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Night Draws Near ' :, Chinese Next Sunday Mid-West Tourney Feb. 24-25 ' ¥ *eaaV Satirical "Beggar On ] Both Speakers Are Library Receives Horseback" Ha» Nine Recognized Authorities Cryer, Shine, Shanly, Dr. Kohl's Complete Complete Sets ■ M On Far East Question > 4 Spitler, Hunter To Private Collection With the production of "The Dr. Ch'ac-ting Chi of China and Beggar on Horseback" only two Dr. Yutaka Minakuchi of Japan will Late Professor's Library weeks away, the cast and staff tit-bate the subject. "The Crisis of the wm , Leave Friday have started intensive rehears- Far Kast: China vs. Japan." as the Made Available To All als on this great American sa- last number of the 1988-88 series of Annual Manchester Meet tire under the direction of Wil- the Wood County Public Forum on "' Attracts Ace Orators In memory of the late Dr. Clayton liam Maas, -twlrnt director, and ICuth Sunday at :i p.m. in the high school From Seven States Kohl, Mrs. Kohl has given ins en- Allen, assistant student director. The auditorium. re private library to the library Of play will be given on March X and » Etch man will give a 40 minute vf Five university men will enter the University. Dr. Kohl had been with a different cast for each per- constructive speech and a IT. minute DR YUTAKA M1NAKUCHI DR. CH'AO-TING CHI the largest debate tournament staunch supporter of the library formance. rebuttal. There will be a brief peri- in the middle-weal when Howard during Ins long tenure here in the Because much of the action of Dr. Yutaka Minakuchi will oppot* od for questioning by the audience. Dr. Ch'ao-tinf Chi, Chinese author shine. Elmer Cryer, Richard University and had given to it several Dr. Chi al Sunday's Forum debate Both Dr. Chi and l>r. Minakuchi and speaker, will debate on (he sub- hundred volumes of booki and muga- this satirical comedy takes place as and will defend the policies of Japan ject "The Crieis of the Far East: Spitler, Ail Slmnly, and Jim a madman's nightmare, it is extreme- reaped to the present Chinese- were born in the countries which they "China »i. Japan," at the Forum Hunter K<> to Manchester, In. at Colum- iimenl on Friday ami Saturday, Fell. ments, ami 2,408 issues of magazines. versity presentation with two casts, University Host To bia, and Dr. Minakuchi received bis Inter-Fraternity M and 25. This material will be classified, cata- Both casts are working out night- 1300 H. S. Students at the University of North Carolina. Council Issues New Tins big forensic nest attracts do logued, and made Available for use ly. In the rehearsals, first one and They have just recently returned bst*t! anil public speakers from the to the University student, Mr. Low, then the other goes through a scene, from their native lands where they states of Indiana. Ohio, Illinois, Penn- librarian, said. A memorial book plate On Scholarship Day Pledge Ruling will be placed in each volume. In and by watching the acting and hear- have been studying present conditions sylvania, Michigan, Kentucky and in relation to the Japanese Chinese keeping with the spirit of scrvieo ing the criticism of each other. SMB New York. So large has it become Annual Contests Planned Maintenance Of Poinl winch always exemplified the work member of the casts is expected to crisis. Dr. Chi has returned within daring the years of its existence thai Average Main Issue of Dr. Kohl, Mrs. Kohl Insisted that benefit and to be able to put on a For Saturday, May 6 the past ten days, and this will be the the town of Manchester is no longer first of the debates which these two the books be arranged in the library more polished interpretation. able to house all the debaters. Con men will participate in during the The inter-fraternity council held scquently, some of the participants so as to be of greatest use to tho Plot la Involved The annual Scholarship Day when present series. an important meeting Friday, Kch 17 will room and speak ut the neighbor- student, rather than grouped together "The Beggar on Horseback" cent- thirteen hundred outstanding stu- Both are recognized authors and at 4 o'clock. ing town of Huntington. in a special collection to form a mem- ers around a musician and composer dents from the high schools of twen- ure regular contributors to American The discussion centered around the Leave Friday orial, which would have limited tho played by Paul Moore and Paul Lane. ty-one counties of northwestern Ohio newspapers and periodicals. revision of pledging laws. Previously The Howling Green entries will use. He ia in love with Cynthia Mason, will come to the campus to compete it was requited thnt new members for honors in .urholarship in twenty Dr. Chi is on the editorial board leave here on Friday morning, and Boofci Cover Big Field played by Welda Berlincourt and Dor- wait twelve weeks before being pledg The collection contains books deal- subjects, will take place Saturday, of Amerasia, lecturer at the New the first of the five rounds will be- ia Kerns, but a Oracle Allan type ed. However, under the new adminis- ing with every field of knowledge, May 6. Following the scholarship School for Social Research, and the gin Friday ufternoon. The tradition- tration, this three months waiting pe- which evidences the wide range of Dr. (Continued on page 4, col. 6) testa the students together with their author of "Key Economic Areas in al after-Manchester banquet will he riod is no longer necessary. The Kohl's interests. It is especially rich parents, teachers, and friends will he Chinese History." held at Mrs. Millers' Tea Room in new ruling, which was put into effect in the standard and contemporary guests of the University at a aeries Dr. Minakuchi, a Japanese interp- Fort Wayne on Saturday night. the beginning of this week, states works in the field of the social of entertainments featuring various reter of Far East affairs, is a regu- Mr. Upton Palmer, instructor in College Not Ford that pledges can be taken in any time. sciences. phases of college life. lar writer for the