possible walk-dances recting of the play will be student Charlie plans to attend the Albany School. hanging about. All Chase Hall will be I The New Hampshire Wildcats came cles have figured prominently in the. in front of Hathorn. (6) Keep dirctors Pauline Chayer '40 and Eliza- Medical School of Union University. For the AB students Donald Maggs open that night. To carry out the idea from behind ypSterday afternoon to harum-scarum campaigns. During the personalities out of the campaign. beth Swann '41, and Miss Barbara of a sea voyage each couple will re- He played football his freshman and plans to attend Cornell Law School. nip the Bates Bobcats 11-10 in a wild 1*I3S campaign, onb candidate was (7> Schedule or order of appearanc I Kendall of the speech department. ceive a regular passport for a pro- sophomore years, has been an assis- His debating career wrll serve him hitting, wilder played, ten inning fra- ceremoniously dumped, only a little as drawn. (8) The campaign will be gram and it will have their pictures tant in Biology, and was the secre- well here as well as the executive cas which saw a grand total of 32 shaken, from the cockpit of an air-', limited to four candidates. (9) Music I tary of Jordan Scientific this past positions he has held in various cam- put on it. hits garnered from the offerings of plane, after a breath-taking landing should not be played during classes. Arrangements have been completed year..Howard Kenney will be at Ma- pus organizations. Robert Spencer has five pitchers. Al Wight started for the on Garcelon Fie.d. Then there was the It is allowed between classes. Harriet White Leads to have music provided by Carl Brogi. harry University in Tennessee this been accepted at Colgate Rochester Mansfield-coached array, pitched seven Mis band has been reorganized and lext year. Famed for his skill on the where he will do graduate work in innings until the boys from across the '40'41 Debate Council now has the brass section that used basketball floor "Howie" hajs also Theology. Esther Strout is planning border began to bang him around in a to be with Hal Kemp. There will be a Surprising Rrof. Brooks Quimby been an active member of the Sci- to study social service administration big eighth inning which netted them novel bar set up for the Hop, with an Fete Campus Mayor At Men's Science Club with the gift of a brief case featured ence clubs, captain of the basketball at Chicgao University. Alfred Morse eight runs. attendant on hand all evening, to pro- the party and annual meeting of the | team, and is now tennis captain. I will study for his master's degree at The Garnet forces pushed around vide different refreshments from the Inaugural Ball Nay 24 Initiate Thirty Eds Debating Council which Prof, and Mrs. Other Biology majors doing gradu- Brown. six runs in a wild and "woolly second Quimby entertained Thursday evening. usual "cookies and punch". Thirty science majors have recently inning. One of the features of this As the climactic feature of .the Mary Gozonsky '40, president of the Fred Whitten will announce the joined" the two men's science clubs— inning was Wight's smashing mayoralty, campaign, the Student Council, made the presentation on be- chaperones next week, and will give Lawrance Chemical Society and Jor- which clung miraculously to the in- Council has completed arrangements half of the 1939-40 squad. During the further details about the dance. dan Scientific Society—according to {Library Aids History Writers side of the left field foul line and for a coeducational open house at evening the Council elected Harriet announcements by the clubs' secreta- scored two runs. The Bobcats chalked Chase Hall on the evening of Friday, White '41 president for next year and With National Imprint Survey M ries. Bobcats" loin Ranks up two more runs in the 7th. May 24. Because of this it has been David Jennings '41 as secretary; Prof. decided to omit the regular Saturday Senior members of Lawrance Chem- By MITCHELL MELNICK '43 If historical work is to be effective New Hampshire kept pecking away Quimby named Elizabeth Swann '41 night dance scheduled for May 25. ical visited Boston last Wednesday "What are the man and woman do- and thorough as possible, it becomes Of 'Big Name' Bands with a in the third and another and Sumner Levin '42 as the managers Chairman Richard Wall of the when the annual industrial tour by ing every day at the desk in the back evident that there are needed some The Bates "Bobcats", long acclaim- •n the fifth. And things looked mighty of the women'8 and men's debating Chase Hall Committee wishes to point the society necessitated their leaving of the library?" Students have asked extensive supplements to existing in- ed on campus for their performances favorable for the home forces until respectively. Thirty-one members of out that this will mean that next Sat- campus at 4.45 a. m. themselves such a question when they complete historical bibliographies. A at the Saturday night dances. Join the disastrous eighth in which the the varsity squad attended the party, urday will mark the last regular Eleven chemists of the sophomore are rummaging through the stacks on history major may be studying some the realm of "big time" band3 tonight out-of-staters nicked Wight for five the last event of the year for the de- Chase Hall dance of the year. class were Initiated at a club meeting the first floor of Coram Library. The specific region, yet he may not know when they enter the studios of WCOL hits and six runs before he was re- baters. on Tuesday, May 7. The roll of new a tenth of the books he would like to to make a recording of two of their lieved by Dave Shiff. Shiff entered According to present plans, voting diligent workers are not Bates schol- members includes; Robert Belsky, consult. Fc:- example, if he is studying most popular numbers, the "Bates the game after a too-brief warm-up for mayoralty candidates will be con- ars. They are Mr. Davis and his team- Richard Blanchard, Richard Carroll, the early history of some state, he will And he was reached for three more ducted in Chapel on the morning of mate. Miss Drinkwine, who have been Smoker" and "One O'clcok Jump". Hildreth _J*isher. David Goldenberg. Baulch, Wilde Prove look up the few titles he knows. But, hits and two more runs. The Wild- May 24. Inauguration ceremonies are at the library since April 12. Their The recording is being made under Malcolm Jewell. David Kahn, Stanley- he also needs a list of all material cats had surged ahead 10-8. to be held in front of Hathorn Hall Maestros In Disguise work consists of making an imprint the auspices of the Student Council, Smith, Robert Stiles. Erland Wentzell bearing on the life and activity of the that evening, and at the Chase Hall inventory of all major Maine libraries following a suggestion made recently The Bates boys finally got their and Albert Wise. When it comes to band leaders. for books, pamphlets and broadsides state, which may be preserved. Obvi- by a prominent member of the senior Recreational following this the newly lander up in the ninth and Mike Buc- Initiates to Jordan Scientific, which Bates is right on top. Last Wed- ously enough, the