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VOL. ZZX BOWLING GREEN, OHIO WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 1946 NO. 16 Enrollment Reaches 2,025 As Housing Overflows It's a Man's World Men Fill Rec Hall 575 Veto Bring Williams Talks While Waiting For Enrollment To Huts' Completion All-Time High Before House s With the male enrollment fig- Over 2.025 students have regis- ures still rising, housing facilities tered for the second semester at Military Group for men students arc almost com- Bowling Green, surpassing nil pre- pletely occupied, said Dean Arch vious records in the University's One of the last witnesses to B. Conklin. history. Last semester's record- testify during the public hearings The Recreation Hall is being breaking enrollment was 1877. of the House Military Affairs oam- used temporarily to house 180 men Three years ago it stood at 796. Compared with the second semes- mitte was Nelson Williams, a jun- who will move to the steel huts east of the campus as soon as they ter of last year, there are almost ior at Bowline Green. Nelson are completed. Dean Conklin pre- 1,000 new students now attending was one of forty college students dicted that they would be ready Bowling Green. In less than two who traveled to Washington to for occupancy by March 15. years, the enrollment has increas- ed 150 per cent. speak against peacetime military Eighteen men are living at the 878 Veterans conscription just before Chairman State Highway Garage where there are facilities for 3ti men. Of the 2,025 students, 676 are Andrew J. May closed the hearings One hundred men are now being starting college via the G. I. Bill at noon a week sgo Thursday. housed in the basement of the of Rights, pasted in 1944. which Nelson's testimony opposed Men's Gym. The Laboratory entitles any strvice-mnn who is in peacetime conscription believing it School gymnasium jind the Bow- the service more than 90 days the ling Green Armory were proposed right to attend school at the go- includes "regimentation of educa- sites for barracks but will not be vernment's expense providing he is tion." Such controls as the utilized. honorably discharged. Veterans military officials would exercise The 10 women's residences arc receive their tuition and books are "basically contrary to the completely filled, but arc housing free of charge plus $05 H month principles of academic freedom," no more women than previously, if they are single, and $00 a month added Dean Conklin. if they have dependents. he said, pointing out that this Other veterans, returning to stand is similar to that taken by Since many social events for the early part of the semester were Bowling Green, have the same the Mississippi Valley Historical scheduled for the Hec Hall, an ef- class status and continue whero they left off when they were called Association. fort will be made to schedule them into service. Following his testimony before for the gymnasium in the Women's Building, explained Miss Audrey Tabulation of the enrollment as the committee, Nelson talked with to colleges, classes, and subjects Kenyon Wilder, social chairman. Senator Huffman and several Ohio With the termination of the bas- will not he completed for another representatives. "Ohio will be ketball season, the Men's Gymna- week or more. F. K. Beatty, as- sistant registrar, said today. against conscription by about How to be happy with 180 roommates is shown in this glimpse into the Verbolen Territory of the sium will he available for more three to one," Nelson predicted. social events. Women Adequately Housed Roc Hall where men are patiently, or impatiently, waiting for the completion of the steel hats in which they All woman students now have Nelson is an assistant issue edi- will live. adequate housing cither on or off- tor of the Bee Gee News and essay enmpus. The men's housing units editor of Eyas. He was accom- are gradually being completed. panied to the capital by Mark WSSF Drive Will Sam Durrance The men temporarily staying in Munn and Harry Mcllwain, stu- Key Presents Beauties At the Recreation Hnll will soon be dents at Ohio State University. Open March 29 living in these steel units. Mcllwain end Munn represented Will Appear in For meals, students have been The World Student Service the campus YM and YW at Ohio divided among the three women's State and several local and state- All-Campus Assembly Today Fund drive is being sponsored this dormitories. Kohl Hall is now ser- wide committees who are opposing year by SCF and will be held here Vocal Recital ving 400 students, Shatzel Hall, .110; anil Williams Hall, 320. Oth- peacetime conscription. A sophisticated program to present the Key Beauty Con- March 29 and 30, James Stoner, test entrants has been planned by Alice White, editor of the Sam Durrance, Jr., asssistant er students eat either off campus Key, for this morning's assembly at 11:10 in the Auditorium. director, announced last week. professor of music, will be pre- or at the Nest. Sorority women A vote for Key class representatives will be made by the stu- The WSSF is a non-govern- sented by the music department in eat at their own houses. Try-Outs Set For mental international organization The registration deadline was dents during assembly. the third faculty recital of the Monday, March 4. University Play While the Buckeyes play, the following candidates will that gives aid to students and year Thursday at 8:15 p.m. in the be introduced. professors in 18 countries. The Auditorium. Miss Myrtle Jensen Tryouts for the "Taming of the The winning pictures will then be drive is conducted annually in will accompany him at the piano. Most Beautiful Woman: Betty sent to two famous beauty judges, Sings Thursday Shrew," one of Shakespeare's meet 14 countries and was conducted Mr. Durrance, a baritone, has hilarious comedies, will be held in Stephan, Alpha Chi Omega; Mar- one for men and one for women, gery Mooney, Alpha Gamma Del- who will make the final selections. first in the United States in 1937. selected his program to appeal to the Auditorium today from 3 to 1 a variety of tastes and back- Students in China, the Philip- p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m.. Prof. Elde.i ta; Marilyn Brown, Alpha Phi; Pat Representative Stedente grounds. He will include sacred T. Smith announced. Prof. Smith Smith, Alpha Xi Delta; Pat Under- As each person enters the Audi- pines, France, Belgium, Holland, and secular numbers, ranging will direct the play which will be bill, Delta Gamma; Donna Graf- torium this morning, he will re- Switzerland, Sweden, Denmark, from Italian "bel canto", French given April 13, 14. 