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Cast It Complete As Players Begin Work On Carpenter, Nitz Take Leads As Elden Smith Satire On 'The Barrymore Family'; Will Be Primes Cast For Opening Night July 25 Staged August 1 In Auditorium In University Auditorium Pauline Monthaven, Eloise Dyer, Robert Riser, and Rehearsals for "Youth Takes Over", a three act Virginia Falknor have been selected for leading comedy by Betty Smith and Robert Finch, are narrow- roles in the play "The Royal Family", a comedy ing down to the finished product which will be present- in three acts by George S. Kaufman and Edna Fer- ed in the Auditorium, Thursday, July 25, at 8:15 p. -—;ber. m. by the University Summery It is scheduled to be given school of Speech. Platt Does Plays Thursday evening, August 1, The presentation of this lu- 'Rio Rita* Opens For Historical in the University auditorium. minous satire about high school Including the abjve people, Lie will climax five weeks of Toledo's Second Program Sept. 27 the cast, as announced by Prof. Eloite Dyer, above. Seven drama study of 24 hand-picked Upton Palmer, will be as fol- Sitter and June graduate, will high school students from all Season of Opera lows: take the role of Julie CavendUh parts of Ohio. iin Upton Palmer's production Will Broadcast Over Fanny Cuvcndish Pauline Carpenter, Niti in Leads WSPD In Two Day of 'Royal Family' August 1. To Present Three More Monthaven Miss Dyer majored in mutic Tom Carpenter of Swanton Juliu Cavendish Kloise Dyer Convention and comes from Pemberville. creates the character of Albert Light Operas At Zoo Anthony Cavendish Robert She WM Homecoming Queen Williams, sixteen year old Amphitheater James Platt, graduate assist- Kiser attendant tail fall. teachers' headache who is al- ant in the Speech department, Gwen Virginia Faulkner ways in some sort of side-split- More than 4000 persons in with the cooperation of Prof. Herbert Dean Waldo Egbert ting mischief.. Snooky Phipps, threatening weather attended John Schwarz of the History Kitty LcMoyne Hazel Little Czechs To Speak, Albert's admiring girl friend of department, has written two Oscar Wolfe Joe Nordmann fifteen is played by Valerie the opening night of Toledo's histroical plays, one "General Perry Stewart Dan O'Connell Sing In Chapel Nitz of Dayton. second season of civic opera Hull's March to Detroit" and Gilbert Marshall Kermit Carl Bartch, Findlay, is the in the Toledo /.no amphitheat- another "General Procter's Hartzler new principal who tries to run er last Monday night. Siege of Fort Mcigs". Delia Rachel Phillips Dr. And Mrs. J. Roucek George Washington High School The Ziegfeld operetta, "Rio These plays arc to be given Jo Paul Lodd To Appear In Native according to modern psycho- Rita," will run the remainder over Toledo station WSPD as McDermott Scott Dysinger Program Today logical theories. a part of the program spon- Miss Peaker Lillian Loyd of the week through Sunday. "Sissy" in Play sored by the Maumec Valley The leading feminine role is Gunga Darwin Mayficld Dr. and Mrs. Josef Roucek, Swinburne Jones, honor stu- Historical Convention to be taken by Gladys Baxter, widely The play, obviously inspired native Czeehoslovakias, will ap- dent, sissy, and arch-enemy of held September 27-29. Eight known throughout the nation. by the Barrymores, concerns pear in a combination lecture- Albert, is played by Randall other plays concerning the John Barker sings the male role. a royal family of the theater, recital at chapel today. lluck of Wauseon. Pop, the American-British conflicts in After "Rio Rita," the Tole- the Cavendishes, which is dom- geninl, helpful janitor, is por- this territory will be contribut- Dr. Roucek, who is a fac- do Civic Opera association will inated by the 72 year old act- trayed by James Falknor, Day- ed by other universities in the ulty member ut a Long Island present "Naughty Marietta" ress and mother of the family, ton. The role of Mrs. Rath- corresponding area. university, is a visiting pro- the week of July 22; "Vaga- Fanny Cavendish. The story bone, dignified, arty sponsor The states participating in fessor ut Kent State Univer- bond King" the week of July consists of the futile attempts sity this summer. for the League of Young Citi- this convention are Ohio, Michi- of the members of this family 29, and "The Merry Widow" Mrs. Roucek will dress in na- zens, is played by Georgia An- the week of Aug. 5. gan, and Indiana. Mr. M. M. to break away from the life of derson of Dayton. Quaife of the Detroit Histori- tive Czech costume and sing the theater and seek happiness Other students and teachers John W. F.hrle, producer- cal Society is the general pro- folk songs while her husband elsewhere. of Washington High are por- manager, will present in all, 28 gram chairman. The exact will lecture on the culture of performances. The operas be- Tony, the exhubcrant