Far Fast Review. the speech department, will ncrnm- The price of tickets to this debate Whether the two point average pany the group. He has been work- Among the magazines are complete Factory, Allen Says To carry out such an extensive pro- is 50 cents for adults and _'> cents signifies the grade for the first se- ing with these men during the past files of "Social Forces", "Rural So- gram of testing and entertainment as for students. mester or a total of two points for weeks in preparation for the tourna- ciology," "Social Abstracts," "Jour- At AAUP Meeting it did last year will again require the the time the student has been in ment. nal of Social Philosophy," and a long cooperation of a very large part of school, was one of the major issues. The number of Howling Green de- run of the "Ohio State Arehneological Declaring that American cclloges the University community, and more Several dates for a "name band" haters entered this year is smaller und Historical Quarterly." cannot be rated on the same efficiency than half the faculty will direct vari- Poor Weather Slows dance were suggested, but they fall than the number entered in 1938. A Williams AcknowUd|*« basis as a Ford factory, Dr. Gay W. ous phases of the program and sever- on week nights due to the heavy so- women's tenm was senf to Manchest- In his letter of acknowledgement Allen told members of the American al hundred students will aid in an Construction; Dorm cial calendar. er last year, but only men are enter- to Mrs. Kohl, Dr. Homer B, Williams Association of University Professors effort to make the day enjoyable for Finished By Fall ed in the 193!) touruamont. said: " I am taking this here that much of the University's the hundreds of prospective studi-nts It is expected that by concentrat opportunity to express to you tin- ap- success will depend upon the intel- and their parents. Music Students lectual growth of the faculty. Due to poor weather conditions, ing uttention on this smaller number preciation of the Board of Trustees Dean Hissong is chairman of the Dr. Allen presented five main construction of the new men's dormi- Appear In Year's of debaters that the Bowling Green of this testimonial of your Interest points in his address before 40 Uni- District-State Scholarship Teat tory has not progressed as rapidly teams will be more successful than in the University and your desire to. To Select Student* as expected, according to Mr. A. A. make available to the students now versity professors at a dinner meet- First Recital (Continued on page I, col. f>) ing held last Thursday evening at Members of the faculty who cons- Dnschor, Engineer Inspector of the enrolled in the University and |bn thousands of young people who will the Woman's Club. titute the Bourd of Examiners will P. W. A., but it will be fully complet- The first of a series of music re He emphasized the need for faculty soon begin asking major studenta in ed by the beginning of the fall term. eitols was held Wednesday. February Kent Stater Now come here In tho future this material research, travel, and extensive class the various departments to serve as The foundation of this new three ir>. in th.' P. A. building. with winch Dr. Kohl worked; and lo preparation. Teaching must be assistants. In order that the tests story stratum has been completed Mr. Kennedy introduced the num- Edited Tri-Weekly indulge the hope that, as they read and use these books for reference and specialized, he stated; otherwise, in- niiiy be conducted as rnVirntly as ami work is lu-ing speeded up on the bers given by the following people: see the marginal notes and underscor- structors will not accumulate suffic- possible, Dr. Hoppes, Vice-chairman, rest of the building. The dormitory Dorothy Hohertson, a senior, play- Due to the Increasing cumpus net* ed sentences left there by Dr. Kohl, ient material for their courses. District-Stnte Scholarship Test, in will accommodate 125 men and will ed the "Nocturne in F Sharp" by ivitieH together with the necessity they may cutch something of his "There should also be a careful charge of administration of tests, has not only meet the definite need for Chopin; "The White Peacock" by for giving journi;li.sm student*, more adequate training in newspaper work, scholarly habits, human interests, and definition of authority in any col issued a letter to all members of the men's rooming facilities, but will also Wultcr Griffes; "The Satyre and the The Kent Stater, undergrudunte beautiful spirit." lego." he said. The duties of the Board Board of Examiners in which he em- serve aa a center of men's social Nymphe" by Paul Juon on the piano. of Trustees, the administration, and phasizes the importance of selecting activities. Another senior, Herbert Greunke, newspaper of Kent State University, the faculty should be definitely out- as student assistants only those stu- played "Rhapsodic in G Minor" by ban been changed from a bi-weekly Diaplaya From 22 Nations to a tri-weekly this semester. lined, Dr. Allen stated. dents who possess both ability and Brahms and the "Witch's Dance" by Deck Booths At YWCA As his final points, he urged a willingness to serve the University. Co-Eds Debate PKD McDowell on the piano. The Bee Gee News has several correlation of work in the three col Students and faculty alike are naked John Huffman, a junior, sung "Ded- times tried to exchange papers with International Festival Pump Priming Issue Kent, but for some reason the Kent leges at Bowling Green University to give their services on Scholarship ication" by Franz, KtafT has completely ignored it* re- Displays from 22 different coun- and suggested that a careful check Day to the University, not to any in- Robert Dierks, a sophomore, sung Women debaters of Bowling Green quests. tries will decorate the booths of the be made on the finished product— dividual. "The Two Grenadiers" by Robert University were host to the Heidel- International Festival, which will be the graduate. Schumann. Jordan Plan, Entertainment berg College women debate teams in At the same meeting