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Chapter Host To 16 Schools Claim Political Pressure Would Nullify Fair Ballot President Seven Sisters Win National Education Society Esther Russell Cup Compromise Plan Based On Merit System Presented At With 2.89 Average Hot Meeting In Council Chamber Monday Night; Meets Here Friday, Saturday No Final Decision Reached Get Scholarship Award For The Student Council rejected a proposal of the Key Staff to Committees Plan Forum*, Mass Meeting, Lunches, 19th Time In 21 Tries; elect, by popular vote, one man and one woman us "outstanding Dinners; Dr. Mary Hissong, Miss Ingold To Speak personalities" on the campus in one of the most heated discussions Skols Second the Council has recently seen. Friday; Two-Day Convention Closes With Dance Don Rager, editor of the Key, was called into the meeting to Compiling an average of 2.89 fur discuss the plan. The Council, after almost an hour of argument The annual regional convention of the Kappa Delta Pi, national last semester, the Seven Sister sor- pro and con banned the proposal on honorary association for students of education, will be held on ority again won the Esther Russell Sing Sing Begins the grounds that it would cause too Scholarship cup, according to much "hard feelings" and thai the this campus on October 25 and 26 with 16 colleges and univir- final election would not name per- data from the Inter-sorority Council. Bitiee sending representatives, according to Dr. Walter A. Zaugg, Where Schools Fail sonalities that would be truly repre- The announcement was made in sentative of the University. sponsor. assembly last week and the cup will Says Warden Lawes Too Much Politic! Delta Clu, local chapter, Roberta Hanline, president, will have be presented to Eloise Dyer, Seven The Council argued that the elec- "♦charge of events which will begin on Sister president, at the Inter-sorority Forum Speaker Gives Low tion would fall into the hands of cam- Friday evening in the Recreation Tea. Down On Prisoners At pus politicians who coulu, through high pressure campaigning, elect stu- 'Margin For Error* Hall. Music will be under the di- In the race for the highest point averages, the other sororities lined Famous New York 'Pen' dents who were not "outstanding Staff Prepares For rection of Professor Leon Fauley up below the Seven Sisters as fol- personalities." and addresses will be given by Miss lows: Skols, 2.75; Phratrn. 2.724; "Prisons get the failures of the Under the Key's original plan, stu- Production Nov. 1,2 Jolita Ingold, who will speak on "Ed- 3-Kay, 2.724; Las Amigns, 2.06; Five church, the school and the home," dents would be nominated through said Wardon lA>wis E. Lawes, hu- ucation in Uraguay" and Dr. Mary Sisters, 2.06. petition with 25 signatures required Roberta Hanline, fcpni.ir in the mnnitariunist nnd head of Sing Sing to placo names on the ballot for a Root Will Head Tech Staff; C. Hissong who will speak on "Gen- These averages are compiled by Prison who spoke at the first Wood Collet* of Education, and president averaging the point averages of all special election. All University stu- Assisted By Mahla tile Reform in Italian Education." County Forum of the season Sunday. of thr local chapter of Kappa Delli the sorority members in each sorority dents would be eligible to vote. The And Leggett The guests at this reception will be Pi, will he in charg* °* all actlviti* Prisoners come from every walk man and woman winning the greatest for the previous semester. The cup is of life and from all kinds of environ- the visiting delegates and all honor at the regional meeting of the na- awarded each semester. number of votes would bo named tional honorary ■ociety thi. week- ments, the Warden^ said. Sing Sing Mr. and Miss Varsity" and would The complete staff for "Margin For students in education in this school, The cup was originated by the has men from 10 years of age to 80 Error". Clare Booth's mystery thrill- end. reign over Key Day activities planned An officer's breakfast will be held Skol sorority in 1930 in the interest —bartenders, aviators, radio an- for May 23. The runners-up would er which will be presented Friday of promoting higher scholarship. nouncers and even u former prison and Saturday, Nov. 1 and 2, will be at the Parrot Restaurant at 8 a. m. comprise their court. 191 Register Oct. 16 In the 21 times the cup has been warden. headed by Carroll Root as stage man- Saturday, with William Robertson Compromise Offered of Western Teachers' College, Kala- presented, the Seven Sisters have Lawes. international figure in pon- A counter plan was offered the ager, Newman Hahla as technical At Dean's Office For won it 19 times. Only twice has the ological circles and advocator of len- director, and Harold Leggett as scen- maxoo, Michigan, presiding. Key Staff which would elect person- cup been out of the sorority: the first iency and humanitarian methods in alities on a merit system. The Coun- ic artist. Dr. Clyde Hissong will preside at Selective Service the general session which starts at time, in 1937 when it was won by the prisons, gave a summary of the Sing cil proposed that outstanding stu- The set, that of a modern New Skols and again last year when the Sing methods and illustrated his talk dents could be named on the basis of Tort apartment, is now under con- 10 a. in. in the Practical Arts Build- ing. After Dr. Frank S. Prout ex- Total Registration Higher; 3-Kay sorority made the highest point with experiences with individual their extra-curricular activities, their struction. The rest of the produc- average. cases. acedomic work, and their contribu- tion staff ia as follows: tends greetings and Martha Jordan Local Students Sign and Joan Coulon render a vocal duet, At Court House l.nwi-, pointed out that a prisoner tion to the University. Assistant Stage Managers: June Dr. C. Glenn Swanson of Bowling can follow any ono of 166 different Under this new plan, the election and Margaret Hiltx. Green State Univeristy, a member occupations at the Sing Sing strong- would be out of the hands of the stu- One hundred and ninety-one stu- 12 Years Without hold. Prisoners are allowed to do dent body and that a non-partison, Properties: Paul Ladd. Charity of Theta chapter in Greeley, Colo- dents registered for the national Mow, Sarah Prosser, Marion Baron, rado, will speak on "Some Sociolo- the same work they did before they non-political board with out frater- draft in Dean A. B. Conklins office Calling The Morgue differed with man made law. nity or sorority affiliations would do Marshall Forts, Hazel Pratt, gical Suggestions on Good Teaching." last Wednesday. Seven of the regis- Lights: Roger Wheeler and Clair A panel discussion will follow this Seventy per cent of all murderers the final selecting. tered were members of the Univer- You think you're going to die? arc first c-ffendcrs, having never com- No Final Agreement Forrest. address. sity faculty. Well, wait awhile because you can't mitted a previous crime, Lawes sta- The Council and the Key Staff did Costumes: Marie Greenwood, Mar- Dr. Zaugg will preside over the The total number of students reg- get by with it here! In her 12 years ted. ont come to a final agreement when tha Lown, Eileen Pickett, Patricia luncheon which will be held at Kohl istered from the University will ex- as registered nurse at Bowling Green Inmates at Sing Sing participate the meeting adjourned at 8:30. The Mid, Elisabeth Hornyak, and