16, and 16 in ton. Gamma Phi Beta; Phyllis ceive a list of his class members Norway, G-eece, Italy, Yugoslavia, art-songs, and German "lieder" to the Auditorium. All University from which he will make his choice familiar songs of modern compo- students ara eligible to try out. Crandall, Independents; Julia Ann Russia, Poland, Canada, and the for the most representative and sers. United States have received aid There are 25 parts for men and Thompson, Johnston Hall; June outstanding persons. These ballots Mr. Durrance joined the faculty four parts for women. Tryouts Cater, Kappa Delta; Helen Gruber, will be turned in at the end of the through WSSF. in the fall semester of 1945. He will also serve as a tryout for Kappa Zeta Pi; Beth Neikirk, Kohl assembly. The functions of WSSF include: graduated from Harding College, Hall; Marilyn Hecklinger, ShaUel Workshop Players, dramatic group Searcy, Ark., and received his mas- for new students, freshmen, and Hall; Joan Van Tilberg, Theta Phi; Short Cl.ii Schedule Changed service to students and professors Class periods will be shortened in need, irrespective of race, re- ter of arts degree in modern lan- traasfers. Edie Doerr, Tri Lambda; Virginia guages from Duke University. He Tne set is being designed by Moore, Williams Hall; Mary Bee this morning according to the fol- ligion, or country; rehabilitation of lowing schedule: university life rather than relief studied voice at Rollins College Frederick G. Walsh along general Taylor, Women's Building. and at the University of Florida only; co-operation among students Elizabethan lines. The play, a Five Handsome Men 8 o'clock class— 7:50- 8:35 before transferring to the Univer- and faculty in international soli- story of a shrewish woman being • o'clock class— 8:40 9:25 sity of Michigan for graduate stu- tamed by a strong man. was pre- Most Handsome Man: Cletus 10 o'clock class— 9:30-10:15 darity; and promotion of self-help Sweiganl, Alpha Tau Omega; Paul dy in music. sented professionally by Lunt and 11 o'clock class—10:20-11:06 in addition to direct asssitance. Richard Jolley, off-campus; Otto Members of Pi Kappa Alpha will Fontaine on Broadway several Aseambly—11: IO-Noen Students on the planning com- setasons ago. "The Taming of the Schoeppler, Pi Kappa Alpha; Tom usher. Buttle, Sigma Alpha Epsilon; mittee for the drive are Aurelin Shrew" was given at the Univer- Christen, chairman, Ervin Potts, Program sity six years ago. Charles Risher, Sigma Nu. The Key will display numbered Retreat Planned Ann Kinker, Jim Showkier, Walter His program will be: pictures of the contestants outside Butz, Joanne Sweet, Marcia Hach- I Attempt from Love's Sickness 11 Appointments the Auditorium. Students and fa- By Newman Club tel, Magdalene Batcha, Opal Cor- to Fly, Purcell; Air from Milton's culty will vote for their choices by der, Alice Cerny, and Laura Jane "Comui," Ami'; Star vicino, Rosa; Made to Faculty number in the Well this afternoon The University Newman Club is Ash. Che fiero costume, Legrenzi; It is and all day Thursday and Friday. sponsoring a three-day Retreat enough, from "Elijah" Mendels- Eleven faculty appointments this weekend for all Catholic Uni- sohn ; Le marriage des roses, have been made with a few more versity students. The Retreat will Raines Will Attend Franck; Apres un reve, Faure; Vieille chanson espagnole, Aubert; Sam Durranee will be presented expected, the President's office an- be Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. by the music department tomorrow Cap , Gown Tea National YMCA Meeting Beau soir, Debussy; Fin ch'han dal nounced this week. The following March 8, 9, and 10. FT. Richard night in the third faculty recital Deters, S.J., well-known Retreat- vino, fram "Don Giovanni," Mo- have been appointed and are listed Ope ns Art Exhibit Dorothy Raines, secretary of the this year. with the department in which they master from Xavier University, Student Christian Fellowship, will zart. will teach. The Art Workshop, directed by will conduct the exercises. A represent Bowling Green State Der Lindenbaum, Schubert; se- resume of the exercises to be held Charles A. Barrel], as s i s t a n t Walt Dehner, resident artist, open- University at the seventeenth na- lections from "Dichterliebe," Schu- Cover Design Contest professor of political science; on ed Us second exhibit of paintings in St. Aloysious Church is as fol- tional convention of the YMCA mann; Wie Melodien zieht es mir, Extended For One Week leave of absence in service since this year in the lobby of the lows: which opens March 2 at Atlantic Brahms; Allerseelen, Strauss; 1942; Mabel E. Dr.nn««, instruc- Library Sunday afternoon with a Friday, March 8 City. Rising Early, from The Gondo- Cover designs for Eyas, the new tor of mathematics; A. J. Ham- tea sponsored by Cap and Gown. 4:15 p.m.—Conference This is the first national conven- liers," Gilbert and Sullivan; Smoke campus literary magazine, may be Gets in Your Eyes, from "Rober- saer, assistant professor of chemis- Fifty paintings, water colors, oils, 7:45 p.m.—Conference tion of the YWCA since 1940 be- submitted until the contest closes try; Ralph J. Klein, instructor in and goaches, were sent for the Satnrday, March 9 cause of the convention regulations ta," Kern; Without a Song, You- next Wednesday, March 13. An mans; and Stouthearted Men, from speech; William Miller, instructor showing by the Toledo Federation 9 a.m.-12—Mass, Breakfast, of the ODT during the war emer- award of five dollars is offered for "The New Moon," Romberg. in history and alumni secretary; of Art Society. Conferences, and Rosary gency. More than 3000 delegates the best design in black and white Alma J. Payne, instructor in Eng- Some of the artists and their 12-9 p.m.—Conferences, Con- ore expected to attend. submitted. The winner will be an- lish; Robert E. Pingry, instructor works represented in the exhibit fessions, and Benediction Dr. Harold C. Urey, atomic Grades Not Yet Recorded nounced the following week. in mathematics; Isabella M. Rife, are "Boy in White," and "Suz- Sunday, March 10 bomb scientist of Chicago Univer- Any student who wishes to do instructor in English; Virgil War- anne," by Paul Penautter; "Five 8 a.m.-11:30—Mass, Break- sity, will deliver the opening ad- Registrar Announces so may enter the contest by plac- ren, assistant professor of foreign O'Clock Shift," Kate Lamb; "Rail- fast, and Conference dress at the first session. His sub- ing his design in the box on Dr. language; Doris West, instructor road Sides," Robert Coen; "A Day 2:30 p.m.—Conference ject will be, "Atomic Energy, for No first semester grades will be Rea McCain's desk in the English in home economics. in June," Earl W. North; "Roche 3:00 p.m.