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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. WELCOME TODAY PRESIDENT FRANK J. PROUT! Bee Gee News I.NTRA-SQUAD GRID GAME VOL. XXIII. BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY, APRIL 5, 1939 No. 26 ~ B. G. Orators Enter Pi Kappa Delta Swing-On The YM-YW TO CONDUCT Pitt U. Players Will Present Installment Plan EASTER SERVICE AT Speech Tourney At Kent State 7 A.M. THURSDAY 'Brother Rat' Here April 18th WILL COMPETE WITH Committees Start Student Ministers Moore HILARIOUS DRAMA And Long Will Have What Is A Hat, STUDENTS FROM SIX Making Plans For Charge Of Program And Why? SHOWS LIFE AMONG A colorful and inspiring Batter EASTERN STATES Sr. Week Program sunrise service has been planned by Tho dictionary defines a hal CADETS AT V. M. I. tho YM and YWCA for Thursday Seven Local Speakers as "a covering for the head," Play Will Be Spontored Long And Moore Head morning. April fl, from 7 to 7:4B in but this is inadequate and Inaeu- Leave Friday With Profs. the auditorium of the Administration rate. A hat may be exotic, en- By Masque And Mantle, Program, Gown Group building. Mr. Carl Koch and Miss ticing, demure, pert, or any of a New Dramatics Club Carmichael And Palmer Committees are being appointed Evelyn Simmons, representatives of thousand and one other adjectives, YM anil YW, have complete charge and plans are being made for the but merely a head-covering? Never! "Brother Itat," the play written Public speakers of Bowling Green of the service. It will be open to (he Ask any man to describe a hat, and anual senior-week program accord- by John Monks. Jr. and Prod K. Kin- will enter the Province of the Lakes public as well as to college students. you will soon see that the dictionary ing to a statement from Kerniit klehonV, will be presented by the Pitt tournament of Pi Kappa Delta, na- Tho continuous program will I definition was written by one of that Long, president of the senior class. Players on April IS, Professor Up- tional speech fraternity, at Kent gin with Miss Myrtle Jensen playing unsympathetic species. Commencement exercises will be ton Palmar said Lite yesterday. Mas- University. Friday and Saturday. the organ featuring Faster hymns. There are only two classes of people held in the University auditorium Mr. Paul Moore will lead dcvolions que and Mantle is sponsoring the This province tournament will in- where u hat is concerned; the ones play at Bowling Green. clude representatives of colleges in Monday morning, June 6, with bac- and prayer. Mr. Moon-, a University who appreciate it, ami the ones who This play is well known through- Michigan, Pennsylvania, West Vir- calaureate services the day proceed- FLETCHER HENDERSON student, is a student minister at do not. Into the first class full the out the country and WJVS produced in ginia. Connecticut. Maine and Ohio. ing. llradner, (>. wearer ami one or two friends initi- the movies several months ago. The Prof. J, W. Carmichael, head of A cap and gown committee which Mr. Kermit Long, senior anil stu- ated into the Art of Understanding plot takes place at Virginia Military the University speech department, is will begin working soon, consists of Inter-Frat Council dent minister at Whitehouse, will Hals; into the second class comes the Institute and portrays the cadet life governor of the Province of the Rerun! Long, chairman; Jane Kuhn, deliver the sermon, "He Is Arisen". scornful observer. in that institution. Lakes and will have general charge D. Ned Heminger, Graiia Grant, Offers Installment The service will conclude with more and Jim Huntington. The commence- organ music by Miss Jensen, Hat Has Perionality The playwrights graduated from of the annual tournament V.M.I, in the class of ".\2. It Wftl There will be seven rounds of de- ment week program committee COB- For those who desire to oat break Unresponsive*observers of bats are Plan For Henderson during their life at the academy that bate, for both men and women, and sists of Paul Moore, chairmun, Jane fasl on (lie campus before the ser usually classed in one of several these young men became interested contest! in extemporaneous speaking Hobart, Mary Alice Hnwley. Steve Invites Guests From vice, the YM and YW will serve hot types: A - The Genial, to whom it is in play writing. This particular play and oratory. Gold, silver, and bronie Penton, and Margaret Zaugg. chocolate and rolls at tin* small a joke; II - The Grouchy, to whom it Neighboring Colleges was written and rewritten around 80 medals will be awarded to winners The week immediately before com- charge of five cents. is a nuisance; C - Tin- Thinker, who times and was not considered sale- of first, second and third places in mencement will be observed as senior To insure ability to pay for Hie filially dismisses it as a pathetic dem- able until the two young authors each contest. week by all seniors. President Long Fletcher Henderson Dance on April onstration of the inferiority of the again met in 1035. To Ent.r E.t.mp Contest says that . . . "it will be as fine a com- 28, the Inter-Prat Council will ac- Plan Gala Program female brain. To responsive observ- Other names were given to the For the first time in recent years, mencement week and commencement cept payment in installments. Soon ers, a hat has personality. It shows play during its revision. It was first Bowling Green will enter speakers in program as we have had at Bowling after Easter vacation they will place not what the owner is, but what she For Scholarship called "When The Roll Is Called," the extemporaneous speaking con- Green." envelopes and a locked box in the wishes to be. then was changed to "Stand at Ease." test. Howard Shine, junior, and Invitations and program book* Ad Building for those wishing to It may be so large that people in- Exam Contestants Before the play was first produced, Ruth Meek, freshman, will enter this are being purchased through Klever's make payment as they have the span- stinctively dodge when it comes down the present name was adopted. division of the tournament. The from the Balfour Company at At- change. There will be blanks on the A program similar to that given the street, or so small that a magnify- 'Brother Rat" is a very popular general subject to be discussed ia on tleboro, Mass, The program books, envelopes for the name, amount and last year will he presented on May (i ing glass must he used to see it; but play, one reason probably being due the political and sociological factors which bear the college seal, will date. This box will be emptied daily ill conjunction with the District-State (Continued on page 2, col. 5) to the color always present in plays operating within Europe. contain the names of all the gradu- and when the individual install- Scholarship Test for the contestants with uniforms and the romance gen- In thia type of speaking each con- ments total $2 the seals will be