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v Li Vol LXXIU Phone 4417 DELAWARE FRIDAY RIL 19 1940 2 No 45 Miss Crandell Appoints Eschman to Judge Group Contestants Shalcesperian Festival Taming Monnett Day Committees In Fraternity Sing Of the Sh rev Marie Praif Karl Weslevan Eschman head of the Every Phase of May Day Program To music department at Denison uni- Regulated by Special Staffs versity will pass final judgment on Week- the third annual interfraternlty song end Dramatic Features contest to be held Sunday afternoon Betty Crandell general chairman of Monnett week- end re- at 300 in Sanborn auditorium Rob leased the who will SO today committee heads cooperate with her in ert Decker president of Phi Mu Al Guests Compete Katherine Play Set For executing plans for the traditional events 1 815 scheduled for May 10 11 pha national music honorary an- In and 12 Rebecca Upion nas been named assistant general chairman nounced today Shakesperian In Willis High for the various evemsv Committees Each of the 12 fraternities that for the week- end are in Readings scheduled have entered will be represented by I Auditorium of senior and junior chairmen Ch i charge airman a group of no more than lo mem of a faculty ad under the supervision Approximately 50 high school X bers and will sing two songs The two leading characters visor 1 j Jeanie with the Light Brown students representing 1 Ohio Marjorie Hartsock Friday May 15 and Fred Nis- Hair iby Stephen Foster the required t sen Committees schools will participate in who are in Shakespeares selection and one of their own The eninr and iunior chairmen are ifie Shakesperian festival which Taming of the Shrew choosing which will be Virginia Wilkinson and Florence Har is held at the Willis high audi- i presented by the decorations are in charge of Optional Numbers Wesleyan players in Willis high riin Iciium today and Saturday Prof school Tavne Gates Jan Huler and Marjorie The optional numbers which have auditorium tonight and Rullin C Hunter head of the Wilkins tickets Ann Ringle and been chosen by the organizations Saturday evening at 81 5 p m were Nin Sawver program and are Alpha Sigma Phi On Great sfeech department announced unanimous in the answers Tint and Lora Al- when they lllUSl uo mi Lone Hills tune of Finlandia the entries as Columbus Cen- were asked their opinion of Stone pha Tau Omega ATO Chant Beta tral South and West Cincinna- their parts in the play Chairman of the reception for Dr Theta Pi Sons of the Dragons ihe reply was Its the part ti Walnut Hills Cleveland always Ive and Mrs H J Burgstahler in Austin Chi Phi Chi Phi Bonds Delta wanted to play Heights Mount Vernon Faines- One of my court Friday evening is Hope Ruth Tau Delta undecided Kappa Sigma theatrical desires has to been to play Miss Elizabeth Scrauon assistant The Volga Boatman Phi Delta vi ie Sylvanus Toledo DeYi- the Shrew Catherine n this Shakesperian the dean of women is faculty ad- Theta Rise Phi Delta Phi Gamma bus and Worthington comedy Miss Hartsock avowed I was elected to visor Continued on Page 4 Col 3 i Starts At 200 oclock i the part in high Saturday May 11 school but we were The festival starts this afternoon E r l unable to secure A riding exhibition scheduled at a masculine lead to J match my five feet the Womens Athletic field is under at 2 oclock when Dr Herbert Marjorie Hartsock seven inches Mac- Dr Tittle Ends she muttered the chairmanship of Barbara Burgstahler speaks to the assembled Arlene Nissen said Petruchio is Kay senior and Ruth Francy visitors Then some of the contes- one of Grindley juniors the most enjoyable parts Parks and Mary Lecture Series Shake- I have ever physical tants will enact scenes from had I have always Miss Carolyn Tarbell of the Petruchio wanted a chance Betty Crandell speares tragedies At 1000 a m with it education department is the advisor By MARY JO DOLBEY Stuyve- will play The scenery a The annual style show in who is in charge of making A challenge for united Ohristian Saturday morning others stationary unit was morning is sant patio also Saturday plans for the traditional pro- action was the note struck by the roles in the playwrights comedies Continued on Page 4 Col 4 the direction of Betty Biddle grain of events for Monnett under final lecture in this years series by See Play Marguerite Hart and is supervised week- end Dr Ernest L Tittle Concluding the After seeing The Tainiing of the by Miss Gladys McVay assistant speech Mer- Play- YCAW Malcos professor of Home Economics fifth consecutive in the Shrew as guests of Wesleyan Coronation Ceremonies PI rick lecture series for 1940 Dr Tit- er the actors will spend the night incers an tle showed cif Chirst- and the var The coronation ceremonies are under that the failure at Stuyvesant hall at War Protest ionity to uaju- is the general chairmanship of Arlene st world conditions is fraternity lhouse v not an evil the Lennox Dorothea Hemkman and Miss May Recital inherent but fault iv1 vteitors wiu attend a compli The Youth Committee Against War of ineffective believers who pnercl 1 Mary Helen Fretts dean of women ntary luncheon in Buns Colonial protested in a special chapel pro- faculty advisor The ritual and pro- Rehearsals are in progress for the talk and do not practice their im at 1230 p m Following the gram this morriing against the Unit- Sch- les by cession will be directed by Jane annuril spring recital of Orchesis to eh iron which will be attended ed States becoming involved in i i the ory Betty Culp and Miss GoUlic mc- be presented Monnett Day iuay 11 at 1r- ctr i mf i Tl Tr lesser rEuropean eeriVct Christianity for OurV dmes will ibe a on Page 2 Col 6 815 p m in Willis high auditorium vmembers there fyn Mary Emma Painter was in charge Continued Dr Ernest Tittles Merrick lec- Twenty members of Orchesis thir- lum of opinion on Shakespeare of the program which commemorated ture series will bp published in teen from the senior group and seven v Recordings To Be Made the entrance of the United States in- book form by the WUlet Clark from the junior will participate in An opportunity for each group to to the last war Orators Vie and Company early in 1941 ac- the program It is under the direction make a recording of its presenilation The Ohio Wesleyan cording to Miss Abbie Probasoo committee was of Miss Natalie Shepard and Miss will be afforded at the radio work- one of many In assistant to the president all over the country h Contests Elizabeth Kratz both of the depart- ship in University hall No decisions presenting programs today to show ment of physical education or awards will be granted at the students the local national eco- Margaret Moffett junior Fred Nis- On Thursday evening Drr Tittle and Choreography of the dances has feet val nomic effects of our participation in aen sophomore Richard Runyan summed up the underlying principal been planned by the members them- Prof Hunter asserts that ihebelieves another war Francis Fearheiley senior and Keith Russell junior of each phase of Christianity con- only be- Fred Nissen selves The program will include mod- these festivals valuable not member of the committee explained will represent Ohio Wesleyan in four sidered in his series of five lectures