—Benediction and War, for Peace." given out froes the Registrar's office at the east end of the first De Bouei," Wanda Ide Crabbs; and Papal Blessing Office until further notice. Dr. floor of the Library. "Carnival," Swalley. A meeting of all Catholic stu- Ralph G. Harshman, acting regis- Deadline for Copy Choral Try-Outs Continue The exhibit will dose May 1. dents has been scheduled for this Chem Journal Will Meet trar, announced today. April 1 is the deadline for con- afternoon' in 103 Administration Because of the large enrollment tributions to be included in the Tryouts for both men and wo- Building to discuss matters per- The Chemical Journal Club meets more time is needed to complete first issue. Any student may con- men students for places in the mix- New proctors of Shatzel Hall are Mary Ryan, Marilyn Gebert, tinent to the Retreat. tonight in 400 Science Building. the recording of grades and to pre- tribute fiction, essays, poetry and ed chorus will continue next week, A Bureau of Mines movie, "Petrol- pare records. Grader will be sent drama, or photographs and draw- Dr. Kennedy announced today. and Virginia Bogdan- Recently elected house board Williams Hall has 29 new stu- eum and Its Uses" will be shown. to students' homes as soon ae pos- ings. These rhould be left in the Anyone Interested in trying out sible, and an announcement will be box on Dr. Rea McCain's desk in office™ are Virginia Bogdan, vice- dents this semester. The second Winifred Cole, president, announc- should report to the Recital Hall ed that the meeting ii open to all asado who* they are available in the English office at the east end of the PA Building, any day be- president, and Marilyn Desenberg, corridor is planning a party for student*. the office. of the Library basement. tween 2 and 4 p.m. treasurer the dorm in the near future. PAGE t BEE GEE NEWS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 1946 A Second Glance Problem On Ice-ing Mark of Zorro Military Training Bee Gee Bambi br Larry Kahl and Fred McCl.od WATER UNDER THE BRIDGE: Since prior to the ces- of the military program is three or four Dot Luedtke wslking into the massage class of the billion dollars yearly—a greater expenditure sation of hostilities, Amer- Phys. Ed. department to find herself the only doe than that of the entire educational system— ican proponents of mili- among 22 bucks ... Dr. Kennesson of speech, after it would certainly seem a rather expensive warning the debate team not to lose their train tickets tarism have been beating way to facilitate the development of the on the trip to Terre Haute, losing her own . . . Shirley the dram for compulsory social graces. Guscott's forthcoming marriage to a lucky med stu- military training. The The whole concept of dent from Cleveland . . . Poor Margie Scharer, de- public has been subjected democracy implies a par- touring to avoid the icy Ad Building steps and slip- to a barrage of propa- ticipation by the individu- ping to a broken arm in the Science Building . . . Johnny Barber squiring an Ohio State coed to the ganda from the press, the al in the choices made for Larry Kuhl Saturday formal. radio, and Capitol Hill. the whole group, while the From all this perfervid authoritarian character of Just a word of welcome from every Joe and rhetoric, the present writers have disengaged the army demands blind Jean— what they consider to be the important issues obedience. An army is, To the ex-G.I.'s who've joined us involved. Let us examine them in an at- H/-«9kWak no doubt, necessary to In the Battla of Bowling Groan. tempt, if not to resolve, at least to clarify preserve a democracy; them. MAGNA CUM LAUDE: Fred McCUod but it certainly is no de- Slgasa No's choice of Eva Marie Saint and Otto Certainly one of the important factors vice to be deliberately chosen as a school Sckoopplor, newly elected Pi Kap prosy, as thair to be considered is: Does compulsory mili- for training in democracy. No one argues C Muns. wo., i•*• tary training build character? The pro- that the German soldier was made a good Reprinted from the March issue of Esquire Moonlight Couple . . . the outlawing of jeans on tho caatpus by tho Tri-Lambs . . . Hal Pott's magnificent ponents of peacetime conscription say yes, democrat by virtue of military training. • elf-tied bow tie Thursday night . . . Prof. Bowman's because of the compulsion involved. Their Peacetime conscription. It seems to us, is agile handling of 5000 volts of electricity in physics contention seems to be that the whole pro- justifiable, if at all, solely on the grounds From G. /. Joe to Joe College 101 . . . Johnny Keown's export escort service to 12 gram of army regimen, in forcing the indivi- of military necessity. But is It a necessity? (count 'em—12) girls on the debaters Indiana jaunt dual to do things he doesn't want to do, disci- We should like to raise the following ques- . . . tho balmy spring waather, with fingers crossed. plines him and so improves Ins character. tions for thoughtful consideration by the Isn't Only Changing Uniform This urgument seems, to say the least, highly advocates of conscription. Against whom SUCK CHICK OF THE WEEK: specious. Certainly, as Robert Hutchins of by Jean Harshsaan are we to prepare an army? Where, in- Dotty Spitler, Williams Hall sophomore, walking the University of Chicago pointed out, "it is He is still Joe. deed, is the evidence that conscription pro- through Tuesday night's rain . . . bright red raincoat, the first time in history that it has ever been But the transition from G.I. Joe to Joe College is more tects countries from attack? Certainly it blue scarf, white wool socks and loafers . . . and scin- seriously argued that barrack-room life is complicated than a mere switch from khaki or navy blue to did not so benefit France or Poland. Where tillating with glistening pearls of raindrops. improving to the young." even is the evidence that conscription helps coverts and sweaters. Just ask any one of the 575 veterans Pom* Anyone would concede that military train- countries to win wars? England, without now enrolled at the University. The majority are finding that: by Mickey Campbell ing made the German soldier a perfectly peacetime conscription, has never lost a gen- Love is silly disciplined man; few would concede that eral war; France, with it, has lost live. 1* It's a big gap between veter- in the coast guard, may not have Love is sad his character was much improved in And what about the atomic bomb? Has ans in their twenties and 17 or 18- time for music but they've had a Love is futila year-old freshmen. the process. Why? Isn't the answer be- this no bearing on our thinking with refer- chance to look over the University Love is med cause character is a matter of self-discipline ence to preparations for the "next war?" 2. They arc more serious in coeds. "We've got more nice-look- Love is sorrow rather than of external compulsion? What has become of one of our primary pur- their attitude toward their studies ing girls than ever," they say. Love is curse Furthermore, it seems inexplicable to us poses in Hghting this last war—to organize than before the war. Bill Caines, in Germany with the But, not to be in love— how peacetime conscription which removes 3. Learning comes hard after military government for 