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LXXI1I DECEMBER 12, 1947, GAMBIER, OHIO No. 6

Parish Women Robert Frost Kenyon To Have DIVISION Sponsor Bazaar Lectures Again Field -- House In '48 DIARY Those who dropped in at the The distinguished poet, Robert College Obtains Navy Hall; Book Shop on December 4 saw a Frost, read from his work and Work To Begin In vast change. . The Women's Aux- spoke on Friday evening, Novem- Near Future ;;jHA DELTA PHI iliary of Harcourt Parish sponsor- ber 28 at Kenyon College Speech to the departure of many Kenyon's Field House, a major jje ed a Christmas bazaar on that Building. Robert Frost has, been a the brothers to their homes, objective of the Kenyon Develop- date, profits going to aid the visiting lecturer at Kenyon for e Thanksgiving holiday was ment Program, is assured. One Community Play School. Mrs. many years. His last visit to ebrated with a great deal of half of a Navy Drill Hall, now lo- Bayes Norton, president of the Gambier was during the first ;erve in the ld East Wing. On 1 i cated at Camp Peary, Virginia, Auxiliary, reported a big success .tr Conference on The Heritage of jrday night, a joint beer party has been allocated to Kenyon by for the organizations efforts. the English-Speakin- g Peoples and held in the Bullseye. The the Bureau of Community Facili- i The Book Shop was handsome- Their Responsibility a year ago. ;ir was well attended. Every-- e ties of the Federal Works Agency, ly decorated, and offered many Frost who is probably America's seemed to be enjoying them-,e- s, and as soon as a grading contract attractive gifts, including toys, best known living poet, has won especially Dave Ritter and I ! is let, ground will be broken and children's books, X-m- as wrapp- the Pulitzer Prize for verse four jend." work begun. When cold weather ings, cookies, candy, handker- times. His two most recent books liit wing's Bureau of Stand-i- s comes in '48, Kenyon students chiefs, argyle socks, dainty f are The Steeple Bush and Mars-qu- e y" reports that Bros. Fornoff " td jwaaMartMMaA will have a usable Field House dresses, X-m- as greens, and other of Mercy, a dramatic poem. j Bell have been bitten by the and work ,on further refinements presents. In addition, there was Canon Orville E. Watson, who After his appearance at the .verbial Love Bug. B. B. Bell should be well under way. a refreshment bar where coffee, has been at Kenyon since 1903 as Speech Building, Mr. Frost was forfeited his pin to a charme- It should be emphasized that doughnuts, and sandwiches were professor and friend to genera- the guest of the Delta Phi'Frater-nit- y r young lassie, so they say, from this building is not a tempor- served to visitors. . tions of Kenyon men, celebrated at an informal party, which Park while Bro. Fornoff has ary structure, but rather forms i Every gift was made and do- his 90th birthday on December 1. was attended by over eighty -- a seen the core or shell of the Field en route to Columbus nated by the Parish women. Mrs. people. ::e "Most House to be finished later with than once since the Norton and her Auxiliary are to ; iitiful on Campus during KDP Funds. Girl be congratulated for a splendid Brad's Band Makes ;:.-c-e to The building is given by the Weekend" succumbed job. MacElroy, Federal Works Agency as j charms. , Pledge on Hit Bishop Tucker it a other hand, took the "tone" Tea Dance stands at Camp Peary. The cost ' of somebody's living room by Last Saturday afternoon from of demolition, transportation, im- Host To Educators provement re-erecti- on roving his shoes. "What say, I!u Pi Kappa In 3:00 to 7:00, the athletic depart- and will be ment sponsored a tea dance in the borne by Kenyon College. It will The Right Reverend Beverley be Coach Peterson promises a for- Peirce Hall lounge. This af- called the Wertheimer Field Current Season Dandiiuge Tucker, Bishop of cible array of basketball talent fair was second in the series of House in honor of the late Leo W. Ohio, will sponsor a luncheon at Wertheimer of Class of 1899, .: East Wing's intramural efforts informal dances that will be held the Nu Pi Kappa, the younger lit- Hotel in Cleveland, a j winter. Pledge Lower will be from time to time on the Hill. the Statlef who left bequest to the Alumni erary society on the Hill, opened Friday, December 12, for several Council for the improvement of ; iecided Ken-yon- asset