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READ THE ADS THEY WILI^- BEE GEE NEWS FOR THE FORMAL Student Publication of Bowling Green State University VOL. XXIV.—Z661 BOWLING GREEN, OHIO. FEBRUARY 7, 1940 No. 18 Petty Agrees Speaks Today School Heads Bernie Cummins To Play At To Judge Key Will Discuss Beauty Queen Problem Here Junior-Senior Formal Feb. 17 •—■—. t Entry Blank* Available; Shortage Of Elementary Junior Prexy Committee Began Sale Of Tickets At Contest Ends On Teachers For 1940 Two Dollars Per Couple Monday February 17 Raises Concern Upperclaasmen To Step Out In Finery At Reception George B. Petty, the nation's That there will be the jrreat- Hall; Dance Begin* At 9; Nationally Known foremost "lovely girl" illustrat- est shortage of elementary or, will select Bowling Green's teachers in 1940 since the be- Band Features Swing And Sweet Music campus queen in the beauty con- ginning of the University was ♦- test sponsored by the 1940 Key, revealed by Dr. Clyde Hissong, Bernie Cummins, the best according to Ruth Osborn, dean of the College of Education, dressed orchestra leader in the editor. and former head of the place- country, and his 12 piece band Petty stated that he would ment bureau. will play at the annual Junior- This and extensive plans for extra- •elect Bowline Green's beauty in a Senior formal in the Reception mural student teaching, will be the personal letter to Hiss Osborn from Hall Feb. 17, Johnny Rohrs, two major issues discussed by super- his home in Sunset Ridge. North president of the junior class an- Field (Winnetka), 111. She feels that intendents from northwestern Ohio Ma reel I e C. Miller, above. of in the fourth of a series of confer- nounced this week. the famous illustrator of Esquire is Rohrs promises the dance will be well qualified to judge photographs PotUmouth, V»., will diiruai "Prob- ences at the University, today. the most distinguished party the submitted by University coeds. lem* of the Far East" in e, Forum Dean Hissong states that the in- lecture in the auditorium at 8:15 to- ability to supply elementary teachers campus has seen. Tickets at two Contest entry slips similar to the dollars a couple went on sale Mon- night. Activity cards will admit stu- this year will be a serious problem. one printed in this tssue of the Bee dents. She is brought hero through day. Gee News have been available from This situation is due to the new four the Rotary International and the Dancing will begin at 9 p. m. and members of the Key staff since University entertainment committee. year certification requirement. Monday, the official beginning of Since 1937 when the new four year will continue until midnight. The the two-week contest. Beauty hope- certification program was announced, class officers in charge of the dance fuls will simply sign the printed Boucher And Kuhl the enrollment of freshmen in ele- are Rex Moorhead. Mary Jane May, slips and drop them into the Key mentary education has decreased Dwight Toedter, and Harriet Mc- box at the cork bulletin board To Debate Oberlin from 175 to 70 and of graduates from Knight. 222 to 60. In spite of such a decrease A personality maestro, Bernie sings any time until Saturday, Feb. 17. John Rohrs, above, president of "Any woman student who desires in elementary education, the College and directs. His brother, Walter Bernie Cummins, above, will swing In Radio Tourney the junior class, announced this week out with hit band at the Junior- may enter this contest," states Miss of Kducation has increased consis- that the dance committee had book- Cummins, and Connie Barleau are Osborn. "All pictures for the contest tently to an enrollment of 949. ed Bernie Cummins, nationally also featured as vocalists. The band Senior Prom on February 17. Cum- will be taken later by the same photo- Qualify For Second Round The University will be able to sup- known bund, for the Junior-Senior includes a quartet of saxes, two min*, known at the beit*dres»ed band grapher in an attempt to make the By Decision Over ply only 64 elementAry teachers Formal to be held in the Reception trumpets and trombone, piano, gui leader in America leads a 12 piece contest as fair as possible, and all this year. "The normal demand to Hall, Feb. 17. Bids for the dance tar, string bass, and drums, plus a orchestra. He has been featured by Muikingum eliminations will be made by Mr. meet placement requests to the Col- are now on sale at two dollars per violin. the Edgewater Beach Hotel and tbe couple. Petty." lege of Education for elementary Bernie's own combination of a duo Palmer House in Chicago and the teachers is 200 graduates," stated Dr. The Key staff feels that with these Lawrence Kuhl and Albert Bouch- of fiddles, in unison with clarinets, Biltmora Hotel in New York City. arrangements there will be no oppor- er will meet debaters of Oberlin Col- Hissong. He added that "only 90 per muted brass, and an accordian gives tunity for wire-pulling by sororities, lege in the second round of the radio cent of the graduates of any class Drama Coach Holds the very ultra in stylings for soft fraternities or other campus or- tournament being sponsored by Cap- are placed. In his experience an music. The band features both swing Incorporation Is ganizations. Each contestant will have ital University and station WBNS, average of 10 per cent of the gradu- Tryouts This Week and sweet music. an equal chance of winning the title Columbus, on March 2. ates of a given class have lacked per- The music of Bernie Cummins has Announced By of Key Beauty Queen. Kuhl and Boucher won the first sonal or other qualifications for suc- For 'Room Service' played the most distinctive hotels and round in which they participated on cess in the teaching field. niteclubs in the country, including Commoner Prexy Jan. 6. The first round was with Dr. B. J. Pierce, the supervisor of Smith To Announce Cast, the Edgewater Beach Hotel and the Council Suggests Muskingum College with Prof. Don- student teaching, has informed stu- Begin Rehearsal* Palmer House in Chicago; the Bilt- Two major steps, incorporation and ald Riley of Ohio State University dent teachers of the willingness of more Hotel in New York; the Willows moving to a new location, were re- Change In Board as judge. The judge's decision, superintendents in various schools Friday in Pittsburgh; Hotel Peabody in cently enacted by the Commoners' awarding Bowling Green the debate near Bowling Green to cooperate in Memphis, Tenn., and a host of others. Of Publications and complimenting Kuhl and Boucher the plans for students to participate Tryouts for the University fraternity, it was announced by Ron- A partially completed list of guests ald Heilman, president. on their logic, references and voice, in teaching for one week. Many have Players next production, "Room and chaperons include Mr. and Mrs. Student. Will Vote On was read over station WBNS on Jan. expressed the desire to have the stu- Service," are being carried on Duncan Scott and Mr. and Mrs. Up- The fraternity filed incorporation dents for a period of two weeks. Re vision; Affects 13. this -week by Prof. Elden T. ton Palmer, newly elected sponsors papers with the state department un- The debate with Oberlin College The plan in operation at present Smith. The cast will not be for the junior class; President and der the non-profit system Jan. 17, Four Po»t* gives students a chance to state de- will be on the proposition, Resolved: named until Friday, and Pro- Mrs. Frank J. Prout, and Miss Flor- 1940. The original board of trus- That legislation should be enacted to sirable teaching locations, and con- tees arc W. A. Zaugg, W. E. Singer, A revision of the Board of