son, his former fatherland. trayed by Betty Lou Bone, Cin- time which the plays are to tries to escape the footlights, cinnati; Margaret Lowrie, Lois gin at 8:30 p.m. be presented had not as yet Regular seven o'clock doss- the public, and a breach of es will be omitted this morning Mayficld, Jean Harshman, Nor- been decided at the last notice promise suit by going to the ma BoyleB, Ronald Waugh, received. and 10:15 classes will be held East Indies, but he returns, at that time. Franklin Perry, and Lauren Lilsen Singers Julie, the daughter and also a Manhart, Bowling Green; Jean- successful actress, finds that ne Wendel, Fostoria; Mahlon Here Tomorrow Grad Teaches In after all she cannot give up the Brooks, Myers Take Job Smith, Martin; George Ycrby, Santa Fe School stage to become the wife of a In Two Fostoria Schools Tiffin; Virginia Keller, Pcrrys- The Prince of Lilsen Sing- devoted suitor, Gilbert Mar- burg; and Betty Zacnglein, ers will present a concert as shall, and goes to Egypt. Ju- Findlay. Graham Hopper, who gradu- ^ The Misses Weldon Brooks part of the summer entertain- G mar The plot deals with the ac- ment series tomorrow evening ated here last year with a ma-1 and Geraldine Myers of Fosto- ried life for a year in prefer- tivities of Albert Williams when i < cording to a statement from jor in music, was back in town ria were recently hired to teach ence to acting and finally de- he s iappointed president of Prof. John Schwarz. chairman to spend the summer with 'the in their home town. Miss cides to work in some acting tie sissified League of Young of the entertainment commit- folks.' Brooks, who was graduated in on the side, in spite of her rich Citizens and starts a carnival le° Graham has been teaching June, will teach in the commer- young husband, Perry Stewart, in the school gym to raise junior high music in New Mex- cial department. Miss Myers, The singers have listed a va- and their baby. Another son, money. ico, where scattered population who was graduated from the ried and interesting repertoire. Herbert Dean, is an actor. has given rise to a novel school two year course of 1937 and has Admission is 25 Cents The program will be held in the In the background of the system. Children come from been teaching in Jackson Town- Admission for "Youth Takes auditorium and will start at family's hectic life stands a miles around to the public ship, will teach in the elemen- Over" is twenty-five cents for 8:16. Activity cards are nec- schools where they room and (Continued on page 2, col. 3) tary school. (Continued on page 2, col. 3) essary for admission. board the year 'round. In Sante Fe where Mr. Hop- per teaches, the students at his 6 Students Do 'A' Work school whose average age is 16, Activity Card Serves As Passport During Last Semester work on civic projects to pay their way through. Into Canada For Bowling Green Coed Six students made stalght A work during the second se- Eight Pound Baby Girl That a Bowling Green State 4 Where were you bom, where .-all me." mester of the last academic Born To L. F. Manharts I/niversity activity card is the do you live, what is your name, The Dominion wears an air year according to a report from next best thing to a passport what are you going for, when of quiet tenseness Miss Wag- the Registrar's office. An eight pound 13 ounce baby was discovered by Caroline will you be back, etc." the of- ner stated. Such slogans as Students making the highest girl, Lois Jeanne was bom to Wagner when she recently ficer demanded a means of iden- "Keep your chin up," and grades possible in all courses Mrs. L. F. Manhart at Com- crossed the Canadian line. tification. "Britain will win" were posted taken are as follows: Albert munity Hospital Saturday morn- When officials asked for a M'ss Wagner produced her ■n prominent places. The Brit- Boucher, senior; Richard Lil- ing, June 29. Mrth certificate, Miss Wagner a< t'vity card, her friend, a ish Flag was seen throughout ley, Lewis Whitman, June grad- Professor Manhart teaches was stumped since the trip into driver's license. They were Windsor indicating that the Old uates; Vcra Whitcomb, senior; in the Business Administration "anada was conceived at the granted admission with, "Oh, Dominion pledges her support Leah Reese, junior; Miriam College. The Manhart's live at last moment Fired with a Hell, you two have honest fac- to the mother country, as she Belleville and Vincent Immel, 136 W. Evers. barage of the usual questions of es, go ahead. If you get stuck has formally declared. senior. PAGE 2 BEE GEE NEWS WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 1940 Bee Gee News Campus Camera Published Every Wednesday of College Year by Third Term The Students of Bowling Green State By RITA HASKIN University