to the Alpha Delt The entertainment preceded 's the current season Wednesday, guests who will meet ;.ers. What with the first game opening basketball game hundred the the College. The Alumni Council December 3 by reading and dis- presidents of four colleges of the appropriated :s two days away, the team is against Kent State. Many thanks has $100,000 of the cussing a paper written by Ken Episcopal Church. They are act- bequest to rious and on its toes. That is, to the cooperation of neighboring initiate the Field Brooks, entitled, America's Diff- ing Walter H. Durfee of House project. steps 1 except Bell, who is continual-- - Denison who supplied over thirty President The first to iculty A lack of Tradition and Hobart College in Geneva, New make the building ready for use on his back in the sack. Culture. Active participants in women. b;t York; President George Keith next winter will include de- Morrill has volunteered the discussion which followed the Music was furnished by How- : Funston of Trinity College in mounting at the present site, the team but it is our humble reading of the paper included Dr. ard Bradley and his newly organ- mion, six-pie- Hartford, Connecticut; President transporting tremendous that Brother Morrill's ized ce band. Examining the Gordon K. Chalmers, Dr. Ashford, Gordon Keith Chalmers of Ken- structure from Virginia, grading :';:ts would produce a result more closely the half dozen musi- and Kenneth Brooks, who read yon College in Gambier, Ohio; the Kenyon site, and erecting it would not only be null but cians who will continue to play the his own work. and Alexander Guerry building. Before it is ready .ild also be void. And so till for all subsequent dances, we find President for Close to twenty men were pres- of University of the South in use will require sealing, ':st week. Howard Bradley, the leader, at the it interior ent, half of which were guests. Sewanee, Tennessee. These four wiring, heating plan installation, (Continued on Page 3) the piano. "Brad" tickled the Secretary Donald Behm explain- colleges of the Episcopal Church plumbing, flooring, roofing, arid ivories for Bobby Byrne's band in ed, at the outset, that the organ- recently joined for a special ser- painting. Final plans the army. On the tenor sax is call for !::!( ization has made plans to expand. vice in the Cathedral in Washing- many additions and improve- Store Opens Pete Seone, who had experience Dr. Ashford concluded the meet- ton, D. C. ments, including a facing of stone with a navy band during the war. ing by stating the purpose of the The purpose of the luncheon is or brick. These will be added as A man who has played previously :c Department organization and the activities en- to acquaint representative laymen rapidly as designated gifts to the gaged by it. in both Connecticut and Florida I The in of Ohio with the work and pur- Kenyon Development Program music department of the is Walt Hwozdewich with enyon his poses of the Church colleges. The make them possible. . College Book Store is "magic" violin. Doug Layman Very Reverend John Wallace Architects for Kenyon's Field open for the sale of classical with Detroit experience picks the sords. Named Suter, Dean of the Washington (Continued on Page 3) This department which Walt Elder guitar, and Johnny Wilson of ;in Cathedral, will be the principal the rear of the book store, Pennsylvania background toots speaker. ''tains only a limited supply of Rhodes' Candidate the trombone. Marve MeL an Mn-popular" present, Arrangements for the Cleve- ( records at Akron musician, completes the Deutsche Verein --it is for Elder, son of Mr. and land luncheon are being made by ! willing to take orders Walter sextet as drummer. 3y Malcolm B. Adams, a Kenyon Victor or Columbia discs Mrs. Walter N. Elder, R. F. D. 4, Hats off to Pat Pasini and the ! Men alumnus. Working with him are Elects Runge can be procured, provided is one of fourteen men chosen to athletic department for a swell 3t three other Kenyon men, the Rev- they are not popular records. compete for the Ohio candidacies job. From here it looks like Ken- ;r erend D. Maxfield Dowell, the Kenyon's German Club, official- phonograph is available now for Rhodes scholarships. Wed- is some mighty good yon in for Reverend Louis Brereton, and the ly the Deutsche Verein, opened its y the playing the various selec- nesday the fourteen young