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VOLUME 65 OBERLIN OHIO TUESDAY FEBRUARY 16 1937 NUMBER 82 Robert Frost Accepts High Pitches Council Refers Action fff UKITM PBW to Orginal Jazz lush May Ask Invitation Address To Be Tested On American Youth Act Portugal Control Can Oberlin College men sing Bt VnUti Commencement in June soprano solos Can Oberlin stu- To Vote of Student Body nmfN Iiussia tnreatenea dents write popular music deserv- t0fk for international con- as well as Spain ing of acclaim The Mummers 1 of Portugal Twice Prize Winner w Pulitzer Poetry Amherst first presentation Arabesque Van Meter Calls General Meeting of Students ranee was unucrsiuuu ouyjiuii Just to Tell Thomas Wires planned idea English Professor Holder of Many Degrees for next Friday and Sat Express twenty- Thursday After Chapel to i Semites of seven You We Are urday evenings February 26 and Regrets Not L assembled at the foreign Frost is Distinguished American Poet 27 hopes to produce affirmative Opinion Regarding AYA final effort L and bepan their Your Valentines answers to both of these questions To Speak Here effect neutrality ivn mumm Talent Existed Lf mbassador told the United INTERPRETER OF tfEW ENGLAND LIFE Germinating last spring from ASU PLANS MARCH ON WASHINGTON ALL the Valentines wellrece- L9 that he would propose estab JF sent last ona popular song already ived Disappointed last night were Oberlin Umctit 01 international iiavai Sunday were laid end to end on the campus of its origin Socialists and Pacifists Urol from Spain to Portugal if but why bother with sentimental I ve Got a Heart of My Own by on receiving from Socialist Nor- Moved man Thomas a telegram notifying Portueee povernment persists Was Born in San Franiaco nt East statistics Unique in the unpre- Di- k Eastman and Eddie Lane the Lewis Weehsler Will Be Organization Delegate cedented exchange of flowers Mummers sought an outlet for them he would be unable to come J Poem For 15 tmn tie sueeeion oi When Young Sold first candy and tender missives were dormant song- writing talent on here for a proposed speech tomor- Fahl L Symons Trimmer Dubin Knauss Ling a naval cordon ai ound the the cards and telegrams of eight the campus in a student- written row imposing non- in At 15 Has Beef1 Writing Since M Symons Catlin Plan to March brtugese coast Embassy Romeos and their Juliets musical comedy To complement Thomas who was contacted yes- rvention it sue remums unwiu of Grey Gables th script dashed off during the terday by the local Peace Society L made at a meeting of a Probably received Robert Lee Frost who lias more honors The eight men of Embassy had summer by Eastman and Dave while he was speaking in Kenyon Herb Van Meter president of the Student Council will call a after thnn nny oilier living Americai yesterday accepted an special cards printed requesting Berry music in the modern sent the following message meeting of the Student Body after chapel Thursday to approve or L session rt address rhythm was solicited from student invitation to give the commencnirnfc next June to the the eight maidens of Gables to be Oberlin Review reject the action of the Student Council in its endorsement of tho Class of 1937 according to a rcPn t from the Presidents office their Valentines Shortly after de writers American Youth Act last Tuesday evening Eleven original compositions Oberlin College Oberlin Ohio Inn opposes Since 1920 Mr has Prfcssor of English at Amherst livery eight one- word telegrams According to Van Meter the action of the student body will fox Frost been a were selected for inclusion in the UlBETIREMKvr iulu College arrived at Embassy After the Speaking Kenyon College to be decisive If the council s action Bt UniM rrmm compared notes they finally production In addition to Heart night Alliance tomorrow night Twice a recipient of the Pul eight is repudiated by the students the the AYA were largely responsible WASHINGTON Senator Wil was correct of My Own which is sung by Columbus Wednesday night New stu- itzcr Prize Mr Frost has been since 1913 are A Boys Will decided that this the Council will rescind its earlier de- for bringing the matter to a a Borah said today tnat ne deciphering Dorothea Row Schwinn they York Thursday night no free time dent referendum However Tod honored many times for his poetry North of Boston In- cision opposed to the Supreme Court Mountain include Shifting Sands a moody except possibly around noon which b In 1931 he was first to re- Just To Tell You We Are Your Jim Goodrich president of the Catlin President of the ASU is full- bill the terval New Hampshire depiction of the desert where they slices pay retirement and Can you think of scarcely practicable Will be here Public Society and Elbert not averse to the referendum al- ceive the Russell Loincs Memorial Valentines play is laid by Bob Cogswell Affairs its present torm tie aia not West- running Brook In 1933 message these words untu tomorrow around noon president of the Peace So though it might jeopardize the Poetry Prize awarded by the Na- any other of club and Barry Sisson i definitely wnainer ne president the victory which his organization tional Institute of Arts and Let he wrote A Lone Striker might make Norman Thomas ciety both vociferous opponents of Lid fieht the measure on the sung as an opening chorus by the gained when the Council approved ters He is a member of In- Senate the band of Arabs Burning a Torch AYA as there haa ternational P E N Club and of the Inasmuch Song a swing number by East- been discussion as to the propriety Ethe the American Academy of Arts Womens Glee Takes man and Lane to which Peg Dr Martin Dihelius German of the Council in taking this action REPRESENTATIVES antl Letters Club Reece Lewis dances i M C in the face of evident opposition tefflTH Honorary degrees have been Theme Song on campus Catlin remarked Bt Vniui frm the showered on Mr Frost by numer- Annual Mid- Western Tour As Long as I Live the theme Professor To Speak Thursday I believe that a referendum in re- DETROIT General Motors ous academic institutions Am- number of the presentation is a gard to the Councils action on this rporation officials and auto herst Yale Vermont Middlebury beautiful love song by Eastman a good thing for the defin- The 19th annual tour of ments will be made including Dr Martin Dibelius professor form- criticism study of the Gos- issue is linn leaders met today in the Bowdoin New Hampshire State the and Lane which is sung originally of principles of student gov- Womens Glee Club to be conduct- luncheons receptions special sight- of the New Testament at Heidel pels He made important re- ition it of a series of conferences de University Columbia Williams as a solo by Gray Frank Num ernment in Oberlin and ed throughout Ohio and parts of seeing and visits short programs berg University in Germany will searches in the field of Hellenistic nied to brine wages hours College and Dartmouth College bers and later as a duet between Slapping its official stamp of ap- Kentucky and West Virginia and radio concerts deliver a lecture on the Sermon on influence in early Christianity ac Uaition for the union It al Although he was born in San will the lovers Gray and Dorothea on Youth be held during Arrangements for tickets for the Mount next Thursday at cording to Dr Craig professor m proval the American Ur has returned a majority of in 1875 Mr Frost the twelve days of Gray expresses his intentions in a the 415 Francisco has concert will be to the School of Theology Act and naming its delegates to 100000 workers back to trie a detinue vc cngiand back pring vacation beginning March home similar different way through Get in Bosworth Hall glee club Im His lecture Oberlin will participate in the march on Wash toes ground being a lineal descendant 26 The home concert will be pre those for the mens tin Communistic Over You Dr Dibelius was a pioneer in at development of so- probably be a development of his Todavs meeting of the repre of Nicholas Frost who came to sented Saturday March 13 in Fin- cleverly lyricked piece by Mike the the called earlier work on the sources of the butives will lay the groundwork New England from Plymouth in ney Chapel Krause to music of Don Halsey ethical teaching in the early AT A GLANCE t til future conferences 1634 For eight generations his Fourteen Towns The Eastman- Lane combination IRC Elects church predicted Dr Craig Of the six points under consid family resided in New England Included in the schedule of also wrote an enchanting nocturne Dr Dibelius was brought to 1 Student Council approves btion it was said that the union until his father who was sympa- fourteen towns to be visited during Out where the Night