great majority of class. The Council plans to finance elected Campus Mayor will reign su- printed before Jan. 1, 1877, in con- cigross, who had come into the fray is made up of science majors outside nesday evening two Jitterbugging unction with the nation-wide Histori- such material would have been print- this making of a master record, and preme. an inning before for of the chemistry department, are: Bates boys—C. Alfred Baulch '41 ed locally. When he is provided with also hopes to have a series of 100 re- cal Records Survey. lohnson, slashed a sweet single over Spofford Avery, Michael Buccigross, and Gordon C. Wilde '42—hied an adequate inventory, he will find cordings ready for sale in the near Colleges are proving valuable second to drive in two runs and once Gerard Morin, Lloyd Morrison, Aian themselves down to Old Orchard that one copy is found in Concord; future. If possible, the record will be sources for early American imprints. igain it was a new ball game. Sawyer, Herman Tripp and James Pier and showed Sammj; Kaye three copies in Boston; four others one sale before the close of school: An imprint is the place, date of In the first of the tenth, Mike Mat- Walsh, of the class of 1941, and Ed- how an orchestra can really be only in Hartford, and so on. Thus, the if not, it will be ava'V.ble at the McCne Sets Ivy Day For printing, and the name of the pub- ragrano, who took over the mound ward Boulter, Frank Dietz, Daniel led. American imprints Inventory will ren- opening of the college next fall. lisher found on the title page of a book duties in the ninth when Dave Shiff Distribution Of "Mirror" Dustin. Eben Bennet. Melvin Gul- "Basin Street" Baulch and "Wa- der a service of noteworthy signifi- * pamphlet. The workers go through was removed for a pinch hitter, serv- brandsen, Thomas Hayden. Raymond hoo" Wilde were chosen from an cance to American History. The staff of the "Mirror", senior library card catalogues copying off all ed a too-good ball to Hergey, NHU's Harvey, Percy Knight, John James. audience of 2,000 to show their At present the American Histori- Stn G Honors Freshman jear book, has announced that the •ards bearing a reference to anything sterling , which was promptly Norman Johnson, Albert Ring, and talents in the line of baton wield- cal Bibliographies on a large scale are date of campus distribution has been Printed within the date limits. No, Coeds With Coffee Sunday knocked for a single. Hersey attempt- Saverio Scavotto. of the sopho- ing as a part of Sammy Kaye's the twelve volumes by Charles Evans definitely set for Ivy Day. Tuesday, he work isn't as simple as it seems ed to steal second, Jim O'Sullivan's •nore class. feature "So you want to lead a ca covering the period 1639 to 1800 and Marguerite Mendall '41. the chair- May 28. | use the cards lack certain item- peg to Brud Witty was high and the band?" It is reported that the Leypoldt United States Catalog man. Ruth Beil '41 and Helene Wood- information (e. g. size, name ot fleet-footed backstop took third. Sag- New features inaugurated by Editor Baulch's rendition of "Alexander's for the years beginning with 1876. ward '41 are the committee for the "inter) and they must secure, by ac- hiue, a substitute third baseman, pop- John McCue and Business Manager J. The Garnet golfers lost matches Rangtime Band" struck a new There is a lapse of seventy-six years Freshman Girls' Coffee which is to d work, the necessary data. The ped out to Dick Thompson and Her- VerNooy Sands are to be described in yesterday and last Friday to Maine high in jazz as it should be play- lna that will be recorded and the earlier be given in the Women's Union this l product will be filed in the Li- sey scored after the catch. This run full in next week's STUDENT. Each and Bowdoin respectively. Pete Has- ed, while Wilde's "Sweet Adeline" years will be supplemented. The proj- Sunday afternoon right after dinner. irary 0f Congress and printed in vol- later proved to be the margin of :nan and woman receives one copy of kell was the only Bates man to win improved any efforts yet made by ect is directed by Mr. Douglas Mur- Several faculty members have been tes for the benefit of historians and victory. the "Mirror". in either match. professional maestros. "" searchers. trie, a national authority on Hiitory. invited to attend. THB BATES 8TUDEKT, WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, IMP \< . , By Lea FROM THE NEWS m QAZE DREAMING I Campus Camera BATES STUDENT ' by Robert Martell '43 (Founded in 1873) WEEK-END WEAKNESS weakens At dawn Friday morning - (Student Office Tel. 3782-J) (The Aubnrn Newe S010) the wear and tear of the witches and IF ALL week lay off Honolulu rst . OF THE BOOK? IN , its customary I wolves of Bates.. .Which witches?... THIS KIND OF ler launched a new blitzkrieg at acific ., J BDITOR (T«l 8-1364; BROOKS W. HAMILTON '41 . COLLEGE LIBRARJE? San Pedro-Los The padding horrors (coeds to the CUTTING WERE PLACED IN ONE the historic cockpit of nations, Angeles" MANAGING BDITOR .. (TeL 688-J) EDWARD F. BOOTH '41 men of Bates, if there are any) who, WONTHU& YTACK IT WXJLD REACH the Lowlands. Nazi planes swoop- MY GRADES/ • • 1 Assistants: John Robinson '42, Ruth J. Stevens '42. Barbara Abbott '41, after all too successfully sunning 40,513 MILES H13H ing over Netherland and Belgian Alno Puraaen '41, William Worthy '42, George Hammond '43, Mar- themselves on ye Thomaston Stream, OR 207,164 TIMES AS HIGH AS airfields bombed anti-aircraft « garet Soper '43, Marion Thomas '41, Janice Jaynes '42. wound up like tops guzzling cokes on ~^T Chamberlain Mi■ mstry a filling station stand which oppor- THE EMPIRE- crews to make way for troops •1 NEWS EDITOR ... CM, 8-8364) • • • • RALPH F. TULLER '42 STATE BUS* Collapses tunely advertised "6 gals for $1.00"... landing in parachutes. Clouds of if Assistants: Forensics, David Nichols '42. Lobsters cheap at half the price ?... # Reporters. John Robinson '42, Frank Brown '41, Richard Dearborn *41, parachute troops landing at strat- Concurrent with the L u Esther Strout, brave pioneer, made of Belgium, Holland and? James Walsh '41, Durant Brown '42, David Kahn '42, Lysander Kemp the only plunge of the day, inciden- egic points behind the frontiers i< '42, William Worthy '42, David Nickerson '42, Marcel Boucher '43, tally a forced landing a la full dress weakened the country within and bourg came the coiw to Weston Cate Jr. '43, Guy Campbell '43, Melvin Day '43, Gerard Jacques ■ -And was she all wet!.. .Janie made it necessary to withdrawn Chamberlain ministry ■£' 9 '48, Mitchell Melnick '43. White discovered her brains were in much-needed troops from the wegian fiasco had brouKh^ at WOMEN'S EDITOR .. (Tel. 2673-M) ANNETTA BARRUS 41 her feet so up they went for the tan- & the government. The ning process. frontiers. The Hague and Rotter- Reporters: Barbara Abbott '41, Aino Puranen '41. Frances Wallace '41, dam were both heavily bombed Munich with the black ■"? st Ruth Sanford '41, Jean Ryder '41, Marjorie Lindquist '41, Joanne Low- Which wolves ?... Hulsizer, Fontaine RUTH RICHARD OF SEATTLE Staff: Allan Rollins '40, D wight DeWitt '41, David Nickerson '42, Zaven Smitty... by the Reich. Tiny Holland