STAFF Each week a different question will be se- SUIT Meets Every Wednesday at 7:00 P.M. lected by the editors and opinions of various students on the campus will be secured and Editor Anthony A. Frances published. Kohl Hall—Phone 8122 Sports Editor _ Joe Nordmann Thi. weak*, question i«: "Do you favor a Society Editor Dorothae Carter third term for Franklin D. Roo.evalt?" Reporters—Darwin Mayfield, Margaret Zaugg, Miss DOROTHY MICKLIN, teacher in Toledo Rita Haskin, Dorothy Rothrock, Lauren Man- Schools, says it smacks of autocracy—"I be- hart, Bob Baron, Lois Mayfield, Jean Harsh- lieve that it savors too much of an autocracy man, Roscmarie Mirillian to leave the reins of government in the hands of one individual for so great a length of time. The opinion! tipremd in the variou. liined 1 am confident that our nation is ready for a columni of thi. paper are thote of tha writeri and ara not qeceisarily shared by tha Bee Gaa change, anyhow, and that our next president Newt or any other group or individual. will be a Republican, whose task it will be to build armaments and provide for the national defense, with a treasury depleted in the noble In Need Of Science Hall... enterprise of counting trees and other equally Last week more than 250 students had worth projects." made applications or made plans to en- MARIE WALTERM1RE, sophomore music roll here next fall according to a state- student from Mt. Blanchard, stated—"Yes, ment from the Registrar's office. At ap- Roosevelt should run for another term. We proximately the same time last year only ONE-THIRD OF IHE need somebody who understands the foreign 75 students had made indications that ENTIRE COLLEGE situation and who has had experience." they would enroll here as freshmen. POPULATION CF THE Senior foreign language student from Hicks- If this is any indication of what the US. IS WITHIN A 500 ville, JAMES BALTZ says—"No, I do not enrollment will be this fall, total regis- MILE RADIUS OF SPRlNfflELD, MASS. for several reasons. First it is undemocratic tration should soar to unprecedented for any man to head our country for more heights. It would not be at all surpris- LARGEST POSTCARD than two terms. It breaks a long established ing if it exceeded 1800 students. 10 GO THROUGH THE tradition. Roosevelt, having failed to solve The time has come when the Univer- US. WAIL WAS SENT many social problems, should give another man TO FRED WARIN6 Br sity must begin to take definite action in UPSALA ODtLEGE STU- a chance." enlarging its floor space. Classes now DENTS REQUESTING HE That Roosevelt has done well but thiit we are beginning to assume undesirable pro- WITE THEM A SONS' need a change, is the opinion of V. LEATHER- portions in various departments. The MAN, elementary teacher in Lucas county freshmen English classes have long been 'Royal Family' Is Take "I don't think so. We need a change. He's a problem and will give the English de- A At The Cinema Off On Barrymore. had his turn. Under the circumstances, Roose- partment its perennial head ache this velt has done rcmrakably well, but somebody fall. else should finish up. Things are different The chemistry department is probab- (Continued from page 1, col. 2) THE CLA-ZEL now. Crodell Hull would make a good Demo- ly the most poorly housed of any depart- kindly entrepreneur, Oscar How n gay young attorney cratic candidate." ment in the University. In its present Wolfe, who lends a helping unintentionally becomes a bi- MABEL LEA, elementary teacher in Tiffin condition it is greatly over crowded and hand now and then. A rather gamist with two lovely wives says—"Roosevelt is a very shrewd politician. unfitted for efficient or even safe class- saddening note is sounded in on TIN hands who are trying to So many of his appointments and acts seem room instruction. With an increased en- the play when Fanny Caven- rollment, even an enlarged teaching staff outwit each other for his nf- to be bait for votes. His handling of the for- fections is the breezy biisis of dish, after seeing her family will not be able to handle the work be- return, one by one, to the the- eign situation indicated the same trend, just Irene Dunne and Cary Grant's cause there isn't enough laboratory space. ater is held by death from real- when we need someone who is primarily con- "My Favorite Wife" showing It does not seem possible that a uni- izing her own dream of again cerned with the welfare of the people and the here tonight and tomorrow versity can be allowed to grow in num- appearing on the stage. preservation of our democratic form of gov- night. bers of individuals enrolled and at the "The Royal Family" was ernment." same time neglect methods and facilities Double feature Friday an 1 first produced in New York in and buildings for instructional purposes. Saturday brings Anno Shirley December of 1927. Since then This is not a sudden or rash statement in "Anne of Windy Poplars" it hus been enjoyed in many because the present situation has been ■— story of a courageous school theaters throughout the coun- teacher and George Brent and Mountaineers accumulating for the past few years, and try- has been known in general to the teach- Virginia Bruce in "The Man By DOROTHAE CARTER ing staff and the student body as well as Who Talked Too Much." 