Pub- fessor Smith states that there ence Litchfield, faculty advisor to provide for conscription of wealth tact superintendents with requests faculty advisers; William Dunipace, lications, through the suggestion of is still time for interested stu- the senior class. in time of war. Bowling Green will for granting these preferences. honorary member from Bowling Prof. Duncan Scott, was discussed at dents to tryout. defend the affirmative. The superintendents discussing these Green, John Davidson, alumnus; and the Student Council meeting Monday and other problems of mutual interest "Room Service" is a three act Richard Mougey, active member. Mr. night. The revision provides that edi- to teachers and pupils, will be enter- comedy by John Murray and Allen Faculty Names New Mougey was chairman of the com- tors and business managers of the tained at a luncheon at Kohl Hall. Boretz. It has one stage setting, a mittee for Incorporation. Pee Gee News and the Key shall be Margaret Clausen room in a New York hotel. The cast Policy Commission appointed by the Board rather than has parts for 12 men and two wo- elected by the student body. Resigns Position Library Assistant men. "Room Service" played to New In Election Friday "The purpose of the revision is to York audiences for two years and Blade Announces get the best qualified students in With Registrar Returns To Work was made into a movie with the Marx these positions," said Professor Scott. Brothers. Faculty members finished their Literary Contest Professor Smith plans to begin re- voting for members of the University "As they are undoubtedly the moat Miss Margaret Clausen, who has Miss Gladys Burling, assistant li- hearsals on Friday evening. He Policy Commission last Friday and Important on the campus." served as secretary to Registrar C. brarian, returned last Friday to re- A short story contest, open to all states that there is a need in this named five of their number to the Chang* Procedure D. Perry for the past four and one sume her duties at the University students of universities and colleges play for a large number of property advisory board. Instead of the usual nominations, half years, recently resigned her posi- Library after spending the past four In northwestern Ohio, was announced men to obtain the many properties written applications would be made tion in the office so that she might months at the University of Chica- Those members of the faculty at the last meeting of Sigma Tau to the Board for these positions. The take a job with the Industrial Com- go. necessary to produce it, and asks for elected and the group which each Delta. The same meeting marked the Board would consider editorial ap- mission, a Civil Service office in To- students to volunteer for that work. represents are as follows: Dr. H. C. pledging of nine new members. Miss Burling has been doing gradu- "Room Service" will be played in plicants on the basis of newspaper ledo. Witherington, education and teacher The contest to be sponsored by the ate work toward a master's degree the University Theater on March 7 experience, grades and credits in Miss Clausen graduated from Bowl- in library science. By special ar- training; Dr. E. G. Knepper, special Toledo Blade was announced through journalism and in English courses, ing Green with a B. S. in Education rangement, she is still registered at and 8. departments; Mr. Edmon Low, Eng- a letter from publisher Paul Block. It and executive ability. Business man- in 1935. After that- time she attend- the University of Chicago while con- lish and foreign languages; Prof. E. is not limited to members of this agers would be judged on business ed Davis Business College in Toledo, tinuing her studies here at Bowling Enrollment Reaches E. Dickerman, natural sciences and organization. Any university student training. Manchester College, North Manches- Green. 1324 For Second Term mathematics; Dr. L. A. Helms, social is eligible to compete in this contest The Board would recommend ac- ter, Ind., and Toledo University. In and mental sciences and business ad- which offers not only a chance to tion on such matters as editorial «rd a Civil Service test for stenographers The latest figure on enrollment is ministration. "break into print" but also a chance advertising policy, budgets, various in State Colleges, Miss Clausen rank- This Means You 1,324 students, according to Miss The Policies Commission was cre- to win one of three cash prizes. contracts and salaries for student ed first. Stay off the Crass: Spring is Gertrude E. Brod, assistant treasur- ated during the administration of the Manuscripts entered in the contest editors and business managers. The The vacancy in the registrar's of- just around the corner. We er, who rated the estimate on the late Dr. R. E. Offenhauer, and its are to be judged by a group of faculty Board would be composed of four fice has been filled by Mrs. Idell don't want the campus cat up number of activity cards issued. function is to aid and advise the ad- members who will select six stories by faculty members and four student with paths made by lazy stu- ministration in educational policies Bowling Green students to be entered Shelton, lister to Mildred Wolf, this dents. Final figures may be ready for members. Student members would year's homecoming queen. publication next week. affecting the various departments. in the Blade contest. Information con- consist of the editors of the Bee Gee cerning contest rules may be obtained News and the Key, and two students from Dr. Rca McCain or members of appointed by the Student Council. Sigma Tau Delta. The adviser of student publications SOCIAL COMMITTEE PRESENTS FULL SCHEDULE FOR SECOND SEMESTER Sigma Tau Delta will hold a pledge and three staff members appointed The social calendar for the second service tonight. by he President of the University Feb. 23—Williams Hall Formal; March 22—Vacation, Good Friday Y.W. game nights Pledges who will be initiated at semester has been released by Miss would consist of the faculty on the Swim meet at Akron March 28—Treble Clef Club Tour to May 8—Intermediate Club Banquet this meeting are: Harriet McKnight, Wrey Warner, chairman of the so- Board. Feb. 24—Sophomore Prom; Square April 7 May 9—Kappa Phi Formal Banquet Margaret West, Bette Bradley, Mar- Student! To Vote cial committee. She emphasizes the Dance; Swim meet at Kent March 31—Men's Glee Club Tour to May 10—Kindergarten - Primary ian Archibald, June Smith, Dorothy Dr. Florence Litchfield moved that fact, however, that many of the Feb. 26—Sorority Rush Week April 7 Spring Banquet; Nickelodian All- Harris, Marjorie Squire, Evelyn the revision be incorporated in the events as scheduled are tentative. Feb. 26—Swim meet. Varsity vs. April 1-8—Vacation Campus Leader, and Ruth Meek. new council constitution, since the The calendar reads as follows: Freshman, 7:30 p.m. April 9—Pittsburgh players May 11—Las Amigas Formal; Seven Be ;ird of Publications was created vy Feb. 2—Basketball at Marietta; Five Feb. 27—Basketball with Findlay, April 10—W.S.G.A. Tea, Dance, In- Sister Picnic; Five Sister Picnic the Council, and voted upon by the Sister All-Campus Dance; Swim here stallation May 14—May Day and Tea Dance student body. This motion passed. meet at Case Feb. 28—L e c t u r e, Prof. John April 11—All Campus Marriage Se- sponsored by Seven Sisters Ad Libs The Council also discussed the Feb. 3—Basketball at Otterbein; Fac- Schwarz ries, 8-10 p.m., sponsored by Y.M. (In case of rain, to be held on May possibility of putting out a Fresh- ulty Party Feb. 29—Westminster Choir, in and Y.W. 16 or 16) FREE! FREE! man handbook next year. It was Feb. 6—Basketball with Heidelberg, Men's