has icies. Anthony Eden cam, Turadian '42, Marcel Boucher '43, Myles Delano '43, Winston Greaton to hold the post of WarI '43, George Hammond '43, Carl Monk '43, John Stahluerger '43, Paul Coeducational week-ends, however, reverted to her historic method ■c proved most popular per usual...And of defense, the flooding of her tary. •« what an education Bates offers in that iands to impede the progress of Italy is still waiting a BUSINESS MANAGER (Tel. 8-3363) WARREN DRURY '41 field...Sully is already working for THE FIRST COED 6RADUATE WAS wj his master's degree so he can spend * CATHARINE BREWER. the agressor. The question now is events to see whether or a. ADVERTISING MANAGER . . (Tel. 8-3364) CHANDLER D. BALDWIN '42 SHE GRADUATED FROM WESLEYAN TW will throw in her hand wit more time on the spud farm he's been COLLEGE,MACON.GA. IN 1840/ whether these countries will also •I drawing plans of . . . Walker Brings CIRCULATION MANAGER .. (Tel. 8-3363) FREDERICK C. WHITTEN '41 fall into the hands of Hitler. It Nazis. Since the earliest 4 M 'luote "fooled around Stevens House. Departmental Assistants: "Howard Baker '43, Richard Becker '43, Rob- seems that Allied forces will not the war, it has been though I Want to know the hours?" Unquote ert Brendze '43, Richard Carroll 42, George Chaletzky '42, Hlldretb be at the disadvantage that they any overwhelming victory",,^ .. .Helen and George rode to the track Fisher '42, Wally Flint '43, Thomas Hay den '42, John Hennessy '43, meet in a roller coaster according to were at in the German invasion part of Germany will btiMa Joseph Howard '42, Ernest JohLson '42. back seat inhabitants Val and Eric... of Poland and Norway. With bas- Italian aid. Entrance of SB More than one couple completed a Seniors Favor All-Day es for military and aerial action to the war would make it J I lifetime course in child psych during close at hand the Allies can actu- sary for the Allies to divert J I MPRESSNTSD I'-* "My Son, My Son", didn't they Mark? Punished weekly during the college National Advertising Service, Inc. .. .Ray Cool and Vonnie whipped down I Outing At Poland Spring ally come to grips with their ene- and materials from other p* I by the Students of Bates College mmtt £** NMilfw**. to South Berwick and Lynn to give mies. Hitler said, "The fighting of defense. Will the invas* f 420 MADISON Ave. NEW YORK. N.Y. With the selection of Class Day Present plans seem to Indicate that an CaiCASO • SOSTOI • LO« UllLl, • SA» FUHCIICO "the folks a treat.. .Picknicers were which begins today decides the the Low Countries provide! speakers and the appointment by all-day outing to Poland Spring is the foi plentiful as mushrooms.. .Orrin and President Lynn Bussey of eight senior most favored project. Working on tha fate of the German nation for the needed impetus to Italy? 1 cu Ruth had enough food to feed all the committees, plans for Commencement committee are Geneva Fuller, Maxine next thousand years." This may Balkan states are watchi: (B little birdies.. ."Rise please" was a \fenibei Exercises during the week of June Urann, Jasper Balano, Roy Briggs, 11 Entered as second-class matter at necessity in the Thorncrag vicinity... or may not be true, but this fight- fully to see what her atta 11-17 are rapidly taking shape. and J. VerNooy Sands. B0 Associated Cblleeiate Press the Post Ojfict, Lewiston, Maine (Advt. for ushers!)...Week-ends sure ing will determine many things will be, for she has always h Chairman Earle Zeigler of the Class The final activity of the class of Distributor of get us in our weak end.. .Therefore, in the next few weeks. greatly interested in the Bah I Subscription . . . $2.50 per year Day Committee has announced the list 1940 on the Bates Campus is the Com- CbllG6ialeDi6est in advance Joan Wells stayed home to write a of eleven seniors who will take part Many demonstrations haveta thesis... mencement Hop, with the Fenton in the exercises on the afternoon of Brothers playing from 9 to 3 on the place in Rome that showhosS Saturday, June 15. The speakers, evening of graduation. Chairman to the Allies, but as yet no! chosen by the class, will be found Raymond Cool is being assisted by elsewhere in the STUDENT. Assisting Conflict May Swing definite has happened. Make Yourself At Home, Dad Janet Bridgham, Jean Fessenden, Har- Zeigler on the committee are Franco? Welcome, Fathers! Last year 90 of you were on campus dur- old Goodspeed, and Norman Tardifl. To West Indies Britain is pondering thejn| Coney, Ruth Sprague, Esther Strout, lem as to the ultimate an: ing the first Father's week end. And it was a huge success. If you Exercises during Last Chapel, which The question now uppermost OPEN F.lcanor Wilson, John Hibbard, Rich- inevitably bring a lump to the throat Germany's invasion of :he la] didn't make it then, just ask any one father that did, and see what ard Martin, Robert Simonetti, and 3f every graduate, are scheduled for in the minds of observers of the a good time he had. Chester Young. Countries. Is the plan FORUflJ the morning of last classes. May 28. European conflict is now, "What Chairman Stanley Williams, Fran- World War I, a great rigktil Here, dads, on this small New England campus community, is Chairman William Sutherland, Ber- does this new move mean to the ces Clay, and Francis Stover have drive into France, or is it Ha nice Lord, Joan Wells, John Davis, where you have entrusted the rising son for four of the best and charge of the writing and publishing U. S.?" The Netherlands' island To the Editor of the STUDENT. and Robert Hulsizer are making plans nish channel bases for «■«■ most important years of his young life. Here he is working, play- f programs. In addition to the official possessions are the question for this tradition. naval attacks on The Brital ing, having fun, and having troubles. And although he is rarely out- For some time I have been consid- leather Commencement Programs, With the custom of an annual Greek mark. If the war does not go well Isles themselves ? Of course tha ering the fact that most of us here at each senior is entitled to five Com- wardly sentimental, he probably loves the place, and wouldn't look Play being discontinued two years in Europe, Germany will transfer Bates speed a go. id part of the time mencement Invitations and an unlim- could be no military conqoestl at another. ago, the class of 1940 hopes to insti- her attention to the West Indes. - t . finding fault with Bates, myself not ited number of Commencement An- that of Norway but the psje tute a new tradition this year—a per- I Now we the sons want to take a slice out of the college ex- the least amac« these, but few of us nouncements. Such an infringement of the Mon- formance of a Shakespearian play logical shock of an perience and give it to you first hand. If there is a joy of living at look at the good things here. We do One of the most difficult problems roe Doctrine would undoubtedly during Commencement Week. Chair- knockout blow would create M not hesitate to di fond Bates when we facing every committee is the ques- bring the U. S. into the world Bates different from the joy of living anywhere else, and we think man Kendall Tilton, Martha French. version