NORTH DAKOTA STATE COLLEGE THE SPECTRUM OFFICIAL PUBLICATION

VOLUME XLVII. STATE COLLEGE, NORTH DAKOTA, FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1932 NUMBER 48.

HONOR ORGANIZATIONS LEAD JUNIOR PROM TONIGHT Miss Helen Fredrikson Leads Junior RECOGNIZE MEMERS AT Promenade With Melvin Berdahl

CONVOCATION MONDAY Earl Grove And Miss Frances Plaggmeir, Vivian McKay and Miss Clare Schrag, Donald Arthur and Miss Glade Cowles Senior Staff, Blue Key Honor Follow; Guests Include Governor. Students At Recognition Day Services Leading the annual Junior Promenade in the physical educa- tion 'building at 9 tonight will be Miss Helen Fredrikson, as the PRESIDENT SHEPPERD guest of Melvin (Jimmie) Berclahl, Prom manager. Miss Fred- GIVES SHORT ADDRESS rikson is a member of Gamma and Guidon sororities. Berdahl is affiliated with Alpha , and Saddle and Sir- Honorary Organizations Honor looin. Second in line will be Earl Grove, assistant manager, and Freshman And Sophomore member of , Blue Key, Scabbard and Blade and , and his guest, Miss Frances Plaggmeir, Kappa Kappa Gamma. Students May 2 Following the leaders will be Vivian McKay, class athlete, and Alpha Tau Omega, and his guest, Miss Clare Schrag, and Donald Newly elected members of Senior Arthur, class president, and Theta Chi, and his guest Miss Glade Staff and Blue Key, campus honorary service organizations, will be honored Cowles, Kappa Delta. Miss Lois Chance junior class president at by special services to be held in Festi- the University of North Dakota, and her escort will be fifth fol- val hall at the third annual Recogni- lowed by Fred Felber, Junior Prom manager at the university, tion Day convocation of the two groups and his guest. on Monday, May 2, at 9:40 a. m., it was Al Bengston and His Music from announced today by Virginia Davis, HELEN FREDRIKSON MELVIN BERDAHL Minneapolis, Minn., have arranged Senior Staff president, and Amos Wal- "Y" ELECTS HANSON several feature waltzes and other num- turn, Blue Key head. NEXT VICE PRESIDENT bers which they will present during After a short address by Pres. J. H. the evening. Decorative and lighting The college Y. M. C. A. cabinet at Shepperd, students honored by the two effects will employ a modernistic motif a meeting last Tuesday afternoon chose organizations will be called from the in black, red, blue and silver. Pro- Harry Hanson as its vice president and audience to the stage of Festival hall, grams are in black and white in keep- freshman orientation chairman for the where they will join faculty and active ing with the general theme. Ornamen- coming year, to succeed Donald Mc- 'members of the groups. Following tal and useful favors have been selected Kechnie, this year's chairman. Han- this, Blue Key will award a Master by the committee and may be secured son is a sophomore in the school of Freshman certificate to the first year at the door. Capt. and Mrs. J. B. chemistry. man having the highest average during Conmy, and Mrs. C. K Kellogg, and The cabinet also ratified the appoint- the first two terms of school, and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Huntoon will ments made by Leo Anderson, presi- Senior Staff will present a ten dollar chaperon. dent. The appointments include the gold piece to the freshman girl having Spectators will be admitted at the following committee chairmen: Milton the same qualifications. Senior Staff northeast entrance for a small admis- Lee, membership; Thomas King, social; will also give a scholarship to a sopho- sion fee. Jack Thysell, religion; Jordan Eng- More girl selected as the recipient on Committee members and their es- berg, athletics; and Gerald Garlid, the basis of scholarship, character, ser- corts and guests include the following: publicity. Officers of the cabinet are, vice, loyalty to the institution, and Theodore Loy, music, and 'Miss Grace besides Anderson as president, Harri- promise of success. Hunkins; Edward Comm, entertain- son Maker, treasurer; Paul Deal, re- ment, and Miss Rhoda Clausen; Stan- A platoon and the color-bearers of corder; and Jack Vincent, student the R. 0:-T. -C. corps will assist in the ley Thompson, -floor manager, and representative. Miss Lois Rudrud; Ray Greenwood, Services, and Dr. C. S. Putnam's Gold Star band will play. tickets, and Miss Annabelle Brockman; Frank Clark, decorations, and Miss Monday evening, May 2, Senior Staff FRANCES PLAGGMEIR EARL GROVE Isabel Barrett; Walter Shamp and will hold a formal initiation for its Comm Edits Magazine Miss Veronta Weppler, invitations; new members in the Gardner hotel For Engineers In June Kenneth Wyard and Miss Ruth Barrett, parlors. Virginia Davis will conduct C. W. REICHERT PASSES programs and favors; and Don Nichols the services, with Dean Pearl Dinan C. B. Larson Succeeds AWAY AT CARRINGTON and Marjory Archer, publicity. giving a short address of welcome. Announces Rea Taylor Guests at the Prom will include: Following initiation, new members will A. A. Nichols As New - C. W. Reichert, Carrington, father of be honored at a formal banquet in the Glenn Reichert, business manager of New Editor Hopes To Affiliate Gov. and Mrs. George Shafer, Pres. Rose room of the Gardner hotel, at Physician July First and Mrs. J. H. Sheppard, Dean and The Spectrum, died at his home Wed- Publication With National which covers will be laid for thirty- nesday after an extended illness, ac- Mrs. I. W. Smith, Dean Alice Pearl five. Board Of Administration Ap- cording to word received here. Glenn Organization Dinan, Dean Alba Bales, Dean and Mrs. points Clinic Doctor As went to Carrington Sunday called by A. E. Minard, Dean and Mrs. R. M. Staff Member his father's critical illness. Edward Comm, a junior in the Dolve, Dean and Mrs. A. D. Weeks, Seniors Change Date Funeral services will be held in the school of civil engineering, has been Dean and Mrs. L. L. Carrick, Dean and Mrs. W. F. Sudro, Dean and Mrs. The appointment of Dr. C. B. Larson Carrington Congregational church to- selected as the new editor of the North H. L. Walster, Maj. and Mrs. E. A. Lathrop, Of Ball To June 3 as college physician has been approved day. A former state legislator from Dakota State Engineer, as announced Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Finnegan, Dr. and by the Board of