22 a world free from fear? Would the psycho- That's worse 1 a young man from the moral influences of logical effect of peacetime conscription in a period of time in the service. months, believes that the average Ihe home, the church, and the school, and this country have any influence towards the 4. Housing and eating problems Bowling Green student seems more BILLETS DOUX: serious than he did before the war. which substitutes no comparable positive success or failure of the UNO? are their biggest worry. "Some of them are asleep, though, When the A.T.O.'s took over the sorority houses for influence, can be calculated to improve his After a moment's thought, the These, it seems to us, are all questions about what is going on in the their district conclave, the interchange of notes was Bowling Green veterans seem to morals. All of our experience in and ob- which must be considered dispassionately and world." terrific . . . Josnne Sweet scribbled a line ssying, agree with President Frank J. servation of army life has tended to empha- for which rational answers must be found "Take care of the fish, water the plant, and put the Prout in his belief that it is better A junior who was a marine V-12 sise its morally destructive nature. before any decision is made. There is an to inconvenience students in their here when men lived in Kohl Hall, eat out. The lads replied, "We fed the fish and A second test of this program is: Does alarming tendency on the part of the aver- living conditions than to deny edu- has returned to Bowling Green be- watered the plant, but wherinell is that cat? . . . universal military training promote de- age civilian to rush blindly into any pro- cation to those who want it. cause he liked it so well while he Other notes from the boys were: "The beds were mocracy? The argument of the advocates was stationed here. Ed Lesniak, gram which purportedly offers protection Most of the students who left hard, the crackers were soft, and we didn't like the who lives in Cleveland, planned to of conscription seems to be based ^>n the because "we mustn't be caught unprepared for the army or navy during 1943 peanut butter . . . You should have left photos— go to Case. "I liked the Univer- vague assumption that the free association again." Similarly, it is quite easy for the say that th,cy planned all during we've never seen angels before . . . When you visit sity so well that I came back, and of American youth of "all walks of life" returning veteran to allow personal pre- their stay in the service to return I'm having such s good time that us we won't leave . . . Never dreamed we'd sleep in somehow or other operates to make these judice to so color his thinking that he en- to Bowling Green to finish their I'm not going home until Easter," a sorority house, especially censored, censored, cen- youths better democrats. Ignoring the schooling. And they are glad that thusiastically supports a program because Ed admitted. sored . . . And the final touch was the lad who left wholly autocratic caste system so prevalent "I had to go through it, I don't sec why some- it hasn't changed a great deal. "Now that I'm back it seems that his shoes under WSGA prexy Sue Gesling's bed. in the American army, it is hard to con- one else shouldn't," when 10 years hence he I wasn't away for very long," said ceive how military life affords more oppor- will say "1 had to go through all of that, CAN YOU IMAGINE? Steven Randolph, a paratrooper If Could Be Vertf tunities for this association than does an and I certainly don't want my children to." for two and a half years and now Skip Ward without a tie . . . Bee Gee without a by William Yo American school system so devoted to the It is purely emotional reactions of this sort a junior in physical education. top notch basketball team . . . Babs Brillinger with- rrention of opportunities for unrestricted that must he set aside before any intelli- "The timo I was away seems like a Lines Written on s Slippery out Keith Wurster . . .Bill Zimmerman without a new social intercourse. Since the estimated cost gent decision can be made. long week-end pass." Morning gag . . . Dusty Rhodes with her coat off in the Nost Ned Freeman, leader of the • . . Harry Preston without his dignity . . . the juke Alumni Notes Kampus Kats, University dancs Cautiously thie morn I ventured boa without Sinatra . . . the Lyric Theater without band which played for most of the Down the sidewalk, slowly a horse opera . . . Olga Sonkoly without a piano . . . social events at Bowling (ireen in crap'— Dick Harig without Jane Schneider . . .exam weak '41 and '42, declares that he is go- When, by hap, a piece before without headaches . . . tha Neat without dogs. Back In The Swing ing to work harder than he did be- ma fore. He and Will Staub, drum- Tripped a maid with snincinf MORE WATER UNDER: by Doyla Smith mer for the Kats, agree that they step. Marjorie Martin announcing her engagement to a won't have time for the band now. The start of a new semester gives us fresh Dr. Kennedy will be glad to have them to lad from Dayton and leaving school to be married "It seems to me that there is Soon her equilibrium failed hen hope along with a fresh start, so we'll take . . . the listing of the new speech prof on the class augment his growing Men's Glee Club. more work in all the classes now," Pandemonium Impaled her. a hasty breath and dive back into the mal- Another musician we're happy to sec around Will said, "but maybe it's because Then, because of lack of friction schedule as "extra" and the freshman speech students <■str.nn. Everyone has noticed the crowds of is ex-Kampus Kat Printjr Arthur, who makes I am doing it for a change." Did she fly to violent action | calling him "Mr. Extra." Incidentally he's Ralph Violent .also was her diction new men around the Nest. If you'll look sweet tunes come out of that slip-horn he Ned, a staff sergeant in the ar- Klein, a Bee Gee graduate, who's pin has been worn As she fought to fain her trac- closely, however, you'll see that a lot of totes about. Grace (Lewis) Steiner is my and overseas for 15 months, quite proudly for two years by Zorro's boss, ye tion. them aren't new.—just haven't been around mighty happy these days, 'cause her sailor and Will, a musician second class Editor . . . the morons who stuck their heads in the for a time. The old place has some life oven looking for bsked beans . . . Pat Underbill's husband. Bill Steiner, is a sailor no more— How her running gears did spin. again. We've hit an all-time high for mater- just plain civilian. Bill is enrolling as soon Thrashing wildly out and in. sparkle is for the arrival of Don Whitehead, her ial to go into this chinfest. It's impossible as he and Grace get their trailer located. Be Group Pictures Churning, like eff-beaters, fiance, former highscoring Falcon basketeer . . . from to get everyone in a single issue, but if we seein' ya', Bill! 