ern dances a Spanish dance a num- cause they increase interest in Shake- Classes were limited to 50 minutes oratory contests during April and by appealing for the concerted and ber entitled American Panorama speare among high school students so that the committee could May according to Prof W Roy positive have action of Christians as a but also because many cif Wesleyans the speoial speech department and one on sunrise chapel from 940 a m Diem of the world power outstanding dramatists past and pre- Phi Society Adds to Friday Miss Orchesis Members 1020 a m Next Thursday and The timely topic of Christianity sent have become acquainted with will enter the national in- Members of Senior O- chesis who v Nine Committee Moffett Continued on Page 4 Col 2 the school through this medium Sophomores tercollegiate womens contest to be will dance are Marian Schlabach Nine sophomores elected on the Nicholas Brown and Mary Kirk- held at Augustania college and theo- Bea Knapp Marion Moulton Wilma basis of three semesters work have patrick sophomore Margaret Mof- fett junior logical seminary Rock Island Illinois Freudemann Marjory Hower Vir- been added to the roster of Phiso- ciety and Robert Stevens sen- and Niesen will take part in the na- ginia Wilkinson Betty Jenkins Ruth scholastic honorary for freshmen ior members of the committee pre- tional intercollegiate mens contest Augsburger Dorothy Jones Barbara Four Sororities Sponsor and sophomores according to Allen sented protests there ait the saime time Cryder Naomi Strang Barbara C Conger registrar Others on the committee included Runyan will represent Wesleyan Scheele Virginia Todd and Betty Spring Tea Dance Tuesday The following are the new sopho- Betty Crandell Betty Crawford Lucy in a peace contest at CapiWCl uni- Crawford more members Dana Eadley Rob- Crenshaw Phyllis Dellinger Jeanne versity Columbus on May 4 Trials are being held to determine ert Boesel Helen Oain Ellen Holt Dunn Francis Fearheiley Mary Jane spon Wooster college Wooster is the women from the junior group Unusual lighting effects and Chuck Millers orchestra will be Betty Roberts H Stanley Sheridan Howe Harriet Neese Josephine Continued on Pujre 4 Col 5 who will dance in the recital the features of the annual spring tea dance sponsored by Pan- Florence Shultz Ruth Siller and ONeal Mary Emma Painter Beth Jean Thomas Names of the eligible Palmer Richard Runyan Jane Sch- Hellenic council It will be held Wednesday afternoon April 24 freshmen were published in an ear- ory Frank Sehnert Catherine Smith J at the Armory from 3 30 until 530 Bea Knapp social chair- lier issue of and Miriam Taylor Historical Wesleyan Text man of the council announced today O The four sororities in charge of Reveals Building History this dance are Alpha Gairmma Delitai QWU Plans Dance Kappa Alpha fTheta Kappa Kappe Graduates Rale High Gairma Sigma Kappa Ohio Wesleyans oldest building Elliott Hall formerly the Old Mansion and In house was built for visitors chiefly those seeking the invigorating climate Sface no admission ie being charged Social Research Report and the health- giving waters of Delaware ileicorijt ions are beiag oniitteid declared Jane Boehn menwber of the This fact about the history of one of Wesleyans class buildings is con- Only 15 universities in the nation excel Ohio Wesleyan in the number of Council tained in the book Fifty Years of History of their graduates who have been awarded fellowships by the Social Science Meinbers of the faculty invited In 1891 the building was moved to Research council the leading body supporting social research in this coun- its present site southeast of the front v Slocum library buildintr was named act as chapcrones are Miss E R try Allen C Conger registrar revealed today campus Elliott hall first housed the in honor of Dr Charles Elihu Slocum Scranlton Miss F S Avery Miss The standings were published in ad a Defiance Ohio physician He in- Josephine Montgomery and Miss Ruth liractuates t Dartmouth Goucher physical laboratory rooms and the report by the council issued recent- sisted on the present site and as a Da vies Oberlin Ohio State Reed Texas and commercial department ly The main fellowship offered is result old Thomson hall was torn Committee oh- ainmen responsible Washington have won three fellow- University hall and Gray chapel the for called the Post- Doctoral fellowship down The library was so delayed in the planning of the dance are Or- ships and fifteen other universities were finished in 1893 This central and is given each year to a few grad- the building that the student labeled chestra Nancy Wiggins lighting have placed two each building of the university was built uates who have won I heir doctor of because the older Thomson building it Slow Come library Justine Rowe publicity Hazel flin- The winning of four such fellow- ger chaperones Jane Banhr philosophy degree and who are under ships by Ohio Wesleyan graduates was no longer large enough to ac- Was a Garment Factory 65 years of age Those who win the to constitutes a great achievement and commodate the student body for Edgar hall the newest addition fellowships continue on some research ranks Ohio Wesleyan with many of chapel services Wesleyans main campus was origin- Hynek problem already begun to Discuss the largest and uni- The Time Hii8 Arrived ally built for a garment factory When most esteemed in Concerning the construction of the the company went into receivership Number of Kcllowships versities the nation in the number Stars May 6 7 of fellowships new building the report to the board E E Edgar an alumnus and trustee The following is a list id the uni- awarded Prof Con- ger said read The time has arrived when a donated the money to buy the build- Twin Stars will be the topic of a versities and the number of fellow- He added The council represents commanding structure something in ing and remodel it lecture by J Allen Hynek instructor ships which have been awarded to dur- the most learned consonance with the reputation which Lyon Art hall a gift of Dr A J of astronomy at the Perkins observ- the graduates of each institution society in this field ing past 15 16 and the fellowships represent some the university has established for it- Lyon was formerly the private home atory guest nights May 6 and 7 the years Columbia on California Chicago tl Michigan of the most choice fellowships of- self should be erected to meet the of the Campbell amity It was Bea Knapp One out of every five stars in u it grapes St X M Cornell fered wants that are already passing and this property that Delaware double star and the study of this Harvard Stanford developed Dr who us chairman of 7 that will be more so In the immediate were first grown and type of star gives some very valuable son was for many Symphonic Choir future Lyons Edward Hi- llenie social committee leudri information on the uubjeet Mr Hy- Pennsylvania 7 C C N Y 6 high The name Gray chapel is in dedi- years the principal of Withrow i nek said Kansas Minnesota ti Toronto 6 Tlie Ohio sym- in is preparations for the spring tea State university cation to David Gray a minister and school Cincinnati His daughter U I If weather permits examples of Wisconsin Illinois 5 vale 5 Ohio phonic choir will of Bishop Mc- dance lo be held in the armory present a concert father of David S Gray president of the wife Methodist Wesiryaii 4 4 Northwest- this type of star will be shown to Princeton next Tuesday evening S oclock the board of trustees Dowell Tuesday hflernoon at visitors ern 4 Missouri 4 Amherst 4 in Willis high auditorium if