Administration, said Foster county, Mr. Reichert was long today by Rea Taylor, the past editor. Mrs. C. S. Putnam. Committee Will Accommodate Dr. C. I. Nelson, bacteriologist, this active in North Dakota co-operative Comm has been a member of the edi- and political circles. torial staff since his freshman year, The guest list includes: School of Engineering Pro- morning. Dr. Larson is a member of the Fargo being associate editor during the past George Fairhead, Evelyn Davis gram For That Date Clinic. He plans to retain his affilia- year. He has been active in the work Donald McNaughton, Amy Glaser tion with that organization. It is be- Sophomores Frolic done in improving the quality of the Donald Alstrup, Eleanor Evanson To accommodate the school of engi- lieved this arrangement will prove publication and towards making it a (Continued on Page 2) neering, it has been necessary to post- advantageous to the students, stated Dr. At Annual Dance In member of the Engineering College pone the Senior Ball one week, Nelson, for besides being able to offer Magazines Associated, an organization announced Kenneth Wyard, Prom consultant advantages, the Fargo Clinic of leading technical college publica- manager, this morning, plans to extend special financial rates Ballroom May 3 tions. Comm states that he will push June 3 is the date definitely selected, to students desiring additional medical this work rapidly forward to its com- Installs Helen Miller for what promises to be one of the care. Committee Selects Night Club pletion while he is in the office. major social events of the year, ac- Gynecology and internal medicine, As Setting For Class Comm is a resident of Fargo, gradu- cording to the committee in charge. President Represents Chapter are the medical fields Dr. Larson is ating from Fargo high in 1929. His Cooperating with the school of engi- Informal Party specializing in. He has had ten years campus activities include Sigma Phi At National Meeting neering will be representatives of the general practice, with one year of Delta, Tau Delta Pi, Scabbard and In Kentucky Bell Telephone company, in a one day The Sophomore Frolic, an annual special study in Germany. Blade, rifle team, hockey team, and the exposition of scientific research, to be dance sponsored by the sophomore The appointment of Dr. Larson fol- American Society of Civil Engineers. Helen Miller, junior in the school held in the physical education building class, will be given in the Avalon ball- lows the resignation of Dr. A. A. Nich- Other appointments made to the staff of home economics, was installed as May 27. room on Friday, May 13. The theme ols, effective July 1, 1932. are as follows: associate editor, Oliver president of Phi Upsilon Omicron, There will be a meeting of the Sen- of the party is to be that of a night Blacken; business manager, Gordon Tentative plans call for the estab- honorary home economic sorority, at ior Prom committee in The Spectrum club with R. E. (Doc) Chinn, manager lishing of a suite of offices, an infirm- Strong; circulation manager, Erling services Tuesday evening. Miss Miller office at 3 o'clock this afternoon, to of the Crystal ballroom, as master of Hedahl; assitant editor, Harold Haug- ary, and apartments, in one of the main will represent the college chapter at rearrange plans already made to ac- ceremonies. seth; business circulation and editorial buildings on the campus, to enable Dr. the national convention to be held commodate the change in dates, ac./ staff includes: Robert Netteland, J. M. Larson to carry out the duties of his Carmen Hunt, president of the in Louisville, Ky., June 17-20. cording to Wyard. Lee, Vern Kohl, Kenneth Brandby, office more efficiently. sophomore class, is in general charge Other officers installed include: vice of the affair. He is assisted by the John Gabe, James Coleman, Robert president, Betty McMorron; recording LINCOLN DEBATE CLUB following committees: decorations and Benton, Marlin Cline, Albert Rurrunele, secretary, Helen Lee; corresponding Alpha —Xi Beta Elects MEETS WEDNESDAY orchestra, Erlys Hill, chairman, Gor- Idan Flaa, Paul Deal, and E. H. Elwin. secretary, Erlys Hill; treasurer, Jean- Rosella Olson has been elected presi- don McCulloch and Hazel Swanson; The new staff will take office imme- ette McComb; editor, Ruth Barrett; dent of Alpha Xi Beta sorority to suc- diately in order to prepare material The Lincoln Debate club will hold features and entertainment, Frederick librarian, Isabel Barrett; historian, ceed Doris Lathrop. Other officers are for publishing the June issue of the a special meeting in the Lincoln Log Martin, chairman, and Prudence Ya- Ellen Gardner; and chaplain, Veronta as follows: vice president, June Krem- magazine. cabin on Wednesday, May 5. New ger; chaperons, Roman Meyers, chair- Weppler. er; secretary and scholarship chair- members will be taken in at that time. man, and Mildred Thorstad; refresh- Outgoing officers include; president, Donald McKechnie is in charge of the man, Dorothy Rutherford; treasurer, ments, Paula Verne; favors, Sally Hun- Forty-seven members of the college Eleanor Erickson; vice president, Lois Beith; rushing captain, Constance program. Donald Lawrence, president kins; and floor manager, Maitland R. 0. T. C. were inoculated against Maurine McCurdy; recording secretary, Martin; and pledge captain, Catherine of the organization, will appoint a Wyard. typhoid fever and vaccinated against Viola Seaburg; corresponding secre- committee for nomination of officers Donahue. Indirect lighting effects will be car- smallpox recently in preparation for a tary, Betty McMorran; treasurer, Mar- at this meeting. Elections for the next ried out and refreshments will be six weeks advanced military course guerite Jennings; editor and chaplain, school year will be held at a later ses- June Kremer, Alpha Xi Beta, spent served throughout the evening at ta- which they will attend at Fort Snell- Lois Minard; librarian and historian, sion in the term. the weekend at Minneapolis. bles set around the dance floor. ing, Minnesota, this summer. Donalda McDonald.

Plan to have your /next NORTH DAKOTA STATE SUNDAY DINNER Students and alumni, we deem it an —et= honor to act as host for your ban- HOTEL POWERS COFFEE SHOP quets, parties and social affairs.