broken and their friends. ates, all committees, and the com- erally connected with military school*. testant is given a definite subject on plete commencement week program. and the ticket delivered. In this way, There will be a short program of which to speak one hour before the President Long expects to call a the Council hopes to prevent em- organ music and greetings will be Juniors Buy Lights contest begins. During this hour he meeting of the entire senior class barrassment when the time for pur- extended by the University before must prepare an eight minute speech. soon. chase of the tickets comes around. the tests are given. Later there will With Dance Profit 250 Ohio Students, Expfrienctd Debatrrt to Comprtr-bf For the first time in the history be a track meet, one-act plays, a Six Bowling Green representatives of the school, neighboring colleges band concert, ami a recreation hour Finding that there WIIH unpmxi- Instructors Attend will enter the debate section of the will be given opportunity to semi re in the reception hall ami gymnasium. nuitily $70 profit on the junior- 1 Ith U a Lithper? presentative fraternity men to a There may also be musical numbers wnioi* cluncr, ilu junior class is pur- Speech Festival (Continued on page 2, col. 4) Bowling Green University social such as those given by the /Ice luo cSn-inp a j»ort«blc floodlight lyttMBi according to a titiitement from Ar Here's a Cure event. Through the inter-fruternity in the various buildings last year. Two hundred and fifty Instructors; councils of Ihcse schools, the local Committee members in charge of Ihur Shanly, president. and students of speeeh in Northwest- Council To Seek Flu victims aren't the only kind of Council will lender invitations of get the entertainment are: Dean W. C. This new equipUMItt consists main- ern Ohio attended the Speeeh Arts patients on the campus! guests to dance to Henderson's music Jordan, chairman, Dr. ('. (i. Swan- ly of stage eahle. plugs, nnd plug- Festival sponsored by the University Student Gifts Professor Upton Palmer, instructor on the twenty-eighth. son, Miss Wrey Warner, Mr. J. P. ing boxes. This line which was built department of speech in the Prac- of speech, with the aid of students Kennedy, ami Mr. W, E, Sleller. for overload and expansion will take tical Arts building auditorium lint in his speech rehabilitation class has carc of six 500-wntt instruments or Saturday. For Memorial treated some fifty patients in his Sheer Is Re-Elected t heir equivalent. Session! were held on the subjects speech clinic since the beginning of NOTICE The lighting system was built pri- >f dramatic arts, speeeh correction, Plans were drafted for soliciting the first semester. Y.W.C.A. President marily for use in the Reception Hull interpretative speech, and on de- funds from the student body for the President! of organ.lationa on the band stand, but it can be used The back section of his room in the vices used in teaching, speech, ; Dr. R. E. OfTenhauer memorial at the Norma Sheer was re-elected presi- may obtain cards on which to anywhere there is an outlet to plug administration building has been di- Demonstrations of speech Work, in- Student Council meeting held March dent of the Y.W.C.A. at the last meet- make requests for 1939-40 social it in. AH part of this project a spec- vided into three small sound-proof eluding one-act plays, debato and 27 in the Administration Building. ing, defeating Violet Brubaker and calendar dates in the office of ially constructed plug in socket is be- studio rooms where the patients are verse speaking choirs, were given. The Student Council represent Francis Williamson. Other officers the Dean of Woman on Monday, ing placed in the Hall. ative, Darl Gatchell, at the Faculty treated. elected were Agnes Dinsmore, vice- April 3. These lights will ulso be used in the Memorial Committee meeting ex- At present the defects being treat- president; Dondus Berndt, secretary; Dean M. F. Sharp auditorium, in the gym and in the Famous Concert Trumpeter pressed the desire of the student ed include lisping, stuttering, high and Margaret Bender, treasurer. outdoor theatre. body to contribute to this memorial. pitch, lack of force, indistinctness, To Appear Here In Chapel A« a consequence, the council is pur- and foreign accent. chasing individual envelopes which A physical examination is first Program On April 5 made of the patients, and if any evi- will be handed out to all the or- Annual Tour Takes Treble Clef Club To Miss Grace Adams East, hailed dence of organic trouble is found, the ganizations on the campus to be dis- from coast-to-coast as a aensational tributed to their members and will patient is sent to a doctor for treat- concert trumpeter, will appear hero ment. Southern Kentucky; Will Sing On Radio also enclose an envelope in each Bee in assembly next Wednesday, April Records are made of the voices st I-' i Gee News of a subsequent issue for 12. In the spring of 1087 she was those who are not reached by the the beginning of treatment, and prog- a featured artist at the I). A. R. Con- other method. ress from time to time is measured. gress at Washington, D. ('., nnd hni All service is free. Prompt and John Rohrs, chairman of the Coun- also appearcil with the U. S. Navy cil Student Relations committee, es- regular attendance at appointments, Band and the New York Women's timated receipts from this method of and an earnest attempt to cooperate Symphony Orchestra. j approach would mount to over the with instructions, arc the only re- Tho day before she appeared in J100 mark. quirements. • recital for the Friday Morning Music Club of Washington, D. C, the Even- ing Slur ran her photo with that of PRESIDENT PROUT BELIEVES STUDENTS Nelson Eddy, heading then with tho caption, "Two of tho finest expon* ents of different branches of music." BUILD GOOD WILL FOR UNIVERSITY Her appearance is the sixth concert To the Bowling Green Student Body: in the year's entertainment series. In response to the request of your Managing Editor, I am happy to give you this brief message for the current issue of the Bee Gee News. In the last few weeks I have made some pro- Latin, French Examiners gress in getting acquainted with our University. As a result, I Chosen For Scholarships am in a congratulatory mood this morning. I find a competent In faculty devoted to its tasks and to you. I find a satisfactory Miss Caroline Nielsen, Miss Sim* physical plant. Indeed the physical education opportunities soon The Treble Clef club will tra- Highlight of the tour is a radio Lee, Phyllis Bnllinger, Donna Deal, mons, Miss Grace Tressel, and Miss will be unequaled in any similar institution in this state. I find vel to the southernmost part of program over WLW at 4:16 Tuesday. Roberta Campbell, Emmaleen Swartz, Bcattie will be the examiners of the an earnest, happy, intelligent, orderly student body. You are Kentucky on their annual The entire