Gymnasium April 12—Men's Glee Concert and May 17—U. A. Prom Look for the errors in this moved by Paul Ladd that the Council here March 1—Recital, J. Paul Kennedy; Formal; solo and ensemble, N. W. May 18—One Act Plays week's ads. The first to bring take the responsibility for a hand Feb. 7—Lcctur -, Prof. John Schwarz Conference Swim meet; Five Bros. Ohio, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. May 21—Phratra Picnic 'em to the News office after book, providing the student activity Feb. 9—Shatzel Formal Tip-Off Dance, 9-12 p.m. April 13—Skol Formal and Reunion; May 22—Formal Banquet, W.A.A. 12 o'clock gets a carton of fund financed it. Feb. 10—Basketball with Oberlin, March 2—Five Brothers Formal; W.A.A. Dance May 24—4juill Type Picnic; Phratra Coca Cola. Also look for your here; Nickelodian dance; Swim Conference Swim meet, 2-6 p.m.; April 17—Senior Recital, 8 p.m. All-Campus name among the ads. If yours meet at Wittenberg Nickelodian Dance April 18—All Campus Marriage Se- May 26—Skol Picnic; Las Amigas is there, you'll get passes to the It's A Long Feb. 18—Basketball with Wittenberg, March 7-8—"Room Service" ries, 8-10 p.m. Picnic; Nickelodian Dance Cla-Zel or Lyric. Way Down here March 8—Nickelodian Dance April 19—Delhi All Campus Sadie May 26—Wakan Campfire, W.A.A. Feb. 14—W. S. G. A. "Mother's March 9—D e 1 h i Formal; Winter Hawkins May 27—Mask and Mantle Picnic VALENTINE'S DAY Found- May 29—Composition Recital for Notice our ads for Valentine A brand new club has been form- Tea"; Lecture, Prof. John Schwarz Sport Supper; Three-Kay April 20—Three-Kay Formal; Kohl Day specials. There are some ed on the campus void of a.iy official Feb. 16—Forum ers Luncheon Hall Formal Music Students nifty ideas at prices you can connections or announcements. Feb. 16—Quill Type Dance; Swim March 14—Special A. A. U. P, 6-8 April 24—Home Economics Banquet May 30—Y.M. and Y.W. All Campus afford. No, they won't get in dutch with meet with Kent (Carlaon) April 26—All-Campus Marriage Se- Picnic; Horse Show; All-Campus the prexy or the deans. Feb. 17—Jr.-Sr. Formal; Freshman- March 16—Treble Clef Club Home ries, 8-10 p.m. Play PROM SEASON The membership of the club is Sophomore Frolic (?) Concert April 26—Phratra Formal; W.A.A. May 31—Commoner's Picnic; All- It starts this week; Sammy made up of flying students and the Feb. 18—Kohl Hall Open House, 2-5 March 16—Commoner Formal; W. A. Square Dance Campus Play Senior says he spent more on dob's official title is "The Solo Club p.m. A. Square Dance; Band and Or- April 27—Seven Sister Formal June 1—Book and Motor Banquet tux rentals while in school than of I've Been Up Alone". Feb. 20—Basketball with Kent, here chestra Festival May 1—Senior Recital June 7—Five Brothers Picnic; Delhi a new tux costs . . . and he still Jim Hunter, Howard Ahrnes and Feb. 21—Nickelodian Dance; Lec- March 20—Easter Contata May 2—Marriage Series Picnic doesn't own one. See our ad Bob Edwards are charter members. ture, Prof. John Schwarz March 21—Easter Sunrise Service, May 3—Campus Capers June 9—Baccalaureate on formal wei.r. Page 3. Ask them about It Feb. 22—Vacation T.W. and Y.M. May4—Five Sister Formal; Y.M.- June 10—Commencement PAGE 2 BEE GEE NEWS

many have made a racket out of their rooms and BEE GEE NEWS exploit the students for all they are worth. Published Every Wednesday of Collet* Year by Th* These are the facts that a survey of the 'Round The Campus Students of Bowlint Green State University rooms and the prices will bring forth. If the By DON RACER action taken as a result of the survey corrects these abuses, stops the exploitation, it will be H.rl.n Highfi.ld. Editor of th. 1939 Member 1940 of great benefit to the students. Uniform regu- 1939 Key, is teaching at the Rich- associated CoOc-eiate Press lations are needed, and only by a strict enforce- ardson Park Junior High, Delaware. ment of them will "nicely furnished" rooms at Harlan's basketball team has a record of five win* in six starts. HrMWtrn rot N»TIO»»*L IMU'IIIM mv reasonable prices be available to all students. Notional Advertising Service, Inc. —R. L. Probably old newa Calltgw 1'nbliJitrt RtpTtunUtim by now, but the for- 420 MADIVON Avf. NIWYORK. N.Y. mer Mary Lou Mc- CHICM* • »OS10a • loi U4ILM • |U> FUKHC* Clellan and Pete (Touchdown K i d) Clark matriculated STAFF Knock Before You Enter into a marriage state Staff Me*U Every Wednesday at 7:00 P.M. By CORDON HUMPHREY Jan. 28, at Coving- Editor Anthony A. France* ton, Kaintuck. They Kohl Hall—Phone 8122 plan on finishing Asaociate Editors Richard Lilley, Gordon Humphrey DEBUNKING THE DEBUNKING BUNK: their college career* Don Rag.r together. BuBincs* Manager Darl Gatchell In the 1940 edition of organized slaughter, Russia A>ka Dean Harshman: "Is th. Phone 4C63 and Germany aro the bad boys and England is the statement 'Famine in the land of I uni savior of mankind; at least, that'is what the English plenty' in the realm of economics or Sport* Editor __ - ,««>>■"« ? P2« Assistants—Joe Freeman, Virginia Alguirc, Bill tell us. However, Mr. Hitler and Joe Stalin might dis- marketing?" Seems more like the Sigler, Quentin Bowers, Al Sautter, Don Cunning- agree. While the English press pictures Hitler as a so-called "new Deal" to us. ham 28-carat picture of life's other side the German press D.w.y Y.rn.ll of Mill.r City plan, Society Editor Martha Walrath no doubt haa much the same to say of Tubby Churchill to import camera equipment and Assistants — Carol Christman, Rowcna Joice, ind one side is as near correct as the other, only prob- maintains that he will walk off with Georgia Weisler ably more so. What you personally believe in this war the Key-Y.M.C.A. Snapshot conteat Special Writer - Boyd Mua*er depends upon whether you read ceneored news reports honors. Careful, Yarney, Lehman News Reporte«-Bce Dennis, Virginia Cross, Jesse says that many entries have been re- Mittleman, Vivian Walker, Cane Crockett, Martha or turn to some concrete facts. ceived, and some very good onea, too. Jordan, Carl LaRue. Bctte Bradley, Don Cooper, It i* no secret that the greater part of our European Jim Platt of Findlay who graduat- Helen Fashbaugh, J. A. Spencer, Vera Seller news come* (and haa come for years) through British GIRL WITH GLASSES PREPARES FOR A PASS—Priscilla Lane (right) ed at semesters holds an assistant- Proof Reader*— Marilee Hargcsheimer, Dorothy Roth- censors. In other words, what we know of Europe "glamors up" girl friend Jane Wyman for a big romantic moment in their ship in the speech department for rock, Alta Miller today is for the most part just what certain English current film comedy, "Brother Rat and a Baby," playing at Lyric Theatre the rest of this year, at end of which Typi.t - Evely" Meye™ interests want us to know, no more, no les*. Sunday und Monday, February 11-12. time Jim hope* to have hooked a job Shop Foreman — Harry Slaw.on with a radio station in the west. Intelligence will tell you, contrary to many news re- Freshman Dick Harris tnuiaf.rr.d AdVSdK^Harold P.rke, Jack McM^oJ,S3°ph ports, from Oberlin recently not only be- Ovler, Don Patterson, Bob Brown, June Rummel, 1. That Germans are fundamentally human, exactly STUDENT FEARS DICTATORS WILL WIN, cause B. G. is closer to his home town, Marjorie Hilt, Leila Stahl, Peggy Curtiss, Donna like anybody else except that they happen to live in Napoleon, but is also cheaper. Germany, a fact which does not make them criminal. V.nni. P.tcof, Las Amiga, sopho- Faculty Adviser Duncan Scott STANDS READY TO FIGHT FOR RIGHT more, has left the campus to attend 2. That much modern science and culture has come out to her mother who is quite ill. Ven- Th. opi.Ums .».r....d In th. various ..gn.d columns of Germany. Dear Sir: suppressing the defeated nations. nie plans on taking an art course in of this ».p.r ar. th... .f th. writ.r. and *'•"■>« 3. That British propaganda got us into the last war I am very much disappointed with Have our people ever stopped to Detroit this winter and enrolling at „.c...