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VOL. XXVI.—Z551 BOWLING GREEN, OHIO, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1942 NO. 22 Announces Trip A Digest Of Dr. Alfaro Is Forum Speaker Berigan Not BG Debaters 18 Concerts The Week's Substituted Sure-Neither Enter State Booked For News For Adamic Is I-F Council Tournament Spring Tear Japan's time-tabled attack to take Java, the last Allied strong- hold in the Netherlands East In- Pan-American Authority Council Repeals Action Capitol University Is Fauley-Directed Group dies croup, proceeded on three Replace* Adamic A* As Band Deposit Host To Annual Will Appear In fronts early in the week with indi- Sunday Speaker Falls Through Conclave Three States cations pointing: to an ultimate, even if costly victory for the in- Dr. Ricardo Alfaro, ex- Contrary to the report ap- The men's debate team will The Men's Glee Club will vaders. The Dutch defenders have president of Panama, has pearing the last issue of the enter what is perhaps Its make 18 appearances during reported a 40-mile advance in the been booked to take the place Bee Gee News, Bunny Beri- most important debate of the its six-day spring tour in weBt by the enemy and the cap- Northwestern Ohio, Indiana, ture of the city of Soebang and of Louis Adamic as speaker ■I'II and his famed radio and year Friday, said Mr. Upton and Illinois, according to similar penetrations on the other on the Wood County Forum show band will not play for Palmer, professor of speech, two prongs employed in a tactic Sunday. dancing: at the Annual Inter- when the team enters the Prof. Leon Fauley, director. designed to divide the island into Mr. Adamic, in a letter to Fraternity Name Band Dance Ohio State tournament held Itinerary includes: three parts. the secretary of the Forum, on March 21. at Capitol University in Co- Sunday, March 22—Leip- Dr. Ricardo Alfaro, ex-pr*«i- lumbus. The Japan*!* landing cam* at a explained, that he has been "vir- At the time the story was writ- sie Lutheran Church and Pandora tually drafted" to help Metro- d»nt of Panama, has bean an- ten the Council had obtained an Two teams from both the A and High School. terrific cost as Allied bomber B division will participate in the squadrons were reported to bar* Goldwyn-Mayer produce a picture nounced at a Forum ipaakar to option on Berigan's services for Monday, March 23—Columbus replace LouU Adamic who has debute for Bowling Green State sunk 17 transports, two cruisers for the United States government. the night and had registered an Prof. Leon E. Fauley has re- Grove High School, Vaughnsville cancelled all of hi* lecture an- unanimous vote in favor of taking University. Those on the teams and three destroyers ai wall as He has been forced to cancel all in the A division are: Robert leased the schedule of the sis High School, Lima Shawnee High damaging numerous other craft. lecture engagements. fagemenU. up the option by signing a con- School, and Wren Presbyterian Dr. Alfaro comas to Bowling Morgan and Clarence Homan, and day lour to be taken by the Men's The out-gunned naval units of the Dr. Alfaro, considered to be tract for the date. However, the Church. Groan with a reputation as one Carl Bartch and George Yerby. Glee Club this sprint. Dutch and American command also one of the world's greatest au- contract called for a $300 deposit of th* foremost authorities on Pan- or one-half the price of the band. Those participating in the B divi- Tuesday, March 2-1—Hicksville suff*r*d lasses as two Dutch cruis- thorities on Pan-American af- sion are: Marvin Pearce and Lee High School, Farmer High School, ers and two d*stroy*rs were de- fairs, will speak on defense of the American affairs. ; This deposjt was to be divided i among the four fraternities as Mcisle, and Bernard Ryan and New Site For and International Business Col- stroyed during three naval encoun- Americas. He feels that solidari- Fletcher Shoup. lege at Fort Wayne, Ind. ter,. ty of all the countries is neces- 'agreed upon at the Council meet- This tournament, said Profes- Bricker Field Wednesday, March 25—Meth- sary to victory and that the Nazis ing. However, the deposits were On the success of the present Prof. C. F. Reebs sor Palmer, perhaps climaxes the odist Home for the Aged in Chi- are creating a serious problem by not forthcoming and the Council, Allied counter-offensive will hinge in special session Wednesday, vot- year's work for the team. Is Announced OSffO, HI., (iarrett Biblical Insti- the battle R0 Uie possession of the their efforts to gain control in Dies Suddenly The matches will start on Fri- South and Central America. ed to drop the Berigan option and tute at Evanston, III., and Meth- rich island. Should the Japs beat In Home Here get a band that could be sanc- day at 12:30 and end Saturday Construction Of Class odist Church at Marseilles, III. back the Allies and mop up the For 3B of his 58 years. Dr. Al- tioned by all the groups con- "AKT- colleges and univer-! Two Airport To Thursday — Marseilles High rest of the island they will have faro has served his country and cerned. the Pan-American idea in the field sities participated in the state. Start boon School and Kunkle, 0. valuable bases from which to Member Of University The story was printed without launch their invasion of the Austra- of diplomacy. Born in Panama, tournament last year. The meet Friday—Stryker High School, Faculty Nearly definite confirmation in order to Pettisvillc High School, Swanton lian continent. Already numerous he was educated there and at the last year was won by Capitol Uni- The site of Bricker Field, University of Cartagena in Co- 25 Year* aid the publicity program neces- versity. High School, and Delta. Australian cities have been sub- sary to make the proposed project Bowling Green State Univer- lumbia. At this meet Bowling Green sity's new airport, scheduled The club will sing at Risingsun jected to air reids and the govern- Charles F. Reebs, 62, pro- a success. ment has declared a state of full He has served Panama as as- State University was the only for construction in the near March IK. fessor of education at Uni- The Council passed a motion in- emergency and have prepared all sistant secretary of foreign af- school that had an undefeated future, has been changed to Officers of the group are: Wal- versity, died suddenly at his structing President Don Mason to the defenses to repell the impend- fairs, counselor of the Panama team in both the A and B dm- the plot directiy north of Poe ter McConnell, president; Kel- Legation in Washington, member home Wednesday evening contact booking agencies and com- ing attack. pile a list of bands that will bo I The team will have a debate Road and west of Yaunt vern Misamore, business man- of the United States Panama with a heart attack. He had Road, it was announced today by ager; Norman Huffman, secre- On the mainland, Japanese forc- available for cither the March 21 „ext week with Baldwin-Wallace es cut the Burma Road at its be- Joint Land Committee, premier of been in failing: health for President Frank J. Prout, This tary; Richard Box, librarian, and the cabinet of Panama, minister or April 17 date. This list will College at Berea. The national ginning by taking Rangoon. It some time but continued to new scene offers a perfectly level Jack Kochpr, accompanist. plenipotentiary to the United be submitted to the Council and tournament will be held in Min- will be several months before the conduct his classes. then be taken to the various neapolis, Minn., the first week in area of 120 acres on which can Personnel includes: States, vice president, and finally Professor Reebs joined the fac- proposed road from India will b* groups for consideration. April. he built a Class Two airfield. Richard Jaynes, David Hark- as president of the republic. ulty at the University in 1918 and completed and authorities be lie re The deeds of this piece of ness. Norman Huffman, Walter After serving his terms as had been very active in campus that th* stout resistance that the ground were turned over to the McConnell, James Gray, Donald president, he returned to Wash- affairs, as well as community Chines* armies have b**n offering attorney-general for approval last Kinnaman, Raymond Foust, Rob- will be somewhat cat by th* lack ington as minister. It was at movements. He served as presi- Tuesday. Final conferences are this time that he and Secretary Termites In Family Tree ert Kemner, Ed Palmer, Norman of th* vital supplies from America dent- of the Chamber of Com- now under way with the Toledo Knisely, Arlie Porter Jr., Paul Hull negotiated the treaty which merse, was a leader in the Boy In the Batan region, MacArthur Kdison people concerning removal I.indcnmeycr. continued to pull the unexpected provides for the defense of the Scout movement and an active Theme Of "Double Door" of power lines on Yaunt Road Panama Canal Zone. member of various Masonic which form a hazard to the air- William Fischer, Ralph Thom- and his gallant but outnumbered • as, Ernest Fcrrell, Eugene Der- army dealt the Japs staggering Dr. Alfaro is also famous as an lodge*. port. Professor Reehes has special- Misers and their struggles tolly tries to murder her is the ma- shem, Paul Moreland, Rolland blows by effective counter-offens- authority on international law. He keep their wealth were the inspi-llevolent burden of Elizabeth Mc- As soon as formal approval ized in educational tests and Rcichenbnch, Harold Long, Kel- es. President Quezon, of the Phil- is a member of the Permanent ration for "Double Door," the Fadden's play. from the federal government is Court of Arbitration at The measurements and several years given, a WPA project will be vern Misamore, Duane Kidwell, ippines, rallied his people to carry mystery melodrama by Elizabeth' Joe Coale. on their resistance against the in- Hague and is one of the founders ago was author of a lithographed drawn up which will cover prep- McFadden, which the University William W c c s t o n, Ixirain vaders and ,to state that the Japs jf the American Institute of In- manual on this subject. He came aration of the field and an apron Players will present for tin StlldentS BIoOU To Foulkes, Richard Box, Robert Be- are having definite trouble with ternational Law. He is now secre- to the University as an extension days beginning Wednesday. approach to the hangar. the island's civilian population is a tary-general of that organization. instructor after serving as super- This field is partly within the rardi, Bruce Siegcnthaler, Dimitn intendent of schools in Athens. The New York Times immedi- Be 1 yped In 1 CStS city limits and is within 10 to 12|Kunch, Waldo Egbert, Richard big understatement of facts. Six countries have decorated ately saw a parallel between him for his work in the diplo- Colon, and Plymouth, Mich. minutes walking distance from Parker, Paul Knerr. In Russia, th* Germans hav* drama and real life when the play Blood types of freshmen ami matic field. He is well prepared was first presented in 1933. The the campus. been trying unsuccessfully to fr** sophomores will he obtained at The property which was need- to talk on one of the most vital decadent family of the Van Brcts their trapped 16th army near Sta- Bowling Green State University ed for the airport was purchased questions in America today. Dr. Marine Corps Will , which covets much of Manhattan Jensen Presents raya and Red reports are to the Alfaro admits there is a consul Isla,,(1 mu ea8i| be next fall in what is believed to be from Mr. Dallas Ross, 40 acres, effect that it will he merely a mat- erable Nazi element south of the Give Examinations y y «""?