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t ' By ROBERT TUCKER TMEliSTilfiffi

o Number OCT. 5 Fifty-tw- refineries, Volume LXII WOOSTER, OHIO, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1945 4 l : tour pipe lines, ordered seized oy Navy. Laval temporarily excluded from scene of own trial. Ohio to Neihbuhr Speaks Freshmen Elect permit dishonorably released vets to vote if qualified. Complon, OCT. 6 Navy' plans full oil At County Forum Pelrill and gas flow within ten days; to V.'S'...... i tan operation oi rem am g kerg have announced In Senate Race : . .:::. 'JSJ. lines day after tomorrow. Byrnes Ur n r? stalemated London says Soviets Thig ization bri outstand, Energetic Freshmen Help m meet Nimitz given ovation ng speaers t0 platform of Revive Government Arvli xt t Wooster High School annually. Nov 1 Grove Patterson, John Compton and Dave Petrill busy-Pre- mier abolishes n Shidehara will run for freshman senator, in secret police. 160,000 miners out; wt. "" , ent a rr1?. 13 ex-presid- " the final elections tomorrow in the mdustrv-lano- the lectures- - He 7of - 550,000nnm idleiHle in industry-labo- r disd, A J J the American Society of Newspa- - Senate room. They were-- named at - putes across nation. - - i . j f t i per Editors and tne.i primary elections Wednesday. OCT. 8 Detroit strike-fre- e as received Gold Cross of Merit (Poland) in Of the 287 students in the fresh Ford and Kelcy-Haye- s resume out- 1938. man class, 244 cast their ballots, or put. Army limits returning vets to ' ' C f A Next on the program is Gordon o one souvenir gun per man. One of the campus most lively OCT. 9 Laval trial goes ahead Hays, a well known economist Ohio State University. He campaigns is centering around with defendant absent. Byrnes re- from : . , reshman election. Compton comes commit- comes to Wooster on Dec. 4 with ? j T ports to foreign relations rom Chicago and Petrill's home is tee in closed meeting. Reconversion his topic. "Can We Conserve Enough to Guarantee Full in Cleveland. to be complete by late next year. Nominees Give Platforms es re-echo- OCT. 10 Natioa to m, The famous Reinhold Niebuhr, Dave Petrill wants as his plat-br- solemn warning given by Gen. "a chance to prove that de Marshall. Number of Lewis mine who has stimulated students, pro- - - mocracy will work successfully at ci-r,-- i- innnrv necrntiatinns fessors, ministers at Chicago Uni- m versity with his profound insights Wooster; second, power to be underway. U. S. may give Britain equally distributed with no cliques f Christian faith will be here on . 1 five billion credit rating. in control; third, represent the J- OnLthe Chago campus, to OCT,-- 1 1 Japs must -- report on -2 ideas of the majority of the fresh- foreign holdings within 90 days, where Professor John Dewey'had . k---"-- class." n ' - man LXjyjiimiJU-iJi- ii.ii n irmtifiimniiwiWMMWM-nTm-r- won iJ liiiii iiTiiHur-i- Colmer suggests loans to U.S.S.R. .Q1ST . m religious j xt-- i While the other candidate. John :uuu A;n, i, of ism in education , Nie Courte7 of The Wooater Daily Record defied "liberalism." His Compton, wants "to represent the basic decisions. More mines down; buhr that mellowed with College Sends majority of the class and not be no relief in sight. U. S. taxes may fair criticisms were wisdom gained at Yale, Amherst, Alumni Complete Plans Red Cross Head influenced by factions," he will not be reduced. - ChristmOS BoXeS overlook the opinion of students ' aiuiu cuiu do a piuicoowi ui ap- plied Christianity at Union Semina- - For 1945 Homecoming Asks Student Aid even though they are in the min- Social Clubs Rush rv. He expresses the Christian Children in the war torn coun- - ority. He pledges to be active to en Sophomores Sun. meaning of human nature and his- - tries of Europe will be able to cele-tor- y To Include Dance, Play By Annelu Hutson rich the school and promote the in contrast to "liberalism" and brate their first Christmas of peace I had the pleasure of being enter' class; he wants to help freshmen science. He adds another dimen- - with a cift from America. This bit tainment director at an Air Trans participate m the promotion of Social club rushing starts bun-Sun- - By Peggy Goddard bocial club rushing sion in the depth of understanding of good will has been promoted port Command base this summer, Christian living at Wooster; and day with the Inter-Clu- b Council Home-comin- g and Pad's Day finally, he clean government the christian faith. , through the Church Christmas That was acting as a receiving sta wants Teas Invitations have been issued - will again be combined this year service over politics. in February William Lloyd Ions, Package Program. It is . an inter- tion.for returning overseas veter that places wu- - , the week end of Oct. 20. With 1 tu hi wpuuuiuis anu t d N educator and denominational protect, rlere on ans. tne course or my auues. uiU 1 - in system has been inaug-- . travel lifted, gas flow- en. A new f n( vnnvr,:a i Tn,rir me , V W anM YM haw. restrictions I met and talked with thousands year, eliminating the -- --) freely, men re- - eitd Unfa urated this fr n nn - and service y . i l i v 1. 1 ic . i u;A ffrrfe uvaawonrl ine war-wear- i run w ill niimiv. i nr.nm jii i u in iiai liiv.ii liiui ku w . -u . . .. of these boys whos aj t are up til acnes ur.iuNi poiuw u yiuo wiU wind with one other iec. boxes overseas, turning regisrrauons puing concem downing Rt . seasons. ' double-di- p of which the speaker and of -- three sodas each day, Art Guild will hold a meeting ture. Under the leadership Ann 1 u . u bo sophomores may get to VT "--- r6".;- that hav nQt been announced. Austin, Myra Vandersall, Jo Dav xii. rr and whose leisure hours were spent Friday night at 7 in Taylor Hall. know tne members ot tne oiiterent nm snowing ox cume opix-T- is,, and Ruth Vial the boxes are ine her fa ?Q&t xchan 0f Plans for the year will be discussed social clubs and the clubs can see being packed - in lower - Babcock, --W-rrilZJ Special Services club on the base, by Betty Myers. what women are interested i n wLling Senate to Revive Costing $3 per package they con- TI0r" at the attractive junior At an opening meeting of the them, a series of teas will be held 01. u. tain the following: i.t. u6, " hostesses I.R.C. 7 p.m. Wednesday, Miss Sunday afternoon front 2 to 5:30. title role, is a phantom in grey, at . this Football Migration 1 powdered milk, 14 Underneath t pical Dunham presented a review of transfer stu- lb. 02. U All sophomores and Wliu ictuino iiuiii tut w r 4-- V.