«r,ly .h.r.d by th. B.. C. N.ws or .ny .th.r and would like very much to get us into this one. the "younger generation," of which consider that Britain and France can the University of Southern California group or indiv.fU.al. 4. That in the past England has used the methods at- I nm a very radical and perhaps un- fall? Suppose that Japan attacked next summer. tributed to Russia and Germany in Attaining her ends. wanted member. 1 am referring to in the Orient, Germany, Russia, and 5. That if the British Admiralty didn't sink the Athe- the two letters published in the Jan. Italy in Europe, and Italy in Africa. ITS A MEAL ITSELF Fee Increase Should Allow 17 issue of the Bee Gee New*. We all know that Britain is scattered nia, history has proved that august body cupable of it. For Dances In Larger Hall If I advocated that we should not all over the globe. We all know that ;V" 6. That, regardless of who started the Finnish-Russian give freely to the "March of Dimes," she was almost defeated in the last snow fight, England stands to gain far more from It war. And if Japan had attacked her The problem which has been a sore spot with then I would be denounced because than either Russia or Germany. 1 was giving to this organization in the Orient in her depth of retreat, students as well ns the social committee, attain 7. That it stands to reason that Russia would never at- when there is a terrible relief situa- do you think she could have surviv- Klarinirly exposed itself at the Five Sister dance tempt a winter invasion of Finland unless compelled tion in America. I cannot ngure out ed? The totalitarians have over 450 in the Reception Hall last Friday. It was like submarines, and these can destroy by force to do *o. a mind which does not want to see tryinf? to get through the subway during rush the democratic armies of Finland re- Britain. Britain has already announc- hour. The sorority put on a well planned party, 8. That, if the U. S. gets into this war, the old chest- lieved from all too upparent suffer- ed through her Cabinet that she must at the but the amount of dancing was held to a min- nut that we learn through experience doesn't hold ing thru which they are passing. No find a better method of combatting imum because of the close quarters. water. money, sub-zero weather, 20 hours the subs than splinter ships. Giant Hamburger The new Women's Gym offers space for com- of night—but we must not lift even If we were left alone in a dicta- THE BARBARIAN INVASION: S. Main St. (Open all night) fortably sponsoring an all-campus dance, but a hand in Christian charity to help torial world, we would lose our de- due to lack of funds the social committee has not I try to keep this column non-partisan as far as poli- these poor democratic, Christian, mocracy! How? Our economic sys- freedom-loving men. We have our been able to afford to pay extra janitorial bills tics are concerned, but once in a while it is too tough to tem hus in the past been based upon own problems. private enterprise. An individual in with its limited budget. If a comparatively overlook the humor in the alleged Great Game. RECIPROCITY The Republicans have all sorts of nasty names for Prof. John Schwarz says that we the U. S. who was competing with small sum is available, to take care of this extra one in France, for example, for a for- We are staunch supporters of Mr. Roosevelt and his methods and policies, and they'r* must preserve right at all costs, and the University and in return cost which the Reception Hall does not have, eign market. If the world becomes quick to point out hia failures. Now, any dope (even is denounced by the "younger genera- feel we are entitled to a por- dances could be given in the Women's Gym and tion". I take history and I do not adapted to a totalitarian system of Musser) can find fault, but that alone will not cure tion of your business, inasmuch there would be plenty of room to dance. especially care if I get a good grade economics, then could one person as we give student discounts on This money should be available the second any ills. So I suggest that all G.O.P.'s lay off the U. S. from Professor Schwari or not; I compete against a whole government duplicated lenses or on com- semester since the activity fee has been raised Proxy until they have a constructive program to offer. am learning some history. I am at for a market? No. Then we would plete glasses. by the administration. According to advance Incidentally, tho present crop of Republican potential least learning enough to know that have to have some form of socialized reports, 1,324 students, paying an activity fee presidents is the worst in history—and American poli- we entered the last war over much government—communism, fascism, L. W. Strawser of $7.60, registered for the second semester. tics has seen a lot of history. One of these "saviors of greater issues than those of Wall nazism, Do you want this? OPH.D. the U. S. budget" is Frank Gannett, who publishes a Street and the right of every nation We would also have to take steps There is no reason, known to editors, why the 115 N. Main appropriation committee cannot increase the string of newspapers (I know because I used to sell to the free use of the high seas. We to curb our democracy so that it budget of the social committee enough to pay for them—and they smelled; in fact they still smell). Any- should have learned that we cannot might exist. We would have to curb hope to have a solid world order un- the discussion of political ideas ad- dances in a hall where a student can dance with- way it was public spirited F. G. who was largely re- sponsible for the defeat of the Tugwell Bill, designed, less we are ready to sacrifice our pet- vocating fascism, for example. We out somebody's elbow in his back. ty rights, unless we are going to stop as you know, to stop crooked advertising. Anyone who would for our own security. We are The social committee has been unjustly critic- not willing to accept fascism because Rappaport's ized and has had to face the attack of a dissatis- cares to review the Gannett papers issued during the it has so far failed. But if it wins, fied student body. In adverse circumstances, Tugwell controversy will find that during that time will not our masses be more ready VALENTINE the committee has conscientiously tried to pro- their patent medicine advertising increased noticeably. At The Cinema for it? Would this not destroy our mote a social polish which Bowling Green, now, Rather than have F. G. for prexy I'd prefer any village freedom of discussion, our right to PARTY GOODS DENNISON does not show. They should be given a break, half-wit, with Musser as a second choice. "The Fighting 69th", showing the hold and express our own political and the appropriation committee should come scrappiest bunch of Irishmen Uncle ideas—freedom of speech? Decorations Favors Napkin*, Etc. across for both the student body and the social Sam could muster into one regiment I, for one, will stand ready to give VALENTINES committee.