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VOL. 44 BLOOMINGTON, ILLINOIS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1937 NO. 3 Wesleyan Students Come Question Chosen Committees Named From Scattered Places For Argument by Wesleyan Debaters By Homecoming Enrollment Higher Than The question which Illinois Last Year; Large EVERYBODY OUT! I Wesleyan debaters will use this Frosh Class Team Leaves year was announced Monday as Chairman Wasem for South follows: "Resolved, That the National From 17 states come the 688 All the student body is invited Labor Relations Board should Tyree Assistant Chairman students who have enrolled in to a farewell send-off for the ]Headline Highlights be empowered to enforce arbi- For Homecoming Fete; Wesleyan for the first semester. football team as they start on tration of all industrial dis- This registration figure is seven their trek to Louisiana tomor- Indian Visitor ...... Page 2 Scheduled Oct. 14-16 putes." more than the total of October row at 1:15 p. m. at Hedding Does the Art In You Want 1st of last year. Hall. This will be the national Pi Homecoming chairman George Expression? See .... Page 2 Of these students, 251 are Coach Harry Bell, co-captains Kappa Delta question and also Wasem, chosen last Thursday in members of the freshman class used by the Illinois Debate Student Union meeting, has Chittum and Oliver, and Stu- Musicians Placed .... Page 3 an- which has a restricted enroll- dent Union president Bob Baker League and the Mid-Western nounced -his assistants for the ment. According to Mr. Norman will give short talks, and the Debating conference. Who Is A "Good Scout?" Homecoming festivities to be Hickman, 50 applications for Pep band will be playing all A squad of 25 or 30 is expected ...... Page 4 held Oct. 14 to 16. admittance into the College of this year in intercollegiate de- William Tyree will act as as- the good old Wesleyan loyalty Benny Goodman Liberal Arts and 30 for Music bate. Plays Near sistant chairman, and commit- songs! Bloomington ...... Page 5 School were refused. Everybody out! Dean Wiison B. Paul attended tees have been announced as Raises Standards the meeting of the coaches of What About Men's Rush- follows: That Wesleyan is raising its the MIid-West Debate League in ing? ...... Page 6 Chapel Committee standards was shown ,by the fact Evanston Saturday, where the Elizabeth Ann Goudy, chair- that no one in the lower third Student Union question was decided upon. The Will You Like the Show? man; William Lampson, Harriet of his high school graduating members were guests of the ...... Page 7 Taylor, Dale Volle, Mary An- class was accepted. Holds Meeting School of Speech at Northwes- News in the advertisements derson. The average intelligence tern university for a luncheon me- Student Union last Thursday ...... Most any page Greek Sing dian is higher than that of last night granted the Y.W.C.A. the Saturday noon. Floyd Heydenberg, chairman; year, and the average score on There were representatives concession for candy at all home Beatrice Alexander, Marie Jen- the English placement test was from colleges from Minnesota, sen, Graham football and basketball games Thomsen. higher. Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa, Illi- YWCA Meets House for the ensuing year. Decoration and Judges Wesleyan also has a list of nois, Indiana and Ohio. Some In their first meeting of the William Henderson, chairman; 46 transfers from 28 different of the schools participating from Denton year, the Student Union heard Sarah Beach Woodward, Richard Far- schools. The largest number, this section of the country in- proposed plans for student pro- Mrs. Wilson B. Paul spent rell; Keith Anderson, John from Illinois State Normal clude Northwestern, University uni- jects from president Robert Saturday with Miss Sarah Cribbet, Loisana Roberts, Helen versity, of Illinois, Illinois Wesleyan, includes John English, Baker. Beach, regional secretary of Y. Lou Miller, Barbara McMurry, Ruth Johnston, Charles Mer- Illinois State Normal, Wheaton, Elizabeth Ann Goudy was ap- W.C.A. for the Lake Geneva Elizabeth Jones, Helen Heck, cier, Helen Moberly, Lake