CHURCH EVENTS WEATHER TO-DAY Of Religious Week and Easter Mostly Fair. Possibly Scattered Sunday Listed See Page 4. GREEN AND WHITE Rains Today or Wednesday. Volume XXVI The Official Student Publication OHIO UNIVERSITY, ATHENS, OHIO, TUESDAY, MARCH 23, 1937 Published Semi-Weekly Number 38

UIUor Prom maestro, playing for danc- TED WEEMS, ers at the Bismarck Hotel, Chicago. NOBEL WINNER This is the 14-piece band that will invade Athens to hold court in the Men's Gymnasium Friday night, April for the first sum- Oratory 23 Coed State Crown TO SPEAK HERE mer-formal prom. Irving Langmuir, Noted Chemist, Scheduled Falls to Ohio U. Freshman April 6, 7 For Three Lectures EXCERPTS MESCHAN LEADS FIELD OF 8 • WINNER OF THE 1932 NOBEL PRIZE in chemistry and i From Prize-Winning Speech j noted for his work in chemical research, Dr. Irving Langmuir will be in Athens to present three lectures to Ohio University audi- Here are extracts from "Sow Joins Ray Keesey, State Men's Champ, in ences immediately after the end of spring vacations, Dr. Victor the Seeds of Tolerance," which Trip to National Meet Next Month University won Ohio U. freshman Florence Whitehouse, chairman of the Committee on Distin- Meschan first place in the State guished Visitors, announced today. Women's Oratory Contest held • BECAUSE OF A FIRST-PLACE VICTORY by freshman Flor- Dr. Langmuir, the sixth speaker in Saturday at Delaware. ence Meschan in the Ohio oratory contest for women at Delaware the current series of outstanding men Drop a pebble in a pool of water give Saturday night, Ohio University will have two representatives in" prominent professions, will NEWS in and watch the result. There is a con- to two talks for more specialized aud- tinuous ripple of widening circles, compete in the national tournament April 29 at Northwestern iences and one convocation address starting with a very small one which University. Ray Keesey won the men's oratory contest recently. on April 6 and 7. The first lecture, soon fuses out into an ever-widening REVIEW Delivering an original oration "Two Dimensional Gases, Liquids and . 1 of rim of concentric circles . . each of 1800 words, "Sow the Seeds of Toler- Solids," will be presented at 8 p.m. us is a just such human pebble drop- ance," Miss Meschan, a Cleveland Tuesday, April 6. In Convocation By Dan Wertman ped down into the pool of life by a Wednesday morning, April 7, freshman, won from a field of eight Dr. divine hand . 37 Organize hundreds of mourning par- contestants. The championship car- Langmuir will talk on "The Modern Let me portray this vivid anology Attitude," and on Wednes- WHILEents bury their dead children and ried with it a cash award of $25 and Scientific . . . you see before you a long and he deliver his final while the state of Texas slowly re- a right to compete in the national con- day at 4 p.m. will narrow street . . . Morris Moskowitz from the shock of its most hor- Student PRPC tests. lecture, "Absorbed Films and Their covers threateningly rible disaster, strong words are being stands over Jimmy o'- Wittenberg Biological Significance." All three Skits, Clowns, Caruso Featured best Second exchanged over the table where the Flannigan for calling his girl, lectures will be given in Alumni Antonia Morelli, "a dirty wop," and Besides Ohio University, Baldwin Memorial Auditorium, and the public state inquiry board is meeting. An of Wallace, Ohio Wesleyan, Kent State, has his father, "a filthy old Jew." Will Prepare Lists Pro- is to attend. oil field foreman, Delbert Clark, In Ringless Circus Tomorrow Heidelberg, Capital University, Wit- invited destroyed Degrees charged that the now New spective Students for tenberg, Otterbein, and Wooster sent Holds Numerous consolidated school building MAKING HISTORY Langmuir graduated from the London Faculty Committee representatives. Second place went Dr. was heated from gas stolen from his TRAPEZE ARTISTS WILL CAVORT IN GYM RAFTERS Miss to Columbia School of Mines as a metal- Meschan's victory gave Betty Stewart, Wittenberg, whose in 1903. He re- company's pipe lines. The gas, Clark Speech Professor Staats a record selection was "The American Trag- lurgical engineer a explained, was residue pumped back • edy." ceived his M. A. and Ph.D. degrees By Paul Day of having coached five first place CONFORMING WITH a policy to the company wells from the gaso- winners since he joined the depart- The system was from the University of Goettingen. • started last year, 37 students met coach-judge em- line refining plant. ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY ARTISTS will sweep into ployed Quickly winning fame in his branch ment in 1931. Under his direction, yesterday afternoon to form the stu- Saturday. Miss Mary Helen cause blast at Gymnasium as Department Physical of study, Dr. Langmuir was Direct for the that the arena the Men's the of women debaters have placed every dent Public Relations Program Com- Frances Fretts, dean of women at scientific crumpled school and Wesleyan, awarded Doctor of Science degrees the $300,000 Education offers its fourth annual amateur circus tomorrow night. year since he took up the job. mittee which will function under the was chairman of the con- killed 456 students and instructors test. from Northwestern, Union, Columbia, A street parade at 5 p.m. will pre-' His record: 1931, Wanda Morton, faculty PRPC. L. C. Statts, member Miss Fretts was assistant to been blamed on gas seeping from dean Princeton, and Lehigh universities, has cede the activities in the "Big Show" Ist; 1932, 1933, Geneva Coleman, of the PRPC, and associate professor the and head of Howard Hall the heating and filling the hol- year and from Kenyon College. In 1921 a outlets which will get under weigh at 7:30 2nd, Ist; 1934, Florence Harper, of speech, explained the purpose of last at Ohio U. low tile walls of the building. Margaret LI.D. degree was conferred upon him p.m. Ist; 1935, Flory, 3rd; the organization. Active in Playshop Class Day Fate 1936, Anna Faye Blackburn, Ist; act to by Edinburgh University. Offering 120 minutes of thrill- The group will make every Miss Meschan was by A NEW WAY of fighting has been coached Best known works of Dr. Langmuir packed entertainment, with clowns, 1937, Florence Meschan, Ist. student on the Ohio University cam- Prof. L. C. associate -**-found by the Spanish Fascists. Staats, pro- include the development of gas filled trapeze artists, bands, wild animals pus a representative of the univer- fessor of dramatic art and speech, Finding their armies blocked and be- tungsten lamps, electron discharge ap- pursuing wild-eyed trainers, tragedy Up to Seniors What a shameful paradox in sity in his home community for the assisted by Miss Margaret Flory, fel- fascist that paratus, the atomic hydrogen weld- ing slowly beaten backward, comedy, and pink the cir- purpose of contacting seniors in high low in speech. lemonade, . . . She won poetry commanders ordered fliers to drop in- the twentieth century children the ing process, invention of devices for cus has been acclaimed as a mile- who school who are likely to be attending interpretation contest held here last cendiary on protected are born with no innate animos- marine detection, and development of bombs forest stone in the era of canvas-covered Will ities college next year and who would be fall by Tau Kappa Alpha, national positions held by government troops. Decide Issue April 6; should become hostile and pre- the condensation high vacuum pump. entertainment. organized . interested in Ohio U. speech honorary. Ten . . She has been This they did, and hundreds of Loyal- judiced toward one another des- ac- Since 1909 Dr. Langmuir has been en- groups, in addition to the regular Oppose Possible Change pite Hitler, and Named tive in Playshop, and portrayed the ist troops perished; those not buruned despite Mussolini, it Large Group gaged in physical chemistry research physical welfare groups, have entered is no more given to any man to judge "It is the belief of the committee role of Mrs. Slade in the recent pro- were forced into the open by the • for the General Electric Research acts. THE FATE OF OHIO University's his pebble duction of "Ten Nights In A Bar- blazing pine forests. brother than it is given to that a student is the best advertise- Laboratories at Schenectady, N. Y. Caruso 'Cops' Show ; Senior Day will be put squarely be- him to know whether on the morrow ment for a university," Professor Room. He is now honorary chancellor of fore the members of the senior class, he or his will need * * » MONTH will elapse be- Seven clowns, with the indomitable brother a coat for Statts told the organization. Union University in Schenectady. A NOTHER it was yesterday the re- decided at his body or a shroud for his . . Members of the committee are: ■**-fore Amelia Earhart