HAGG TWO OHIO W1SLEYAN TRANSCRIPT FRIDAY APRIL 19 1940 Ohio Wesleyan Transcript Zink Gustafson Assume Established 1867 Published semi- weekly by The Transcript Board ot Ohio Wesleyan University Subscription 275 per year Administrative Offices 68 S Sandusky St Phone 4417 Its Slandalous At Wesleyan Duties entered as second- class matter September SO 1927 at the Post Office at Delaware Ohio under Act of March 8 1897 Published every Tuesday and Friday morning from September 27 to June 12 by ffl Humphrey Harry Zink newly elected president of the student body assumed with the exception of ThnnksKlvinK Christmas and Easter vacation holidays of his otfice Wednesday when Russell and final examination periods the administrative duties Driver wiuurnia neac- wave was cJe to reach Ue aware weplr Wh president presented him with the gavel in a chapel Member this JO retiring student David ftEPRESSNTEO FOR NATIONAL ADVERTISING BY Ait We dont know but it v Is probably stymied tv Gustafson was installed as secretary- treasurer of the student body Press snmwkr National Advertising Service Inc PlssocialecJ CoIe6iae tairway But if it doesn t stop raining here pretty soon New Council O College Publishers Representative Distributor of students will have to unite in a mass bucket brigade to The new student council was also 420 Madison Ave New York N Y I keep I he town on he surface the stu- V Delegates Attend CHICAGO BOSTON LOS AftSELES it isnt rain that SAR FBARCISCO Golle6iate Di6es installed and is composed of the fol dents are kicking about its whit the rain does to ones lowing students Betty Agate presi- YMCA Conference EXECUTIVE STArr clothes hair dates walks in the moonlight and causes dent of Pan- Hellenic council Gordon PAUL CARPENTER EditorinCh- ief so many kinds of health problerrs such as colds amnesia I w I Battelle president of inter- fraternity Phone 8134 downinthem- outh Eight delegates accompanied by and insanity Not only that but it is council Sara Boyd judicial president BOBEBT DTJMM BUBlnsai Managrer discouraging Prof Vernon Holloway of the social Phone 2476 of W S G A James Campbell ath- Now ethics department are representing that the annual Spring Fever is sweeping the letic representative Paul Carpen- RICHARD PERKIXS Managing Editor Ohio Wesleyan at the annual Y M MARGARET THOMAS Managing Editor classrooms theres a chance for someone to make a mint ter editor of The Transcript Harold C RUTH BRUSMAN Associate Editor money J A officers spring training confer- of by selling the university a few gross of large elec- 1 GEORGE EYRICH News Editor Craig co- chairman of the Century tric to be in rooms ence being held today tomorrow and MEL HUMPHREY Columnist fans installed thel various and thus club JAMES BAILEY Eeature Editor Lii partially deTray the current hot- air voiced by sleepy Sunday at Bowling Green university WILL ADAMS Sports Editor students Ralph Copp president of the sopho- Those included in the delegation ISSUE EDITORS And with the student body engaged in an all- campus more class Betty Culp president of are Matthew Gates president of tha Cady Helen Doudna sit- down this morning in public protest against Y W C A Norton Kern president local Max Boyer Allen Con- Jones Ackerman t Robert Beeman Marian strike chapter William Meiser Elizabeth G Smith Sidney Rowland war it might have been an excellent idea if The Tran- of the senior class Wilma Freuile- way David DeWait Arthur McEl- Florence Shultz Grant Southward Vivian Tilton mann president of W A A Matthew script staffs had called a strike and hence kept a few fish Ed Peck Robert Robinson an- i SPORTS ISSUE EDITORS members from getting into trouble Could it be pos- Gates president of YMCA Gretchr Fred Stein Don Patterson Chuck Stegman Frank Thompson some of you having your ire en Lynch executive president of W sible that are actually Dr Harold W Colvin associate na- raised by this department S G A Margaret Moffett independ ROBERT DARROW Advertising Manager tional secretary of student Y M C A The unuVrel relaxation from classes this morning ent womens representative Rich- Phone 2446 heads the list of speakers scheduled S4M FIRTH Circulation Manager was a brainstorm but it was too bad so many students didnt get the sig- ard Patten president of the junior Phone 2550 to talk at the meetings Dr Walter nificance of the idea and did not attend the meeting class and Frank Sehnert independ- ShiiltJ Horton of Oberlin Theological school EDITORS WUllam Meister riorenoe ent mens representative ISSUE JOIN THE ARMY Miss Fern BEibcock and other re- i Don Patterson ChucK Stegman SPORTS ISSUE EDITORS lrogress gional leaders will also make ad- i Army came trucking into town the other day in HE United States Driver in his introduction of Zink dresses search of a few names and addresses Surprising many of the student said If we have made progress it tjody they came after mail and not male Like a small snow- storm the has been due to the fine coj- sation Forum army lads tossed notes from the rear of their trucks Beatrice Kuhn and of everyone He added We are Monnett Day Student Frankie Newlon two green- eyed freshmen were recipients of these messages looking forward to new worlds to Continued frOTji Page 1 Written on the small scraps of paper were the following words Hello Dear conquer I Wholly Disapprove of What You Say7 But stay to get acquainted with you Will you o Im sorry that I could not better Zink spoke briefly and emphasized Cue assistant dean of women ad- to loneiy soldier boy The notes also included the lads Will Defend to the Death Your Right to Say It please write a that the coming year would be a visor decorations Margaret Mc- only in vain name and address crucial one in the preparation for the Morris and Delores Mitchel music DEAR EDITOR 1942 Dorothy Benfield Mary Kirkpatrick PICKED AND PINNED centennial in that and Prof Rexford Keller a- dvisor On April 5 1917 The Transcript Tarried a headline stating Richard Runyan retiring secretary- Bstty Meyer Delta Gamma and Gordon Bat- Wilma Freudemann is Orchesis rep- for service with Uncle treasurer introduced Gustafson and Wesleyan men had formed an infantry unit telle Delta Tau Delta have gone and done it resentative of the dance recital to be outlined several problems with which 6 United States declared war on Germany no less Betty is now wearing Gordys Delt pin presented in the Willis high school Sam On April the Wat XftK the new administration would be And another campus engagement that missed auditorium Saturday evening The- Wesleyan military spirit was so fast that it beat Uncle Sam to forced to deal in the coming year the boat in this department due to elections was pro- Gustafson said With a spirit of Miss Marie Drennan associate gun History has since shown that whatever tne aims of our Don Jennings planting of his Sigma Chi badge the cooperation Wesleyan can drive on fessor of