—A. F. for the last war, plays at the Cla- myself for right, and I will stand Zel tonight, Thursday and Friday, ready to go to war to keep this coun- Fancy and Comic and star* James Cagney, Pat O'Brien try from having to give up its ale- GREETING CARDS On The Q. T. CANDY Survey Can Expose Abuses and George Brent. Jeffrey Lynn takes mental rights which I firmly do and By BOYD MUSSER the part of the immortal poet, Joyce ■hall believe in democracy, or, right! Everything needed to make Which Sould Be Remedied Kilmer, who wa» a soldier in the I am a God fearing, Christian person your party a success who will stand ready to preserve our A cupfull of learning applied is better than a carload original 69th. The proposed survey of student housing in The Cla-Zel presents a double fea- own and other'* democracy—I will of memorized fact*. stand ready to fight for the right. Rappaport's Bowling Green and the setting up of uniform ture Saturday with a movie of "For Everything" housing regulations under the direction of A. B. XXX World War spies, "British Intel- I remain, your sincere, radical Conklin, dean of the student body, can be of a Finn*' battle cry. "Come on and fight. Quit your ligence," starring Boris Karloff and friend, Bruce Sidebotham real service to the students if the facts, when Stalin I" Margaret Lindsay, and "Emergency Ruth Dobbs Squad," a story of a newspaper wo- exposed, are really remedied. XXX man and a police rescue squad. The University catalogue reads, "Nicely fur- When the boys have those all-night aessions, they niched rooms in private homes may be rented "I Take This Woman," Sunday and generally talk on broad subjects. Monday, stars the current number by men or women at from $1.50 to $2.00 per Serve Ice Cream At That XXX one on the male mailing list, Hedy week, including everything needed by the room- Lamarr, and Spencer Tracy. Tracy er." But the rapid growth of the student body Charlie Horse says that democracy haa turned into Rush Party dumb-ox-ery. marries the girl after a married man during the past three years has created a land- does her wrong but finds that she ladies' market in the housing situation. XXX and his profession as a doctor do not The catalogue is misleading. A student is Joe: I aee you're back in school, so I'll be seein' you get along. lucky if he can rent even a double room at $1.50 real orfen now. Next Tuesday, the Cla-Zel's "big" a week, and it is sensational if "everything Bloe: Yeah, anne time. night, brings "The Great Victor HARMS needed by the roomer" is included in that price. XXX Herbert" with Allan Jones, Mary The usual price for a double room is $2.00, but Martin and Walter Connolly—spark- A* «oon a* good boxers turn pro, they work for a $2.50 to $3.00 is not unusual. And it is not un- ling with the melodious Victor Herbert Can supply you with the ideal treat for Rushees session with Conn. usual, too, even at the higher prices, for the songs. xxx Bricks in fraternity or sorority colors landlady to insist that the student furnish sheets • i "Brother Rat and a Baby" is the and other bedding. Everything needed by the In the Shakespearian play, "Julius Caesar," one of big showing of the Lyric this week Bars . . Rolls, etc at special prices to University the characters purchased every article for less. 10 per and is on Sunday and Monday. The roomer is seldom included. cast of "Brother Rat" is together As for single rooms, the situation is similar. cent off for Caasiu*. again plus the new baby star, Peter Organizations. A few single rooms are rented for $2.00, but xxx B. Good, the baby whose coming caus- $2.50 to $3.00 is more usual, and on up to $5.00 Cassius: Mr. Brutus, are you going to kill Caesar ed all the trouble in "Brother Rat." YOU PHONE 7441, WE'LL DELIVER has been asked. to-night? He makes up for the trouble by be- Too many of the students are not getting their Brutus: Oh, I might make a stab at it. ing the hero of the film. The action money's worth at these prices. At some places xxx takes place one year after the "Rats" graduate. where sheets are furnished they are not changed Art Shanly says, "Animals without a backbone are HARMS ICE CREAM CO. Tonight and tomorrow, "Stanley weekly. At $2.50 to $3.00 they should be. Many not always invertebrates." and Livingstone," the story of the 503 Buttonwood Avenue rooms are not cleaned often enough to keep them xxx livable. In an actual case, one decided that his search in deepest Africa for Dr. The news has now changed from a Baron subject to landlady did not intend to do any sweeping in Livingstone by an American news- new hands. All war news censored by Frances. paper man, stars Spencer Tracy with his room. He finally borrowed a broom from Clip And Sign xxx Richard Greene and Nancy Kelly at her and swept a sizable pile of dirt and dust into the Lyric. I agr.. lo enter my pictur. in th. 1940 "Key" Beauty Cont.at. the hallway near the stairs where she would be Prof. Schwarz says, "If we can't make a statement about the lesson after we have read it, we are in the "Roll Wagons Roll," featuring Tex I will hav. my picture taken at tim. and plac. designated by staff able to gather it in her dust pan. A week later, editor and will pay th. initial cost of $1.50. I understand that all wrong institution." And then there are statement con- Kilter, is the Lyric's Friday and the pile was still there. Saturday show. picture, will b. judged by th. uai perion, on. prominent and To be sure, not all landladies in Bowling Green cerning the assignments. capable in this Gala. xxx Jackie Cooper and Freddie Bar- are guilty of such things. Some of them have tholomew come to the Lyric Tues-; Nam. - taken student roomers on a business-like basis Putting "Beetle Brow" Humphrey's picture on the day, Wednesday and Thursday in Addreaa and recognize their own rights and duties and right hand side of the Bee Gee News introduces a new "Spirit of Culver," a picture of cadets the rights and duties of the student. But too style of arrangements. Comic* on the front page I at Culver Military Academy. -Pat la K.y Box. BEE GEE NEWS PAGES Landismen Play Oberlin And Wittenberg Cagers

SPLASHERS TRAVEL TO SPRINGFIELD Special Tank Rates Are Oberlin Quintet Set Up For Faculty Group IftATURi f^tLe IN SEARCH OF SEASON'S FIRST WIN A special family rate swimming fee has been authorised Here For First Two Squads By Virtue Of Previous Showings During for this semester. Tbe fee it Season Placed On Equal Basis; Varsity-Frosh $2.00 and covers all expenses I ITALC€N NOT for all members of each faculty Meet Scheduled For Tonight Game In History By DUNNY family. Payment of this fee It is done . . . muat be made to the Business The chances of Bowling Green State University having a "Song by War- A closely contested dual swimming meet, judging from the Office. Presentation of receipt records of both teams, should be in store Saturday, when the Fal- for this payment at the Nata* Brood Seek Higher ing" now rest with none other than Frederick himself. con mermen meet the Wittenberg splashers at Springfield. torium lobby will complete reg- The petitions which were signed bj some 700 students have been sent Bowling Green's natators appear to be greatly strengthened istration for swimming. Those Place In Loop to Mr. Waring along with a letter composed l>y l.illie B. Dick campus poet that contained in a concise form the history of the school, by the eligibility this semester of Bud ► who did not swim last semester may obtain medical certificate Standings its traditions and the purpose of the project. Francis, fancy diver, and Walter Kenyon's powerful swimming ag- Roper, a dependable distance swim- cards from Miss Fraaier. Reg- So if B. G. S. U. has a fight song composed for her it gregation will invade the Bowling istration will be completed Mon- After spending a victorious mer. Green natatorium on Feb. 14, for a may well depend on how well our desires have been transmit- Wittenberg was defeated by Woos- day or Wednesday, 7:30 - 8:30 week-end on foreign courts at ted to Fred Waring. Here's