•"■«'<° the first large-scale program of and II. J. Heinz Company, 80 tar of tin* before 90,000 troops the fabled and mysterious Hetty New Organ Series Rio Grande, but says there is no its kind in the nation. acres. in the trap will be destroyed. Sta- Green and the Wendels. basis for the fears widely voiced Students applying for enlist- The New York Times said in Each student will receive a raya is alsa the center of German in this country that South Amer- ments in the candidates' class of Miss Myrtle Jensen, instructor communications on the northern its review section: "It is grim small card designating the type ica will swing to the side of the the Marine Corps arc to have in music, will present at 4 this sector. melodrama of the inhumanities a into which his blood has been Radio Actors Do totalitarian nations if Hitler wins their physical examinations at Dr. classified. University files will afternoon the first in a series of On the home front the contin- rich woman practices upon her the war in Europe. W. H. Brown's office Thursday, be kept up to date in order to four organ recitals which she will ued attacks on American shipping brother's bride to preserve intact Kuhl's New Play March 12. have information available imme-, give during March. off the Atlantic coast, along with the family fortune and the pearls. Applicants are to be notified diately upon calls for tranfusions. | A drama, written The remaining recitals are the report that all men in Class The producers formally denied by Larry Birth Of A Nation' as to what time to report, accord- that "Double Door" rattles the The biology department will Kuhl, will be presented Thursday scheduled for 4 p. m. Wednesday, 1-B were scheduled to be exam- ing to Lieut. John L. Pratt, liai- March 11; 4 p. m. Wednesday, ined for reclassification occupied skeleton of the Wendel closet. The have charge of the blood examina- on the University program over Here For Saturday son oficer at the Cleveland re- dour family ruled by a tyrannical tion as part of the registration radio station WFIN at Findlay. March 18, and 4 p. m. Palm Sun- the headlines. To date, the toil of cruiting office, who addressed day, March 29. shipping in the Atlantic has sister lives in an ancient house on program. The broadcasts are at 4:15 p. m. "The Birth of a Nation," one men students at a special assem- Fifth Avenue, and has amassed a All the programs are open with- reached the SO mark with oil tank- Dr. Eugene Dickcrman, who daily. of the first and greatest talking bly here Feb. 9. huge fortune by refusing to sell out charge to the public. Miss ers being the main prey for the suggested the plan, believes it "Vacancy," the drama prepared motion pictures, will be shown in Lieutenant Pratt informed Dr. its real estate." Jensen will play the organ in the wolf packs of German submarines. will be particularly effective in by Kuhl, is an adaptation of a the University Auditorium 7 p. m. Frank J. Prout, university presi- Victoria Van Bret rules the University Auditorium. Under the present set-up 86 per times of disaster. short story he wrote a year ngo. Saturday. University students dent, that he will accompany a family wtih a maniac's firmness. cent of the men in Class 1-B are The need for blood typing be- In the cast will be Kuhl and Joan Today's program consists of: and faculty will be admitted free. medical officer to the campus and Her sister, Caroline, is helpless came evident a year ago when Echelbcrger. Chorale Preludes Brahms slated to be reclassified for mili- before her. In a dark room that "The Birth of a Nation," di- that applications will be received Mrs. H. B. Williams, wife of the "Alabama Fables: Little Red 1. C how blessed, faithful, spir- tary service. until the time of the next visit. has not been changed since her rected by D. W. Griffith and star- University president emeritus, Riding Hood,' which contains Ne- its, are ye Those accepted for the candi- father died, Victoria goes through gro dialect, will be presented this ring Lillian Gish, has been shown needed transfusions of an un- 2. A rose breaks into bloom Conklin Releases Five widely in recent years in theatres dates' class will, unless the na- her cheerless routine with cruel common type of blood. Though afternoon. Lois Mayficld, Ned regularity. She is more cruel 3. My inmost heart doth yearn throughout the country. tional emergency requires men 450 students, faculty members, Freeman, Phil Miles, Ed Lautncr, Name* For Dean's List than ever now because her broth- Films from the Museum of immediately, be allowed to grad- and townspeople volunteered their and Mary Jo Davis have parts in Ave Verum Mozart uates before being called to er is marrying a young lady who Andante Cantabile Tschaikowsky Addition of five names to the Modern Art in New York which blood, more than 100 were test- the production. Quantico, Va., for three months' is not of his social station, and Ariel .. _ Bonnet Dean's List was announced today will be shown here soon are "Lit- ed before one could be used. Miss Caroline Nielsen, profes- training. she senses a threat to the integ- At that time Dr. Dickcrman se- sor of foreign languages, will Romance Sans Paroles Bonnet by Dean Arch B. Conklin. tle Caesar" with Edward G. Rob- rity of the Van Bret fortune. cured information as to willing- speak Friday. Largo Handel They are: Tedca Arnold, Leon- inson, "Anna Christie" with Greta How Victoria tortures the bride ness to donate, weight and ap- ard Jennings, lola Jolliff, Eileen Garbo, and "The Sex Life of the with studied austerity and final- Pickett, and Haiel Rothrock. Polyp' 'with Robert Benchley. Hedden Is Hero parent health, sex, address, tele- phone, and type of blood. In Horse Opera Juniors And March Responsible For Sophomores To Be What They Are Saying... The old tradition of shooting nn injured horse came too near be- Mugged Today Class Committees Blowing Noses—Skirts BOB SEALOCK IN "MERE MUSINGS"—"The history books of ing repeated when an accident the future may refer to 1941 as the year the United States be- occurred at the Hedden School of Janior and sophomore class Named By Prexy Have those windows gotten so fire, or whatever happens to be came of aae." Riding recently. pictures will be taken tail grimy that the outside world looks around to hug, while th* Lion HUGH NOTT IN "NOTT MUCH"—"There are some awfully A two-year-old colt, which was morning at 10, according to Senior class committees were like continual dusk? Does that roars, hoping against hope that screwy things happening around Bowling Green." stabled on the second floor of the Francis Rath, .ditor of th* announced today by Senior Class old rug need a regular cleaning? the Lamb will arrive by the first 1942 Kay. Juniors and topho- President Quentin Bowers. The day of that glorious season, DAVE KROFT IN "MOURNING MALE"—"I'm cutting classes in barn, stepped through the open Well, now is the time for all good trap-door leading to the main noni will b* excused from committees are as follow: men and women to come to the Spring. my correspondence school course by mailing them empty en- floor. He pawed the air franti- th*ir 10 o'clock class** and General Committea — Chairman, aid of Spring—and with Spring Now, fellows, don't got down- velopes." cally with his bock foot in an •hart class aiMtings will b* Margaret Wilson; June Smith and comes house cleaning, love (of hearted, as in everything, there is effort to regain hia footing. hold b.for. th. pictares ore Mildred Wolf. which too much has already been at least one advantage of these Caps and Gowns — Chairman, In Today's News... H. G. Hedden held the excited taken. A foe of ton cants said), and the March Winds! gruesome 31 days. Those destruc- horse to prevent him from falling will b. charged at th* lime th* Quentin Bowers; Helen Fashbaugh, tive breezes romp and swirl Mary Lou Mauerhan and Ruth The Lion Is on his way, as we Bunny Berigan will not play for Inter-Fratemlty Dance. further. Mrs. Hedden and a picture! ore taken. have noticed In the last few days, around the skirts of our fair co- neighbor, attracted by the tur- Pictures will be taken in an Phillips. eds, and with skirts as short as Debate teams enter Ohio State Tournament. Senior "Sneak Day"—Chairman, what with red noses, running eyes, moil in the barn, came to the res- unu.ual poie and Editor Rath they are these days (because of Appearances of Men's Glee Club on Spring tour an- Roger Gifford; V.I Sautter and and chattering teeth. It seems cue. A rope was fastened around requoiti that each class b* that March is sort of the inter- National Defense, you know)— nounced. the horse and he was hoisted to folly represented. John Bronson. Gridiron Banquet (arrange- mediate month of the year—it's well, you are in college now, you Site for Bricker Field is changed. the floor again. Th* next two week, will be too late for sleigh rides and ice can draw your own conclusions. There was a whinney of relief devoted to taking pictures of ments)— Chairman, Don Mason; Prof. Charles F. Reebs dies suddenly. Charles Rankowski, Bruce Eatex- skating and too early for picnics As I leave to brave the storm, Dr. Ricardo Alfaro replaces Louis Adamic on forum pro- as the young colt found solid various campus groups. A and spring fever—darn it. It's just a word to bolster your mo- boards under his hoofs again. He complete time schedule will ly, Don Patterson and John Fails. Senior Class Committee—Chair- sort of a mean month when you rale—Spring is just around the gram. came out of the accident with a be posted on th* Key bulletin man, Dondus Berndt; Mary Wag- stop to think about it—but then corner—well, we can dream, can't All-Campus TipOff dar.ee will be held Friday. scraped leg and plenty of sore board in th* Well. who does? Everyone hugs the we? Swimmers and wrestlers go to invitational meets. muscles. ner and Joan Sandbeck.