English will be the faculty boys were the means they used were incompatible with the ends i on Alice Findiater Gamma Phi Beta advisor of a play to be presented in system ward i The notorious dormitory grapevine of which are liic iiiicnucu iu aLiiitvi the afternoon authors came through with its usual semi- weekly Scholarship Cu Awarded Lucy Crenshaw and Kay Edwards a recurrence of such errors that the em- It was in an effort to avoid stench a few nights ago and really James Calio retiring president ot Costuming will be under the super- it it Youth Committee Against War was formed both nationally and barasscd Betty Culp Just ask her about interfraternity council presented the vision of Miss Hortense Moore as- on this campus In our modern society the lone individual is well- wasnt the most pleasant experience in the scholarship cup to a representative sistant professor of speech and Ruth world a shame that a young couple cant of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity nigh helpless When however his efforts are coordinated with Its Klick will lead the crew Irene Pies- lead their own lives on this cimpus without which ranked highest in scholarship singer is head of the properties crew Ihose of a group a group capable of exerting pressure then his tlv- dormitorites taking it upon Ives to make other peopies business among fraternities last semester Ushers for the ceremonies will be f with those of thousands of other individuals take on their own There are times when j s like congratulations are in order activities old and new YWCA cabinet mem- Urn en And when some meaning and are fruitful in accomplishment But there are a iot of other theyre not the time bers does come the announcement woi by the person involved a is YCAW and one of its activities is the an ycialed Sunday May 12 Such group the to to own LeSourd Releases But until that time a few stud X well stick their Convocation All nual Strike gainst War held tec Bijou on May20 Jane Gatewood and Helen Hartley nation students farm- groups religious ana larjor lorganiauons i XTC CAADDmn nrDAi 4ENT are chairmen in charge of convoca- in a a cessation of normal activities The tion and Professor Rexford Keller is unite today strike ND heres further proof that man just doesnt have a chance cn this Nineteen- fortys Bijou is scheduled the faculty advisor Sunday dinner and 5ycciiiL iypc ui anu- wai jiiujcli vani- j ui umuun r carnpu3 He s bound to com out the short end no matter what he to be released to its subscribers May A demi- tasse will be under the direc- such a impresses upon the minds of the does past few weeks or so Margie Piatt and Emagene Forsythe united national movement For the 20 Coincidentaly the appearance of tion of Nancy Turner and Margaret be- have been playing the great sport date swapping This depart- year book on the date of government and the public that our youthhas no intention of froshy the falls Loxley Miss Barbara Coit assistant quite get the point of their dating each others male or see editorinch- coming entangled in a foreign war ment cant Lem LeSourds ief borth- to the dean of wor is faculty ad- just how they will continue to get away with it but it certainly wont be day visor The YCAW emphasizes the fact that the strike is not simply a very long for Runners- up of the beauty queen Heading the week- end program half- hour of silent protest symbolic of something or other It is y THE OLD DAVENPORT contest which will be staged at the editorial staff are Annabelle Wade arr actual dress- rehearsal of a tactic which could be used should the it coum have been Sulphur Swing May 4 will be printed and Nancy Hubbard advertising government force us into a foreign conflict If the government mistrust of the new in the Bijou staff Helene Smith and Peg Thomas poster prdgram cover Dorothy knows that in the event of a war- crisis there will be a stoppage of senior staff of The This years book y is featuring a and Kirn and Marjorie Crane finance mass- per- Transcript or it could green slip- tone or duo- tone repro- work throughout the nation and great demonstrations Donna Davis and Gretchen Lynch have been a means of ductions of the scenic shots around haps it will chew its diplomatic cud a while longer before embark- 4 publicity Mary E Foster and Ruth repenting ior past sins the Wesleyan campus ing upon a program of destruction An old mohair daven- Brusman It is we youth who would bear the brunt ofa war let us have port which has been in the senior staff of- something to say about it i fice for years and such BERNARD SCHEPARTZ was suddenly removed to a more public loca- tion shortly before elections Bob Darrow U MiscelL business manager of t isceiianea The Transcript directed the moving and his face was fiery red at the by Dick Perkins time Button- down Round- point Is it possible that the LeBijou staff works on the annual every night FDRs opening throw in the baseball seasons inaugural in Wash There are lights on behind the closed doors of their office to say the least Russell ington D C failed by half the distance to reach But of course we wouldnt suspect anything of Keith This department didnt know there was a complete family among the the waiting ball from the box where he was players student body Apparently there is one however Bob Porterfield calls Francis sitting Maybe he has a sore arm from waving the Hunsicker Ma and Franny calls Bob Pa and they call Art Stackhouse Monroe Doctrine in the faces of European aggres- Son My my what goes on here sors Spring Two Pins Agate Names Vf j Among other innovations in Thft Transcript is Hail Serenaders the suicide column Pan- He Staff r r r I o uorm oaturoay y h ii Wide nVy S Dad Slough at Stuyvesant used to have the most for next years I t spread unpopular Special committees Because of spring and the S job on the campus until the library proctors were installed in Slo- Fan- Hellenic council were released resultant two sweetheart ser- cum today by Betty Agate president of j enadestown women students are the council Tab Long- point Saturday The committees are Program Hel- invited to Austin hall German guns aimed at the Swedish border this week have caused en Brengel chairmfln Jane Fergu- night Ruth Stokes publicity Sweden much unrest What if the guns went off son Lora Stone social Martha chairman of WSGA announced Style Begins with the Collar Schuster chairman Betty Huffman today Betty Goylord scholarship Mary The man without a country had nothing on the Bishop ath- Phi Delta Theta will serenade Arrow collars on Arrow shirts are styled Crane chairman Anne Kyle jine letic teams the players without a league Betty Gaylord Alpho Xi Delta with a touch of genius Enhanced by neat pat- Murphy drape who possesses Charles Hopkins terns their precision fit and soft make Rushing Nancy Hubbart chair- your pin Phi Kappa Psi will sing to them campus classics See Arrow dealer In the past tea dances usually fulfilled a so- man Mary Allison Mary Frances need for additional today smartest newest shirts for col- Mary Burlingame conclave Ruth Drig- gK also a member of for the cial activities We wonder what need the dance next Wednesday Flemer are Sanforized- Margaret Loxley chairman Betty Alpha Xi Delta soroiutyt She is lege men 