can Stan Caruso as the cop, will cavort corpse Fourth Honored by Japan again gular weekly meeting of the Campus Evelyth Atkinson, Betty Gullum, Win- in Poetry Contest climb into her $BO,OOO flying labora- about the rings as trapeze artists and Among the many awards possessed Affairs Committee. A meeting will ifred Dinsmoor, Jean Pace, Dorothy tory and start out anew on her globe- acrobats play among the rafters over- by Dr. Langmuir for scientific ad- be held, with all seniors asked to Lawrey, Betty Funk, Mary Brarri- In the poetry interpretation con- girdling flight. Disconsolate, Miss head. Tumblers will build ladders vancement work is a membership in come, on Tuesday, April 6, at 4 p.m. VACATION CUTS hall, Ruth Perry, McDonald, test which preceeded the oratory meet is journeying to which will surpass the pyramids of John the Japanese government Order of Earhart now back in Ewing Auditorium, at which time Jack Meister, Robert Reider, held at Wesleyan, Miss Janet Blair, America, this time by boat instead of Egypt, said the press agent this Fred the Rising Sun, Fourth Class. Dr. it will be decided whether Senior Day Crouch, Clarence Covington, Art Hy- Peekskill, N. Y., senior, placed fourth! by plane, but in spite of her ill for- morning. Will Mean Expulsion Langmuir is a member of the Ameri- will be continued. Until slop, Charles Shaw, Ed Zaworsky, Miss Blair was coached by Prof. tune she plans to begin the A recent entry this week is Sandow can Association for the Advancement 27,000 The meeting was decided upon when $5 Fine Is Paid --James Leonard Leopold, Paul Brink, Dan Arthur J. Bronstein, visiting instruc- (Continued on page two) the Great, "strongest man on three of Science, the American Physical So- members of the committee agreed that Donofrio, Jennie tor in dramatic art and speech. Ohio continents." The Great One has been Corrine Snyder, ciety, Academy the problem was too big to Pais, McHale, Hart- Wesleyan placed first, followed by the National of Sci- working out in the gymnasium, prior be decided The announcement that "Students Rosemary Betty the American Academy of Arts, by anyone but the senior class itself. ford, Nelson, Capital University, and Wittenberg. ences, to the act in which one of the troup- absent from their last classes before Barbara John W. Seay, the Royal Society Upsala, Robert Boulware, senior class presi- Carl Mallow, Stephen Levitsky, Al- of Sweden, ELECT SEEGER ers will tap, with a ten-pound sledge the vacation or their first scheduled and the American Chemical Society, dent, will be in charge of the meet- bert Miller, Lois Burger, Margarethe hammer, none too gently, on an an- classes after the vacation will be of which he was president in 1929. ing, and some other questions to be Faulstick, Jean PHI MU HEAD vil which will be placed on his torso dropped from the rolls of the uni- Frances Gensley, Memberships in Sigma Xi, Be- decided will be whether to hold Kimball, James Blackburn, Betty Students Offer Tau as in an posi- versity, and may be reinstated only ta he reclines incumbent Taps on Fred Pi, Phi Lambda Upsilon, and in tion. Torch and Cresset calls Sen- upon payment of a $5 fee" was re- Ring, Clark, Harry Entwistle, learned societies Names Officers ior day, and whether the fculty wifl Ray Keesey. of London, Berlin, Sorority (Continued on page four) issued from the Office of the Presi- and and part, and what manner. Formal Recital Rio de Janiero, Rome are also take if so, in dent yesterday afternoon. To Submit Lists Opposition held by Dr. Langmuir. He also con- Phi Mu Sorority elected officers for Felt Cases of unavoidable absence will The immediate work of this group journals. sentiment among tributes to many scientific the coming year at the regular meet- There was some be considered upon petition by is to prepare lists of prospective stu- of abolish a Advanced Musicians Sing, ing last Monday night. Carol Seegar, MARCH OHIOAN members the committee to special committee. Absences dents for Ohio University Day altogether, deter- which will Delaware, was named as president. Senior inasmuch as be submitted to the PRPC. Play Tomorrow Night Miss Seeger is a member of the few of the original senior activities last The Ohio University Service In addition, members spoke Death French Pan-Hellenic On Sale Tomorrow; With now remain, and student interest in Claims Club, Council, Bureau has printed absence night in their respective fraternity Advanced students of the School of and the Women's League Senate. the program, as evinced by the at- or sorority houses, dormitories, or Prom, Follies Tips tendance blanks that have been distri- Music will present a formal recital Other new officers are: Mary at last year's Senior Day, boarding clubs asking other has almost buted to the offices of the students tomorrow night, at 8 o'clock. The W. H. Cooper Howell, Flushing, vice-president; disappeared. Opposing to lists to sub- first Answering a request for more Pot Dean of Men and the Dean prepare similar be recital is open to the public and will Lois this view, some members of the group of to committee. Ruth Miller, Cleveland, second Shots, Junior Prom issue of the Women. may mitted the be held in vice-president; Nancy Piqua, the felt that Senior Day is a tradition Students obtain Music Hall. Ashton, Ohioan magazine, to go on sale Wed- these blanks and fill them out, Robert Whitaker, baritone, will secretary; Gwen Foulkes, Flushing, which should be kept alive, in view of nesday, will carry three full pages of stating any valid reasons for open the program with "Hear Me Ye Hutton, Cleveland, iconoclastic tendencies among certain treasurer; Helen campus gossip including a section of intentions of cutting classes Winds and Waves" by after Marie Lindner, campus groups. PROM BID SALE Handel, social chairman; independent news, it was learned at before or after vacations, the which Dorothy Gentry, pianist, Youngstown, registrar; Mary Mad- At the meeting it was also decided will William Cooper, age the Ohioan office today. Green and White learned yes- play "Pierrette" by Chaminade. Doris Hawthorne dux, Jeffersonville, house manager; that Awards Day would be held this OPENS APRIL 5 age 58, formerly head of the speech their policy of carrying on Thursday, May terday. Siegfried, contralto, will then sing Katherine Hopfinger, Gypsum, his- Continuing year 20, and that department here, died at his at by authors, a athletic awards will be distributed at "My Heart at thy Sweet Voice" from home torian; Jean Glasgow, Youngstown, articles contemporary 306 E. State mined to be unavoidable Queen To Get Silver Cup "Sampson and Delilah" by Saint Street yesterday morn- editor; and Marjorie Wason, Lowell, short dissertation on turtles, modern special athletic ceremonies, not at the will be ing an several exempt from classes Saens. Ben Cox, pianist, next after illness of months. Ind., alumni adviser. and medieval, written by H. C. Wells, regular Awards Day program. the fine. All will is on He is survived will appear in tomorrow's issue of be held at scheduled hours on Friday, Ticket sales for the Junior Prom the program, and plays "Prelude from by Mrs. Cooper, GROUP the publication. CHEMISTS TO HEAR TALK March 2G, and Monday, April 5. will be made from Logan's Book the Third English Suite" by Bach. ART WILL MEET All Store, exclusively, Delta, national Ohioan include several tips "Transmutation of the Elements" absences must be reported to the George Boehk, Instrumental Solo Delta Phi honorary will members of the art fraternity, will meet at 7:30 Tues- which will be helpful in avoiding em- will be the subject of the talk given deans of men and women respec- Prom committee, an- A violin solo, "Alt-Wein" by Go- nounced today. tickets, day, March 23, at the Faculty Wo- barrassing moments at the Junior by Dr. L. P. Eblin, of the Ohio U. de- tively. The which dowsky-Press, will be played by Nat- will approximately S l/ in 1934, and a men's Miss Betty Morris, in- Prom. There will be four additional partment of chemistry, before mem- No instructor is authorized to alter be 7 x 2 inches alie Weininger. Chopin's "Waltz in Club. in size, of three different colors, daughter Jessie, in art present pages of syndicated material and bers of the American Chemical So- or make omissions in his class hour and E-Minor" is the selection to be played structor education, will go on junior in the moving pictures during her re- cartoons included in the issue, editor ciety chapter in room 208, Science schedule under this new university will sale immediately follow- by Marian Lang, pianist. Bessie taken ing spring A university. cent to Bradley Slack stated. Hall, Wednesday, at p.m. regulation. vacation. souvenir Wardell, soprano, will sing a group trips Europe and Mexico. seven stub, with the picture Born of the band em- of three