Elea- Hall. Dr. H. B. Williams will give ceed this figure since many students State University Miss Thelma Stev- in athletic programs and are com- Council left its proposal with Kager. nor Carpenter. greetings and the speakers will be registered at the court house, as did ens has yet to phone the morgue. pelled to complete seven years of President Gatchell presented the Dr. T. O. McCracken, national presi all Bowling Green resident students. Business Stall: Ernest Maddock, That old saying "It can't happen schooling if they have not done so Council's stand when he stated that Marjorie Sutter, Jean Ann Goodnight, dent of the organixation, and Pro- This number, however, is not speci- here" was definitely a falsehood prior to their sentence. The prison the Council would not consider a Eugene Miller, and Lois Mayfield. fessor E. I. F. Williams, national fically known but the general regis- when the word diptheria was uttered has its own doctors, dentists, phy- popular election, subject to cam- Sound Effects: Michael D'Asaro. recorder-treasurer. Luncheon tickets tration is far in excess of the ex- on the campus. Did a turn in the chologists, pharmacists anil hospital. paigning and politics, but that it can be had for 76c but should be re- pected 13B. cards keep away that still more im- would back a plan to select outstand- Building Crew: Waldo Egbert, Joe served with Dr. Zaugg not later than This registration was called under Freeman, Charles Johnson, John portant word, epidemic, which is cap- ing personalities on a strictly merit this afternoon. authority of the Selective Service Act able of claiming thousands of lives? basis. Keown, Hugh Nott, Bruce Siegen- by Congress and which is to go into Cast Complete For Led by students from Indiana- No, it was the turn of the health de- thaler. Eugene Cheetwood, Dorothy effect immediately. Certain numbers Penn State Teachers College, Ohio partment's hands in the form of co- Fischer, Joan Norsworthy. and Steve will be drawn and men with these The Waning Moon DeSandro, Stark Receive Stawides. University, New York State Teach- operation. ers' College, Michigan State Normal numbers will be the first called for O.K., Fill C. A. A. Quota training. Through a somewhat com- Did someone say the health fee Actors in "The Waning Moon", the School and Heidelberg College, six is unneseccary—how about a nice epi- subjects will be discussed during the plicated system men from every walk Workshop Players' production which Ixiuis DeSandro and Jerome Stark of life will be selected for a year's demic of scarlet fever instead? will be presented at the meeting of have received notice from Washing- Thief Eats Peanuts; afternoon session which will be held Heads it wins, tails you lose! in the P. A. building. active service. the Northwestern Ohio Teachers As- ton, D. C. that their C. A. A. phyci- Beta Gammas Blush The program will close Saturday sociation, are Carl Lewis, Ned Free- cal qualifications came up to the expected government standards. These night with an all-campus dance. man, Erold Diller, Olin Fischer, Mar- shall Folts, and Richard Roberta. two boys complete the Bowling Green A peanut pilferer with a mania Krout Takes Championship As The student director is Cecelia Rhors. C. A. A. first semester flight quota for Planter's famous product and a Walter Maga and Mary Alice Reihm and have already started their flight knack for picking locks is reported Speech Professors Speak are stage managers. training. to be at large on the campus) At Statewide Meeting B. G. Riders Win Horse Show At th<; meeting last Thursday of On November 31 a motion picture The Beta Gamma Upsilon frater- the Workshop Players a constitution on aviation will be shown to the flight nity at 123 E. Court St. was a victim The Hedden School of Riding walk- Evans of Douglas Meadows riding was adopted. After the meeting, students and any other rtudenta in- of a raid on their peanut vending Professors Upton Palmer and El- Mickey; Amateur boy or girl rider, preliminary try-outs for "Alice In terested in aeronautics. This film was machine Sunday night, according to ed off with four of the seven classes don T. Smith, members of the speech in the first annual horse show here Roselyn Schwry of the Hedden School Wonderland", the Players' profession- produced by the American Airlines members living at the house. of Riding on Duchess; Flve-Gaited department, spoke before a state- Friday night. Virginia Krout, a al production, were held. "Two and has met with complete success The machine, which holds several performance, John Lawnsbury of wide meeting of secondary and col- freshman, riding Bachelor of Arta, Crooks And a Lady" waa selected whero ever it has been shown. More pounds of peanuts, was emptied twice Toledo on Oh Oh; pairs class, Mary for presentation at the next meeting information regarding this film will Sunday, netting six cents and a glass lege speech teachers at a meeting at gave (he star performance of the evening, winning the Championship F. Church and Margaret Smith of of the group. be realeased early next week. container filled with puffed rice. The Delaware, Saturday. Mr. Palmer's the Hedden School of Riding mounted lock was untouched both times and subject was "Dramatic Arts Stan- class, the flve-gaited performance class and places in several other on Dolly Vardew and Reindeer; La- the culprit filled the machine with dards in the High School". Mr. Smith dies' three-gaited class, Judith Wild the inflated Chinaman's dish the participated in a panel discussion of classes. Douglas Meadows was the Uni- of Bowling Green, on Roderic Dhu; second time. "The Place of Speech In Democracy". Too Much Red Tape In Absent versity's closest rival, taking three Flve-gaited horsemanship and the firsts. Oh Oh of Toledo, ridden by championship, Virginia Krout of the John Lawnsbury and Roderic Dhu of Hedden School of Riding on Bachelor Ballot Says Missouri President the Hedden School of Riding and of Arts. Intelligence Tests Unreliable ridden by Judith Wild won firsts for Miss A. Wrey Warner was ring FULTON, MO.-(ACP)- Thousands master, and judge for the show was performance. Reid Discoverer Of of American college students arc vir- Says University of Iowa Prof. The novelty of the evening was the Eli Long Jr. of the White Star Farm, tually disfranchised because of "cum- performance by Margaret Smith on Delaware, Ohio. Long was judge at New Compounds bersome" absentee voting laws, it is the Hedden high school horse. Rein- the Junior Horseman's First Annual pointed out by Dr. Franc L. MrCluer, STATE COLLEGE, PA-(ACP)- So- deer. Equally novel was the Egg Charity Horse Show in Indianapolis president of Westminister College. Five Brothers Win this spring at which 11,000 in money Mr. James C. Reid, of the chemis- called "intellectuals" who know all and Spoon race won by Grace Peitch- His conclusion is based on a survey and 22 -trophies were awarded. try department, while working on the answers oftentimes are "unintel- Decoration Award man. by the College's institute of public Winners in each class are as fol- his master's degree at Pennsylvania affairs. ligent," a University of Iowa psy- V. F. W. Charity Show State College, discovered two hither- Dr. McCluer said more than 100,- The plaque awarded by the Y. M. lows: Ladies Three-Gaited, Eliza- chology professor told the American beth Shirley of Douglas Meadows on To Be Given Oct 23-24 to unknown furan compounds. 