-c- Uit - tiavt f the International Affairs of the dents are invited. Each of the elev- Cream of Wheat, Yi lb. hard can- tradition, Migration discovered a bergnmn that past summer. en social clubs will have a separate A Woostei fro gS SleT d ay found quite bewildering in some the club tea, with five going on at one time iiu uccii vivcu. vu. socks, i pair minow i wasn uuui Strait and t0 cause himim tot0 appear nc ,, The next meeting of has been set for, a college migra- - handkerchiefs, 1 comb, .'u. aan ut. and six at another. and towel, 2 inebriated in the eyes of Ruth, his will be initiation of new members, tion Berea for the Baldwin-Wal- - 7 Bab- to nencils. boxSlrof cravons. and . , . Wednesday, Oct. 24 in lower will by K Each tea last for an hour second wife, played a thy p ff stav lace f Scot football game. 1 of and a half and.the sophomore may block paper, jump rope, bag Wonder The play will be repeat- - cock. Application blanks for ad' 1 is at ouf base comfortab,e and rea she he Student senate in charge marbles. . , . mission may be obtained from the attend as many of these teas as ed Saturday night. anmr wp arrlntred deen of . Migration Day and chairman The packages are being wrapped "jrr . 0 . r Center Desk of the Library and me On Saturday arternoon, Woos-- sea fishing excursions, beach par the full hour and a half. tor Un in Uhnstmas paper and a nnst- - must be returned there before Sat' that buses U char'V ig scheduled t0 k Capitol ti m parties dances and Invitations to membership will nou"cfed Tite mas card with the Wcoster address urday, Oct. 13. All second semester tered for as many students as want Univefsity in the Stadium at 2:15. tea dances at our service club. Inter-Clu- b 1- - freshmen and upperclassmen inter be sent out by the is onng enuucu. me Bu vu um gcot fuU be. t0 The buses will leave Woos-abou- t The band Al fifst ;we were puzzled Council. explanations & pu woo nviii ested are eligible for admission. Further after and that force and appears to be brewing cause of the complete lack of ter supper return . 1 , rushing will be made next iwo stuaemsr couia go uia i r (n, , 1 , . . , .,kii-H- Officers of I.R.C. are: President, 1 f,nm . 1 n. nma , 1 1 1 ,1 1 iaiiv.y i vv w 10 ounit ivatao iui a uiUolitaill. uka a nut week. Following is a schedule of veiling. and buy a box which they could uvti iuuui . lui uuuuuii Lilamay Walkden; Vice President, in man in charge, wwe werew(r( sure tutthat Migration Day was suspended . Secretary, Mary Lew the Sunday club teas: pui mar iidincs, duuicM, . Wn(w - Julia Carson; ,..,, . fW-- ahout our activities. wartime -- - - Arrows Douglas 4:00-- 5 :30; when travel made specify to which country the box immediately rouowmg tne game " , is; Treasurer, John Frentz; Pub- college prohibitive. is one LiL.ij One night, I snagged an eager 4-5:- 30. trips It Un informal reception f o r dads, , Darts Upper Babcock should ea blue-eye- licity Chairman, Lee Onthank; be ' faced, d Texan who was Dominoes Holden Smoker of the first college traditions to u alumni, and faculty will be held Social Chairman, Ruth Cameron; I o U rows ribbons be revived bv the neacetime Senate. . . 5 1 ir fU Rikr-- rt-W- Torol alum sporting two of 2-3:3- J 0. - Chairman, Rus- New York by Uct. 15 so that the his pilot's wnigs. Dragging Service Committee : A. k.b A 1V1 T I . X. T T 11 1 I I & v 2-- 3 LilU UbllUbW I. HI lfl J J III v Echoes Upper Babcock :30. AftVWMUlblllE: ot nonano it- - " rZZZZAmthiriril I' sell Tillotsen; Library Chairman, nresident Bob Foraben named the chlldIen -- Norway, .7-- T him off to a comfy, divan, I col Jinx Lower Babcock 2-- 3 :30. Ann . Hagerty; Legislative Com- vice-nresiden-vice-presiden- arid t,ts of die three T lared him made him answer (small room) of the upperUDDer J&-- U for this year mittee Chairman, Dick Poethig. rlasQpa mv nnestinns. I was left breathless sprve . -- nn Rtudent rr 1. .. fhe 1 4-5- . . 1. ": r" o II - "V .1 Imps Lower Babcock 30. Christmas. cap mer- ' The faculty advisor is Dr. W. J. chapel committee with Mr. Bates oaturoay nignt win tne uv u;s answer. (large room) for younger set. The -- Hail. and Mr. Taeusch. They include riment the TWas Pilot Exnlains Himself j Peanuts Lower Babcock 4-- 5:30. senior class officers are in charge of The Math Club is starting its Jean Wagner, Robert Agnew, An nell. Miss soldiers are funnv (small room) a dance to be held in the college year with a picnic at the home of and peopie- - They don't ask favors from 2-3:- nelu Hutson, Sally Wade, 30 Forsberg Pyramids lower Babcock Davis, from 9 12. Music Williamson Friday, 12, Voice representative. gymnasium to n0 one but they do expect a little Dr. Oct (large room) will be supplied by Hal Nelson s to- - 5:30 p.m. All those who are . rrpd,t for havine rone war. at . . w ,1 . Holden 4-- 5 : 30. Attend Conference 1.1 f J - ... Sphinx urchestra, ano tne price oi aamis- Really, not credit, but more likely, taking or have taken calculus are 2-3:- 30. i it p i i Spuds Douglas it e sion wm-o- per cuupic. Continued 41 invited, Trumps Holden 2-3:- 30. Students Sell Two" Wooster students will rep- - eaPs. i -- a " at'tETOhTo Col- - uiiuay illuming ouviv.b ui . m v m rsenTlheToirege r n u ..mi u mw I if J-U- Alii (uoTrrrnl UImmha KiimVI11. GoncertTickelsf Ua PUnin PWnW of tbp VVCStllllWUCI V11U11 win Jus w ,r ICUdC 1VIJI I 11U, -- ivruill Senate Announces V""""s r - ducted by Dr. Charles r. Wishart, family. Quaking with fear, Tucker and Poethig RtnHont tirVofo aro nmv on nlo L.V n1mkc Ai. no.A pniuciii. ciliciiuuo ui uic iaiikB. By ulla ettS canine fnr th Wnnsfpr r.nmmiiniv r,nn. tu a' uB nmnr. it was announced tnat tne or- - bay, kids,' did you near tne lat she notices Holden whizzing by. To Edit Directory Victory Celebration of the Halfwit? Well, Some fast talking convinces her cert series. The drive was launched ire ban Davis and Bob Forsberg. fic.ial est about Hortense i:- " a or slightly inebriated companion that - . m we would not be oart th nthcr nitrhto-- after sned been 111c ociidkc (uiimun.ee ainiwunvto iviunudy cvcmiiK dim sluuciil uii' i r 11 . . . r , . . I . . . 01 Home-comin- g, some other night might be fine the choice of Bob Tucker and Dick itation is uv charge of Manetta - A.ms eainf"n8 , WIUU, but combined with down to the show, she was trying a commencement program any night but tonight . Still safe, Poethig as editors of this years Shaffer. studnts Dj.tne . .f,nnuai the in to make it up the Hill before 10:30. ? - - discussions will con- - by Babcock Student Dirertnrv. Some nrelimin- - Annearina with the Cnmmiinirv meetin- June "when more of the men have 'Course the movie was good so lit- Hortense tumbles out ccrn the ot and runs for all she is worth to arv plans have been made and the vajiu.cmConcert Association thisuna season will eco?omic - , ou,r returned. tie Hortense stayed to see part of 1 scdsuii win .risJiid.viuii . ... dear old Holden. Never did any- editors promise that the.....book will be Leonard Warren, noted Metro- - wu. It must not be forgotten that it it again and dashed madly out at P05" employment. place look so good. But wait! It s be off the press as soon as possible, politan Opera baritone; William m,atters " fullmeJ is customary for the dormitories to 10:22. What could be better than on on tne 8UD-classificati- six minutes after 10:30. can They plan to have more complete Primrose, distinguished Violinist; More tolerant attituaes decorate their vards and doorways, a ride up to Holden? Nothing, What ot relatlons Wl11 also be she do? She signs in, deciding not on could give her a and