men times this winter. ts in stock and another will be were interviewed in Cleveland Reverend John Patti, as well as year's activities on December 3 --ailed Com- Elton H. Eaton, Jr., representing in South Hanna parlor with the i in a booth which is still by the Rhodes Scholarship jder construction in the rear of mittee of Selections for Ohio. Hobart, David S. Loeffler, repre- election of four officers; Ed -- senting Trinity College, and Wal- Runge, President; Bernie Hoyt, , room. Mrs. Browne hopes to Three will be chosen to enter dis- Hew Pre Law Club representing vice-president; secre- some prints for the walls, trict competition in Indianapolis. ter Harding Drane, Jerry Fink, uch, University of the South. tary; and Ranny Bucey, treasurer. j-l- she feels, together with Elder graduated from Kenyon Members the "airs Seeks All four of the colleges cooper- Plans were made for the famous ( and bench already there, College with high honors in phi- 'A are with Deutsche Party, : small, Verein Christmas add atmosphere to the sec- - losophy and spent a year at Har- All men who are interested in ating for this even vard University where he did forming a Pre-La- w Club are enrollments ranging from about to be held on Sunday, December 1000. they are 14 in parlor, i Main it'Phonographs will not be sold, graduate work and taught. This cordially invited to attend a meet- 600 to Although South Hanna I ! -- Episcopal for the evening should feast not this year," says Mrs. year he is teaching philosophy at ing which will be held at seven affiliated with the attraction students be Capt. Eberle's famous Gluh-wei- n. rrowne the manager of the book Kenyon. P.M. in South Hanna parlor, Mon- Church and require their e. 12th. to participate in religious life, this i Orders for record players His story, "You Can Wreck It" day, January The club will ; pre-legal accordance With 42 members present, the be taken and a complete line won the Kenyon Review Short consider the curriculum, participation is in own faith. All club, the "Cap" believes, is grati-fyingl- y - Phonograph needles will be on Story prize in the Fall of 1946 law schools, and the various with the student's colleges, em- - large but not yet to its all-time Purchases of records may and was included in the O. Henry aspects of the legal profession. four are liberal arts 4) peak of 60. ;Prt on personal college bills. Memorial Award Volume for 1947. Dr. Palmer will be the advisor. (Continued on Page I

YON DECEMBER PAGE TWO KEN COLLEGIAN 2 '947 DEC . . CONCERNING A FEW. Letters to the The COLLEGIAN has watched a faction develop this term IB that defies any defense. A small group of narrow men has Editor been complaining and griping about almost everything by Sandy Lindsey Kenyon College has to offer . . . not the usual and well-substantiat- ed futt gripes about food and such, but-vicious- , petty Editors of the Collegian top complaining about the faculty, the dean, the old customs of Kenyon College plaj "The Time Has Come, The Walrus Said . . singing in the Commons, the sporting events, and the school. Car This group, not organized in any way, has succeeded in color- Dear Sirs: We agree with bobby-soxe- rs veri ing the ideas of some of the new men to such an extent that It has only been a short time the village that the freshm appear too, too Lor a few of them are ready to transfer out. It is recognized that since the Dean stood in front of divine in their ducky new "beanies"! is to gripe about the school and add such elan to the college school buc it an old Kenyon Tradition the student body and said words that spirit is up no en to transfer but this has gone beyond the usual It is so to dre: threaten to the effect that those receiving interesting see the "purple and white" on the heal routine. We of the COLLEGIAN feel that if anyone at Kenyon of so many sett awards should be proud to wear Kenyonmen at the dining tables, in the lounges doesn't like it here, then he isn't needed on the Hill. And we L washroom, classrooms, Church, etc. etc. ad nauseam. In hope, strongly, that when the next term starts, a few faces them. In that statement there is iJ ave wherever a gentleman ought to will be missing. It's one thing to grouse about food, but it's one word that seems to strike a not be with his hat onther' tiet gossip most malicious be our be-beani- ed "fuzzies." another thing to complain and in the