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THE SPECTRUM Constitution Gamma Phis Sponsor Vocational Students Official publication of the students of I Student Opinion North Dakota State College, pub- The revised constitution of the Silver Tea Saturday Compete At Festival lished every Tuesday and Friday Board of Publications for the North during the school year. Address all Dakota Agricultural \ college was For Sorority Groups We love the custom prevalent on this published in full in the issue of Smith - Hughes Representatives communications to the Editor-in- campus of dismissing stenographers Chief. The Spectrum on April 22nd, Take Part In Judging (unmarried, and absolutely unattached) 1932. All interested persons are re- Ensemble Will Participate In Subscription rate: $2.00 per school Contests Here for the sake of keeping employed mar- ferred to this issue for authoritative State Music Festival • year. ried women with husbands—most of information on said constitution. At Jamestown Vocational agricultural high school Entered as second class matter at them capable of supporting their wives, students from t h e Smith-Hughes State College station, Fargo, N. D., though of course, we realize there are Alpha Omicron chapter of Gamma schools of North Dakota will compete under the act of March 3, 1879. exceptions—in spite of the economy Phi Beta will be hostess at a silver for honors and prizes at the annual Spectrum Phone: 2221. program that we are supposed to be FREDRIKSON, BERDAHL tea to be given in the home of Mrs. livestock, poultry, and crop judging practicing. It seems rather queer to LEAD PROM TONIGHT J. A. Jardine Saturday afternoon be- contest held during the Silver Anni- MARJORY ARCHER—Editor-in-Chief me that the college council, or board (Continued trom page 1) tween the hours of 3:00 and 5:00 o'clock versary Inter-High School May Festi- GLENN REICHERT—Business Manager of administration, or whatever it is John Hamlet, Constance Heilman dent of the National Federation of Mu- val at the North Dakota State college, Editorial Staff that is playing Mr. Santa Claus to our John Walker, Ruth Aamodt Jardine is the first national vice presi- May 11 to 14, inclusive. To the team Gerald Garlid. Assistant Editor wedded females should be so utterly Robert Freeman, Maxine Roberts dent of the Nations Federation of Mus- having the largest number of points Selden Catlin Desk Editor unaware of the fact that their recipi- Benjamin Burmel, Carol Cooper sic clubs. The tea is open to friends in the entire agricultural contest a Gale Monsr.n. Desk Editor ents are not dependent upon them- Jordan Engberg, Lillian Chezik and guests of the sorority and those traveling plaque will be awarded, ac- Abbie Porter Desk Editor selves for support. Why should mar- Arthur Sailer, Ernilybelle Craigo interested in music. cording to Prof. Edward H. Jones, state Robert Connolly Sports Editor ried women be given the preference? Clifton Lonsbrough, Junette Lee The group, which is under the direc- supervisor of agricultural education. Jack Grohnke Sports Editor Why should the state college support Robert Miller, Dagney Haugland tion of Mrs. Eli Weston, has been asked Three large silk and 27 smaller silk Lucy Bowman_ Women's Athletics a woman who has other means of sup- Erling Schranz, Marian Bristol to sing at the state festival of the banners, and 27 individual medals will Nita Oleson Society Editor port? Why should they help them to Walter Jahnke, Eula Miller National Federation of Music clubs. go to make up the list of other prizes Sally Hunkins Feature Editor buy luxuries with which they can do Jack Simonitsch, Alpha Knight They also have been asked to sing offered to the contesting teams and Amy Oscarson Music Editor without—when the same job could be Frederick Nunns, Margaret Hagen with a large chorus composed of mu- individuals entered in the contest. A Don Nichols Cartoonist given to a girl to help her buy her Wilfred Plath, Eleanore Erickson sicians from the state under the direc- special rotating bronze Bison is of- bread and butter. It rather distresses Reporters Glenn Lundeen, Mary Healy tion of Prof. J. F. Black of Jamestown fered by the local Saddle and Sirloin me. Arnold Chamberlin, Luella Furcht, George Nichols, Sally Hunkins college. club as a prize to the high school re- Another thing, since we are on the Maxine Rustad, William E. Stewart, Rea Taylor, Almehda Cosgrove Organized as the sorority sextette presented by a student ranking high- subject, why should married women Fred Payne. Edgar Crewe, Frances Loomis three years ago the group now has a est in the livestock judging contest. hold jobs that students could fill, and Lawrence Forman, Callista Berrigan membership of eleven; Mary Powers is The Alpha Zeta club also offers a Business Staff so help themselves through college? Ralph Eplandson, Paula Verne accompanist. They have won recogni- bronze Bison traveling trophy for one Jay Lynch_ Advertising Mgr. In "these times of depression"—how David Miller, Abbie Porter tion in musical circles in this city and year to the high point student in crops John ThorselL Advertising Mgr. we love that phrase—it seems utterly Edward Booth, Norma Cavett the surrounding territory. judging. William MacDonald ...Advertising Mgr. absurd to give to one family two jobs Phillip Burger, Ethel Cone Proceeds from the tea will be used Holding their fourth annual state Robert Parrott—Asst. Advertising Mgr. when one is adequate; that same job, Elbridge Holland, Frances Wheeler to defray expenses in sending the girls meeting in connection with the May Jane Adams Advertising given to an unmarried woman or a Alf Skaret, Mary Hassel to Jamestown to participate in this Festival, North Dakota Future Farmers college student, or even to a man with Member National College and North Lawrence Hall, Rosemary Frost festival. A committee of Gamma Phi of America members will conduct their a family to support, could keep one Central Press Associations Gifford Herron, Pearl Miller Beta alumnae, Mrs. Paul Person and third consecutive public speaking con- more person with food to eat and a George Vigestad, Helen Stokke Mrs. Cyrus Arnold, and actives, Helen test. place to sleep, or could help one more Charles Ellis, Betty Mackin