'round, Wadsworth comes the heart-throb of Andrew Jackson whittle away long enough ail will surely get If you drift back into the Student Room in Scheduled by Key Scarcaly touching on the Kelley, Jr. for the Sigma Nu hop ... O woe! Jim their rightful place in the bright light of the Neat some day and And a black-haired The following pictures will be ground. Clark is practically in khaki and Janet Smith has left "Welcome Back, Friend." hep-cat making the piano do an Irish jig, taken for the Key tonight and for Ohio U. Then her legs began to buck- While charging for that aching 8 o'clock you'll probably be listening to Walt Claws. Thursday night. If any changes Streamlined Mother Gooee le.— who should we almost knock down the Ad Walt has been gone for awhile, but he still arc made students will be notified. Humpty Dumpty eat on a wall Slowly down her kness did Bldg steps but Don Johnson. Of course, that looks at home on a piano stool. Ty Smith Wednesday Husapty Dumpty had a great fall 4:00—Entertainment Commlttl e— knuckle. "knock down" part is a lot of wishful think- and John Fitch are buzzing about the campus Sch wars'* office She was frantic I All tha king's horses ing, 'cause Don is a pretty big boy. He again. The first time we saw John this year 4:30— Activity Fees Committee—Over- And all the king's men man's oftice played some rough football once so maybe reminded us of the old'gang around Kohl— 4:45—Cap and Gown—Wllder's olllce .Then sped I Had egg-nog. we'll see him in action next fall. The notic- you know, cutups from way back. Johnny 7:00—Inter Frat. Council—Nest With bodacious chivalry. 7:20— Man's Union—Nest MATHEMATICS: ably increased activity and pep around the hasn't changed. Still as much fun as ever. 7:45—Athletic Commutes— Net! Caught her at the time drama- 9:00—Speech Committee—Radio Studio Statistics show roughly that there are now one and intramural office in the Men's Gym can be Ty can usually be found back by the phone 9;I5- Women's Handbook Commute* tic. one half girls to every man on campus . . . hurry, traced to a large extent to the return of the booth in the Nest or chinning with some —Wilder* ofllos Caught her as she fell. 9:30—Frosh Handbook Commutes— hurry, get your one and a half girls now, before it's prodigal son, Can* "Tarpan" Thomas. beautiful doll. He has a good taste. Wilder'! o||ic. Finally, as she grow bolder "Tar" has that knack for organization that 9:45—Student Directory Commltlee— too late . . . Enough for now, friends. As time goes SCF o||lce Spake the fair maid o'er her gets things done. You can expect some rip- by those returnees who have been hiding will 10:00— Literary Mag. Committee—Print Prof: Where is Honolulu? Shop shoulder, roarin' intramural contests to be forthcom- be discovered and their names plastered in Thursday "Oh Fro.h: Huh? Why? Uh? ing "on the double." print all over the house—so it's no use hid- 7:00- Music Committee— Nest Well!" Prof: Correct. 7:1S-WSGA Legislative Board—Neet Harold Baylees and Jim Otis, both mem- ing, you're bound to get caught. Spies, 7:30— WSGA Executive Board—Nell PARTING SHOT: bers of the 1942 Varsity Quartette, are back report your findings in the Bee Gee News 6:00—Varsity Club—Neet The nominal fee, at which these Never let your left hand know what your right on campus and are oiling their vocal chords. mailbox. Wilco and out!! lessons are being taught, has been hand is doing . . . unless you need both hands. Sponsor Bridge Lesions arranged by the Social Committee, who will take charge of organiza- College Cuffnotes Social Committee Will tion details, thus reducing the in- dividual fee much below the stand- BEE GEE NEWS Contract bridge classes, spon- ard price. This price also in- sored by the Social Committee and cludes a set of lesson sheets for Hotel For Students directed by Mrs. W. E. Steidtman, an authorized Culbertson teacher each member of the class. totoddedGdki&toPrms by Pat Davis and a member of the National Mrs. Steidtman taught classes Bridge Studios, will begin next for three years at the University of At the University of Tennessee last week- Nitiorul Advertising Service, Inc. Faculty and student Wednesday evening. Two separ- Michigan and also at the YWCA Cat»s» PtUttm ■ gasus—smis end a backwards dance was held. No male in Ann Arbor. In Bowling Green housing problems at ate classes will be held, one meet- stags were allowed and boys appeared only ing each Wednesday night and one Mrs. Steidtman teaches bridge Northwestern University after being asked and escorted. The girls classes at the Woman's Club, and each Thursday night in the Admin- Official Student Publication will be partially solved by bought corsages for their dates. This had last spring she held a faculty class istration Building. Published Each Wednesday of the Tear by March, 1947, when an the double effect of letting the boys know on campus. Reservations for tables should the students of apartment hotel will be just where they stood and teaching the coeds be made and the $8.75 fee per Planning to lecture with ex- Bowling Green State University completed. Two hundred the cost of flowers, etc. The boys were pupil, should be paid in Dean amples and illustrations the first Office—415 Administration Building— Phone tool and eight apartments, warned that they must be in by a certain Audrey Kenyon Wilder's office part of the periods, Mrs. Steidt- man will then follow this with ranging from one to five time and that they could not leave the dance sometime before March 13. Mrs. supervised playing, letting the Staff roms, and an indoor gar- until ten minutes before the end. Steidtman suggests a "congenial Pal Davis foursome" to be arranged in ad- students practice what they have Qsjm u [tra nn EOUU age accompanying 126 Swarthmore College students picketed tha Ita Gamma Heuse, Telephone 9041 vance, so that they may play to- learned. s-islnsae Manooor loan barber care will occupy the seven-story building. White House last week in protest against gether between lessons. However, These lessons are open to all 903 East Wooeter Street Telephone 4681 Students and faculty members will be given treatment of conscientious objectors. Stu- Issue Edtkm. Lois Ferrte. June Wldner if a student does not belong to a men and wom«n students, and Assistant Issue Edl i Shnnsnn, Nelson Vuuasas. |r. first choice of rooms in the $2,000,000 build- dents are asking for "amnesty for conscien- pre-arranged group, the Social wives of veteran's, either exper- Starts Editor -Bob smith Advertising Manager . Lucaal Foley ing. tious objectors." Committee will arrange one. ienced or inexperienced players. Circulation Manager Virginia Marlon WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 1946 BBS OBI NBWS PAGE 1 Falcons One Of Top Contenders In Tourney Students to Help Gene Thomas Back on Campus West Virginia, Kentucky, St. Johns, Spring