day Thursday will be de- Lois Newcombe, Lenore Robertson, Latin test, part of the District-State living in a community ideal for the location of a college. The spring concert tour, beginning voted to sight-seeing in Kentucky. Mary Herd, Ruth Hanna, Mary Sher- Scholarship test to be given by Bow- citizens of Bowling Green are sound, intelligent and cultured. Sunday, April 16, broadcast The personnel of the club is as fol- man, Evelyn Leader, Kathryn Ella- ling Green State University May 6. They have a pride in this University that is beautiful to behold. from WLW, and visit places of lows: Mary Co pus, Clara Ret tig, Ed- worth, Mary Holland, Clarabel Howe, Their student-assistants will be: The best of good feeling exists between town and student body. interest in that state and Ohio. na Eichar, Katherine Bilderbach, Es- Marina Horton, Arvella Martin, Marguerite Barker, Welda Berlin- r Our ambition now should be to extend the splendid services Accompanied by Director James ther Bechman, Letha Neiswander, Betty Holcomb, Miriam Moser, Bea- court, Violet Brubaker, William Cro- and opportunities of Bowling Green State University to a larger Paul Kennedy and Mrs. Kennedy, the Mary Altman, Marjorie Hutchinson, trice Norton, Virginia O'Dowd and mer, Agnes Drummer, Jeannette number of deserving and ambitious young people. The most club, consisting of more than 50 Emily Henderson, Jane Headings, Mary Mick. Green, Ovid Huyck, Dorothy Harris, IT effective agency in fulfilling this ambition may very well be the voices, will first sing in the First Charlott Whitely, Erma Longshore, The young women will give their Betty Lowrey, Lloyd Long, Melville members of this student body. Back in your own communities Mennonite Church at Bluffton Sunday Sibyl Mohr, Betty Scovill, Emma annual public formal concert in the Nielsen, Gerald Riess, Opal Rock- you are the ones best acquainted with the high school students evening. On Monday concerts will be Reitz, Mary Lop Schlumbohm, Mar- University auditorium, Friday even- hold, Eugene Smith, Leta Wescott, seeking college training. Your success here and enthusiasm for given at Beaverdam and Lewistown, ietta Moore, Beulah Moffitt, Ruth ing, April 14. A program of sacred, Mary Blair, Mary Cross, Helen Fash- us become a most effective argument for them to enroll here. Ohio; on Tuesday the organization Meek, Doris Kerns, Bette Bradley, slumber, folk songs and other num- baugh, Gaylord Groff, Phyllis Logan, I appoint each one of you to the important position of ambass- has engagements at Lakeview and Arlene Neidhardt, Wilma Clutter, bers will be presented. Following Ruth Meek, Alma Roacb, Lenore Ro- ador of good will from this University to your worth while Millford, O.; on Wednesday, at Louis- Helen Rychener, Mildred Bistline, the concert the Men's and Women's bertson, Jean Smith, Charlotte Stump, prospective college friends. ville and Franklin, Ky; on Friday, at Hilda Glover, Esther Porter, Sarah Glee clubs will hold their annual for- Janet Stump, Elmer Weits, John Sincerely yours, Franklin, Kentucky; on Friday, at Leininger, Evelyn Balsizer, Grace mal dance in the reception hall. Whitcomb, and Catherine Wilcox. FRANK J. PROUT Wlllshire snd Rockford, Ohio, return- Bitter, Violet Snyder, Marjorie Swar- Students of the university and In charge of the two tests to be t President ing to the campus Saturday morning. at, June Stump, Betty Sams, Esther townspeople are invited to attend. (Continued on page 4, col. 5) PAGE 2 BEE GEE NEWS
of this type in the history of the school. BEE GEE NEWS It took a great deal of work to secure 230 Published Every Wednesday of College Year by The subscriptions for the swinjteroo even though it STUDENT At Your Leisure POETRY , Student* of Howling Green State University is obvious that more than that number will at- VOICE By Richard McCartney CORNER l«W llmlii "M* tend the dance. However, the council is further aiding those who want to attend the dance but By Bee Dennis PtssodrJed GbMUi ftw MUSIC . . . find the price of $2.00 a bit staggering, by al- Fletcher Henderson's ork who will Easter Prayer STAFF lowing tickets to be purchased on the install- Typical Student Voice Interview: play for the Inter-fraternity dance Robert Baron Editor-in-Chief ment plan. Under such a plan every student Teach us, O Father, to be A fairly well-known, intelligent stu- on April 28 has made Decca phone- Grateful for all that is gay, Phone 8621 who can dance should be able to join the fun dent is sitting in the Lib, obviously on April 28. records, some of which are; No. Seeking the beautiful things. not too busy (unless he's a senio 214. "Big-John's Special" «V "Hap- Casting the ugly away. Managing Editor—Anthony France*, irhoac 7882. Assist- in which case he's doing Lesson Plans py as the Day is Long", No. 665, ants—Richard Ultey, Jane Rtartszman, Annetta and can't be disturbedi. Your re "Hotter Than 'ell" t "Lira", and No. Teach us to turn from the shadow, Gainer, George Beattie, Jean Dowel!, Allene Shanait- porter, after due consideration, ap- 167, "Limehouse Blues" & "Wrap- Teach us to look toward the sun. ter proaches him and asks the question of Knock Before You Enter ping It Up" . . . Kay Kyser just re- Winter and sorrow are over, the week. The student starts stalling. Sports Editor—Lyman Keown. Assistants—Bill Frutig, ceived the largest Springtime and hope have begun. Allen Sautter, Joha Keown, Jean Oonklin, Richard By "I'd rather not be quoted." Not so week's paycheck discouraging—unless it's the fifth or Dunipaee Gordon Humphrey known from a the- —Carol Cheney Society Editor—Virginia Frances. Assistants—Peggy sixth time you've heard it. Four atre to an ork, $17,- SlanV, Hilda Clover. Alice Spreng. Mary Powney answers out of twelve desperate at- 100 from RKO Pal- Organisation Editor—Bernice Dennis. Assistants— GOOD OLE' APRIL: tempts—and a couple of other at- w ace, Cleveland . . . 700 At Symposium tempts. Well, jnst what kind of a "» J* j Jane Smith. Margaret Atkins It starts with everyone pulling bom gags and biting George Duffy's ork batting average is that? It's cooper- n on stale bait. Then Easter. "The Easter time is the now at Commodore Features—Richard McCaruncy, Carol Cheney, Eleanor ation I'm asking for. Learn Merits Of time for eggs"—time for eggs like you and me to dish Perry and Ted Lew- Geauntan, Boyd Musser The 1/ticntion thi* week: What do out for flowers. The aati shines and the rain rains, it re both natives Staff Photographers Leoaamd Schafitz, Ate Hoffman yon think of "Hell Wttkft snows, it pours, it glistens and it chills. It's still too of Circleville, Ohio, Three Faiths Make-Up - Darwin Mayfleld Krlii Jrnn Katlley, miphomore: "I last cold to nae the park. All I can say is, "It's April." But Duffy recently play- Love is the basis of all Christian- Copy Editors—Richard I.illey. Rose Marie Wcchter, think 'Hell Week' is very strictly 0. McCartnsy ed for Interfrat. at least we gut a vacation out of it. ity and fundamentally there is no Marilrv Hargeaheimer K. It diverts the students' attention dance at Ohio Northern Unlv . . . Typist ~ Evelys Myers BELIEVE NOTHING YOU READ IN THE PAPERS: from the general humdrum of campus great difference in the three Christian Horace Heidt changed his name from faiths according to Rabbi Morten Business Manager __ Darl Gaitchcll If you want a pretty good idea of what newspapers life and affords much amusement. I "Brigadiers" because his former Phone 4663 feril a gullible public read George Si-Ides' FREEDOM believe that the fellows who partici- Goldberg, Father Horrigan and Dr. sponsor owned that name ... 