000 students of voting age "are dis- C. A. to the fraternity or sorority couraged as actually forbidden to Psychological Association here. having the best decorated house dur- Pet; Amateur Lady Rider, Margie He spent a year on the chemistry exercise their voting franchise." "When carried to extremes, mental ing Homecoming was won this year A charity show, featuring the mu- of the furan system studying certain sical farce, "A Hillbilly Wedding" The survey discovered little con- stunts such as cross-word punles and by the Five Brothers Fraternity. The Breg To Address Y.M., Y.W. transformations peculiar to this prize-winning decorations consisted with a east of more than 90, will be formity in statutes. Missouri and question-and-answer superficiality chemical unit, which is made from Oklahoma, specify that absentee vot- of a miniature football field laid oat At Joint Meeting Thursday given tonight and tomorrow night oat hulls. A compound called furfur- ing is possible only within state have the effect of making a wast- on the lawn in front of the frater- at 8:16 in the High School auditor- al is also prepared from them, which boundaries, while Rhode Island and baaket of the human mind," said Dr. nity house on South Main Street, Roy D. Breg, executive secretary ium by the V. F. W., Paul E. Ladd is used in petroleum refining and the George D. Stoddard. "Sheer accumu- and a Huron Indian tepee in the mid- of the Allied Youth, headquarters In Post 1148. Virginia insist it is legal only if the manufacture of synthetic plastics. voter is outside the boundaries. lation of information is the antithesis dly of the football field. In front of Washington. D. C, will speak on Brice Bressler, Commander, is in of intelligent activity." charge of all committees and Miss The production of this compound Citing varied restrictions in num- the tepee was a sign which read, "The "Recreation for Youth Today" at a is one of the major occupations of joint meeting of the Y. M. C. A. and Velma Anderson of Rock Island, HI. erous other states, Dr. McCluer con- Dr. Stoddard charged that present Right To Win is not Huron." the Quaker Oats Company. Mr. intelligence tests overlook "orginali- The plaqne will be awarded each the Y. W. C. A. Thursday at 8 p. m. will direct the show. Tickets for cludes : Breg, nationally known speaker, will University students are 25 cents and Reid was working under Dr. J. G. "This situation is particularly ty." and "measure only items which year and any organixation winning Aston of Pennsylvania State while have been overlearned and do not it three times In succession will gain also address the Rotary and Kiwanis available at Lloyd's Drug Store. undemocratic and senseless. doing this research. College boys and girls of voting ag*\ show what new solutions or original permanent possession. Clubs. Frank Britt, senior, will be master patters a child or an adult can pro- The judges were President Frank Thursday night will end the mem- of ceremonies at the show which will The compounds discovered fur- presumable studying to become bet- done. J. Promt, Dean of Hen Arch B. Con- bership drives for both Christian or- feature tap dancing on roller skates, nished results which are considered ter citizens, have neither the inclin- significant when compared with the ation nor the encouragement to cut • "Therefore, an.I. Q. of 140 or even klin, Dean of Women A. Wrey War- ganizations. Cards will be on sale group'dances and musical skits. Pro- ner, and Leon A. Fauley, sponsor for the last time of this year before ceeds will be used for charity in the behavior of other unsaturated solu- through the red tape of absentee vot- more can no longer be considered an tions, said Mr. Reid. ing." evidence of genius." of the Y. M. C. A. and after the Breg meeting. community. PAGE 2 BEE GEE NEWS WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 194Q BEE GEE NEWS — Campus Camera — Published Every Wednesday of Collegre Year by Thr Student* of Bowling Green State Fragments Of Thought University By ALBERT i_ BOUCHER -. . "•■■'.•■t> worn • TIOMAl lOVIIIIK National Advertising Service, Inc. (■■//., PiMi&ert RtfrrifiUliK As if the task of the National Defence Council as this is a matter of dollars and cents it is not 420 MADISON AVI NIW ¥OH« N. V. were not difficult enough, it now has a new pro- surprising that there should be a difference of CHUM* • ►OI'OB • lot MIIUI ■ la a ruiciuo blem on its hands; Shall the federal government opinion. The New York Times came out edi- in its defense preparations, award contracts to 1939 M«mb«f 1940 torially denouncing Attorney General Jackson's corporations which have been held to be guilty "astonishing opinion." More than this the Associated Golloftiale Press of violating the National Labor Relations Act? Times seeks to cloud the issue by heading its Surely not an easy question to answer. editorial with the words, "Defense Work Hit by Labor Act." I would suggest that it would be STAFF BETHLEHEM STEEL AND THE LAW more accurate to say, "Defense Work Hit by SUIT MeeU Every Wednesday at 7:00 P.M. The magnitude of the Office in Elementary Bdilding—I'hone 2641 problem is made clear when Bethlehem Steel!" Editor . Anthony A. Frances we realize that the center A while back 1 had occasion to spend some Kohl Hall—Phone 8061 of attack is the gigantic time in the Bureau of Standards at Washington Business Manuger . Uurl Gatchcll Phone 12181 Bethlehem Steel Corpora- uncovering material for a consumer study. tion which has between 800 While there 1 was advised as to the method used and 900 million dollars in by the Procurment Division of the Treasury De- Aaaociate Editor Jesse Hittleman national defense contracts. Sportc Editor Richard Dunipace partment in making purchases for the govern- Assistants—Joe Freeman, Hugh Nott, Virginia Obviously, if these con- ment. Everything is bought according to speci- tracts can be nullified be- Patterson, Don Cunningham, Qucntin fication. These specifications are laid down by Bowers, Wayne Rudy cause of the persistent re- Society Editor - Martha Walrath fusal of the corporation to the government, and regardless of whether A PHI 6AAMA* DELTA they please the business man or not, unless they Assistants—Rowenna Joicc, Ann Murry abide by a NLRB cease PIN. LOST IN and desist order, our de- are met, the article is not accepted. I am sure Special Writers Albert Boucher, Jesse Mittlcman WORCESTER. IWVSS. Special Writers—Albert Boucher, Jesse Mittlc- WAS FOUND It '(EARS fense program will be ser- that even the New York Times would not deny man, Robert Habenstein , LATER ANt> RETURNED iously impeded. And on the other hand, if the right of the government to make its pur- Newi Reporter! — Marjorie Fitkin, Robert 10 IT'S OWNER, WN C such a flngrant violation of law were to be chases in this manner. Now let's go one step Berardi, Max Ihrig, Dave Kroft, Ann Koch, G-ENNON (WIS 'OS). V\M0 counternanced, then respect for government further. If the government can say that its Eugene Miller, Lois Mayfleld, Carl LuRue, LIVES IN CHICAGO/ Carol Christman, Marianne Bell, Jack Borch- would be drastically undermined. purchases of cloth or paint or gun powder shall man, Charles Kloti, Knute Rochte, Vida JACKSON GIVES OPINION be of such quality, docs it not follow that the Harms, Alta Miller government can also say to the company con- At the request of the National Defense Coun- Advertising Manager Mux Hanke cerned, "we won't buy your product unlcs3 you Assistants—Bob Redman, Bob Dcssccker; cil, Attorney