Miss Grace Phyllis Kuiler, u freshman, played Faculty Members Attend given on Feb. 25 by the YWCA. Dean Jordan, Vice-chairman in a practice meet on Wednesday, Feb. Some of the Home Economics dolla D. Wills reported on proceedings of "Two-Part Invention in B Flat Ma- charge of entertainment features for 16. N.E.A. Meet In Cleveland will be shown. A nickelodeon will the Association's annual meeting, held jor" by Bach; "First Movement from Scholarship Day, through various Three debates were held during play for social dancing, and there will during the Christmas holidays in Haydn's Sonota in D Major"; "Waltz Several faculty members will at- the afternoon on the I'i Kappa Delta be /oik duncing under the direction' Chicago. (Continued on page 4, col. 6) in E Minor" by Chopin, another piano tend the meeting of the American question. of dance students during the last of group. Association of School Administration, Debaters from Heidelberg were the evening. a department of tho National Educa- Catherine Behnke, Shirley Sutter, The Festival will begin at seven. tion Association, which will be held in Mary J. Fager, Janet Frantz and Lou- Pool To Be Completed At eight, a group of ten Polish danc- Dr. Witherington Publishes Cleveland from February 24 until ise Nader. Bowling Green women July 1; Structure Rising ers from Toledo will demonstrate participating were Charlotte Whitely, March 3. some of their native dances. Tha Miss Neva West, critic teacher in New Textbook On Teaching Betty Lemmon, Betty Schultzberg, "The date of completion of the Sidewalk Cafe will offer a choice of the Kindergarten, haa been appointed Kita Haskins, Marie Decker and Sara Natatorium has been set for July 1, dainties from different lands. A group, a member of the Ohio Council for A new textbook, The Principle, of rosser. but if the weather remains consist- of exchange students from Oberlin Childhood Education, a meeting of The debates were non-decision. ently fair the building will be com- will give a program at ten. Tuchl.i, by Dr. H. C. Witherington which she will attend while at Cleve- pleted before this time." This was The aims of the YWCA in pre- kaa just been published by Prentice- land. < > the statement given this week by Mr. senting this festival are: 1—To se- Hall, Inc. of New York. It is a com- Police Make Coeds A. A. Drescher, Engineer Inspector. cure enough money to send delegatea prehensive treatment of general The construction has progressed Kent's Enrollment Grows Move Old Model'T to the Geneva conference this sum- principles involved in the various (Continued on page 4, col. 6) mer; 2—To establish a fund toward] phases of the work of a teacher. Its Showing a 13 per cent increase bringing a foreign exchange student over the second semester enrollment purpose, according to the author, hi In accordance with police orders to the Bowling Green campus. Low To Teach At Michigan of 1938, Kent State University's en- to make the reader intelligent w th describing it as a public menace "Bo- During Summer Session rollment reached 2,249 this week. respect to practices in teaching rathei zo Dammit Go", the Model T Ford than to describe practical t ks of The number of studenta registered Council Sets March 8 For identifiable by the label of "Bowling Mr. Edmund Low. Bowling Green the trade or to prescribe a Sf aa or but year at this same time waa 1,958. Green State University Department University librarian, will serve aa May Queen Elections standardised recipes of pro dun-. of Research," was a few dayi ago instructor in the University of At th* same time the book has di moved from E. Court street by sev- Michigan library school during its Due to the concentrated lobbying Unetly practical value in that it makes NOT ICC I of Harlan Highfleld, editor of tho eral of its eleven coed owners. eight weeks' summer term beginning specific application of principles to Key, the Student Council in its rega> With the appearance of the first on June 26. lar meeting Monday night set tha concrete learning situations. Anyone wiihing bis Bee spring robin and the first violet "Bo- He will probably offer two courses Gee Newi delivered to hit or date for the election of the May That the book will be quit* favor- zo" will take to the open road again, dealing with administration of high her living quartara on Tues- Queen at March 8. ably received is indicated ia the com- but at present, in order to gu'ird the M-hool libraries and cataloguing of day eveaiag can receive this This action completely broke pre- service by aigaing his aaase cedent since at no time in tha pest ment ef one of Dr. Withering-ton's safety of Bowling C. oen resident*, books. has the election been held before colleagues who read the manuscript. and address on the blank on the car is garner tun • r a tree in thr Mr. Low was awarded his M. tha cork board. Tha charge May. Be said that it Is the best book in the WITHERINGTON backyard of the Powell house. dagloS in library science at Michigan for individual delivery of the field since Samuel Cheater Parker's in June, 1938. remaining IS issoes will be Football Coach Dick Harlow has General Mirks Ji of Teechiag ia Ele- on- unique and distinctive fc-tnre of A New England College Rifle Several seniors will be hired as 10 coats, payable when tha been appointed curator of oology la mentary SeheoU which was first pub- the book is the fact tha. the author League has been formed for sharp- assistants in the Bowling Green firit paper Is delivered, Tues- the Harvard University museum of lished in 1919. day evening, Feb. 24, between comparative soology. Oology hi tha has expressly defined the principles shooting competition amort; inxilu- library for the summer term, it was 8 aad S p.m. Another colleague commented that he disc tions in those states. —ACP stated. collection and study of eggs. —ACP PAGE 2 BEE GEE NEWS