2 All Arrows fulfills with an already more than adequate spring social 1 program I Francey wearing the pin of Herbert Shrunk with fabric shrinkage less than oh Goodrich Ruth the calendar Whiting a Wesleyan alumnus Future Dans r who is now studying law at the Plans have been formulated to University of Michigan Just to allay any fears in the mind of John L Lewis the student hold f Greek Conclave asiin next year at which the speakers will be Later WSGA will entertain their ARROW SHIRTS demonstration captioned A Strike Against War did not result outstanding men and women repre town guests ait a spread and they from the unionization of college students by William A Greenes senting the various fraternities and are also inviting them to spend F of L sororities according to Miss A I ale the nifrht at the dormitory V BA TILING BISHCtPS 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Reviewing Sluggers Face Muskingum setters Face Thinclads Oppose Dayton The Records Oberlin This Week End Berlin Here Albion in Meet Tomorrow by Will Adams requires a great deal of optimism n It Michael And Heisler Slated To Hurl KJoener1 Cindermen Face First Test or Season to go on writing about the baseball team issue after issue because about Team Seeks Initial Victory With Strong Veteran Team the only form of activity that the though rain has delayed the ten- counting rain Wiley believes team has undergone is practice Coach By Jay Horn drops and worrying about who the Providing the weather permits and the diamond loses some of hiflteam will be in good form for Tomorrow afternoon at Selby field the Bishop will new coach Is to be The long period its sogginess from the spring rains the Bishop nineiwill take on a thfl opening match with Oberlin thinclads meet the cinder men of Albion of idleness is perhaps toughest on strong Muskingum baseball team at Edward field this afternoon SaBrday in Delaware Moon Zink and Dayton in a triangular meet the pitchers who wi hold the number one spot with It will inaugurate the outdoor track season The game will get under way at four oclock and it will be for Wesleyan and give badly need the HJlerman and Brown fighting for were in Bishops initial home game the boys their first taste of stiff competition of work two weeks Lhj number two opening After the game today the Wesley- O Albion College boasts a team sup j ago down in West l 11 Norris is the fourth man and an diamondmen will prepare for their ported by two Michigan loney tossing the discus Don Pat- Virginia and who Mary Davis is making a serious bid State Inter- battle with Oberlin tomorrow at Versatile terson Redinbo and Jack Patter- are in worse shape Hurler for the fifth position which would collegiate champions Hank Cooper Oberlin son competing in this division are to now than ever be unusual for the Wesleyan net and Frazier Frazier is a brilliant Weather Foils Bishops hurl the javelin The have team The match should be a tight sprinter and Cooper runs the quarter batters This weeks drills again were handi- one for Oberlin is a tmuoh improved mile in record time The Michigan Jack Padley Daytons star half- no opportunity to capped by the inclement weather tennis tewm They gave the Red and State relay record was broken by back and iron man of athletics will keep their batting most of the work being performed Black a tough battle last year when the Albion quartet last year and three also be one of the mainstays on the eye6 up to par By in the cages Coach Scott substi- their best man Art Cecil Ibeajt Wes of those men Cooper Burns and Flyers track aggregation He Is a the time the rata tuting for the ill Jim Glarfcy has leyans Tracy Jones Krall are returning competition brilliant sprinter and a consistent allows the nine to play some gameC tried to round the squad into shape for is year this year broad jumper it will be mid- season and the players despite the bad playing conditions Art back for another and has Captain Al Siehens Paul Blans- Bishop Team Intact Padley Dangerous will be in winter form Oberlin will present a star studded hard Leo Bronsky Herb Hansen and The Bishop lineup will conform Zweisler The coaching situation is not lineup that includes six letter win- and Reagen collaborate Dick LeFevre bthind him Siebcns is closely pre- going to aid the Bishop Al- ners The club is built around Captain with seaison dope with with Padley in the 100 yard dash playing his third year of varsity ten- Keckley For- though Jim Scott is no doubt a Rudy Schmidt veteran second sack- Rath and Campbell or with Rumig and Quinn running the nis for Obcriin and is tine only sen- great coach it was Jim Glancy er Schmidts polished tune mnnng the 100 yard dash This 440 Makley and Redding will handle around the ior on the team Blanshard was who followed the team down to keystone sack has proved same trio will compete in the 220 the 880 while Redding and Baker the sparkle teamed with Cecil on the Oberlin West Virginia and directed their for many a play yard dash Bailey and Fortune are grind out the mile and the latter dauble combination doubles team which was runner- up training A change in leaders in this season The scheduled to handle the 440 with Jack also goes the two mile stretch Day- Oberlin battery will in the Ohio Conference toournament an probably McKinney as the tentative third man tons powerful is com- the middle of a stream has include Giles on the hill last year relay team odious effect but maybe Glancy witn Kretcnman on the receiving Zane Brant and Al Close will run the prised of Rumig Quinn Padley Zweis- Wittenberg Wdsleyans next op- will be back before the rain goes end 880 wihile Paul Sohmick Ted Cook ler and Regan The 120 high hurdles ponent is handicapped by the grad- away Which would still give a Michael Against and John McGee will go the mile will be taken by Knorr and Shapik Muskies uation of many good men but Coach fellow plenty of chance for a long is Tn the two mile grind the Bishops while the low hurdles at 220 yards Wesleyan expected to employ the Wiley rates them as the dark hors illness it Anyway Jim will rely on Paul Thurston and Jim will be run by Zweisler and Scharf wouldnt usual starting lineup consisting of and plenty dangerous Scott has the honor of coaching Joe Cervellini at third Ralph Peck- Horney Wallington Geist and Scrog- Padley and Rumig are to do the high the baseball team as another of inpaugh at second Al Betzel at gins will take the hurdles with Rike jumping with the former also com- hig sidelines short Jack Buttermore behind the Fnd Walker bearing the brunt of the peting in the broad jump along with If the weather clears up the base- plate Ed Barody in centerfield John Intramurals Go pole- vaulting Wallington Scroggins Dryden and Corarrubias In the Fly- ball team will play two games over Zimmerman at the initial sack Bob and Hartman will be jumping the ers weight division is the team of the week- end Muskingum at Dela Ferrell in leftfield Jack Lanigan in On Schedule high bar and the latter two men Dryden and Obee puttng the shot J riKnt with either Albie or flong with Keckley working on the ware today and Oberlin away Satur- Leonard wth Priske Rumig and Obee toss- day Red a good Bob Heisler slated to oppose Giles r broad jump The