numbers, "My Lady Walks in Grand bossed on it, be attached to Haven, will the in Lovliness" by Charles, "Reflec- Mich., ticket as a remembrance of the dance. Professor tions" by Zeckner, and "Clouds" by "This is the first summer formal Charles. Following Wardell, Cooper grad- - Miss Tongue Twisting Comedy Tonight prom to be held at Ohio University," Mary Morris, pianist, will play u a t e d from German Club Presents Jane George Hood, Prom Chairman, said, "Rondo Capriccioso" by Mendelssohn. W. H. Cooper "White suits will replace the usual Twain's 3-Act sung To concluude the program, Eleanor Verein, Growing, Gives Mark before the play, between acts, tuxedos, and the correct manner of Michigan, the Temple of By Leslie Sargent at There will of Stiles, pianist, will play "Rapsody in and Bush and the conclusion. be dress for the dance will be left up to by Oratory in Chicago. After this, he "Die Meistehschaft;" Programs Have no admission charge. Students, facul- E-Flat" Brahms. The curtain will part at 7:30 to- the students themselves." He added Accompanists during taught English Literature at Park ty, and townspeople are invited. the program night in Ewing Auditorium as the that "anything and everything goes, years are Lelah Warren, Eleanor Stiles, College, Park, Mo., and for two German department offers the three- Songs, Helps for Audience Membership Leaps from wash slacks and dark to Director of at lowa coats, and Earl Kelly. Oratory Upper act drama, "Die Meisterschaft," by Der Deutsche Verein, increased in stiff-collared tux shirts with tux University, Fayette, Ind. Mark Twain. With the entire first progress is at a standstill until they with the amorous young couples. The membership from 21 last semester to trousers and white 1915, coats." In he came to Ohio Univer- act in English, and interspersings of discover that their home-town male arrival of the father, Sidney Moldow- 75 at present, is sponsoring the com- To be awarded to the Prom Queen as speaking, " NAME COHEN HEAD sity professor of public both English and German in the fol- admirers have arrived in the village ski, on the scene several weeks later, edy. 'Die Meisterschaft' will con- the night of the dance, a 12-inch sil- and head of the department, in which lowing acts, the play will be equally with the same purpose and under the finds the young couples all wrapped clue our pre-spring vacation ac- ver loving cup has been purchased by OF PHI EPSILON PI position he coached public speaking enjoyable to both German students same "odious fetter," that of speak- up in both the German tongue and tivities," said Dr. Paul Krauss, "and the committee, it was late and revealed teams directed dramatic produc- and all others who wish to attend, ing nothing but German. each other, with an irate landlady, we hope to continue our activities last night by Edward Wright, junior Benton Cohen, Cleveland, for years. During Prior the arrival of was elec- tions the last said Dr. Paul Krauss today. In ad- to the young portrayed by Betty Seelbach, trying just as strongly until the end of the class president. ted superior for 1937-38 of Alpha school he was on leave of ab- how it came about. year, dition, a complete synopsis of the men, portrayed by Sidney Jacobe and to explain all year. We have had splendid re- I Rho Chapter of Phi Epsilon Pi Fra- sence. play will be printed on the programs Paul Day, their conversational man- The production has been directed sponse from both German students ternity last night. Vice-superior The supervised by UNIVERSITY CALENDAR of funeral will be held tomorrow in order to make the dialogue com- ual, "Die Meisterschaft," had seen and Dr. Paul Krauss and members of the faculty and stu- the fraternity is Robert Manheimer, at at the Cooper home, new Melvin 4 prehensible. little service. Under the cir- and Valk, visiting instructors dent body." Brooklyn, N. Y. it will be at Union cumstances, manuals are in German. Mastache in Tuesday West Paps Give Ultimatum four nearly Leno is The German club has sponsored Other new officers for the coming emetery. in the frantic charge of lighting, Stanley Kappa Alpha Emajean Wright and Margarethe worn out search to with several puppet plays, moving pic- 4:00 Beta, Ag. year are: Herbert Adler, Brooklyn, carry on conversations. Hitsky and Donald Friedman assist- Bldg. i Faulstich play the roles of two young tures, and an amateur night during Y., treasurer; Norman Siegel, ing jN. K A AWARDS KEYS American girls, sent to Germany by Profane House-Maid backstage. Ushers will be Helen the past semester. Members have also Wednesday Cleveland, steward; Irving Bloch, Betty Foley, 7:00 Ewing jpa Alpha fraternity recently their father to learn the German Bribed into keeping silent, house- Miller, Hauswald, Helen enjoyed humorous German stories as Choregi, Hall Brooklyn, N. Y., corresponding sec- and Alice Acomb. 7:oo„Chemistry I scholarship keys to John language. With the ultimation that maid Martha Ransdall utters semi- related by members of the German Club, Sci. Hall ! retary; Louis Cohen, Cleveland, re- InCovington and Orville Yarnell, newly they carry on no conversation other Deutsch profanity in her weaker Well-known German folk songs, to department and had several parties 7:3o—Phi Epsilon Mu, Men's U. cording secretary; and Howard Kahn, initiated members. than in the German tongue, their moments as she tries to keep pace be printed on the program, will be during the current year. Cleveland, quarterly representative. Page Two GREEN AND WHITE

idea that the sole function of an edu- cation is to increase one's earning GREEN AND WHITE j power should find some sort of moral Collage College Newspaper This World Member National Free* Aasoeiatlon and Ohio Aar -si»*ion College NIGHT THOUGHTS ! in the doctor's philosophy. Printed kg Tke Lawhead Free*. Athena, Ohio dEPKESENTED Fl I r,-..IUNAL ADVERTISING BY _ WGS | National Advertising Service, Inc. J CHANGE IN CAST College Publishers Representative Vane' Two changes in the cast of the next 420 Madison Ave. New York. N.Y. 'Weather Maine presentation of the Ohio University CHICVOO - BOSTON - SAN FRANCISCO It will be interesting to see what happens to the motion recently intro- Los - - Theater, "Hay Fever," were an- anoeus Portland Seattle in the Maine Legislature whereby the Fifty issues throughout the seheei year.—Publishes semi-weekly, except weekly during the duced date of the state election would nounced yesterday by Dr. Robert week of October 5, It. November *. March S, April 12, and May 10. be changed from early in September to the first Tuesday after the first Mon- Entered aa Second-Class Matter in the Feet Office at Athens. Ohio Gates Dawes, director. Florence Bunn day in November. has been chosen to play,the part of Robert C. Schmid Editor-in-Chief effect of this, be the Myra Arundel, and FHONB 21174 or 2461 S The of course, would to put state election on the Harriet Copen- Alan Jambs Business Manager same date as the national election, as is the course in other states. This haver has been cast in the part of PHONB I2fi or 24613 would rob Maine of its last chance to pose as "weather vane" in presidential Sorel Bliss. April 14 and 15 have been Office Hours !t«uS:COP. M. set as dates elections. production for the come- Gensley, Sohmucker dy, the last of the current season. Associate Editors Frances W. G. One may suspect that the people of Maine will be loath to give up this News Editor Dan Wertman The eyes of nation are •quadriennially up in Advertising; Manager Barrett, Phone 661 distinction. the there New Eng- James law Feature Editor Wade Shurtleff land; and if the new passes, Maine will be just one of the 48 states. BEGINNERS- of CONVERTS Sports Editor Paul Brink, Phone 637 And yet, in view what happened last fall, will the nation ever again Ass't Sports Editors Hal Samuels, Bob Reider, Paul Day look to the Maine election for an indication of the national verdict? CONVINCES VETERANS! Sports Reporters: Bill Benkert, Bob DeFrance, Lyn Souder, Carl Asher, Ruth Bridges, Tommy Thompson, Howard Kahn. Battle of Words Editor —a— ——, Church Franklyn Lauden Although for Americans there is more amusement than anything else in oo William 661 goes inside Circulation Manager Bates, Phone the utterances of New York's fiery little Mayor La Guardia, directed toward Society Clarence Covington, John Weber Reporters: John V. Webb. Jack Wiegman, Grace Johnston, Anna Margaret Reichsfuehrer Hitler, the fact remains that it is not particularly good taste Call, Evelyn Roop, John Enyeart, Mary McKitrick, Barbara Fralich. for the chief executive of New York to hold the head of a friendly state up to Posters and art Jean Andrews public ridicule. + All unsigned editorials in these ■ columns are written by the editor-in- Americans know that whatever the rooms 30 years after he left