General Jackson in an informal stay within the law?" It will be remembered Bob Slone, Bob Wolverton, Bob Mason, toztm opinion stated that the findings of the NLRB that the Supreme Court in May of this year Marjorie Hilt, Joan Brown, Betty Goode- are binding and conclusive, "until reversed by granted the government the right to put a 62.5 nough. Marilyn Traver, Bill Bokeman a court." • This conclusion was inevitable. In cent an hour minimum wage clause in contracts fact, it is practically a verbatum quote from the with the steel industry. This became, if you The opinions axprauad in the various signed At The Calendar Of Act itself. Last spring the United States Su- will ,a specification—a condition for carrying >ut column, of this papar ara thoaa of «ha writers preme Court in the Waterman Steamship case and are not necessarily shared by the Baa Gea a contract. Naws or any other group or individual. Local Cinema The Week went still further, holding that even a court could not overrule the Board if to do so meant NATIONAL INTERESTS COME FIRST merely the substitution of its opinion for that 1 grant that the Times has a perfect right to AT THE CLA-ZEL . . . STUDENT HANDBOOK 1940 Homecoming ... Showing last times today and to- of the Board. And remembering that a New come out and say that the "Wagner law is a morrow in Gary Grant and Martha The Y. M. C. A. Student Hand- York telephone case was in the courts for 11 one-sided ambigous law with biased administra- In spite of the rain that spoiled the day Scott in the ft rent American epic book in now on sale in the Well. The years—incidentiiilly costing the consumer five tion,"—in fact I tend to agree witn them—but for comfortable Bpectating at Saturday s "The Howards of Virginia." Recom- price is 16 cents. million dollars—it is equally clear that enforce- this is quite different from saying that the Labor frame, the HomecominK celebration con- mended. ment of the law cannot wait for the decision of Act is impending national defense. It is quite tinued that eveninj? in the spirit set at the Double feature showing Friday and KEY PICTURE ANNOUNCE- the highest court. A law is binding until de- different from implying that the government Satunday brinirs Cesnr Romero us ME NTS coronation Friday in the Men's Gym, and clared void. should ignore and encourage disregard for law the whole week-end was successfully ex- the Cisco Kid in "The Gay Caballero" Mon., Nov. 28, 1940 and Wayne Morris and Virginia Dale LOOKING FOR A SCAPEGOAT by continued business with such violators. ecuted. 1. C .A .A.—7 p .m. in Rcc Hall Far be it from me to paint a halo around the The traditional fraternity parties Sat- in the pigskin pic "Quarterback." So having agreed that the NLRB has power Famous radio stars t.um and Ab- 2. Key Staff Pictures—8 p. m. in to issue a cease and desist order which shall be head of labor. Certainly it is just as selfish as urday showed a marked increase of al- ner make their debut on the screen Key Office capital. But I do hold that the federal govern- umni attending; the sorority lunches and here Sunday and Monday in "Dream- binding, the next question is whether upon fail- 3. B. G. News Staff—7 p. m. in ure to obey, such lawbrcukers should be denied ment must enforce its laws if it is to be worthy teas also found a greater number return- ing Out I.IMKI." Supporting cast in- News Office of our respect. cludes Frances Langford, Frank the right to government contracts. Inasmuch ing to their Alma Mater. 4. Dept. Heads of University—4 Craven, Bobs Watson and Phil Har- The Homecoming Committees under the p. m. in Rec Hall of University ris. By able leadership of Dr. Walter A. Zaugg Tuai., Nov. 29 are to be congratulated on their organi- ROBERT AT THE LYRIC . . . 1. Commoners Fraternity—7 p. m. On The Social Side HABENSTEIN zation and complete program. Home- Tomorrow night is Goofy Auction at house coming is always a success once the al- night and the pic is???' 2. Five Sister Sorority—8 p. m. umni get here, but the problem it to get Friday and Saturday brings the at house or Gym Often I have been asked who is going to win vote for one who will protect his right to or- them back to the campus. It is only Three Mcsquitecrs—Stony, Rusty and 3. Delhi Fraternity—9 p. m. at the Presidential election and as often I have ganization. Of the two men who have promised through the work of those committees who Rico in "Oklahoma Renegades." house answered that Mr. F. D. Roosevelt will such protection only one can point to the past sent out reams of correspondence that a Story of the opening of the Oklahoma again pick up the marbles in the big political as proof of hiB sincerity. That one of course is good turn-out was assured. territory. Feud between the "nest- Junior, senior and special student game next month. the Democratic candidate. ers" and cattlemen. proofs must be in Walkers Studio Now the 1940 Homecoming is history, It is not because he flashes a finer set of china A wholesale sanction of New Deal social leg- students and faculty may still be nursing Based on the musical comedy that by 12:00 noon, Friday, Oct. 26 islation, the acquisition of a sudden sympathy played on Broadway for 236 perfor- 1940. If not in by that time the when he smiles, nor because his wife writes an for the man on the street, has not fooled those, limp arms from too much hand shaking, mances, "The Boys from Syracuse" Key will exercise its right to repro- interesting column that I defy the Dunn poll six weeks exams are with us again, and hero Sunday and Monday is a rio- duce the proof it sees fit. in picking a winner. Rather, it is because I feel who have seen and experienced the heavy hand the 1941 celebration is just 12 months tious comedy starring Allan Jones, that the majority of those who climbed aboard 3l Republican state administrations—especially away when Bowling Green State Univer- Martha Raye and Joe Penner. A SPEAKERS BUREAU the raft of New Dealism during stormy economic in those states which went Republican two years sity and her alumni will again gather on galuxy of new songs, Hollywood All students, men or women, inter- disturbances are not yet ready to jump back in ago. the campus, talk over old times and mar- beauties and a Grecian setting. Good ested in giving speeches to civic organ- just because of a lull in the weather. The suspicions of Mr. Average Voter are con- entertainment. firmed when he hears of some of the not-for-the- vel at the progress the University has izations, high school assemblies and Too many who had deserted the good ship The setting—oil fields of South public speeches made by the former utilities man made. club meetings in communities within Republican while Harrassed Hcrbie was at the America. The cast—Dennis O'Keefe, a radius of 100 miles of Bowling wheel have looked at the new pilot, the new Willkie. For a prize example we will quote just Clairo Carleton, Victor Jory and Gor- Green contact Mr. Howard Shine, one of many: Before the Ohio Society of New Bottleneck Dangerous... don Jones. The pic—"Girl from Ha- coat of paint on the old tub and have decided not speech instructor, immediately in York Wendell Willkie in admiration remarked A serious accident may result if stu- vana." Action, romance, thrills. room 104A. to change ships. Shows here Tuesday and Wednesday. that "the great industrialists of America, the dents, professors and ground men don't Not the smallest group by far who are ship- Girdlers, the