ninp; would be to require all college instructors BEE GEE N to have a recording made of their speaking. Such Published Every Wednesday of Colleliielr. >>r The a plan would be rery beneficial to the individu- STUDENT At Your Leisure POETRY Students of Bowline Green StateTJnlveralty als concerned. By Richard McCartney CORNER n» Um*a l«W VOICE By Bee Dennis Pbtockted GJefikfe Preu CINE . . . Academy of Motion Picture*' An Illusion of Solitude H«HwdMvirtM^S«iiict,bc. Would you prefer tht Satiifactory- I'ruatu/aetory grading system to the award* will be mad* Feb. 23, nomi- MM r, r" ' — *r——"— Twaa a little all with 410 mmmi av*. Mm. ywn. M. V. Scrap Heap one now in ueef nations for pix are; "Boy** Town", ■now Irene Pfeifer, Junior, Home Ee stu- "Citadel", "Pygmalion", "Teat Pilot" By That I saw in the woods that night; STAFF dent*: "I prefer the satisfactory-un- all MGM, "Four Daughters", "Robin The two great pine* in front of the Robert Baron Editor-ln-Chlef James Platt Ruth Osborn satisfactory system because it would Hood", "Jexebel" all Warner'*. "Al- door Phone 3521 eliminate students working for grades exander'* Ragtime Band" £0th-Fox, Stood transfigured in the light REHIND THE SCENES only. This would put our education- "Grand Illusion" World Picture Co. Managing Editor—Anthony France*, phone 7981. Asslst- We hear that some of the campus lads and lasses are al system on a higher basis and stu- and "You Can't Take It with You" Twaa a queer little place at the end anta—Richard Lllley, Norman King, Jane Btartsx- taking the "apple polishing" and "quill shooting" meth- dents would study for the knowledge Columbia, best actors will be from man, John Fitzgerald, Morton Grossman, Aanetta ods on their professors in order to obtain required grades they gain and forget whether the of the path one of these; Spencer Tracy, Robert One atory and no more it could tell, Gainer. George Bcattie, Edith Anderaon, Jean for eligibility in frata and sororities, . . . Remember, grade on the final report would be an Donat, Leslie Howard, Chas. Boyer Dowell, Allcne Shanaitter teacher knows. A or a C." Of some hermit soul whom solitude and James Cagney, and best actress- pleased "port* Editor- l.ymnn Known. AaaiatanU -Bill Frutig, Arx>ella Martin, freahman: "I am REVELATION will be one of these; Hitt.- Davis, Who had choaen this place to dwell. Allen Sautter, John Koown, Jean Conklin, Richard Harry Fox ha* finally trroken down, everybody, and absolutely not in favor of the propos Wendy Hiller, Fay Dunipnce admitted that he is THE "Casanova." ed system of grading because you B a in t er, N o r m a do not get the credit that is due you. Twaa a quaint little home with its flocioty Editor -Virginia Frnncea. Assistant*—Peggy There's a main attraction in Detroit now, for a cer- Shearer and Mar- chimney red Sladr, Eunice Bender. Hilda Glover, Alice Rpreng tain little campus "femme," and he yen under the name After all when you get out in the garet Sullivan . . . world you are paid a salary, so why Where the smoke curled out so alow. of John Kilgore. 'Tit said, the happy girl in Mary Smith. Italian fans like U. Organization Editor—Rernirc Dennis. Assietanta- And the four tiny windows placed, Certain fellow class-mates signed up for "speech" only not get paid by grades in college ac- S. pix so boo all oth- Letha Wachtman, Elide Clinger, June Smith, two on a side to discover that it was an "unsmap" courwe. cording to what you deserve?" e r s . . . "Jesse Margaret Atkins Howard L. Shine, junior, Liberal Gave forth a most radiant glow. Feature*—Richard McCartney, Carol Cheney, Eleanor James" that much AS USUAL Arte: "The satisfactory-unsatisfac- famed bandit will Gcauman Kelvin Grifrnon •'trucked" home over th« week-end. tory system would be immensely bet- invade the Cla-Zel Twaa a queer little haven I'll never Stair Photographer Abe Hoffman Accompanying him wan Bob "blondie" Smith and if you ter than the letter system. Grades Wed Thur. and Fri. forget need imy more in the way of an explanation Just use aro usually unfair due to the lack of Make-Up Darwin Mayfield player* are Tyrone Though the years forever roll back, your imagination. proper gauges to measure the ability Copy Editor* -Richard I.illey, Row Marie Weehler, R. McCartney Power, Henry Fon- And I know some day when I'm far of each individual." Marilee llargoaheimcr WHAT NOTS da, Randolph Scott and Nancy Kelly, away Would you believe that— Mary Lou Sehlambohm, ttophomore: story is of Jesse's escapades and of I'll think of that tumbled down shack. Buninem Manager Durl Gatchell "I do not approve of this satisfactory- Phone 1053 Meredith Miller insists the extra heart box eame from hi* death, running time, 105 min. Jeanne Dowell unsatisfactory grading system because the three younger Millers—eould bet — Jack "woman- Pix at the same house Sunday St Mon. Aaaiatant Business Manager lerry Whiti of tho indefinite standing of the pu killer" MrM'ihon starts shivering when the "enpt." gives is "Four Daughters" with the three Faculty Adviiuir Iluncan N. Kent! J

SPORT NOTES Pugs To Throw Plenty FROM Of Leather In Bouts QUEER SPOTS Humphrey, Brentlinger, Apple Risk Titles; Baseball Team To Be Outfitted From Funds OH! NO, NO, NOOO, NO! Contending th»t fans' shouts of The dull thud of a "from the floor punch" intercepted fre- "thief" and "robber" had nothing to quently by a rapid fire tatoo on the chin of a novice, and usually do with the problem. President Ray Succeeded by a flow of the crimson is the picture, as the forty Dumont of the National Semi-pro entries in the all-college Boxing tour Baseball Congress recently announced nument work out daily, under the that the umps' traditional blue suit watchful eyes of Tommy Vail, in Hapless Otterbien is "past tense" and that he is deck- preparation for the preliminary iag out his umps with classy black bouts Feb. 127; semi-finals March 1 Basketeers Invade and white stripes for the coming and finals March ti in the men's gym. Falcon Camp season! Promising to exceed last years WHAT, NO SOAP? leather-pushing carnival in sum total "Splashing prevents crashing" is of thrills and chills this year's mit Landismen Out To the motto of the township school at ' fest will attract hundreds of fans who Settle Old Score Havcrford. Pennsylvania. Six