hoping. dual meet with the Orange and Brown. p.m., Natatorium lobby. ter 66-19 on Jan. 19, as compared to Varsity-Frosh Tonifht the expense of Marietta and An orchid to him . . . the 65-10 walloping; the Coxmen re- Otterbein, the Bowling Green Coach Budd Cox will send his var- basketeers will be at home on Although this article is somewhat out of date it still bears ceived from the same team in the in- sity tankmen against the best Stan mentioning. itial meet of the season here. Minor's freshmen can muster in a Spring Sports To Saturday evening to battle an Oberlin five. On talking with a recent graduate of B. G. S. U. I found Fin* Perforator* dual meet in the natatorium tonight out about a project of our head football coach, Harry Ocker- The Lutherans have capable per- On Tuesday night the Brown at 7:30 p. m. Hold I. M. Spot R. Dunipace man, about which I hud not previously known. formers in the diving, breast stroke The nestlings under the leadership and Orange will oe seen in ac- It seems that Coach Ockerman has adopted the worthy and distance free style events. Roper of Bob Ostheimor are expected to give After Basketball tion against a fast Wittenberg quin and Rogers took second and third in the Doane captained swimmers a good tet in the local gym. plan of giving to each graduated squadman that played under him a per- the diving against Wooster, while test. Several of the yearling tankmen When basketball fades from the Saturday's game will mark the sonal award. Limkull gave the down-staters two have posted very low times In the intramural set-up for this year, the first time that an Oberlin basketball The award, as most awards of this nature does not have a great mone- second place awards in the 100 and different events and a regulation more minor sports of volleyball, team has ever tangled with a Ful- tary value, but it does bear that something that makes every athlete that has 200 yard free style events. match would give them a chance to swimming, handball and eventually con five. The landismen will be out "done battle for old Siwash U.", value it to a great degree. Bigelow in the breast stroke and upset the varsity natators. tennis and golf will come into their In make the Yeomen their fourteenth victim as against four defeats. We're darn lucky ... Newlin in the- 440 yard free style The meet will consist of nine events own. Last week-end I had the privilege of traveling to Cleveland with Budd race are the other outstanding point- and admission may be gained by pre- Volleyball is scheduled to begin Oberlin Tops Hobart Cox's tanksters to watch them do battle with the Case Scientists. getters for the Springfield team. sentation of student activity cards. when the intramural basketball sea- The Crimson and Gold scored an Although the Coxmen dropped the meet after a few bad breaks it is son sings its swan song. Fraternity, impressive victory over a Hobart my opinion that the Brown and Orange swimmers would not begrudge the intcrrlass and independent teams are college five last Saturday night. In Casemen their margin of victory when they experienced the handicaps the eligible to compete. Registration the nine games that Oberlin has BASKET SWISHERS TOP MARIETTA AND played, they have been able to come Clovclandcrs face in swimming in their pool. must be completed by Feb. 20. Blanks Now don't get me wrong, the Scientists don't swim in a converted bath may be secured from the I. M. bulle- out on the long end of the score three tub or anything like that but in comparison with the Bowling Green natator- OTTERBEIN ON WEEKEND ROAD TRIP tin board in the men's gym. The fuc- timee. In conference competition they ulty may take part in this sport. have been defer.ted four times while ium it was pretty bud. Victories Place Brown And Orange Courtmen In Fourth Swimmers Program winning only once. The greatest hundicap was encountered by the Fulcon divers. The spring Forward Johnny Carlisle and Dick board of the Case pool was so situated thut it was impossible to spring into For those who enjoy swimming the Place In Conference Standings; LeFevre, who counted 16 and 14 sport will officially become a part of the air for fear of going up through the ceiling and it was so close to the Mt. Union Beaten 34-29 points, respectively, in the Hobart the program upon the completion of water that it was almost impossible for the divers to get a dive completed game, arc expected to be the mnin- before the water just seemed to spring up to meet them. the varsity tank season, with plans stays in the offensive play of the Yeo- Bowling Green State University made a twin killing over the being made for an inter-class swim Yes, in comparison, the B. Q. nntutorium is a paradise and we as stu- men when they meet the Bee Gees. week-end by defeating Marietta Friday night 40-36, and Otter- carnival. Varsity and freshman mer- dents of Bowling Green State University should really appreciuto our modern Lutherans Seek Revenge bein Saturday night 44-36. Both of these games were played on men will not be eligible for the meet. facilities. the Falcon two-day road trip. Entry blanks have been posted on The Wittenborgs will be out to gain Friday night the Brown and Orange*—- the bulletin boards in the Natatori- revenge for the 19-13 upset which the cagers broke a "jinx" that Marietta With these two victories on the Bowling Green gridders handed the had held over them by winning their credit side of the ledger it gives Bowl- um and men's gym. COUPON—Thti adv. and 30c will This year the handball tourney Wittenberg eleven lust autumn. Wit- clean and press a pair of trousers, COEDS! first game, over the Pioneers on the ing Green 12 victories and four de- tenberg holds a .500 average in the feats for the season. This raises the will be sponsored by the Handball a sweuter, or a skirt. Home downstaters floor. conference standings with four wins Laundry and Dependable Dry Valentine's Day Feb. 14 brood's standings in the Ohio Confer- Club headed by Ben Schulman. Reg- Tain Early Lead ami the same number of losses. Cleaners, 100 W. Wooster St. BUT IT'S ALSO Bowling Green led most of the ball ence wtih five victories against two in istration will close Feb. 8. Five times the Falcons and the game and held a 25-21 lead at the rest the red. churchmen hnve met on the hardwood, LEAP YEAR Mt. Union Falls period but Marietta came back strong but the Bee Gees have yet to defeat Get top performance with GET HIM SOME and went into the lead during the Bowling Green's rangy Falcons, af- Coxmen Fall To ter dropping two consecutive games the Springfielders. Last year's game Atlantic Gasoline and Motor Oil VALENTINE CANDY final minutes of the ball game 36-34. found the Landismen on the short end A final splurge that saw the Falcons to Conference opponents, bounced Case Tanksters of u 50-80 score. Otterbein, whom the ATLANTIC WHITE From The back into the win column with an im- •coring six points to the Pioneer's two I Falcons defeated 44-38, recently ve'"the~ Landismen a four "poTnt Passive 34-29 win over Mt. Union's By 47-28 Count FLASH cagers Jan. 30. handed Wittenberg a 41-35 loss. Cor. S. Main and Washington PURITY victory. In all probability the Cardinals will Prices For Every Purse "Dew Boy" Johnson led the Bee The Brown and Orange, now minus Falling into bad luck the nattily present a tight man-to-man defense Gee attack with five field goals and the services of Zechman and Marko, clad Brown and Orange splashers with a fast breaking offense in which three fouls good for 13 points. Kor- started slowly and trailed the Mounts under the leadership of Jack Doane, liig Ed Chatlain, who netted 15 points masis and Madaras followed in scor- midway in the first