Begins Missionary America by the Yale Divinity AYA last Tuesday by 4- 8 seek to bring to the confer thetic with the South during the the trip are the campuses of ten sune by a trio of Arabs Underhill School for the Taylor Lectures vote let table first recognition Civil War moved his family to other colleges It is the plan to Other nationalities enter the pic- Will Describe ASU planned to the West away from Yankee New take thirty- one members on the ture by means of Elepeths swing there He has lectured frequently 2 Last night England be eight delegates to England When a son was born 1000- mile journey Following is a love song Cant Stop Lovin in but this will his send HKESE PLENARY President trip to He on Washington sup- he was christened after the south- program of the arrangements You by Lewis which Bob Bliss Women first the United States march SSIOX CONTIN UES India general Robert Lee which have been made by the glee se- has taught at the International porting the bill The inarch Bt Vniui Prme ern military renders in the play by the club through which Bob Seminar in Geneva and partici would be next week- end NANKING The Plenary ses Robert Frost has written poetry ductive dance Mar 26 Mt Vernon Ohio Mar Fills Catlins Unexpired Gen Arab harem to pates actively in the World Chris- 8 Student Council calls meet- of the executive committee of since he was 15 years old when he Jail leads the 27 Portsmouth Ohio Mar 28 on Mrs Thurman Widely tian Conference ing of the student body to k Kuomintang government polit sold a poem for 15 Later he Term Holds Debate Continued Pag Three Ashland Ky Mar 29 Hunting- He has been very active in the approve or reject the Coun- ll party continued today with disposed of other poems to the Known Oberlin ton Ky Mar 30 Morehead Ky At Next Meeting ecumenical work of the church and cils endorsement of the Iraier Premier Wang Ching Wei Forum and Yonthi Companion Mar 31 Lexington Ky April 1 Man Graduate has written many books including AYA the only representative magazines After a higher educa- Union to Talk faaly Berea Ky noon chapel Rich- From Tradition to Gospel and 4 Van Meter submits letter to sent who in former years had tion at Dartmouth and Harvard The International Relations 1 Gospel Criticism and Christology living mond Ky evening Apr 2 At Chapel March Mrs Sue Bailey Thurman wide- REVIEW explaining action seen eye to eye with General he became a farmer in Club long dormant came to life This lecture is one of a E Paris Ky forenoon George ly known before her marriage as series of Council appears on imo Chiang Kai- Shek Derry New Hampshire for eleven night and elected under the Haskell It town Ky afternoon Apr 3 last Thursday Sidney Hillman president of the Sue Bailey national secretary of lectureship that page 2 The gathering is recognized as years has as a general topic The Ser- unprof- Hamilton Ohio Apr 4 Dayton Arthur Putnam Underhill Jr a Amalgamated Clothing Workers the a graduate of the k most significant since the es Farming however was YWCA mon on the Mount 5 Editorial page 2 explains teaching Ohio afternoon Troy Ohio soDhomore president to fill out of America will address a special Oberlin conservatory in 1923 and pusnment of the national gov itable and he returned to position of the REVIEW went to England living evening Apr 5 Shelby Ohio unexpired term of Stanton chapel Monday March 1 Presi a delegate to the Student Chris- editorial Feb ft and Isment All proposals among Then he the MINISTERS Also condi- Plans Following election dent Jim Goodrich of the Public tian movement in India will speak INSTITUTE fern a resolution stressing anti there until 1915 when war Catlin the the ASU letter In issue of Feb 5 weeks a Affairs Society announced that the in Chapel on Thursday Feb 18 panese policy the Spanish gov tions made it necessary for him to During the next few members decided to hold a meeting Ministers of the Congregational 23 labor leader will in addition prob on The Status of Women in pment and the United States return to the US number of miscellaneous appoint on Tuesday Feb at 715 in the Christian Church are holding their teaching at library at ably speak at another meeting India ington this week the American feat Britain and France will be Mr Frost began faculty room of the annual state Institute at the Ober in- Mandatory later in the day Student Union met last night in perred to Amherst in 1916 For a brief which time a debate A talented colored woman Mrs lin Inn today and tomorrow committees before noon Sends Mr Hillman was a member of The Sturges hall with an attendance terum he taught at Michigan and Committee 60 Neutrality as against Discretion- Thurman was on the YWCA theme of the institute is The again to Amherst ary Neutrality will take place the Labor Advisory Board of the Cabinet at Oberlin and lived at of 65 persons then returned To Spanish Friends National Recovery Administration Preaching Ministry where he has been since 1926 Rolf Anders will uphold the dis- Talcott Her husband Howard Dean T W Opening the program Miss m STORMS in 1933 and a member of the Na Graham will address RAGING He has a family of four children cretionary side the representative Thurman graduated from the the ministers tomorrow Helen Fahl of the Union discussed MIDDLE WEST tional Industrial Recovery Board at 215 philosophy a son and three daughters In The Student- Faculty committee for the mandatory side being as Oberlin Theological Seminary and after a luncheon on Prophetic the behind the measure Bt Vniud Pnm of in 1935 Now he is serving on the Pointing out ASU 1920 he bought a larger farm at eomnoscd of Professors Artz vet undecided All members at present is Dean of the Theolog- Preaching and Dr Martin Dibe- that the had for GARDEN CITY Kan The organ- Advisory Board of the National some time been working pas- South Shaftsbury Vermont where Jaszi Stureis and Utterback ana the Peace Society and other ical Seminary at Howard Univer- lius who is in Oberlin for a lec- for Ns of the dust bowl were on neutrality Youth Administration sage she he lives when not engaged in aca- students Todd Catlm Hetty Ir izations concerned with sity in Washington D C ture will talk on Form Criticism of the Act warned that fx annual spring rampage to some yet demic work vine and Ruth Bowers chairman are invited to attend Both Mr and Mrs Thurman Fred L Hull State Superintend- of them had not studied te with the skies blotted out by continue the it She then plunged into dis- Some of his poems published have so far sent SbU to tne Cleve The club decided to with two others were chosen ai ent of Congregational Christian a oiacK Mizzard Hospital News Farmers feart- land Committee of the American form of organization decided upon delegates to tour colleges and uni Churches is the chairman of the cussion of the way in which the heir wheat fields to ad- act would once passed were suffer POST OFFIC E Friends of Spanish Democracy last semester in regard the versities of India from October Institute function K Peat damaire Tlin The ad- itnsf linrmi chairmanned by Dr Jerome Gross ministration of the club Students confined to Allen Hos 1935 to April 1936 Today a student- faculty discus- She emphasized the plight in N through sections of Kansas more ministrative board under Under- week Gladys Hunt which Havinor secured the return of In the effort to raise lunas pital this are While in India they were in sion was held on the subject A youth today finds itself and fwiao Oklahoma and the For Spain will be pre hill is John Ranney William Barbara Burnett Donald Byerly proclaimed is to govern- double window service after A Concert Continued on Page Two Layman Looks at the Church that it the Panhandle front Cleveland Masonic Bray and Ruth Strong Other Lloyd Beck Margaret McCord ment to which they must considerable effort M A Hough sented in the turn for Auditorium March 12 at 8 pm members included William Amach- Robert Anderson John Higley DISCUSSION aid Youth lost its vigor ton Postmaster has requested GROUPS has NATIOVUTTiIi and the Wo er Bob Quin Hugh Ashman and Clarice Rutledge Phoebe Downing she asserted Quoting faf the public note the hours that International artists Warden PIXECTIVE that svmnnony Richard Ranney Faculty advisor Matilda Sokol Jerome Griffith One hundred freshmen talked in Lawes and the director of Civ- BARGAINING this service will be avanaDie mens unuran Two Give the VniU4 rep- is Professor Harvey A Wooster Helen Parmele and Larry Gill various discussion groups last ilian Conservation Corps ex Bt Pnm which as follows provide entertainment icai she PITTSBURGH are will distribute circu- Current copies of the fortn- ightly Those in Browning House are Ger- Sunday night Questions