'Youth Take. Over' the state legislators from whom the The sparkling musical ro- mance "Irene" shows here Sun- In Final Rehearsals Editor*, nota: Mi.. Cartar, Society editor, money must come to build the needed recently returned from a short trip through building. day and Monday, starring An- the Smokey Mountain., Kentucky, Tennen.e Of course this is a time when federal na Neagle and Kay Milland. (Continued from page 1, col. 2) and North Carolina. and state funds are "tied up" due to the Features famous 'Alice Blue everyone. Tickets will be on Tourists, travelers, natives — all make for European situation and funds suddenly Gown' waltz. Music, dance and sale in the well from 11 a.m. a strange and unusual combination. Some disappear for unknown purposes or are romance. to 12:30 a.m. and during the are friendly and interested, others are just transferred to some other budget to cover afternoons on Monday, Tues- plain indifferent. THE LYRIC The southern drawl and ease of living is a long standing deficit. It is hard to day, Wednesday, and Thursday Louis Bromfield's famous enjoyable and at times entertaining. We josh find available funds for educational pur- July 22, 23, 24, and 25. about their slowness and apparent laziness, but poses and it is a known fact that pro- best-seller comes to the screen we "rush-driven" plains people should take a fessors, teachers and schools are first to in the movie version of the Darwell and Russell Simpson lesson from the southerner. They really live get cut in times of stress. "Rains Came," showing here to- as Ma and Pa Joad in the wide- — they go slow enough to appreciate the ups night. Rains come in the mon- and downs of living. They are never too rush- But somehow these self same legislat- ly discussed drama of the south- ed to extend a little courtesy and friendliness ors in Columbus should be impressed with soon region in India where plot west. and are always obliging. For paid service, the fact that no teacher however inspir- is laid. Stars Myrna Loy, Ty- they go out of their way to give more value ing, efficient or learned can give a stu- rone Power and George Brent. than value received. dent an education or a start toward an Recommended. Southerners seem as foreign to us as we must education if he doesn't have the tools "The Saint Takes Over," WE HAVE WHAT seem to them. Riding along the roily Kentcky to work with. latest thriller in the adventures road, we passed Kentucky's unique pedestrian. YOU NEED She was an aged native woman, perhaps a A new science building is a thing that of a romantic rogue shows here grandmother or great-grand-mother. In her has been harped at by this newspaper, tomorrow night, starring George long, black, crepe dress, 1900 style, with an professors, and interested students for Sanderi as the debonair Simon Paper equally aged hat, she sauntered toward town, the last three or four years. Apparently Templar, and Wendy Barrie. smoking a black pipe which must have been at the plans have been drawn for as many Showing Friday and Satur- Typewriter Ribbons least 10 inches long. years but Bowling Green does not have day is the weekly western thrill- If you have never eaten table de hote, it is «» something you shouldn't miss in the South and a science building. At the same time er, "Texas Stagecoach." star- is full of surprises. In Maryville, Tenn. we Kent State University is planning the ring Charles Starrett, Iris Mer- sat down in the Hotel Blount dining room and dedication of McGilvery Hall, a new half- edith and the Sons of the Pi- Office Supplies waited for the menu. A waitress appeared a-million dollar science building, this oneers — popular singing cow- «» with a water jug and a small relish dish. After week on July 20. boys of the radio. Story in- her retreat, we waited an uncomfortable 10 minutes. The waitress reappeared with a serv- Bowling Green continues to train pre- volves rival coach lines build- ing table. But still no menu. Another delay, medics, biologists, scientists, research ing road to a boom town where this time 15 minutes. chemists, commercial chemists, and sci- gold was recently discovered. Wood County Finally a tray containing food was brought ence teachers with antiquated facilities. Darryl F. Zanuck's produc- to the serving table. After much fussing on And why? What does Kent have that tion of John Steinbeck's cur- Republican the part of the waitress we were served. Shred- Bowling Green does not have and gives rent best seller "The Grapes of ded chicken, southern noodles, four vegetable 134 E. Wooster dishes, desert and cold coffee constituted our them the right