half, but an air their new captain, dropped a swim against the Falcons last year, is the ing with eight points each. Meista, tight defense by the Falcons held meet to the Case School of Applied big factor. Guard Don Albright of Marietta forward, scored 12 points the invaders to one field goal during Science 47-28 at Cleveland, Friday Akron is another Lutherun on whom Tobacco Specials For The loi the losers. the remainder of the first half. In afternoon. the Bowling Green defensive men must Tackle OtUrbein On Way Horn* the meantime Dewey Johnson put on Competing without the services of keep a close watch. On their return trip from Marietta a shooting demonstration, and helped Vic Peterson and suffering from the With the tentatively scheduled College Man In Our Big the Falcon cagers stopped at Wester- by Madaras, was able to pile up a effects of an injury to Doane, the Findlay game postponed, the next villo Saturday night and defeated the 20-13 lead at the half. Coxmen pushed the Scientists to the game finds the Landismen playing Mid-Winter Sale Caidinals of Otterbein 44-38 before Seconds Show Spark limit before falling by the wayside. host to the Flashes from Kent State. a mid-winter homecoming crowd. Mt. Union's second team started Bud Francis and Doane were the Bowling Green had to start the the second half and slowly closed the first place winners for the Falcons. second half facing a three point def- gap until the Landismen held only a Bud copped the fancy diving laurels icit but some sharp-shooting by Kor- slim three-point margin. At this from his teammate, Dave Silver, 25c Cookie Jar . 19c mszis, Johnson and Madaras soon put point the invaders sent the varsity while Doane swam off with the back THE the Brown and Orange in front. back into the game, but Johnson stroke event. 1 Pound Granger Tobacco 59c Kormaiia Top* crashed through with a fielder in the Doane Injured FEMININE Bowling Green's three high scorers closing seconds to put the game on Jack was on his way to another 1 Pound Union Leader. 57c led the Bee Gee attack for 36 of our ice. first in the breast stroke event when FIELD Dewey Johnson gave the local fans he struck his head on the low slung 44 points. Kormazis was high with By VIRGINIA ALCUIRE 1 Pound Velvet Tobacco 69c 13, Madaras 12, and Johnson 11. a demonstration of one-hand shooting diving board on a turn and opened a Augspurger, Redbird forward, kept and Duff Madaras thrilled the large cut that took five stitches to close. He All 15c Cigarettes 2 for 27c the Westerville lads in the ball game crowd with his sensational long shots. will be able to compete in the Wit- Around the Women's Building this by hitting for 17 points. Cover swish- The pair contributed 26 points, as tenberg meet, however. week, the most important news is ed the hoap for 13 points. well as playing a fine defensive game. The eligibility of Francis in the the appearance of Hanya Holm in diving events and the addition of an all concert program at Toledo Uni- Walt Roper in the distance event has versity on Fridsy evening, Feb. 16 G&M a DRUGS given the Coxmen additional strength. st 8:30. Tickets alone are priced FALCON TRACKMEN PREPARE FOR FIRST at 36 cents, while transportation 100 S. Maiu Street and ticket together will cost $1.05. MEET OF TOUCH INDOOR TRACK SEASON These tickets may be purchaaed in Warm up these snappy the stock room of the Women's Build- First Meet Against Findlay College Here, February 28; ing from Vera Welty. days over some ham- A Valentine party will be given Oberlin, Albion, Hurons, Bishops Also by the Women's Athletic Association Listed On Schedule burgers or a bowl of at their regular meeting tonight Mary Lou Stombaugh is in charge of Your Social Regardless of the snow and frigid weather out of doors, Chili at the the affair. Bowling Green State University's track men have been diligently Since the first series of ballroom practicing each day on the track in the men's gym in preparation dancing lessons proved so popular, for the start of the indoor track season which starts in a few Whitehouse a second series will be presented to Swirl *weeks. the students beginning Feb. 20, ac- The Falcons' first indoor meet is Hamburger Shop cording to Miss Emilie Hartman. The Coach Ockerman scheduled on Feb. 28, in the Bee Gee lessons will be held every Tuesday INCLUDES oval against the thin-clads from Find- evening in the Recreation Hall. Holds Opening lay College. On each succeeding week, Ten Strictly Formal Proms the Orange and Brown runners will This Semester Spring Drills meet Albion, Ohio Wesleyan, Mich- WORRY! WORRY! igan Normal and Oberlin. The Wes- Although basketball is holding the leyan engagement is the only one of Things We're in a Fog About: (Can you tell ut why?) throne at the present time, football the five indoor meets not to be run Shatxel and Williams Halle have porch lightt! . . . Dr. Nord- is slowly oozing its way out from un- in Bowling Green gymnasium. mann digresses eo much I . . . The ice in "cokes" is so soothing They'll Require Your Best der the floorboards. A large num- Landis Anticipate* —and good, tool . . . Dr. McCain's English classes are so popu- ber of candidates have been working Coach Paul E. Lanlis anticipates lar! . . . Coed* insist on wearing those half-eocks! . . . And what "Bib and Tuck" So By out daily in the men's gym getting having a team this season far super- happened to: The men's smoking room proposed by the News All Means in condition for the coming spring ior to that of last year. It will be . . . "Tasty Tid-Bitt" . . . Frank of the "Frank and Athkins" practice. strengthened greatly by the addition BE CORRECT column! (Cues', he got tired guessing) . . . Last semester's Blocking Stressed of several outstanding sophomores. Coach Ockerman is practicing the Notable among the outdoors meets tuition money . . . Prof. Palmer's, "Shoemaker's Holiday" . . . formations he used last fall, trying scheduled are those against Michigan The Christmas presents we got . . .Summer! to get the new men accustomed to Normal, Butler and Toledo on April Our Winners of the Week: (but we lost in the second the Ockerman system. Blocking, 17, on the Toledo track, and the Big race!) Best Social Splash: Five Sister Sweetheart Swing— passing and punting are being stress- Six contest on the Falcon's oval on rhythm and romance in a big way! . . . Beet eye-full: Wednes- UHLMAN'S ed now so that less time will be need- May 24 and 25. day yawning—a pastel in ice! . .. Biggest surprise: Zechman as ed for these fundamentals when an actor—he stole the show at assembly! . . . Best recording: (Across from Cla-Zel) spring football officially opens the Amos, Ralph Quesinberry, Eugene Jan Savitt blue-plate special of "let a Wonderful World" . . . have your prom needs from the buttom up. first week of March. Richey, Gene Thomas, Don Hsllowell, Now at the Parrot . . . Best joke: Told by Ed Wallace in the Last year's lettermen that are L. Seelschott, Jim Showkier, Frank working out are Captain Steve Brud- Usak, Mike Kish, Harry Williams, Parrot—bat we didn't get it, honestly, fellows! SHOES at $5 DRESS SHIRTS $1.85 to $2 xinski, Ed Siminski, Chuck Catanese, Nate Vance, George Vehlber, Bill Yours, SOCKS 50c TIES 55e to *1 Bob Barnett, Ed Wellner, Harold Hughes, Bob Dillman, Pete Pratt, Jim Kelly TUXEDOS *2S WING COLLARS 35c Mehlow and Dale Good. Frank Cassabon, Bat Oswald, Wade Harold Leggett TAILS $35 HICKOK JEWELRY Freshman candidates are Bob Eck- Shank, Leon Kantor, Paul Jones, Jack And The Parrot Restaurant ert, Elmer Noss, Gus Brooks, Tony Steiner and Kieth Spongier. PAGE 4 BEE GEE NEWS

SHATZEL HALL TO HOLD 'ANGEL SWING' Announcement FORMAL FRIDAY IN RECEPTION HALL Extraordinary!!