Sports Select All-Stars Syracuse, Muhlenberg Among Foes For the third consecutive year Coach Harold Anderson An invitation to college students To Revive Men's IM Program will take his Bowling Green cagers to Madison Square Garden Plans Begin to participate in selecting players for the annual Collegiate Invitational tournament March 14- for the East-West All-Star basket- by Dick H.rri.g 16-18-20. Of the eight teams to compete in the tourney, Ken- Preparations for the coming ball game to be played in Madison Gene "Tarpan" Thomas is back in the driver's seat as tucky, Muhlenberg, St. John's of Brooklyn, West Virginia, and Square Garden March 30 has been baseball and track seasons, in ad- Syracuse, in addition to Bowling Green, have already received issued by the New York Heraid- director of intramural sports at the University, after serving dition to spring football, are being Tribune. The frame, the first of its over three years in the Army. invitations. Two more teams are made by the athletic department. kind in the history of basketball, is The dark haired young man who achieved great heights Findlay, W. Mich. the two remaining vacancies are The coaches are holding tryouts, being played for the benefit of the as intramural director in the school year 1942-43, when he had still to be named. Herald Tribune Fresh Air Fund and meetings have been scheduled 89 per cent of the male student body participating in 40 Lose in Finale DePaul Not on Lilt for candidates for the various which provides summer and Christ- various sports, plus organiiing Eight of the nation's leading squads. mas vacations for thousands of Dropping Findlay from among New York's underprivileged chil- three service pre-induction courses, basketball quintets arc invited to Football Squad Largo the ranks of the state's leading dren. reached even greater athletic di- this meet unnually in an effort to Coach Robert Whittaker held a recting heights in the Army. cagers and edging a determined Each student may submit his determine the national champion. meeting of spring football candi- choice of the 10 best college play- Camp IM Director Western Michigan quintet, the dates last Thursday, with over 80 I*ast year's winner, the DePaul ers in his section—East or West. With the 122nd Cavalry Recon- Bee Gee cagers got a hectic warm- men attending. At another meet- Only one of the 10 nominations up for the forthcoming tourna- Blue Demons, have not been invited naisance Troop in Presido, San to this season's meet. ing last Monday more were expect- may be from the student's own Francisco, Calif., Thomas was a ment in Madison Square Garden. ed to sign up for the training ses- campus. The boundary line is the radio operator. But with his heart The Falcons trounced neighboring This will mark the fourth time sions which will begin soon. Alleghenies. The Eastern players in recreation and athletics he be- Findlay Tuesday, Feb. 26, by the Coach Harold Anderson has taken Two new additions have been will be the best on the Atlantic came the camp Intramural and score of 66-34. Western Michi- I cage team into the New York made to the spring training staff. seaboard states. The Western Recreation Director. gan threw a scare into the Fal- tourney. While at Toledo Univer- Charlie Maag and Jim Whittaker team will have the rest of the Capt. William B. Crowell said of cons Saturday evening, March 2. sity, Anderson's team made the will give help to assistant coach country from which to choose. his work, "It's unbelievable the as they forced Couch Anderson's trip once. Two years ago the Fal- George Muellich and head coach The nominations by East-West way this Thomas can take two boys to pull the game out of the cons were defeated in their open- Whittaker. college students will aid the judges sheets of paper, 100 men, a play- fire and win a close one 69-68. The ing game 44-40 by St. Johns, the Falcons finished the regular sched- eventual winners. Last year Bee Batoball Mooting Today in making their decisions as to ing field and turn a troop of men which players to choose from into a state of high morale." ule with 27 victories in 31 contest*. (Ice advanced to the finals before Coach Warren E. Steller is hold- losing to the champion DePaul among athletes with similar Got. Superior Rating Oiler. Are Eaiy ing the first meeting of candidates records. Due public recognition is outfit. This high caliber of work netted With Don Otten collecting six for the baseball squad today at 4 to be given to the student bodies Drawings will not be made until p.m. in the Men's Gym. Road and Thomas an entrance to the Army field goals and three charity tosses turning in the highest mathemati- filled. First round games will be home games have been scheduled Athletic School at Washington and Gone Thomas Falcon. Coma From Behind cal average of the players finally played March 14th and 16th. thus far with Oberlin, Ohio Wes- chosen for the contest. Lee University, in Virginia, where "Howie" Martin's free throw top athletic men of the United with only seven seconds remaining Semi-finals will be held the 18th, leyan, and Hillsdale, with several Entriao Duo March IS with the finals slated for the 20th. more games tentative. States were instructing. Thomas Thomas Organizes in the game proved the murgin of All entries must be postmarked was among five of the 1000 at- victory Saturday evening ns the Otton M«ko> Third Trip A meeting of candidates for the by March 15. Final selection of tending the school who received Intramural Sports Falcons came from behind to win Capt. Sid Otten will be making track squad will be held soon, ac- the two teams will be made by the cording to coach Joe Glander. superior ratings as athletic in- after the Broncos had commanded the tournament trip for the third Sports Staff of the Herald-Tribune structors. A complete intramural sports the lead throughout the contest. time, having been a member of Glander is taking over the track on the basis of a players' record, Gene then was transferred to program is being organized for the The losers led at hnlftime 32-25. nil three of the Falcon teams to bo coaching reigns to replace Coach combined with the preferences of the 37th Headquarters, Special remainder of the winter sports sea- invited. Whittaker, who will devote full- the student basketball fans from Otten, Martin Set Pace time to football duties. Troop. Camp Cooke, Calif. While son by director Gene Thomas and the East and West. there he headed the athletic and Capt. Don Otten again paced Toward the bottom of this page recreation program, which includ- a staff consisting of Fred Grnf, the Falcon scoring uttack with is a nomination ballot for the ed rehabilitation and recondition- Tom Temple, Howard Rogge, Doug nine fielders and a lone free throw K Kleaners convenience of the students. En- ing of returned veterans. Myers, Don Sutter und Dick Her- for 18 points. Close behind was tries should be. addressed to: Howard Martin, who has been Will Fini.h Dogroo ring. Sports Department, East-West The 25-year-old director is back playing great ball for the Fal- game, New York Herald-Tribune. The program includes all-college cons, with 16 points, followed by give gentle as a lamb on the campus to finish his degree tournaments in volleyball and bas- 230 Wnt 41st Street, New York in physical education, in addition Leo Kubiak with 11 points. care to all clothes. 