Forest, Eureka, and Mon- Ila Renter, pointed to investigate securing region . Miss Beach accom- Marguerite B e a d 1 e s, Donald Leon Steele, Louise Stubblefield, mouth. a phonograph machine for the panied Dean and Mrs. Paul back Stoutamyer, Margaret Reeser. and Alice Sutter. From the Hut for the Friday afternoon to Bloomington and attended Football Game Program University of Illinois come Fran- tea dances, gatherings which the Illinois Wesleyan Y.W.C.A. Arnold Rupprecht, chairman; ces Belle Wesleyan Hour Hutton, Byron Smith, have proved popular fqr two retreat Sunday morning Sept. Wayne Passe, Edward Odekirk. and Jack Towson; and Mac- years and which have been re- 26. She has just taken over Parade Committee Murray College loses Mary Ink- Programs Planned quested by students again this this position and Illinois Wes- William Crossman, chairman; ster and Virginia Kerr. All the year. The WJBC program commit- leyan was the first of the 127 Duane Kincaid, Maida Rettberg. way from the University of Ha- Standing committees for the tee had its first meeting Mon- colleges in her region which she Cups and Awards waii come Abraham Akaka and year were appointed, They are: day Sept 27 and programs will has visited. Alice Beyer, chairman; Rich- Jack Isuno Wakayama. finance, John Cribbet, chair- officially begin Monday Oct. 5. Miss Beach ard DeWeese, Wilfred Wiltfong. New York Represented was formerly with man; Sherwood Dees, Alice The radio station came on the the Y.W.C.A. at Oregon State Publicity and Posters The Savage School for Phy- Prosch; activities, George Was- campus during 1the summer of College in the capacity of Charlotte FitzHenry, chair- sical Education in New York secre- em, chairman; Harold Morey, 1934. The Wesleyan hour was tary. This man; Paul Pettit, Charles Hov- gives us Robert Berlin and Mar- summer she was Donald Stoutamyer; social, Lois started the first semester of transfered to her present posi- ender, Jacob Frieda, Virginia tin Friedman, and Franklin Meeker, chairman; Noble Vance, the following school term and Nesler. Strong comes from Taylor uni- tion. She was also at Dubuque, William Chalice; pu bli city, has been run continuously ever Iowa at the city Y.W.C.A., secre- Hockey versity at Upland, nd. From Charlotte FitzHenry, chairman; since. Gretchen Phelps, chairman; Morgan Park Junior College tary at Iowa State Teachers Elizabeth Ann Goudy, Maida This program is an official Evelyn Listen, Esther Hawks, come William Bradley, College, and assistant secretary Fred Rettberg. broadcast of the University. It at the University of Iowa while Genevieve Reeves. Fenger, Vernon Kammerer, and Other officers for the year consists of educational fea'tures, Radio Announcer Oharles Orr; and from Wright are she was doing graduate work. Sherwood Dees, vice president; literary programs, plays, and Riley Jackson. Junior College we have Robert musical numbers. It has be- She also taught for two years Dance Committee Maida Rettberg, secretary, and in China, having (Continued on page 8) come a laboratory for students received a Martin Tayman, general Join Cribbet, treasurer. fellowship of speech and this fall especially to a Chinese college chairman. upon receiving her degree. so because of the new radio Her (Continued on page 8) Discuss Plan To Akaka Visits Parents sister, formerly Y.W.C.A. secre- speech class Which is being of- -- p--- tary in Hawaii, is now holding Of Friend in Hawaii fered for the first time. Send Delegate to Dean Wilson B. Paul has been a similar position in Boston. Abraham Akaka, transfer stu- named as the new committee Miss Beach spent Sunday with Meeting Of National Meeting dent from, the University of chairman. Other new members Dean and Mrs. Paul, leaving Honolulu, was a house guest of the committee are Robert fcr New York Sunday night. AED Tonight The possibility of Wesleyan's last week end at the home of Ross and Robert Taylor, both being represented at the next Mr. and Mrs. Joe Todd, near of the School of Music faculty. The first meeting of the year meeting of the National Inter- Clinton. Pi Kappa Delta of Alpha Epsilon Delta, pre- Fraternity Conference was dis- Mr. and Mrs. Todd