and incidentally the funds Wrath" comes next Tuesday lunch. My friend remarked, "It is nice they to construct a new science building? and Wednesday. Stars -.enry knew what we wanted to eat." It certainly — A. F. Fonda as Tom Joad and Jane was something different. WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 1940 BEE GEE NEWS PAGE 3 Just Talkin' By JOE NORDMANN SPORTS Golfer Heather Down., July 16 Swim Coach Cox Byron Nelson, National Open Coach - Captain Hedden's Summer Riders Champion carded a record 188 Posts Schedule hereto lead the choice crop of local golfers by seven strokes. Coach Landis of our own pro- Jack Doane Returns Give Exhibition Tonight fessional ranks took an 82 on To Captain Strong his first round but didn't turn B. G. Outfit Arc Light Demonstration Will Inaugurate First in his card on the second. Of Evening Shows At Local Stables; Dick Gernert, also of this city toured the course in 162 Eleven lettermen, led by Three Faculty Members To Ride but failed to place very high last year's captain. Jack in the blistering totals that -•.' Doane, will form the nucle- Sixty-five Summer Toledo experts racked up. us of Coach M. Budd Cox's School riders of the Hedden Speech School 1941 tank team. These let- Academy of Horsemanship Weightlifter* termen are as follows: will d e m o n s tr a t e their Demands Action Little has been known, heard Jack Doane, senior, back prowess when they take or seen on the muscle front, stroke and breast stroke; over the University Arena Challenge Kohl Hall but despite that fact, eight Elsworth Nibcck. senior, free under the electric arcs to- grunt and strain artists are Men To Softball style; Norm Robertson, senior, night. working out tri-weekly in the Struggle free style; Everett Francis, ju- The equestrians will per- gym. nior, diver; Bob North, junior, form in quartets before Mrs. The weight-lifting club was A few weeks ago the men distance free style; Vic Peter- Magers of Tiffin who will sit in begun during the regular school living on the second floor of son, Junior, free style sprintci; judgement as she did ill the term by its present president, Kohl Hall boldly challenged all Walter Roper, junior, distance Gymkahna of last fall. Listed Henry Squires, who scheduler comers to n Softball game. A free style; Bill Warren, junior, among those to ride are three meets with foreign competition certain group of young men, distance free style; Frank faculty members and several at that time. namely, the Summer School of Szumlicz, junior, bark stroke; high school students. Speech students, met that chal- Ben Shulman, who reports Thomas Downer, junior, breast here next fall as a senior, is Since there is no admission lenge. Promoter Bob McCloud stroke; and Dave Silver, junior, charge and enough bleachers promptly scheduled the big loosening up with a 17 foot diver. shot throw in mind. will be erected on location to game for 8:00, Tuesday, July A promising freshman team, comfortably handle a sizeable !». Fisherman headed by Donald Greetham. crowd, Instructor II. ('. Hedden At the appointed hour, the Students who come from will be on hand to grab their said he expected fully as many orators appeared on the field in localities where fish abound in share of the points. Greetham. specators as he performed for full force. But, mucn to their lakes and streams, may feel at a a member of Fremont Ross' dusky. If his efforts are well surprise, not one member of loss of what to do when the champion National Scholastic three weeks ago at Upper San- the opposition, a team com- urge to go fishing takes prefer- Relay team, is a very outstand- reccived. subsequent showings posed of high school coaches ence over the desire to study. ing free slyler. Bob Osthimer, will probably be given during and college students, had as yet Sad enough to say we can't a freslimnn from Toledo, is an the summer term. shown up. A couple of the bring any such bodies of water excellent back stroke and free The affair is slated to begin boys visited the second floor here, but we do have a man style man. Both of these boys JACK DOANE at seven o'clock. of Kohl Hall and did manage whom one will find to be a won their freshman numerals to scare two birds out of the pleasant conversationalist when last year. brush. However, the rest of not busy for the State Depart- Other freshman numeral the team, evidently afraid of ment of Conservation. winners are as follows: James Coaches Tune For Tourney; being beaten, had locked their His name is Foster D. Rosz- Gray, Jack Bcrsee, Jim Miller, doors securely and left Kohl man and his office is on the sec- Willie Chapoton, Bob Smith, Pupils Show Improvement Hall for the afternoon. Not ond floor of the science build- Sherrard Ross, Gene Bellard, even the possibility of hearing ing where he conducts various Leslie Carter, Adolph Kclsch, the All-Star game overcame University instructors