18, N. Y. ketball, individual tournaments in The Bronco center, Don Boven, to rebuilding the University intra- table tennis and foul shooting, and mural sports program. took scoring honors for the evening faculty tournaments in handball. with a total of 23 points, followed Let them clean yours! Williams Plans Party Gene's wife is Dorothy Thomas, Any male student, with the ex- by Cawood, a veterun who recently secretary to the University regis- ception of varsity team members, joined the teum, with 14 points. trar. They live at 325 South Sum- In the IM play-off Monday night or any faculty member is eligible the Vets downed the Rogues 28-22 mit street. for intramural competition. Entry to win the championship. In the blanks may be secured in the ath- Out on a Limb Women's All-Star games Team II and Team I downed Team II 20-10 letic office. Keep your car in the siriiu/ edged Team I 46-42 in League A, in League B. As the results of Mother week's of things with u regular Entries Duo check up 111 Entries for the volleyball and selections go in the history books, we sec that to dale II prediction! East-West All-Star Basketball Game basketball tourneys must be in by Carnicom-Dotts for the benefit of the New York Herald Tribune Fresh Air Fund noon Monday, March 11. Roth have been made, with 30 on the affairs will be elimination tourna- "blue" side of the ledger. That NOMINATION BALLOT ments. Table tennis and foul makes the percentuge .682. shooting entries must be in by noon Notre Dame failed to give De- BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY Friday, March 15. Paul much of it battle and Ohio CLA-ZEL Team managers are requested tn State gained a one-point victory FLORESS My choice of team from the West is: attend a manager's meeting Mon- over Northwestern, contrary to day, March 11, at 4 p.m. in the my forecasts, for the two bud The FLUORESCENT Fri., Sat. Mar. 6-9 athletic office. picks in the last edition of the Mntinec 1:45 Sat. 1. News. (player's name) (player's college) LIPSTICK Walt Disney's The Varsity Club will meet 2. Thursday, March 7, at 7 p.m. in the Men's Gym, according to Jim "Pinocchio" (player's name) (player's college) New in technicolor Knierim, president. Several new Co-Hit 3. members are expected to join the Daring Brad Taylor, Jane Frazee in (player's name) (player's college) organization at this time. All "Swinging on a holders of vnrsity awards arc Different 4 eligible for membership. If«Jty.aVi amburgers (player's college) Rainbow" (player's name) Firr Hrautifttl Shades 5. Perfect for the a treat at Sun., Tuas. Mar. 10-12 (player's name) (player's college) All Metal Swivel Matinee 1:45 Thurs. Midnight Snacks 6. anytime. Case Ingrid Bergman, Gregory Peck in (player's name) (player's college) CONVENIENT BUY yours at the $1 plus tax "Spellbound" 7. INDIVIDUAL SACKS (player's name) (player's college) Roger's Bros. Wed., Thur. Mar. 13-14 8. Cain's Potato Whitehouse Matinee 1:45 Thursday (player's name) (player's college) Hamburger Shop Drug Store Opportunity Days 9. Chips (player's name) (player's college) 'Letter For Ernie' • with Martha Hunt, John 10. Carroll (player's name) (player's college)

"IVHIfO Student's Signature Fri., Sat. Mar. 8-9 Refreshment Matinee 2:15 Sat. "Code of the coming up Lawless" In a Quandry with Kirby Grant about where to buy Sun., Mori. Mar. 10-11 Matinee 2:15 Sun. Odds 'n Ends "Scotland Yard Investigater" Nine times out of ten Eric Von Stroheim you'll find just what you Tuet., Thar*. Mar. 12-14 want Merle Oberon, Lawrence Oliver in DISHES "Wuthering Heights" PANS CARPENTER Fri., Sat. Mar. 18-16 Matinee 2:15 Sat. TOOLS "Marshall of

Laredo" tarns UNDO Aumonrr or THE COCA-COLA COMPANY »t with Wild Bill Elliott WOOD COUNTY HARDWARE COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF TOLEDO; PAGE 4 BEE GEE NEWS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 1946 Duffy's Tavern Saint and Schoeppler Named SaC-a-Facts Sailor. Name Kohl 'Art To Lend' Goes Modern For Freshman Queen KD Informal Hop by Jan. Carlton Sigma Nu's Moonlight Couple LAST WEEK . . . Of Great Lakes Being Planned "Duffy Goes Modern" in the Dollar bills, cent signs, and Want to borrow a picture? It theme of the fourth annual Duf- coins decorated the P.A. Auditori- will soon be possible for campus fey's Tavern Dance sponsored by um last Sunday evening, and the residences to sign for and borrow Kappa I HI la, Saturday, March. 9, programs were printed on the a picture .for two weeks or a from 8 to 11:30 p.m. in the Wo- backs of Wood County Bank month. men's Gym. Jimmy Sevitt's Or- checks! A hearty hello by Dick At the suggestion of Miss Aud- chestra from Fremont will play. Harig from the SCF Cabinet was rey Kenyon Wilder, Walt Dehner, This traditional dance was be- followed by lively group singing. gun by Alpha Kpsilon sorority in resident artist, arranged to get a Dora Terbizan led an activity story 1942 and will be continued by the loan exhibit from the Toledo Fed- national. "Ah-Woooooooo!" as the audience eration of Arts Society through Chapeiones will be Mr. and Mrs. participated. Mrs. W. Frank Maxwell, president Robert Whittacker and Dr. and "Is Dad Getting His Money's of the Toledo society. Mrs. E. E. Dickerman. Worth?", a talk on college stu- Dorothy Cronenwett is general dent* as sons and daughters striv- Miss Wilder plans to circulate chairman, assisted by Alice Cad- ing to be above average by using the pictures in a manner similar well, music; Dora Terbizan, decor- their time and ability wisely, was to the system of a lending library. ations; Geneva Bennett, refresh- Jim Stoner's "Thought For the The pictures will be in her office ments; Martha Wasson, invita- Week." for two months. In order to get a picture, any campus residence may tions; Elsie Lodge, entertainment; After Mary Tomlinson explain- and Betty Munding, publicity. send a representative to Mies ed "What is SCF," cokes were Wilder's office and have them sign The movie "North Star," star- served while the students signed for and choose one. ring Dana Andrews and Walter for one of the five Interest Houston will be shown by the Groups. It is hoped that this circulating Social Committee in the auditorium Eva Marie Saint and Otto Schoeppler were named "Moon- CHAPEL... art exhibit will help stimulate an at 7:30 p.m. Friday, March 8. Helen Gruber increased interest in art and its light Couple" at Sigma Nu's fourth annual