cross-classificati- Wooster's own Genevieve Rowe Jf.ct Iace A big silver cup is waiting for die hatch; but who - what has than there has been in past years, and Robert Hall, and one other aiscU55eo- winner, and there should be some lift? Then suddenly an idea flashed to mention happened to half-w- it soul. But studying so The better the cooperation from aftist, not yet chosen, Last vear was the first gathering good post war ideas floating around through her "Everybody is futile she eagerly goes bed Sleep does the student body, die sooner the The. Wooster Sym'phony Or of this kind in Ohio. The Plan- - in the brains of ingenious frosh and goes up the Hill and lots of 'em to not come Quickly as she tMnks book will be available. chestra, made up of college stu- - ning Committee was organized to sophs, would be glad to take me up. No what might have happened her, Dick Poethig. who hails from the dents and townspeople, and con- - stimulate constructive thinking on one will ever know if I thumb." In to a and what the W.5.G.A. sentence Bronx, is a second semester frosh ducted by Dan Parmelee, will pre- - current problems with an eye for just a tew minutes she innocently - week is Hom- will be. and a history major. His spare time sent two concerts. One will feature action. As the outcome of the Feb- Hey! Next climbed into a nice big car beside include Clericus cabinet, a special performance by the Girls' ruary Conference of last year the ecomingwhich means dorm an awfully smooth character. Would you like to be in Hot-tens- es duties will be Publicity chairman for S p a n i s h Chorus, directed by Miss Eve Ohio College Committee Against decoration. A cup "Where have you been all my shoes? Well, then, be a lady Richmond. Conscription was formed with Jack awarded for the best decor- - life? How about a spin out to the and don't bum. Remember, too, Club, and a' committee head of Roine 4 ft IRC. Reserved seats will be available Purdy, '44, as chairman. By send- - ated women s and mens Pines? that a wolf is not the only danger Bob sophomore, comes for the first time this year for stu- - ing a delegation to Washington dorms so start thinking about "Oh, no, I have to be in by to little girls these days. You might Tucker, " it now. Displays be, . from Portsmouth, O., and is an. ex- - dents A special section has been this committee brought arguments will 10:30. run into a car, and think of the ns fog-begi- zt nt 2-eha- ; o .c,!turdaybefore et-h- Marine-- ; Hsfrtiisres set aside.tbffSrtSCEri tickets against 'tOnsC-c-f- rethe , Ju'abblit'itWsI- - --ie damage .ymZ a Capitol-Woost- er ; Post-th- e the game. clear and Hortense mess you'd make for the sional member. and writes for for ; the six concerts are H.80,in' House Select Committee on to recog' street . Club ' - this legged species of the cleaning department. Voice. 'eluding tax. . War, Military' Policy. nizes two Pare Two THE WOOSTER VOICE Thursday, October.ll, 1945

Letter To (DEF -- DID IP be Mooster IMcc The Editor IDa2II WIIAIK ESTABLISHED' 183 4 Do you have that Rhapsody in Blue? Have you been suffering certainly been fighting, if not win-nin- g 1368 Beall Ave from that third week slump? Does your cigarette taste different lately? every inch of the way. Official Student Publication of The College of Wooster ' . Wooster, Ohio Tell me, did the sophomores beat you up? Then we have, the perfect Published weekly during school yew except vacation periodi October 1, 1945 It's rather obvious that they're solution-t- he cure -- for all your ills. have definite, proof We absolute the ones who do all the work and Subscription Price $1.50 .per year The Editor, tnat it worts, iwo woostenans tried it and they are definitely happy, "Wooster Voice" DON:Tgetall , the glory. And Editorial Office Room 15, KaUke 898 -- R carefree and on Pink Clouds. as simple as this Hall Phone Its cmon, "let's all what are we doing? We're sit- Wooster College . Wooster, go study. Printed by The Collier Printing Co'.. Ohio City. ting in the stands (most of us Member of Aaaociated Collegiate Preai Dittributor of Collegiate Preu Retreads: Welcome home to Cam Lyons and Jorm Wright. don't even get that far) with no : from Subject Echo the Sunday is second-clas- Cam here visiting his family and sister, Lois, a freshman. more pep than a bunch of Black Entered at s matter in the Pott Office of Wooster. Ohio Evening Forum" Capt. v.. Wright has been seen much with Jean Greer. The man visiting Cary and Gold fish. The cheer leaders Represented Service, Inc. , for National Advertising by National Advertising Dear Editor: March (Stoop) 420 Madison Ave., New York, N. Y. was Wayne Pickett of Fostoria, O. Pleased to meetcha. try and there are a few rugged I favor a dual or multiple party Deane and Verg Ferm doing a brother act in their pretty navy blues individualists who cheer themselves system at Wooster. Such a system were also among those home. last hoarse every Saturday, but other WASHABAUGH Editor be JEANNE would not perfect, certainly; week end. Jac Wallace held up have a real live ghost? . . . Why than that we all act like voice ma- be jors:? --ELIZABETH BURKET Business Manager but it would much more demo the Army's end by looking mighty do Joyce Shaw, Ann Syrios and And another thing, the only cratic. " gboi in his khakis. Sally Goehler, keep their door times we bother to stand are when locked? -.- it's time leave -- One evil which we here at Two in Love : Many congrats . - . Are exams really as to or when we want Sally Wade . Associate Editor Wooster must take are to avoid and thanks for the lollipops to Ed rugged as they sound?' (Are they to get a hot dog. Art Freehaf er Sports Editor is this: At election time, the man, Powers and Mary kidding?) '. . . Does anyone ever Baer, Thelma So what if the team is losing Rose Kesel Feature Editor his, qualifications, and his --platform, Gileson and Gene Marlley. Twas do anything around here without haven't -- you any sporting - blood? "feeling" first? . Is Martha Stoll Managing Editor must get first consideration; the lucky Edith Bender that Sunday . . Cornie Ly Jean Let's show everybody that we may , barger really illiterate? . come second. In advo' -- .... Could party must night Serenade was for. Ron Sea' K - - - " Dorothy Vaugh S Make-u- p Editor be Scots but we have plenty of eating the abolition of an out' tons the man and his pin's the Miss Dunham possibly be as bril- Eberling generosity when it' comes to back- Jean Copy Editor moded single party political struc-tur- e, deal, and of liant as she sounds? When's speaking pins, the one ... ing our team every touchdown of Jordan Miller, Dave Pfleiderer Assistant Sports Editors I take the democratic lesson which dinner? Did I get any mail, Martha Preston has been ... the way. '. pulease! Lillian Kesel . Advertising Editor exemplified in the history of our wearing proudly, has been replaced where at time in his- In closing, we're Betty Guinther L Assistant Advertising Editor country, no by a gorgeous diamond, courtesy Many thanks Tothose lines- for winded, it have had