arc experiments along the lines of Al Adelman, Jack Dc Muth, and Baseball's Champion their fear of the high-school- limbering up daily on the lo- forestry and wild-life conserva- Dave Young. New York Yankees ers. cal Country Club course in pre- tion. As to the prospects for next Play Toledo Hens Now, as a retaliation for be- His boat, which at present paration for the Bowling Green season, Conch Cox stated that ing so rudely run out on, may be seen in the science Open Championship which be- he will have a better team than July 29 will be a red-letter the boys of the Summer School building basement is being used gins here next week. he had last year, but that it day in the baseball calendar of Speech, challenge the men by biology students who tow it Coaches Steller, Ockerman will still not be a team for op- of the Toledo Mudhens, for residing on the second floor of via trailer to various streams in and Marsh are looming as dis- ponents to worry about. Cox that afternoon, the world- Kohl Hall to a Softball game, Wood county. tinct threats to the crown nold- K ive two reasons for this state- championship New York Yan- to be played on a date agree- er, who at present is R. H. Ru- uble to all players. ment: first, there are too many- brake of the High School fac- kees move into town for an ex- boys on the squad that still ulty. Dick Gernert, whose ath- hibition game. Select Mermen A large following will un- need experience; and second, letic feats are well known here Stop In.... doubtedly make the trip from Battle Fostoria t! e Falcons have the following and at Woostcr College will al- Bowling Green and the Uni- vough schedule ahead of them: so be on hand to challenge the For Your Favorite versity as they did when De- defending champion Attempt Made To Start Dec. 1.1 — Kent State, there troit played two years ago. On the dubber's front, there Food Rivalry Between Dec. 14 — Kenyon, there The game starts at 3:30 with appears to be a distinct im- Jan. 11 — Fenn College, here the present popular price of at the Outdoor Pooh provement. Golf class pupils general admission prevailing. Jan. 15 — Woostcr, there under the guiding wing of Pro- A little friendly rivalry is in Jan. 17 — University of Akron, fessional Paul E. Landis are all Whitehou.se the offing next Wednesday here steadying their putts and show- night when a hand-picked group University of Kentucky frosh Hamburg Shop Jan. 2-1 — Western Reserve, ing more power with the woods. are classified according to col- of B.G. swimmers go to Fos- On Woostcr Street here George Figggins became the leges by the color of the but- toria's outdoor pool. first member of that group to Captain of the Bowling Green Jan. 26 — Concord State tons on their caps. break 80, when he carded a Municipal Park cdntingent will Teachers College, here neat 70 last Thursday. be Stanton Minor who teaches Feb. 1 — Case, here freshman swimming here. These Feb. 7 — Ohio Wesleyan, here Minute In olden times, Union College Froney's men represent the local outdoor Feb. 8 — Wittenberg, here Biography pool in the first of a series of professors were entitled to pas- Feb. 15 — Kent State, here proposed visits to other towns tures where their cows could ROSALINE KELLY, Harvest in the locality. Feb. 22 — Kenyon, here graze. lophomor*, who live* at It is hoped that such a move Feb. 28 — Oberlin, there (ten- 127 Thurstin Avt. is in- terested in music. Thii Sale will prompt a continuous series tative) summer the it spending of such contests throughout the Mar. 1 — Wayne University, Expert Beauty Work most of her time in the summer season, Mr. Minor aaid. here (tentative) to fit your individual chem lab. Means savings for Next year official suits and Mar. 7-8 — Conference The lucky student whose name appears here will re- bathrobes may be issued to Championships, at Ober- style students on all those participating since an ex- ceive one of our home lin cooked meals at... tensive schedule may be plan- shoes and clothing ned. The Ohio tax commission has Kay-Ann Court St. needs. Butler University is boing ruled that a three per cent sued for $25,000 damages by amusement tax must be paid on Beauty Shop Sandwich Shop a freshman injured in a chem- gross receipts of all college so- Court at Prospect istry laboratory explosion. cial functions. PAGE 4 BEE GEE NEWS WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 1940 Hikers Return To All-Campus Dance To Be On The Road Bowling Green By ROBERT HABENSTEIN Held Friday Night, 8 p. m. Robert Habenstein, senior Chris and I have made the Mejicanos are making the word and Ed Christian, sophomore, last leg of our journey and a reality. who recently took a hitch-hik- are now in Mexico City. We Nickelodeon Swing It Beginning Of Extensive The next morning we spent ing trip to Mexico returned to learned at the Mexican bor- Social Calendar Planned By Summer in picture taking. It