Irwins" made the country, and that stop parking their cars on that short strip ping along with the New Deal is labor. When Overman, Hay* Get Ninth the people throughout the country with "return- of drive behind the administration build- University Of Iowa the laboring man marks his smudgy X he is voting sanity" were coming to realize it. "If we are ing, between the auditorium and the pow- Has Four 'Presidents' Year Math Text Printed ing for a man who, as a chief executive, has patient we will see the time when men like er plant. given labor more than lip service. Girdler and Irwin are recognized as the true Ordinarily two cars may pass there IOWA CITY, IOWA—(ACP—The Dr. J. R. Overman, dean of the col- When the man who works for a living, the heroes of America." easily, but with parked cars blocking half University of Iowa boasts a president lege of liberal arts, and Miss Helen man who has recognised that organization alone Hays, formerly critic teacher In The people who vote have no patience for such of this bottle-neck drive it presents a ser- emeritus, a former president, an act- can produce gains for labor, discharges his func- mathematics in the Bowling Green waiting, less patience with the man who m*de ious situation. The right angly turn at ing president and a president-elect. tion as a citizen of a democracy he is going to the south end makes the situation worse They are, respectively: Walter A. Junior high school, are authors of a the statement. by impairing the vision of drivers going Jessup, president of Carnegie Foun- new textbook just published by Lyons dation for the Advancement of and Carnahan of Chicago. The book north to the Men's Gym. is titled "Algebra, the Language of Teaching In New York; Eugene A. By The campus has been virtually free of Milmore, law profesaor at the Uni- Mathematics," and is intended for use JESSE accidents. This seems to be the only dan- versity of Pittsburgh, who will re- In the ninth year. ger zone on the University grounds, it The Spigot MITTLEMAN turn to the Iowa law school next Dean Overman is author of a num- would help to keep it free of parked cars. year; Chester A. Phillips, who will re- ber of other books and magazine ar- sume his duties as dean of the col- ticles. His books include "Principles lege of commerce when the president- and Methods of Teaching Arithmetic," DRIPPINGS should have the impression that this ia a weekly Pan-American Union ... column) . . . ARE profs human? . . . Answer of America's collegians are enthusiastic elect is formally seated; and Virgil M. "Arithmetic For Teachers," "Transfer Alumni Notes . . . two rather distinguished Hancher, an Iowa law graduate and of Training in Arithmetic," and a set alumni took it upon themselves to inform us of the week ... we wouldn't know . . . Why "•re sponsors of the rise of Pan-Americanism. noted Chicago attorney. of junior high school texts called their activities vis Uncle Sam's messenger boys so many people such anti-square dance fans? The trend toward solidifying relation- "Junior-Life Mathematics." He is al- last week . . . The two former students, both of a . . they really are plenty of fun if you get in ships between the United States and her so co-author of the "Child-Life Arith- whom were associate editors of the News last the spirit of the things ... in fact, getting in the .sister nations of the New World is evi- For Today metics", elementary texts used ex- semester, are Dick Lilley and Gordon Humphrey right spirit is three quarters of the thing . . . dent in developments on hundreds of cam- tensively throughout the United ah, yes . . . congrats to the inarching band for puses. States. . . . Lilley is in Washington, D. O, trying to find To stand thus, on moss-grown, rocky work with a newspaper service as correspon- performing at the game Saturday, rain or>no Importance of education's role in this land dent . . . Humphrey is back in Montour Falls, rain . . . Things we like department . . . Charlie field is noted by the New York Times, Watching the nibbling waves bite at N. Y., working at present for a crane and hoist Barnet's "Rocking in Rhythm" ... its the cheer the aand President Will Attend which points out that in recent months followed by a killer of a sax ride that get* UB A little way below: Dr. Bevis' Inauguration corporation ... We guess the republics to the south have been sub- that by this time you know . . . Dancing in the Men's Gym is swell hut why jected to a quiet but nevertheless intense what a drizzle ia . . . a drip is the floor so slippery? "penetration," the invasion of American To feel the pressure of earth-scented President Frank J. Prout will re- school teachers. "Even more significant," wind, present Bowling Green State Uni- that goes steady . . . The DROOLINGS The live warmth from static sun im- congenial atmosphere neces- versity at the formal inauguration Pome Department . . . Little Blue Book, go says the Times, "were the visits of whole pinged sary for successful club groups of teachers and undergraduates of Dr. Howard Landis Bevis as presi- back to the dorm, oh why on earth were you ever Upon a blue backthrow; dent of Ohio State University, Colum meetings seems to be lack- who went south on serious study tours. born, you're cruel and you're heartless, we never bus, on October 24 and 26. ing at moat of the Univer- The invasion undoubtedly will have bene- To cast away this vicious cycling get breaks, you make us look smartless (it Representatives of 300 American sity get-togethers because ficial repercussions on both continents." mood, rhymes anyway) . . . and that's as far as we got Resign myself to peace and gratitude colleges and universities and of 82 they are held in the same On the other side of the picture, the learned and scientific societies' will ... if you can think of a last line, just rip off University of Iowa Daily Iowan notes that And ecstasy! I know rooms in which the students the tops of two new Buicks and send them in to- attend. attend classes, creating the gether with your brother-in-law's address and student enrollments in Spanish language Dr. Bevis assumed the office of effect of an extra hour of The tumult that is life! I hear and your answer written on the head of a pin . . . classes at American colleges and universi- see president on February 1, coming from class work ... it is unfor- the decision of the judges will be final in all ties are showing substantial increases And taste and smell and feel. There Harvard University's Graduate School tunate that there are not some rooms available cases . . . and if you don't like our contests, try over 1939. "This trend, the Iowan ob- is in me of Business Administration where he which would have the semblance of a more had been professor of government and some other one and see if you get anyplace . . . serves, "holds one of the strongest hopes The power to face life's test! "homey" atmosphere for the various campus or- law since 1936. He had previously Idle Observations . . .only 62 more shoplifting for real improvement in understanding ganizations to use as meeting places. between the United States and its neigh- Yes, this is exultation; this is good. been state director of finance and an days until Christmas . . . isn't Homecoming won- bor nations to the south." And knowing it canont be understood associate justice of the Ohio supreme DRIBBLINGS derful? . . . too bad it comes only once a year America's colleges evidence no lagging Nor found by mental