less than - is " tory we two Ben Leper. our great privilege to introduce Cynthia Simmonds Circulation Manager men of burs who have the thank- major political factions. to you, Alfred. mother ' The $64 Question a la frosh: less job of running with more than Alfred's Shirley Smith Auditor was a galley and Alfred's To be. very explicit, we must Do you know what's worse than a pigskin" in their possession . . . father Art Murray Faculty Adviser was a linotype Al- now decide whether we are to have raining cats anddogs? Hailing To Wooster's boosters those Joes machine but Staff fred's all right. Associates: Jean Scott, Betty Ann Baker, Edith Bender, Joyce Jar man. an oligarchy, or a government of taxis! . . V Did you know that who give with the brain power be- Aren't you, Stmt Assistants: JCathy Wonder, Baden,' the Student Body. Hutch buys a chocolate ice hind . Julia Owens, Peggy Goddard, Kathy Sally Evans, cream our pep rallies ... To our Helen Heitman, Glenn Schwartz, Betsy Spencer, Peggy Ackerman, Jane Sedgwick, Peggy day? does Hagen, Mary Paul, Marion Stemme, Beryl Stewart, Mim Alden, Rita McColl, Alice The opposition to the system I cone every .... Where cheerleaders, Livy, Viv, Bunny Rodgers, Betsy McMillan, Myron Bellinger. - advocate sound the death knell of Herbert Glade put all that food? and Pail and to the fellows who're We know some of it goes to learning fast Business Associates: Lee Onthank, Ruth Row, Lit Webster, Lois Cornell, Jean Doll, Student Self'Government; they a we hope ... To Brabara Noe, Joan Summers, Joyce Shaw. daily can be heard singing their sophomore whose initials are Suzy the band and drum majorettes who r(-n-n-- that-help- nd Does- -r. hy k melanchuly refrain. They-remi- Twineham - ? r- jrfCall wonderful.-W- don't you U - us that, in the Senatorial finals of Does Mr. Taeusch open the wk do some iitterbue stuff like vou Privileges and Responsibilities last spring, less than half of the aow an winter, too; . . . ua mr. were practicing . the other day? It electorate voted; but you will ob- Ferm really stick his head in a fclesk looked mighty good . . . And last, drawer? Does Dedicated to John Chidester serve that they fail to mention the ... Westminster our team and coaches, who have fact that it was a poorly managed How long has it been since you last voted in an election held here balloting, and came at the confused Qt Wooster? Last vuee or several ago? ash yourself how years Tow period of the birth of the new Self. much time has lapsed last college since you griped about some policy. Government idea. HL1IIENIDN LIP ST Precious little, no doubt. How any student can plow through a line Interest will be heightened, and waiting to vote outside the Senate Room, wal past election signs It's smart to be informed. It's Doctors Tal It Over, Tuesdays the qualifications of the candidates evening at 7, is presented in co- galore, and listen to announcements of coming elections at every turn only the lame-brai- n who never irom 9:30 to 10 P.M. Miton operation with "the Committee for clarified, by the organized cam- without voting himself, only to spend the rest of the year griping heard there was a war on, or does Cross presents Suave interviews Economic Development with a view paigns a dual or multiple party sys- about the "crazy way things are run here", is one of the wonders of not know how Europe is being with medical authorities on subjects tem could foster. toward stimulating a high level of the world. Yet they 11 do it every time. carved up. Newspapers have been ranging from the common cold to employment and - production and Let me close with a word to the designed to. fill the void but there's penicillin. Chester Bowles sneaks making plans for a better America In the past year at Wooster self'government has taeji many dissenters, "who sing so plaintively: always the radio for those who like Tuesday afternoons with the last with enough post-wa- r jobs. ' steps toward the better, probably possessing more freedom at the Don Student . t )ill Self'Govern' theirs spoon-fed- UrA communiques. present time than ever before in the history of Wooster. And yet ment until, it has had a chance to Music lovers too have a wide The American Broadcasting - there are still those who are willing to accept the privileges granted, prove its worth! Co. One of radio's established Dro- variety of programs over ABC not only without shouldering any of the responsibilities involved, but Sincerely yours, (metamorphosed NBC) has pre grams is America's Town Meeting from which to choose. Eschewing without showing the least bit of interest in the selection of those who Robert L. Agnew pared a program of public affairs on Thursdays at 8:30 where ques- the Saturday game, symphony de- features " that will keep the will do their wor for them. This number is no small majority. There even tions of national and international votees , may -- spend -- .the afternoon-listen- ing has been as many as 50 0 the student body fail to vote in a single dullest sophomore on his toes. importance are discussed by author. to the American Broad-

election. the class" s, itative In recent elections the highest representation was Party Lines For the confirmed church-cutter- leaders. This marks its 11th casting Company's Symphony Or- 72. And even that estimate is of the senior class. It too four years By Cornie This W ee Around the World year on the air. chestra under the baton of such dis- to achieve that. tinguished lin -- conductors Jo organization can be stronger than its weakest Brrr dinnggg!!! Hey, somebody picks up broadcasts from Chung- Campus laborites should listen to as Sir Thom- so we now how we stand!! as Beecham and Nicholai Berezow-ski- . answer the phone, will ya, Janey? king, Paris, London, and Wash Labor, U.S.A. Saturdays at 6:45. ington at 12 A.M. Sunday. Later, Labor's of But it is not only the actual lac of voters whicti maes the Me? Why should I? It's always for views contemporary sitw at 3:30, The Washington tion so serious. The manner of selecting candidates could 'also stand you. Oh, all right, so Til answer Story problems are given. Until Tune. From 9:30 to 10 on Saturday some it.