is nearly Bowling Green last week. Social Committee der that hitchhikers, any size one p.m. before we leave Mon- o- calibre, as not exactly wel- Since the date of the opening terrey. It is still over six hund- of summer school the Univers- An all-campus nickelodean dance will be held in comed in Mexico. "It is dan- red miles to Mexico City. gerous," is the explanation but ity of Mexico, where they had the Reception Hall in the Administration Building Fri- Drivr Through Sierra, planned to enroll, was postpon- day night ifrom 8 to 11 according to a statement from the probable reason is that a hitchhiker seldom provse to be All afternoon we drove along ed to a later date, they were the social committee. the foothills of the Sierra Mad- forced to return. With sum- Refreshments will be served and the dance is free the rich tourist type so wel- come in any foreign land. res. They are at our right, mer school postponed, the pair to all University students. It will be a sport dance. some of them towering 10,000 would not have been able to re- Program Planned Our only chance to get to the Mexican capital was to make feet or better. We stop every turn in time to work at the This dance and the ull-ram- Speech School Student* '.he rounds among me tourist ten minutes or so to take pic- Heinz plant. pus sing held last night are u Dance, Eat At Parties agencies, A.A.A. offices, hotels tures. Summer school was postpon- part of an extensive recrea- and travel bureaus offering our- After a Mexican meal in Vic- ed because of the national elec- tional program outlined for Students of the Summer selves as reliable drivers and toria, we decided to drive on tion in Mexico. School of Speech enjoyed an into the night. It is a fortunate the summer session by Miss Al- expert conversationalists. evening of dancing and games Fourlunr'i Touch decision for we are to make a lice of Mexico City on his way ma Leedom and Miss Grace in the Recreation Hall Satur- valuable acqaintance. After On the second day at Laredo back from San Antonio, and his Wills, members of the social day evening. The students af- about an hour or so of night we were fortunate enough to leave of absence expired the committee. Friday's dance will terwards went to the Parrot driving through uninhabited meet a school teacher from next morning. All this in one for refreshments. Sunday eve- country we spotted a car park- be held through the coopera- Royal Oak, Mich. Well equip- breath. ning the same group ate a ed on the highway and a wild- tion of Coach M. Bud'l Cox. In a very short time we had freezer-full of ice cream and ped with all the necessities de- ly gesticulating individual be- the tire changed and the car swimming instructor. manded of a two month ama- side it. We stopped, not with- some cookies near the pool be- ready for the road. The chief teur motion tour of Mexico, in out apprehension, yet loathed Picnic July 24 hind the Science Building. is very grateful. Would we like fact, a one man safari, he readi- to pa.Hs u driver in distress. All all-campus party ix sched- ly agreed to transport us to to accompany him to the capi- Traveler in Distress uled for July 81, (iames and Mexico City. Of course we tal? He will lead the way and prizes, refreshments and music Mount Holyoke might be held up u bit on the In strongly flavored English Wes can follow. We will drive will provide the entertainment way by his picture taking ac- he tells us. His tire had gone all night and be in Mexico City here. Had Close Rules tivities but if we didn't mind flat, his jack wouldn't work, a by morning. Wc agreed and storm was coming up and he An all-campus picnic will be that, he apologized, we would at our host's request I rode with The following rules were in was the chief of the tourist po- held next Wednesday, July 24, be very welcome! His name is him. Thus we traveled over the probably at the city park. force at the famous Mount Ho- Wes. mountains at night and missed Among the diversions will be lyoke College in the year 1837: We crossed a very shallow the breath taking mountain "No young lady shall be- Library Receives New swimming, dancing, and vari- and lifeless Rio Grande about Edition of Encyclopedia scenery which no American tour- ous games. come a member of Mount Holy- 2 p.m. that afternoon, weather- ist can ever forget. oke Seminary who cannot kin- Reference, Other Books Further announcements of ed the customs embroglio neat- On to Mexico City • ilc a fire, mash potatoes, re- details of time and place for ly at a cost of several packs of We took turns driving. Thou- peat the multiplication table, American cigarettes and headed A I'.' Ill edition of the Ameri- all events will be posted on the and at least two thirds of the sands of sharp curves made up bulletin board. Any sugges- down federal highway one. cana Encyclopedia has been re- most of the roadway across the Shorter