quest, court. , Song of the week . . . "720 In the Blue Books" ... or maybe its all for the best. . . wonder what behind the march of Pan-Americanism. A native of Hamilton County, Ohio, . . . Sign of the week . . . the one on the Wil- profs think about while they are lecturing? . . . I simply take this moment that has he graduated from the University of liams Hall front door which reads, to wit: ... maybe they wonder the same thing about the The United States must acknowledge a come Cincinnati and served on its law "Please keep door closed" . . . not that there ia students ... we wonder if we could get a candid debt of gratitude to her collegians for And squeeze each laden second for its faculty. He received the bachelor of their mid in cementing hemispheric rela- sum arts and bachelor of laws degrees anything wrong with that, but we heard one opinion on this subject? . . . names will be with- tions. Of over-potent zest! from Cincinnati, and that of doctor frosh girl exclaim, "Then how do we go in or held upon request . . . just drop your views on —ACP V_, "•*' BttU Bradley of juristic science from Harvard. out? . . . Question of the week (by this time you the matter in the Bee Gee New» box. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1940 BEE GEE NEWS PAGE 8 Harriers Will Brood Overpowers Hurons, 15-0 EDITORIAL Ockermen Travel In Mud Fest Before Slim Crowd Hrrr'i a chance for Bowling Green •port fan* to five lorme real Engage Case i ——————^——- Footballers Register Season's Win Number Two support to one of the Uitivoraity't To Dedicate New In Home-Coming Classic, Michigan Normal minor iporU. Runners Here Fails To Show Expected Deception Saturday at 3 p.m. Coach Paul E. Landis will pit hit crosscountry Stadium For Caps Hill And Dalera To Provide The Falcon powerhouse surged* * lads against the Case School of Campus Sport* Event over a rain-soaked Michigan Normal nine yards and a score, Applied Science squad. On Saturday eleven 15-0 Saturday afternoon in; The lone Michigan Normal threat The harriers will start and finish Falcons Seek Revenge For Lone Blemish University Stadium. A scattered came late in the last quarter when a in the stadium. Homecoming crowd viewed the con- passing attack led by Capt. Walt This Saturday the harriers will On 1939 Card; Lutherans test, the ninth meeting of the two Siera carried them from midtield to Since there isn't a footbal |imt meet Case School of Applied Science schools. Harry Ockcrman, Bowling the Falcon 17-yard stripe, where the this we*k a little support for from Cleveland in the stadium at Highly Rated Green mentor, was a former Mich- attack bogged down and Bowling 3 p. m. Last year Case defeated the these unsung track men would be igan Normal star lineman. Conse- Green took the ball on downs. Prob- Falcons 21-34. Three Case men: just the thing. quently the rivalry between the two ably the most thrilling feature of the The much improved Bowling Green gridiron warriors will hit Klinirer, Kempf. and Black finished colleges' runs rather high in their an- mud-spattered contest was Capt. Bru- The whole meet will take about the mad this week to battle a strong balanced Capital eleven on in » tie for first place, while Jay nual game. ilizinski's third-quarter kick. The half an hour. The boys would ap- Saturday afternoon in Columbus. The Falcons will be out for Parker took a fourth for Bowling The Brood's first score came early ball, kicked from running formation, their third win in four starts. \ Green, Case is expected to invade preciate the support and will give in the second period, when Bob Os- soand sixty yards through the driv- Bowling Green with another strong you a good show. Saturday at 3 Last year Capital ruined a perfect season for the Falcons when burn, Huron halfback, fumbled on ing rain to the Ypsi 20-yard line, squad. they eked out a 7-6 victory to finish third in Ohio Conference com- his own five yard line, the ball roll- where it bounced high in the air, and p.m. petition. The boys from Bexley have* ' ' ——— By running more distance twice ing into the end xone where he fell finally trickled out of bounds on the always been a jinx to the Bee (lees, flank. Joe Hamilton, converted from weekly, the Falcons are definitely im- on it for an automatic safety. The Huron 1. Along with the rest of the proving and should develop into one therefore this year's tussle should an end, is a fixture at one of the second counter was chalked up in the team who played fine games, special be very closely contested. The Fal- of Bowling Green's strongest cross third quarter when Wellner scored on mention must be given to Harold tackle posts since Oakley, a veteran, cons must not only defeat the Lu- left school to join the air corp. Dis- country squads by the time of the an end sweep after a lateral from Mehlow, who in addition to snagging From The Ohio Conference Meet. Coach Landis theran's but i:\ust do awy with the telhorst and Paul Trout have been Mil--ill. In the final period. Bowling'four passes for substantial gains. Purple and White "jinx" which hangs iB hoping to develop team strength Green began another sustained drive time and time again slashed through Feminine Field ilividing the playing time at the left over their head. tackle position. Two 160 pound to offset such individual performers into Huron territory, climaxed by Michigan Normal's threc-mun inter- By VIRGINIA PATTERSON guards will be expected starters In as Wear and Anderson of Oberlin. Brudtinski smashing over tackle for ference to bring down the runner. The Lutherans have a record of Dodda of Ashland and Dew of Mt. two wins and the same number of Ted Brueckner and Earl Mathews. John Disboro will handle the center I'nion. Well, Homecoming is over for an- losses* to their credit so far this sea- spot. Bowling Green will have a de- Landis now has about 15 varsity other year, but the memories linger son. In their opening game they Remember? Twas As I Say Two Years cided advantage in the line, especially men, and over 30 freshmen working on—among them the beautiful horse- vanquished a Kenyon eleven by a in weight and experience. out. He still wishes, however, that Ago This Week In Falcon Sports News manship witnessed at the Hedilen 21-6 tune. They made Marietta their any upperclassman or freshman in- School of Riding last Friday eve- next victim by a 8-ti count. Heidel- berg and Ohio Northern put the terested in track, regardless if he By HUGH NOTT five times and called off at least ning. Nine competitive classes and has had any past experience or not, skids under the Capital attack by twice? However, Coach Budd L'OX a showing of the "high school horse," The sports department was killing 38-6 and 12-7 scores respectively. ORGANIZE would report to him immediately. really slung together a show for the Reindeer, highlighted time in the News Office last Monday The Lutherans had to come from be- Due to bad weather, the Interclaas final act; Ohio State's nationally fa- the show. Virginia hind to win the Marietta game. YOUR BOWLING Croaa Country Run scheduled for evening when ye olde "Dunny" re- mous mermen put on a grand exhi- Krout was winner of last Saturday was canceled by Coach marked that, as a staff organisation, bition for us kiddies. championship honors Capital and Bowling Green have TEAM NOW! had ten meetings on the gridiron with 1 Hindis. we smelled. He also added, with the Two years ago this week was no and also won a first the Bexley wariors holdiiiK UM adffh