school? chief. Other editorials are marked by the name or initials of the writer. windy little mayor might have said Pleasure of learning, Dr. Harber Thii umple was for the purpose of pleasing an maintains. ~et ■railing important section of his constituents. «nl filter {■> I—ue Editor W. G. Schmucker But an interviewer uncovered the with Cello- protests from Berlin veatioo The formal man's basic philosophy: that a per- phane exterior aad charge by La that meth over the Guardia son's real success in life depends on cool ins Hitler was a "brown-shirted fanatic" his community of service to his and the ond Sake* inFilter who is "now menacing the peace " people about him, and that learning and out ofmouth. In Which We Toot Our Horn the world" a relatively mild com- enables him to be of greater service. Prevents tonga* ment, of ( L in view other things which People who have contracted the bile,raw mou Since the topic was first brought to the fore, it has been the have been said about him indicate wet heel, ' position of the Green and White that Ohio University needs a cut how sensitive a dictator can really be. However, the amazing countercharges prevent FINEST system, and that, particularly, steps should be taken to hurled at La Guardia by the German BJUAR in. Improve* MONEY thetatteand wholesale class absences immediately before and after vacations. press as the newspapers hastened to CAN BUY of leader, are as nUKMO OF aromaofanr But we find it difficult to accept without serious question the re- the aid their un-1 VAIUt toba bridled as the mayor was mild. cent administrative announcement to the effect that all students But if the mayor of New York was ; cutting classes before and after the Spring vacation will be Comments ... impolite so are the German news- i dropped from the university, to be reinstated only after paying a papers. So, in this battle of words, it i ■ISO CICAIETTF. AND ClCa* looks like the result was a draw. Sn* i $5 penalty. In aim and intention it is probably quite creditable, About Other Colleges THE ONLY PATENTED but it practice it will be unwise and unjust. Congratulations to Us "CELLOPHANE"- SEALED Edited by Wade SkarUeff A survey published a short time ago i FILTER-IT REALLY FILTERS FIRST, it must be criticized for the very fact that it is a revealed that lynchings had declined stop-gap measure, a piece-meal attack upon a problem which needs remarkably during the past year. to be solved not bit by bit but all at once. Class cutting at Easter As a University of Wisconsin columnist once said, "City College of New Several months ago, night-riding j an of a but antics occur." Its members of the midwestern Black Le- | time is fundamentally the same as ordinary, every-day class cut- York is example college where nothing prize Pipe Smokers! faculty, in the employ of the City of New York, contributes to both the New gion were brought to book by the law. I remedy lies in some insight cause In Pennsylvania, a state trooper ting, and the attaining into the Masses and True Confession magazines. The students pay a fee of around has been found guilty of the "third- of the difficulty and then,evolving a solution which may be ap- $3 semester and of them get their books free from the city. per many text degree" murder of a hotel man. Please Don't plied to all cutting, with perhaps slight modifications for such And though the college can not afford too many professors, those that they These facts are all totally unrelated times as vacation periods, when causal factors other than the ordi- have are well paid. Veering from the common run of colleges, C. C. N. Y. and yet, taken together, perhaps they certainly boast of uniqueness. nary are in operation. can are indicative of one thing. They seem to reveal that people, in Believe SECOND, the proposed fee plan is entirely destructive and R. O. T. C. general, are coming more and more $5 a/7 Smoking Tobacco punitive, rather than constructive and remunerative. It is utterly Among the paradoxes on this campus of paradoxes is the fact that the to realize that infractions of law and "peepul's" college of New York has a flourishing R.O.T.C. This, in itself, order must be handled through the bites the Tongue inflexible, applying to all students, regardless of scholastic stand- proper channels of justice; that citi- does not set it off from other colleges, but when one considers the opposition ing or financial status. And here, we think, lie its greatest weak- zens cannot take the law into their militarization meets on this campus, it does. The cadets undouubtedly re- nesses. After all, is this not an educational institution? Is not own hands no matter how well the ceive a much more constant and withering attack of ridicule from the student course seems justified. scholarship one of the pillars of eduucation? Why, then, should body at C.C.N.Y., than at any other college in the United States. Further- not the student with a 2-point, or a 2.5 average be given some le- more, cadets are not excused from physical training. But still the Reserve Off the Record Every year, and especially in elec- ; niency ? And if such leniency were given, would it not be an incen- Officers Training Corps marches on. tion years, the folks back home learn ! tive to other students to improve their scholastic standing? Ad- PUBLICATIONS of the valiant fight their representa- spring mittedly, this stimulating effect would be small, but at least it Of the dozens of college papers the Green and White receives daily, those tive in Congress is putting up to stem j Now that is here, the tide of waste and corruption that j offers an avenue of escape which is lacking in he present crudely from C.C.N.Y. take top honors for liberalism you please, radicalism. you'll need two or three or, if threatens to engulf the administra- j dogmatic system. And the mortality rate among City College editors is said to be higher than tion. pairs of these FINANCIALLY speaking, the ruling is purely discriminatory. at any other university. Hardly a year goes by without one or two editors These stirring tidings come from being expelled or suspended, yet no sooner do they fire one than another edit- For all of us know that paying a $5 penalty would mean nothing the reprints from the Congressional or steps up from the ranks to fire away at the status quo just as vehemently Record of speeches never made,; Slacks « at all to some students, whose parents happen to have money, as his predecessor. With state legislatures throughout the country being franked free through the mails. absolutely prohibitive. Now Representative Hobbs of while to most students the fine would be forced to investigate "pinkness" in our universities, C.C.N.Y. has to date Sam to complete your spring Edgewo rth Guarantees that Process* Thus, just as in a corrupt jail, the wealthy will be able to purchase been free from any investigation by the New York Legislature. Alabama proposes that the Record be closed to extraneous matters, in- sports wear ensembles— Aging Prevents Tongue Bite their freedom while the poor remain gloomily in their cells, or cluding speeches never delivered on A. S. U. BITE is the bane of we might conceivably of either house. season's favored pattern shall say classrooms? It be countered that Factions of independents have always controlled the City College campus the floor The pipe smokers. We guarantee This, of course, would save the peo- is the "Shepherd Plaid," TONGUE the plan will be educational inasmuch as it will show students the politics. Last year, however, the American Student Union stepped in and that Edgeworth will not bite the ple a couple of hundred thousand closely followed by Over- truth of the time-worn principle "Money talks," but we lean grabbed off just about every office and now controls almost everything dollars, and would eliminate tongue. from the blocks and Glenn Plaids the Burley to- by a college age from dish washers to class presidents. And the membership of the A.S.U. is Record such stimulating articles as a The use of finest towards the belief that the time student reaches i with the new narrow not bite. measured in terms of hundreds rather than dozens. One cannot name a foot- discussion of dueling Tailored baccos will prevent tongue he needs no further demonstration of that unfortunate truth. the French code the processing that does As ball-playing college that has more liberal students than City College. The and the curative effects of- radium waist band or in the regular It's it. style. every tobacco expert knows, pipe To say that students will have recourse to the committee of freshmen campus, where in a mock last year Browder water—which have actually been • on this election and tobacco rushed through the deans in case they wish to apply for special permissions is to beg highest printed therein. can