■ PAGE 1! BEE GEE NEWS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1942 Radio Production Presents New Mourning — Campus Camera nott much Male By HUGH NOTT Problem For War-Time Censors By DAVE KROFT

There's some awfully screwy things hap- Recently adopted by the office of freedom is essential to an Allied vic- "You should be careful to pull censorship in Washington, the new ra- pen around Bowling Green . . . just for tory; radio is a direct link between the your shades down at night. Last example, Ruth Harding reccnty became eligi- dio censorship code is designed to pre- night I saw you kissing your 1 heads of government, the centers of ble for membership in Masque and Mantle, vent spreading information that might wife." war and the people. It essential that campus dramatics honorary ... so, under the be of value to the enemy and to exer- "Ha, ha, ha, the joke's on you. the voice of radio speak both wisely direction of June Smith, organization prexy, cise careful control over certain pro- and calmly.—Minn. Daily. I wasn't home last night." grams that might be used as espionage < » Eukie Moellman sent Miss Harding an invi- tools. "Doc, what's the tation bid . . . meanwhile, in another corner Swing Is True Art, Says of the campus, other wheels were grinding Radio presents many problems that difference between rhoumatiam were never met by George Creel and University Professor end gout?" slowly ... the Student Council mailed to his board of censorship during the first "Well, put your foot in a viae Masque and Mantle an Swing is art, and it is recently be- and screw it so tight that you can invitation to compete World war. Magazines and newspa- no longer endure it.. That's rheu- in the Assembly Award pers can be censored as they leave our coming great art. "The difference be- tween Beethoven's Fifth Symphony matism. Give it one more turn, contest ... at the borders, but many stations can be and that's gout." heard in foreign coun- and Benny Goodman's 'Opus '/;•,'" con- same meeting which cludes Dr. J. F. Brown, psychology < » discussed Ruth Hard- tries; yet no control can Thanks to Glenn Van Wormer, professor at the University of Kansas, ing as a prospective War One be exercised over pro- who is now out at Fort Sill, Okla.. member, the organiza- "is one of degree, and not one of kind." for the following: Had No 8Tams after they are tion voted to enter the Art, he explains in a new textbook, Patient: "I don't drink, smoke, broadcast. contest, strictly on a Radio The radio code fol- "The Psychodynamics of Abnormal Be- swear, gamble, or chase after Cetuorship lows the lead of news- havior," is the expression in more or women, and yet I suffer constant- non-competitive basis, paper censorship in per- less disguise of conflicts or problems ly from headaches. What is the however ... in the mitting no material to that are a part of life. matter with me?" ens u i n g correspond- be sent out that might be of aid to the Songs are popular when the problems Doctor: "Your halo is on too ence, little Eukie got enemy. Weather reports are banned; which are their content are easily rec- tight." her wires crossed, and mixed the letters up news of troop movements, ship sink- ognized— when the dis- < » 'just a bit . . . imagine Ruth Harding's as- ings, defense production and casualties guise is thin. Usually Traveling Salesman: tonishment when she got a cgrd from Masque are limited to general information or Popular the lyrics of swing mu- "Do you have a spare room for and Mantle thanking her for her kind invi- the night?" tation to enter the Assembly contest . . and official release. Sonns Are fic 8Peak °f. unrequited „. , , love, a problem of deep Farmeri "Well, yes, but you what did Kid Gifford think when he received Greatest changes in censorship arise will have to (CENSORED) . . a letter inviting the Student Council to be- Simple In concern to boys and girls in special programs where the radio c > come members of Masque and Mantle? . . . Content 0f college and high "Isn't this a good place to come may be used as an espionage tool of the school age. And they nope, things like that couldn't happen any- enemy. Quiz programs, ad lib speech- for men who have asthma?" waere but Bowling Green. speak pretty frankly. "Yes, the girls are so dumb es, panel discussions and interviews THINGS ABOUT PEOPLE present special difficulties because i As are disguises its content, uses they can't tell it from passion." technically difficult and distorted ex- c > Wanna Relax? Listen To A From an old friend, Jesse Mittleman, the is impossible to pre-censor the mate- The skipper of a rial. pression forms, and requires more creator of "The Spigot." comes the following competence of the performers, it be- • inking boat rushed up to a crowd snatch of truly classical verse: Enemy agents may be able to use comes "great" art. of scared passengers. "Who Kampus Kat Jam Session Roses are red, man-in-the-street inter- If you want to satisfy yourself that among you can pray?" he asked. Violets are blue, < By JO TRUE vere cases of Rigor Mortis are views, quiz and similar popular music is becoming "greater" "I can," answered a minister. Sugar is sweet. The Enemy programs in making re- "Then pray, sir," said the skip- in the Groove. Finally Staub art, just listen to records made in the Did you ever wonder how peo- pauses to wipe his brow and get But where can you buy the damn stuff? Cmdd ports to espionage head- early twenties and compare these with per. "The rest of you put on life ple used to release their emotions preservers. We're one short." the hair out of bis eyes and an- It's nice to see Porky Morrison. Bob Hun- ., _ . quarters if precautions the latest recordings of the same songs. before the days of swing? For other afternoon jam session is ter, and Hal Mehlow back at school, even for Use Quiz are not t^n « s it begins to look as if boogie woo- From the old records you will hear over. just a few days ... we aorta like those fly- Broadcasts The radio code speci- "I fainted. They brought me gie is here to stay and the polka a thinly orchestrated and purely melo- to. So I fainted again." ing cadet uniforms, and maybe the Air Corps fies that programs using dic recording of the verse followed by and minuet are things of the past. impromptu speakers "Why?" For example now, take one of is the best best after all . . . we heard about as many identical repetitions of the "Well, they brought me two Announcements one guy that finally convinced his command- must choose the participants from chorus as space would these jam sessions at the Nest, large enough audiences so that no one more." such as the one last Thursday. ing officer that he was a better typist and allow. The monotony ia < > The Kampus Kats furnish such, For The Week stenographer than he was a rifleman ... so person is reasonably sure of being able iirin to the Swing Is « ear. "If the Dean doesn't inspiration as Fiddlin' Norm now he carries a 60-pound pack—plus type- to speak on the radio. Foreign lan- S me f enn G od take back what he said to me this Knisely; Fischer with his slither- Changed ° °. f >: ? " Seniors . . . All seniors expect- writer! guage broadcasts tome under special man s and Bob Crosby s morning, I'm leaving college." ing trombone, and Willie Staub's CAMPUS CUFFNOTES consideration. Scripts are to be care- From Old and Count Basie's wide- "What did ke say?" "Makes You Want to Stomp" ing to graduate in June, 1942, fully checked for information that Jazz swung choruses repre- "He told ms to leave college." drum. should call at "the Registrar's Of- Don't get sore at the weary soda-jerkers at the Nest, simply because they can't sell might be harmful in the war effort. sent variations as com- < > The K.K.s begin quite respect- fice between March 2 and 10. Furthermore, station managers are to "Why are you mailing all those ably with a slow one for the old you fountain cokes . . . apparently, some of plex, Dr. Brown insists, Scnion, Again . . . The Uni- check scripts carefully during broad- as some of Brahma's. You can even empty envelopes?" folks. But not for long! Steamin' you still don't know that coke extract, as casts so that no deviations from the listen to modern swing in a concert or "I'm cutting classes in corre- Staub first gets the Call and all versity Administration is request- well as the bottled product, is being severely originals are possible. spondence school." the rest of the boys come on out ing that seniors file an alumni rationed. "jam session." with that low-down rhythm, on < » blank. Compliance with this re- Even the request program is to be As swing gets farther away from "No, Miss O' l.u.lr. something that is a cross between changed under war conditions. The the simple love-making of the dance, a neckerchief is not head of a the "Anvil Chorus" and "March- quest is considered a requirement code says that stations are to grant no fewer individuals will be able to follow sorority." ing Through Georgia." for graduation. A small photo- telephone requests for musical pieces. it, it will become esoteric and no longer After a few solos here and there graph must accompany the blank. mere musings All mail requests are to be held for an the rest of the band aorta relaxes popular, he predicts. By BOB SEALOCK unspecified length of time to prevent Hate, Dr. Brown says, is seldom ex- and Perididdle Joe Staub comes Quill Typo . . . There will be a effective use of musical codes over the pressed in popular songs except in war One At A Time through with some solid African meeting of Quill Type at 7 p. stuff and the swingsters on the m. tonight in the Practical Arts air. time. For hostility, go to the comic Although this may be a belated eulogy/for strip or the animated cartoon.