Moonlight Dance Today is the first in the series of Admission will be by Ac card. Saturday night. Eva Marie, a senior from New York, is a Helen Gruber, Kohl Hall fresh- appreciation, and also develop art chapels dealing with Lent. "I Am taste and knowledge, explained member of Delta Gamma, and Otto, a junior from Beaver the Way," a talk by Rev. F. E. man, was recently chosen queen of Falls, Pa., is president of Pi Kappa Alpha. the 26th and 27th regiments of Miss Wilder. If enough of the stu- Peace of the Christian church will dents are interested and feel that June Graduates Must When interviewed Eva said, "It seems to be a good luck concern Faith. the Great Lakes Naval Training- Station. Helen won over 2000 the exhibits are worth while other charm because most of the couples NEXT SUNDAY . . . File Application* Now who have been chosen as Moon- wives and sweethearts entered in circulating exhibits may be made Along Sorority Row Supper meetings will be held the contest, which was judged Feb. available. Candidates for the June 21 light Couple eventually become for SCFers at the Trinity United 17. Her picture was turned in by graduation should file an applica- husband and wife." Otto's answer to this was, "I only hope thst ALPHA CHI OMEGA Brethren, Christian, Presbyterian, a friend, A/S Bill Rawlins, who is tion blank in the Registrar's Office comes true." Lt. and Mrs. Wayne Pike were and Methodist churches. Letters at the Lakes in boot camp. Kohl Elects New House not later than Friday, March 16. guests Monday of Alpha Chi Ome- of invitation have been sent to the A resident of Marion, Helen is Application forms may be secured Last year's couple was Betty Chairman And Officers ga. Mrs. Pike, a member of the students, and they are requested to enrolled in the college of Business in the Registrar's Office. Stephan, an Alpha Chi Omega, and sorority, was the former Gene notify cither their minister or Jim Administration. She is Kappa Barbara Wolcott, replacing Don Suttcr, Alpha Tau Omega. Mooney. Stoncr for reservations. Failure to file an application by In 1944 the Moonligh. Couple was Zcta Pi's entry in the Key Beauty Grace Lewis Steiner, was elected March 16 may mean ineligibility Beryl Stevenson and Tom Hermes, GAMMA PHI BETA* SUPPER DISCUSSIONS . . . Contest. house chairman of Kohl Hall for for graduation. a Marine V-12. Beryl and Tom Gamma Phi Beta held informal The last of the supper discus- the remainder of the year. Other were married about a year ago. open house Sunday evening for all sions on "Developing a Christian officers for the second semester Lost: One covert cloth coat in In 1943 Virginia Faulknor and new men students. Philosophy of Life," dealt with Orientation Postponed are Ruth Hankiah, vice-house the Nest, Friday, March 1. Call Ralph Thomas were the first Moon- KAPPA DELTA "Religious Resources" and What Miss Audrey Kenyon Wilder, chairman; Betty Lange, secretary; Virginia Dawr, 7921. light Couple chosen. Two girls who moved into the is Christian Behavior?" dean of women, announced today and Jean Hover, treasurer. The dance was held in the Men's Kappa Delta house are Jean Detsi- INTEREST GROUPS . . . that orientation classes for new New proctors are Geneva Hank Gym where approximately 200 cover and Rosalie Pelroff. Vocations held a bowling party students would be arranged us ish, Virginia Thrush and Roberta Wyvill. couples danced to Ernie Duffield's KAPPA ZETA Friday night followed by an infor- soon as schedules become more COATS orchestra. The gym was decorat- mal "get-together" at the Stoner's permanent. Because so many ed with the Sigma Nu colors, black, Each active anil pledge invited a friend to the second Kappa Kozy, home. Jim Stoner talked to the classes are being re-scheduled due Students enrolled in speech 106 yellow, and white. . During inter- group Monday afternoon about to overcrowded conditions, no de- and 306 will meet in the Audi- mission Phyllis Folts and Martha held Friday afternoon in the facul- SKIRTS ty room of tho Nest. The group vocational possibilities in the field finite arrangements for orienta- torium tonight at 6:45, Prof. Elden Whitman, sisters of members of of religion. tion can yet be made. T. Smith announced today. Sigma Nu, served punch. played card games and drank cokes. Rev. R. D. Bulkley explained BLOUSES TB1 LAMBDA Christian Symbols to the Worship Dot Siddaway, a charier mem- group at the Presbyterian Church Fraternity Notes ber of Tri Lambda, has returned last Friday. Attention Girl Vocalist KESSEL'S to school. Recreation will hold its meeting G.I.'s! ALPHA TAU OMEGA TIIKTA I'll I tonight to make final plans for To sing with The ATO's entertained 78 men The 11 charter members of Thc- March activities. at a smoker last evening. lu Phi will be formally Initiated Dance Musicians 'The Castle" will soon be Sunday evening, March 10, at 6:30 BUCKEYE BAND Kiger's Drug sporting a new, electrically-lighted in the Faculty room of the Nest. Afemfcer Frdtral Maltese Cross, the work of alum- Following the service there will be Needed Rtitrvo System Store nus Ben Tenwaldc. a reception. Large Band see PI KAPPA ALPHA Men who wish to try out for the New officers recently elected Bank of ■M nr call Stationery arc: Otto Schoeppler, president; Men's Glee Club may do so by con- Joe Preberg, vice-president; Bob tacting Dr. James Paul Kennedy any afternoon in his office in the Wood County Bob Whitman University Supplies Whitman, secretary; Lee Baldauf, treasurer; Hal Potts, historian; Prnctical Arts Building or by at- Bob Whitman Boh Smith, corresponding secre- tending the regular rehearsals of Federal Dtpoiit Phone 8952 Phone 8952 Art Paper tary. the Club any Monday or Thursday /neurones 128 Crim St. Former members who hove re- at 9 p.m. in the Practical Arts 128 Crim St. Candy tuino'l to the chapter roll after Auditorium. being in the service include: Art Cosmetics Gordon, Don B«chtcl, Don Miller, Vem Graham, Bill Rickel, Don Billfolds Lehman, and Phil Miles. SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON -Try Kiyrn1 Firil- A smoker was given Tuesday evening where about 60 men were entertained. Plans are being completed for the Founder's Day program, Sat- urday, March 9. CHI SIGMA Chi Sigma will have its second smoker of the rush period Tues- day evening at the home of Prof, and Mrs. M. C. McEwen. Guest speaker will be Robert Williams, Columbus, secretary of the Ohio Restaurant Association. He re- cently was a guest of the Inter- Fraternity Club of Bowling Green. A HEALTHY Dave Greene and Bob Schneider well balanced meal can be were pledged to Chi Sigma during had for the asking at the special rush period the latter part of the first semester. D&M SIGMA NU Chapter members who have re- Restaurant turned to school an' William Sara Tuttle, Manager Weeston, Marshall Folts, Glenn Van Wormser, and Gene Thomas.

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