and hamper the waruH are away from here, but while here tion of the distribution of finances there is, we want you on campus this week end to share it with us. Fannie Longfellow, Leslie Thomas, arena. Even the leader of the we see only the faults. All committee heads conferred with chinery. Experts believe a «■ Run the gamut of college life. Attend the track meet, and see the and James Vickery are making ar- isolationists. Senator Vanden- We criticize the facu'ty at length, Class Treasurer Hamilton Dorman, bined plane and submarineata rangements with Miss Schaeffer for athletic side. Go to the "bull-session" at the coffee afterwards; and yet fail to realize that Bates ranks President Bussey, and Mr. Rowe early burg, admitted this when he the presentation of "The Merchant of would be in keeping with ft meet there some of the men we work with all year. Go to meals high scholastlcally among New Eng- this week to make final arrangements said, "the greater must be our Venice" on the steps of Coram Li- many's war policy. The l& with us and meet the boys. land colleges. I have heard from a in this matter. The Gift Committee, determination to stay out unless brary at 9 o'clock on the evening of sure that if Britain falls Wl source outside Bates, that the English Harry Shepherd, chairman, and Anne In short, make yourself at home. We hope you'll get to know us Saturday, June 15. the war comes to the New department here is second to none in McNally, Dorothy Pampel, Mark Lely- will too. Baccalaureate Exercises are sched- World." This is the historic better. And we hope you get to know and to like Bates, as we do, N'ew England, including Harvard and veld, and John McCne, Is now ready uled for Sunday, June 16, at 3:30 p.m. for after all, Bates is what we, your sons, are making it. Yale. Though this may not be true it to go seriously into the task of select- American foreign policy, but can- nevertheless points to the strength of ing a gift to the school. A Baccalaureate Committee, Wilfred not be construed as isolationism. Howland, chairman, and Elizabeth Latest Hit that department. In an effort to fill the gap in nativ- The Dutch East Indes are also MacGregor. Hazei Turner, Alfred When we consider the possibilities RECORDS What Others Are Saying ities during the Tuesday, Wednesday Morse, and George Russell, will have concerned for their rubber and for employment and graduate study and Thursday following Final Exams, the task of considering the contribu- tin exports are vital to the U. S. Have you ever wondered what the students of other campuses as a result of our work at Bates, we a Class Outing Committee under tions offered as words for the Class 29c _ are thinking and doing? As one columnist says, draw up a divan seem not to realize that a very small The proximity of the Dutch East lames Pellicani has been appointed. Hymn. Indes to Japan complicates the Vanity . Bluebird and All ^ and listen: percentage of Bates graduates are not Hakes employed or admitted to graduate problem. Both Tokyo and Wash- Taken at random from The Holy Cross Tomahawk; "the fact is school soon after graduation. Bates ALUMNI NOTES ington have expressed the desir- : that the war is being waged in an unjust fashion by both the Allies 'las a sufficiently high reputation so Raymond Gove '39 will receive h s 19 Girls Take Canoe CANTEEN ability of maintaining the status » LISBON ST. . LEWS* and Germany .... most Americans will agree that Germany's in- that its graduates are admitted to the teaching certificate from the Univer- Trip To Pleasant Pond quo. It is significant that the vasion of Norway is unjust, but they refuse to recognize that it best graduate business and profes- sity of Maine where he has been tak- (Next to Woolworth's) United States naval fleet last was not entirely unprovoked As Americans we uphold the sional schools in the country. ing Education courses this year. Nineteen girls chaperoned by Mrs. Lawrence Kimball and Miss Ruth From the point of view of athletics, Dorothy Harms '39 has been seen Constitution and the declaration of independence, with their doc- Hamelin left campus at 8:30 on an Bates may not be outstanding, but it on campus this past week while on trines of all men being created free and equal .... yet we often all-day canoe trip. They drove to Gar- has its fair share of victories, in all vacation from her position in Hart- ignore these ideals completely when dealing with racial problems ford, Conn. sports. Bates has sent more track men diner to the Cobbossee Stream where 6-Tubss, Instamatic Tuning in ways that are totally unjust." to the Olympic games than any other Also visiting on campus this week the route started which continued This from the Los Angeles Collegian, Los Angeles City Col- Maine college. end were Lois Philbrick '39, Ralph until they reached Pleasant Pond Childs and Jordan Lippner, both of They arrived back on campus at 5:30. lege, which is having communist controversy: "Is communism Certainly, no college the sire of whom completed their college course The trip was sponsored by the Outing Reviled. 19*° rampant on City College campus? It would be amazing indeed Bates, offers more opportunities for , in February and will graduate in Club which has planned a second trip Sup•rh^Ho<^r• extra-curricula activity than does if some among them (students) were not communist sympathiz- June. for next Sunday for which the girls ers since our Bates. Clubs exist to satisfy the in- • 6000 students are to a degree representative of Dr. Edward F. Roberts '23, former- have already signed, it will include terests of all. Bates' record in debat- Aa?omotl« opinion in this country .... I don't think it's the duty of the school ing, for example, is unparalled by any ly special representative for the Led- the same number and follow the same erle Laboratory, Inc., at 30 Rocke- route. Volume Contr'1 to make him (the communist) make any declaration . . . Even if institution in the East if not in the feller Plaza, New York City, was pro- they are communists, they aren't paid by Moscow." entire country. Bates has Just won i moted to an executive position as the the championship of Eastern Inter- 5" Dyoof'' Rutgers had a little trouble over administration rules: "The director of medical service. He is the collegiate Debate League for the fifth Targum is very definitely of the opinion, however, that there is CHAPEL QUOTES Speaker time in ten years. son of Mrs. Blanche Whittler Roberts. something radically wrong with a system which allows one person Tuesday, May 7-Morgan Porteons '41 The buildings and, equipment at or a group of persons to arbitrarily say 'You may run' or 'you may CLUB NOTES "Please remember that there is no Bates, and the campus which Bates' not run, (for a student office) Such regulations, if the adminis- Many of the clubs have held or are guarantee that the outcome of these most severe critic must admit is beau- trations wish to keep them in effect, do not allow for freedom of planning to hold banquets for their ballots will determine the ultimate tiful, are far superior to those of system of chapel; for there are ob- opinion." many colleges that are larger, older final meetings of the year: Ramsdell