-Hu- lo yeh, this the Annex. analyzes and interprets the facts the. program was under CIO aus improvement. Susie's buddies grab & petition, thrust it in front of evening, . Dr. Serge Koussevitsky behind the news. Every week, some and now it is some hurried classmates who quite often dash down their John Hancoc's Who oh just a minute, Henry. pices supervised by directs the famed Boston Sym- vital issue is selected, explained, ihe A. F. of L. without noting for whom they have signedand it is quite liely that Janey, it's for you, m'love. She'll be phony Orchestra from Symphony and dramatized. nobody else will be running for the same office, so Susie is unan' with you in a minute, Henry she Jobs After Victory, Saturday Hall. On Dec. 1, the Metropolitan imously elected. What a system!! just fell over her feet in her great Mondays through Fridays from Opera broadcasts of the Saturday big anxiety to speak words of love 7 7 : 1 5 ' to P.M. there is a vivid news matinees returns to the air. A few students do loyally enter the Senate Room on election hey, Janey, stop!! You hurt- wi re commentary, Headline Edition, Any women interested in part- - days, but when they are occasionally confronted with the momentous ing me!! ' Eugene Ormondy, Dmitri Mit-roupouli- s, which also dramatizes the news and time decision of which two candidates ivhich to vote, they most housework, taking care of Fritz Reg- of for frc Hel-lo- , Henery that is you, people in the news. Right after Reiner, and children, part-tim- e quently say to themselves neighbor, or work, should inald Stewart . or their "Well, Jack's a good joe" isn't it? I'm awfully glad you that, Raymond Gram Swing takes are among the artists chec him off, and complacently wa! It's how sign to be featured the out. amazing many cap' called. I haven't had a chance 'to the air for 15 minutes to give his up with Miss Armstrong at on Ford Sunday able' officers are by such Hour Sunday found a hit or miss method. We COULD talk to you since our lib date this slant. the Dean's office. There are several oh at 8. The concert try the numbers game next. series began Sept. 30 and they are afternoon.' Golly, Henery--oh-hu- h A program in the field of medi- opportunities for work. broadcast from the Music Hall in Tow for the remedy. There must be one. We have the self' oh, Henery, do you really? You cal care and public health is The know, Detroit. government machinery which should instil in us the desire for efficient Henery, I will you kids scram? oh, I is the WAA-Y- W leaders. What must be done now is to stimulate a consciousness of didn't mean you, STYLE SHOW

t. Henery; are- and our-governmen- it's I'm an obligation -- to tae part in The selection of a just that there - modeling bathing suits. few candidate should be approached with more thought, with more than former friends of mine hang- NO!! don't you dare to come!! ing around the Sunday afternoon? one candidate running for each office. Perhaps a mass meeting of the phone, and they but, Henery, particular class or student body, according to whom the election would keep falling into the receiver. Do there's the Interclub RUSH TEAS they do all pertain, could be held, at which the merits of the various candidates that' at Livingstone, too? afternoon io rush to. Sunday could be discussed. Soap box debates and extensive advertising could Well, there's nothing like privacy, night, Henery? Oh yes, I'd just love I always say, Hmm? urn-hu- m be carried out, and this would arouse. interest if nothing elscMore time tonight. I'm to. Oh, yes, Henery golly afraid between primaries and final elections might prove beneficial, provided not, Henery. I'm going to really? well, Henery, you the Lowry's Maybe know I always . . that this time was spent in further thought and discussion of the RECEPTION. sa . Henry!! afterwards, tho would be where you?? . . leaders to be. This plan should have a special advantage in freshmen that are Henry Henry!! fine. Iertioru,-oruite-otena!-themembers-thIa5S-lon- Tomorrow? oh Henery, Living ot-now no, Uh. dear, those horrible each other, especially at the beginning of the year when most oflthe thriTlYWTFAToFthFAT5 stone boys have done something elections occur. ' VISORS at 4:30. Tomorrow terrible to him. I just know it. And night? oh yes, Henery, I'd love to as. for you, my most unworthy col- But whatever the solution, the is go the leagues problem a serious one, involving to EIGHTH SECTION you'll be . sorree! Just the entire campus life. Indeed, it is a national brincible a heritage. BARBEQUE with you. Saturday wait'll your men call up! Hah! I'll We of the present college generation will have many important afternoon? oh, no, Henery. There have my revenge! election to J ace tn the next ten or twenty years. If we insist on regarding college elections as "silly little formalities" , how much easier will it be for us to assume the same attitude in state and national elec- CAMPUS KALEIDOSCOPE tions when our own little vote carries even less weight. Freshmen are At Pittsburg Teachers College, Pittsburg, Kans., 50 students serve electing senators this wee. Why not set a precedent for the rest of on faculty committees. -- .Dean Paul Murphy explained that Student the college to strive to match. S.W. Council members will have a voice in the faculty committees on pub- lications, entertainment, fraternities, and activities. Music in radio is the topic of a lecture course being offered at We Raise Our Voice Columbia University this year. Radio courses, including script writing for news broadcasts, are being given in cooperation with the American "I don't thin the faculty's living up to its bargain in the student Broadcasting Company. A workshop has been planned where students constitution" "the Senate doesn't really represent the students" 7 plan musical programs and musical 'Continuities'. "food's lousy too starchy". Gripes, millions of them, and what happens? Veterans will be the campus leaders, predicted Dean Harry G. Toothing. Conflicting complaints and compliments buzz uselessly Carlson of the University of Colorado. Said he, "Veterans will leadi over the campus. And people wonder why nobody does anything about not because of advanced age, but because their war experience has

' ; . It. matured them especially in terms of proper values." . Unortunately, the organizations often concerned the Senate, A course in ceramics has been added to the curriculum at the the StudenuFaculty committee, and the lie, haven't got a private wire University of Texas. into your busy brain. They can t always anticipate your bright ideas Columbia University prepares for . the future with television That's where the Voice comes in. Use it. Let these columns be the courses. They have a complete studio television set up with equipment Reprinted fxjjvtoi of - for your student' ptodjjtrirz.'"'5 CI-- - --.iu.---- Esqmr.;T;; opirgjrrjon. 3r . ckait r,F ( "We made Baldwin-Wallac- it" Raise your voice be an active citizen in the college community, e' College began its 100th year this term. They not a passive one. If you want to see something done, tae the first step. have an enrollment of 850,-high- er -- than the normal pre-wa- r level.- - Pane Three Thursday, October 11, 1945 THE WOOSTBR yOICE .1 PREDICTIONS Wooster Women's - Well it is time again to rive the THE PRESS BOX weekly football. predictions in ad' vance. It isn't always easy to pre' By Art Freehafer 7 to Wa By Anne Ferguson diet all die games to be played, but ARCHERY we will try to do our best, we yardage was gained, some of it by Wooster's football team went Moru and Wed. 4:30--5 iT0 hooc that vou will not become dis - -- changed odds in Katherman Well, with .the completion of This eame the down defeat last Saturday, but another good Hutton to gusted if we don't pick the right - to DANCING Series the baseball avor of the Cubs but to most 060- pass at the close ot the halt. 4-- the 1945 World not before it had a good taste of Mon., Tues. and Thurs., 5 :30. winners all the time. We didn t do finished. What looked as ole it looked as if the series was season is victory. The team was perhaps The 3rd and 4th quarters were GOLF badly last week at all, but we chose if were going to be a very dull going to be very uninteresting. quite eventful, but depressing . few of the more obvious it more psychologically ready for this Tues. and Thurs. 