Lee, Eula Miller, Eleanor Erickson student through school. I guess there Robert Taylor, Elizabeth Murphy and Margrethe Tronnes, are in charge The Junior Prom isn't any justice, after all. Paulson Willard Dunham, Doris Nelson of arrangements. Tonight, after weeks of activity, must be right. Ralph Simenson, Helene Probstfield comes the annual Junior Prom. The We would suggest that the college Gordon Strong, Cecil Olson FULL FASHIONED committees in charge have attempted to council or board of administration or Idan Flaa, Helen Lee make the formal a success and yet to whatever it is that is responsible con- Clyde Townsend, Ruth Peterson YWCA Installs New Pure Silk curb all unnecessary expense in keep- I duct an investigation— and then do Harold Houge, Ione Larson ing with the general retrenchment something about the results. Leo Anderson, Esther Stroh Officers At Service policy. The faculty members and other em- I Harrison Maker, Lois Beith A band has been secured that comes ployees on the college campus took their Donald Groom, Edna Sullivan College Women Become Officers HOSIERY to us well recommended; decorative ten per cent cut, and they took it with William Gray, Joyce Peterson and useful favors have been secured Of Group At Home of New good grace, but when they start hand- Gordon Wallace, Betty Foster President Sunday in addition to attractive programs; all I ing out dismissals so promiscously and Norman Todd, Ruth Westergaard of which should do much to make the retaining other employees without due Leonard Gilles, Rhoda Marr party a success. consideration of the facts involved,- it Victor Sander, Nadine Buck Newly elected officers of the college An occasional formal affair in the would seem that somebody is getting Franz Werking, Jeanette Hooper Y. W. C. A. were installed at a candle- 79c midst of so much that is informal in light service held at 4 p. m. Sunday in a trifle too kittenish—A. P. James Konen, Doris Lathrop SERVICE AND CHIFFON our college life gives balance and dig- Ward Swanson, Audrey Houglum the home of Miss Margaret Dadey, 301, WEIGHTS nity to a somewhat Rah-Rah existence. George Salaba, Lillian Lindsey Seigel apartments. Opera Of Civil Kenneth Redman, Elizabeth McMillan Officers installed include: Margaret First quality pure silk from top to The Dadey, president; Amy Oscarson, vice Leon Hartwell, Corrine Lawrence toe, reinforced foot, panel curve Convocations president; Luella Furcht, secretary; heel. This is during the battle of the Roses Herbert Bodmer, Olive Ringen During the year we have had a great and Ruth Clausen, treasurer. The new when the dandelions grew instead, and Robert Burke, Jeanette McComb New Mesh and Lace Hosiery many excellent convocations arid pro- cabinet members were also installed. pea soup was served to all the apes for John Rooney, Adeline McKoane grams of merit, but in resume we be- Miss Jane Canniff, past president, was 79c lunch. The canary, Little Joe, (they George May, Denise Burke in charge. lieve that few if any surpassed the called it Joe for short . . . either for Blair Seitz, Jean McMillan After the ceremony Miss Dadey en- Disarmament program presented by Joseph or Josephine, they didn't know John McCormick, Margaret Murphy tertained the group at a buffet dinner. Waterman-Ohm Co. members of our own faculty. which) sat on a weak limb and whist- Clifford Bowman, Enid Everson It is our privilege this term to sit led the doll dance while two weasels Myron Pond, Helen Baird 109 Bdy. FARGO, N. D. almost daily in classes under the di- Alpha Tau Omega announces the did a little hot cha. Enter, the villian, Waldemar Knudson, Frances Hilden formal pledging of Lyle Whiting, Glyn-. Phone 950 rection) of most able lecturers—men a horrid old lion with two teeth, one Donald Arthur, Glade Cowles don, Minn. who are well versed in their own protruding through the right ear. Then Horace Spaulding, Elizabeth Baker fields, who have something to say and there was Mickey the mouse. He had Wendell Schollander, Marian Brainerd who present the material in a fascin- had his front right leg cut off to make Ray Baumgartner, Jane Nichols ••••••••••••••••■••••■•■•■•••••■•••■•••••••••••••■••••■•••••••••••••••••••••••••••.• ating fashion. stew the preceding night so he now had Jack Knight, Jean Magill We are always making so much ef- a woodn leg in its place. He jumps Grant McCullough, Virginia Garberg fort to bring men from off the campus at the lion, winds his three legs Robert Danstrom, Elizabeth Olsen that there is perhaps a tendency to around its neck and with his wooden Harry Wold, Mrs. Harry Wold ignore the possibilities that exist with- leg clubs the lion to death. Great Jack Aiken, Helen Cramer FOR A TAXI in our own gates. many roars and awes heard in the in- Phillip Koppang, Luella illness Believing that it is time to take cog- terim. This is a powerful scene be- Robert Horton, Marjorie Arnold nizance of this we urge the scheduling cause the seven little rabbies of the Harold Ranes, Helen Matson of a faculty convocation or perhaps Swayback family have all been eating Howard Renwick, Aura Charbonneau Phone 444 more than one at which several mem- onions for breakfast. Tears flow freely Al Thorson, Maye Curran bers of the faculty might be induced to and Reddy the fox runs wild amidst Frank Sanders, Grace Putney Phone 15 present informal, non-technical ad- the salt. Harold Nelson, Ev Hammer dresses on some development within The odor by this time is so bad that Lloyd Rawalt, Clarice Wentz their own field or some related subject. Harvey Erlenmeyer enters with his bar Jack Vincent, Mary Powers The splendid comments by both of Life Buoy and does them all up Childs Hallenberg, Dorothy Pray students and faculty members after right. He can't understand how ro- Donald Harris, Crystal Marines the Disarmament program leads us to mance continues in a place like that. Roger Zimmerman, Laverne Solberg believe that such a procedure should What else has he gotten his medal for? Gus Swartz, Florence Benson !ROYAL CAB LINE David Minard, Phyllis Tritchler be undertaken more often especially The big life saver with a bouyant bar NICK KONEN, Manager when we have men who are leaders of Life Buoy . .. Well, it's all in the Jay Lynch, Marion Powers in their respective fields associating pinch . . . and it all comes out in the a with us daily. wash. By this time the Life Buoy TAU DELTA PI ELECT has put everybody in the pink and NEW OFFICERS TUESDAY PROMPT AND 24 HOUR All-College Day Harvey exits. Enter, one of the big shots from the Theta Chi house. Funny Tau Delta Pi, honorary engineering COURTEOUS BAGGAGE We have been waiting for someone how all the big guns out at school fraternity, elected Edward Comm 4 or some organization to take action on seem to make such little reports. Well, president at their regular meeting April SERVICE SERVICE All-College Day that the tradition that is beside the point .. . that's the 26. Other officers elected were Oliver e might be preserved, but to date no one trouble, there is nothing beside the B l e c k e n, vice president; Maurice • •••••••••••■■•••■••-•••••••••••••■••••••••••••"••••■••••••••••..