discord. How can a man wear a We felicitate our sage and scho to outsiders and Kenyon men alike, saying that the sophomore manner letter or award of any type if he arly class for making such a profound contribute president and the dean are incompetent, and the faculty is to the general does not have a sweater to wear it decline of manners in the student body. What poor. now, little If you're the person who is acting with the group we're on? To be able to wear a letter is men? GET OUT! If you don't like our way of life, a privilege that is honored by talking about, Accolades to Mr. GET OUT! But when you're leaving, don't take some of the men throughout the country and Gerald Cannon for keeping the old "purple new men with you. it is a tradition that mus. not be and white" in the public eye! Mr. Cannon's "beanie" 4 of College. overlooked here at Kenyon. The We respect and revere the traditions Kenyon prominently displayed on his head through double-featur- the entire e not forced anyone to come Kenyon Klan whose duty it is to We are here by choice. We are by at the Vernon theater Saturday last. So great to Kenyon. There was a reason for our choosing Kenyon, and support athletic measures of this was Mr. Cannon's school spirit and loyalty to the "purple that reason was that we thought it the best school in its field. type, is working on the problem aid for- white" he kept his We are here because we want to be here. Why should our and from reports, they have that "beanie" on through the whole show sar- mulated a plan for buying despite the days in the Park be spoiled by the constant cynicism, request of the usher that he take his hat off for sweaters casm, and criticism of a small group, mercilessly hacking for lettermen in the the benefit of the children sitting behind. Bravo! Mr. Cannoi away at anything and everything that happens at Kenyon? second year they win a letter in a NOT-SO-CORDI- EXTENDS A AL INVI- sport, with a blanket to follow in THE COLLEGIAN Reminds us of the blacksmith who had trouble finding an TATION TO ALL OF THESE MEN TO GET THE HELL OFF the third. This is without a doubt assistant who would put up with the hard labor and low pay, THE HILL, AND TO DO IT JUST AS FAST AS THEY CAN. a worthy plan but you and I Finally hooking a husky young freshman a dull Robert C. Collinge know that one organization could with slightly not with any real effectiveness look, the smithy explained, "I get the red-h- ot shoe from the fully support such a plan even if fire and lay it on the Anvil. Then when I nod my head you formance being held in Peirce they used every concession on the Hillbillies Heed Hall. The program featured the hit it with the hammer." The freshman did exactly as he was campus to obtain money. They directed and now Kenyon Singers, directed by the need help and it is the duty of the "fuzzie" is a sophomore and runs the l!ot Apply Rev. Mr. Clement W. Welch, and Kenyon College itself to see that blacksmith shop. several soloists. As a special at- they receive it. traction, Singers rendered a are under way to organ- the And while we're on the subject we might express the Plans composition by Dr. Paul Schwartz It has been said before that hope that Mr. Penfound a on ize string orchestra in Gambier, te will carry pencil an eraser a Kenyon there should and must b$ a sep-era- with performers on the who is head of the Music in for which Department. fund for athletics to main- it the future. A recent noted visitor to the Coffee Shop viola, cello, and double violin, tain a department that is every remarked, as he surveyed the penciled name on wall, "Ode College Two more concerts are sched- the bass are needed. Kenyon bit as much a part of this or any isn't it, where one will find musicians from Mount uled before the holidays. The otherwise intelligent soundmg people, college as the English, Science or names written?" Vernon, Gambier, Howard, and first was set for Sunday, Dec. Mathematics departments are. If 1 other communities have already 7, in St. Stevens Church, Colum- this were done, not only could we We earnestly urge those a- pledged their cooperation. bus, Ohio. The Kenyon Singers maintain a proper equipment students expecting to take dvantage open-house The recently established De- presented a series of religious room filled with the necessities of the faculty invitations to call theii numbers, including "Salve