janitor;, ; enjoy ran] honest to goodness fight- with fire hoses are stationed at the ing by kids who give all they have FeAtheri will fly tomorrow whrn the gym windows and youthful gate from the first bell until the end. Otterbein basketeerf from WeattW- •rashers get a free bath! The varsity club's new boxing ring NEVER AGAIN will see service and will be set up a villa Invade the nee! of the B. (i. Fal- Claude Snarcy, track mentor at few days in advance in order to let con*. Detroit's Coaley High, boasts four the fellows polish up in actual ring If the consulted records linvo any high jumpers who clear over 6 feet! conditions. bearing on the Issue the Orange and Any high school coach is considered The proceeds will he used to outfit Brown cagers ihould come storming; an expert if he develops one of such the baseball squad this spring, adding back Into ilif conference win col- capability. another fine project to Baa lice's umn with a vengeance ai the Otter- MENTAI, IIAZZARD? varsity club. bein ball club has been kicked nmuml The golf course at Buimcr. on the Divisions Wide Open with mufli regularity in conference aorthwost frontier of India, is pat The return of only three champ- play tins season, They have a very rolcd by pairs of armed policemen, ions finds several belts wide open unimpressive record of nine defeata protecting players from being kid- and incidentally a group of men who end n«t victory. aapped by the fierce tribesmen of are gunning for each of them, (ior Tito Landismen have a score to Waziristan! Several bo*§ who will weigh iheir chance* in lh» AM-Collrgr boxin*> tourney •nuair off and pn»r in a pei don Humphrey, king of the 166 lb. settle with the Weaterville lade IIN KI.UM'S MUM division of this university and North Otto Klum, University of Hawaii ■ imiiiii mood for the photographer. Reading from left to right: Bob Cullen, Mr. X, "Vic" Peterson, Boyd Muuer, they furnished one of the mars on- Gordon Humphrey. western Ohio, is back in the roll and football guide, recently moaned that last year's fine slate. plans to stay. Paul Apple, fighting Pacific Coast coaches were snatching Humphrey ia defending hit 145-55 lb. crown while Muner it favored t< win the heavyweight title due to in the 136 lb. division, will defend •p the best talent on the islands. the imprettive record he made in winning the district golden glovit title latt year. Another clever battler it "Vic" Petenon who will fight in tho 165 lb. claat. Cullen and the mysterious Mr. are dark hortet in their his title and will find his brother NETTER BIOG Which is why Klum was glum. It has divisiont. Noel Apple giving him some tough Just been announced that the captain competition. alect of the University of Hawaii Severul freshman lads show a lot One lad who didn't have to leave. aleven is Art Stranske, former all- of ability and signs of previous ex- town to make good is lion Mason, Southern California high school full- perience in the mit wars. I,ads whom five foot oleven, one hundred and back. Which is why Klum is mum! you can rely on to be real contend- rty pound sharp shooting ace who SURPLUS ENTHUSIASM? ers for their respective weight divis- is one of the main cogs in the Kresh- Playing on an outdoor court dur- ions are Jack Wells, a "blonde hope" man five. Don earned three varsity ing a driving snow storm, Peace AH Sorts From All Sports recently Iran f erred from Montana basketball letters at Bowling Grata Valley, Missouri's basketeers defeat- SUtte. Also Karl Ilrillhart, Vie 1'et and waj a member of that team when ad Dara High by a 30-13 score. erson and Hill Woodward are mean they were district "A" .champs. He •IT'S THE EARLY BIRD THAT . ." handler! of their dukes. also earned three letters in tennis. Lee Crim, farmer living near Mon- By Bill Frutig Last year he won the district tennis Heavyweights Top Card tki Ho. Iowa, now has less than eleven crown and reached the semi-finals at The "Man Mountain" Don Brent- Months to wait before using the Iowa the state meet. He also enjoys soft Bill Frutig linger, claimant of the "big-men's" Notre Dame football ducats he order- hall and billiards. He is working for belt, will certainly have to mix it up ad in June, 1986. his degree in accounting. That the All-College Boxing Tournament quarter fin- who wish to try for berths on the varsity football squad, in order to hold his belt unmurked. als February 27, the semi-finals and stiff punching in all spring practice will officially be inaugurated according There are at least three men point- Orangemen to Enter weight divisions has been In evidence for the past four to plans recently made known by head coach Ockerman. ing for this title and ench claims a season pass will hnve to pay l&c weeks in the college gym where the fighters have been The squad unll meet daily in the gym from that time un- distinction by previous battles. Hoyd each for the first two nites und 25c working out. We might perhaps make our point more til weather permits work on the field. All graduating Musser, king of the heavies of the for the finals. Heidelberg Fracas Tickets may be secured from any clear if we were to state that the college tournament seniors that are majoring in I'hysical Education will as- Toledo Golden Gloves, will be As Underdogs fights in which the contestants don't try are about as sist with the coaching, and 40 nome candidates are to there. McCloud, Toledo University varsity club member, at Hansakcrs scarce as professional skunk fights to borrow a phrase report. Practice will conclude with an inter-squad game heavyweight champ of 1938, is work- Drug Store or Smiths Barber Shop. Also, Tommy Vail, local policeman, Heidelberg will play host to the from Charles Ward of the DETROIT FREE PRESS. Wednesday, April the fifth. ing out daily. Also Bud Sherck, B will be selling tickets. Falcons next Tuesday night in their The boys fight only three rounds of two minute dura- Kostoria lad who missed the Olympic half of the home and home agree- tion, but in those three they park as much energy as TRACK STAR LOOMS