be Thomas polled more votes than Roosevelt or Landon, rank the in the plant and save big sums of money. the question. The deans' committee, will, it is true, give special East on "intelligence tests." to It is pipe tobacco, but it is not leave to students who show unusual and vital need for such leave; Value of Learning $3.95 $6-50 Edgeworth. AND THE PRESIDENT After a day college, ' is Process-Aging—- but most of us do not have particularly good reasons for wanting at a certain Our method The affable Frederick B. Robinson, who prides himself as being versa- Oklahoman goes home, studies until a process as vital as the aging of old to cut that 1 o'clock class on Friday, except that the class will tile, contributes consistently to the Hearst papers and MacFadden publica- midnight, then arises at 5:30 to get wines. There are twelve required probably be a dull, mark-time session, and that the probability of tions. At a convocation one week he honored a visiting delegation of Italian his lessons ready for that day's, The Burnett steps, each under laboratory control. is Dr. to times long as might thumbing a out directly with square Young Fascists. Of course a riot ensued. This time "Roby's" batting average classes. He J. N. Harber, for-; It takes4 7 as ride of Athens decreases the mer mayor of necessary. no other went down. He only expelled 15 students. Seminole, Okla., prom- i Smith Co. seem But in of the lateness of the hour. Is there much doubt that the deans' inent physician, and wealthy oil man. ] can we guarantee that Edgeworth With the tacit approval of Mayor LaGuardia the people of New York committee would veto an application based on such grounds? What lured him back to the class-! I will not bite the tongue. began to make preparations for a new college prexy. But "Umbrella Robin- We ask to it under speaking of hitch-hiking, we come to you try our And, another illustra- son" was in with the Tammany "boys" and all that could be done was to money-back guarantee. If Edge- tion of the ruling's class discrimination. For the students who shear him of some of his disciplinary powers. worth bites your tongue, return it have enough money to ride home by rail, bus, or motor will not Seeking revenge he fired Morris U. Schappes, a faculty communist with and get your money back. You lose. find it necessary to leave Athens before Friday afternoon, while an enviable academic record. But much to Robinson's dismay and the stu- can't dents' enjoyment, the kick-back was so powerful that Mr. Schappes was re- those of us whose pocketbooks demand that we travel by thumb FREE PRIZES! NOTE: There are three kinds of appointed. have learned that to get a ride out of Athens after noon on Friday Edgeworth for you to choose from:

is a rare and difficult achievement. AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR I—Edgeworth1—Edgeworth Ready - Rubbed —a cool, long-burning tobacco pre- Briefly, then, we mean to say this: the present cut-penalty by smokers. MRS. STOVER'S ferred seasoned plan for Easter vacation is unwise and unfair. It is a patchwork 2—Edgeworth Plug Slice—for the attempt, and it fails to recognize superior scholastic ability, upon smoker who likes to crumble the tobacco in his hands until it's just which all institutions of learning are founded. In addition, the Bungalow Chocolates right for him. ESKIMO PIES . . ruling places at a considerable disadvantage 5c 3—Edgeworth Jr. same to- the student whose —the also Process-Aged, means are few. If there must be discrimination, let it be based Chocolate-Covered bacco but cut Vanilla Ice Cream on a stick for a milder, more free-burning on scholarship, not on the size of father's bank account. LEAD THE smoke. SAVE PAPER BAGS FOR YOUR PRIZE NEWS IN REVIEW laiment for an additional $23,087,500 to spend on precautions against poi- Easter Please accept 50* Gold Plated Collar-Pin son gas and bombs. The air raids for only 10* when you buy Edgeworth. (Continued from page one) precautions division expects to provide Merely send inside white wrapper from ALL THIS WEEK any tin of Edgeworth with your name and mile trip all over again and perhaps 30,000,000 gas masks, a system of Parade address and 10> to Larus & Bro. Co., shatter the record of 15 hours and 48 underground bomb-proof shelters, and Dept. 100, Richmond, Va. a trained of fire within SB minutes for 2400 miles of flying be- army fighters tween Oakland Cal. and Honolulu that the next year. Do you remember IN QUALITY SUTTER'S she set last week. when Britons once sat at home con- Nine hundred gallons of gasoline, tent that His Majesty's mighty fleet FRESHNESS EDGEWORTH'" sloshing back and forth in wing tanks of warships would keep the enemy at SALT WATER TAFFY a safe distance ? and VARIETY. built ta hold 1,151 gallons, started WATCH IT BEING MADE IN OUR WINDOWS! EDGEWORTH- the giant plane swaying from side to

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gridders had their own stadium and Ohio Grapplers were in the "big time" so he could SPORTSLANT Ohio Baseballers Leave Next Ohio Tracksters play on a good team instead of wast- Lime Lines ing his efforts helping build one. Am- WHEREIN: We Offer Return Home Take Two Places bitious, that boy. Saturday on Trip PLAYFUL, THESE ATHLETES A Guest's Justification Southern Rides Again George DeStefano and Art Lewis Empty-Handed At Butler Relays met twice in Canton about a week J Of Our I-.M Program. ago, according to "Cootie" Rich. De- Coach Don Peden was faced with the task this week of se- By Morry Rabin By Hal Samuels T) or OJson and his band of wander- Stefano was home for a few days lecting 15 players to take the trip which squad the baseball will ing jrrapplers returned to Athens Sun- Running against some of the mid- EVERYBODY HAPPY from Cincy medical school and Art idea is that i won't be here to make into southern territory during the spring vacation. All ef- da;' afternoon empty handed in vic- west's finest competition, Ohio Uni- The was in to visit both DeStef and Rich, so I can write just Continuing our policy of pre- practice having been tories but well stocked with first rate versity's Bobcats took a third and a take the hisses, who is still at Molly Stark Sanitar- forts at so far confined to the interior of the about anything it won't senting outstanding campus wt. -lling knowledge gleaned from the fourth in the distant medley and mile and make ium. The first time Art saw DeStef Men's Gymnasium, Peden and members of the squad were hoping much but I might as well autitorities, here is the vietvpoitil National Collegiate Meet held at relay respectively, at the Butler Re- difference, was while Art was driving into town everybody happy and pick a of a former assistant sports for better "weather this week which* Terrt Haute, Indiana, last Friday and lays held Satuurday at Butler Uni- make and he just about pinned DeStef up editor, present junior intramural would enable them to get outside I Saturday. versity. good, popular All - Ohio basketball against a building with his car. The manager, a column that Peden might look them over as team even if the season was over time they was the sani- The three Ohio University repre- Ohio's medley unit, composed of second met at Hill they put in their best efforts toward long ago. tarium, where retaliated by By Ed sentatives, Walter Keish in the 135- Sigmund, Cunningham, Powell, and DeStef playing with the horsehide. GYM JOTS Here it is: forwards Pete Shing- throwing away new highly- THE OHIO University intramural i pound class; Hjalmar Olson in the Hoover, running in that order, ran Art's and With departure scheduled for Sat- By BRIDGES leton, Ohio, and George Hood, Ohio, prized $9 pair of shoes. department has been the object -of RUTH 17."-pound division; and Ad- the race 10:53 to finish behind Kan- uurday noon, it will be no easy job Chester in (everybody happy?); Center Nick considerable comment in recent weeks. aTnc zk in the heavyweight ranks and Ohio leading the to place ihe required number on the sas Butler. was Lalich, Ohio, (pronounced "itch"); From sources, complaints have ■were eliminated same present, The 'Ohio University WAA scored in preliminary bouts pack at one point during the race, Malokas, Ohio, and Rinta, the pro- I select list. At it appears that Guards been heard that intramural 33 points sweeping all honors but the squad stayed on to watch the but the Kansas and Butler anchor with the 13 men are sure of seeing the south- while Ohio. There friends, is a real All- gram seriously interferes at the annual Winter Play Day held completion of the meet. None of the men nipped Hoover at the tape. The time students, land; four others will have to battle Ohio. study of participating at the University of Cincinnati last Uobcats were pinned. Bobcats lapped the Miami and Ohio the charge been made among themselves for the privilege FAIR-HAIRED BOY and also has -Saturday The Collegiate Wrestling Wesleyan units in this event. should be of occupying the two remaining seats. National Some of you may remember of that intramural events lim- Winning in teams deciding Peden has announced each event which Rules Committee, hi to place Ohio's mDe relay team of Powell, '.'