3 MOST Henry Smith Leiper, who spoke Assistant Business Managers... Doe Jiagcr, Jerry White OF THE PRESS; it will make you plenty sore. Georgic pate in this activity get as much kick POPULAR NETWORK PLUGS for puts the great New York Times and the Associatrd out of it as the onlookers." Thursday night to the 700 assembled Faculty Advisor Iluncan N. Srott past week were; "Deep Purple", "Pen- college students and local residents Press under the tnienrsrope and catches the boys In the Tcri'it llnrnard. frenhman: "Hell ny Serenade" and "Could Be" . . . THE BEE GEE NEWS FAVORS art of throwing low punches in their news stories. But Week is an all-college tradition. Usu- at the first symposium of its kind to Bodal rooeo for men where men can smoke and talk. the Times nnd the A.I*. get off easy romparnl to what nlly it is good fun nnd makes for clos- ETC . . . be sponsored by the YM and YWCA Pearl S. Buck's latest book is "The Program of activities to halt the aatit ease purade. Beldel says about other American newspapers. Wnt-n er acquaintances and fonder friend- organizations of the University. Patriot," John Day, ($2.60), ia story Construction of a new seienco building. you finish that book you won't even bejirve thr wrather ships. If Hell Week is not too se- Richard Mougry, President of the of revolutionary Chinese youth . . . Increase school spirit behind athletic trams nncl the reports or I'urlr Mike'* Corner, and when you read a ven-, it adils a lot to campus and Frat YMCA, introduced the speakers, and The Little Repertoire Theatre in growing truditions of B. G. 6. U. ni-ws headline your first impulse will be to shout, "It's life." was chairman of the informal forum Tolsdo pragSBta "Excursion" start- a nV!" And what news isn't intentionally distorted to r'cru Hatting, frrghmnn: "It's all held following the addresses. ing April 11, for six niti-s, story takes suit advertisers is usunlly full of n-portoriul errors. right VII lung as they don't go tisi "God It Love" place on upper deck and pilot house The thing to bear in mind Is this: Just because a news- far. It's a lot of fan—especially for Father Horrigan. the first speak, r, CAMPUS FAME INCREASED of an excursion steamer . . . KEN paper says that seven million Chinese wen- lost in a the onlookers, but I think the pledges found the centrul theme of all Christ- magazine is now weekly and smaller BY MUSIC, SPEECH WORK tnjoy it, too." ian religion in St. John's explanation, flood it isn't necessarily true. It was probably six Re- size . . . John Barrymore in "My Dear publican* visiting Egypt, nnd they didn't die but were Iheiuht Tocdti-r, miphomore Delhi: "God is love." He said that harm Children" may come to the Paramount Howling Gram State University la both only sick, and it wasn't a flood but probably wood alco- Hell Week is something that each does not come to the Catholic church stage . . . proud and happy about the two outstanding campus nrrds. Of course many frats from the pigmy efforts of opposition events which took place here last week-end— hol. take it too seriously, I don't believe CINE . . . but that real harm comes from the th« Northern Ohio Intercollegiate Symphony PUBLIC SERVICE: in making a fool of a neophyte, but A Bronx theatre patron won $1,400 unrest and dissention which results Concert and the Northwestern Ohio Speech A Colorado lawyer threatened to kill Tamen nnd Bon- they do need n little reprimanding to bank nitr prize, when he got to the among the people who should live in Festival. fils, publishers of the notorious Denver Post, unless stage hi- found thr manager had skip brotherly love, and that above all else The symphony concert lead by the distin- (•I rid of that corky attitude that they puid him a one thousand dollar fee for services most all neophytes have. Some frat ped with the monry and left thr drrd then- should be cooperation in civic guished conductor Rudolph Ringwall, was one rendered. They refused, and the barrister blazed nway l<» the theatre . . Some of the best pix efforts for the betterment of the of the finest programs ever heard in Howling brothers on this rumpus foiget they with the grentest abandon, wounding Tamen in the arm. once were neophytes. Nuf sed." to be made this year will be: Jackie community and all brethern should Green. It added another laurel to the rising He was tried and convicted, and the morning mail brought Next ireck'n t/ucKtion; Should the Coogan in "Million Dollar Legs", Ro- dwell together in unity. achievements of our music department, a music a full pardon and the following note from the Governor bert Donat in "Beau Brummel", Paul department which clings to high standards and editor of the Her (lee .Vrirs 'lllrf the Lovs Thr N.iihbor of Colorado, a mortal rnrmy of the publishers: "/ rom- Key he paid' Muni in "Life of Beethoven", James Rabbi Goldberg, of the Toledo Jew- which with its men's and women's glee clubs mend your purpose hut miint condemn your film.'" Cagncy in "Story of John Paul ish synagogue, gave as the essence has brought before others both good music nnd The opinions expressed above are WHY WOMEN COME TO B. G. not necessarily those of the Bss Owl Jones", Errol Flynn in "Adventures of Christian religion, the supreme n sample of what we do here. of Don Juan" and Bette Davis in commandment, "Thou shalt love thy (1) Two per cent to get an education, News. The speech festival which attracted students "The Old Maid" . . . Lyric theatre neighbor as thyself." "Man devel- (2) Thirty-eight per cent to look for husbands, nnd from 13 Northwestern Ohio high schools was after all will have "Beachcomber" oped from animal," he declared, "and (3) Sixty per cent to get away from their mothers the first ever held in Ohio. In addition to ac- April 30, and "Pygmalion" on May from this exceedingly low origin man long enough to learn how to smoke. Symphony Director complishing its own objectives it acquainted 14 ... At Cla-Zel to-nite and Thurs. developed an aspiration which be- the many visitors with its work and with the DRIPPINGS: only is Robert Montgomery and Rosa- came religion. Selfishness, fear, and campus as a whole. Significant of the festival Has Modern Ideas Jutljtinpc from the recent elumpinK-down on NO SMOK- lind Russell in "Fast and Loose", hate survived