rious reasons why the .adminis^on Back to the war and the press, the Dakota Wesleyan student and more heavily endowed. We have Sc.ent.fic held theirc last night at the $2.50 Down $3 Month DeWrtt Hotel at 6:00. Rand Hall was CEnn0t Smefi Carrying Charge an excellent athletic plant, and a mod- studentstudL opinion." *! *° ^tirely by paper says: "For those who are certain that the American news- the scene of the annual Phil Hellenic papers are printing nothing but the truth from Europe, it might be ern dormitory, so that we are not stagnating. Symposium last night Lawrance Thursday, May 9-Priacilla Hall MO Others $24.95 - $5 For Your Old R*^ well to notice the figures of the numbers of Germans killed in the Chem,cal will meet for the banquet at "When caught by the greatest fear, Bates has its faults, Just as any in- l Polish conquest .... there is little question but that the reports stitution has its faults, but life here Chase Hall next Tuesday nighr r dear The Camera Club for its reg- received in this country have been entirely too lopsided this Is much more satisfactory when one met Mother ^^ ° ^ *** ular meeting last Monday at 7 wifr has been largely due to the fact that reports must first pass through considers the good points to be noted, Sears Roebuck & Co. Friday, May 10-David Nichols '42 Dr. Woodcock a8 the speaker. the hands of the British censorship, in order to be cabled to this and seeks to find what is RIGHT with La Petite Acadami „ Bates. e holdi "Indifference is the greatest danger 134 Lisbon St. Lewiston country." Thorncrag Fireside Party next Jj to democratic governments. Will our C. Eric Llndell. day night New members are Invited generation be a lost generation-in- herent toward political iMUe.?» PHONE 1846 if *HE BITES STUDE5T, WEDNESDAY, HAT 16, 1H0 SigsbeeJLndHibbard Win State Titles In Orono Meet Let Takes Third SPORT SHOTS Trackmen Gun Garnet Faces Maine Series Hopes Fade I nose Out Colby By JOHN DONOVAN '42 Utional and two state records For Northeastern With Twin Losses

:■-'- Damon and Pythias had nothing on As Webster Pitches Alien last Saturday at Orono Kypper didn't seem to mind. Mr. Da- The Jubilant Bates track team, Bates lost a sloppy ball game to Del Johnson and Kypper Josselyn, two Bowdoin at Garcelon Field Monday by ^ "do^n retained its state track mon Josselyn smiled at Mr. Pythias which successfully staved off the ef- The University of Maine pastimers « W , 4nh annual renewal of the of the frosh rookies on the varsity forts of the other Maine colleges to the score of 7-5, which just about put he Johnson who smiled in return. invade Garcelon Field this afternoon Track Meet. Maine took baseball team. Essentially alike in put them in the cellar last Saturday the Bobcats out of the running as far State • » » Netmen Defeat Rhode IOI another State Series tilt with our temperament, they are buddies to the as the State Series title goes. As a gee and Bates surprised the in the State Track Meet at Orono, own Bobcat nine. The Bates team end. Each is quiet, easy going and The varsity golf team has secured ' „ by edcing out Colby xsr faces the Northeastern Huskies here Island State, 5-4 stands as an improved team with the matter of fact when the Colby White prone to sleep on baseball trips. Dur- the use of the Martindale course in Saturday afternoon in a dual track Mules pulled the chestnuts out of the rte scores were as follows: The Bates varsity tennis squad di- experience and confidence gained in r ~'- ing the recent Southern trip of the Auburn. This will mean, of course, meet, their first and last home perfor- fire a week ago by taking Bates 5-4. . 55*; Maine 385; Bates 21; vided a pair of matches recently, los- the last two games. Don Webster will baseball team, several of the fellows that the divot diggers will have a mance of the season. they apparently all but sewed up the ing to a strong Colby team 7-2, Thurs- again match his southside slants with home course for the rest of the sea- championship. who were sitting up in front of the The Northeastern team defeated the the left handed batting of the Maine tot, Bennett of Maine erased the day afternoon, and edging out a stub- bus made a raiding expedition to the son. Coach Joe Conant is trying to Bobcats during the indoor season, and line-up. Maine on the other hand will In last week's game Colby started of 1CS feet 8 Inches eatab- born Rhode Island State squad 5-4 the ■ mar*m rear seat where Del and Kypper were arrange home matches with Maine and it seems as if they will garner anoth- probably save Holmes, their most ef- >F fast, garnering a tally in the first le ""1922 by Fred Tootell and Colby. ^following afternoon after 'trailing fched in reclining. As it happened they all con- er victory becauso the Bates team has fective pitcher, for this fracas In on a double by Hatch, a single, a base otell's national mark of • • » 4-2 in singles play. ceiled Too centrated their efforts on pummelling no representative in either the high Against Colby, reputed to be the their endeavor to take the runner-up on balls and a passed ball. Bates knot- «■ feet when he heaved the 16-pound Del. Kyp had difficulty in keeping his Last week Howie Kenney and Paul or low hurdles, the broatf Jump and, position in the State Series. The Bates ted the score when Brud Witty punch- 1 8 inches strongest tennis aggregation in 'emer l?- tee* - blood pressure down. He was afraid Quimby combined to defeat last years if Webster goes to the baseball game Maine, the Bobcats trailed from the lineup will probably remain unchang- ed out his first of four hits, a double, peters failed over 6 feet 1 5-8 they would hurt the fragile (?) Mr. state doubles champs, Shattuck and at Colby that day, no representative start and never seriously threatened ed. At shortstop Maine will have driving home Art Belliveau who had 1 nn Johnson. So he came to his aid. in the high Jump. previously singled. Gil Peters put r L to be-" r> Webster and break Hill of Bowdoin. And on Thursday the Colby netsters led by Charlie Lord Whitten who broke up the last game I '.. ^39 record by 1-Sth of an inch. Howie and Paul took Colby's Lord and Sigsbee and Hibbard, state cham- state singles champion. The one bright with a hit In the tenth inning. Crow- Colby ahead 2-1 in the third when he During the bus ride to Orono a week Pinansky who were last year's run- pions in the shot put and discus throw spot in this match was the three-set ley, all-state basketball star, will be at connected with one of Mike Matra- ago Tuesday afternoon, Del had a it the first Maine gave Bowdoin a ners up for the state champs in dou- respectively, will receive stiff compe- triumph of Howie Kenney and Paul third base with slugger Blake around grano's pitches for a 'n but by the end of the sixth cnance to reciprocate and to protect bles. tition from Wiren of Northeastern. Quimby over Lord and Pinansky, last to do damage wherever he can. Ger- deep center, far over Dick Thompson's Brother Josselyn. It seems that Kyp- «rt Bowdoin had taken the lead as Also on Thursday afternoon the This will be Hibbard's last, and it is year's runners-up for the state dou- rish who played with Dick and Hasty head. In the fourth. Bates bounced