Reg-ina- " partment of Music at Kenyon of well equipped teams but we prospective hostesses before hand and inform them of your and "Des Miseratur." The College is sponsoring the String could also redistribute the Stu- intention to call. It is very difficult to prepare adequately for Orchestra, which will be under music for the latter was written Assembly dent Fund. With the an unknown number of visitors and this sort of unsolicited the direction of Paul Schwartz, by Dr. Schwartz. redistribution the Klan could be R.S.V.P. will go a long way toward mitigating some of the Chairman of the Music Depart- On Monday, 15, helped in their job and such December the social ment. For the past nine years, Singers will give a group of worthy projects as the radio incivility about which we have been so warmly exerci- Dr. Schwartz was director of Christmas Carols in the Kenyon station would not find it necessary sed of late. music at Bard College in Annan-dale-on-Hudso- n, Chapel. The selections will con- to pay their own way each time N. Y., where he sist of many carols of foreign they take to the air waves. The end doesn't justify the means, Mr. Labalme, no matter was in charge of the orchestra, origin. The Assembly how you and the Jesuits like to argue it. The jacket at dinner glee club and chapel choir. He Student fee does not have to may not make the gentleman an effort was also guest conductor with the The Music Department has be raised. The only but it does indicate spent pre- thing Dutchess County Philharmonic many strenuous hours that really needs doing is to in the right direction. Even the smallest effort is somethiig place the Orchestra in Poughkeepsie, N. Y., paring this music. Tedious as the Athletic Department on to encourage. an equal footing and on the board of directors of hours of practice may seem, the with the rest of program was the school. We need and this society. well worth it and athletics Morris Bishop has written a pome which I quote in part we need every activity on the we look forward to seeing the from memory You can Hill also. Added together they because it is so nice and reciprocal. sixty Western women that will as MUSIC spell school SPIRIT in capital think of us as you read it and we can have you in mind The Kenyon Music Department visit the Hill next spring to per- letters, we must get behind them we write it: opened its 1947-4- 8 concert series form the Brahms "Requiem" both and push the issue into the last Monday night, the initial per with the Singers. laps of thse who control the purse "I had the same sense of persistence strings. First of all the Presi- On the site of the seat of Sioux; office, to the dent's allocate the funds I 7I4e Ketufxut ... for the badly needed athletics, heard in the tepee the sound of a sleepy and secondly, the Executive Com- Pleistocene grunt. It was you. mittee, to redo the budget which The past made a promise, before it COLLEGIAN will include the Klan, as well as Began to begin to begone. Founded 1856 other activities which are running Published weekly during the academic year, This limited gamut brings you again, dammit, by the Students of Kenyon College at a loss to those who give their MEMBER: ACP; IP; OCNA time. How long has this got to go on?" Represented for National advertising by NATIONAL ADVERTISING SERVICE. INC hope I you realize exactly what Fearing campus may For subscriptions and advertising space address Business our football team to put up that ardent fraternity men on the had y Manager. Gambier. Ohio. have inadverdently of the Inter-fraternit- rom with in relation to the athletic missed the report in TIME f the Press of the Manufacturing Printers Co., Mt. U.S-colleg- Vernon, Ohio. funds and the Ohio Athletic con- Conference we quote the following: "Most e All opinion expressed herein is that of the Editor unless ference. You've of play- some otherwise indicated. heard fraternities keep out Negroes and Jews, and in A-Embur- ing for pay, but never have I cases Roman Catholics. They don't talk about it. David y, heard of paying to play. Some EDITOR H. A. Collinge - - DP 61, a Cornell Alumnus ('08) and a member of Acacia MANAGING EDITOR C. D. Williams BTP bills for food tacked onto the ASSOCIATE said: 'There is unnatural EDITOR Howard K. Janis - -- MK college bills of the football team nothing arbitrary or capricious or NEWS EDITOR John Borden - DKE were as high as