from animal inheritance is the fact that the Speech department is setting ING reKiilntions, it semis (hat someone wunts III to enjoy good, another "Thin Man" idea with and the law of the jungle in man's high standards in continuing an ambitious pro- On Music Of Today good story, running time 78 mins. heart must be replaced with the law gram from which the entire university la pro- thfl Spring sunshine. Mutt before you enter. And while fiting. we're on the eubject, we'd like that smoking room while Bq PEGCY SLADE Sun. £ Mon. at Cla-Zel is "Ice of God—love. Though a genious or I can still afford to smoke. Follies of 1939" with Joan Crawford a deity may never be seen or reached For those two grand achievements we doff The human raee sprang from the ape—Musser didn't "Anything done well is worth and Jamrs Stewart, good, songs, light by man he must always keep himself our hats to Professors M. ('. McEwen, Charles ipring far enough. while—with will anil heart in it; it's story of two married people in the aiming toward that goal." P. Church Jr., Upton Palmer, .1. W. Caiinichacl, beautifully done and that is thr whole and the students who aided them. entertainment world, running time Democracy Nndi Rsliniom Hand IMITATION: a la Wlnchell philosophy ..f life after all," thus Mr. 81 mins . . . Dr. Harlan Frost, president of the What member of what fraternity caught a bad cold Ringwall, assistant Cleveland sym RADIO . . . Toledo Council of Churches, intro- from what pledge of what sorority at what place ami at phony director, gave his opinion of These itatloBI near here arc con- duced Dr. Henry Smith Leiper, of NATION'S STUDENTS what time—and what of it? music. sidered as having good press depts. New York, American secretary of the SCIENCE: "Improvisation, by a person who by radio editors; CKI.W, WCLE, W- World Council of Churches and for- FAVOR A VOTE ON WAR foals when he plays, does as the|SPD, W'TAM, WI.W, WOWO "A college professor has determined what will happen nnd eign secretary of the U. S. Council in Always interested in questions of war and when thr Irresistible force meets the immovable object— prophets, plays in a highly artistic \\C.N. these stations poor; WJR, W- of Churches, who was his guest in the indescribable." Ho Hum! mnnnrr. Bach and Beethoven did thej \\'J and WHKC . . . CBS has big job Toledo and gave Dr. Leiper the main peace, college students today are debating vigor- same thing that modern musicians ously the proposed constitutional amendment putting television transmitter in address for the Protestants. Dr. do when thry make many variations 73rd 4 74th floors of Chrysler bldg. Frost was originally scheduled to give which would require a national referendum for on a melody." This is the attitude by in N.Y. as the regular freight eleva- the address. the declaration of a war which would be fought Mr. Ringwall holds toward swing outside our own hemisphere or which would be ON THE Q. T. BOYD tor only goes to 60th floor . . . Jim- Dr. Leiper, a world traveler, ming- MUSSKK music. mie Fidlrr, Hollywood commentator, led humor and wide personal experi- « war of aggression. Collegiate opinion is about Larry' Clinton, arranger of De- evenly divided on the measure. is now told what he can say; because ence in his address. He said that Baiter time is rabbit time. Lots of girls wear A'nrrofs bussy's "My Reverie," is Mr. Ring- of a recent law suit, he can only say- Jewish faith separates from the Cath- For the "pros", the Spectator of Eau Claire wall's favorite swing leader. "Larry (Wis.) Teachers College says: "This amend- on the right hand about now I ,„ nice things about pix and Hollywood olic faith with the birth of Christ Clinton made $60,000 for himself and people ... All radio stations in U.S. and the belief that he is the son of ment is a reasonable demand on the part of $60,000 for the Debussy estate, from 'American citizens and is consistent with the Absence makes the heart grow fonder, Most of us to have open house during week of God. The Protestant faith breaks haven't fonder yet I 'My Reverie' and that is more than April 17 . . . WTOL soon to broad- away from the Catholic faith in the rights and obligations of intelligent and respon- Debussy made with all his music." sible citizenship. Certainly it should not be cast full time by permission of F.C.C. belief of the divine foundation of Our Beetle Browed author was bom with a silver To Mr. Ringwall, Benny Goodman is .. . Amos and Andy now on CBS 7 pm the Catholic church and its omnipo- thought foolish or un-American to have a refer- spoon in his mouth. Since his fighting days he has been not the top ranking- clarinetist. "The had 13,460,000 listeners in February tent power over the human being. endum on the spending of lives nnd blood." sporting ivory in the cavity! first clarinetist in our Cleveland sym- . . . CKLW Sun. April 9, 6:30 pm, All three, however, must unite in For the "cons", the University of Michigan phony, can swing better than Benny will be Abe I.yman's ork and on April their common foundation and give Daily says: "To weaken President Rooesvelt is Charlie Horse says the student that never cuts his Goodman." 16 same time Henry Busse; Sat. April Democracy strength. Religion is that far more the aim of the senators than any phil- classes or never has dates is like a sponge. He can ab- "Educating youngsters and adults, 8, 3 pm, hear Arthur Tracy "The which binds the mind and will of man. anthropic extension of the democratic process sorb more stuff without being squeexed. and I mean the Latin derivation of Street Singer" . . . WSPD for news Common in these faiths are: the sa- .... There is no guarantee that a vote of the drawing out not cramming down their listen to "March of Time" Fridays credness of human personality, love people would insure a sane and cool-headed con- throats, to an appreciation of music, sideration of war." We noticed a huge knot on Dean Jordan's noodle, 9:30 pm, Walter Winchell Sandays of fcllowmen, truth—the leader to series of thoughts must have struct him! is my main ambition," Mr. Ringwall 9:30 pm . . . Easter Sunday April 9, freedom, and, brotherhood among continued. "Those young men and 7 am, WLW, bear final chapter of men. "Straws show which way the wind is blowing." They worsen who love music, should at- "Life of Christ" with 2000 people in STUDENTS WANT also show to whom the A's are going! tempt to induce people in small cities cast, and on Good Friday April 7, to form symphonies, and keep alive 11:16 pm hear Sir John Stainer's REORGANIZATION Homer says, "What's so tedious as a twice told tale!" the desire for great music, in this "Crucifixon" . . . He should be in our shoes when the professors cut loose manner music appreciation can be Tasty Hailing the passage of the bill as a move in heightened." the right direction, collegians nevertheless de- with one of their new ones! plored the fact that the reorganization bill