and Black have ing the ditscus This same trio will chance to even up their win and loss on the mound for Oberlin Lucas will Plentiful I iridium lie on to Under the able leadership of Jim- also hurl the javelin No official en- record by taking both games hand relieve either of these The weight division of the meet starting pitchers Les may my Preiser and Glenn Meyer the by Dayton in Michael will see Finefrock and Maloney put- tries have been made Baseball has been on the fence pitch against Muskingum new intramural schedule is progress- ting and Redinbo and Ma the pole- vaulting event for the past several years as far r very well Jimmy and Glenn the shot Providing the weather will permit i as its life at Wesleyan is concern- Les Aiichael e divided the fraternities into the game will start at 230 The ed Student support will play a e divisions There will be a pithpr starting lineup for Wesleyan is as ine large part in kepping a iiiirr nuraiit 1 utrii tojt liwfrrc- iftr the follows gridiron for iitsldri ivf ball team in Delaware for the the Bishops dun jnpinnship in Softball and volley Cervellini 3b this past season Lis Mirharl 1 next few years or in hastening its 1 Table tennis swimming vviest 2b now devoting his to ending So lets back the Red and Peckinpaugh time throw li4 bowling will ing the and be run off Black clouterg and keep baseball Betzel ss baseball for the Red and sonjie Black on time next week on the Wesleyan campus Buttermore c the diamond Les is a Last Tuesday afternoon the Al- Baroody cf veteran of seveial seasons and v his presence on pha Sigs swamped the Chi Phis 8- 0 Zimmerman lb the baseball This column 13 inaugurating a squad should improve Wesleyans in the first Softball intramural game Farrell If Back Jim Bailey campaign thats chances a great of the season Kilgore the pitcher Lanigan dtal in the com- finish in the 440 rf for the Alpha Sigs 15 bat- 7Ij Where hell probably ing season fanned way back Just between columnists Leonard or Heisler p ters to lead his team to victory t Jim In the other contest of the day the Intramural Schedule Phi Psis won by forfeit over the Better get down to Selby and Keckley Returns Co- op gee Dick Finefrock in the shot Next Monday So far two games have been play- rv afternoon the intra- put tomorrow This is Finneys To Strengthen mural games played will be ed in the vclleyball league The last year of throwing it Kappa Sigs won over the Betas and Baseball Alpha Sig vs Phi Psi Track Delts vs Chi Phi the Sig Alphs beat Murphy Hall Ed Baroody is backing the New Squad Volley ball Betas vs Sig Alpha U league 1 York Giants in the National Phi Gams vs Kappa Sigs DR W S McCLEERY a ttrie season That makes two of us By Paul Zent j j if i Ki i it S f x i The return to school this year of Osteopathic Physician ff senior trackster John Keckley who 3 The Student Ticket wins again 25 N Franklin St Moon Zink is to play number won the 100 yard dash in the Buckeye one post on the tennis team meet in 1937 has brightened the outlbok of the Bishop track squad season IkVestern States Busting Bronco for this Keckley who bttseball team will no doubt be tough performed as a 2 Big j I i s m when Wesleyan meets them later on sprinter on the track team in 1937 Features this season They defeated Ohio State anl 1938 returned to school last Jlaurice Slacterlincks Ma Hes Making 5- 0 and Wisconsin 7- 4 recently with September after staying out for two Lefty Overmire proving extremely years In addition to his first in The Blue Bird Eyes At Me his the century dash Keckley copped stingy with hits Shirley Temple Tom Brown a second in the 220 yard dash in 3 My If the Miami nine lacks sup- the same Buckeye meet His time Sat DRUMS OF FU MANCHU No 2 porters it isnt any of their do- in winning the 100 yard dash was ings for the Redskins scheduled 99 This still is his best time for a game with the Toledo Mur- that distance SUN and MON hens of the American Associa- 99 In 100 Midnite Show Sat tion But isnt Wesleyan booking Before entering Wesleyan Keck- Nite the Yanks or Cards to help cele- ley had little previous track exper- brate their 100th anniversary ience His time for the 100 yard next year dash in the one high school track Li L J kia meet in which he participated was Bob Feller pitched a no- hitter 108 In his freshman year at Wes a- ainst the Chisox but the weather leyan he ran the same distance in A V After Six man is even more effective against 101 He chalked up his best time Wesleyan of 99 in 1937 the Life of the Party In addition to participation in the is the fellow in a Glancy Recovering two dashes Keckley is expected to garner points in the broad jump Except for the fact that Gibby Diehl According to Jim Scntt Jim Glan- and Harmon were Red and Black cy is progressing very well on his greats in the broad Beacti jump Palm during road to recovery Glancy has gain- Keckleys first two seasons he would ed weight and apparently is look- have been outstanding in that event ing his old self Rgain In all prob also ability Jim Glancy will be confined to the sanitarium at Cuyahoga Falls There Here Some Stuff Jom Jcrf rlfcNKT FONDA PiJvri 1 SUSSai SIMPSON for about two more weeks t MnJond JANE DARWEtl 0 WHITEHEAD Wm E S 9 i Glancys positions in the athletic Knight D D C CARRADINl JOHN QUAtEN n t Km department are being filled ably by Cra71Ki- CHAiiLEY GRAPEWIN Conn EDDIE QU1LLAN Opp Hotel Allen Phone 7419 IfioaoshomT xr members of his department but Jim DORRIS BOWDOM Crowi ZEFFIE TltBURY V Closed Wed Afternoon will be heartily welcomed when he C J OF COURSE returns t OHKD JSLJEVAN TRANSCRIPT FRIDAY APRIL 19 i940 Local Merchants YWCA ournaiists J 3 Chooses Oratory Religious Groups Boost Centennial New Commission Raise in Drive h n Continued from Page 1 40 The third annual Loyalty week de- The sophomore commission of soring a civic oratory contest on The freshman sophomore and jun- Wesleyan journalism stud c will signed to create a jubilee fund for YWCA for next year was chosen May 10 in which Russell wrl partici ior commissions of the YWCA joined assume the assorted duties S the university and sponsored by the Wednesday by the present sophomore pate j with the YMCA in liaising approx- editorial room of the Coshoc W Tri Delaware Chamber of Commerce will i commission and the YWCA cabinet imately 40 for the Chinese refugee bune next Friday according l- Iarry Win Contests It begin May 15 and continue through according to Betty Gulp president of fund Miss Goldie McCue YWCA Whe 20 secre- Wood professor of journal Miss Moffefut won Ohio Inter- toxikJ tori May J W Armstrong the organization The freshman wo secretary revealed today The occasion will be th Shows tary of the Chamber of Commerce rcond men have been selected because of collegiate oratory contest held at Looking Over the of a group of field editing is in The drive was made following the said today the ualities of interest and leader- Heidelberg college Tiffin on March at Stuy- which junior and senior joi it ilism International week banquet by James Bailey In the execution of the drive lo- ship in their work in the past year 15 Nissen won mens divi- gain practice in edit htidaily and the vesant hall at which Dr T Z Koo cal merchants pledge two per cent students