4:30-5:3- 0. only a series turned out Virgil and unimpressive In the next eame "Fire game then for the last ... if so, Lamb kicked off and a Wabash games. This week we have a long' filled with brilliant pitch' Trucks, vard line. HOCKEY to be one ball" . jiust fresh from the "Mose" Hole deserves some of the bark ran to his own 38 ex list of predictions. ARMY and Tues. and Wed. 4:30-5:3- 0. ing, fielding, and batting. Both the Navy stepped onto the mound and rally he told Wabash then gained a first down MICHIGAN ought to provide a credit. At the pep a Cubs and the Tigers looked mis- pitched his Tigermen to a 4'1 vie the boys of Wooster's excellent by a long pass which almost earned SWIMMING thriller and we seem to think that Probably Wed. 9-9:- 45 P.M. erable at times. no other tory. Sharing honors with Trucks reoutation concerning ath' them 6 noints. but . the referee Mon. and Doc" Blanchard and Glenn Davis such oast Sat. morning 11:15-11:4- 5. series for many years had an were Hank Greenberg, who belted letics ... he pulled no punches ruled that the runner was pushed will be the deciding factor in assortment of errors and sluggish' a three run homer, and Cramer, when he declared that Wooster out of bounds at the two yard line. TENNIS ARMY'S victory over MICHI the of the Dlavers. Do varied role Immediately: following this : play, -- 10:30-11:3- 0. iivw v nartrw x who played a of goat was not used to losing and she - Sat. morning GAN. OBERLIN with its perfect the World Series Wabash, much not think that and hero. feels badly when she does however, tvey scored tor Don't miss the Stvle Show this record this season will be too ball playing. There 7 A UiAUj Tumbos conversion was good BALDWIN-WALLAC- E was one of poor On the third day Claude Passeau wrii fool Saturday .at 2. The W.A.A. girls for the boys from fielding and Wooster 19, Wabash 14 was stellar batting came through with a pitching gem. about losing, but wKat's more her Score: will model the clothes and tea fur- who have been pret displayed - b y b o t h ui-- w , took the kickoff. and dur 1 throughout, He" came within one blow ot some' o,,rA,rtU, n Hutton nished by the Y.W. will be served ty lucky so far this year. FH you see, this group oi ing the first round of Wooster I-fo- rmation teams, bo thing which has never been play a hard hitting clean game of afterwards. Cornie Lvbarger l s BURGH with its version of the rhamnionshiD eames w a s much - r i j achieved. In yielding one hit to the tootball. What happened arter tne uuw u. a Fao writing a script for the Y.W. We will be a little too ( thnco rovd intercepted by Mont rather peculiar. Tigers a single by Rudy York was hope to see you at Douglass Hall for MICHIGAN STATE. gomery and then some time after with Tt was a cold bleak day on Sept he shares an honor with another unpredictable and unexpected on Saturday to witness the display. NORTH CAROLINA new changing of downs, 3 that the Detroit Tigers played Chicago pitcher. It was Ed Reul' things and shocking as it may Dreherjan ly appointed coach Carl Snaveh ... Ouite a number of girls have host to Chicago's pride. Steve 0' bachin 1906 who Ditched a one have been, it was an exceptionally over for a touchdown for Wabash has not been so impressive this year - been out for the various clubs but Neill's boys were favored to take hitter also. tast moving thrilling game to & so it looks like PENNSYLVAN 6 and is more. at thls led 21'19- - there room for- - manv- 0 We the series. Detroit s ace hurler, na In the fourth game Dizzy Trout watch bash. staSe IA all the way. INDIANA is do need a few more girls tor Hockey Newhouser was going for the Tig Tigers. The Wooster Scots scored their --Wooster received once again and ing a first rate job so far this year Ditched a 4'1 victory for the two down-thcfiel- Club so that we can have tul NEBRAS- era in the opener. He had over 20 the Cubs Prim. Derringer, and first touchdown on a d made a first down by Parsons, so they ought to take For teams. Forget your- - books o n wins in the 1945 baseball season that can be attributed to ex' who was put back in the game, KA. OHIO STATE which looks Vandenberg tried their best but sweep Tuesday Wednesday after and he looked like the winner for cellent blocking and superb. ball passing to Hutton. A Wooster and like it is heading for the Big Ten were unable to overwhelm the re' noons and get some good solid ex that came. For the Cubs, it was the carrying. Lamb caught the kickoff quick kick put the ball out of championship again will be too juvenated Detroit team. ercise. have Club late who had defeated 37 bounds at the Wabash 9 yard line, We Tennis much for WISCONSIN. COR- Yankee castoff fifth game Detroit was the and ran back to the Wooster In the a on Saturday morning so that you have trouble the Timers four times out of five yard line . . . where Parsons inv Parsons seemingly intercepted NELL shouldn't any winner again 84 making the games can get that added rest but we when he rtitched with New York morliotoUr rhalVM nn a first rlnwn nass. but it was ruled interference o with PRINCETON. at 3 '2 against the Cubs. New would like see you batting die -- to earlier in the seasofc. By the third by a run around left end. A couple by the refs. A Wabash Evey to - - -- himself, . - - x . - It-- : t "T . " houser- - redeemed from Jiis balls at 10:30. the" Cubs" had banged out later, Parsons ran riennet pass .was gooo ior anocner around "inning" ignominy on the opening day. of downs again time till this Friday. Golf - point. Old man Pluvius certainly The rlnwn score with- extra Woos' is 8 hits and 7 runs from Newhouser. ft- onnthor - WnncterT first mvTwmm, an - X Hank Borowy started tor Charlie XJi. CtXlWkAlX WWV. Tournament will be starting soon For all practical purposse it was then picked about seven ter had the ball after the kickoff playing havoc with the Tennis Grimm's boys, but, in the sixth he Hutton up and any practice you can get in the ball game. By the ninth inning yards followed by another Parsons until Steinke intercepted a pass Tournament but we'll just have to was yanked after Cramer, Green' before hand won't hurt a bit. They 9-- cross fingers the it was 0 Chicago s tavor. wrhirh hrnnfrht the ha tn and ran to Wooster s own 24. our and hope that in berg, Cullenbine, and York belted tell me that athletics and Rye Crisp Even.Borowy was unimpressive the Wabash 30. And before Wa- - Here, Evey passed to Coley for a sun will shine some time before him all over the field. have a lot in common so check the his tor he was un that last Wabash tally and extra point Christmas. The first round was to with shutout, bash