squad by a very close battle, is en- atent some professionals put into a 16 round bout. Included Someone once said that a dark horse breaks the tape deavoring to get in shape after a long Atlantic Quality Lubricants The Falcons hold a slim 31-30 vic- amongst those who will compete for the all-college titles every day, but in this particular case Bob Habenstien lay-off. tory over the Student Princes by vir- are such abovr-thc average talent as Boyd Musser, To- didnt win; however, the fact remains that there is an in- Ticket Sales Keep up-kcep down tae of Mike Kormaxis' last minute ledo Golden Glove heavyweight champion, Don Brent- experienced sophomore half-miler good enough to handle As usual, students will receive a the assignment and become s valuable point winner ac- WHITE FLASH ST A. bat-in. linger, current college heavyweight champion, Bob Lu- marked reduction in the price of tick- Cor. Wash, and Main The Student Princes might be rul cas, Gordon Humphrey, present college champion, Vic cording to Coach Landis. Official figures give Haben- ets. For the three nites adults will ad a favorita In the coming tussle as Peterson, Bud Sherfc, Bill Woodward, Eddie Wellner, stien a second place by virtue of his excellent showing be charged 7f>c. Students may obtain (key have the advantage of playing Harry Hicks, and Blondy—nobody would further identi- made at the Wayne University track meet held in De- a season pass for the three nites from •rVVVV^»^/^s%snr^/W^rti^a^r^.^Ar^•V^^^sa•»ar^• ea their hoase court where they have fy has for me—who handles himself as if he'd been in troit Habenstien did not compete in high school since varsity club members for .'15c. If the reputation of being a hard team the ring before. So, boxing fans, if you want to keep he only weighed 116 pounds in those days. Neverthe- you do not have a season ticket, •a beat Evidence of tfcJa fact is the your blood pressure down all you have to do is become less, as a freshman hslf miler last spring Bob ran the adults will have to pay 26c each for way they maa handled & G. last year all-college boxing tournament conscious. Tickets may be distance In 2 minutes and 8 seconds which will plsce the preliminaries and semi-finals and a* Heidelberg and also the scare the parchasai from any Vanity club member or by calling hint on any team in the conference. Scholastically, Ha- 60c for the finals. Students without Toleda U. team received thaw 8711 at the Physical Bdwcation office. The price is 15 benstien Is a book and motor student, and a former presi- year. cents for all three shows and to date there is a hag* dent of Emerson Literary Society. It is sincerely be- demand tar tickets lieved that Bob will live up to the coaches' expectations •^'vv^^AAAAs^Ag^^•^,^r^A/w^sn,^r^/v•a»,^ DIAMOND PROGRESS if hard work will accomplish It. Which just about con- You'll Like Go to the Sparkling Falcon Recent bulletins from the Physical Education depart- cludes everything" that I'd act up for your attention. MODEL ment reveal that the baoeball diamond, which when com- Falcons; therefore, after reminding you that there's Defense Baffles pleted will be eeeond to none, eon not 6e available for no school Wednesday I'll remain your News commenta- "Better Grade" PURITY nee thil spring; and that the schedule has a few open tor who appreciates very much the following submitted Dairy Products for your best Young»town Cagers elates. Houmver, the tUe for drainage purpoeee is in by M. M.: place and Ike field ie in the process of grading. Everything comes to him who waits; Home made candies, With their defensive play shadow- Always fresh SWINE HIDE LEAVES MOTHBALLS But here's a plan that's slicker; Always the best ice cream and toasted sag their offensive eadeavors the B. Monday, February 27, following a meeting in Room The person who goes after what he wants G. Falcens smothered Youssjstown 3(7 Physical education Building at 4 Pit of all those Will got it that much quicker. sandwiches College by the score of 33-27 in a Model Dairy All 10c Sundaes contest last Thursday in the eastern NOTED DANCES IN TOLEDO Winter Sport Sapper to be held Wed- will be made for those making the re- and Sodas, special 8c Ohio city. nesday, March 8. This supper ter- The fracas was a very close affair Many students are planning on go- quired number of points. ing to Toledo February 23 to see Har- minates all winter sports and awards until the last eight ssiantee whea the old JCreutzberg, Europe's and Ameri- Landismen clamped down with an air IVVVVVVVVVVWVWVVVVVWWSVVWVVS tight defense that held the home team ca's greatest modern dancer. He is being sponsored by Toledo Univer- scoreless from the field. The starting five of Cordiaco and sity. February Here's where the whole Bishop, guards; Kormaxis, center; WINTEa SPORT SUPPER gang meets. ■nd Pick and Zechman, forwards; plus Plans are now being made for the Savings! Bagameyer and Madams built up an WHY 18-14 lead at half time with a closing On Raincoats roan. Youagstown closed this gap Because they can get after the rest period and with only Water repellent cloths, eight minutes remaining the score the best food, the best was knotted 25-25. Then B. G. put neat appearing and fountain service and all en their best defensive show of the dressy. Greys, Browns, kinds of school sup- evening and went on to outscore their and Tans. opponents 8-3. plies. They also know • Kormaxis and Pick with seven each $2.98 to $5.00 the rest of the gang will paced the Falcon scorers. Hagameyer be there because there For the ideal refreshment during the game followed with six and Cordiaco and Zechman bagged four" counters Men's rubberized coats is plenty of room for eat a delicious apiece. everyone. Greys, Blacks, lined HARMS ICE CREAM BAR QUALITY DRY CLEANING $1.98 to $5.00 — Sasao Day Service — PARROT We eall aad d.liver HARMS ICE CREAM CO. Leitman't Dry Cleaner* .176 N. Vain Ph. 7611 RESTAURANT Free Home Delivery *A^^*^W^AAW^ft^^s1WsW^^WW ftsf%fta^a^Ar\r\r^s^ans^g^r^r*»r^rVW»S>V University's Dr. Julian L. Woodward sick and the one object of any