At the first meeting the group was OPENING TONIGHT on Willis newspapers u sion at on February Chinese lecturer spoke of their net sales and receipts from organized into a working unit by high si age ia The Taming of the Staff s 16 These victories entitle both to Cost of Meals accounts during the week One per electing officers for the following Shrew 43haipesperian connedy pre Those students who will ti jf over participate in national contests Other universities participated in cent of this amount goes to the Ohio year Dorothy Skove will act as pres the sented bv Velevan Players A positions are Howard ScAJ wick this third drive to alleviate the suf- Wesleyan centennial fund The oth- ident while Frances Mae Newton will There Is No Such Thing will be modified version the prologue and managing editor Robert Stev city fering of Chinese students The er half is allotted to the industrial accept responsibilities of sec Miss Moffetts topic while Nissen several minor scenes having been editor Robert Ferrel telegrs- a edi- the cost of meals a day for of Commerce will again deliver his address entitled three a edited Third time produced on calm fund of the Chamber Nancy Turner soeietjei alitor retary tor Goods Do Frontiers Chinese student is five cents Fit- tio Drive Netted 300 re- The new are Gladys If Not Cross pus Sure be as outstanding a James Wilcock state editor tu j members teen cents provides a weeks shel- The drive has in the past netted Breen Phyllis Representatives from Kentucky success as Midsummer Nights porter Will Adams sports erfitor Leslie Bunnele Carson ter one dollar pays for three weeks over 300 for the university and Conger Mary Illinois Indiana Iowja Michigan Dream or As You Like It of past Mary E Foster proof leader Martha Doris Dennison iboard Clotning for four students our goal will ibe to exceed that sum t Jo Dolbey Dreiebach Emagene Nebraska North Dakota Ohlo South years Nancy Oldfield assistant graph Beth costs 440 and 40 will support two this year Armstrong commented Dakota and Wisconsin will take part THE TREK OF THE JOAD FAM- editor William Forker assistA city Forsythe Mary F Fulton Jeannette for a year or more 115 mer- in national contests students ILY will be seen Sunday and Monday Last year a total of editor and rewrite man Mary Anne Grimme Anne Marie Hall Alice Hen- the Albion college University of Mich- at the Strand in The Grapes of chants and many professional men Yarnell assistant society editor Kent dricks Janet Henrhorne Jane Keller igan Ohio Wesleyan West- David Crandell 37 is now serving Wrath movie version of John Stein- who were not listed participated Eanes assistant sports editor and Janet Kiess Oberiin ern Reserve Wooster and Wayne an apprenticeship with NBCs gen- becks Ijesl seller The story Torn in the drive proof reader Virginia Klein Marjorie Main Dor- university wild enter the contest at eral service department to television Joad comes out of prison after four The plan was Inaugurated in 1933 Reporting will be done by Ruth othy Marsino Frances M Newlon Wooster production years to find that a land company and will be an annual affair until Brusman Mel Humphrey anoT Rich- Josephine ONeal Eleanor Patterson his folks ofif 1942 re- has booted their farm The money which is ard Perkins Georganne PoweH Billie Ruth El- Henry Fonda as Tom Joad ceived will be turned over to the Troy Daily News eanor Sawtell Kay Shimmon Doro- university at the close of the drive AnotheL group will edit the Troy thy Skove Martha Southard Janet Daily News May 8 Other trips are Tatman Sue Wallace and Betty scheduled but arrangements with the Yoho Lectures papers have not yet been completed Continued from Page 1 Chairmen Chosen Play and War was created on Wednesday Continued from Page 1 Dr Tittle stated the basic question For 1941 Lectures in these words Of course can a designed by Earl Keyes Keyes called Christian be prepared to destroy Albert H Betzel and Prof Rex- the simulated stained- glass windows life ford Keller are the chairmen of the the wonder of the set They were Dr Tittle pointed out that all hope student and faculty committees re- constructed by painting gelatine to screen of a just peace after war is elimin spectively for next years concert and the desired shade over a ated by the Uiat the fighters series Other members of the cast are He joins family in their trek from fact lecture themselves make peace agreements Altman Dorothy Benfield John Peters as Batista Carter Cort Oklahoma to Southern California the Florence and the philosophers andl idealists Marshall B Johnson Jean F Mc- as Vincentio David Gustafson as Land of Promise Experiences 1 have no hand in the plans Carthy Earl Keyes Clayton Scrog- Lucentio William Danford as Gre- en route in usual Steinbeck honest- mto as The idea now to be he aptly ginSj and Noradelle Thomas are on William Stewart the tailor ness and fearlessness of the people jems said Dot unto others as they are Charles Kallevang as the haber- that live make this a stirring story the student committees getting ready to do unto you and Faculty Committee dasher Florence Harrison as Bianca Our verdict Dont miss it We do it first A W Roy Jean McCarthy as Curtis Roberta remember what Dr Ehrenberger Professors Ben Arneson 6id Positive Program Harry aper as the jpidow Edward Ben- about it in chapel Tuesday Diem Benjamin T Spencer As a positive program for America E Wood and the Misses Ruth Dav- field Norman Hummon Robert TONIGHT IS DOUBLE FEATURE William Mer- to combat the theory of war Dr ies and Natalie Shepard will yerve Holmes Fred Johnson NIGHT as usual but the big feature Via Tittle advocated talking for these on the faculty committee cer Alan Newcomb and William is Maurice Maeterlincks The Blue points international control of un- The lecturers and artists who will as Petruchios servants Bird In technicolor Has been Wesleyan developed territories Instead of in be at Wesleyan next year will be an Nissen twice won the hailed as one of the most beautiful dividual ownership by imiperialiatic nounced next month Professor Keller Shakesperian contests when he was a I pictures eve A human high school 1 nations no monopolistic control of said student at Port Clinton V drama of ageless appeal With raw materials open markets popu While at Wesleyan he has had a Shirley Temple 7 The other feature lation redistribution and passive re part in Our Town and U Ma Hes Making Eyed at Me sisitance featured in WinterseCr The story of an advertising man m for This plan for peace based on econ- ung 4E 3 a New York dress shop who creates omic equality has as yet not been Continued from Page 1 J I something Coca- Cola a Miss Manhattan to demonstrate Its tried on an international scale but OWU Alumni Vote gives that millions have liked garments and after having created it has been proved successful In Delta Phi Gamma Delta Phi I more than fifty years a a Mr Manhattan conceives to have for South Africa and in India the fol Kappa Noble Fraternity Sig I For New Officers com- them marry However the advertising Psi happy after- sense of lowers of GhandL have secured par- ma Alpha Epsilon Ohio Sigma plete refreshment that adds man realizes that he loves the model liamentary government with consent Chi Low