••••..••••••■••••••••••••••••••••••+••••••••••••••••••••••••••••■••••••••••••••••••••••• ■ has seen fit to make it a special pro- point. To continue Long Nosed Stopu- Knudson, secretary; and Robert Nette- ject. now enters with a neck like a type- land, treasurer. Nobody on the campus possesses writer. Its' Underwood. He speaks Retiring officers include, Fred more authority or more means of act- his lines and leaves. He's not such a Payne, president; Orville Isley, vice ing as a unit than the Student Corn- big fool as he used to be—he's been president; Ralph Simonson, secretary, kl mission and we believe that they on a diet. The only way he sees the and Carl Hoyem, treasurer. No Matter What Your should undertake the responsibility for girls home is on a postcard. Plans are underway for a founder's arranging some sort of constructive Now comes the climax and the end. day banquet May 10, which will in- Wants May Be . program for that day. Surely here is Let's have our test today instead of clude installation of officers. as excellent opportunity for student tomorrow. Forum Classified Ads Will Fill Them initiative and student government as is Wood Jones, an Alpha Tau Omega, likely to present itself in any ordinary Marian Stern was a dinner guest at from Minnesota university, spent Mon- year. We urge the Commission to the Kappa Kappa Gamma rooms last day and Tuesday at the local chapter Phone 1000 start working on it at once. Let them Monday evening. house. - Ask for Betty Brown . . . . Trained to Help You attack something tangible, something where there is a real need for action Bernice Rhines was a dinner guest Beatrice Bowman and Betty Foster, and let us keep at least one of our too at the Phi Omega Pi house Monday Alpha Gamma Delta, spent last week- THE FARGO FORUM ii few traditions! evening. end in Minneapolis. • Stone's I• Dance Saturday !Me Casino

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DELTA BETA PRESENTS Missouri Plans Fair LE CERCLE FRANCAIS BISON OPPOSE DRAGONS PROGRAM LAST NIGHT The University of Missouri will cele- HAS MODERN SCHOOL Between Halves brate its twenty-seventh annual Farm- "Im Kaufladen," a dialog, featured er's Fair at the Agricultural college By EVERETT WALLUM "Ecole Moderne" (Modern School) IN FIRST SPRING TILT the Delta Beta German club at their farm, May 6. Junior Farmer's Week featured the program presented by meeting Thursday evening in the col- and the annual state high school track he Cercle Francais in their meeting ON LOCAL FIELD TODAY We're rather out of practice in pre- lege Y. M. C. A. carnival will be held in connection Wednesday evening. dicting football games, but we'll ven- Included in the • musical entertain- with the Fair. With Sylvia Panimon in charge the ture the Bison-Dragon outcome, 20 to ment with Miss Agnes Beckstrom in club presented a dialog between Rhoda Coach Nemzek's Dragons Are 1. charge was the German version of Kenneth Ellison was a dinner guest Clausen and Luella Furcht and a vio- Guests of Strong Bison * * "Aufwiedersehen My Dear." A story at the Alpha Sigma Tau house Tues- lin solo by Ruth Clausen. by Eloise Waldron, and songs and day night. Members taking part in the Ecole Grid Team After all, that's a hard game to dope. In the first place there are games by the group furnished other Moderne were Rhoda Clausen, Jean- The Mothers' club of Theta Chi fra- no preliminary games to base a entertainment. ette Hooper, Jeanette Panimon, Sylvia SPEEDY BACKFIELD IS ternity held its monthly meeting at the prediction. Then, too, each coach Howard Kilbourne, Harry Isaak, Panimon and Fredrick Martin. Ruth fraternity house Tuesday evening. EXPECTED TO FEATURE intends to use his entire squad. Katherine McDermott and Esther Beuhl Clausen acted as teacher. * * had parts in the dialog. Spring Gam e Is Played For We don't know what Sliv Nemzek Alice Streck, Valley eity, spent the Mrs. Fay Smith was a guest for din- Benefit of American has for reserves, but he certainly has a A. G. Arvold spent yesterday in Bis- weekend at the Alpha Gamma Delta ner at the Phi Omega Pi house Mon- marck attending to business. house. Olympic Games fine bunch of regulars, practically the day. night. same men he has had for the past two seasons. Steady athletic progress has The Bison veterans and freshman made the Dragons one of the most gridders get their first taste of 1932 feared normal schools in the country. intercollegiate football at 4 o'clock this * * * afternoon when Sliv Nemzek's Moor- head State Teachers' team invade the Of course the interest from the Bison college gridiron. The game is arranged standpoint will be centered on the freshmen. There'll be the usual cries IN PRIZES! in response to a nationwide program to of "Who's that fellow? I haven't seen $25,000 raise funds for the 1932 Olympic games, according to word from Coach "Casey" him before." Finnegan. * * * and may the best"Blurbs"win Both teams will have large squads of Milton Hollister, the youngster candidates on the gridiron this after- from Medford, Minn., has been 464 cash prizes each month-2 first prizes of $500 each noon. The game is planned to show showing excellent form in the the action of the teams under fire and backfield. He is faster than the to give the teams practical experience ordinary gridder and can snare I 'TELL YOU iVE. TRIED DON'T GE SO in trying out the new rules of