—ACP. By JO TRUE floor get mighty hot. The out- Auditorium. Initiation of new Maintenance of American radio's standing veterans out there are members will be held. the past year, still a look around will show a number of interesting things. Americans This week we humbly present Walt "Harlem's In My Blood" Aeroopagua ... All members of Blawa and Ellen Nellson with will long remember the year of '41. History God's gift to the Lonely Hearts the Aereopagus Club are asked to We Must Awake To The Fact That her New Jersey Jive. (Of course, books of the future may even hail it as the Club, Mr Richard Dunipace, whj be present for the club photo- Bill Davenport and Lcn Held are year the United States became of age. For is entirely without strings and graph, which will be taken in the in there pitchin' too.) if ever we came before the audience of Na- connections, and has a nice, shiny Student Lounge of the Nest to- The German Navy Is Still A Threat From three to five this mad fraternity pin, as yet unplanted night. Watch the bulletin board tions as a world power it was this last year. planes, but this cannot be attributed to ignor- race goes on, until the most se- By STEVE STAVRIDES HI its four years on the Bowling in the Well for the time. With great majestic strokes we painted on ance or inability. In fact, it is very suspi- Now that the Scharnhorst, Gnciscnnu, and Green campus. Because someone the panorama of the ages the LeaseiLend Boo Goo News . . All mem- other lighter ships boldly sailed past the cious that they haven't used them. II the bill, great naval ap- seems to have lifted the editor's bers of the Bee Gee News staff Luftwaffe ever uses aerial torpedoes c >m- U. Of C. Students propriation bills, plus cliffs of Dover and into the North Sea, let's picture from the Bee Gee News are requested to attend an im- bined with the protection that it gave the broad and general stop laughing at the Axis navy and be con- office, we shall be forced to de- portant meeting in the News of- two ships in the Channel, then the results scribe Dick's person verbally. He's Conserve On Paper promises that made cerned over these latest threat* to ou*r sea fice at 7 p.m. tonight. will be tragic for the British Navy. Add the power. no small lad, being 6 feet 1 inch even the wildest bab- Catholics . . . There will be a In 1937, a year after the keels of the Bis- Italian Navy and the remainder of the French and 21 f> pounds. He has crispy, CINCINNATI, O. — (ACP) — blings of Hitler and meeting of the Newman Club marck and Tirpitz were laid, the Nazis laid Navy, and Hitler could cause plenty of curly hair and greenish eyes University of Cincinnati stu- Mussolini seem as a which hide behind nice, distin- Thursday night at 8 p.m. in room the keel of a sistcrship which was named trouble. dents have launched a war econo- match against a hur- guished glasses. my movement to save paper which, 201 of the Administration Build- Hull H. In 1938 they laid down another The escape of the German vessels is seri- ricane. if it spreads to other campuses ing. There will be a panel dis- sisterahip named Hull I. There is no reason ous enough. First, it is a diversion to keep He's majoring in political sci- REALIZATIONS ence and history and intends go- throughout the country, will save cussion on the subject, "Saint to believe these ships have not been complet- the British battleships in home waters and Thomas Acquinas, the Patron AND RESULTS ing to law school after the emer- thousands of dollars annually, its ed—after all we finished the Alabama in al- in this manner prevent reinforcements of Saint of Studenta." All members Yes, it was indeed a gency. Among other things, Dick proponents here claim. most the same number of years. Similarly, naval units in the two-ocean battlefronts, arc urged to attend. noteworthy year. We was a varsity guard on the foot- Students will ask their profes- which are really of first rank importance as engaged in a deadly in 1936, two aircraft carriers, the Graf Zep- ball squad for two years, is a sors to accept themes written on a result of Nazi land moves and Japanese game of international name-calling that has pelin and the Deutchland, were begun. They member of the Varsity Club; was both sides of the paper—a breach victories. I mean, in other words, the Medi- never been equaled. Consequently, we were carry only 40 planes, but they arc unusual in sports editor of the News for two of academic form heretofore con- Oh! Unhappy Day! attacked and are now at war. But this was that they possess a cruiser's armor and guns. teranean and the Indian ocean. years, and this year is editor-in- sidered absolutely unacceptable in best classroom circles. Income Taxes Are It it also reasonable to believe that Germany Second, the Nazis got through because of chief; is a member of the Uni- not all that happened in this great year. The Backing up their request are has been able to train enough pilots in the the absence of heavy British warships and versity Civic Research League; Due Next Week-End word million was declared obsolete and these facts as to sale of theme tricky carrier operations to man half a down the lack of coordination between the Royal was mentioned in "Who's Who"; dropped from all the textbooks in deference paper in Cincinnati campus book- served on the Social Committee; to the word billion. Little children playing carriers. Air Force and the Royal Navy. The British store: During the three-month pe- Students can be happy to be in is treasurer of the Inter-Fraterni- in the street instead of wishing they had a With vessels in previous service, the Naxis ships were at Seapa Flow in the north and riod ending December 31, the uni- college March 16 when the in- ty Council; edited the Freshman trillion dollars started, wishing for a billion would have a fleet with.the minimum total no one had aninkling that the Nazis would versity's 10,750 students bought come tax returns are due. Handbook for two years; was par- trillion or some other impossible figure. for heavy ships of five battleships, three of attempt the run. Therefore, it is easy to 200,000 sheets of theme paper, Although no one has figured them of the tough Bismarck class (it took assume that the Germans are one step ahead liamentarian for the Commoners' valued at about $600. I believe that for the first time people came fraternity (incidentally he com- it out mathematically, the possi- almost the whole British Navy to sink it); of the British as far as strategic moves are Apply the local figures to the to realize how large a billion was. Especial- pletely rewrote the fraternity con- bility arises that it may be cheap- two heavy cruisers; the so-called pocket bat- concerned. approximately 1,300,000 college ly when the government increased the income stitution, which is no small job), er to go to college than to have tleships, and two aircraft carriers. It is also To sum it up in a word, the situation at and university students through- a job and earn an averaged sal- tax rate to new heights. Still this was not and was three years a member of out the nation, and the savings, if possible that the Nazis may have finished or sea, despite the traditional Anglo-American ary. all that went up during the year. Somebody the YMCA. In connection with the Cincinnati plan were adopted nearly completed many more in both Germany naval superiority, is serious. It's about time Since the new regulations have opened the door and the national debt ran the latter, he spent several two- generally, would be impressive. and the occupied countries. we dismounted our high horse and boarded week terms at Geneva-on-the-Lake been put into effect, even the out of sight. Further, it has not been caught Aa yet, the Germans have not used torpedo a streamliner. at annual convention. tl6-a-week jobs cost money to yet and if somebody does not stop it soon Dunny thinks Bowling Green is have. Father can't count Joe there is every indication that we and our a fine institution, although he's U.Ci-A. Gets New College as an exemption after he children will spend all our lives trying to Artists Jack Wilhelm graduating (God and the draft is 18 years old. But even if Joe find the (hing in the ruble of our financial BEE GEE NEWS News Reporters— board permitting) in June. His 3500-Book Library can't save his pater any money, system. Frank Alessoder lirare rb-tarhman he doesn't have to worry about Published Every Wednesday of College Year Marianne Hell I'al Srhwellaer one criticism of the school is that WHAT REALLY HAPPENED By The Students of Bowling Green Bob latarS Robert Hpwk the students do not really govern LOS ANGELES, Calif.