proverbial leer, that he was a full doubt one of the most important prize trophy and a Capital was victorious on four oc column short on copy, whereupon the epochs in Falcon sporting history. third prize ribbon. CMiong while Bee Gee won in 1U34 laiy reporters jack-knifed out of their The records merely show that the Hreausc of tne ITS IIKAI.THKUI- . . . Feathers and 1937. Four games were ties. IT'S KUN slouches and scurried to the four highly touted Polar Beurs of Ohio keen interest and en- From The corners of the room to avoid a last Northern and the Falcons battled to thusiam, the Square The Purple and White have a quar- minute assignment. This broken- a scoreless tie in a well played grid Virginia Dance Club has been tet of fine running backs who also down newshound, drew the rap, how- battle, but the upperclassmen will re- Patterson given an opportunity ! excel in passing and kicking. In Kl Falcon Nest ever, and began to churn the brain to dance and lead the old fashioned mer Pesek. the Lutherans have one of By DUNNY member well the events that were cells in a vain effort to organise a dramatically portrayed before the squares at a meeting of the Cygnet the best Conference passers. Pesek PREMO good feature. After an hour or so game. It seems that a group of in- P. T .A. on October 30th. Instead is also a fine artist 4it converting af- of unusual mental activity, he finally dividuals objected to the ribbing that of the customary elections of officers ter touchdowns. Lowel Staker, 175 FOOTBALL CHATTER . . . doped out that a glance at important the school was getting for not having the gTOttp appointed Allen Allion pound sophomore, spends much of his RECREATION It seems that the weather condi- sports of past seasons might yield time in Capital's backficld as the any school spirit so they decided to first chairman and William Harring- South Main St. tions throughout this territory were some fair material. Hence these bits instill a little spirit by a friendly visit ton second chairman. The club has blocking back. Jerry Havelis the quite similar to those that prevailed of news from the Falcon sports an- to Ada the night before the fame. two main objectives, to dance the old speed merchant of the Lutheran during the celebration of our Home- nals one and two years ago this week. hacks. Weighing 1!>0 pounds. Hovel To be a true a little whitewash was fashioned square dances as they coming and as a consequence the foot- Last roar's Homecoming brawl, as spread in prominent places and the should be danced, anil to learn the runs hard and fast and is on the re ballers that are listed on the Fal- you upperclassmon remember, found flag pole was greased but it was all art of calling and leading. They will coiving end of many of Pesek's pas- con schedule as opponents spent a TRY SOME ... the Falcons "marching through Ot- in good fun, and besides, unbiased sponsor an all campus square dance ses. Klsass is slated to take over the glorious afternoon seeing which fullback post. Bob Klie, up and com terbein" (not Georgia) to the tune Northern grads will readily relate this Friday and one on Nov. 16 and eleven could outfumble the other. of 28-6. "Posty" Knecht and "Duke" stories of how former Northern es- Dec. 6. ing sophomore may be in the starting Good Baked Beans with lineup in ease a recent injury to Ha- Witt e n b e r g con- Siminski furthered their All-Confer- capades were carried out on a far Five hockey teams have been or- tinued their winning ence bids by playing one of the finest larger scale. But the fun was mis- ganized for the intramural prugrum Sel does not respond to treatment, a Hamburger streak by wrecking games of their careers. It was a gor- interpreted and things really began under the leadership of Rita Snyder. oth the Capital and Bowling (Ireeli Dcnwon'a Homecom- geous Homecoming, cloudless skies, to happen. Relations were suspended The majors have been couching and backs will average 170 pounds. ing celebration, but a lovely queen (Mildred Wolf, re- for five years, a bill was sent for the conducting the teams. Team com- The Lutheran line will be com- Whitehouse not before the Big member), a swell game, and blood "enormous" damages, and many edi- petition will be held until Thanks- posed of severul sophomores and jun- Red had established for the old grads. torials were turned out but it all giving vacation. At the season's end iors who are playing their first year Hamburger Shop the honor of being And remember the natorium dedi- came out in the wash and it was two the annual hockey play day with To- of varsity ball. Bob HeUman, vet- the first team to score cation which was postponed four or years ago. ledo University will be held. eran end, is a suiv starter at the left on them this year, Richard decided by a safety Danipace in the closing minutes of play. Kent State, the Falcon's next home opponent, extended their winning ptrcak to five games by a successful arial attack on the Findlay Oilers 13-0. To date they have scored 118 counters to six for their opponent*. Capital, the team that will meet ... from the cigarette that gives you extra smoking pleasure the Brood next week at Bexley, su- cumbed to • late Ohio Northern ral- ly, 12-7. This defeat squares the Cap's record at two wins and two setbacks. Wooster spoiled Mt. I'nion's Home- coming by taking the Purple Raiders SLOWER-BURNING CAMELS GIVE YOU into camp in easy fashion 24-0. The Scot* now have an even tally in four games played. In a final fracus the Wayne Uni- EXTRA MILDNESS versity Tartera were held to a 7-7 deadlock by the University of Akron Zippers. Wayne'a record shows one EXTRA COOLNESS win, one defeat and a pair of ties. Most of the teams will be starting the second half of their schedules this week. 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PAGE 4 BEE GEE NEWS WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1940 Spanish Club Elects Ingold NEW FALL WATCHES LAS AMIGAS ALL-CAMPUS DANCE WILL Kohl Hall Boys Prexy, Xmas Party Planned SHOES DYED ANY COLOR Don't fail to see our most mar- BE HELD IN MEN'S GYM ON SATURDAY Clean House Miss Julita Ingold, student from velous selection of the new fall Montevideo, Uruguay, was elected CHURCH SHOE SHOP styles in Helbros Wrist Watches Kohl Hall Hallowe'en Party I. Friday At Dorm; president of the Circulo Hispano- W. Wooster Last Sunday Kohl Hall held Open American, University Spanish club, Eddie Ross' Band To Play Foi Both Affairs; House. Pointing out the different at the organization's first meeting Strauser & Co. To Present Cup At Tea Sunday aspects of their home, the "men from last week. Gloria Andrew was elected vice- Wood County'. Rrli.blr . Kohl" displayed cut fingers, bruised Homecoming is over but there is still a lot going on at Bowling shins, and "house maid's knee," ac president; Carroll Root, secretary and For Your New Jeweler. Dorothy Mooney, treasurer. Green. The coming week-end promises three major social events. quired as a result of their week-end 115 North Main Friday evening Kohl Hall will hold a dance at the dorm; the Las Plans were made for the raising of POMPADOUR Amigas all-campus dance is scheduled for Saturday evening in clean up campaign in preparation funds for a Christmas party. Miss HAIR DRESS for Sunday's festivities. Florence Baird, sponsor of the club, the men's gym; and on Sunday afternoon the Inter-Sorority Tea Visit will be given. Saturday dawned and found the said that anyone interested in Span- SCHEIDHAUERS