foot- passes adeptly. PARDON ME YOU'RE WRONG 'EM ALL, AND FOR ball. * * * FOR BRAGGING, AGAIN, WA LT — COCK—SURE ! MY QUICK, LASTING BILL, BUT COLGATE'S FOR ME BEARD'S AS TOUGH Dragon Squad Large Finnegan will watch closely the cali- LATHER IN ANY KIND PALMOLIVE' S FIRST, LAST, AND AS YOURS, AND I Twenty-five football men from across ber of his frosh line candidates. He OF ,WATEP —HOT OR THE FIN EST ALWAYS . YOU CA N NEVER KNEW WHAT the Red river will contest the Bison will need capable reserves next fall. COLD- HARD OR SOFT- H AVINCI CREAM HAVE ALL THE REST A CLOSE SHAVE WAS this afternoon. Among the veterans Peschel at tackle shows promise and NoTI-IING,ABSOLUTELY 117LL I USED listed for play are Herman and Jim it is on this position that Finnegan and A MAN EVER USED NOT1-111,1G— COMPARES COLGATE'S Krajeck, right tackle and right guard, Lowe are concentrating. WITH PALMOLIVE! who are expected by Coach Nemzek to * * * give the Bison linemen and backs no THE BISON NEED NOT WORRY little trouble. Herb Moberg, who re- ABOUT A CENTER, EARL THOMAS ceived favorable press mention last OF GRA.FTON BEARS THE EAR- year as center on the Dragon team, MARKS OF A VARSITY PIVOT MAN. and Bill Robinson, right half back vet- * * * eran, are among the stars on the team Schoenfelder has been working out which held the Bison to a 19-6 score steadily and seems to be as tough as last fall and which meet the Bison ever. His passing is especially good today. and he should develop into a compe- Finnegan said today he expected to tent ballcarrier in this conference. use all his men in an attempt to get a * * line on which will constitute the first Leo Gerteis, Fargo, continues to VT into this shaving cream "blurb" con- Come on you shavers—Get in on squad for next fall's gruelling cam- show class as a blocking back. He test, men! Who are you for —Walt or this $25,000 argument paign which includes games with the is vicious on both the offense and Bill? Palmolive or Colgate's? Army, George Washington, Oklahoma defense. Not only that but he can 7"alt wants you Palmolive users to say your say. City university, and the North Central carry the ball with credit. We've discovered that men are rabid on Bill says "Stick with me, you:Colgate users." If you conference football teams. * * * the subject of shaving creams. Just try to tell don't use either, start now and take a shot at this real money. And, don't forget, give your dealer's name! Speed In Backfield Everything is with credit these days. a Colgate user there's anything better! Or try * * * One of the fastest backfields in the user to anything else. THEY HAVE BEEN USING GOOD to convert a Palmolive history of the college will get its ini- OLD VERSATILE JOE SELLIKEN IN You'll soon find out! tial test this afternoon, Coach Finne- 1' H E BACKFIELD THIS MEANS gan says. Besides the veteran grid 'These are the two leading sellers among THAT OPPOSING TACKLERS ARE lettermen, a number of promising frosh all shaving creams. Think of that—in a field GOING TO HAVE A JOB GETTING backs will play in the embroglio this THEIR HANDS ON THE MAN WITH of 176 competing brands! What we want to afternoon. THE BALL. know is—why do you like Palmolive? Or why Johnny Fisher and Morris Ellingson, * * * speedy veterans in the State college do you swear by Colgate's? Tell us! Frosh may draw a lot of attention backfield, are expected to tear off large Hence this little contest. There's money but they'll have a hard gains for the Bison on end runs and this afternoon, time eclipsing the flash that is Viv in it—lots of money. Get some of it! Help line plays. Viv McKay, three letter McKay's. Viv is without doubt one of athlete, and Joe Selliken, blocking Walt out. Or help Bill out. Notice the two the most popular athletes in Bison his- back, are among the veterans listed for empty "blurb' spaces in the picture at the tory. Marion's favorite son is also a competition. In ONE of these spaces (or on a sep- favorite with those who follow Bison right. Injuries eliminate several freshman athletics. arate sheet of paper) write what you'd say in backs, who helped make Baby Bison favor say in favor history last fall when they tripped the of Palmolive—or what you'd Sioux Papooses in both games of the of Colgate's, Write it now! And note! Men- season. Among promising newcomers Senior Class Gives tion your dealer's name. Then if you win, to play this afternoon is Art Morris. he'll win a prize, too. A nominal charge of 35 cents for "Janice Meredith" adults and 15 cents for students and children will be made at the field gates. Tryouts Yesterday Determine Here are the prizes for each Personnel of Twenty-Four CONTEST RULES Cast Members month-464 in all! Telephone Executive SAIL your "blurb . ' with name contestant will be awarded full For Best Colgate For Best Palmolive ',Janice Meredith," a four act drama 1V.1 and address to Contest amount of the prize tied for. De- "blurbs" "blurbs" Gives Demonstration by Edward P. Rose and Paul Leicester Editor's Dept. CN-164, P. 0. cision of the judges shall be final. 1st . . . . $500 1st . . . $500 Ford, has been selected as the senior Box 1133, Chicago, Illinois. 2nd . . . . 125 2nd . . . . 125 class play to be presented Friday, June Some hints to help you win 3rd . . . . 50 3rd . . . 50 Sergius P. Grace Discusses Re- 10, under the direction of Miss Alice The prize money (totaling Here are some facts about the 9 next . . . 25 9 next . . . 25 cent Developments In Bender. $25,000) is divided into six sets 20 next . . 10 20 next . . 10 world's two largest sellingshaving Science May 27 A historical play, "Janice Meredith" of monthly prizes (each set total- 200 next . . 5 200 next . . 