ranging plained how the act would be pat am to 1000 am resentatives pible steel va 830 iw concerning this concert in the Review issued by the Carnegie aldine Kelly Helen Fields Law- from religion to dating were de- into operation by a strikn onH witli t to pm 400 pm to lars Sr Recitals National TOike pm 200 Endowment of World Peace are rence Derr and Jean Yourd No bated subjects which had special Youth Board fresh in mind Pitts pm near future all industrial 515 available free of charge to vistors are allowed in either the reference to campus problems We will in this way she con hinli members and may be obtained Browning House Recital Mary Beth Sutherland campus cluded P leaders today studied recom hospital or be able to prevent having through President Underhill In Warner Hall this week on leader in group discussions an- square men in round holes picm from high academic Wednesday February 17 and on Rfees that tv i Extinction Threatening nounces that there are still some Speaking for the Student Coun- CALENDAR Friday February 19 respectively places open for a few freshman CContinued on Page Two organized on a counP- Mr Carroll Fowler and Miss Anna we basis YW Launches for collective bar Baldwins Poor Priscilla Tomorrow Katherine Borroff will give re Chapel citals Mr Fowler will play the i Assembly 12 commendations Cabinet Finney made at sis- Project Mc- organ and Miss Borroff present Alumni Game Saturday h been the envy of her Baldwin noon Professor J S last night were part of ing ber senior recital the piano fport On m ters Laughlin The Good Old Hurt oi sieei In New Office Program Mr i idi Priscillas exact origin remains I Times for Fowlers re ilk j JunuJ ny ver- cital to be given at 415 is as fol- Recalls Grays Career r Foundation a mystery According to one Haskell Lecture Bosworth of Pittaburgh now a be lows sion Percy J Ebbott 10 A new cabinet project is to Hall 415 pm Dr Martin Oberlin students faculty Na- any YWCA Fantasia and Fugue in G K LUfl Ina vice- president of the Chase launched tonight and Dibelius alumni and friends will picked in- Bach rcted by the h Bank in New York members interested are heartily minor gather Saturday night to pay v tional Soeur Monique Couperin of the up original picture in a Toledo vited to come A series of discus- Thursday tribute to Oberlins greatest r11 University of Pitta the Symphonic No 1 in D inon on the Glee Club trip of sions to be held in the new YW- Assembly Finney Chapel 12 athletes when the annual V What you may ask was YM office on the second floor of W minor Vterne Glen Gray game brings a 1908 noon Mrs Howard Prelude Hninir in a Toledo sa Goodrich begins February 18 at 26 The Status host of former varsity Thurman Allegro Vivace i-tiiiv She was advertising cer 830 the first topic being Why of Women in India basketball luminaries back to Colony Tobacco at that Church Any questions rais- Andante the Warner Gym court to E rr tain Old the Haskell Lecture Bosworth Vienna ed will be tabulated for the pur- Dr Martin Final face this seasons cage squad Hall 415 pm The Legend of the Mav rrTuwiontiea sought Another traditional story is that pose of further discussion of the Dibelius Tickets for the affair will sale member on Mountain Karg- Elert WnTuty n aviator she was bought at a sheriffs subject with a faculty be 40 cents and will admit presented to 25 from Seven Pastels from the Vienna on Main Street and Thursday February at 830 Friday purchaser to both the game Kdav0 on his These discussions will incidentally Lake of Constance to be kitinr i wake of sky same Percy Ebbott chapel Finney Chapel 1200 and the dance held in in smoke r the his preparation for the Con Grazia G TP Andrews FT kii birthday The matron of serve as a noon C T Craig the Ree Hall immediately s USSR refus- speaker Religious Em Professor Rhapsodie Catalane Bonnet I tt nd initials boarding house indignantly third in the Haskell Lecture Bosworth afterwards a day phasis Dr Baddy Fur- Program for Miss Borroffs re will ed her entrance and for series pan Dr Martin Proceeds of the battle tree on discussions will probably cen Hall 415 cital to be given at 830 is as fol Memory and a half she hung on a ther Dibelius go to the Glen Gray was pitied re- ter around the question of the de- lows al Fund which was estab- 5 Elm Street She Two Lectures Department of flrs and over velopment of personal religious re- Sonata Op 81a Beethoven hrt t wu Friday moved and used over Zoology Wright Labora- lished in 1926 to perpetuate gift among sources Adagio Allegro im- fit n tnat six army birthday W N Hess the ideals of the Oberlin uin Romeo tory Dr 13 Andante espressivo r plane the men In 19H some Professor at Hamilton Col- mortal by granting a scho- 5fcLthein PRISCILLA MASS MEETING Vivacissimamente irontier evidently became confused pre- BOYS larship each succeeding year eviueiuij boys be lege 430 pm and 730 Barcarolle Op 60 anting rr onior A mass meeting for will pm to the student- athlete judged CMERi CLm B WALTKB BEHn held in the high school auditorium Prelude Op 28 No 13 to most nearly embody the Cottage r Saturday afternoon at 130 This Etude Op 25NOU Gray- BALDWIN her were to no avail Saturday traditions v of Crip D rears a traditionf recover will be the second of a series of Scheno Op 39 ui in Memorial Game and As- as Oberlin came to know him ior ion hafl is bemg starting at monthly meetings sponsored by the Gray Ckom Nnch rnotoP- Phy Club at of th coed dining ted in a Bide room Events Basket- During his four years in ii according to college YMCA and the high school sociated Etude in F minor Litxi 30 Tuesday threatened with teas But ball Game Warner Gymna- Oberlin Crip won thirteen i be- Preludes Op 23 No K wwna camera throwing away Ji nuiBosworth only one man was A program of entertainment is 6 Op varsity letters in the four u of pa nting Dean sium 800 pan produced and oft- mended Mctuary at a time ing arranged to which all boys of 82 No 13 Raehmanituttl GLEN GRAY major sports conducted ia dub community are invited Lisle joyeuse AU r ugd to of th Pilfrm Conthtutd m Pars i woj the Debuts Continmd en Peg Three mind many experience Page Two THE OBEELIN RKVTIW Tuesday Febrn n

Barnes Announces LeaiM jvicndcb oiurrui Lire Published by the students of Obrlin Collere Of Beloved Baldwin every Tuesday and Friday afternoon during toe Available Jobs r school year excepting holidays and examination periods Al A I ft ff1 J f L s By the year 300 noummeramps fi 9 LWWIrlHtg JTWW WTO was jonnny rpriwd wheal Five cents oer codt second- mail- matter Kule Entered as class at the 14 rTH with W nirift stand eight m the nr00rt- i Oberlin Ohio Post Office April 24 1911 Miss of Barnes the Bureau of gu- over the picture The men W Jo Fuller prilti Office IS N Main Street Telephone 127 J rd ee Appointments located in the East accepted the dare ana started a r- u mat if wing of the Mens Building has an TURING the past two weeks Iconst that has continued ever er 01 al nounced ail who Member NJ7 that are interest have been suffering from srjnCe with varying fortunes uring the summer he or th I iiationai aovmtwnb n t36 vu i a nimmnti ton ed in jobs at summer camps this i iurm1hOVa Vvi Qil Advertising Service Inc acute attack of a disease caiieuj On one occasion it is reportea ur me weddinti National Fsssocicdeci OotlGfiiate Press coming summer should obtain reg emony returning her CtlUf rMtthm Kfprunlallv lack of money I have fallen mVsfenirers on a west- bound train if MADISON AVI YOBK N Y Distributors of istration blanks from her on Wed naradoxical- 1 t0 tne women of Baldwin 4S0 Nw withWilli tho oTPfttwcv minds l f Lmuwpiiic tnriicrnantr because Baldwin CHICAGO BOITOH AN PKANCIICO nesday February 17 Except in Bn 10 lne men ofj n SIATTLS ly enough by philosophizing on men went through every coach in Baldwin IMW1UI PlTtNO toSebsafe Dieted unavoidable this circumstances regis this enforced poverty So far enly Search of the picture which they provision has been taken trations must be completed by the v more satisfactory thought i iaSbelieved the women had thrown in man once fc Roger G Hamilton end of this week Bureau Editor siiee the ereed from this deliberate the train as it pulled into the summer Priscilla witns of Appointments is already in mh Phon It7 tl9 and it is that there is no disgr ice Station if8 wTedn fMT nts touch with several camp directors I 1919 attached to being poor but tha it During Mr Bosworths senior Priscilla wai ani Frederick K Brewster The jobs that will be available are orea guest Associate Editob r is darned inconvenient Someb ly year the women had a warrant at the wedding Assistants Kobert Cooper Editn anerncK jerry mem counselor jobs in boys girls and dson 1 has said All good things conn