per was asleep—as usual— and Dic- f-jjit of the fine performances turn- same Mr. Lord of Colby, last year's hoped best performance on Garcelon bles title. The other point chalked up Thompson on the Worumbo Indians back with two runs when Brud Witty tator Tapper had decided to "liqui- 1 in by their crack hurdlers, Huling, state singles champion, had trouble Field. by the losers was accounted for by rates as one of the best all-round beat out a slow roller to short for his date" him—that is he had decided to tecond hit. Kyp Josselyn forced him ic« Alien and Edwards. It was then with Captain Howie but finally sub- Connon's Javelin toss of 168 ft. up Bill Howland who played steady ten- players In the state. As a sidenote it nt give the yearling the hot foot. Mur- Lmrent ta bowdoin was in and dued him 6-2, 4-6, 7-6. at Orono Is better than any North- nis to down Chase in straight sets might be added that the game looks at second, Dick Thompson walked, and phy did a good 1ob. In fact, he almost • • a £Te second, but Bates and Colby eastern man has demonstrated thus 6-1, 6-1. like an Edward Little High School re- Del Johnson hit a high fly to left- Jetly put on a spirited battle as burned a hole in Kypper'a shoe, but Since we hare been in the far this «eason. Against Rhode Island State the Gar- union with Meserve and Bower as center, which neither outfielder ira politely tried to hand the cellar the innocent slept on and friend Del Maine's representatives and the three caught, each thinking thV other was driver's seat of this column, we have In the 880 Dave Nickerson will meet net was off to a very poor start drop- did nothing. Indeed, he sat by calmly Thompsons and Webster as our own. going to take it while two runs scor- Krth to the other. It wasn't until the never climbed out onto the precari- 3apt. Frank Mascianica of Northeast- ping four of the six singles matches event had been run off, the 220, and watched the cruel torturing of ed. The Mules picked up another in ous limb of definite prediction. But ern. Dave broke 2 minutes in the State but each of the three Bobcat doubles The game with Colby on Saturday his buddy. Kypper finally woke up the sixth on a single, a sacrifice bunt, I fca: Bates could actually claim third. now Spring is in the air, a new dar- Meet and is capable of even better teams came through with a win to figures to be either a crucial game or when Murph succeeded in hot-footing ing is in our blood and we are ready give the home team a one po;nt vic- an anti-climax depending on Colby's and a double. In the second half of iMihtmcn Account For time on a good track. the sixth, the Bobcats managed to put Captain Hasty Thompson. "What's to predict quite definitely. We believe tory. Perhaps the outstanding feat of showing this week. At any rate the I Of Bates' Points Drury Should three on base, but Paul Smith, pinch- going on?" he mumbled and glanced that Howie Kenuey and Paul Quimby the day was the victory of two fresh- team feels that Colby is due for a Again the Bates weightmen came witn drowsy evei et his friend, Del. Win The Mile hitting for Mike Matragrano, ended will be this year's state doubles men, Bill Arlock and Junie Watts, who drubbing and that the Garnet is the trough with 11 of the Garnet's 21 the Inning by rolling to Peters at first Finally Kypper was told by some ot champs. Furthermore if Howie has a Mabee will also meet Mascianica in playing their first varsity tennis took team to do it. Dave Sniff or Mike Mat- oints. Johnny Ilibbard climaxed his for the third out. Wight went in to the other fellows that he had been good day and is on his game he stands the 440. Ike has been waiting for a a three set triumph from Hey and ragrano will toss them up for Bates |mr-year advance by winning the dis- pitch for Bates at this time, and walk- given the hot foot and that Del had a fine chance of squelching Lord. We chance to get back at Mascianica for Robinson of R. L State. The two sin- while "Rabbit" Slattery will pitch for i with a scale of 135 feet and John ed three in a row after retiring tie remained indifferent through it all. say he will. beating him indoors. Mabee it in gles winners were "Howie Kenney Colby. Ifltok) Sigsbee put the shot 44 feet very good shape and if he is pressed who rallied after a weak start to de- first man, and the next man doubled I inches to win first honors. Pratt cf Lou Hervey has been forced to give the time should be excellent. Ike will feat Ide 4-6, 6-2, 6-1 and Bill Howland sending two more runs across the tomtom was second and George Rus- the team his support from the bench J-V Netmen Sink EL Freshmen Tracksters double in the 220. who outclassed D'Ambra in a gruel- plate. Bates did not score again until ICrnittnnM on P**-* ►.■art lor the remainder of the season due to the eighth on Del Johnson's single and Drury should be able to win the 'ng three set struggle, the score being Play Wilton Tuesday the fjactured heel bone sustained in Al Wight's long double over the left Meet EL, Rumford Fri. mile almost as easily as he did in th 8-10, 6-2, 6-0. the last Bowdoin game. This has given fielder's head. After setting Colby The Garnet Jayvee netmen defeated With two wins and one loss behind same meet indoors. He has been im- Formal Clothes For Jonnson his chance to break into the down in order in the ninth, the most the Edward Little team here Monday proving quite rapidly. Should he win them, the Garnet yearling trackmen lineup in right field with Brud Witty the Bobcats could do was to put Bel- by a score of 6-1. The Eddies were the mile without much effort he will The IVY HOP will meet the combined forces of Ed- moving in to cover the keystone sack. liveau on third, but he was left hampered by the loss of the services double up in the two-mile where Coed Swimmers Give WHITE COATS ward Little and Rumford this Friday At any rate both games shape up to stranded as Brud Witty struck out and TUX SHIRTS of iheij\ two leading racket candi- in their fourth encounter of the out- Northeastern has more strength in be close ones and perhaps with some TUX TROISERS Final Demonstration Josselyn rolled to the pitcher. dates. Earl Huse and Bill Cullen. door season. The yearlings will be the personage of Prohodsky. breaks and some heads up baseball we MAROON ROMS Belliveau Makes aTAKOOl H.\.\KIES Next Tuesday, the Jayvees will tan- sparked by the state championship Should Don Webster compete in the Last Monday night the girls of the ■an take them. MAROOX BUTTOSIERES gle with the court defenders of Wil- quartet. Lyford, McLauthlln, Thomp- high Jump he will undoubtedly win as Swimming Club culminated their sea- Sensational Stop [SPORT CLOTHES ton Academy. The Jayveo team will son and Gates who captured the Northeastern has no one who can son's efforts by presenting a final of its members in the Swimming Club. On Monday, Bowdoin wasted no be gunning for its third successive crown in the freshman relay event at clear 6 ft. If Don Maggs can repeat demonstration before an audience or In the order of their presentation the time either in getting off to a one Tor Campus Wear win that day to continue their unde- Maine last Saturday. his performance of II ft. 9 in., his coeds and facvlty women at the Au- skits might have been classified as: run lead with a and a single best this season, which he did Satur- burn YMCA pool. (lannnnad on ram* Vonr] feated record Of the team across the river, Skin- ■43, "Mock Life-Saving"; '41, "Dinner day at Orono, he can take top honors MEN'S ner who specializes in the sprints and The program started with a chait for Two"; '42, "The Swimming Club in his event. Holmes will make the Javelin tossing: is outstanding. Eddie dive which served to introduce all the As We See It"; and '40, "Can We 'S SHOP Bedard's Pharmacy boys climb high as he will be vault- Capano looks very well In the hun- performers and :.t the same time fea- Dive?" Another humorous element of ing his last time along with Maggs. 