5 depicts romance in the Revolutionary creams—Colgate's and Palmolive . ing A4200). At the end of each r Sergius P. Grace, assistant vice pre- period. Historical settings and cos- Here are some of the reasons month prizes are awarded (see sident of the Bell Telephone labora- tumes will be in keeping with the theme why men prefer these famous of the production. list at right) for the best "blurbs" FREE SAMPLES tories in New York, will present a shaving creams. . demonstration on "The Marvels of Character tryouts were held yester- received during that month, as Men! A beautiful gift box Sound Transmission" in the physical day in preparation for picking the 24 follows: PALMOLIVE education building Friday evening, members of the cast. 1. Multiplies itself in lather 250 times. containing generous trial A senior class committee composed Feb. 29, $4200 Mar.31,$4200 2. Softens the beard in one minute. May 27. The Senior Ball, originally tubes of both Colgate's and scheduled for that date, has been post- of Clifford Bowman, Claire Newell and April 30, $4200 May 31,$4200 3. Maintains its creamy fullness for 10 minutes. poned until June 3. Jane Canniff chose the play as the June 30, $4200 July 31,$4200 Palmolive Shaving Creams, annual spring presentation of the gra- 4. Fine after- effects due to olive oil Grace is one of the outstanding fig- (Contest closes July 3r... 1932) content. as well as other useful toilet ures in the field of popular science duating group. "Janice Meredith" is COLGATE'S taken from the novel by that name to resi- products, is being distrib- and his discussion will show recent Contest is open only 1. Breaks up oil film that covers each hair. developments in the scientific world. written by Paul Leicester Ford, author dents of the United States and 2. Small bubbles get down to the base uted.If you fail to get yours, Admission to the affair which is of numerous other historical works. Canada. Employes of the manu- of the beard, hold water against each sponsored by the Fargo Engineers' hair at skin-line and soak it soft where ask the business manager Curtis Ball of Sidney, Mont., alum- facturers and their families are not the razor works. club, and the Chambers of Commerce 3. Gives a dose, skin-line shave due to of this paper why. in Fargo and Moorhead, will be only nus of Theta Chi, is visiting at the eligible to compete. small bubble action. by invitation. chapter house. Irilevent of a tie, each tying 4. Gives a lasting. 24-hour shave. Eli Rice and his 11 piece C YSTA DANLE. Dixie Cottonpickers colored band SAT. A.P1;?.. 30

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THIRTEEN ARE PLEDGED MRS. S. G. REINERTSEN Alden G. Alley Speaks BY SCABBARD AND BLADE Art Club Schedules SPEAKS AT TRYOTA CLUB At Convocation and BULLETINS Thirteen junior and senior officers Formal For May 7 "Fluctuations," an address by Mrs. Sigma Delta May 9 became pledge members of Scabbard S. G. Reinertsen, featured the meet- Members of are and Blade, national honorary military Committee Appointments A r e ing of Tryota club, freshman and requested to pay their dues to Gerald fraternity, at a meeting held in the sophomore home economics society, in Garlid, secretary and treasurer, on or League of Nations Association Announced For Annual the fireplace room of the college Y. M. physical education building Wednes- Spring Function before May 8. The next meeting of the Brings Professor day afternoon. Hjalmer Johnson, presi- C. A. Tuesday evening at 4 o'clock. group will be held Sunday, May 8. dent, was in ettarge of the ceremony. Mrs. Reinertsen spoke on the atti- To Campus The Art club will hold its annual Those men pledged by the honorary tude of the modern girl toward school All members of Phytois meet in the organization are: Gordon Prescott, spring formal party in Festival hall and the public attitude toward the Alden G. Alley, professor of history rooms of the botany department in Lawrence Forman, Leo Schwehr, Mau- May 7. modern girl. Miss Helen Lee was in at Dana college, Newark, New Jersey, Science hall this afternoon at four rice Knudson, Frank Clark, John Dix- Music for the affair will be furnished charge of the meeting. will speak to the members of Sigma o'clock. Important. on, Erling Hedahl, Lloyd Chloupek, by Bill Euren and His Collegians. Delta discussion club at their regular Lars Jensen, president. Harold Houge, Arthur Larson, Ernest Plans for the decorations have not been meeting on May 9. He will lecture at Ball, Donald Lieb, and Clyde Town- completed as yet. Holds The Senior Prom committee will convocation in the morning. Committees for the party are as send. meet in The Spectrum offic eat 3 p. m. Mr. Alley is a graduate of Harvard follows: Sally Hunkins, general chair- Election Of Officers today to discuss plans for the Prom. university, and for several years has man; decorations, Erlys Hill, chairman, Kenneth Wyarci. been a teacher and student of inter- Aldyth Pinkham, Irene Gast, Cecelia national affairs. He has travelled ex- Formal Dates Are Deuser, Adeline Rosendahl, Doris La- Dean Carrick Is New President; tensively in Europe, and every summer throp, and Marian Van Vorst; features, New Members Announced Senior class play tryouts at Little since 1922 has gone abroad to study Announced By Dean Frances Kingsbury, chairman, and Next Week Country theater from three to five to- international problems at first hand. Katherine Lindley; program, Paula day. All seniors urged to tryout. He has attended nine different sessions Greek Letter Groups, Art Club Verne, chairman, Jeanette McComb, Phi Kappa Phi, national honorary of the League of Nations assembly. Make Plans For Affairs and Betty Murphy; invitations, Irene scholastic society, held election of offi- Olaf Gunderson and Oswald Hetting- Having an unusually close association Hudson, chairman, Helen Miller; In May, June cers in the Green room of the Admin- er, Wild Rice, were dinner guests at with statesmen and with international clean-up, Marjorie Miller, chairman, istration building on Wednesday, April the Alpha Sigma Thu house Wednes- organizations in differen t parts of Eva. Sherwood, Jean McMillan and 27. day evening. the world, he is adequately equipped Tentative dates for the spring formal Martha Deuser. The new officers are: L. L .Carrick, to discuss worldwide affairs. parties of the various social organiza- tions on the North Dakota State college president; Mrs. H. L. Walster, vice Working in conjunction with the campus have been announced by Dean president; Miss Matilda Thompson, Carnegie Endowment, the League of A SPECIAL on Up-to-the- W. F. Sudro, chairman of the social Alpha Zeta Initiates secretary-treasurer; Miss Harriet Pear- Nations association of New York City minute Top- committee. son, corresponding secretary. Miss is responsible for bringing Alley to Cb $10.00 It is the custom of