had a chance to breathe, list above for the meeting time and the Cubs 35-1- 9 off this certain even behind a large lead In the sixth game were man Parsons whipped a pass to bringing the final score to in have been played by past 8-- 7 extending the we'll hope to see you there, The Tigers left ten men stranded able to defeat the Tigers after End Stallings who ran into the end iavor or wapasn. Monday, but we're on base. There were two double 12 innings of play. It was a bad zone still standing for the first nlavs and a beautiful throw from bounce that Stan Hack's hard hit Wooster tally. The attempt for the Andy Pafko in center field to cut ball took which caused Greenberg conversion was not good. Well, this ' I i . .1 J nl-:-l i the run a man down at tnira. rnn vdvdi' to miss it and put winning is where the shock comes in. No retta the golden boy of the Cubs over for the Cubs. This was- - prob' sooner had Wooster kicked to Wa the most exciting game of the c a m e through "with "spectacular ably bash, and they had taken their first fielding and batting. He hit a home series. Passeau and 1 rucks were the 'down, than Wabash made a score finished the run, made two singles, walked, and starters but neither out on, a long run, Tumbo kicked the batted in two runs. Close to the game. extra point. Cub captain was Andy Pafko who On Oct. 10. the World benes After the runback. a Parsons to : 3 for Detroit, and the Chi owns a beautiful throwing arm. He ended 9' Stallings forward pass on first down lost six their singles, and a cago Cubs who had of good another Par-- 1 double, - had a two ---- was--- for firsts TT J" - walkr Even slumoine BiirNichol- - previous W o r 1 d berles matches, sons then ran for about 17 yards they son came through with a triple to will now ..have to say that followed by an incomplete pass and lost last World score two men. have their seven a Boothroyd center plunge, nut' The Tigers were unimpressive Series contests. It was hard to take ton made a first down on ,an off- - afield and at bat: perhaps the re for the Cubs, because they played tackle play and still another first sultant fr'om weariness in their good ball throughout the entire down came via a long pass. Some' struggle for the pennant. Paul series. That is more than one can where along here Wabash took Richards, veteran catcher, was say for Steve O'Neill's boys who charge but didn't hold on to Ihe charged with two passed balls. Roy were goats more than once. But the pigskin very long due to Boothroyd Cullenbine and Roger Cramer Tigers won and they well deserve intercepting one of her passes, at barely moved. the honor of champions. the end of the first quarter. Pre' ceding this play Wabash had made a first down, but their progress was SCOTS INVADE relatively slow atter that. SATURDAY In the second quarter, to the de' DENNISON light of the fans, the Scots scored old as football eleven have ron ter seeing them play Otterbein. again on a play as The Denison wi liberty, thinks Wooster has a good chance itself . . . the statue of one game and lost three. Last Sat' but ' won't commit himself either where Carey did the grabbing and S beat Otterbein 26 to i urday they way. scoring on a run around left end. weeks favor of 14, but lost in the previous Coach Swigart on the other hand The score stood in Woos' 12'9. It was in this quarter to Oberlin, Ohio Wesleyan and says merely that he has hopes, and tenat Parsons was torced out ot the University of Cincinnati. By having I may add he would say that it that game due to an iniury to his leg. nlaverl fmir Pames to our two they we played. Ohio State. " although Later after a few incomplete have a slight edge over us Denison would have held Ot' team passes by Wabash, Wooster took they are not an experienced terbein scoreless if they hadn't put Thev have a large number of civil over and in the thifd down decided their second string in the last but used mostly in to kick. There was a holding pen' ians on their team ten minutes of play at which time Otterbein game. alty giving Wooster another down Navy men in the the Otterbein eleven made line which is both and this time the Scots scored by They have a strong touchdowns. Mil' a Hutton to Katherman pass. Jerry held together by their center, With most of our Navv bovs W. whn is the caDtain of the DenL just barely ' wrestled . out of the graduating on Monday Wooster clutches of few Wabash men. son team. Their running attack is a will be left with a practically all and added six points, to Wooster's than that of their passing. !. WI - 1- - stronger civinan team, w e are cenamiy New Sparkle For You! However, this may be due to the score, which now stood at 19'7. hoping that the Navy boys will pull point. Hoi' . Ladd kicked the extra all-Japanese- back,-who-- -- the-Ut - ,... JL -sm- 4n 4 A".M. through with a wirFfor dear old beck, after, came of the Tor and'PM terbein game, succeeded in making shortly out Wooster U. on their last appear because, of injury. More ot the tour touchdowns, one game an Sweaters, Skir three ance tnis oaturaay. 00 6 Warm, Bright nf which he made on an intercepted t&0 The civilians will have to carry nass. 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'v. Vzt Four THE WOOSTBR VOICE Thursday, October W, 1945 will be given by Lieutenant Com- the tremendous task now of hand- Voice Trains Tyros Bathroom Vocalists . . . a Nuisance? mander John A. Permenter and Red Cross Head ling all the occupational forces, Lieutenant H. D. Murphy, Com- Asks Student Aid both in Europe and in the Far Ed. Note: For this and last week's measures to be taken against these round-tabl- manding and Executive Officers of East. This leaves the home front A series of e talks on article, we are indebted to Al Wis social nuisances: more or less up to us. be sponsored by the N.A.R.U. (Continued from Page 1) journalism will gardie, of the NA.R.U. at 1. Lock the bathroom. Voice on Friday afternoons in the Assigns Transfers consideration. Take my outfit; the Red Cross Must Help 2.-- Leave the house. .. Bureau office in Kauke Hall. Attendance " - -- -- 1 dispatch' received " from the first partof em came home three As one of our Red Cross College ' a 1 r t 1 t. The four walls of the bathroom 3. the police. A will oe required ior iresnmen wuu Call stated months ago, and what a cool re- Units largest undertakings for the reverberated to a raucous basso Bureau of Naval "Personnel wish to work on the editorial staff 4. Turn on the radio. . n ception they got! My buddy (we coming year, I have planned a ser- singing, "Open the Woodshed that all Marines and Coastguards-me- of the paper but upperclassmen 5. Turn off the water. the went all the way through flight ies of performances for the Crile Mother, Fathers Coming Home will be transferred to are welcome to attend also. Pre-flig- training together and then fought General Hospital in Cleveland, as With a Load", when without 6. Threaten divorce action U.S.N. ht School, Iowa through our little part of the war, well as the Fletcher General Hos- The first speaker will be Art warning an avalanche of epithets (if married) . City, la., for duty commencing wing to wing) he wrote me the pital in Cambridge, O. Murray, news director for the col- such would make Satan him' fire. Oct. 17. The remaining personnel that 7. Shout for be the Olathe Naval most discouraged letter. He said he On the Wooster campus there lege and faculty advisor 'the self cringe in fear, descended on 8. Set a booby trap in a likely will sent to didn't think Americans were even is tal- Voice. He will give pointers on the would-b- e Caruso. These bud' Air Station, Kansas, to await later an inconceivable amount of spot. good news ht schools. remotely interested in the outcome how to write a story. ding Ezio Pinzas are a subject of assignment to pre-flig- ent of every type lying dormant. 