re- Milady Thinks Of Hats Tid-Bits written by congress does not reorganize enough Prof. Slater asked his Psychology class to write a B. G. Orators Compete As Easter Season Nears to be really valuable. Most applaud the move patriotic song from memory last week. Chuck Catanese In Pi Kappa Delta Meet drew a line representing the Roman-Berlin axisl (Continued from page 1, col. S) A sure sign of spring is the ex- to make the federal administration more effici- (Continued from page 1, col. 1) change of jewelry . . Matt "Slayer" ent and more economical—in fact, there was whatever it is, it is always a revela- Dotson has willed his Fraernity pin hardly one dissenting voice. Few were so high- Then there's the one about a newspaper woman who tournament. Richard Spitler, senior, tion. For instance, a dear friend of to Glamorous Sidney White . . . Don ly commendatory as the University of Wiscon- was so wrapped up in her work that she wore print*. and Howard Shine are to make the mine casually announced the other Patterson, campus maestro, has sev- sin Daily Cardinal, which said: "A" team, and James Hunter, fresh- day that she had bought a new hat. ered all connection with his blonde "The bill will go far toward bringing about Sociology class was discussing bums and vagabonds man, and Arthur Shanty, junior, will I leaned forward, enthralled, and venus, M. Pickford. Seems as tho the other day. They really fore into the ragged subject. be the "B" team. asked about it. She replied that she the Five Sister formal caused the reorganization in the administrative and execu- breach . . . Happy Harlan Highfield tive branch, thus filling one of the most urgent These four men are seasoned de- ran into a shop and grabbed the first A kiss over the telephone is not a soft touch. All the seems to believe that his character needs of the federal government for the past 40 baters, and they have participated in one she saw. is above this column and asserts that years. Every president who held office during sound in the world, but no 98 degrees temperature to both the Manchester, Indiana tourn- Soulless Woman his name ne'er shall appear herein. that period attempted to effect some sort of re- come in contact with. ament and in the recent, successful I stared at her in horror, hoping The ingredients of the GIANT distribution of bureaus, divisions and various Baldwin-Wallace tournament. she would at least explain that the HAMBURGER'S large hamburger miscellaneous agencies, but almost invariable Dean Hissong has the art of bawling you out, making Rita Haskins, junior, and Betty hat was a Paris creation marked down are the best that can be procured . . . -'I congress steered shy." you work harder than ever before, kicking you in the Schutzberg. senior, are scheduled to from three dollars to two-ninety-eight. Appears as though Harry Fox and pants, shaking your hand, and making you smile, all at enter the women's section of the de- But she remained silent, fellow indnlgers have forsaken genial George for the 40 A 8 . . . Curious the same time! \ bate tournament This combination "What—", I asked, "What—waa as to whether it could successfully INTERFRATERNITY DANCE won two out of three debates at the it like?" be accomplished, Flornie Coover, A Dr. Witherington is hoping that the spring rains won't Baldwin-Wallace tournament. "Oh," she answered carelessly, Shatzelite. complicated things for ON INSTALLMENT PLAN drown out what few ham there are left! All the speakers, along with Prof. "it's—ifs Just An Ordinary Hat!" her admirers by booking three dates Carmichael and Prof. Upton Palmer By one of those lightning flashes for Friday nite . . . Another basket of roses is due the Inter-frat- The bear in the science building is shedding. Prof. will leave for Kent tomorrow and of character analysis that sometimes Top off the evening with one of those delicious hamburgers at the ernity Council for their work in bringing Flet- Dickerman had quite a time explaining to his wife how will return to the local campus late come to us, I had discovered that she GIANT HAMBURGER; open all nite! cher Henderson here for the first all-campus those brown locks got on his coat! Saturday. waa a woman without a soul! AdT. BEE GEE NEWS PAGE 3 Forty Pigskin Candidates To Show Wares In Spring Football Finale Today All Sorts From All Sports Orange and Blue Squads Square By Bill Frutig Off In Annual Gridiron Battle SOMETHING YOU DIDN'T KNOW TILL NOW ABOUT YOUR PROFESSORS Orange Squad Favored To Win Fracas; The start of this uphill climb-to-success story ft*** back to one week before graduation exercises at the Ohio Northern University In 1917 when Dr. Ralph G. Harshman, Dean of the College of Business Administration Blues Lack Beef Plus Experience here at Bowling Green, together with a number of other Ohia Northern Sen- iors left for the first officers training camp at Fort Benjamin Harrison in Fur, feathers or something will fly when the Blue and the i Indiana to participate in the war training exercises . . . Gray—pardon, the Blue and the Orange fight it out this after Upon completion of the war in which he saw service as noon on the local gridiron at four o'clock in a battle that should Lieutenant, the Doctor then went to Ohio State for a high- rival any fracas the Blue and Gray endeavored to stage way back er degree . . . Turning from that, he accepted the position when. as head of the Economics Department at Mount Union Col- Coach Harry Ockerman will view his '39 football prospects lege; and from here to the business world where he train- in an encounter that will climax the four week spring football ed salesmen for the McCaskey Company of Alliance and "'session and when the firing is over -To You' later the Standard Business Machine concern in Dayton 'From M< »»ii the line tunijfht the Falcon mm . . . From Dayton Dr. Harshman camp to Bowling Green Notice tor should know pretty well whether to head the School of Commerce, in which capacity he has he will have sufficient reserves t served for 3 years . . . Sang in the Ohio Northern Glee FALCON BASKETBALL Sigma Delta Psi lUfUMIlt the II returning lettermen. ALL-UNIVERSITY Bill Frutia ^'u'> '"r •* >,<,ors' I' 'be possessor of a powerful baritone to make it possible to stand the jruff voice, and was an important cog of the Northern debate squad . . . The Those aspirants for Sigma of the tough schedule that is lined HANDBALL DOUBLES Doctor catches the eye thru intangible qualities hard to define, and calls SCHEDULE IS SETUP Delta Pal honors should be in- up for this fall. to mind Charlie Grimm's remark about the Now York Yankees, to wit: "As terested in practicing your The 4S candidates have been divid- soon as they stick their heads of the dugout you can see class written FOR 1939-40 SQUAD events with the onset of the ed into two rival camps. In order CHAMPS CROWNED all over them". spring weather. Several Dion that they can he observed from the The Dean