the fraternities, Thompson is the only new office holder Coats. Fargo to address the discussion club. Five Men Wednesday sororities and Art club to give one of the group, as the other officers were He is making a tour of the United formal party during the year, which re-elected. Phi Kappa Phi will spon- Hawkinson-Mjovig Co. States, speaking to international rela- takes place in the two last months of Honorary Fraternity Gives sor a convocation and Recognition day 506 Front St. Fargo tionship clubs throughout the country the school year. Some of the organiza- Banquet At Y. M. C. A. this term. Newly elected members of on a variety of world problems. tions have named their committees for For New Members the group will be announced next Sigma Delta will be hosts at a dinner the parties and plans are now being week. to be given for Alley, after which the formulated. Fivf; men were ululated into Alpha regular meeting will be held. The com- The tentative dates for the orgainza- Zeta, national honorary agriculture Edward and Earl Sorenson of Peli- mittee in charge of arrangements is tions for the months of May and June fraternity, following a banquet held in can Rapids, Minn., visited their broth- Newest Dresses Ora Hammerud, chairman, Myrl Hoar, are as follows: May 7, Art club; May their honor Wednesday evening at 6:30. er, Cleve, at the Theta Chi fraternity —With fresh ideas in Prints-- William Heller, Sylvia Panimon and 13, Alpha Sigma Tau and Alpha Gam- The initiates were: Lars Jensen, Ober- Thursday evening. Merlyn Jahr. The meeting which was ma Rho; May 14, Alpha Xi Beta and on; Charles Fox, Leeds; Harrison 1/4, Pastel Crepes Triple Sheers— to be held May 1 will be postponed; Kappa Delta; May 20, Kappa Psi, Delta Maker, Hunter; Roy Simenson, Agate, Ann Heiberg and Margaret Dadey there will be meetings on May 9 and Kappa Sigma, and ; and Enoch Norem, Hallock, Minn. spent last weekend at 'Grand Forks. May 21, Kappa Kappa Gamma; May 27, Faculty members present at the Outstanding Values Theta Chi; May 28, Gamma Phi Beta banquet and initiation were Dr. 0. 0. and Alpha Gamma Delta; June 3, Sen- Churchill, who acted as toastmaster at Try Our Bachelor Service Twenty-Two Delegates ior prom. the banquet; H. L. Walster, dean of B2r2028-2,dw2a4y the school of agriculture; Dr. C. E. Model Laundry HUGHES Kellogg, Prof. C. B. Waldron, Prof. G. Attend 'Y' Conference COLLEGE SQUAD DEBATES Phone 4 BEFORE EXCHANGE CLUB D. Griswold, Prof.. L L. Scranton, and Monroe Kirk. The Ultimate in Service Canniff Heads Representation The banquet was held in the rooms As Chairman Of 1932 Members of the college debate squad of the college Y. M. C. A. building, will present an exhibition debate be- State Convention and initiation services in the Alpha 111111111■1 1 BASEBALL fore th Exchange club of Fargo at Zeta rooms of the agriculture building. 12:15 today. The club meets at the New officers of the fraternity will be 'To attend the 1932 state student con- Chamber of Commerce. The question named next week, according to Wesley ference of the Y. W. C. A. and Y. M. BARGAINS is, "Resolved, That United States War. Bruns, president. C. A, a delegation of 22 men and Debts Should Be Cancelled." Harold Sport Shoes Fielder's Glove women from North Dakota State col- Frederickson will speak affirmatively, lege are in Valley City this weekend. Curtis Ball, '31, former president of In two-tone effects will be very $2.00 and Leonard Gilles will talk on the Theta Chi, left late yesterday for Sid- The convention program was formally negative side of the question. This popular during this spring and sum. opened with a mixer last night and will ney, Mont., after almost a week spent mer. Basemen's Mitto will be the first time a college debate in visiting his fraternity brothers here. continue through Sunday morning. squad has appeared before the kcal $3.50 and up We have them with either leather As chairman of the conference this Exchange club. Mr. T. L. Jervan ar- or composition Gro-Cord sole. Catcher's Mitts year, Jane Canniff, retiring president ranged for the program with Donald of the local Y. W. C. A. heads the G. Hay, instructor in public discussion. $1.85 and up delegation. Accompanying the stu- HARDWARE ;=-- SPORTING GOODS Baseball Shoes dents were Mrs. Carl A. Teet and Dud- A specially designed floor lamp and $3.50 $5.00 ley C. Bayliss, general secretaries, and several occasional tables were( re- See our new stock of Spalding steel $2.65 per pair and up Dr. W. C. Hunter, professor of history, ceived at the Theta Chi fraternity this shaft clubs from $2.00 up. who will address the conference on Official League Baeball week as decorations for the living room Phone 757 67 Broadway $8.00 'World Fellowship." of the home. The new furniture was 85c each The representatives from the Y. W. selected and arranged by a committee C. A. attending besides Mrs. Teet and from the Theta Chi Mothers' Auxiliary, Miss Canniff are: Margaret Dadey, who presented it to the fraternity. Mrs. Northern School Maurine McCurdy, Eleanore Erickson, N. B. Peterson headed the committee. Luella Furcht, Marguerite Jennings, Amy Oscarson, Ruth Clausen, Eliza- ROXY The Globe Supply Co. beth Kinney and Lillian Stotlar. 8th St. and N. P. Ave. As president of the Y. M. C. A. Leo THEATRE 102-109 Broadway Fargo Anderson heads the men's delegation, Dakota Electric Supply Co. which includes: Harrison Maker, Jor- Electrical and Radio Supplies Saturday, April 30 dan Engberg, Lars Jensen, Thomas Plumbing and Heating Services King, Milton Lee, John Thysell, Erling Showing Thorson and Gordon Prescott. FARGO, N. D. E APPRECIATE your past "Caught Plastered" W patronage and solicit your fut- With EMERY, JOHNSON & CO. SEE YOU AT THE WHEELER and WOOLSEY ure work. When you think of Guns, Sporting Goods, Golf Goods laundry call DIXON for service and Remington Service Station. Blue Lantern Mon. -Tues. -Wed. quality. We darn sox and sew on 7 to 9 So. Brdy Next to Auditorium 306 Front Street Showing "Platinum Blonde " buttons without extra charge. With —SPECIAL— LORETTA YOUNG DIXON LAUNDRY COMPANY Iverson's Cafe and PHONE 666 REGULAR MEALS 25c FRESH FRUIT PUNCH JEAN HARLOW Hot Sandwich, Potatoes, Gravy, 10c 60c per gal. 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