6 LISBON STREET PRESCRIPTIONS dred. This is his first year in track, tured the name and colors of Bates. the evening's entertainment was the ILEWISTON - MAINE Promptly £ Accurately Filled but is regarded at Edward Little as a Andrews Should Next came a demonstration of various three game relays in which members Cor. College & Sabattus, Lewiaton valuable discovery. In the mile, Har- Show Up Well strokes with Martha Blaisdell '42 giv- of the Club competed with each oth- din looks very well. Clair Chesley, The above mentioned men who ing a brief commentary on each of the er. They were, the lighted candle, the New England ice skating champ and proved their ablilty by keeping the iifferent phases in the development night shirt, and umbrella races. team out of the state track cellar will of strokes. Those strokes demonstrat- a veteran of last season as a miler, Near the end of the program a se- CALL J.2a ? has shifted his talents to the hurdles be ably assisted by George Russell, ed were: finning, sculling, elementary ries of different dives were presented another senior who will compete for this year. back stroke, inverted breast stroke, showing the girls' skill in this field of 2143 the last time on Garcelon Field. Rus- back stroke, side stroke, breast On the Tuesday following this meet, water activity along with the swim- sell took third place in the State Meet, stroke, single overarm, double over- the Bobkittens will tangle with two ming. Immediately following as the -■ and has consistently proven his worth arm and American crawl. schools from the Portland region. climax of the evening came the drill iB the shot put during his four years Deering and Thornton High Schools. To supplement the group progam as featuring a pvramid, circular wheel at Bates. Little is known of these teams except a whole, each class was represented and waltz swimr.iing and ending with Carl Andrews, hammer thrower, al- that last year these teams were a con- by a short original skit given by those the formation of a B. though shut out at Orono by the ster- stant threat to all of their opponents. It is also remembered that the high ling performances of Bennett and The Neon Hand Points The Way To The VAPORIZED : Johnson of Maine and Perkins of point man of the Garnet freshman Bowdoin, will be right in the thick of ELMLAWN cluster. Tommy Winston, hails from things Saturday, as this is also his FURSTORAQE that neck of the woods. last meet on the home field. Beals' Tourist's z Lcwiston, .- "Maine Rollins and Gra'chen, two more sen- RADIOS 546 MAIS ST, LEWISTOH Draper's Bakery iors, are due for an improvement and will make themselves known in the «% of Your Own Valuation 54 Ash Street Lowest Charge $2JH> 880 and two-mile respectively. 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Row Beta g Soil at T«r HAYES' DINER 39 Second Street Auburn, Me.; EDS aad CO-EDS BATES COLLEGE STORE OPP. 8UH-JOUBHAL — TEL. 1440 — LEWISTOH, MAIHE Chase Hall • Hoars t ••13—14 MM en Buying Mention You Saw Their Ad In The STUDENT ! ^o THE BATES STUDENT, WEDNESDAY, MAT 15, IMP Series Hopes Rehearsals Porteous Hooks Title Solo Waltz, Novelty Number Thml AT THE THEATRES [OuuUumd rrom Pus OMl By Hooking Huge Fish Feature Sr. Girls' Dance PECKS what time Portia shall rise and cross win. Bates tied it up in the second, EMPIRE About 30 couples attended the an- the stage, and just when she shall sit Morgan Porteous '41 hooked a on O'Sullivan's single. Hasty Thomp- 33 pound salmon from the depths nual Seniors Girls' Dance which took DIAMOND JUBILEE 1 Wed. Thur. FrL Sat . May 15-18 down again, and Just where N'erissa scn-s scratch hit over . Second, of Thompson Pond Saturday to place Friday evening at Chase Hall and an by Bobby Bell when he "Till We Meet Again" with shall be during this time. Shakespeare preceded by open house at Rand Hall. didn't indicate any of the?e things, and wrest the mythical crown from tried to catch O'SuUivan go.ng home Merle Oberon and George Brent. The room was attractively decorated the director has to try various ways the head of our supposed sports- on Josselyn's roller. Poor coacWng SALE with large pink and yellow bows; re- until she has made the scene as ef- man champ, Harry "Tiny'' Booth- stopped Bates from further scoring AUBUBH fective as possible. It is interesting hy '41. The salmon measured 22 freshments of punch and cookies were this inning, as Josselyn was easily served throughout the dance. High- ENDS SATURDAY NIGHT Thnr. Fri. Sat. . May 16, 17, 18 to observe why one arrangement has inches in length, and was pre- run down off second after Haldane s pared for the table by the clan lights of the affair included the favor "I Was An Adventuress" with an advantage over another one, and perfect throw to the bag. Bouncing Scores of things Students need for now and for Summer,, Campbell. dance at which time the girls' escorts Zorinna and Richard Greene. why a certain one is superior to any back in the third, Bowdoin scored two at Jubilee Sale Savin?- received boutonnieres of lolly-pops of the others. more. Art Belliveau made the sensa- and crepe paper, and a solo waltz by SUM. MOB. Tues. Wed. - May 19-22 All in all. then, this has been some- p il i* | f; rial tional stop of the day in the fourth, a Esther Strout and Ton> Ward during "Irene" with Anna N'eagle. Ray thing of the impressions your reporter ' DUlHJllH ISSUES opeCldl vhen he went directly behind seconr the tenth dance. The committee in MEN'S SHIKTS " W-*5 <""! * ^ Milland, May Robson and Billle got from attending rehearsals of "The to scoop up what looked like a sure Commencement Edition charge included Janet Bridgham. Burke. Merchant of Venice". It was very hit with the bases loaded and two MEN'S TIES .