doctor ed by Brother Eugene Willctt. PHRATRA CUPID PARTY after an extensive research into cam- his mother can lay her hsnds upon. members of the faculty, will soon be Twelve fellows from the Delhi house HONORS RUSHEES The University of California has a Special Scenery la llied pus social life. asking students to cooperate in plan- attended the BM C,cc Willenhcrg Twenty-five rushees enjoyed a special course on the legal rights of These driving forces are: Special scenery will be used for ning entertainment to show different basketball (tame week end before last. cupid's birthday party held by the women. —ACP "The drive for prestige; the need this play. Fifteen changes of scen- phases of student life and campus After the game they spent Sat. night Phratra sorority on Tuesday, Feb. ery, with nine complete set*, will be activity. An immediate enthusiastic 14 at the home of Miss Mary frailer, to release tremendous energy by do- nnd Sunday at the home of Larry Research at the University of Illi- needed. Some of the changes arc response will, no doubt, come from Red and white carried out the ing things and going places; the wish Williamson In Ccdnrsvillc, Ohio. nois is proving that air-conditioning made on the stage without lowering the entire student body. valontnio idea, and clever plans for to achieve independence from home «» O materially aids a patient's chances of the curtain, and while the play is in Scores of visiting students, parents, mixing centered around cupid. Miss ties and be recognized as an adult; recovery. —ACP progress. To create the effect of a and teachers remarked lust year upon COMMONERS HOLD CLOSED Ada Kathfoldur and Miss Alice Heat- the problem of relationship with the dream, intricate lighting arrange- the favorable impression they receiv- SMOKER AT HOUSE ty planned the entertainment. other sex; and finally the planning Coe College's new campus social ments are being created. A court ed of the student body and expressed The Commoners introduced pledge <» <> for adult life." center has been named "Coketail room, a jail with cells, a millionaire's warm appreciation of efforts shown week by holding a closed smoker at DON RAYE TO BEAT OUT Did You Know lounge," —ACP their house on E. Wooster street TOM-TOM FRIDAY that Bowling Green has the finest mansion and the composer's studio here to make their visit to the campua Williams Hall muidens are all aflut- are among the types of scenes which thoroughly enjoyable. Monday evening, Feb. 20 at 9 p. m. rock crystal material in the United The Oregon State College museum ter these days while making pluns for will be presented. Thirty five guests nnd BO brothers States? The Earl W. Newton Com- has been given a huge stuffed moose tho annual formal this Friday which attended the party Faculty sponsors pnny, engravers of rock crystal on from—-of all people—the Loyal Or- Poor Weather Slows is to be styled the "Minnatonka and guests attending Included I>r. Conneaut Ave. (across from the city der of Moose. —ACP Five B. G. Debaters Construction; Dorm Walter A. Ziuigg, Prof. Willard B, Prom." Those in charge plan to car- park), is one of the most unusual and ry through the idea of "Indian Lore" Finished By Fall Singer, l>r. Clyde Ilissong and Mr. interesting sites in this part of Ohio. Buekncll University English teach- Go To Manchester in decoration and program. The William Donlpece, Both Or. Ilissong Mr. A. E. Gorenson, the mannger, is ers are having their voices tested to (Continued from page 1, col. ii) (Continued from page 1, col. 4) wholi "powwow" promises to be a most cordial in showing you about and Mr. DunlpSCS are honorary mem- aid them in making their lectures rupidly. The steel structure is com- "Heap-big" success. Those in charge and explaining the intricucies of the in the past. Last year's debaters won bers of the fraternity. more interesting. —ACP pletely erected, and the men are now are Mrs. Mr Williams, housemother; ngrnving done by the experienced ahout one-third of their debates. Kefreshmi'iits were served, and starting the masonary above grade. Shirley llanna, house chairman; Mnr- employees. It's well worth your while Men Are Veteran! ahort speeches were given by the The edifice will be soon in the con- jorie Swarat, chairman of decora- to visit the factory, as it is very edu- The five men going to Manchester fruternily's officers and the faculty dition where form and shape will be tions; Helen ('hum, chairmun of re- cational to see some of this fine art. QUOTABLE are all experienced debaters and are guests. freshments and Elaine Andrews, considered the best in the university. visible. <» <> Hints to Rushees QUOTES This project is not a W. P. A. pro- chairman of the program. Chieftain The Social Committee, in collabor- They have been picked through elimi- FIVE BROTHERS PLAN gram as was previously incorrectly Dim Rays lias been signed to bent out ation with Dr. Florence I.itchfield, nations both in practice debates with- 1 "We «liou!il .study history and soci- reported, but is a P. W. A. project. TIP-OFF DANCE MARCH 3 tin evening's "tom-tom." suggest some of the proper procedures in the university and in those with The Five Brothers are in the midst ology und science and philosophy and other colleges. <» <> for rushires. MsNHMMHHISIIIIII III! IIIHI III III IHtlllllllWIIIIi «if plans for the Tip Off all campus ANNUAL HOUSEMOTHERS economics, not that out of such in- Spitler was a member of the fa- "Acceptance" vestigation* we may he able to find PETTY'S •Janes to be held March 8. TEA GIVEN BY W. S. G. L. Miss June Brown accepts with mous Highfield-Spitler combination I.nst Sunday as is the custom of Thirty-five house mothers attended the immediate solution of pressing which went to the National 1'i Kappa Garage and Gas Sta. the annual Housemothers' Ten, given pleasure the Kappa Kappa (iumma'a problems, but rather that we may re- tho Five Bros, all brothers attended invitation to tea on Sunday after- Delta tournament in Topeka in 1938, Complete Auto Service hy the Women's League on Wednes- gain a reasonable