to sworn out to search Bosworths r V Lfine B Phyl Agate co- ed camps Individual confer- Jd Society Editor who waits but I have fomdlhoune and a warrant for the ar tn 01 Baldwin What Assistants Betsy Mook Virginia Tuttle Frances Unkefer Me ences with Miss Barnes can be ar him penedT picture myself wondering during thisi x rest of Bill Davis who lived in the The was aentk lanie Updegraxx ranged with Miss Barnes within to women Robert E Quin tremely local economic depress m Mens Building The embarrassed the of course t Sports Editob the next ten days or two weeks on Bill Bradley Farnum Coffin Richard Davis Art how long one is expcot marshall dutifully searched the uniy tne most auspiciouj Assistants Office hours are from 830- 1200 just about Eastman Dick Jones George Mahl ed to wait BOSWOrtn nome unsucceswui m vruce 9 and from 130- 430 Priscilla openly Tom Boardman Ross Sanderson All ye who expect checks and re his quest he proceeded that night dispfy Crrr Editors All Invited Assistants Charlotte Austin Viola Bertscn Margaret uowon ceive them not all ye who to the M B for Davis who was mctuue me warths It Any in sk ington teas Baldwin Ralph Knapp Kutn lieiserson student who is interested after the potentially ProvidenMal hiding in the eaves Davis friends for camp regis- Thanksgiving i- g Reporters Mary E Barber Walter J Behr Dave Burgess Dave work has privilege of postman all ye who devise pc te- properly aped the official and wrf J service office 5 rly May Day Eaton Fred Fairfield Margaret Nicoi tering for from the nant and plaintive notes for he promised him that in five minutes 4tloM but practical demands are such Patricia Crew Charlotte Austin TH0USAMDS OF STUDENTS AT A numose of what is now vulgarly tht light would go out and a fire United Press Tom Boardman unable place that they are to un LOS ANGELES RELIEF SCHOOL folks Jt hoo would be trained on the I TWO TEXAS TECH BROTHERS LASSO called hitting the for OmHlinl t Srtiot 1 dergraduates unless they have at ARE PAID TO 30 TO JCHOOL AND is promised spot he was last seen The VniSt Radio Editor Charles Fehl BOBCATS FROM HORSEBACK AMD SELL listen to one who the where least one skill which is developed POCKED THEY CUT CLAJTES appar Exchange Barbara Ward THEM TO THE EXPERIMENTAL IF of deserted offspring the marjhall was never again Editor a fairly high degree Such LABS messiah fli vra Fvliikif champion of the bankrupt brood I ent in that building incident- j yaT iuiuu Manager John Adam Jr skills include handicraft camp Business shall carry the threadbare banaer allv remarked Mr Boswortn Phone craft and Red Cross Life- saving in my Two special m tt of our clan and press before all the picture was neither exhibits take the Manager W D Hogue In most counselor jobs swimming place Advertising the world of deaf parents our suit house nor the M B at that time in the Allen Art Mum Hugh Michael Krouse is an important factor regardless Conductors Say Nothing week Assistants Harry Powers Kirtland checks Of course I Whenever the picture is captur this In the upper galln of the work which student for blank CmrinATioi Manager John Walton main in get it it does ed by either the men or the women ies of the Museum there is mo is employed dont think well but sound quite like a crusade doesnt after a showing in the dining hall hibition of a group of drawing Managing Editor James Deer who Robert Simpson Women wish to consult with Wrong With U S Music it it must be hidden either in the Blackburn il faculty members about their skills r basement or on the first floor of studied in the Department of ria in camping may feel free to con dormitory Last year Mar Arts in Oberlin for several yew By CHARLES P FEHL All this recent squall about inde of the suit with Miss Von Wenck Men jorii Gould 36 decided that aha He is continuing his study tk Festina Lente with Dendence for women brought a it should consult either Dan Kinsey ANSWER to an old persistent question What is wrong sec- League K JN number of things to the notice of woi Id like to keep Pris as a Art Students in or Dr Nichols of the York City with Mr William C modern American music four leading radio conductors us downtrodden males that ordin- ond roommate J Forrest Mr Blackburn is AST Wednesday morning the students of Oberlin College Fifty Per Cent classical and popular idiom Al Goodman Josef Cherniavsky arily would not have been the sub Jjhnny Hamlin 36 Shansi rep- i yon Last year about one hundred decided Priscilla negro artist of outstanding tbflitj 4- of Erno Rapee and Meredith Willson emphatically declare Noth ject of much consideration we reimtative that arose to find themselves the backers through a 3 vote Hit variety of technique shown and fifty students registered for mg These men are speaking of music ranging in type and pur- were all pepped up in chapel last wo id have a much better time in continual search for adequate their Student Council of the revised version of the American summer camp work Ninety- five pose through that of Ferde Grofc George Gershwin our own Nor Friday and by the time Mrs Kyle his room so he walked up to Mies a per cent of registrants were pretsion of form His drawiij Youth Act The deed having been done there is little which the mand Lockwood to Cole Porter or Irving Berlin finished her dance we had come to Go aids room during dinner and put in touch with camp directors picture with him Next are full of strength and viulsi now be said other to analyze the action of the coun- American composers are more the conclusion that there is some took the can than and about fifty per cent of these day Mary Gould Betty Peebles and give promise of a splendid apt to seek their own characteris- Gladys Swarthout Frank Chap- hope for women after all But cil in the light of student opinion expressed both before and secured offers of jobs Teeny not to be out- ture thematic material than man then we noticed that as we left and Leonard Salaries in camp jobs are small tic rather and Armbrusters Orchestra stopped a An exhibit of reproduction after borrow from traditional sources hapel they were still paralyzed done in at Bohrers at for undergraduates Many times wtam at 1030 when happened modern colorists loaned by For this reason plus many others when faced with the problem of time Mr Hamlin In its Issue of February 2 the REVIEW published certain just board and room is paid How to be out They naively told tht mond Raymond Company Meredith Willson NBC director of THURSDAY getting through a door without as- AYA as a criti- ever a student who has had broad Johnny had a picture New York City is on display observations on the original Intended frank the Pacific Coast claims America New York Philharmonic String We object to help- matron that experience as a camper or a coun- sistance dont of in his room Then they the north exhibition gallery of of act leading to further inquiry into its purposes Quartet Sokolsky- x theirs cism the selor and who has several skills is is contributing to the art of music Pianist Sara ing them oh no anything hut Allen Art Museum as wint upstairs ani retrieved it and administration on the part of the student body In a sub- sometimes paid between twenty with new colors new instruments Fried wtam at 200 that we glory in it depraved Sketch The won- quent letter to the Editor of the REVIEW the American Stu- and twenty- five dollars for the new rhythms Our compositions Valiant Chatter we are But we couian i neip should not be regarded as oddities box and music from Rome WHK derng how on earth they fret the dent Union charged the paper with misrepresentation having season the amount depending up- on the financial status of the but music with some conceded na at 215 doors open to get into the meetings produced a new version of the act in the meantime The camp tional characteristics as that of Eastman School of Music String during the symposium Perhaps total effect of their correspondence was to convey the para- Rimsky- Korsakov Wagner and De Quartet wgar at 315 one of you readers has some in DRUG NEEDS bussy Symphony Orchestra Leon and STORE doxical conclusion that although the old act was sound a new side information about this AYA TONIGHT Barzin conductor Avrum Weiss will be kind enough not to insinu yet necessary Endorse version was Alexander Woollcott The Town violinist WOR at 800 ate that you arent already singu can be quickly supplied at At ASU Rochester Philharmonic with something to be Be that as it may the revised AYA then became central Meetl Crier whk at 7 30 larly kind or Billy the Kid Coo Jose Iturbi conducting wgar at reading this column to write in copies having with Jackie to local consideration Two of the bill arrived gan Massey 880 and tell us how done