—(ACP) the income tax until he graduates Thus ends our little eulogy. That is the State University Walter Buts Jamra Rulllvsn and gets a job which nets him Mnryvomip Clark Mary Jean Taateacf themselves. However, if the stu- —One of the best private collec- part that deals with the past year lightly. Until Illinium Hill Davenport dents are not interested enough in tions of books in this country on more than the fatal $15. Mai Dirlg Dorothy Wolf Let's get down to the facts and recognize STAFF the origins of civilization in the Of course, if he gets married, Ann KiK-h Hob t.iiiin self-government, then the admini- that it was one of the most tempestuous Buelah Knaraa Covert Mi'Laucblln Near East, consisting of 3,500 the rates are lowered, but no one Staff Meets Every Wednesday at 7 p. m. Lois Mavll. lit stration should call a spade a years in history. People will long remember spade and do the governing. volumes, has arrived at the Los would advise trying to evade the Office in Administration Building. Phone 2631 Advertising Manager Clayton Stirzaker and pay for the events that happened In '41. Angeles campus as a temporary tax by this method. Assistants Gene Skora, Bob Berry Most things don't bother Dick History books will remind them of the bat- Editor-in-Chief Richard Dunipace loan to the University of Cali- Ad Solicitors— —he's rather of a diplomat; but College appears to be one of 415 West Wooster St. Phone 2462 fornia. tles, the bloodshed, and the victories. In he does get irked at irrational the few places safe from too Maryvonne Clark Janet lloltmaycr It is the collection of the late fact, it ia fairly certain to predict that after Mary l.ou Delaler Ann Koch people, and flowery news com- highly paid jobs. The army can Business Manager . Max Hanke Betty tioodenougb Marilyn Traver Dr. James Henry Breasted, emi- awhile people will shy away from the chrono- mentators, such aa Jim Uebelhart, be included in this group, but Kohl Hall—Phone 8121 Circulation Manager Elmer Brown nent Orientalist and historian, and logical record as they would from one with a Assistants—Don Slusser, Al Harmon, Dale who mesa the news up with biased now belongs to his son and name- then, it could hardly be called Managing Editor Hugh Nott good case of smallpox. McOmber opinions so that no one recog- sake, assistant professor of art at "safe" in any respect Associate Editors. . Dave Kroft, Bob Sealock This year of '42 has much to do to live up Secretary Pauline Aeschliman nizes the truth. His favorite pas- the university. In all, despite the fact that you Sports Editor Don Cunningham to its predecessor. There may be battles times are eating and dancing, at Dr. Breasted was founder and can usually draw a "gripe" out of Society Editor Martha Walrath and defeats; there may be victories and even The opinion, exprossod la tha signed both of which he'a rather adept. first director of the Oriental insti- the average American by mention- Copy Editor Stuart O'Hara a truce but still there will never be such Columnists _.Jo True, Betty Toy columns of this paper ara tkosa of Ik. colum- Besides all this, Dick is > tute, University of Chicago, and ing taxes, it Is so bad to think Special Writers — Florence Shreve, Steve aists thoaBsolvos, and do not reflect the policy mighty good boss (plug for the was on the faculty of that univer- of March 15 when one thinks of foundation-rocking developments as the year Stavrides •f this paper. staff). sity for more than 40 years. the job to be coi of '41 can boast. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1942 BEE GEE NEWS PAGE - An Eye For An Eye, Etc - Brown And Orange Natators, Wrestlers Enter Invitational Championship Meets Mat Artists Coach Budd Cox Sees Prospects Coach Cox Takes Swimmers For Banner Year For Natators

Are Entered Freshmen Kost, Huffer, Christy, Spangler, Nutter To Oberlin For Loop Meet And Hodes Plus Returning Varsity Men Will Give Falcons Power Kenyon College's Lords Favored To Win Fifth In Case Meet Consecutive Title; Oberlin Picked To Offer By Co McLauch.it. will be Earl Christy. Earl Stiffest Competition In Crane Pool Event Six Falcon* To Compete "Bowling Green should was chosen on the honorary Against Interstate htivo the bait hulnnced swim- national high school team. Coach M. Budd Cox's swimming team, with their 1941- ming team in the itnte next Phil Hodes, who you have 12 schedule recorded in the books as the most successful Wrestlers •eeton." The wealth of all seen doing comical diving season in the sport's brief three-year history, will enter the freshmen materiel and the for the entertainment of the Ohio Conference meet at Gambier this week-end. The number of varsity men re- The Ninth Annual Inter- spectator., is expected to team's prospects are much better than last year when the state Invitational Wrestling" turning prompted Coach Cox strengthen the diving. to make this statement In an Coach Cox expects consid- Falcons finished in a tie for fifth place in the annual swim. Despite the fact thnl the Fal-* meet will be held at Case interview last Sunday. erable strength in the relays School of Applied Science, cons were hampered by a lack of Oilofc Tramnla Good men cover almost all as well as the individual men, and were forced to spot op- v,u events. The backstrohing, Friday and Saturday. Coach ponents nearly 12 points In every breastroke. diving, freestyle, Joe Glander reports that six The medley team will con- meet because of this, they won Hapless Brood and sprints will all have sist of Ken Kost, Bob Huffer Bowling Green men will com- seven of their 12 meet*. strong men. and Bill Holxaepfel. Relay Team Ranks High In Season Finale pete in the contests. The Ken Kost, a freshman from Danny Glenn, Apple Gorby, competition includes schools from Carrying the local's hopes into Connecticut, will strengthen and Bill Holxaepfel will fill the conference swim will be the Cagers End Season With Boxing Tournament Continues Ohio, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and the backstroke. Ken held the freestyle sprints with the New York. (medley relay team, Bill Hardman, Record Of Eight Wins the state high school champ- aid of Ken Kost, and George Paul Stark, and Dan Glenn, who With Second Round Tonight The men who will represent ionship for three years In hU Spangler. Bruce Bellard and have lost only to Kenyon and In 19 Games Bowling Green at Cleveland are: own state. Elmer Nutter will be swim- Oberlin, and have steadily im- Pete Stanford, 121 pounds; Jack Bob Huffer, a freshman Closing one of the most disas- The fire of ambition for p„tf 'and Bill Epps, 186-pound light- ming the distance freestyle. proved during the season. Bob Wilhelm, 128; Jim Wright, 136; from Lima, already equaled trous seasons in the history of the listic fame on the campus arc weights; Doug Myers, Harry Slaw- Doing the backstroke will North and Glenn will be swimming Newton Bates, 145; Barnes or the Ohio Conference record be Paul Stark, and Ken Kost. University the Falcons suffered biasing brightly for some of the son, Jack Spelman, Jack Baxter, the 220, Apple Gorbey and Bill Dimitri Kunch, 166, and Barnes, time of 2 minutes, 33 seconds their eleventh defeat of the sea- thirty or more men who partici- and Walter Glaus, 146-pound wel- The sprinting will be done by Holzaepfel in the 50-yard and terweights; Bob Martin, Dimitri Don Marshall, or L. V. Ebenhack, for the 200 yard breaststroke. Ken, and the distance rac- Glenn and Gorby in the century. son against eight wins at the pated in the first round of the 168. hunds of their arch rival Findlay annual all-campus boxing: tour- Kunch, Don McClain, Jim Sulli- George Spangler a fresh- ing by Paul. Holzaepfel should rank high There will be no entries for the man from Evanston. III., has In the Breaststroke Bill 40-32 in a hectic battle Monday ney. Other hopes were smoth- van, and Herb Stearns, 155-pound among the divers. Stark will do Falcons in the 176 or heavyweight made good time in the sprints. Hardman, Bob Huffer, and night. ered as the slugfest continued senior welterweights; 166-pound the backstroking, Hardman und divisions. The men will leave Elmer Nutter of Canton is Led by Larkins, who scored IS last night. Tonight more hopes middleweighta, Blaine Sterner, Jim Nicoloy are expected to Rodebaugh are the breast atrok- Friday morning for Cleveland as a freshman who is doing do the job. ers, anil North and Jean Bellerd points, the Oilers took an early will be brighter and darker as the Tom Buttle, Bruce Bellard and they weight in at 3 p. m. Friday well by working hard in the will be swimming the quarter- lead and never relinquished it. fighters scrap for the honor of Mason Voye; Dan Lust, 175-pound Diving for Bowling Green afternoon. distance freestyle. mile. Bellerd, Gorby, Glenn, and Lending 20-12 at the half-time appearing in the finals tomor- light heavyweight, and heavy- will be Holxaepfel, Earl The colleges and universities Diving for Bowling Green Christy, and Phil Hodes. Stark comprise the 400-yard free the Oilers came back to tally 20 row. weight, Ed Bayless. Entrants whose approximate weight was now entered are Kent, last year's style relay team. more points and win the game. Entries for the event closed not listed were Roger Carr, Hen- champs; Case, Allegheny, Roches- Kenyon Favored The game proved to be a rough Monday. The entrants weighed ry Chapatro, Al Sautter and Lo- ter Mechanics, Waynesburg, Al Cox Manages I-M Department Kenyon will enter this year's contest with 10 fouls being call- in Tuesday afternoon and drew well Seilshot. fred University, Bowling Green meet with the hope of repeating ed against Findlay and 15 marked for their opponents at 4 p. m. State University and Michigan Meet In Pool Starts Program as the conference champions for against Bowling Green. Kenny that afternoon. The fights last State, last year's runner-up. the fifth consecutive time. The Rothelisberger, Falcon center, waa night gave