perspective." New "We Never Close" the Church of Christ in a body. noon, April the tenth, from three to Shanly has debated three years and <» «» day, February IB, from 4 to B o'clock York University's Dean I. II. Berjr attended the Manchester meet last Opposite the Post Office in Studio B of the Practical Arts five. proposes a program to combut unrest THREE KAYS ENTERTAIN 130 Tenth Street year. Shine is a four-year debater building. and jitteryness in Americans. —ACP RUSHEES AT DINNER April the fourth and one of the most polished men on The guest* were entertained by A group of Three-Kny girls en- "Regret" the team. Cryer debated as a fresh- Miss Margaret Zaugg, who played se- "If you can find something on ev- tertained six freshmen friends at a Miss Jano Brown regrets that a man and sophomore and has returned GIBSON'S HOME lections on the violin, and Miss Eliza- ery page of your morning newspaper dinner party Friday evening. Typical previous engagement prevents her to the platform as a senior. Hunter beth Maurcr, who accompanied her that interest you, then you are enor- patriotic colors red, white, and bluo from accepting Kappa Kappa Gam enters the tournament with a good RESTAURANT on the piano. mously vital and alive." Dr. William •exemplified the theme of Washing- ma's kind invitation to tea on Sunday record as a freshman. Mrs. Sharp nnd Miss Jane llobart I.yon Phelps, famed Yaleman, gives ton's birthday. The girla who enter- afternoon, May the tenth. poured during tho hour. us a new standard for determining All garments cleaned and tained are: Erma Stevens, Glendorn 130 Tenth Street «» «» mentul alertness. —ACP pressed 75c Woods, Norma Weckerly, Elaine An- April tho fourth. drews, Freida Kpcch, and Margaret WOMAN'S CLUB STAGES Home Laundry and WASHINGTON PARTY TODAY 1. Write on white cards or while Jones In .in effort to satisfy students' note pupcr in blue or block ink. Tb Dependable Dry Miss Skippy Cook, n former Bowling search for new and different inter uao of violet or green ink suggests Parade Of Opinion Cleaners Gram student, now studying law at tainment within their means and es eccentricity and gaudiness. lflll W. Wooster Dial 2981 Ohio Northern, was present for the penally for the mid week vacation, 8. CentW writing on page with University of Michigan: 85 per dinner, and stayed for I he week end. the Woman's Club is offering a novel generous margins. cent of the students favor the lifting ii'iimiiiliiliimiiiiihiii of the embargo against loyalist Spain. «> <» program especially for University 3. It. S. V. I*. always requires a GOTHAM ISO STUDENTS ATTEND students this evening. written answer. At Harvard, 1,800 students signed n COLD STRIPE HOSIERY EMERSON MASS MEETING From 5:80 to 7:30 p. m. the club petition asking the same thing. University of Minnesota: "Students Emerson Literary Society forgot will open with their regular buffet "SWEET AND SWINGY " WAS BON TON HAT their dignity Monday evening and be ■Upper for everyone including col- QUILL TYPE DANCE voted .'t to I against a third term for SHOP OHM (supposedly) an angry com- legians. Then from 8:00 to B:80 a Idist Friday evening sixty couples President Itoosevelt. munity. It held a mass meeting to de- special hilarious "Little Show" will danced to the "sweet and swingy" cide what should be done about liquor be staged as the patrons look on music played by Don Kayo and his NO BASKETBALL in the town of Xville as a result of from their tables which will be ar- orchestra at the Quill Type dance in Tho girls have been unable to have John Doe running over n five year ranged in cabaret style. the Reception Hall. The decorations their regular scheduled games last old child while in a drunken state, Following this will bo games and consisted of several Quill Type in week or this because of tho high The floor was crowded with people dancing to nickelodeon music from signia—u gold quill on a black anil school tournaments. The next game • lesiring to express their views on 10:00 to 12:00. red background- bung from the rail will be February id and the finals tho subject anil the meeting closed Admission for the evening, 8:00 to of the balcony. During the intermis- will be held March 1 and 7. after nearly resulting in a riot. 12:00, is 2B cents per person, while sion punch und cookies were served. RIFLE MATCH ^rts^Air>s'%rts^^Ni%/V^^fVfV,'e^a-VVVSrV'VV»e^ o «» those who wish to attend the late A rifle match was held last week party only, 10:00 to 12:00, will be between the' junior high school boys FIVE SISTERS HOLD SOCIAL DANCING LESSONS B. G. S. U. BARN PARTY FOR CO-EDS charged only 16 cents. CONTINUE IMIS SEMESTER and the college girls. The girls won, Tho Five Sisters entertained 2fi co- This is Bowling Green's first np- Social dancing loasiona are going but the school boys used a smaller SILVER RINGS eds at a rush party Monday night nro"ch ,0 To|cdo University's liquor- to be taught again this semester. The target and did not use rests. which was in the form of an old- less night club, The El Ahodo. first lesson, Wednesday, February 16, Special $1.00 fashioned barn dance. The attic of will just be a generul review so if you the sorority house was converted in- The importance of livestock in Ohio have not taken lessons before don't Attend the to the loft of a barn and was made agriculture is shown by the figures for hesitutc to come. Admission is 10c OPENING Klever's to appear very renlistic by the ad- farm income in 1938. Sales of all and dancing starts promptly at 8 and of the new- dition of straw and corn. farm crops brought $63,881,000 but continues until 9:30. Jewelry Store The guests were requested to come tho sales of livestock and livestock Ideal Beauty Roy Klever dressed as old-fashioned farmers products totaled $218,086,000. and the evening was climaxed by a Shop box-lunch. Each rushvc bought her J. J. CURRY box with corn which she had found BANKEY OPTOMETRIST Thursday, Feb. 23 during the evening, her box being GULF SERVICE Ph. 9M1 116 E. Court at 126 E. 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