thirty dollars. about . . . restriction based on race, creed, or color SPORTS EDITOR Sam DTD T Montague ASS-- - Need we say more? Something sleep t- SPORTS EDITOR chai. Hering DTD Fraternity members live together, eat together, ,-Ml- uu"1" has to be so- Jack Carter DP done and soon. A con- ogether, date together, and share each joys and BUSINESS MANAGER ; other's Arden Grover DKE dition of this type smells! Come " who ASS'T BUSINESS MANAGER rrows!' Well, we hate to mention it, but for fellows Edward Masch - BTP to Kenyon and Pay to Play I ADVERTISING MANAGER John Mcintosh DKE types COPY - Spirit and teams (good teams) go "don't talk about it" they shore aren't the silent Yokum EDITOR Don Benny - DP any CIRCULATION hand in hand Mr. bear MANAGER BU1 Wehmoff - MK but here at Kenyon If Embury's picturesque figures of speech EXCHANGE EDITOR Biu Se,ler . - SP (Continued on Pag 4) relationship to the real life, it must be jolly fun in a fraternity A 'A W IJ LLL MEMBER 12. 947 KENYON COLLEGIAN PAGE THREE

FIELD HOUSE eventually be an annex 50 feet by DIVISION DIARY WITH 65-3- lob- AEERS OPEN 8 (Continued from Page 1) 186 feet, to include a spacious (Continued from Page 1) House, Karcher and Smith of by, squash and handball courts. PH Middle Kenyon's 'A' team open- : j-.'.- OVER KENT OF CAIITOI! Philadelphia, are now at work An annex on the east end of the ed its season with a 34 28 win making necessary revisions in building will be added later to the over Delta Phi, while, the 'B' team ifpnvon'sc promising basketeers served notice to their the original plans. The inside di- provide bowling alleys. J ii i bowed in a wild scoring spree, i i juigui., iu.i tuey u ue a 124 use of Navy building opponents, M -- wuuiu to The the , mensions have been last y--oaiuiuaj c.,j 1 were !llUc Fr , o ,1 I l AJj 15 9. Spectators report a otender for the Ohio Conference championship. After feet by 294 feet. Present plans will make possible maximum util- "comedy of errors." . . . Rumor call for the main portion of the ity through functional design, yet has penny-pitchin- g will as ordi-f- l it that l Uni-- ! building to measure 114 feet by will not cost as much it -- of Kent State jjton branch Rice To soon be adopted as the official ' Returns 286 feet. It will contain, as or- narily would be if it weren't sur ity for three quarters, the divisional pastime. It's all the 8-l- ap plus. iginally planned, an cinder rage now, although many persist- is unleashed a barrage of Kenyon's need for a Field track and a varsity basketball ent Hearts players claim in that ':.ets left the K.S.U.C. men From Paris - has been a long-standi- ng that floor,- large enough for two intra House respect Middle Kenyon leads the wounds of a 65 to 38 floors, which can be used problem. For many years such a estog mural pack. . . . Suggested motto for bad- building has been contemplated Ciback. ' i Philip Blair Rice returned last also for three simultaneous Middle Kenyon: "When queerer games. floor, placed and it has been a major objective i minton This Lanky Eppa Rixey, whose point weekend from Paris, where he things are done, Middle Kenyon twen-1-t- h at one end, leaves ample space at in the current Development Pro ...rage per game ranked will do them." . . . Bill ("Eli") - had been doing research work end for tennis, Softball, gram. With the ever-increasi- ng in the nation last year, ap- the other Somekh bid seven no trump the football practice, volleyball, as costs of construction, estimates ..jjed to have lmenuons oi John Crowe Ransom is the owner other day and made it too! . . . well as track sports. In addition, have risen from $200,000 pre-w- ar -- proving that position as he Donald ("Now look at it this of a new Packard which is cur lock- price, to figures close to the half 'tied 20 counters for the con- there will be an annex for James ("I'm By making use of way") Rothchild and e's outstanding effort. Chuck rently catching the eyes around ers and showers, 28 feet by 96 million mark. the only Republican here and two-a- This annex, on south the Navy building, it is estimated and Dave Bell rated s town Elder has been feet. the glaaad of it too") Brooks still Walter building, facing Kenyon will not only save a ir point-gette- rs with side of the the that Lord money to carry on their nightly discussions ! chosen for preliminary interview football field, will eventually be sufficient