< to major sports. that he will "Big Bill" Snyder, also known as ited take five were entered, the local WAA easily more emphasis on -wrestling ability Sigmund, Cunningham the direction of W. J. pitchers. "Hook" Burazio, Kucinskis, and "Bull." He was an All-Buckeye Bob- ■C/ Under triumphed over such other well-lcnown and speed, stop watch, behind Trautwein, program Tony Reis, "Goose" Gander, and (Er- threw oat the finished Kansas State, Miami, cat tackle several years back. Bill's I the intramural collegiate representatives as Ohio and is working on a point nie the system, and Butler, was at 3:32. '.»» here has come to be recognized as Hicvrilla, latter two sopho- and clocked over at Dayton where he holds down mores, seem State University, University tef Ken- which will show a -wrestler's real abil- Coach W. H. Herbert said Sunday If. one of the finest in Ohio and merits to have the inside track a white-collar job at the Frigidaire and tucky, University of Louisville, Ohio ity. Points win be awarded for tak- night that he was pleased with the the support of the student body> ;as will no doubt make the trip. It plant, but is still quite the king-pin Wesleyan, Cincinnati, Miami, Otter- ing an opponent off his feet, secur- showing made by his two as faculty and university.admin- remains for Ormond Higgins and outfits. in his home town, London, where he SB well bein, Ohio Northern, Wittenberg, Wil- ing breaking a and securing istration. Rather than interfere with Ralph Prey to battle for the other or hold, Miami and Ohio Wesleyan, two of is known as the fair-haired boy. mington, Marietta, Capital, -and Day- a fall. The committee also modified students' studies, intramurals have seat. Both are sophomores. Ohio's rivals for Buckeye honors this That's the point of the story right ton . the length of boats with a rule limit- offered and provided a means for BATTLE FOR GARDEN year, entered teams. Wesleyan did there. In the basketball game in which ing encounters to three rounds. MV relaxation. Rather than hinder, it Another battle will be waged in the minute not figure in either of the two events VALUE OF PUBLICITY Ohio met Ohio State, the local girls The Oklahoma Aggies won the meet may be stated that intramural ath- outfield where Ray Csenek wnd Irving that Ohio entered, but Miami, per- Two years of varsity basketball, were returned easy victors, Heading by taking four lowa was sec- letics have aided student by keep- Olsen will be going after the utility places. enially tops in the Buckeye, showed junior prom work, apparently the all the way to coast ruo a 16-9 win. ond with two victories. The cham- and ing him physically as well as raet>- outfield position. Olsen and (Csenek Herbert that its mile relay team will have taught "Pug" Hood the value The local WAA waTkrped Ceftarville pionship Eastern tally alert. are also sophomores but Obsen was schools, such as Le- bear watching this spring. of publicity. Not so long ago, he de- College in the voßeybaH meet, 40-20. high Penn not out for the freshman fquad last and State, were shut out. cided to go into the booking business. Ohio University's intramuural i The Ohio group also walked off (season. Having shown to So published an ad in Mr. you like a program is not a haphazard af- advantage with major honors in tthe swimming he Schmid's If practice, BAA CHAMPIONS he was Ties Olsen will give the.husky announcing the fact that fair, but carefully regulated and |in meet. In winning the first places in organ Csenek a race this week with the pos- 'New Yorkers' Win booking orchestras locally for Bill gleam of rich color where the supervised. Should its activities the 40-yard free style, t£he local girls be only major sibility of ability at the jplate being BASEBALL Corry, the Marietta fashion plate. to the were led to the finish line by Lois vest is 'the deciding factor. I-M Handball Title Corry the ad, how begins, here the necktie sports, discrimination would be Millican, who splashec througn the 1926 Miami read asked Hood Bill will be the man is for shown toward students with Jurkovic artility water in the time of '24:!^. 1927 Miami come. Hood, it sems, booking for your Easter promenade. for the Ohio nine, to be New one Johnny Moore physical handicaps and lesser shifted from Two of the locals ;alsi tied lor first "The Yorkers," independent 1928 Cincinnati of Columbus, but Hhird to outfield or used as iUtility intramural team, the Corry's name because athletic abilities. It would mean place in the handball copped 1929 Miami borrowed of Splashed with vivid tints in the of such as : cateher. Paul Swaaykus and "Woody" championship of their last the superior "name" value. elimination sports This event was scored ion the tbasis division 1930 Miami latter's tie'.the no as designs and archery, fencing, bowling, paddle Wills will backstops, having of form. week when they dropped the team of 1931 Miami That, friends, is what is known original stripes. competition First place honors also tennis, and ping pong. These I from other sources. Ben Laskin and Myron Neff in two 1932 head work. went to Ohio in the 6<>-\vard im-dley Ohio Wesleyan values at as valuable, Around the infield other positions are straight .games, 21-10, 21-11. Irving FAIR ENOUGH Rousing sports are if not race, while second place »*ias garnered 1933 Marshall events, set. Larry Luebbers will be at first, Olson and Hoover composed Driving Cleveland last more so, than the major in the flatter-board itelay ue»ent. Grant 1934 Marshall down from for th e y provide competitive John Malokas at second, and Hal the winning team which had swept week, we picked up a young fellow Jenny Pais, handicap pea by the -t diff- 1935 Marshall strenu- Graber at short. It remains tor Hav- straight through opposition to the who was thumbing his way to Can- sporting events of a less erence in diving boards, jfcaced fourth 1936 Ohio Weslayan & Ohio U. 55c and $l.OO rilla and Jurkovic to fill out duties that ous nature for those persons with at in her specialty. finals with little trouble. ton from Kent. He informed us third. the finals held the he with the Kent physical handicaps. Ohio, in winning this Play I>ay, In fraternity pre- had played halfback Whether Ernie Havrilla wiß be a week, Phi Pi team, and frosh was of Physical education classes train entered 16 members. X&ese events ceding Epsilon captured topping Webster Navarre, but dropping out school fixture at either short or third is the Tau. that Kent "the students, and the intramural pro- are sponsored annually the the laurels in Class A while Delta Phi Kappa In the Class B finals, for awhile. The idea was big question now. 'The bf- 'Cin- Homer Pritchard Zenners lanky Ymungs- won out Class Man- copped a strong team gram gives them a chance to enjoy cinnati Women's Athletic Association, TTau Delta in B. and the title would have football in town youth is a capable performer at and represented the for the Delts when they Re- three or four years, and he intended this training. It permits men to and are participated in insane forihe heimer Richman defeated both the third and on the combination Taylor of Kent participate in athletics ev«n after sack nwuind. sake of creating good wiH the winning for the Phi Ep bich and Pi Kappa Alpha. to work in Canton until the Peden indicated Monday that Havrilla among gymnasium requirements for gradu- ■ competing schools than for rivalra ation have been completed. would start the first game at tMrd, The intramural program provides rest the following day, and pitch the an opportunity for those who are not game against the University of Gear- TRACK good enough for varsity competition gra Wednesday afternoon. Following are the champions of the to play those sports which they like In the outfield, Wendell Diehl will Buckeye Intercollegiate Athletic As-' best. It provides for organization be in center and George Boehk in left. sociation to date. Hopkins says: Allen Miriam and regulated competition that is In the right field spot, "Fog" 1926 Miami will over his keen enough to maintain an even probably carry duties 1327 Ohio Wesleyan from interest throughout the year. two preceding years. Allen, a 1328 Ohio Wesleyan made strong Those who have been so violent in senior, a showing as a 1929 Miami their criticism apparently are not sophomore but slumped last year. 1936 Miami "My throat welcomes Luckies—my favorite a comeback Allen familiar with the local intramural set- With this season, 1931 Miami round