promise of a bang-up Coxmen Topple Four wrestlers return to the Coach Budd Cox will have to The Intramural Department is Lords had u very successful sea- banished from the gume via the final battle. The admission for meet this year to defend their servo in two capacities during preparing for its big spring pro- son, losing only to Oberlin and the foul route. the finals will be 26 cents for Ball Swimmers titles won last year. They are this coming week-end. On Friday, gram now as the winter program mermen from the University of Mike Kish and Roy Max led the Pittsburgh. Black a, who has general admission and 60 cents all from Michigan State and are: the Bowling Green mentor takes is reaching the final stages. Yet Falcon scoring with Kish connect- chalked up several pool records for a ringside seat. The price By 51-22 Count Merle Jennings, 121 pounds; Berle the Falcon swimmers to Kenyon on the winter program is the vol- ing for 14 points and Max tallying this season, is expected to enter for the bouts tonight is 10 and Jennings, 128; Maxwell, 145, and for the preliminaries of the Ohio ley ball tournament to he held 11. the 100 and 200-yard free style 26 cents. Intramural Student Falcons Cop All But Merrill, 166. The Jennings this Conference Swimming Champion- on March 16, 17 and 18. The squad also lost its high Director Gene Thomas said the year will compete in the 128 and ships, and on Saturday he will re- events as the favorite. scorer when Captain Dewey John- Two Firsts In The basketball leagues arc in Fred Henschel and Bob Knopf department expected a large turn- 136-pound classes. turn to Bowling Green to manage the home stretch of their battle. son left school to enter the Army out for the events tonight and Finale the Northwestern Ohio District will be entered in the breast und Air Corps. This Interstate Invitational March 9 will finish the cage play- backstroke events, respectively, tomorrow. meet was originated by Case, High School Swimming Champion- offs unless one of the league races In their opening game the Fal- The Falcon natatorj rung down under the Gambier colors, while The results of last night's Kent, and Ohio University in ships. ends in a tie. This will probably cons got off to a good start by the curtain of their 1941-42 sea- Dick Brouse stands a good chance matches were known too late for 1933. Since that time the meet So far all the entries for the happen in the National League trimming Bluffton 53-28 and fol- son last Friday with one of the in the diving event. publication. At press time the has gained in prominence and is high school swim meet have not as there arc four teams tied for lowed this with a 37-32 win over season's most decisive victories. been returned, according to Cox, Obcrlin's Richards Detroit Tech. Following this the list of entries included 30 slug- now ranked as one of the top first place. In the American The Yeomen from Oberlin Col- The sixth win, as compared to but seven and possibly eight Falcons upset the highly touted gers. As points are being given wrestling events of the district. League the Putnam Cagers are lege enter this meet with the best five losses, came at the expense schools may send teams. Coach Kent State quintet 38-34 in a to the fraternity or house cop- This year there has been a leading the field. Tomorrow aft- chance of upsetting the highly ping the most titles, there were of the swimmers of Ball State as Cox expects full teams from Fre- real thriller. the meet ended in a 51-22 victory change in the rules. Medals are ernoon at the Premo recreation touted Lords. Heading the Ober- many entries for the fraternities to be given to the first four places mont, Sandusky, Toledo DeVilbiss, center the Holy Rollers meet the After winning three straight for the Coxmen. and Bellevue. Small squads are lin aggregation are the Richards and Kohl Hall. These points will instead of the first three as in Delhi bowling team to vie for the brothers, Hugh und Johnny. John- Kami-, the Falcons then suffered The Falcon swimmers came in ect d T three straight set-backs losing to count in the final check-up for first in all but two of the events. past years. C^h fflander stated "P ? *° * •"*"?• *■». , °- top position in the bowling tour- ny swims the 100 and 220-yard the winner of the all-campus all- th.t a fourth place made the''"10, •"*.Toledo W.rte, 5ftj nament. frVsivlc events" while Captain Mount Union 48-38 Baldwin-Wal- These were copped by Earl of Ball .1 i-_-n «._ .v. 4 A ii Central, and lpossiblyy Mansfield. sport trophy being awarded by State in the 220 and 440-yard free wrestler eligible for the A.A.U. | Toledo LflAey 'wi|1 not enter . At the clinic held by the intra- Hugh anchors the medley re|,yllacc44-36 and Muskingum 43-33. the intramural department. at Michigan State on March 26 team and swims the 50-yard free The Falcons then got off to a style events. The opening event team this year as swimming was mural department Sunday, several The list of entrants and their and 27. style. Larry Fay ranks as one of winning spree by tripping Aah- of the meet saw the Brown and dropped by that school this year. changes in the program and ad- approximate weights follows: Dick lnnd 42-41, Hiram 31-22, and Orange grab a five-point lead and Coach Cox stated that three ministration were announced. the strongest contestants in the Jurrus, 125-pound featherweight; from there on it rose steadily to These changes were made to breaststroke event. Bob Warren Heidelberg 57-50. Traveling to Grapplers Lose teams may figure highly in the Oberlin the Falcons suffered a last Jack Hackett, Bill Toedter, Jack the final 51-22 end. scoring but the real contest may streamline the department to pro- is also ranked as the number one Wilhelm, Harley Hannah, Gerald Blue ribbons were won for the mote a program keyed to the i man in conference diving circles. minute defeat 48-45, but followed To Oiler Squad be between Sandusky and Fremont this with u 54-43 win over Find- Chamberlain, Everett Graseck, Falcons by the 300-yard relay with Toledo DeVilbiss finishing present emergency. Intramural Other entries will come from combination of Paul Stark, Bill Director Fred Marsh explained Wooster, Wittenberg, Case and lay. The Findlay Oilers downed the high. This set the stage for that Hardman and Bill Holzaepfel; Winners of places in the district some of the aims of the spring Kent State. The Kent State team Falcon wrestlers in the last meet record breaking road trip to Mar- "Apple" Gorbey, swimming the meet here are all eligible for com- program. Student Director Thom- was hit by mid-yeur incligibility Notes From The of this first season of intercol- 60-yard free style in 6:26.4; Hoi petition in the state meet to be as led the discussion on the work and will enter only their two aces, ietta, and Capital. Although they legiate wrestling at Bowling saepfel in the diving event; Dan held at Ohio State University on of the various divisions of the de- Don Edwards and Bill Shaffer. scored 64 points in the Marietta Northeast Glenn, who swam the 100-yard Green. The Brown and Orange March 13 and 14. This meet also partment. The next meeting of Case places its hopes on Rich- game the Falcons lost 70-64 and free style in the low time of 69.9; men grabbed only one fall to may be managed by Coach Cox, the council will be March 29. mond, a free styler, and Keidel, on the following night were hand- Corner Stark in the backstroke in 1:60.9; come out on the short end of a who is awaiting word from state a breaststroke entrant. Witten- ed a 72-64 defeat by Capital. Fol- Hardman in the 200-yard breast- 26-5 score. authorities concerning their choice berg will send a crack medley re- lowing this came three straight da- By BETTY TOY stroke in 2:56.4 and the 400-yard In the third match of the eve- of a meet manager. Swimmers Will Enter lay team into action while Lehm- feats by Otterbein 44-43, Witten- relay team composed of Glenn, ning Jim Wright, 136 pounder, Preliminaries of the district CCSC Meet At Lansing kuhl, Lentz, and Bushey will en- berg 46-45, and John Carroll. In Gorbey, Stark and Holzaepfel. pinned his opponent, Lester Lotta, meet will be held Saturday at 2 ter individual events. their next to last game the Fal- in the time of 7:17. This fall ac- Last Thursday •vaning th* team Placing second for the Falcons and finals will begin at 8. There Following the Ohio Conference Coach Budd Cox expects to en- cons tripped Heidelberg for the counted for Bowling Green's of Snyder, Burridge, Canfield, were Jean Bellard, in the 60-yard will be no admission charge for Swimming Championships several ter several Falcons in the meet. second time this season and finish- Ripley, Cook, Beckman, and Sig- free style and 400-yard free style points. The other two falls of the preliminary events, but there Falcon mermen will enter Central The Falcon mentor stated that ed by losing to Findlay 40-32. ler emerged as champions of the and Gorbey in the 100-yard free the evening were for Findlay. will be a charge for the finals. Collegiate Swimming Champion- any Bowling Green swimmer that interleague basketball competi- style. Frank Gren, 176-pound Oiler, ships of Michigan. This meet will places in the Ohio Conference Carleton College has 16 for- tion. Snyder scored 21 points for This final meet could easily be downed Dave Martin in the second be held at Michigan State College swim meet will be entered in the eign students representing 10 na- Five Represent B. G. the victors, while Peg Benroth tal- marked as the answer to Coach period in one of the most excit- at Lansing, Mich., March 14. Michigan championships. tions. lied nine for the losers. Team III M. Budd Cox's dream. Rolling ing matches of the evening. At P. E. Convention played team VI for second place slowly at first it seemed that the Wayne Blokcr was the victim of and won 32-18. Virginia Smith Falcons could not quite muster the other fall. He was pinned in Bowling Green had five repre was high point woman for the the extra spark to make them a the third period by heavyweight, sentatives in Columbus Friday winners. continuously winning team. The Ed Sustaric, of Findlay. and Saturday at the state conven- Th* newly formed Badminton cold water pools and poorly con- In the other matches Pete Stan tion of college physical education Club meets every Saturday morn- structed springboards that Cox ford, Falcon 121 pounder, lost to teachers. had to cope with in early meets, ing at 9:.'