are the medical fraternity, will be held cussed by Dean Wilson B. Paul parents of Kirby Todd, who for Home Economics Club Dinner Meeting in the Wesleyana room in Buck at the opening meeting of the several years has been an in- To Meet on Tuesday library tonight at 7:30, with C. Interfraternity council. The ses- structor in Punahon Academy at Pi Kappa Delta, national hon- Arnold Rupprecht, president, sion was held at the Beta Kap- Honolulu. Home Economics club will orary forensic fraternity, will presiding. pa house last Sunday evening. meet next Tuesday afternoon, hold a dinner meeting next At this meeting new mem- A committee made up of the NEW MUNICIPAL STADIUM Oct. 5, in the home economics Tuesday at 6 p. m. at the Y.W. bers will be considered. Those fraternity presidents was ap- PROGRESSES RAPIDLY rooms in the basement of Hed- C.A. It will be their first meet- pre-medic students with a pointed by council president Work on Illinois Wesleyan's ding Hall. The meeting is called ing of the year. scholastic rating of at least 80 William Henderson to study the new stadium has made great for 4:00 p.m. At 8 p. m. all students in the per cent will receive notices of rushing situation. progress during the past two All freshman girls who are school who are interested in their eligibility for acceptance An interfraternity dance and weeks. Pouring of cement has taking any work in the home trying out for the debate squad into the fraternity. exchange dinners were also dis- begun, and one curve of the economics department are in- .are asked to meet in room 27, By-laws will 'be discussed at cussed at the meeting. track is near completion. vited to the meeting. Hedding Hall. the meeting. ILLINOIS WESLEYAN PAGE TWO UNIVERSITY ARGUS WEDNESDA~rY, SEPTEMBERE3~E 29, 1937 r, I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Openings for Work In Field Hindu Visitor Mortimer Plans Of Art Increase, Says Quinn Reorganization Of Camera Club University of Chicago and University of Chicago humor All camera fans, old and new,, Art Institute Furnish magazine. will be glad to know that Dr. Mortimer plans to organize the Quinn's Education Art classes are run on the same basis as the preceding Camera club for another year year and Mr. Quinn assured of educational entertainment. By ALICE PROSCH me that he would be glad to He says, however, that the en- "There are many indications tertainment will depend upon of an increasing number of welcome any would-be artists to his studio on the third floor the students' appreciation of openings for work in all phases of Presser Hall. the art and that he will posi- of the field of art," is the opin- tively make no speeches. ion of Vincent Quinn, new Wes- The members will be taught leyan art instructor. I was quite to develop their own films and interested in the proof Mr. Phi Mu Alpha to make their own prints. Be- Quinn gave for his statement sides this every member who and in his account of the varied Holds Service has paid his or her dues is en- experiences he has had in art titled to use the dark room and work. For Pledges its equipment. Chicago Degree Anyone interested in the hob- Most of his studying has been Phi Mu Alpha announces the by is urged to leave his name done in the vicinity of Chicago, following pledges: with Dr. Mortimer. where he had three years of John Williams, Bloomington; work Joe in the Art Institute. He Phelps, Beardstown; George It will pay you to read the ads. also received a masters degree Rock, Farmer City; Richard from the University of Chica- King, Danvers; Alvin Jacobson, go, later becoming the assistant Streator; Robert Smith, Reuben art instructor in the university. Anderson, Belvidere; Ar n ol d Mr. Quinn still does a great Graef, Robert Jorgensen, Park deal of painting in addition to Ridge; Pershing Cooper, Edge- FLOWERS his work in teaching. Last year mont, Station; John Orr, El Savitri Motwane, he had a street scene in the Paso, Texas. . high caste Indian, who is touring the world with her For All Occasions annual water color show of the father, an oil-heater salesman, visits Wesleyan classes. The pledging ceremony was Courtesy of The Daily Pantagraph