amount of "o and 9 respectively. over the third floor wash basins, increased to 240 feet in length to keep approximately within the 4) I clev for awardance of a Rhodes schol (Continued on Page K.S.U.C.'s Turpin, a small, $300,000 estimate included in the scoring provide additional locker and ., forward, initiated the arship This is only the first of Kenyon Development Program, of waiting, with the present in- up. shower rooms and offices. On the successiui w rsarr .jtil lav several steps. north side of the building will but also will avoid further years adequate faculties. jinected on a dribble in shot jj Kenyon's first bucket. Turpin yved the Canton five to the 'ont again by hooping one from der the boards. Nist, Kent 3ter, clicked on a quick pivot iii, and the Canton men enjoyed ieir biggest lead of the evening. Kenvon began to close the gap s Rixey meshed a free throw id Barr followed through with a ie hand set shot. Bill Schnee l:ch snatched the lead for the

: liriJs when he dribbled through ie Canton defense to solve the ' :i:its. Bell dumped a charity toss, ! :;t Nist tipped one in to knot the i cunt at 8 all. Big Ep then swished the hoop .a a running pivot from the 1 :.hole to hand the Kenyon five ; lead they never yielded. With inland Rixey setting the pace, ' T J 1 "J1 tl-- V 91 :argin at half time. i In the third quarter Canton The seven GMV compressors installed in the iced the lead to seven points, but Styrene Plant of The Dow Chemical Com- dckly faltered. The Lords pany ore here shown from the compressor The ond fifth GMV's iarpened their passing and cylinder side. fourth ore eight-cylinde- r, 800-h- p feed gas units. 23 shooting eyes to loop markers Compressors six ond seven In this interesting

four-cylind- Canton's four in the last period. line-u- p ore GMV er ethylene units. ?jxey registered 10 points of his L- L J ; -j vital in the final canto. FT FM PF TP , iLYON FG 3'icey, f 2 0 0 2 4 EtU, f 4 1 0 1 9 schlemmer, 3 1 0 1 7 'edge, f 1 0 1 0 2 ' WiW Charles, f 0 0 1 0 0 "mm1 j Foxey, c 7 6 4 1 20 ! Clark, c 1 0 0 0 2 Hoberts, c 0 0 0 0 0 (far litoxtluim Barr, g 5 0 0 2 10 Schneebach, g 2 3 2 2 7 Davis, g 0 0 0 0 0 Itinkner, g 1 1 3 2 3 Jones, g 0 1 2 1 1 TOTALS 26 13 13 13 65 I s. u. c. FG FT FM PF TP GMV-- 4 400-h- p Close-u- p of the (wo ethylene units Turpin, f 5 1 2 2 11 showing compressor cylinders, piping and control Stringer, 1 0 5 2 Cali- f At The Dow Chemical Company's Siyrene Planf, Los Angeles, equipment. Iseli, f 0 0 0 0 help produce monomeric 1 fornia, seven modern GMV compressors j Reed, f 0 1 5 products, all having important I Nist, c 6 1 5 13 styrene as well as several other Wiant, c 0 0 0 0 peacetime applications. 7 3 1 2 rugged GMV's made possible !g 1 As always, selection of compact, Ill Schleininger 0 1 0 , highly practical compressor setup. For ! Mgan, g 1 1 2 3 an economical and Coopcr-Desse- m instru- or g 0 0 0 0 example, fast, positive response to sensitive control GMV, making it TOTALS 16 6 21 38 ments has been highly developed in the modern processing requirements. j HALF-TIM- particularly desirable for E SCORE: v. Kenyon 31 Responsiveness is only one or we many pnnS exclu- MOUNT VERNON, OHIO GROYE CITY. PENNA. Kent State 21 iion in which the GMV excels. Likewise there are helped sive features of design and construction that have earn for this modern 400, 600, 800 and 1000 hp com- WILLIAMS FLOWER pressor a reputation for truly exceptional service and SHOP performance. 14 S. Main St. .. Phone 235 The GMV Bulletin, 48 pages of data and interesting MT. VERNON, OHIO information, will be mailed in response to your request. DECEMBER PAGE FOUR KENYON COLLEGIAN 2 '947

LETTERS TO THE EDITORS sume." Mrs. John Chalmers: it is no understatement to say that C (Continued from Page 2) "Well, how nice of you to pre- the party lads of Middle Leonard O Kenyon Jewelry we first cut off the hand and then sume so." ended the Big Weekend in a burst L BALDERSON'S Personal Service say "Go to it boys and Win!" BETA of glory and celebration. On Sun- L Protestingly yours, A fraternity like any other day evening, talent bloomed on E College SuppliM Jack Bartlett 'permanent' organization passes every hand as the precussion CLEANING PRESS1NC G Pipe and Tobacco P.S. I don't envy Dave Hender- through many changes and crises section, of Runyon's new marching E band materialized from the second REPAIRING son. The