Continued One Louise music wgab its on the campus so far as is known few more exist in Oberlin from Paf at 800 Americas Town Meeting Can TOBINS AStX Al Jolson Martha Rave Sid Sil Democracies Avoid Dictatorship even now the bill was presented to the Council by the cil which Tuesday approved last vers and Vic Youngs Orchestra Norman Thomas Olivia Rossetti Japan Drugs The Friendly Rexall Store Tuesday for consideration by that body Admitting an ig- the American Youth Act by a 4- 3 last WHK at Agresti of Italy and H V Kal vote Frederick Brewster was 830 T wgar norance of the measure the council wisely recessed until Tues- Julius Tannen the original mas tenborn at 930 On Book List greeted by a few back- row cheers Bing day night before rendering final decision When the resolu- ter of ceremonies with Leah Ray Crosbys Kraft Music Hall when he asserted that he was one and wgar wtam at 1000 came up for final discussion at that time an hour of opposed Bernies Orchestra at Oberlin publications on tion of the minority that had 900 March of Time WHK at 1030 Five are polemic was when Chairman the act the library book list this week polemic and counter- culminated Jack Oakiet College Good FRIDAY Brewster however outlined the one book and four reprints of ar- k Herb Van Meter ended a tie vote by deciding in favor of the mans Band George Givot Time Your laundrr reasons why the Council took it and Sidney Lenz bridsre expert on ticles published in various period- Cliff Edwards whk at 930 done here in ton act upon itself to give the Act the sup the Air Magazine at icals They are the following efficieB Frank Simons ARMCO Band whk 1100 by modern port of the Oberlin Student body Krexner String Quartet WHK Does College Training Influence hasty signing to Oberlin names WGQR at 1000 methods In such all effects 1600 emphasizing the fact the agi- at 300 Test Intelligence by Professor that Afar Warnowt colorful to an act still as highly questionable In soundness of purpose tation for its passage will draw orches Dramatization of Liberty L Lectures on tra at 1030 Hall E Hartson the and practicality of administration as the AYA the council has the attention of the government to whk wgar at 400 Kingdom of God in Japan by laid Itself open to decided censure Admitting the conciliar the problem of youth WEDNESDAY Reverend C B Olds A Compar- right to pass on matters of extra- campus interest the RE- ASU President Stanton Catlin Laurence Stalling noted writer ative Study of Some of the Chang VIEW yet thoroughly deprecates the precipitancy of the Coun- next told what positive measures guests on the Air Magazine whk Thurman Speaks es Produced by Various Types of cils decision In the particular matter at stake The editorial have been taken in behalf of the at 1100 Drugs in Schizphrenic Patients Act namely petitions Do You Want to 25 t In the REVIEW of February 2 criticized the theory later resolutions Write Continued by O E Hubbard MD in Worry You wont hv and the pilgrimage Margaret Widdemer author wgar from Page One other profes- common as collaboration with worry about vh found to both acts well as the administration of Finally the organization chose 3 UO at sors at the Yale University School your laundry wil the earlier ATA The ASU made its lengthy reply as noticed its delegate Lew Wechsler Curtis Woodwind close contact with keen pene- to Ensemble whk of Medicine An Interpretation of be back or wbetie above Yet the council in seeming total disregard of such head the local croup going to at trating Indian students whose 400 the Names of Hosea s Children it will be well dom evidences of strong pro and con sentiment on the campus pro- Washington the latter part of this Cavalcade of America Storv of questions would have taxed the by Professor H G May of the minds ceeded to hold a special meeting and to pass the act by a sig- week to lobby in behalf of the Inocculation whk at 800 of the greatest students of Graduate School of Theology and measure nificantly slight majority In so doing it failed to recognize Others from the local Fred Allens Revue with Van American life and thought the foreward of Life of Edward organization who signed up to go Steedens Ork Mrs ihurman will lead an Ap by the distinct border line between the area in which the council wtam at 900 A Park the Reverend Frank on the trip at their own expense Operetta My Maryland with preciation Hour in Shipherd H Foster should lead student thought and the area in which should it were Helen Fahl Lydia Symons Jessica Dragonette and Theodore Lounge Thursday evening at 815 Other books on the February 15 follow In the present case a trespass been in- Symons has committed Mary Mary L Trimmer Webb whk at 930 for all members of the YWCA list include We or They Arm A flat rate for to the former Money district aanrora uubin Jean Knauss and Gang Busters for thrills whk She will give a slide lecture at strong Why We Went to War semester saves J Stanton Catlin j at 1000 Wright Laboratory Friday even- Baker Prelude to Panic Sulli a consideribl The action of the council appears to follow a consistent weekto- ing at 830 All those of college van and How to Understand amount over policy of the present administration to ignore student opinion and town are invited A collec- Music Thompson Ten articles wek service If expressed and to make slight effort to ascertain it if not ex- tion will be taken at this meeting selected from the new magazines pressed Students will recall for example how In Novem- Van Meter Explains to send an American negro girl to for their general interest to the ber a petition signed by lagore university in India body 800 persons favored a change in free- student complete the list With Prompt Courteous Efficient day to the Thanksgiving weekend Despite the great support of the proposal the council was exceedingly dilatory in sup- Action of Gounci porting it or presenting it to the general faculty as a thing de- Are You A Gay OBERLIN LAUNDRY sired by any number of students That the petition failed to Deceiver The Student Council in its meet is support of the meet faculty agreement was in large part dne to fact proposition that the that mg on Tuesday February 9th temporary relief should be the Council had not made clear the strength of given LlFE student support voted to support the American the patient even if the final cure w juit a met behind it An analogous situation now exists Youth the council has Act can not now be effected queradel hurried through a resolution with From plots NO which only a distinct min- Because the Council recognizes The Councils action was neither WAITINO ority of Oberlin students are in to perfumes the least familiar but which that there is a definite Youth armtrary nor ill- considered The Ht fun FOR has evoked strong differences of opinion over fundamentals in problem existing in the United vote to support the act came only to deceive Wearing BEATS quarters which did happen to be informed The REVIEW States today after Council members had been Bouquet LenhSeric staunchly opposing what it regards as suspicious impractical- Because the Council recognizes given individual opportunity to it FEIHUABY 1 fcy In study the act TODAY the American Youth Act second edition heartily de- that only by assuming the social and to debate on It et tantalizing at a JOEL McCRKA JOAN BENNETT In precates the policy responsibility at length in the council meeting of the Council in hastily and lndlscrimln- which that prob- masque at bIL CROWD ately supporting a proposed lem places on us can the prom- ine council acted only after it TWO IN A measure simply as a vehicle for was convinced There are 100 Reasons Why You ShouldAtlendl Idealistic convictions lem ever be solved The vision that there was not without ascertaining whether or not sufficient understanding of T WKDT- HmFRI r FEBRlRVJIiKi those convictions of an improved social order is the act are shared equally by the students of Ober- or reeling about it on the fENTHSRICS daytime Ua wbica the not enough it must be accom- camoui L fragrances Tweed Miracle council is presumed to represent The REVIEW panied by positive action to merit a referendum Time was aJ Wquesta too Gardenia de Tahiti presented in that the Student Council fit to plumb student Because the American Youth short to undertake an effective a clever colorful Bel Pnlo more thoroughly before It passes resolutions Act presents itself despite educational program Therefore Masque guise as intriguing In the fa- its the Council the fragrance themseW tare of similar magnitude shortcomings a sincere hon- being a body elected Editorial Board and to represent Set estly considered attempt to at the student body felt i9S Cod itself not unwarranted