is something like that. 19 Game* On Card; Two have very few events to pass anil viewpoint of a bystander. The coach Barna And Smith Lose Coach Inmnn is very desirous PENCIL IOTTINGS FROM THE NICKEL NOTEBOOK FOR THE WEEK itiK duties have been turned over to To Schulman, Keown Tennis enthusiasts are asked to watch the Physical Education bulletin Open Date* To Fill; that you pass remaining tests Conch luiuan ami five Kraduatiiu; 1'. as soon ns possible. boards in the gym as arrangements for use of the new courts will be made Face Top Notch Squads K. majors. The boards of strn.fjL-y To Drop Title exactly as arrangements for the handball courts ate now made and are to Candidates who wish to pass line up with Innuin, Kathbon, and be printed in detail later . . . This year's Intramural program problem Coach P. E. Landll recently an the rope climb, hand stand, band Dotaon in chart* ,,f the Omnga and By virtue of a final round victory will be subject to another twist as a result of the extensive building pro- nimneed that his basketball charges spring or fence vault will be Stewart. Herbert aud Brent linger at over Barna and Smith, the handball gram now going on which has left the school with only one playing field. will play a nllMtoMI game schedule given an opportunity to do so on the helm of the Blue forces. doubles team of Hen Schulman and X'nder such circumstances, a twilight Softball, horseshoe, shuffleboard, nnil Friday, April 14, Coach Ionian in the 1939-40 season, and that a The division of squad lists 11 let Abe Keown climaxed a long parade will be there to give the tests. tennis tournament will take place because the Varsity Track and Baseball possible addition of two games play- teiniiu on the strong Orange ag teams must use the one remaining practice field in the afternoons . . . All to the hall of Intramural champions ed away from home will fill out the gregation and three award winners upper classmen, no freshmen, who have taken Sigma Delta Psi tests are as they were officially swarded the year to the satisfaction of all con on the blue outfit. This division was urged to continue; and at the same time watch the bulletin board for dates crown last Friday afternoon, Their corned. DeSales, Bluff ton made by Oekermun in order to see how of various tests which will be held following the Easter vacation . . . Be- success mount the realisation of a Bowling (ireen fans will again have his prospective starters for next cause of the slow conditioning of the track on the part of those in charge, year of extensive preparation, for the opportunity to compare the Fal- year will work against the second the Baldwin-Wullace and Ypsi meets will be held on the High School field On Bowling Green these lads began training for this cons with top notch cage teams. Ap- team. The Orange team also boast a . . . Coaches Steller and Ockerman spent Wednesday through Saturday last tournament back in the 1937-38 school pearing here are such stalwarts of great weight advantage over the Blue at the Midwestern Physical Education conference in Indianapolis . . . In- year. Hours of practice spelled vic- the Ohio Conference as Kent, Wit- Tennis Schedule squad. cidently. you Varsity anil Freshmen tennis squad candidates . . . don't for- tenberg, and Mt. Union, while on the tory and now it's alt over but the shouting. Game scores were 21-fl, get the Conference meet which you will participate in to be held at Gambier, road the boys face such opposition Wilkins, Hollingcr, On the Orange are listed (.. Mad- 21-10. Ohio, the home of Kenyon College, late in May . . . Frits Barna, to dute, as Woostcr, Marietta, Ashland, and ras, Knecht, Catanesc, Barnett, Kd- looms as the champion of the Five Brothers as their handball tournament Capital. MacMahon, Wilke And wards, Siminski, Foser, Kormazis, In the singles division it looks as progresses, although Ray Carr, Bill Warren, and Jack Vermilya are com 1'.i.l!l 4(1 Basketball Schedule (inihaugh, Klingennmith, Schendcl, though the same Ben Schulman ing strong into the final stretch . . . And concluding the notes, we hasten Dec. '.' at Blulfton Cooper Bolster Squad Walph, Uoper and Amos lineman and may cop the medal, Already he has to mention that 150 State University athletes will be feted the first Wed- Soskey, Bruziiiski, Nibeck, Miles. fought bis way to the finals and will Dec. 6—Defiance, here Coach Ionian's efforts to line up nesday after Easter vacation at the fourth annual Varsity club roundup I.amboiirue, Woodard, Morrette, meet the upper bracket finalist for Dec. 9—Youngstown, here a tough schislulo for the Falcon net- and steak roast to be held in the City Park which automatically makes a Small and Johnson, backs. the coveted honor. Dec. 12—at Ashland tors are showing definite signs of person's mastication chamber water, taking into consideration past Var- Die. 15 at Detroit Tech The Blue roster lists Good, Brash sity parties . . . being as promised. Dec. It'—open (away) The latest dope from the athletic ley, Tabler, Shirk, A. Madaras, Ihnat, TPNNIS TOURNfiMENTS TO POTENTIAL CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS Dec. IS-open (away) department is that two clashes have Mchlow, (leiger, Chcetwood, Clark, The Physical Education staff of the University has submitted a bid START SOON Jan. 6—at Heidelberg been added to the tennis card in- KvanolT, Lucas, Becker, Stearner, to conference directors for the purpose of holding the 1940 Ohio Conference University women are urged to Jan. 12—Hiram, here eluding DeSales and MutTton Col- linesmen and Stcclc, (.rignon, Will track and field meet here in Bowling Green. Supplemented by the use the tennis courts fur practice to Jan. 16—DeSales, here lege. On April 21, the Bee (lee stpind uer, leathers, Fails, Park, l.atehell, strength uncovered in the recent Intramural, and the Wayne-Bee Get Hi get in shape for the coining intra- Jan. 20—at Capital will travel to De Sales anil on May Mussill, backs. school freshman triangular track meet Coach I-andis considers the Falcons mural tournaments. Betty Bishop is Jan. 27—at Wooster ft, the Falcons will be host to the De- The probable startling line-up for a very good contender for that 1940 oft-sought conference championship; head of tennis. Jun. 30—Mt. Union, here Sales aggregation. No date has been the game is as follows: that is. if we fail to take it this year. Freshmen whose performances Feb. 2 at Marietta set for the BlufTlnn game, but a widened the eyes of the coach include Jay Parker, Jim Onofrio, and l.ouis Orange Blue Feb. 8—at Otterbein match has been decided upon and a De Sandra in the distance events; Eddie Wellner. Earl II nil hart. Curly Feb. 0-- Heidelberg, here K—G. Madaras Good ■lute will he determined. Short, Bill Primrose, and Ralph Rotscll in the hurdles and dashes respect- 1'. Slminskl A. Madam DRINK MODEL Feb. 9—at Fluidity (tentutvie) The men who seem to be holding the ively; and Noel Apple in the pole