a up. Participants rarely are engaged would out strong outfield 1932 Miami in any intramural activity more than combination. With Olsen and Csenek 1933 Ohio University onee or twice a week. Certainly this playing utility and Bill Jurkovic 1934 Miami cigarette for 5 years" cannot be considered a detriment on switching to the outer garden on oc- 1935 Ohio University any schedule. casion, Peden should experience little 1936 Miami Rather than be subjected to un- trouble in having long flies "chased." deserved criticism, the intra- PRACTICE AT PLAINS my mural department merits the sup- Outdoor practice this week, is pos- "Fatty" Clark, the 355-pound guard "Luckies have been favorite cigarette port of all associated with Ohio sible, will take place at The Plains. who played with the University of about 5 years. They're a light smoke University. It is performing a The Ohio ball diamond has not as yet Arkansas in 1930 and '3l, was the for splendid job and, whether or not shaken off the effects of the January largest college football player in the that sensitive throats welcome. Of the such a fact is realized on the flood and will necessitate much work world. campus, it has attracted the tri- before the first game, April 5. many trends that sweep through Holly' butes of athletic authorities on A complete itinerary was issued by wood, the outside who have been loud the athletic department this week. one of the longest lasting has been praises in voicing their in recog- After leaving Athens Saturday noon, the preference Luckies. I once asked nition of the high level intra- the squad will stop over-night at Wil- for murals enjoy here. liamstown or Pikeville, W. Va. The IT'S TIME.. a 'property' man — who supplies ciga» following morning they will leave for RABIN RETURNS Due West, S. C, arriving there Sun- to have those rettes to the actors — what the favorite is. Just as the sports department was day night. Monday afternoon the about to turn out its part of the Bobcats will play Erskine College. He answered by opening up a box con- paper in walked the former sports spring Continuing they will meet Clemson clothes taining cigarettes. They wereall Luckies." editor Morry Rabin, and, true to trad- College in Clemson, S. C. on Tuesday, ition, when he entered something had the University of Georgia at Athens, to leave—■ so it was work. The old Ga., Wednesday, and Maryville Col- cleaned and feud between he and Hal Samuels as lege at Maryville, Tenn. on Thursday. to the champion penny-pitcher of the Friday and Saturday the Ohio nine pressed Green- and White office was renewed. will play a series with Lincoln Me- CLi4f With determined r a look, Rabin tried morial University at Harrogate and i to show that he had gained exper- will leave Sunday morning for Ath- STAR OF THE RKO RADIO PICTURE ience in this up-and-coming sport ens. The trip will be made in private THE since he last worked on the Green and autos. ;^i "THE WOMAN I LOVE" White sports staff; but alas, the On their return to Athens, the team blood was too much for younger the will meet Michigan State here April older man. Nevertheless, Rabin, not 5, Ohio State April 7 at Columbus, to be taken so easily, talked his way and the University of Dayton Friday to a decisive victory, losing only April 9. technically when the pennies were counted. that the BAA would be in favor McADAMS PRO of playing such a game, if the l independent survey was made recendy TURNS are equipped Johnny McAdams, Ohio Wesleyan's coaches association saw fit to fully to do performer among professional stellar cage and the past throw the center jump out. Day- the finest cleaning and men and women—lawyers, season's leading BAA scorer, has re- ton has already played such an cently turned professional. experimental game this past sea- pressing service. All doctors, lecturers, scientists, etc Of those who said McAdams makes his debut into pro son and found the results highly cage circles on March 22 against the satisfactory. work is done by the most they smoke cigarettes, more than 87% stated they famed Waterloo Wonders, a barn- Regarding the dissolution of the modern equipment. &2g. storming, "razzle-dazzle" five. there-second rule, Grover said that he personally prefer a light smoke. By turning professional, McAdams was of the opinion that the ruling forfeited his right to play baseball would remain as it is, at least for Miss Hopkins verifies the wisdom of this pref- this spring. He was a member of the another year. The Bobcat mentor, JUST DIAL Bishop nine last spring which shared however, wished to do away with all erence, and so do other leading artists of the the BAA championship with Ohio that, 6 1 7 personal fouls, stating espec- stage, screen and University. ially in a tight game, it is to much of radio, opera. Their voices are "tfisrrff temptation for a player to purposely j For Pick-ups GROVER WOULD ELIMINATE get himself fouled. This was espec-, their fortunes. That's why so many of them Coach "Butch" Grover, Ohio Uni- ially noticeable in the recent high 66 N. Court St. versity basketball mentor who recen- school tourney held in the Ohio gym- j smoke Luckies. You, too, can have the throat pro- tly was appointed an officer of the nasium. National Coaches Association, rules tection of Luckies—a light smoke, free of certain governing body, in an interview the other voiced his opinion in favor harsh irritants removed by the exclusive day process THE FINEST of the elimination of the center jump TOBACCOS—- from basketball. SWEET AS HONEY It's Toasted". Luckies are gentle on the throat. THE CREAM OF THE CROP* Grover, molder of champion Sweet as a well-seasoned pipe, on the first Bobcat fives, stated that in all smoke! And the honey-curing keeps it likelihood the center tip-off will sweet. Special attachment supplies (1) be eliminated, because three of automatic free draft (2) double action con- the association's members that he denser. The best pipe you can buy for $l. Nothing else has its flavor. A Light talked to declared themselves in Smoke favor of eliminating the tip-off entirely, except for starting the halves. The Big Ten has already expressed its desire to play the "It's Toasted"-Your Throat Protection game as played by the Pacific Coast teams for the past few YELLO-BOLE AGAINST IRRITATION-AGAINST COUGH seasons. Grover further stated Page Four GREEN AND WHI T E Electioneering and dancing were: Theta YWCA SERVICES Marcella Wells with Wendell Hite; CIRCUS! U. Sorority Elects HOLDS Mary Ellen Bibbee with Fred New- Berdine Strous President man; Helen Cole with Therlyn Reese; Churches (Continued from page one) Following the customary procedure of SOCIETY Ida Mae Mensler with Leslie White; Enter Major Boweselli Members of Theta Upsilon Sorority conducting Good Friday services, with Brown; the YWCA will sponsor a service this Clarence Covington, Society Editor Betty Goodrich Doyle in Review" will feature elected Berdine Strous, Wellston, of those who "Sports at a.m., at home • Lee Groff with Edward Bernhart; For the assistance Friday morning 7 the THREE and the Men's Glee Club held dances living statues," portraying the activ- president at the regular meeting last FRATERNITIES Dorothy Latham with Bob Hire; wish to attend special church services of Dean of Women Irma E. Voigt, ities of the physical education depart- night. to take the spotlight in last week-end's social whirl. The Men's Margaret Taylor with Bob Enghart; throughout the week, and for those 35 Park Place. ment. Other acts vary from Shakes- Other new officers of the sorority Virginia Armstrong with local students and students who will •Dr.