in taking 9oMes least partially meet the prom- 9 lem To support the American anion it voteo to support the Youth Act is to acknowledge the act problem and the responsibility Because the question has been Corner for its solution raised as to whether its action was Drug Co Scotch representative the Council is sub Store Ever Tttf The Student Council does not mitting the question to Grandest Love Story consider a vote of sjssssjsjsjsasss the act a panacea it is the student Body at a special not the complete solution to the meeting after chapel on Thursday Therominf Dont low yonr pea and pen- problem The Council recognizes The Council hopes that students of Wild 8iU Hie cil Get your ma me indelibly that the bill incorporating the act before that meeting will give See ua for is not a perfect piece of legisla- the that Next Job of tamped on them in gold act uaeir serious consideration and kokandCalamitr tion But support of the act is an eome prepared to register effective way Congress their Jane filmed on of telling honest and independent decisions that the problem of Youth is a Hebbest tremendous k serious one and serious E Van Metis merits its DeM consideration Support of the act Student Council President BRICKLEVS which only PRINT SHOP could achieve RADIO SERVICE Btrea Pheae I DR W A RICHARDSON OmjoatuiJ1 the New GUARAXTZED KKASOH AKLB Federal Bifida I 1 Gutmanc DIKTIIT WDrrni or r 1 i Radio Service Ovw Ohlyi Drag Store ft Mafte M Taa Ui fK T February trv THE OBERLIN REVIEW Pat GAME GROUP Gill Plays at Cables Hop Co- ed Engagement DR R A PHIPPS Letter Romaines Augmented Band Tonight the second meetings of the Game Leadership group will be All- Mr Lester C Haworth DENTIST and Mrs held in Goodrich Group A 7 15 Romaine at College Sings Wallingford announced at Praise Accompanies Original Songs of have Group B The pur- engagement of daughter and at 815 29 Bo Main St Oberlin O the their pose meetings is to acquaint Peyton to of the Miss Dorothy Haworth students with the rules of various Honrs 9 IS am 1 S pm Von Continued from Pag Oiu dall Edith Lyman Margery Aber Bonnell Erie House Has Sleigh Ride Hold Senior Of Wenck Allen Thomas of games there is any person who French ex- 86 If Evenings by Appointment the rhythm and Louise Green Violas Loren Pa Miss Haworth Oberlin desires to join the group he is Also Formal Y M of Forgotten anoth- traveling Europe Tea Reception To the Editor er tune by Cady Oliver Margolin Cellir has been in dur urged to communicate Walt Telephone 687 Eastman and Lane by ing past year with op the Review the Legionnaires Nellis DeLay Rosamond Salis the Richards Antlers Sponsors Folk Dance martial entrance Mr Bonnell who is the son of at theme set to music At this particular time it seems by Halsey and bury Basses Katherine and Mr and Mrs Lee P Bonnell of especially fitting that the women Lane and by the humorous chant ETg caii a heart a heart This Mary Elizabeth Borroff Ted Ju Erie has taken degrees at Oberlin For Better Going in the New Semester on the campus express their feel- of the Bolsheviks Were the Red- agreed by 66 Gre Gables Folk Dancing veher as well as at the University of Il- was ings on a subject of concern main- dest Russians written by Cogs- Cupids corner on Sat- Bassoon Lois Fees Oboe Ruth linois and the University of Bonn couples at ly to them but also to college well and Barry Abdul John Folk Dancing the Blair Saxes Don McGinnis in Germany THE PEW WITH urday night at the Inn was officially In- as a whole Finch goes a bit bloodthirsty in USE stepping through a huge heart troduced into coeducational circles the Gordon Hasse Vernon Reeder The Symposium which has just Arab war song composed for entrance of the dance floor here last Wednesday night when him by Lewis Hubbard Horn Brass Bill Os it the drawn to a most successful close and Barry were greeted by varc- a group gathered in 25- trander Walter Woodward Wayne INK the dancers Warner Gym was made possible by Piece Orchestra TELEVISION SUPPLY red hearts and Lar- under the leadership of Miss the untiring Feller Howard Fladd Guitar Ohlyo artooned Verna efforts of the Womens League Accompanying the actors will Z hot band In the cen- Brooks Because of twentyfive- piece Howard Bahr Gills red the success of guided by its president Virginia be a orchestra di- room hung a lamp cast- the first dance Arrangements in a competent ter of the another one is to Deringer We women are rected by capable Westy Romaine of a huge heart upon be held in Warner Gym taking professional manner are now being For Milk Shakes le the shade tomorrow this opportunity to express our who conducted the performances Snappy red nd silver night at oclock of transcribed by Romaine and Fladd the floor 730 sincere appreciation splen- The Pirates of Penzance last out the Immediately for this and the orchestra will rehearse troerams carried further following the bas- did and November Westy has augmented different invitations were invaluable experience with the cast every evening of the theyre theme Formal ketball game last Saturday night a Speaking the his own popular dance band by the a 8 of Womens League final week before presentation issued privately by Embassy men inclusion of a complement of asking to non- dating square dance took brings to mind the personality who 8 Gables girls them strings an oboe and bassoon ir to place has remained constantly in via valentines You might in Warner Gym A caller the Most v a LCJ be their background and who is tradition- of the added musicians are replied and an orchestra from Kipton aid- lsk them how they ally and known members of the Conservatory Duchess Sny- officially as the Social Chairman ed in the festivities Dean of College Women We Symphony Orchestra black moire dress trim- The personnel group now 1 1 der wore a should like her to know that we of the with acqua marine velvet The includes Violins Bill Sokol Dick med are aware of the fact that her Is Real Satisfaction THROW 010 to the fun were Bird Dave Blumenthal There Lsts who added French House tasks this year have been many John Ken MS KIM Mrs Dudley and Mr and v Mr and and not easy in any sense of Dudley looked the Mrs Sams Mother word and we feel she gown the flat prairies of that that In a Neat Appearance charming in a green satin QVER Lorain has met her responsibilities with Alumni Game wore an icy gray nd Mrs Sams County last Sunday night rode capability and deep understand- The Parker Vacnmatle latm tunic vuisiuK 23 French House men and women ing of our problems Through the This Saturday Wont Bon Dry in Classes rnoks nurple chinon ac rcuwj on the annual French House hay Editor of the Review Miss Von f or Exams cordian pleated gown mieu Wenck we extend to you our for the for- ride Setting out Continued from Page One SEE Days Ahead red silk cerise Plans after an early thanks for what you have done For It Lets You of the social mal were in charge supper the francaise rolled along for and been to us Were grate- his day baseball People who pay great attention to the important IS It Need Refilling and Hold especially thanks In the spring hairman Gables until shortly after nine when they ful for this year under your Dean- was his biggest interest and he 102 More Ink Than Old- Style valuable asl- details of their costumes know neatness is far Ree Twiggs for his ship with its wise and friendly never or that returned to the Maison for hot trained for either track Millions of moderns are now re- with the decorations minute istance guidance tennis in which he participated more important than merely being uptothe- during the eveni- chocolate and cookies Madame placing their old blind barrel pens Punch was served Our loyalty and love are assur- with success as phenomenal as that Parker Vacu- Johnston directrice in fads with this revolutionary ng Former Gableites returned of the French edly yours he attained on gridiron He style because this aaclesa marvel Mary the matio for the dance were Jane House chaperoned the event The Oberlin College Women held the college championship in ends writing the bard way When Taylor Margaret Gold Bill Came- tennis and won the Big Six broad held to the light it lets you see the ron and Dick Baetz jump record in track with a leap ENTIRE ink supply hence wont run dry at some crucial moment of over 22 feet On the basket- In addition to cleaning of proved quality Robin- because has fewer parts Deans Leaders Declare ball equally at And it it court Gray was son The Dry Cleaner offers you a complete RE- holds 102 More Ink Its Scratch- All- College home as he played brilliantly for Proof Point of Platinum and Gold Successful three straight seasons PAIR service Fur and cloth garments repaired eliminates pen drag Its lustrous