Frankie Hamilton'* Campus Orchestra Will Play; MISS JUNE KIEFFER IS Fraternities, Sororities Entertain Guests NOW EMPLOYED AT THE At Smokers And Rush Parties The Vanity Shop eofo The angels will swing Friday evening when Shatzel Hall girls entertain with a formal dance in Reception Hall. "Angel Swing" "In The Modern Home" is the theme of the dance and will be carried out in the programs 140 S. Prospect Ph. 5091 and decorations. ,„,.., Frankie Hamilton's campus orchestra will play for dancing from 9 until 12. A program of entertainment will be given by several of the girls during inter- Your Newest Sweater Ten Commoner Pledges Iman is general chair- Thrill!! man in charge of Receive Third Degree Scarlet (G.W.T.W.) O'Hara arrangements for Sweaters The Commoners' fraternity will the affair. Other Spring Shades All Sizes committee members hold a closed smoker at their frater- are: refreshments, nity house at 307 E. Wooster tomor- —Also— Hilda Glover, chair- row night at 9 o'clock, according to NEW SPRING SKIRTS man, Leona Gol- Rex Moorhead, chairman of the com- All Latest Shades of its kind Sites 24-32 binec, Lillian Ne- mittee in charge of arrangements. vin, Dorothy Bos- Sixty guests attended the smoker key, June Imbody, held at the house last Thursday. Dick KESSEL'S You can look the whole world over and you won't Harriet Troyer; de- Collins, Marcus Hanna, Harry Bear, Martha Walrath corations and pro- and Paul Wilhclm were in charge of find another cigarette with Chesterfield's RIGHT COMBI- gram, Agnes Clark, chairman, Helen nrrangements. Fashbaugh, Donna Ruth Deal, Glen- The pledges of the first semester HEADQUARTERS NATION of the best American and Turkish tobaccos. na Gschwend, Ruth Colson, Mary received their third degree and were Mich., Phyllis Jackson, Ciara Sless- formally inducted into the fraternity —FOR— In Chesterfield you find just what every smoker man, Ann Evans. last week. The following men are now Commoners: George John, Wayne VALENTINES Invited guests to the dance are: Candy .... 1 lb. box 25c looks for...COOL SMOKING, definite MILDNESS, and the Dr. and Mrs. Frank J. Prout, Dr. and Leatherman, Francis Ruth, Keith MAILING CARDS 6c Meyers, Russell Emmans, Lawrence Mra. H. B. Williams, Mrs. Maude GOOD TASTE. Sharp, Misa A. Wrey Warner, Mr. Whaley, Elmer Voshall, Kenneth one thing that really satisfies...downright and Mrs. C. L. Rew, Mr. and Mrs. D. Parker, Jay Parker, and Stanley Hosiery J. Crowley, Dean and Mra. Ralph G. Zclaski. Allen Davidson, Robert 59c and 69c pr. Harshman, Dean and Mrs. Clyde II is Dishong, and Ernest Nixon have song. Dr. and Mra. George Moore, Dr. moved Into the house for the second and Mrs. C. G. Swanson, Mr. and Mrs. semester. 5 MORRIS 10c D. N. Scott, Mrs. Josephine James, Alumni brothers Ray Light, Kldon Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Cadwalladcr and Cox, Dick Wilke, and Cal Kellogg MVs. Ruth McWilliams. were guests at the house last week. Harold Wompler was a week-end guest. Are You Planning a Semi-Annual Smoker Party? Held By Five Brothers Sophomores Plan Dance Why Not Call Work has been started on the For Saturday, Feb. 24 The Woman's Club modeling of the basement in Ye Olde Five Brother fraternity houso at 410 The sophomore class will hold a Dining Room S. Main street. Partitions are being candlelight dance on Saturday, Feb. Dial 6701 torn down and with the addition of 24, in the Reception Hall. The dance new walls, planter board, and new will be for members of the sophomore Our Parties are Always fixtures, the planned chapter room class and their guests only. a Success will be completed in the near future. Jack Dory is general chairman in Also a good place for inex- The fraternity's semi-nnnual smok- charge of arrangements for the af- pensive lunches daily er was held at the house Monday eve fair. Other committee chairmen are: ning Feb. 6, with about fifty guests orchestra, Al Sautter; refreshments, and sixty brothers present. Sydney White; program, Bob Fruth; Plans are well under way for the invitations, Martha McCann; decora- Five Brother Tip-Off dance to be held tions, Roger Wheeler. A COMPLETE COLOR March 1, and for their formal which The orchestra for tho dance has is to bo held the following evening not been chosen yet. A committee A large group of brothers truveled to meeting will be held in the near fu- Restoration and recon- Liberty, Saturday night, Feb. 3 to ture to make this selection. watch Brother Matt Dotson's Liberty New sponsors for the sophomore ditioning free with half Lions oppose Brother Dick Hugo class arc Dr. Gilbert W. Cookc and meycr's Watcrville Beavers in a court M. Budd Cox. Wyllys Rheingrovcr clash. is class president. soles or heels at Brothers Earl Brillhart and Edwin Winslcr moved into the house at the Delhis Continue Plans beginning of the second semester. Sammy's Rushees Entertained For Formal On March 19 At Skol Art Party The Delhi's arc making plans for 118 West Wooster ' their annual formal dance which will Next to Police Station The Skol Sorority entertained last be held March 19. evening with a School of Art party in The third degree for pledges will tho Woman's Club Dining Room for be held next Tuesday, Feb. 13, nfter Dry Cleaning Hats Blocked more than 50 rushees. Guests and which refreshments will be served. aorority members donned smocks as Dick Harrington moved into the they tested their artistic ability. Delhi Houso at the beginning of the Jane Rosendale—C Awards were made for the most clever new semester. hats fashioned from crepe paper and Lloyd Shelton, Delhi flying cadet, animals from gumdrops, prunes and recently demolished several fences raisins. when he made a forced landing while VALENTINE Naomi Powell and Joyce Murphy taking a flying lesson. arranged the art school program. Brothers John Johnson, Dale Kuhl- CARDS Mra. DeWolf Schatxcl, formerly Iva man, Jim Huntington, Reed Shelley, Mae Bushey of North Baltimore, is Vincent McClintock, and Marion being welcomed back to the sorority. Greenler were week-end guests at the and Before her marriage to Lieutenant fraternity house. Schatxel last year she was sorority GIFTS president. Mrs. SchaUel plans to finish her studies this semester for Non-Sorority Girls Are For Everyone the degree of B. S. in business edu- Guests Of Five Sisters cation. She comes here from her hus- ASK FOR band's marine post in New Jersey. Girls at the Five Sister sorority can be had at house entertained a group of non- IT'S TIME TO GET SHORN sorority women Saturday afternoon. FOR PROM SEASON Cards and other games were arranged KLEVER'S CopTtiihi 1*40. esterfield for play and refreshments were ser- lior.nr » Miai SMITH'S BARBER ved during the afternoon. Committee TOBACCO Co. the cooler, better-lasting, DEFINITELY MILDER cigarette SHOP members in charge of arrangements Jewelry Store On The Four Comers were Dorothy Rothrock, Jean Imbody and Marjoric Swarat DR. J. J. CURRY Stop in for a bowl of HOLLAND DAIRY THE BEST CHILI IN TOWN BAR THIS WAY. routs TO ' OPTOMETRIST HOME RESTAURANT A (rand plate* to meet and rood ROGERS BROS. COEDS!! Phone 9141 118 E. Court Greyhound Bus Depot thing;, to ««t DRUG STORE WHERE YOU CAN Have you visit- BUY VALENTINES ed Zei g I e r's AND TREATS TOR New Dress THE CLA-ZEL THE LYRIC YOUR VALBNTINC/ NEW AGENTS WED.-THUR.-FRI. WED.-THUR. Feb. 7-8 Shop? —FOR— Feb. 7-8-9 SPENCER TRACY in James Cagney, Pat O'Brien in Come in and 'Stanley and Livingston' C.&L.E.BusCo. "The Fighting 69th" see our new Ask for a Bus Schedule FI.-SAT. Feb. 9-10 SAT. — Open 2:16 — Feb. 10 Open 2:R15 Sat. display 2 — FEATURES — 2 TEX RITTER in BORIS KARLOFF in "Roll Wagons Roll" Of VALENTINE GIFTS Admission lie and 16c PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED "British Intelligence" SPRING DRESSES —Also— FOUNTAIN SERVICE SUN.-MON. Feb. 11-11 "Emergency Squad" Open 2:15 Sun. • SCHOOL SUPPLIES Back . . with a B.n, . . And LUMINOUS COSMETICS Admission lie, 16c until 5; HATS. SWEATERS lie, 26c after 5 > Babyl Priscilla Lane, Jane Brajar, SUN.-MON. Feb. 11-12 Wayne Morris, Eddie Albert, SKIRTS, SUPS Open 2:15 Sun. Jane Wyman, Ronald Reagan in Whiteman Heart When there's a better Spencer Tracy, Hedy "BROTHER RAT AND Lamarr in Boxes ... 25c to $3 Drug Store we'll have it A BABY" HOSIERY "I Take This Woman" Gilbert's 50c to $3 TUE.-WED.-THU. Feb. 13-14-18 TUE. Feb. 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