Chicago Art Institute. The pic- held at the home of Mr. Spen- OTTO J. ture was done in gouache, cer Ewing. Mr. Ewing gave an linois Wesleyan James Walker, Jean Bedell HEMBREIKER which, for the 'benefit of those illustrated lecture on his trip II Yand Al Luebbers of Chicago of us who are not artists, he to the far east, after which the The Florist Classes Visited By Spent the week end at the Sig- explained as a thick mixture of pledging was held. B ma Chi house. water color. He also had pic- Mr. Phillip Homer Barnes, 503 N. Main 103 W. Front tures in the college art associa- head of the piano department East Indian Native Charles Hulick spent the week Phone 235 Phone 3009 tion show in Ames, Iowa. of the School of Music, was re- L. REEVES end in Harrisburg. ceived as an honorary pledge. By GENEVIEVE Likes Teaching The faculty members present Members of several classes Since Mr. Quinn had done were: Mr. Green, Mr. Kritch, were surprised last Wednesday commercial art work around Mr. Jordan, Mr. Drexler, Mr. forenoon by a visit from Savitri both Chicago and New York, I Harvey, Mr. Ross, Mr. Vander- Motwane of Bombay, India, who asked him whether that type water, and Dean Westbrook. was visiting for the day in of work was more enjoyable The out of town guest was Mr. Bloomington. She accompanied than teaching. He quite sur- Edmund Munger. Also present her father, G. C. Motwane, who prised me by saying that he was Mr. Clark Stewart of Bloom- is to be a representative of the much preferred his present job. ington. Williams OiI-O-Matic Corpora- In spite of the discontented tion in Bombay. Incidentally, he opinions of some teachers, the The Phi Mus had as their is a personalI friend of Mahatma ayt instructor still believes dinner guests Prof. Edmund Ghandi. teaching allows more leisure Munger, Prof. William Kritch Convent Education .time. and Mr. Dwight Drexler. After Savitri, who has the mark of -'aAi member of Beta Theta Pi dinner Mr. Munger gave a short a high caste Hindu on her fore- piano recital, fraternity, Mr. Quinn remarked which all enjoyed. head, was educated in a Bom- that he had enjoyed college life bay convent, but still holds to very much. While in school he a few native prejudices. She is was art editor of the Phoenix, Anson Receives strictly a vegetarian and will Master's Degree not sit at a table where beef 9 i is served. She speaks English George Anson '32, former head perfectly in a low-pitched, well- SMART Iof Wesleyan's piano department, modulated voice. received his master's degree at The Indian girl has for a the University of Arizona and long time wanted to be a nurse i SCLOTHES 9 is to head the piano depart- and she included Brokaw hos- ment at the University of Okla- pital in her Bloomington tour. homa, Norman, Oklahoma. She was especially interested in Sfor Men! the babies. Savitri is very fond of Amer- 9 9j I EXPULSION! ican movies. While in Hollywood o 9A SUITS she met Robert Taylor before SDrexler Eliminates he left for England. She 'had a 9 TOP COATS S Youthful Student picture taken width; Shirley 9 SUEDE Temple and has an appointment Last Wednesday forenoon, Mr. with the "unseeable" Garbo on i JACKETS Drexler let fly his wrath on one her return to Hollywood. i SWEATERS of the younger Franklin school Will See England innocents, who desired the Savitri would like to spend i HATS 9 knowledge of music apprecia- six more months in the film tion. During their first encoun- 9 GLOVES colony but her usually indulgent ter the war was but a verbal father shakes his head at this. !I I battle, but when the enemy re- They have only seven more appeared the two came to blows. months in the United States i ° Then after the vanquished foe and the larger part of this must retreated through the window, be spent in New York. From .Ul brich calm was restored and the class there the two sail for England resumed. on their way back to Bombay. '& Kraft Savitri has seen a great deal 9 9 Betty Barnes of Minier, Elea- of the world for an eighteen- - Popular Priced Clothiers i nor McBride of Grand Ridge year-old ,and she declares that and Mary Beth Anderson of the United States is 9 111 MAIN STREET I one of the