Symposium was on gridiron how- laminated Pearl and Jet design is a Wes Romaine and his Rhythm It the and relined at unusually low prices ever modest unassum- wholly new and exclusive style Guild played for the all- college that the We extremely gratified pianist who is at present working ing gentleman who was a friend This Pen is carried by more col- dance held in Rec hall last Saturd- are any Leopold to of the lege students than other two ay night following the basketball with the results of the Symposi- in collaboration with Mrs all and the embodiment COMBINED won the perfect athlete made his greatest makes It Approximately seventy five um said Miss Von Wenck Dean Stokowski told of her work in recent Pen Beauty Contest by a prnie Oft- Countilspons- triumphs repeated stories of 2 1 was awarded by the touples attended the Student of College Women The success teaching and furthering music ap- vote to tell ot his scoring in three succes- All- America Board of Football to ored dance Paul Cooper of the plans depended on the work preciation courses for laymen sive years against Cornell of his the 90 outstanding players of 1936 as in charge of the arrangement chaperone done by the women themselves which class she feels should be three field goals one touchdown Try the Parker Vacumatic at any ind Mrs Hatch was good selling pens Identify the and they did a wonderful job The taught to appreciate music to be- and two points after touchdown store game against Ohio genuine by this smart ARROW Clip Symposium fulfilled its purpose come members of a good audience in a single 109- a this holds this Pen low and SAFE and was a success in every way State of his yard run in Pen Cosmos Miss Johnson also played a short game in the pocket The Parker Coh Initiate Said Womens League President Cornell and of the consist- Robinson the Dry Cleaner Janesville Wis group of numbers ently brilliant play that charac- 9iarKer Virginia Deringer The Sympos- 18 New Members Woodruff told terized a career which however 11 South Main Street Phone 05 ium was more successful than any Miss Myra of the ScIF- aiUUMNTlIDAN11IH MiEHMfltnuTMRHMtKAUY PIM1CT great was never tainted by con- To Moltt Your fen o CImiiw rinriLF of us had hoped it would be and important part that social work JuniorV ceit nor marred by unsportsman- mite with Parker Quint the new quick tit t2M At Deans Home it was well worth the work that and adult education play in every drying ink that dimlves depoaiti left by Ova- rSinin I0 tSM and 13 like conduct patMlogging inks 15c 25c and up was put into it I am especially community she has done a great a glad so many women on the It was with regret that The Cosmopolitan Club will in- that deal of social work in the East and campus were able to work togeth- Oberlin heard of his accidental itiate its new members for the er on something that they are all is at present supervisor of parent death in 1921 but it is with con- second semester at the home of interested in Over four hundred education and nursery schools in siderable pride that Oberlin points to his record and character and Dean and Mrs Edward Bosworth women seniors and underclass- the Pennsylvania department of part in making the pays honor to his memory by the 78 South Professor this Thursday men had some Public Instruction Symposium the best thing ot its perpetuation of his Ideals Staiiwyc says at p Josephine Barbara Miss 730 m kind ever done by Oberlin women Fuller recently elected president June Stockfisch program com Dr W R Gregg DR A C SIDDALL of the club will be in charge of the mittee chairman said that this Anno respect ror amor ceremonies Svmuosium has added Aim mnuaov M W College St women in general and for Oberlin rmmccAir Following the initiation Mr 10- S- Luckies make 12 S hit Honrs and a T with particular The wo- Ota rhmtm Um Norman Gutry will present a slide women in if men who spoke to us here on Fri Ofcarila aWtae Baak BM PHONE 500 lecture on the almost unknown day and Saturday were intelli country of New Zealand Mr gent and anticipated our questions Gutry comes from Onewhero New they told us what we waniea 10 my throat e NEW amazing shampoo Zealand and has made a thorough know and that was the important h i thing ttudy of his native land A dis- H Billowy The high points of the week- end soapnoto11 cussion period will follow the lec- d- schedule proved to be Mrs Kyles When talking pictures arrived my ture After the meeting refresh- chapel talk on Friday the follow- IranCMCatI suds for soft glistenfling hair ments will be served by Helen ing luncheon for the committee- stage experience on Broadway gave Tolen and her committee members the reception on Friday general meeting on Corner me my chance on the screen Taking The guests of the club will be night and the M31 VfC Saturday afternoon The idea of Drugstore Mr and Mrs Horton Mrs Ufll 9 care of my throat became serious Walter having the alumnae guests stay at Lydia Lord Davis and Mr and dormitories on Friday night was business with me so I changed to Mrs Herbert May greatly applauded by all of the in Members of the club will please women on the campus because Luckiesa light smoke Of course I way they were privileged to if Y note that second semester dues that II smoke other cigarettes then know and talk to the alumnae in a now and are now payable to Crock- William more informal and intimate way a It II sooner come back er at the Quadrangle to anyone but or later I to or The general meeting on Satur- on his committee Membership day afternoon presented four dif- Luckies They make a hit with my cards of the topic The 0 will be issued on such pay- ferent aspects throat and also with my taste ment College Woman in Her Communi- 11 Miss Mary Ela who is at At the meeting yest- ty of the board present head of the art department erday Phoebe Eaton was appoint- Kentucky on all d at Berea College in Program director for the club many places that art to fill the position accu- spoke of the formerly community life and how the Fiction Non- Fiction Religious Books Pied by Jo of has in Fuller The members woman is related to her the board also voted support the college to community through this medium And Music Books RKO RADIO PICTURES STAR American Youth Act 7 to I Marion Parsons Robinson NOW APPEARING IN The Cosmopolitan co- Mrs Club is at the University of PLOUGH AND THE STARS operating in sponsoring the slide who teaches THE Denver in Colorado gave an inter- lecture of Mrs Sue Bailey Thur- speak- esting exhibition of choral Mn on Youth Movements in India to ideas that wi ing which contrary Friday evening in Wright in the field of Laboratory it is entirely new really an attempt at The names dramatics is of the new members of a form very similar Ln independent survey was made recendy M the club the revival are as follows Ruth the Greek tragedies rooks Betty to that used in W Wilson Christine chanting of the chorus She among professional men and women lawyers Habeggar Nancy Burd Florence in the group illustrated the form with a OFF ron James Tipton Lou Einera exp amed Of those who said of Oberlin women and doctors lecturers scientists etc John Oesch Bertha Robinson Dick which it may wnney the various ways in Betty Mills Kent War- difficulty of findmg they smoke cigarettes more than 87 stated they ner be used and the Eileen Shea Mr and Mrs I VnflB- TUBlCinir MODERN LIBRARY EVERYMAN SERIES Gotrie Betty Dorothy verse suuea i r concert light smoke Stephens Huddie Johnson personally prefer a inkier Ruben Turner Charles Miss 100 Titles 200 Titles Walker Miss Stanwyck verifies the wisdom of this pref- Examined 79c copy 69c copy Eye erence and so do other leading artists of the DR J E BARNARD rUea Fitted DBRTItT radio stage screen and opera Their voices are four Tables of PfcoM 490 their fortunes Thats why so many of them it Wwt Collar mWWi EXTRA SPECIAL BARGAINS smoke Luckies You too can have the thrpat pro- tection of Luckies a light smoke free of certain DR PAUL C COLEGROVE 1QC 34c 50c 0c harsh irritants removed by the exclusive process THE FINEST TOBACCOS Mrk B Wert Oolleaj sK A McGrann Dr Ja Values to 300 gende the throat THE CREAM OF THE CROP Hoorat B- Ifs Toasted Luckies are on aad S Ha raova MBOollegIK TERMS CASH NO LAYAWAYS A Light Smoke A G Comings Siih d- Your Throat BOOKS GREETCTQ CARPS MTJBIO AGAINST IRRITATION AGAINST COUGH Chaff CotW 1MT fta Mwi A Registered Pharmacl AlwT tHka uarg Pag Foot 1H in