Eddie Ross and his orchestra will*- boys rising bright and early to get ish, whether he had taken any play for the Las-Amigas dance from their housework finished. About 10:30 courses in it or not, could join the BAKERY 8:30 to 11:30. Hallowe'en decora- The Commoner fraternity ha. there was an unusual scramble for group. Monty's Beauty tions are being planned by the com- pledged the following men this se- cleaning supplies. The tussle ended PARTY PASTRY SPECIALIST mittee in charge. Refreshments will mester: Fred Whitker, Ken Winslow, in the survival of the fittest, that is, The University Square Dance Club Salon be served during intermission. Ad- Art Lang, Harlan Horton, Dwight the boy who could keep farthest in is sponsoring a Hallowe'en Party in DIAL 2611 mission to the dance will be by acti- Shawk, Hugh Nott, Bob Mason, the background to avoid getting a the women's gym Friday, Oct. 26, George Dickey and Joe Clague. dust mop or some other implement from 8:30 to 11:30 p. m. HOT SANDWICHES I vity card. The fraternity is forming a bowl- The feature of the evening will be HOT DRINKS! Betty Dilley is general chairman symbolic of the housemaid. square and round dancing. An old- HOT SOUPS) for the affair. Committee members ing and tough football team for the Next the masculine maids wrestled time caller and fiddler will call for AT ALL TIMES assisting her are: decorations. Al- intramural program. furniture in an effort to dispose of the rounds. The committee in charge GO TO berta Smith, chairman, Betty Love- Brother Bob Rice is recovering all dirt which may have accumulated HOLLAND DAIRY of arrangements is composed of Al- land, Nova (.roll, Marjorie Hilt; re- rapidly from a recent appendicitis since school started last month. It STORE len Allion, William Harrington, Mar- freshments, Polly Kurtz, chairman, o|>eration. was in this process that beds were ion Koch, and Elaine Sterrett. Lois Gordon, Marchiu Friesner. Fac- lifted and dropped on unsuspecting Miss Emilie Hartman is the facul- KESSEL'S ulty guests invited include: Miss feet. Several boys were reported to Thirty alumnae and thirty actives ty sponsor of the club. Grace Wills, sorority sponsor, Prcs. have done their housework to the COED'S attended the Skol Homecoming for your and Mrs. Frank Prout, Dr. and Mrs. strains of "I'll Never Smile Again" II. II. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Brunch held last Saturday morning It's a new shop and located for which must indeed have been an in- Dresses Coats Smith, Miscs A. Wrey Warner. Dean at the Women's Club. An alumnae your convenience. We know spiring sight. and Mrs. A. Bi Conklin, Dr. and Mrs. meeting at the sorority house pre- INVESTIGATE But on the whole the "men" did do Sweaters Skirts we can satisfy you. C. G. Swanson, Mr. and Mrs. John ceded the brunch. A number of the a fine job of cleaning up their rooms Our special checking Bunn, Dr. and Mrs. Gilbert W. visiting alumnae were houseguests and Kohl Hall's Open House was a accounts for-students Cookc, Mr. Herbert Zuhr, Miss I.ou at the sorority home for the week-end. complete success, despite the fact Leonard, Miss Marian Wirtz, and Mr. Committees for the Skol Sport dance Eileen Beauty that the clean up campaign was no James C. Ueid. to be given Nov. 9 are completing "picnic." Here's a bit of advice for Eddie Ross' Orchestra will also plans. Shop all our feminine readers—watch these The Bank of play for the private Hallowe'en dance CORNER 137 South Enterprise fellows, they're going to make some- to be given at Kohl Hall for dormi- Seventy-five couple, attended the one mighty good husbands! Wood County NEWSSTAND tory residents and their guests. Danc- Five Brother Homecoming Dance Member of Federal Deposit ing will be from 8:30 to 12 in the TOBACCO CANDY held in the Recreation Hall last Sat- Insurance Corp. main dining room of the hall. There urday evening. A epepe paper false Approximately 20 faculty members SLOPPY - SUES will be a service of refreshments. ceiling in fraternity colors, a lighted attended a tea in Toledo last Sunday, Bill Prosser is general chairman in crest and class markers composed given by Miss I.aura E. Heston of CARDIGANS chnrge of arrangements for Friday's the decorations. Bob Deikman and the home economics department. •lance his ten piece band furnished the mu- The occasion was the unveiling of The Place for a Refreshing Snack LINGERIE sic. Sandwiches and coffee were serv- a portrait of Harriet Whitney, Miss Tho Inter-Sorority Scholarship Tea ed for refreshments. Quentin Bow- Heston's great-grandmother. Harriet will be held Sunday afternoon in the After Classes ers, Inter-Fraternity president, pre- Whitney was the first woman to Juniors 9-17 Recreation Hall from 3 to B. At this sented Skull Dale Good with the Y. teach in Toledo schools. Her por- time the presentation of the Esther Ice Cream — Dancing — Lunches M. C. A. decoration contest plague trait will be hung in the new Harriet Russell Scholarship Cup will be made which the fraternity won for the Whitney School, recently completed Finest Candies to the sorority with the highest point Genevieve Shop best tlecorated house. in Toledo. average. June Reed is general chair- West Wooster Over 50 alumni brothers were en- man in charge of arrangements. tertained nt the Welcome Back party PARROT RESTAURANT Other committee chairmen are: re- held at the fraternity house after Not to be out done by the Kohl freshments, Lucille Jump; decora- the game. Refreshments were served Hull boys, the bowlers of Shatzel Hall tions, Marie Decker;'and invitations, for the men and their wives. have formed a rival league which had A Complete Line of School Supplies THE LYRIC Marguerite Barker. All sorority mem- Chaperones were Dr. and Mrs. E. its first meeting Monday evening. bers and advisors and the Pan Hall C. Powell, Prof, and Mrs. Upton Pal- At the meeting Jane Myers was Pens — Note Books — Pencils AdulU (all time.) SO* enic members are invited to attend. mer, and Dr. and Mrs. L. B. Slater. elected president; and Virginia Accounting Work Books — Shorthand Pads Wright, secretary-treasurer. THUR. OCT. 24 Delhi pl.df.s for the second so- The league has six teams and will On Our Stage at 8:30 mestcr arc: Scott Street, Mike D'- Phratra held a party for it. alum "YOUR CAMPUS STORE" bowl Monday and Thursday at 4 p. "GOOFY AUCTION" Asro, Roger Ridge, Jack Spellman, nae Saturday at 6:00 p. m. in the WHERE FRIENDS MEET Be,, at the Premo alleys. Jackpot this waok $21.00 Kelvern Mesamore, Paul Jones, How- home of Mrs. A. L. Carpenter on 311 Screen Attraction ard Morrettc. Meredith Crumer, Phil North Enterprise. About 20 guests Richard Arlen, Andy Devine in Ricketts, Charles Johnson, and Ray were present, 12 of whom spent "MAN FROM Wood. the week-end at the Phratra House »U SMOKE THE CIGARETTE THAT SATISFIES | MONTREAL" Alumni guests staying at the IHUISI on Pike Avenue. Mrs. Elden Smith, were: Marion Greenler, Karl McCol- Miss (trace DuiTin, and Mrs. Car- FRI.-SAT. Oct. 26-26 loch and Don Maglott. pi ■liter were the faculty members Open 2:15 Sat. Sunday the brothers attended lb present. The Three Mesquitcors in United Brethren Church in a body, "OKLAHOMA Minnie Thomson was elected RENEGADES" HALLOWEEN SPECIALS housechairman and Marge Slosser Plus Dick Foran in "WINNERS OF THE WEST" IN BAKED GOODS vice-hnusechairman of Williams Hall. The househoard consists of Lota Gor- SUN.-MON. Oct. 27-28 don. 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