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Bee Gee News July 22, 1942 Bowling Green State University ScholarWorks@BGSU BG News (Student Newspaper) University Publications 7-22-1942 Bee Gee News July 22, 1942 Bowling Green State University Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.bgsu.edu/bg-news Recommended Citation Bowling Green State University, "Bee Gee News July 22, 1942" (1942). BG News (Student Newspaper). 631. https://scholarworks.bgsu.edu/bg-news/631 This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. Bee Gee News VOL. XXVI BOWLING GREEN, OHIO WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 1942 NO. 38 Nordau Speaks 88 To Receive To Assembly Degrees Here Here At 10:15 At Exercises Commencement Program "Palestine And Zionism" To Be Held August 7 Will Be Discussed By Speaker Dr. E. Leslie Bowsher, superintendent of the To- ledo schools, will deliver the commencement address to Maxa Nordau, daughter of the late philosopher and 88 graduates at the commencement exercises on Aug. 7. Zionist leader, Max Nordau, will discuss "Palestine and His address will be titled "Education in a World at will War." Zionism" at assembly at 10:15 this morning. ■ pe«k at the aurmbljr llii. French by birth and a resident of Paris until the morning at 10:16. The 10:15 cUnai will meat at 9:10. Dr. Bowsher and Leon L. Winslow, director of art evacuation of the city, she arrived in the United States MUi Nordau's topio it "Pal* after a seven-month stay in unoccupied France. in Baltimore, Md., schools, will receive the honorary evtina and Zionism." degrees of doctor of pedagogy Maxa Nordau fled with her during the ceremonies. daughter to the southern prov- g~\ ry • • 11 / • 71 Cecil G. Lsird, 128 S. Pstter- The graduates-elect include: son St., Csrey, O. inces during the chaotic days of ^QTTlpUS llCTllC TV III the Nazi blitzkrieg. In a small Degree—Bachelor of Science Vennetta Lentz, 168 S. Mari- town near the Spanish bordei in Education etta St., St. Clairsville, 0. she awaited the demobilizationS Highlight Week's Program Helen Agnew, 629 College Irene L. Link, 627 Jackson of her husband, Capt. Claude Ave., Fostoria, O. St., Sandusky, 0. Gruenblat-Nordau. a member of Food and fun wi" be featured Falcon's Nest at 9 o'clock on Mildred Little, Meeker, 0. at the Evelyn Allshouse, Rt. 3, Paul- the aviation corps in this and All-Campus picnic which Saturday evening. Refreshments ding. O. Angels H. Lloyd, 13671 Eu- wi talle |ace clid, East Cleveland, O. the first World War. " P behind the Ad will be served. Dortha E. Anderson, Morral, _. ... , Building Thursday evening Miss Grace Gcssncr of Fre- 0. Lillian Lloyd, Rt. 3, Lima, 0. The Vichy government gran - The food wi„ ^ ntdy ,„ ^ mont a summer aludent rfe Helen A. Lybarger, Rt. 6, Box ed "emission for her to vi.it „crved promptly at 6 „.elock. 8crjbed the numberg on thc ,„. Ella M. Ayers, Millbury, 0. 474, Toledo, O. the United State, and .he final- The on|y ticket neceMary Ior T.ch.ikow»ky program in the Frances Baxter, Elida, O. Dorothy Mercer, 926 E. Woos- ly obtained passage on an admjg8ion J8 your ..ac „„,... amphitheatre last night. Eloisc Blanke, New Bremen, ter St., Bowling Green, 0. American export liner from Lis- Thc cntjre 8tudent ^^ „„ fac. 0. Helen West Mercer, Weston, bon. She was accompanied to uUy teacninK on the campU8 thig Charlotte Booth, Antwerp, 0. 0. America by her husband and ,ummeri and ,„ tho facu,tv iiv. Winifred Boussum, 1817 Na- Cstherine Miller, Rt. 2, Belle- c "• ing in Bowling Green are invit- varre Ave. Toledo, O. vue, 0. A well-known portrait and ed to attend and join the fun. Brohson Betty Nan Bowdle, 1236 State Rosemsrie Marilllan, 1900 E. landscape painter, Maxa Nor- A Kfim dance jn tne Rec St.. Lima, 0. 28th St., Lorain, 0. dau also ha. been active in „,„ and a record concert in the Gets Award Catherine Bowersox, 163 Wa- Donnabelle Montgomery, 222 French social and femini.t amphitheatre behind the Fal. ter St., Oak Harbor, 0. Garfield Ave., Findlay, 0. movements. con.a Ne,t wi|| ^ offered t0 Esther Boylan, Antwerp, 0. Marion June Moon, 620 Bates Her brilliant father deaignat- complete the evening's entertain- From Duke Gladys Boylan, Antwerp, 0. Rr., Toledo, O. ed her as his intellectual heir. ment. Agatha Brelsford, Broadway, Flossie Powell, 1020 Hurd For several years before hi. The concert, the second of its Jonn Bronson, an out- 0. Ave., Findlsy, 0. death in the early 20's, *ne kind this week, will include se- standing student in the Edith Burkhart, Pandora, 0. Helen Resmsnyder, 321 W. served as his secretary and ac- lections by tw0 moder„ Ameri. June graduBtinK claa8_ ha8 Lucille E. Carr, 83 Prospect (Continued on Page 4) n composers. The numbers, recejved a scholar8hip to St., Norwalk, 0. throughout Europe, where he which wi„ ^ announccd by Mi„ Elsie Clinger, Upper Sandus- spoke and wrote on behalf of a Dorothy Mercer of Bowling the Law School at Duke ky, 0. Bricker May Be homeland for Judaism in Pal- Green are ..The incredible Flut. University at Durham, N. Wilma Cole, 76 Central Ave., Here To Meet estine. i.t," a ballet by Walter Piston, C. Athens, O. Zelda Crandall, Walbridge, 0. Paleatine, a memorial to the and "Music for Theatre," a His matriculation fees With Council Henry F. Davidson, Rt. 2, zeal of Max Nordau and hi. a.- 8Uite by Aaron Copeland. and tuition will be covered by The Inter-University Coun- eociates, now houses the grave The Social Committee ha. Carey, 0. cil, composed of the presidents the scholarship, which was an- Rosemary Dempster, 310 S. of her father. planned a second big evening and the business managers of nounced by Dean H. C. Ho- Henry St., Kenton, O. The public may attend the of fun for this week. This will rack. the five state universities in lecture without charge. be a dance to be held at the Harriet F. Ernst, 26 Con- Bronson, chairman of the stance Ave., Dayton, 0. Ohio, will meet at the Univer- University Social Committee Mary N. Fish, 1313 Washing- sity this afternoon. this summer, will enter Duke ton St., Findlay, 0. There is a possibility that Sept. 28. He majored in biolo- Dorothea E. Flory, Wayne, 0. Governor Bricker will meet Bunn Announces New gy as an undergraduate. Leita Fought, 1118 Alger St., with the group. His inability After graduation in 19 3 8 Fremont, 0. to be here caused postponement from Gibsonburg High School, Evelyn Gannon, Maumee, 0. of the meeting from May. Army Regulations Bronson attended the Univer- Catherine A. Geyer, 414 W. If the governor comes, it will Several change, in army and nite quotas by student classes »ity of Toledo before coming to Harrison St., Faulding, 0. be his first campus visit in a ntivy recruiting of college .tu- in the unaligned Army Enlist- Bowling Green, Norms Gleckler, 387 E. Wa- year. He and the other guests dent, were reported today by ed Reserve Corp. and the Army He ha. been president of Del- ter St., Oak Harbor, 0. are to inspect the five new Registrar John W Bunn of Air Force Enlisted Reserve in- hi fraternity, president of Pi Ruth Grossman, Continental, building, erected in the last Bowling Green State Unlver- stead of the virtually unlimited Kappa Delta, vice president of 0. year. sity. quotas designated earlier. the Newman club, and member Maude Dorothy Hahn, 908 The men are tc assemble at The major change, are: 4. The navy will accept with- ol Book and Motor- Speech Bu- Scott St., Napoleon, O. noon in the office of Dr. Frank reau and tne debate tniad J. Prout, University president, 1. The government services— out qu0U until Nov. 1 all eligi- ' • - Irving J. Haller, 2474 David- army, navy, marines, army air ble students for the V-l pro- son Ave., Bronx, New York, N. and have lunch at 1 p. m. at corps, and naval air corps—will gram, which i. open only to n M ChiiJanlo Y. the Falcon'. Nest, student uni- have joint recruiting parties in- freshmen and sophomore., and *»• **• .""I , , Ada Hsuck, Continental, O. on building. stead of individual recruiting in V-7, open only to junior, and Work At Toledo Aurs Hershiser, Attics, O. After a business session and an effort to avoid "method, in- seniors. Grsce Hetrick, 414 Kenil- a campus tour the group prob- dicative of competitive bidding." 5. Deferment in the navyV-6 At leart * dolen employe, of worth Ave., Toledo, 0. ably will have dinner at the 2. A joint recruiting party program is indefinite, depending ")e ToIedo DePot- which han- Janice M. Hoffman, 411 Ida- Rockwell Trout Club at Cas- will visit the campus early this upon the backlog of applicants, d^. army ordnance, were 1941- ho Ave., Lorsin, 0. talia. 42 students at the University. fall to acquaint .tudenta with and WJH not necessarily last Leonore Huntzinger, 926 Still- The Inter-University Council the various branches of the two years, They include: Bob Beattie, well Ave., Fremont, O. meets, usually in Columbus, at service, then return later to in- Mr. Bunn attended last week Clarence (Onyx) Espen, Mer- Isabelle Iffland, Maumee, 0. the call of the president, Dr. vln terview, select, and enlist the in Columbus a meeting of rep- Bowers, Harley Ash, James Maureen Jellison, 316 Ninth Howard Bevis, president of men who have applied to Mr.
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