I X t racEi wesleyan vtiermen Face Yeomen Here ToniSnt Bishop Swordsmen Qain Wittenberg Hands Sports Calendar Jerry Griffith Star Oberlin Girl Wins Tie With Foilists Honors in Carnival TONIGHT 667 Barbara Dudley VARSITY SWIMMING Sprintman Lost To daughter f After starting out as though in- ed a long and arduous bout and Mr and Mrs C II Cagcrs Seasons O Wesley an at Oberlin Grey tent upon vanquishing their oppo- scored simultaneous touches with Gables took second pW Crane Pool 2- n fencing wizardry the score 2 and the result that the slalom race w Thru nents with all the 3- fr 815 eomen ness the bout was called a 3 draw and in the winter carnival hold at their command the Yeoman each team awarded one- half point cently at Syracuse UnlvcrX Third Home Loss Intcrclass Basketball swordsmen last suffered a relapse In the final bout of the day Cap- Hho was also on the By FARNtTM COFFIN 1 1 I 780 to enable a con- tain Bellows faced Smith and drop- raco late in the match oi team and swimming team ped a hectic 3- 2 decision as de- shuttle ski Seniors vs Frosh Tonight at 815 in Crane fool Oberlins fident Ohio Wesleyan quartet to the relay nunrt- t liberations became more minus the services of its high point man Jerry Griffith faces Ohio 6 6 heated Butlerites Prepare for Tough Week Facing 830 tie their dual meet at than the bout itself Wesley an splash squad led by She sensational Moran brothers the Utterback charges had Juniors vs Cons after Muskies Case Away and Alumni Here These two boys have been practic up a 6- 3 lead at one point in Interciass Bowling built ally a two- man team breaking one 4im MorriJl is expected to give a the afternoons proceedings Game Saturday Seniors vs Sophs pool record after another and so 100 Gray Memorial good account of himself in the Bob led the early rout as this season leading the Bish- Park VARSITY BASKETBALL far yard free style Joe Stella in the he captured three foil bouts in ops to victories in five meets May- By GEORGE MAHL Muskingum four 69 yard free Btyle Johnny while Captain P Oberlin at Weigel Minor a rapid succession a sprinter and ndrd and Frank Tucker in the 440 vic- Oberlins cage squad afforded the new Wittenberg victory bell TOMORROW backstroker are two other swim Bellows was adding two more hfatrd free style and Dick Jones in tories and Bennett one to double Interhouse Basketball mers on the downstate squad likely on its first opportunity to peai triumphantly over the Springfield the diving can be countca lor on and 850 to cause trouble for the Yeomen the score the Downstaters campus last Saturday night when the Butlerites went down to a of Oberlin points Dick point toward an early and decisive Mtes Slenty Morgue II vs Grant House Will Griffith ennings and Paul Rcuman have Oberlin triumph Park defeated decisive 51- 35 defeat at the hands of the invading Lutherans Al- despite loss in sprints Craig- 2 Elms vs Quad I However the of but down their time the Peck and Cockrun each by the though pre- game dope had pointed towards a tight close battle Griffith who has been counted on lately and will be fighting it out 435 count of 5- 3 and disposed of Smith for honors in the 220 and 440 yard with the Bishops tonight Crimson athletes didnt stand much1 5- 2 Bennett downed Smith 5- 1 Pile Out vs Yacht Club free- style Jamersonites still of chance when the two teams the Oberlin won two telegraphic while Bellows was forced to the C Noah vs Quad I have a good chance to register a Randol- faced each other Saturday Wit- BOX SCORE meets last week defeating limit before turning in successive Crimson victory phMacon 45- 21 THURSDAY College in Va 5- 4 wins over Smith and Peck tenberg led by the deadly shooting WITTEXBERG meet against Witten- Basketball In a recent arid trimming Swarthmore to the who Interciass col- Two losses in the sabre division of Sundberg speedy forward G F T berg the Morans Ed and Joe tune of 41- 25 The Jamersonites 730 between put the Oberlin forces on the spot captured scoring honors with nine- Moran lected five first places took the medley relay 100 220 f 3 3 9 in in the epee where the principal teen markers started the guns Seniors vs Sophs them Ed grabbed top honors and 440 yard free- style races the Sundberg f 9 I 19 the 100 yard free- style the 220 excitement of the afternoon occur booming in the early minutes of 830 back and breast stroke events in Werner c 0 3 3 yard free- style and 150 yard back- the Randolph- Macon competition red Bellows and Traster contest contest to hold a comfortable vs Grads the Dykstra g 3 3 9 Juniors stroke while Joe garnered firsts Against Swarthmore the Yeomen over Varsity during Interciass Bowling the and 440 yard margin the Rankiii g 2 2 6 in breast stroke did equally well winning the med- the entire tilt Businessmen vs Frosh free- style However in all five ley relay the 400 yard relay the Carlson f 2 events the winning time was slow- Net Lead FRIDAY 220 and 50 yard free style events Film Finishing Visitors Hall c 10 er than turned in by the Yeo- VARSITY BASKETBALL that and both the back and breast Performing in somewhat the 113 men during the present season at Case stroke races same way as had Eochester a Totals 19 13 51 Oberlin This would be no cause for worry week ago the invading five tallied Later this week the Yeomen VARSITY SWIMMING for the Oberlin team were it not fwlll trek eastward to engage a for nine points in the first eight OBERLIN marks turned Oberlin at Rochester for the fact that the well- balanced Rochester swimming minutes while holding the Butler- G by SENIORS F T in the same brothers against squad which will be overwhelming ites scoreless After Mytinger SATURDAY University few weeks ago Reed f 4 Ohio a favorites to scalp the Jamerson- had broken the silence on the part GRAY MEMORIAL BAS- were considerably better several Mestrezat f 12 GLEN men on Friday and to face Alle- We are now taking orders for new caps and gowns of Oberlin by making two foul KETBALL GAME AND DANCE beating the Oberlin record The Mil pushed sphere in Borden c 1133 0 6 gheny on the following evening It will pay you to get YOUR order in early as prices on shots Borden the differences in time can be partly Varsity vs Alumni these articles are rising from day to day and cannot be for two more counters to put the Cooper g 2 accounted for by the fact that the guaranteed We also have a few new gowns purchased in home boys within five points of Mytinger g 3104 10 VARSITY SWIMMING better times were made in a short That gets the best out ot tying things up But this turned advance of the price rises which may be had at a saving Copeland f 3 Oberlin at Allegheny pool Since the Oberlin pool is SPECIAL your pictures Enlarging out to be the closest the Crimson length Wesleyanites Orders must be placed before vacation Holdeman g 2110 4 standard the One used Corona portable type- squad could get to Wittenbergs may find the sledding tough too Armitage c writer 2450 pace for the remainder of the fray Yeomen Improved With most of the scoring done by Save The Date Have your old machine pot in 113 Al Fauver is favored to cop the Sundberg the Cardinal and Cream Totals 31 9 35 working condition 200- Yeomen Pfaffs Clothing Co aggregation chalked up sixteen breast stroke for the Wes- Al should give Moran CORNER DRUG more tallies in the half on Referee Brubaker Ohio March 12 Fisher Ed a Haylors The Store That Men Approve first fight OHLYS STORE six field goals and four free leyan stiff in the back stroke while 1 throws while Borden Cooper My- tinger Reed Copeland and Armi- tage contributed to eleven more Faculty Leads tallies compiled by Oberlin on eight baskets and three shots from the foul circle The opponents led Class Bowlers at the half 25 to 15 25- 15 At Half Four games have been played in To augment their ten point ad- the class bowling league so far vantage the visitors netted a with the Faculty team undefeated bucket and a free throw shortly to date and apparently out to win second period was after the under the title The way Mestrezats hook shot and Freshmen are also foul counter along with Mytingers undefeated in their one match long- range shot rather overshad- having defeated the Seniors 1444 owed in the next few moments a lw rne faculty have won single tally by Dkystra Lutheran from the Business Men 1498- 1382 guard The and Cream Cardinal from the Sophs 1608 by the outfit soon started to set the pace far again however when it repeated best score to date 1253 and from its first half playing of close the Juniors 1539- 1404 These scores of course are for two- game I checking tight defensive work and smooth team play on offense totals Here again it was all Wittenberg STANDINGS TO DATE In the rest of the fracas the op Team W L Pet y posing looped quintet nine two Faculty 3 0 1000 pointers and five foul shots to six Freshmen 1 0 mOr 1000 fill buckets and three single counters from the Yeomens hands Business Men 0 1 000 Sophomores 0 1 000 Juniors 0 1 000 Intramural 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