9. Hire the Cleveland Symphony 5 of a bitter, bloody war, beyond the campus photographer as well interesting study and provide lim- Those who haVe had less than I want to gather it up and, with Art, Orchestra for accompaniment. fact that now it was over, horse as news man, is a graduate of the itless scientific research for those days leave in this calendar year will the entertainment chairman, Jeanne cV-hru- -il - If the above nine7uggestio'ns weeks delay in re- racing would be allowed and there Washabaugh, mold it into a flex- nt miirnahsm at rhP I IniVPr- who are musically inclined. be given two ' fail, hand him a razor with instruc- Olathe. would be more gas for the family ible, well-rounde- d theatrical group sity of Wisconsin. Indirectly, these shower porting to , and as to use (that ought to do automobile." tions ' of entertainers. On following' Fridays for three Personnel Reduced 50 d, blue-eye- the trick!!) for every eager-face- d Crosbys have done much in the And Last year, the need was great. weeks, speakers will include Pat Of the men graduating, two are Texan who managed to get has doubled proportion- editor of musical world - to further , better Now it in Hauenstine, managing -- fac-ulitie- s, Coastguardsmen, Marines back with all his limbs . and in- eight - ate value. a, the Wooster Daily,. Record, ..who music appreciation. A recent F. G. Ben- (among them SSgt. there are four more who will explain newspaper make-up- , vestigation conducted by y 9 f the N.A.R.U. who suffered a broken leg sev- lie helplessly, painfully maimed and Raucous Larynx School of Music, nett arid Raymond Dix, business man- eral months ago) , and the remain- twisted in Army and Navy hos- proved in a nationwide question' CHAPEL ager of the local paper. It is hoped Graduation der, naval personnel. Although not pitals all over the country. naire, that ninetynine and forty Friday, Oct. 12 Recognition Day. that Miss Eleanor Claridge, Cleve- largest to leave here, the sev; unable four nnp. hundredths ner cent of all the As they lie there, some Tuesday, Oct. 16 Russel Hum- land Plain Dealer columnist, will A ... will reduce Graduation exercises havejpeen enthjgraduating class to move a quarter of an inch, I bert. be the final speaker. music appreciation groups were Murphy, announced by Lt. H. D. the Temaining personnel to 50 wonder how they feel? I. wonder Wednesday, Oct. 17 Dr. George started because its members were The. meetings willjjegin at 4:30 Executive Officer of the Naval However, approximately 25 new what they think about? Seven out Lieberman. " driven to near insanity by listening College Oct. and last for an hour. They are of Academic Refresher Unit, students are expected to arrive of ten feel forgotten. Through the Thursday, Oct. 18 Martin Hall to overenthusiastic Oratorios. Sub- special interest present staff of Wooster, for Monday, Oct. 15. 18 to replace, those leaving. tremendously developed resources the educa- to sequent and further investigations will speak on have had formal The exercises will take place at artificial limbs members who no revealed that a countless number of and plastic surg- tion of German youth. 7:30 p.m. at the College Chapel. journalism training. of bottles, kitchen utensils, foot ery, thousands will be restored to Those officiating will be the Rev. Bates. stools, and baseball bats were ef' Mr. and Mrs. C. John L. normality. But it takes time and C. John L. Bates, who will honor fectively used as silencers. One Jr. were the guests of honor at an time takes a tremendous toll on ir' the seventh graduating class with wife far as to make informal tea held in Babcock Hall the mental attitude of the patient. ritated went so -- the- - Invocation and - Benediction; .------U.S.Or-which q her husband eat six bars of Life last ' night- Mrs Ralph A Young The -- has d n e Professor Warren P. Spencer of buoy soap which resulted in was in charge of the affair. Mem- such a noble job in keeping our .... the Biology Department will give his blowing bubbles for two weeks bers of the faculty and student fighting men entertained, no mat- the address; and Professor Charles (much to the amusement of the body were present. ter how distant the outpost, has B. Moke, Physics Department and neighbors'. . .) Mums N.A.R.U. Coordinator, will, in the Unique Types absence of Dean Taeusch present Careful observations indicated the certificates of successful com- iSmart College Girls Carry Jillfolds FOR HOMECOMING that moods could be readily deter' pletion. Further announcements mined by the incantations and title THE YOUTHFUL BILLFOLDS selections of the shower room im' PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW AT presario s. Thus, should he 'boo See Them at boo boo boo' in the inimitable KODAK PRINTS i Crosby manner, the chances are The COLLEGE BOOK STORE that he is romantically inclined. Only 3c Eeach ! Or perhaps he was lost in thought All prints up to and including The Gift Corner WOOSTER FLORAL SHOP over a recent, gay affair d' amour. (122 size) are only 314x512 PUBLIC SQUARE Should he give a Lawrence Tib-be- t 3c each. You pay for only the rendition of "Don't Fence Me good prints. In", (remember thar one?) man, he's really in a bad way!! But per- Muskoff Drugs haps medicine cabinet con- the Cor. Buckeye and Liberty Sts. tained a bottle of castor oil . . . r rr ... .1 ouirice it to say tnat no matter..1now Phone 999 or what they sing, it is amusing to no one but themselves. Effects on Listeners Nothing, in their investigation, has been overlooked by the Rauc COUNTER ous Larynx School of Music. Of immed- special importance was the SHOP-WIS- E iate effects on the unfortunate lis-ten- er. Pearl The victim was usually sub- Your Guy will probably elect to EDLAIIDERS jected to a severe case of neurosis, -af-FRE- take you out dancing when he Chokers uncontrollable anger, prostration, gets home. So we assume you'll a. 3.75 and in isolated cases . . . hyper-piesi- All of which required im- elect to look wonderful. mediate medical attention. TO GET A LETTER, WRITE Preventative Measures A LETTER. This dreary little The following nine preventive maxim hovers about solicitously, goading you on to occasional sprees of verbosity. 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