How a Rose Ere Bloom- Several thousand alumni of Ohio to your enjoyment of ice- cold himself and so enacts the role of the they could never that have received ing end Sigma Phi Epsilon Wesleyan are voting by mall tills Coca- Cola wonder people bridegroom An unpretentiously en- by No violence Joshua Fit the Battle of Jericho month for the new alumni trustee over say get a tertaining comedy Tom Brown and Receives Suggestion the world Constance Two cups will be awarded imme- and two directors cf the alumni as- Coca- Cola and the feel Moore play the leads During discussion period get the aifter diately after the judging to the fra- sociation according to Herman M GEORGE AND J of refreshment RAFT JOAN BEN- this lecture the audience received Dr Shipps secretary l ternities receiving first and second executive V NETT are seen Tuesday and Wednes- Tittles suggestion of a draft act limit S E R E places The song festival is spon- The four nominees for alumni TH E PAD THAT FF day in The House Across the Bay ing the ages of soldiers from 40 to by Mu Alpha directorships are Prof T C Dun- authority of The Coca- Cola Co by Joan sings and rhumbas in this 60 with sored Phi Bottled under enthusiastic applause haim Mrs Helen Brackney Toledo love story Her husband goes to Last year the winners were Delta The presentation of fchig compre- Mrs Ruby DeVoist Cincinnati and Coca- Cola Bottling Company Columbus Ohio Alcatraz And ex- and Sigma Alpha breaks An hensive lecture on th Christian at- Tau Delta first traordinary and Mrs Eunice Roudefoaeh Columlbus compelling climax titude toward war suggested the Epsilon second IF IT HURTS YOU TO LAUGH question what if Dr Tittle WmBelf Keep away Play Tryouts Announced is what they are say- had been killed during the World ing about The Ghost 16 Freshmen Play Comes Hoime war in which h participated Sure- showing Thursday Tryouts for studio plays will A henpecked ly many other great American leaders hubby turns wisieguy In Young April be held Monday afternoon from 300 Frank Mor of his age were killed at time gan and Billie that to 515 p m and on Tuesday from Burke Quotes Book Young April a comedy has been 330 to 515 p m Miss Hortense On Tuesday evening Dr Tittle selected as the freshman play for this Moore announced today speaking on the theme The Christ- Paintings To year Final tryouts were held this Eight such plays will be presented Be EEf ian View of Tragedy quoted Nora week and the cast chosen it was at the end of May They will be Wains recent book by stating the Shown May Day announced today by William Case directed by students under the su- question What makes mankind sur- president of Wesleyan Players who pervision of Miss Moore Anyone vive recover after every peril rise Work of Wesleyan students is directing the play will toe pre- in acting is eligible for art and after every fall peaching for the It interested oil paintings from the East will the first of May parts be stars In justifying ithe evil and sented sometime displayed in Lyon hall not been set ait beginning suffering in the world Dr Tittle said but the exact date has on May day week- end and will eo- Events and ills in nature are inci- The cast includes Howard Hall tinue on for an Austin Hall Holds Open indefinite period of dental to a world1 order Phyllis Carson Bolb Thompson Emo time gene Forsyth Ann Hdyt Betty Bat House on Friday May 3 The He also ibelieves that moral free- display wil be the one of the tenfield Walt MaoNeil Patty Deem of dom is responsible for development Austin hall open house and dance features the week- end and par- Goepper IBob Yoder Tom Jipson He then showed that acceptance of Ed will be held on Friday May 3 Janis ents who are on the campus at that Billie Framkie suffering can Rollin Qutoiby Ruth an- time will have the to make life redemptive Hubler chairman of the dance opportunity and Newlon Mary Frances Fulton and ARROW CLASSICS view them creative as exemplified by Christ nounced today on the cross rather than leave sin Olive Dunn yet I The authentic Gordon Dover oxford shirt ranks Paintings from the East will num- Plans for the dance have not because of the distinc- as merely a destructive force firstwith undergraduates ber 90 in all and they are so com- been completed but the program tive buttofi- down roll collar that curves away pared that the pictures may artist- Dr Tittle pointed out that the end Examinations Given will be similar to that of last year from the tie- knot Dubbed semester shirt because of its longevity ically be used in a moderatej- yzed for which Christianity is striving to Music will bbe recorded The dance house or apartment be successful must have within it Proficiency examinations for those is an annual feature of the spring the possibility of a sin planning to do student teaching next social season Gordon Dover 2 The Sussex a new Arrow shirtt for fall has a low iffj VTl Contrasts Ideals year will begin today l Honorary drape moderately wide- sppread collar Cur Initiates The schedule is English grammar jjf 1 The lecture on Monday evening Speaks on Attitudes rently favored in England thehe Arrow Sussex is j i j today at 100 p m world history destined to b a campus TOuet Very smart j Jl Alpha Kappa Delta sociology hon- wae entitled The Christian Interpre- and general science tomorrow at and flattering orary initiated John Blacklidge tation of Life This talk contrasted Dr Herbert J Burgstahter will 100 p m Sussex Cleveland Milton Hader the practicable Christian ideals With speak on the topic Student Attitudes Cincinnati of your Mary the sentimental beliefs of the new as 3 For fall tab shirts should comprise Emma Painler Meadville Pa the War Threatens before the Their uppish appearance add dignity paganism of Germany wardrobe and Eleanor Turner Delaware at a and also with Music Honorary Meets Young Peoples leagues of the Wil- and poise The Windsor tab collar has square banquet held last Tuesday evening those found in the creeds of imper- liam Street Asbury Presbyterian cut poiftt with a hiyher band around the neck ialism A prerequisite for those men with a piop6nsity The following officers for the com- and nationalism This subject The nominating committee for Phi and St Pauls churches on Sunday had been the topic of for long necks ing year were elected after the ban- the opening Mu Alpha mens music honorary evening Windsor Tab or quet lecture tne series and was en 1 The meeting will Ibe Itoeld at William Doris Wright president Elea- will meet tomorrow to select those cut and Sanforized- Shrunk fabric shrinkage titled New Al Arrow shirts are Mitoga The 1 nor Turner secretary- treasurer Paganism they believe suitable to fill offices Street church at 600 p m Maxwell lass than In whites and neat patterns almost a give away The theme for the entire lecture for next year Boyer sophomore said at 2 and J250 All sleeve lengths and neck sizes Sopho more Picnic series as presented Iby Dr Tittle pastor of the first Methodist church May 17 is the dtite set for the of Evansiton Illinois was Christ sophomore picnic according to Robert ianity for our Times He presented Heisler chairman uf the sophomore a modern interpretation of religion C J OF COURSE social committee in reference to present problems