- Hiram R. Wilson, professor of Glee Club entertained at an all campus dance on Friday evening, George pearian tragedies and a "Major are: Elnor Wright, Sardis, vice- Reed; Hayes with be here Easter following English, will give the address on the Sigma Pi Initiation Helen Charles Sunday, the Macaroni Hour" to president; Elizabeth Newlon, New while Delta Tau Delta and Fraternities held Dorothy of services is presented. Boweselli beef- theme "Sacrificing in Story." Every- Sterzbach; Lowry with John list trust choruses, hill-billy feuds, and Lexington, secretary; Ruth Bridges, Dances. Theta Chi honored President Charlie Shaw with their Bettie Charles METHODIST CHURCH one on the campus is invited to at- May; Ferrell with the modern rendition of Cinderella. Washington, Pa., editor; and Ruth * Shaw; Elizabeth Gullum with James Dr. William G. Seaman's theme for Paynter. New Matamoras, chaplain. tend this service, according to Rose- annual President's Ball. ■ Two trophies will be awarded to Sharvely; Eileen Wilson with George Holy Week addresses will be "Reac- mary Doran, YWCA president. Week. From the Inferno guests were which are to Boehke; Ann Louise Weaver with tions from the Crowd at the Cross." the acts judged be best led to a still more colorful room which received by the audience. First prize GIVE represented Purgatory or that period Bill Roberts. At 7:30 p.m. tonight his subject will EASTER BASKETS Glee Club, Quartet will be a 21-inch trophy, second prize Hell Week and Initiation. be "Seekers after a Sign"; Wednes- WILL ATTEND ART MEET between a 14-inch trophy. The judges will be Entertain at Dance Then they entered the peaceful atmos- day, "Wise in Their Own Council"; Easter baskets were distributed to Four professors of the art depart- Communion) "The Arthur J. Bronstein of the dramatics 55 children at County ment Morris, Miss Over two hundred couples were phere of heaven, symbolic of initia- Thursday, (Holy the Athens Miss Betty Sporty, Formal Attire Centurions' Discovery"; department, V. S. Miller, principal Children's Home at 4 today by Miss present as the Men's Glee club enter- tion. Surprising p. m., Catherine Bedford, Isabel Work, Friday, "Sneers and His Way of Vic- of Shade High School and former the YWCA. A reading by Leah and Miss Hazel Willis, will attend the tained at their dance held in the Seated in Purgatory and near Sam Worn At Delt Dance tory." A Sunrise Service will be held YMCA director, and McCul- McWilliams, a magic act by Benjam- meeting of the Eastern Arts Associa- Men's Gymnasium on Friday even- heaven, were Kenny Anderson and of recrea- at 6 a.m. Sunday, and Dr. Seaman lough, district supervisor in Franklin, and tap dancing by Jean tion in New York during spring vaca- ing. The . gymnasium was dimly His Boys playing swing music to the Delta Tau Delta's 17 new initiates will speak on "Knowing God and tion under PWA. Andrews composed program. tion. They will attend lighted with four colored spots locat- delight of those located in three the also several any were honored Saturday night at a Achieving Life." The boy who rides the best decor- Chairman of the committee Magdel- exhibitions and art schools. One of ed at various angles. of the divisions. The grand music of march house dance featuring the EPISCOPAL CHURCH ated bicycle in the parade will receive ine Filipsin was assisted by Laberty the main purposes of trip is to Rex Koons and His Orchestra fea- led by Robert Ruth Darr, and his the West and Percy Lowrey Harlem High Wednesday at 7:30 a.m. there will free passes to the circus, said Hughes Coolman, Charlotte Moore, and Betty study the new in industrial tured recent swing music in a man- took the guests through the house, trends Hatter's, a negro band hailing from be Holy Communion, and at 7:30 p.m., this morning. To make the atmos- Stone. styling. ner well received by the guests. The and terminated with Bill affair was outside Columbus. Though the Rev. Robert Leake, Church, phere complete, boxes of candy will feature of the evening was the pro- and Huggins presenting of Grace Farrell Ruth advertised as a sport dance, girls Pomeroy, will speak at vespers. Rev. be sold at the circus—containing gram presented by the entire Glee the marchers with suede leather pro- were dressed in everything from value, Hughes. Men's Lloyd W. Clarke will speak on the prizes of great added Club and the Quartet. The grams. sweaters to formals. students, men, women, children, sang three songs; the quar- "Meaning of the Lord's Supper" at All Glee Club Among those seen were: Ruth at the and faculty members are invited. Ad- tet entertained with the same num- The highlight of the evening was the Memorial Lord's Supper Grandin with Dave Cornelius; Jean- John Werner's singing of "I'm Get- church Thursday at 7:30 p.m. On mission will be 25 cents for adults ber. ette McVey with Don Yenny; Helen and students, and 10 cents for chil- Among those present were: Mary ting Sentimental Over You," "Roset- Good Friday, Noonday Prayers will Childs with Bill Benkert; Alice Eller- dren twelve. Animals accom- Beth Thomas with Albert Smith; ta," and "Stardust." Also featured be held from 12:05 to 12:25 p.m.; at under man with Bob Snyder; Elanor Hovis was a You 7:30 Prayers will be panied by children will not be ad- TMEIIII with James Bar- quaint ditty titled "I hate p.m. Evening Alice Mae Dodge with Tom Reed; Sara Mansfield with 'Cause Your Feet's Too Big" played held with Rev. Clarke's subject mitted. rett; Eloise Rittmaier with Dan George Ritter; Helen Herman with with by the High Hatters and sung by a "Meaning of the Cross." Owens; Bettie Ferrell Charles Joe Lipka; Kathleen Shannon with Shaw; Virginia Mullet with Jerry In- trio. So well was the band received On Easter Sunday a Choral Euchar- WILL ATTEND CONVENTION SCHINE'S WILL BUY YOUR EASTER OUTFIT Harry Burgy. at wood; Esther Collicott with Vic Mil- that no time was taken out for the ist will be sung at 10:30 a.m., and Stephen Levitsky, president of the ler; Carolyn Snow with Leo Dietrich; customary half hour intermission, the 4 p.m. there will be Baptism and Chil- local chapter of Phi Eta Sigma, na- $50.00 WILL BE GIVEN Lois Wise with John Beicher; Mary guests preferring to dance rather dren's Carol Service. tional freshman honorary, will attend Herron with Phil Tripp; Helen Cole- Koons Plays Theta than go up town and refresh them- CHRISTIAN CHURCH the organization's national convention Monday - Tuesday - Wednesday sie with Bob Reider; Charlotte Stam- selves. Holy Communion will be held at the University of Alabama, in Tus- at Rev. J. OR IF NOT CLAIMED MONDAY or TUESDAY per with Ted Rail. Chi 'President's Ball' Seen swinging were: Florette Mar- Thursday 7:30. Neil Craw- caloosa, Friday and Saturday, March ford on "The Everlasting Jane Foults with Bob French; tin with Freeman Jones, Margaret will speak 26 and 27. Theta Chi at service on Easter $l5O cash will be given away at 8:30 Yvonne Meister with Dick Eddy; opened the prom king- Haskins with Martin Beach, Alice Resurrection" the campaign as they entertained their Sunday. Ruth Gregg with Bill Merkel; Mary at Mae Dodge with Jim Barrett, Char- London botanists report that there President's Ball last Saturday even- PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Wednesday Night Jane Kinnison with Bob Stone; Betty lene McConnell with Charles Romig, are now 5,000 known species of ing. prom-king Verberg, Columbus, ex-sec- Struthers with Orville Yarnell; Betty President and nom- with Louis Dr. of orchids. AND Helen Haskins Chabody, retary of ON THE SCREEN TUESDAY—- Strayer with Dane Woodruff; and inee Charlie Shaw was the honored Mary Jane Kinnison with John Wer- of the Synodical Committee of evening. Education, preach Mary Blaschak with Harvey Kocher. individual the ner, Louise Drake with Bill Finzer, Christian will on The room was deocrated with pla- Easter Sunday. There be no stu- Virginia Gray Ray will "WOMAN ALONE cards hearing the planks of with Brecken- their ridge, Elaine Beeler with Jack Voch- dent services. with SYLVIA SIDNEY nominee's platform cam- EASTER SUGGESTIONS Sig's Build Inferno and other ko, Jane Fultz with George Camp- paign slogans. A large picture of bell. DEAN'S INSTITUTE Metalcraft the man of the hour hung over the An institute specially arranged by WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY For Initiation Hop mantlepiece. Mary McCune with Lloyd Black, the Merritt-Palmer School, Detroit, FRUIT BASKETS New initiates were honored by the Rex Koons and His Orchestra were Virginia Stevens with Steve Emory, Mich., which is directed by Dr. Edna THIS WEEK ONLY 4 colors Her Husbands Secretary" brothers as the Sig's entertained at soon won over to and took Lou Bates with Walter Davis, the cause, Betty H. White, will be attended by the five with their annual Initiation Dance last time out from their regular duties to Frances Batten with Jack Kirk, Ohio University student deans: Miss 75c Saturday evening. The house was play as the campaign workers sang Avonelle Sheward with Bill Luthy, Helen Collesie, Miss Esther Cullicott, JEAN MUIR BEVERLY ROBERTS cleverly decorated in a takeoff from "Shaw is our Prom King," an origin- Lillian Huddy with Ralph Parks, Miss Barbara Menges, Miss Irene GIFTS 25c UP Dante's Divine Comedy. As the al composition by Bob Boulware. The Jesse Seavers with Bud Resch, Elma Smith, and Miss Florence Thompson, Wrapped Free (D guests entered the house they were guests were able to join in the sing- Gray with Eugene Rogers, Hazel Miss Lillian Williamson, a major in Regular Bank Night QQA admitted to Dante's inferno which was ing after the grand march, programs Davis with Jack Fishlock, Martha institutional management, and Dean The Gift Shoppe decorated in brightly colored paper carrying the words of the song being Zehring with Jim Whitehill, and of Women Irma E. Voigt over the 4 W. Union Street THURSDAY. H>OOU and flickering lights, symbolic of Hell presented. Jean Ruhl with Dick Barber. Easter holidays.

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