!()-11:30. Any girl in- Irey Mancuso, 7-3; Jack Wilhelm The group included: Harry Quality ; which were held on the road, terested is invited to attend this was outpointed 6-3 by Tony Bo- Ockerman, athletic director; Miss could hold a large portion of the Saturday. Members are Pricilla nito in the 128-pound class; Jake Gertrude Eppler, in charge of blame. Diemert, Oiler 145 pounder, won women's physical education; War ts Redpath, Hilda Mehring, Mary This meet saw the last home Murschel, Ibbets McClain, Martha over Newt Bates, 5-0; Keith Hum- ren Steller, in charge of men's tells you--' performance of two men Bowling mon, 155 for Findlay, defeated physical education; Miss Emilie Davison, Jane Arthur, Jean Wil- Green will miss next year in the liams, and Alice Brown. Dimitri Kunch, 4-1, and in the Hartman, assistant professor of swim circles. Coach Cox is to 165-pound class, Holland Barnes Tonight at 8 the anxiously physical education, and Tom Tab- leave soon for s post in the mili- lost to Pete Zhun, 2-3. awaited all-star basketball game ler, representing the Physical Ed- tary training program and Hon- This meet with Findlay finish- will be played by the outstanding orary Captain Bob North will ucation Club. es up the home performances of players of the present season in leave this spring via the diploma They took to the convention, a the Falcon wrestlers for this sea- the Women's Gym. The personel route. display showing pictures and son. The Interstate Tournament of the first team is Snyder, Smith, charts of physical education on Bresler, Winkler, Hendrickaon, at Cleveland, March 7 and 8, and the campus. The layout was pre- Hissong Wins Prize the N.C.A.A. at Michigan State Craig, Wolfe, Scott, Bentley, and pared by Prof. Jesse J. Currier, —But What A Prize on March 14 will finish this first Conrad, while the second team is chairman of the journalism de- year of intercollegiate wrestling composed of Finnegan, Ripley, partment. Friends appear surprised when competition for the Brown and Benroth, Canfleld, Ellis, Eigler, Dean Clyde Hissong shows them a Orange. The matmen end the Garvin, Pfau, Cook, and Lanker. Pause — gold medal he won in the recent season with three wins and six Joe Glander Pictured The public and students are in- Go relroslwd Kiwanis state bowling tournament defeats. In Trainer's Magazine vited to attend free gratis. at Toledo. On* unit of WAA credit was "I never realized you were that Dr. E. H. Sellards, director of The February issue of The First given to 61 girls who participated good a bowler," some coment. the University of Texas bureau Aider, s national publication of Th* ta»te-80od, feel-good rsfreihment of ice-cold Coco-Cola eca\ in basketball this past season. Others turn over the medal and of economic geology, has been information for coaches and train- The list is posted in the Women's see the words "low score." Dr. elected president of the Paleon- ers, has on the front page a pic- is ovarything your thirst could ask for. It's all you want and Building. Hissong rolled with the bottom- tological Society of America. ture of Joe Glander, Bowling you want Hall. Nothing evsr equals tho quality and goodness Officials for th* all-star bas- of-the-list Alliance team when one Green athletic trainer and wres- of the reof hSino. ketball game tonight are as fol- of its members was unable to be For the first time in recent tling coach. lows: Score keeper, G. Fericks; present. history of Louisiana State Uni- Pictures of Glander and six Timer, M. A. Pen ton; Umpires, The dean competed after start- versity (data on conditions dur- other men were in the second in somiD UNMS AUTMOsmr or THI COCA-COIA COMPANY IY Grail and Ernst; Referees, Fauble ing the tournament as governor ing the Civil war not being avail- a series of "Who's Who" among COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF TOLEDO You trust its quaHty and Fisher. of Ohio Kiwanis. I able), women far outnumber men. training celebrities. PAGE 4 BEE GEE NEWS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1942

Hirohito May Be Dr. Hoppes Gives OB theee cold wintry ni»hts Gone Native - Appealing Isn't It? munch OB Johnny Snyir Will Play For The 125 But We're Ending All That 5 Ways To Better Cain's Marcelle Reading Ability Potato Chips 5's All Campus Dance, Prom Ha la tho Sun of Heaven; bo's tho Moat Exalted Ralor; Campus Professor States ho's tho Emperor of Japan. All-Campus Tip-Off Dance Friday In Woman's Gym And hero i. a little known fact That Good Readers Hare that drossed yp look Will Honor Basketball Team, Coaching Staff; We repair and dry clean about tho littla bespectacled, Are Best Student* any garment Formal Saturday Marks 20th Anniversary wiaoned puppet. There have boon 124 liko Dr. William C. Hoppes, profes- GREINER SHOP By MARTHA WALRATH bias before and his son will bo sor of education, at the Univer- 143 W. Wooster Big doings for the week-end center around the Five 128. One can't figure oat sity, has suggested five ways to Brother fraternity. Friday evening they will honor this whether it is just a monotonous improve reading "and thereby year's basketball squad and coaching staff at the annual all- roatlne or a budding Alcatraa. make life more enjoyable." His campus Tip-Off Dance in the Women's Gym. The follow- Hirobito is just another knot hints are CET THE BEST ing evening they will once more don tuxes and tails for the in hia family lino and if tkoro 1. Don't use your lips. They at tho fraternity formal in the Rec Hall. This affair will be for are anymore tied in it, it shall reduce your rate of reading be- members and their guests. John- probably become so snarled up cause the eyes go faster than the GIANT HAMBURG ny Snyier and his Rhythm A'Fire Allen, Ray Kail, Dean Fogle, and that yon won't bo able to make lipa. orchestra has been enframed to Durwood Hanline. heads of tales oat of it. 2. Develop a flexible rate of play on both evening". President John Bronson has ap- Tho Japanese people have reading. This should vary as to Friday's dance will be from pointed the following men to act run a good thing to tho ground content of matter and purpose of 8:30 to 12 and during the eve- as officers for the rest of the se- in lotting one family ran ao reading. HOT CROSS BUNS long on the same ticket. Bat 3. Try consciously to read as DURING LENT ning next year's basketball cap- mester: Ralph Klein, correspond- tain will be presented. Special ing secretary; Tom Feascl, scribe; we'll change that I be-eetcha. rapidly as understanding will per- SCHEIDHAUER'S honor will also be given to Coach Bill McCann, pledge master; mit. Isolate yourself from dis- BAKERY Paul E. Landis, who has been ap- Ralph Coppler, chaplain; Jack tractions and avoid day dream- pointed state director of physical Spelman, sergeant at arms; Paul Chemical Club To See ing. education. Shepherd, house chairman. General Electric Film 4. Read daily "for fun" some- Ed Palmer is general chairman The Delhi fraternity won in the thing that is excitedly interesting This coupon and 66c present- for the dance. Committee mem- fraternity basketball league cham- and easy to read. Interest will stimulate a maximum rate and ed with order, will clean and bers assisting him are: refresh- pionship. The team will play "Exploring With X-Raya" is press a suit, topcoat, plain enforce understanding. ments. Pete Stanford, Tom Buttle Camp Perry in a benefit game. dress, or ladies' coat. the title of a new General Elec- 5. Practice often as you would and Dick Weeks; decorations, Bill The team has also entered an in- tric Co. film that will be shown in developing any complex skill. HOME LAUNDRY Salisbury, Paul Becher, Jean dependent tournament. Brother at tonight's meeting of the Chemi- Dr. Hoppes, who haa given And Dependable Cleaners Bellard and Don Greetham; or- Bill McCann won the college table 116 W. Wooster Good any dBy chestra, Pete Parmcnter, Don My- tennis singles championship. cal Journal Club in Room 100 of reading tests since 1916, has ers and Dave Martin. Last Sunday the fraternity at- the Science Building. learned at his campus clinic that moat college students see 1H to Saturday's dance will mark the tended Methodist Church in a This sound film gives a histori- 1V4 words per eyeful, or fixation. COOK'S 20th anniversary of the Five body. Brother fraternity and will honor Brother Kel Misamore repre- cal reproduction of the discovery, He said adults should read phrase CORNER NEWSTAND