only job he has next over a period of time, and so it S Clothing spring is to ask the boys to come has happened with Beta Alpha of floor to sernade the entire Leo- nard Hall. Our neighbors to the H Toilet Articles out for football and pay for their Beta Theta Pi. For the first time O since lord knows when, South South mumbled some unprintable own meals. After all what's $30 2971 A Student Enterprise good-neighb- or Call Gambier P and two less weeks of summer? Leonard came through a Dance phrases about poli- Weekend without the loss cies as Bull Basinger and Hep Cat of one window pane! Whether Carr flowed in and out of aH. the DIVISION DIARY sleeping rooms, spreading glad (Continued from Page 3) the psychology behind the mov- FENTON ing of the "Beta Rock" is respon- tidings to all who cared to listen SERVING reports D.T.F. ("Marp Twain") sible for this drastic change of and to those of a somewhat dif- DRY CLEANERS Marple. . . . The Mu Kap Music policy or not the fact remains ferent nature. The instruments KENYON Appreciation Society regul- Mount Vernon, Ohio holds that le finestre came through in- consisted of old wash tubs and ar meetings in the parlor, presid- tact. In short, a mighty fine time some not-too-em- pty bottles of MEN ed -- over by such mentors as was had by all, especially Satur- dubious content. George ("Satchel") Hays, Bob day afternoon in the parlor when We might here thank Captain ("Kas") Kastner, and the Marples a "short hair" jazz session was and Mrs. Eberle, Aunt Julia, Mr. those "notable of erudition." held. and Mrs. Gribben for their paren- WIEDEMANN'S . . . Comment at Dance Weekend tal guidance in aiding us to abide BOHEMIAN BEER party What with another "down peri- P about Brother Lindsey's od" approaching, the Dunham by the several rules now in force. O epic pome: to Blood-shot "Farewell Madness Construction Corporation (includ- The Eye Room was is pretty good, . . . ROYAL AMBER hie." "Satchel" ing the organization's numerous particularly spectacular with the Jewelry Company and his 10,000 shares of Tucker abuliating subsidiaries) has slow- beautiful decorations that hung are to be e reported doing well, ed up considerably. It has been from its hallowed walls. The at- which may mean M.K. ALTES LAGER BEER that the rumored that Prof. Chalmers has mosphere was perfect for restful johns will soon be renovated. . . HOMECOMING been employed by the said cor- conversation and sleepy dancing. e FLASH Bob ("Quinn") Cohn has not-too-priv- ate poration to plan a series of se- Invitations to the DECORATIONS not sold any bargains CASE OR KEG this past curities to be issued. Regardless, party were given to all comers AWARD week. That isn't to say that he the new "game room" (which has and each expressed hopes of an- e FROM OUR SHOP try to. . . . ("I didn't Bernie want been made possible only through other invitation in the near my name in New the York results of our country's pres- future. Times") Futter sez the RANDY PRIBBLE he'll settle for ent form of economy) will be this in the Collegian. We here- -- open to all types of economic BISHOP TUCKER DISTRIBUTING CO. TELEPHONE 231 R with comply: Bernie Futter. . . . thinkers. (Continued from Page 1) Startling sight: N. B. Marple seen The new expansion policy of phasizing personal growth and in- 1548 outside of the Speech Building PHONE 204 S. Main St. Ml Vernon, 0. the Athletic Department in the tellectual development rather for two hours at a time. . . . The Mount Vernon. Ohio field of provides for an than vocational studies. familiar face of alumnus Dave basketball increase in entertainment. Such Weller was seen here week, last pleasure can be derived from although not very much. His time Misto's performance WINE AND DINE IN COMFORT ALLEN JEWELER was divided between doing on the A some team Top's DIAMONDS work for the Speech Department and from Flat on the B team. STONE'S GRILL WATCHES and Gene's. . . Jim Brooks over- BEER AND WINE TO TAKE OUT WATCH REPAIR heard at M. K. Dance Weekend MIDDLE LEONARD Mount Vernon, Ohio 7 E. GAMBIER STREET party: "Mrs. Chalmers, I pre "All is well that ends well" and ', tiotf vfe Ttfz goes W::. when you're listening to HAL MclNTYRE'S 1 newest (MGM) record A f n 'ft t JL i NE OF the grooviest ork-Dilo- ts on the MGM record roster n x v is Hal Mclntyre. Like so many other top-notc-h

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