Catechism. Monterrey was our first stop. ceived and is now on the li- tions on the program will be "Every member of the school mountains. Luckily they are greatly appreciated, stated Miss We parked the car at the trail- brary shelves in the Reference well banked and I was also hap- shall walk a mile a day unless Room. Wills, chairman of the commit- er court on the town's out- py to note that oncoming truffle a freshet, earthquake, or some Other reference books re- tee. skirts and spent the next two was almost nil. other calamity prevent. cently received by the library hours walking about town. It By nine o'clock Friday morn- "No young lady shall devote is here, my eight hours of B. include Chemical Dictionary, COUPON—This adv. and 30c more than an hour a day to ing we arrived at the outskirts G. Spanish met its first test American Illustrated Medical - will clean and press a pair n iscellancous reading. Dictionary, Dictionary of Amer- of Mexico City. It is located on of trousers, a sweater, or a with newsboys, shopkeepers a plateau about 7,000 feet above "No young lady is expected ican History and Composer, of skirt. Coupon must bo pre- and waiters. I was thrilled sea level. Formerly the land lo have gentlemen acquaintanc- Today. sented when order is taken. when my first attempts to speak was covered by several lakes. Home Laundry and Depend- • unless they are returned mis- Books published this year of met with success but when my As they dried the city expanded. able Dry Cleaners, 16« W. sionaries, or agents of benevo- general interest include the fol- opponents break forth voluably Our first impression is that the Wooster St. lent societies." lowing: liolated America, Bu- and rapidly into their native city is much larger than we — taken from "The Chrislion ell; Man of Glory, Simon Boli- tongue, I had to retreat. thought. We are surprised that Advocate" KLEVER'S Industry in Antiquity var, Clinton; Human House, the average man on the street Strange ideas they had then Field; Children of God, Vardis Monterrey is an important wears a suit and looks very — wonder how largo an enroll- Fisher; Citisen,, Levine; The ANNUAL JULY industrial city, capital of the much like the man on the street ment they would get today, if Feminine Fifties, I'attee; Emer- state of Nuevo Leon. About in Toledo. We are to receive the same rules were followed. ging High School Curriculum, CLEARANCE SALE 150 miles south of Laredo, this many more surprises in the next Spears and Margaret Fuller, mountain flanked city offers a ten days. on Wade. Meet Your Friends fine picture of an ancient city Many works on the history JEWELRY and get slowly giving away to the in- and philosophy of science have New York State College for Prompt Service roads of modern industrial pro- GLASS and also been purchased, according Teachers is sponsoring a week- gress. Steel mills, breweries Good Food to Lloyd Long, assistant in the ly "grooming clinic" for all co- SILVER and smelters mushroom all over Quality Ice Cream library. eds. Savings up to 50% the town, shouldering out pic- PARROT turesque colonial homes. The main streets are clutter- THE CLA-ZEL RESTAURANT ed with small shops and one- THE LYRIC Custume Jewelry man markets. We arc to learn TUE.-WED.-THUR. July 16-17-18 that this street selling activity WED. July 17 50c now URITY Irene Dunne, Cary Grant in Values to $2.00 CONFECTIONERY is typical of every Mexican city. Myrna Loy, Tyrone Power Of course this daily "vending "MY FAVORITE in via the via" must not be con- WIFE" "The Rain* Came" fused with regular weekly mar- UNIVERSITY Get Your ket day. On this day the in- FRI.-SAT. July 19-20 Open 1:45 Sat. THUR. July 18 habitants walk or ride burros JEWELRY Anne Shirley in Geo. Sanders, Wendy into town, carrying their few I. M. Montgomery's Barrie in one group Giant baskets of produce or articles l "ANNE OF WINDY at /z Price of handicraft with them. They "The Saint Takes Hamburgs usually arrive about sun up and POPLARS" Over" Also set up their small stands and "The Man Who Every Thar, at 8i30 Pins. Bracelet*, Necklace*, at the shops in the market place and "GOOFY AUCTION" Compacts, Cigarette Cases conduct a lively business until Talked Too Much" On Our Stage and Rings. about two o'clock. By that ~SUN.-MON. July 21-22 Giant time the sun has done its work FRI.-SAT. Jaly 19-20 Close Out Values Open 2:15 Sun. Hamburger and the market place swelters Anna Neagle, Ray Metland Chas. Starret in in a spirit-sapping heat. Busi- "Texas Stagecoach" KLEVER'S Shop ness is at a standstill. The "IRENE" vendor slouches in the shade of SUN.-MON. July 21-22 South Main July 23-24-25-26 Jewelry Store his rickety stand and drowses Henry Fonda in Next to Cross Motor Sales while any one of his several "Andy Hardy Meets 121 N. Main Sired Open All Night children "watch the business." Debutante" The Grape* of Wrath It is siesta time and all good