the eight charter members. Danc- sented the fraternity at the state development, and modern uses of by phrase, not word by word. PEANUTS POPCORN ing will be from 9 to 12 and deco- Alpha Tau Omega convention, held X-rays. "Ordinarily the better a pupil reads, the better his school work CIGARETTES rations will be in a nautical theme, at Cincinnati recently. Dr. W. D. Coolidge, director of suggesting a ship. Charles Arnold will be. By reading 15 to 18 the General Electric Research books a high school freshman usu- is general chairman for the af- Phratra sorority gave tho la.t of Laboratories and inventor of one fair, assisted by Charles Bucken- its series of rush partiies Thurs- ally will advance his reading rate of the better known types of X- to that of the average sopho- Grilled meer, Dick Manahan, Herschel day evening. The rushees have Exotic Gene Tierney it cut at the native girl in "Son of Fury." tho ray tubes, takes part in the movie Johnston and Bill Bokerman, dec- been entertained by a Who-dun-it story of Benjamin Blake starring Tyrone Power. Based on Edison more," Dr. Hoppes contended. Marshall'* best-selling novel, lhi» lateit 20th Century-Fox hit, which and explains some of the details orations; Doug Myers, Carr New- party, an American War party, a Hot Dogs wa* produced by Darryl F. Zanuck, it at the Cla-Zel Theatre midnight in the production of X-rays. Sigma Xi, scientific research comer and John Phillips, refresh- newspaper party and a bean party. Saturday and Sunday and Monday. The movie was produced in ments. Mary Ann Symonds, rushing chair- society, haa granted a charter for Hollywood under the direction of establishment of a chapter at COMBINATION Guests for the evening will be man, has been aided by Leota Ca- John J. Boland. Louisiana State University. Dr. and Mrs. Frank J. Prout, Dr. shen, Becky DeWitt and Dorothy Elmer's Tune Is 100 Couples Attend SANDWICHES and Mrs. L. B. Slater, Dr. and Fisher. "Esquire Club" Dance Mrs. II. Lltherland, Prof, and The formal rush dinner was a 12 Hours Of Home FRI. — Continuous Sat. Mrs. Upton Palmer, Prof, and Lucky Dinner held at tho Falcon's Ec In Key Of High C The 'Esquire Club" sport dance WHITEHOUSE Mrs. E. C. Powell, Mr. and Mrs. Nest Tuesday evening. Horseshoes, was held in the Kohl Hall dining Two swell pictures you're sure to enjoy Paul W. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. M. "Big Elmer" Brown, 6-foot HAMBURGER SHOP four-leaf clovers and other lucky room Saturday evening from 8:30 Budd Cox and sorority and fra- 6 H-inch senior, it the only man signs carried out the theme, to 11:30. The rooms were deco- i in ternity representatives. on the campus who hat 12 hour* Cl AUDETTE COLBERT "Lucky speeches" were given. rated in a modernistic night club of home economic* courtet to An all-campus nickelodeon will Hannah Blnckburn acted as mas- design, including Esquire Magazine also be Saturday evening in the hit credit. REMEMBER the DAY ter of ceremonies. pictures And a "glitter" bar. Women's Gym for those not at- The "ttudent giant" it a * w.th JOHN PAYNE « M.mb.r Fodoral Reserve tending the formal. All in all, it Bota Gamma Upsilon fraterni- trantfer from Ohio Wesleyan Approximately 100 couples were System sounds like quite a danceable ty is making plans for its convo- University and hit home it in ushered in by Doorman "Skeeta" week-end which should meet with cation program scheduled for Sandutky. Brown it not only Gallihcr. The music was supplied majority approval. early in April. Marshall Foltz is noted for hit ability to "man- by the Sandusky Dixielandera. At Bank of chairman of the committee for ar- age the home" but it alto able intermission punch and cookies The Five Sister sorority enter- rangements. to ting high C, which it quite were served at the bar. Wood County tabled a group of rushces at the Representatives of a national a job in ittelf. But never Robert Desscker formulated the movies last Wednesday evening. fraternity spent the week-end at mind, Elmer it a big boy I evening's program, assisted by the MIDNITE SAT. (door open at 12:00) M.mb.r Fodoral Deposit Mary Lou Shclton was general the fraternity house, and then decorating committee, Ralph Flack SUN • MON Insurance Corp. chairman for the party. On gavo members a complete sum- High School Annual and Paul Smythe; refreshment Thursday evening the sorority en- mary of requirements for nation- committee, Bill Fischer, and or- tertained with a slumber party. alization. The traveling secre- Will Sponsor Movie chestra, "Skeets" Galliher. Mary Jane Wilson was general tary talked to members and pledg- The Lust hrAdvtniure chairman. es at a joint meeting on Tuesday Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs- The sorority is now making night. day the senior class of Bowling Miss Enna Pigs, second grade plans for their formal rush parly Under the guidance of pledge- (Ireen High School will present teacher at the University Labora- "11.M. Pulham Esq.". ut the Cla- HOLLAND to he held next Thursday evening ■attM Clarence "Steel Mills".Ho- tory School, will attend the gold- at 7:30. man, the fraternity's IB neo- Zel theatre. en jubilee convention of the As- Advance sale of tickets is 25 DAIRY STORE phytes are beginning a new all- sociation for Childhood Education Paul Becher, senior, roturnod cents, but will be the regular price in Buffalo, N. Y., April fl-10. TYRONE POWER out constructive pledge program. at the door. Monday from a 10-day trip to For that Noon or They have elected Juck Conkcl, Proceeds of the event will be San Francisco, where he attend- president; Bill Brown, vice presi- Evening lunch try our ed the biennial convention of Kap- used to support the "Hi-Echo," dent; Gene Thomas, secretary, the school's annual publication. Sandwiches - Salads • Soup pa Delta Pi. national honorary and Blaine Ebert, socal chairman. COME education fraternity. Ice Cream - Soda* The group is planning a put-ty in Students are in poorer physi- the near future for members und cal condition when they leave the Sund-fi and Malted Milk The Skol sorority will hold i!s their guests. and try formal dinner Friday evening for University of Minnesota than rtllhSSS. The dinner will be when they enter, says Wesley E. Dr. Lloyd A. Helmt, associate served in the Borority dining room 1'eik, dean of the college of edu- professor of economies, and Mrs. cation. at 6. Joan Norsworthy is gen- Helms are the parents of a daugh- PURITY'S eral chairman, assisted by Connie CoaU Dresses ter, Carol Ann, born Sunday in TIERNEY Smith and Midge Ogan, food com- Eighty strong, the first reserve the Findlay Hospital. They also officers training corps ski patrol mittee, and lone Geisel, decora- delicious tions. have a son. in the United States formed ranks KISSEL'S recently at the University of Wis- Last Saturday afternoon the , , McDOWALL McCallum Hosiery sorority held a luncheon-bridge A pledge manual baa boon pre- consin. Soda* Sundae* 000 for dormitory and town rushces. pared for the Commoners' fraterni- Sweater* Luncheon was served at 1, followed ty's pledges by a committee under Sandwiches by bridge. Committees in charge the direction of pledge master Vaff.II Blouse* Marcus Hanna and his assistant, were: food, Mabel Clapper and N. Main St PLUS THESE TREATS Skirts Nancy Henwoth; entertainment, Jack Wilhelm. Factual material Mary Lou Mertt, and reception, and suggestions for getting the Donald Duck on "How to Make Out Your Martha Jordan, Joan Coulon and most from pledgeship are enumer- Income Tax" • Passing Parade • Late New* Florence Coover. ated in the five-page manuscript. The present pledge class now in- Have you heard the The Delhi fraternity attended cludes 24 men and Paul Myron has For FINER FOOD the funeral of Prof. C. F. Reebs been elected pledge president. Bus.lira. Manager Business Manager latest song hits? Bee G«. News in a body. Mr. Reebs was one of Plans are progressing for the make it the BM Ge« Now. Jump records? Jflue the original sponsors of the fra- annual spring formal which is Dear Slrt Doer Sir: tunes? If not came ternity. scheduled to be held March 14. Just • Hoe to tell you we hear our / Bill McCann, pledge master, James Ludwick is general chair- were very much pleased with Wo thought you might liko has outlined a constructive pro- man. Other committee heads are G&m oar Junior-Senior *dv. to know that the business VICTOR /' gram for this semester's pledges. Bob Berardi. Richard Dunipace, Incidentally, we wore well received from the ads we The pledges are: Tom Bowlus, Ju- William Primrose, Jack Wilhelm pleased with oar Junior-Sen- BLUEBIRD ior business resulting from ran in your oaper were very nior Biery. Bob Berry, Don Lock- and Dick Jaynes. tjPMp RCSTAURAHT satisfactory. wood, Mason Wye, Evert Hawk, tho *dv. RpUy Volker, Dun Lust, Bill American fraternities have been 426 E. Wooster Thanks again. Thanks vary much. DECCA Lloyd, Carl Lewis, Don Geiger, spending $1,600,000 for 200 Sinceroly, Sincerely, Bob Bollinger, Earl Christie, Joe yearly conventions. Harold's Flower Shop Grogs; Co-op RECORDS Alw.y. tho best in— Prompt service for all (The above letters are copies of the original received by UON your dairy needs . . . The Bee Gee News) CAKES and PASTRIES KIGER'S a • 149 N. Mai Ph. 6561 ROSS BAKERY Model Dairy DRUG STORE Ph. 7811 348 N. Main -PHONE 4441 Advertising In The Bee Gee News Max Factor Powder, Roage and Lip Stick conaW. 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