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Bee Gee News February 22, 1939 Bowling Green State University ScholarWorks@BGSU BG News (Student Newspaper) University Publications 2-22-1939 Bee Gee News February 22, 1939 Bowling Green State University Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.bgsu.edu/bg-news Recommended Citation Bowling Green State University, "Bee Gee News February 22, 1939" (1939). BG News (Student Newspaper). 501. https://scholarworks.bgsu.edu/bg-news/501 This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. MAY QUEEN BOXING TOURNEY ELECTION OPENS MARCH 8 Bee Gee News PAGE 3 VOL. XXIII. BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY, FEBRUARY 22, 1939 No. 20 Cast Starts Intensive For Japan Forum Features Debate For China Five Bee Gee Debaters To Enter Rehearsal As Opening Between Japanese And 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<l. linei prior to his death. ly difficult for amateurs to give it Japanese crisis. represent, and they obtained their meeting on Sunday. to participate In the snnual North This private library consists of I.- the correct interpretation. The di- early education in their native lands. Manchester College spaach tourn 187 books, 1,728 pamphlet! and docu- rectors' task is doubled in this uni- Or. Chi received his Ph. 1>. 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.
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