-—••■ •• W ^ chairman, Bernice Lord. Hazel Tur- much different from an actual per- A pre-Commencement number of the outs and threw to Witty for the force ner, and Annette Barry. THREAD 0' LIFE STOCKINGS $1 pr ^ L formance, mostly because of the in- College Bulletin will be sent out to play. Bates came back in the fourth terruptions, some of which served a all alumni sometime this week, ac- tying the score 3-3 as Dick Thompson HUARACHES •2*98 |] purely practical purpose and some cording to an announcement by the MOVOG PICTIRE TO SHOW tripled into deep center scoring Mat- merely the getting off of a bit of wit. Public Relations Department. FACTORY PRODUCTION ragrano and Art Belliveau, who had LADY ELIZABETH SLIPS «•» g The Bulletin features Commence- Good serious work—hard work, too— Methods of production and distr'.bu. reached base on an error and walk VISIT PECK'S . . . take advantage of Jubilee SaTin . The New ment plans, and represents an invi- ?s is accomplished at rehearsal, but it is tion in modern industry will be shown respectively. There was no more scor- tation to the alumni to return to Bates accomplished with pleasant informal- by means of a talking picture under ing until the sevens when Luther Gordon's Restaurant during Graduation Week. All seniors ity. And if it were not for this infor- the auspices of the Employment Ser- started by making O Sullivan pop aud ■nay secure two copies of the Bulletin State Track Meet And Delicatessen mality, everyone concerned would find vice on Thursday, May 16 it " p. m. then walked Johnson and Hasty Rumford Panthers)] at the Public Relations Office. [Continued from P«8» Thr««l the work tedious and would be sick of in the Music Room. Chase Hall. Thompson. At this po.nt, Luther wad sell third. It is interesting to note it all by the time the play was ac- The film, produced under the direc- relieved by Howie, who struck out I V Baseball Team that these three places were within Try Our Hot Pastromi tually to be given. Instead, however, Prof. R. R. H. Gould was this tion of a professional firm, is desierned Josselyn. Then Mike Mairagrauo hit The Bates junior varsity rehearsals are really enjoyable. a distance of only five inches. week elected chairman of the ot acquaint students and the general what looked like an easy out to bell, team went down to a 7 tn Sandwiches Irving Mabee ran a good 440 as he Lewiston Board of Education, put- public with the latest industrial meth- out the ball took a baa hop over his last Friday afternoon at'th° J COMPLETE LINE OF fought off Bowdoin's great dash man, k ting faculty members at the head ods. The film will be shown through head allowing Johnson to score anu the Rumford High Panthers, Charlie Pope, until the last straight- CAMERAS of two major departments of the the cooperation of the Fuller Brush Thompson to reach third. Belliveau the early stages looked lik , Full Course Meals And Developing Printing away. However Pope finished strong e local city government since Prof. Company. The picture was taken at walked, filling the bases, and Howie duel, turned out to be a Fountain Service to win with Mabee a close second. " easji Percy D. Wilkins was recently their Hartford, Conn., plant and will torced in another run on a walk to ford victory and a fine nine THE FILM SHOP Pope went on later to win the 220 Opp. Post Office Lewiston made chairman of the Board of present in detail production methods DicK Thompson. out game to the credit of Ci»i yard dash from Phillips of Maine, and Health and Welfare. in one of the modern up-to-dat^ Bowdoin Scores Three One of the reasons fortheL 187 Main Street thus raise his point scoring total to factories of New England. Part of the Runs In Eighth defeat was the failure to comtjj 10 points which pained him a tie with LEWISTON, MAINE film will deal with the company's na- Tnis put Bates ahead 5-3 but not in the pinch. In the last of t*| LEWISTOS'S LEADIXG HOTEL Don Smith of Maine for individual tionwide system of distribu for long. In the disasterous eighu. with three Bates men on, Si* scoring honors. THE HOTEL DEW ITT tion.—Advt. Bowdoin scored three more runs as popped out to the first baseniW Don Smith, for the third successive Modern — Fireproof — European Dyer reached firs' on Hasty Thomp- dos fouled out to the catchgj Moderate Rates As commencement time approaches. I SOn's error. Stephens hit to Belliveau year, won both the mile and the half Thompson flied out to the left| The Excellent Food and Courteous Serrice in Our the members of tho families of sen- who tossed to Witty for the for * mile. He received a great hand from to end the innin?. Later sin NEW CRYSTAL DIMNG ROOM iors will be wondering what to give play on Dyer, but brad s throw to the crowd as he ran away from the lies were halted and the Garay.i Club Breakfast 40c up Full Course Luncheon 40c up Mary or Jj.in for a graduation gift. Jcsselyn was too wide for the double field in the mile and finished in the held in check at ail times Table I)*Hote Dinners, Week-days "5c up Why not casually drop them a unit play. After Haldane walked, Rocque fine time of 4 minutes 23.7 seconds, Auburn Rumford scored one in tie L Special Sunday Table D'Hote Dinners ?L(M> tint you would like a class rinfc* lined a single to center wh.ch Dick only two seconds above his own me in the fifth, one in the sull Garacre in Connection Ample Parking Space Time is getting short of course, but Thompson let roll through his legs, record. Warren Drury of Bates finish- four in the seventh. Baueral TELEPHONE 4200 James M. Acheson, Manager Frank Brown in Roger Williams Hall, News and before Johnson could retrieve the ed third behind Doubleday of Bow- Rumford, Gauthier and Richttl will be very glad to take your orders. ball and relay it to the infield, Ste- doin in the excellent time of 4 min- Bates. Stoughton, Thompson, 5( phens and Haldane had scored anu utes 33 seconds. Mullet and Condos, Hennesij.i Rocyue reached third. Bowdoin pulled The crowd was on its feet in the ler. a squeeze play at this point as Hike half mile event when it looked as if Matragrano threw w.de to O'SuUivan Bates' Dave Xickerson might upset with last year's record of! a and Coombs, the batter, blocked Jim, Don Smith. Dave put up a great chal- and Rocque scored from third. In the 44 seconds. lenge and finished second in his best ninth Bowdoin came up with another Bowdaiil '/sfen ~fo time to date, 1 minute 59 seconds. Bates Colby on a walk to Bcnzagni, a fielder's Pole vault 4 i i Garnet Takes choice on Dyer, a by Dyer Javelin throw S CHESTERFIELD'S MARION HUTTON Frosh Relay Event and a single by Stephens. Hunning in Glenn Miller's Moonlight Serenade For the second successive year broad jump 3 6 all Columbia Stations... Tu«»., W«d., Thurt, Bates concluded the meet with a Hammer throw 1 1 clean cut win in the freshman relay Smith's Tourist Home Running event. Ken Lyford. Tommy Thomp- Blanche M. Smith, Hostess high Jump 3 5 1 son, Cal Gates and Mac MacLauthlin »*i MAIN ST. LEWISTON Shot put 6 S broke the record set last year by their TeL 476-W Discus 5 1 sophomore buddies* Sigsbee. Paine. 2 Parking and Garage Aecomodatlons Mile run 1 N'ickerson and Mabee. Their time was 440 yd. dash 3 6 3 minutes 39 seconds as compared High hurdles 9 I 4 We Can Show Ton a Varied 100 yd. dash 5 Selection of L'-mile run 880 yd. run 3 1 PBIZE CUPS • FOUNTAIN PENS | LADIES' SILK UMBRELLAS and NORTHEASTERN Low hurdles 6 LEATHER HAND BAGS UNIVERSITY 220 yd. dash 551 ' LEATHEB BILL FOLDS Totals 21 20 BOOK ENDS - CLOCKS SCHOOL of LAW ^■" DAY PROGRAM Barnstone-Osgood Three Years Jewelers EVENING PROGRAM Four Yeais JOY INI Lewtoton Main* • • • A minimum of two years of college work, required for admission. AMERICAN-CHfl A limited number of scholarships available to college graduates. Graduation Time Is Here LL.B. Degree conferred RESTAURAMI Admits men and women /"". We Have A Complete 47 MT. 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