vault. Which, Falcons, runs the zipper G—Knecht Brashley Feb. 10 — Oberlin, here inside track for places on the squad "Better Crude" up the back of this ninth weekly column; therefore, I'll remain your NEWS C—Catanese Tabler Feb. 1.1--Wittenberg, here at present are Wilkins, llollingei, commentator who thanks very kindly D. A. K. for her closing contribution Q Barnett Shirk Milk Feb. 20—Kent, hi re MoMahon, Wilke, Cooper mid llarna. that reads: T— Kdwards Ihnat Feb. 27—Findlay, here Kuch of these men have seen action it's protected Though Contests and Sweepstakes Mehlow in major tennis tourneys la-fore en- K Korrassii Accept no other on every side lurk, Q— Soskey Steele tering college. Be it ever so humble Training School II llriiil/.inski G rignon I'll stick to my work. II—Nibeck Wellner MODEL W.A.A. To Sponsor P—Miles Leathers Lads Have Full DAIRY All Sports Contests A Corner Of Timely Notes Athletic Program 4 Outdoor Handball niiMiiiiiiimiiiiiiimiiiniiiiiiiitiMii /WVVWVWVVVSrVVVSrVVSrVSfVSrVWVV The boys at the training school un- For College Women From Many Women's Sports der the supervision of Bob McCload, Bowling Green coeds won't have Courts Ready Soon director of physical activities, are to worry about what they will do in Have you tasted one Officers of the Women's AtMetir*- participating in outdoor contests and Hnndball enthusiasts will welcome their spare time. the addition of four outdoor one wall Associatisn will he elected for tfh» tournaments, of our famous The Wasnen's Physical Education Under a contest plan which the handball courts to physical education coming year at the annual meeting A soft ball league which will play Building is now structurally oranplete Women's Athletic Association began plant. Utilizing the tennis practice to be held tasugfct in the Administra- with other schools in the city aud and was formally accepted hy the yesterday and will conduct through board behind the stadium for wall "FOOT LONG" tion building. the county has been organised. Board of Trustees at a meetraw last May 11, University coeds will par area, the courts are luid out with the HOT DOGS Nomination*, made at an official Wednesday. tin Saturday, March 26, the boys ticipatc in a dosen or aiore sports on pratieipated in the annual Bowling playing surface extending out upon ? board sseetins* March 29, are as fol- Certain details of equipment such a point basis, it was announced by the concrete tennis courts. Two courts lows: Graea Kite Tournament held at the Miss Carolyn Shaw, professor of as the moving of the women's lock Citar Park. The winners and the run- arc completed and ready for use with Try one at the Preaident—line Pfe.ifier. Ruth Al- physical education. crs from Shtnr present location as the ners up in each of the events enter the others scheduled for completion len ; vice-presides*—Frances William- Sports open to women students Administration Building have not ed dte County-wide tournament held this week. son, Bonnylyn Boulis; secretary— include baseball, tennis, archery, bad- oeen attended to at present. at the park, Saturday, April 1. An- Carl & Inez I.ynctte Pur key. Wilma Cole; treas- minton, table tennis, paddle tennis, other activity will be the marble urer—Catherine Mirillan, Grace The formal opening «f the building shuffle board, bowling, riflery, horse That's One Way of Doing It tournaments. Sandwich Shop Srhmehl; special chairman—Opal wall take phase under the new admani shoes, golf, hiking, bicycling, and Creation. Evu-y week a special event is be- Benjamin Bucklin, Harvard Uni- Roekhold. Suth Barnes; fMbltcity dancing. ing pnepared for the boys. These versity freshman, has a new way of chairman—Joyce Murphy, Doris Cot- The baseball teams will play each LEARNING BOWLING activities provide varied experiences dealing with hiR competitors In af- trell. Tuesday and Thursday at 4 p. m. TECHNIQUE for the boys, teach them the fuada fairs of the heart. When one auitor Heads of sports—archery, Betty Women's physical education claus- mentals, good sportsmanship and fair after his girl-friend's heart became a Hendriclson, Julia Dunham; Uainis, Latest line of es have been learning the technique play. MAGAZINES bit too aggressive, Bucklin got ag- Naomi Powell, Ekaa Jahnson; hockey, of bowling by moans of dudk pin sets. gressive himself, placed Samuel Wor EASTER WEEK Helen Sollins, Helen Worstell; soc- This week they flan to visit the Pm- A new major in recreational pro- tben in handcuffs, threw the key cer, Grace Bitter, Virginia Cross; CORNER SPECIALS mo Recreation alleys for actual ex- grams is new listed us the curriculum that would open them under a sub- baseball, Sally Lota, Marie Baker; NEWS STAND a perience in the spsrt. «s* Massachusetts State CoUege. way train. basketball, Donna MeClure, Shirley Banana Splits Francis; hiking and volleyball, Jean- MODERN DANCE RECITAL nette Zachman, Florence CooTer; in- Atlantic Quality Lsabricaats QUALITY DRY CLEANING 14c About forty students of modern dividual, Ruby Smith, Mary Lou J. J. CURRY — Sam* Day Service — a dance will present a public recital Keep upkeep down Schlumbohm. OPTOMETRIST Laundry Service, shirts 15c Tuesday, April 25. in the university WHITE FLASH STA. Lavender Lady Sundae ARCHERY TARGETS UP auditorium under the direction of Ph. 9141 116 E. Court Lehman's Dry Cleaners Cor. Wash, and Main 17S N. Main Ph. 7611 15c Archery will be in full swing as Miss Emily Hartman. soon as the sun can be induced to ^«v%Arywws^s^/v^A^vwb-bVta"«/v^ shine for more than one day at a Popcorn Sundae itime. Targets are being set up, and Special Rate Try a 15c girls will be able to check out the For College Students Whitehouse Notice equipment over week-ends. Joyce W. press Tun 40c STUDENTS, before you go Murphy is the present head of arch- Formal* cleaned 75c Milk Shake .. 10c home, see the Rabbit Center Bricks ery. Sheets Be Pillow Cases 3K« 30c Towels 2« Malted . . 15c PURITY • Wash Cloth. la PETTVS Home Laundry and Garage and Gas Sta. for your CHOCOLATE EAST- Whitehouse ER EGGS and EASTER Holland Ice Cream Dependable Dry Radiator. Flushed for Sprint " Ws Never Close" BASKETS filled with Cleaners Hamburger Shop choice candies Cream Store I6« W. Wooster Dial 2981 Opposite the Post Office u'jvv+j^rj'JV'Jvv^rJ^A-r^.fv^^Ar^f WS»^s^rt/V%»^ftrVV%ifVV%s^A.%/VVVV%A/VV ^.rt^^%-^.^-.V-W%r^\^-^A^^V%^vr^VSs^^VV%^ PAGE 4 BEE GEE NEWS Delhi Dinner-Dance To Be from me to you Professor-Emeritus E. L. Moseley, 74, Working Held At Heather Downs hy pt'txgy "lade Definite statements as to the opin- lick Greer, Defiance Orchestra ions of the Bowling; Green women Actively On 90 Year Weather Cycle Study towards men and future husbands Engaged To Play For Affair have been gathered, since there seems # to be an occasional interest between N. Y. Times Article By VIRGINIA FRANCES the two sexes! A Naturalist At His Favorite Haunt One of the best dance
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