Chenoa, spent the week end at most in'teresting countries she 9i'o )llo ,o inmo oeoc.iltmo ol'O ^Iao o o'gD41'u their homes. has ever visited. ILLINOI[S WOESEYeAN UJNIVERSITY ARG;US PAGE THREE WEDNJESDSAY, 'SEPTEM~ENBER 29, 1937 WENSASRTME 9,13LINI WELEA UNVRIYAGSPG I _I HEI ---~I School of Music Places All Sixty Members Trios Popular As Entertainers '37 Graduates; Responsible Last Friday evening a trio composed of Reba Brown, violin- Positions Held By Many ist, Larry Tagg, 'cellist, and Vere Wolf, played for the busi- Popularity contest positions this fall, securing ad- ness women's Summer School Grads at Tilden-Hall. vanced places in their profes- banquet Also Find Jobs sion. Everett ' Anderson '35, On Friday evening Lee Davis, moved from Heyworth to Gibson tenor, Jean Root, violinist and In Schools City; Russell Suppiger '36, from Bernice Schaumberg, soprano, Grinnell college, to Benton Har- ... compose the Concert Band, predicted to be the finest performed at Fairview sanitor- With the placing of every '37 bor, Mich; J. B. Middleton from in School of Music history. ium. graduate who wished a job, Kansas State College to Frank- Illinois Wesleyan's School :of lin college, Franklin, Indiana; -9 Music adds another successful and Fred Weber '34, from Lex- Band Organization record to its many years of se- ington, Kentucky to Edwards- r curing responsible positions for ville, Illinois. Ward Moore '35, Nationally Known its students. who has been in Birmingham, Eleanor Aldrich is teaching in By ALICE PROSCH Alabama several years, changed noted attrac- the Danville, Illinois public One of the most to Chrisman, Illinois; Homer tions of Wesleyan's School of schools and conducting private J: Ely '33, from East Lynn to Music, the concert band this piano classes. The music and Hopedale; Roberta Moore '34, v: of 60 ":i: religious education at Starr year boasts a, membership from Rollo high school to Polo; During the past few Commonwealth in Albion, Mich- players. Marshall Pixley '35, from Big organization has igan are in charge of Frances years this Rapids, Mich. to Harrington, recognition throughout Beyer. Doris Moon is the piano gained Deleware; Christine Querfeld as being one of the finest instructor at the Kansas State Illinois '36, from Lombard Conservatory bands in the country. Teachers' college in Manhattan, college to Hebbing, Minnesota; Louise After one week's rehearsals, Kansas. Schmith '36, from Witt, Illinois Prof. Russell Harvey has stated Others who have secured to Westboro, Mo.; Norman Mar- that in his opinion "the band teaching positions in Illinois shall '35, from Plains, Montana be by far the best are: will certainly to the Upper Iowa University in band Wesleyan has ever Eugene Grove, Leaf River; concert Fayette, Iowa; David Foltz '36, had." He is planning to give Lola Cherry, Vandalia; Inez from Staunton to Mount Carroll; two or three concerts in the Ellsberry, Altamont; Katherine Willard Valletine '33, from Ma- surrounding towns in the next l' Geyer, Sheldon; Walter Haber- son City to Staunton; Emily few weeks. aecker, Roanoke; Helen Louisa r,: Jones '33, from Streator, Ill. to The list of compositions the Hall, West Frankfort; Margaret Pittsburgh, Pa.; Crescy Turner band is planning to work on in Hallene, Pawnee; Esther Imm, V: '32, from Hammond, Ind. to the coming year contains music Benson; Robert Jones, Edinburg; Windsor, Ill.; Pauline Egan '32, of real value by noted com- Elizabeth Martin, Galatia; Mary L: from Roanoke to Paxton; and posers. Harvey has tried to in- Elisabeth McClure, Shawnee- Geraldine Egan '30, from Pales- clude for the most part com- town; Betty McDanels, Mount tine to Girard. positions originally written for on this Glamorous Morris; Fielder Myers, Morris; use in concert bands. New "Type" Mary Ogden, Highland; Ernest Wesleyan band programs of Seeman, Peatone; Frances Set- past years have created inter- tles, Kansas; Ralph Shannon, D.O. Hostess esting comments on the type of Edwardsville; Mary Louise music used. These numbers are Lynn; Genevieve Wertsch, East To Friends selected witlh the intention of Saybrook. Dorothy Whitmer, furthering and deepening the is teaching in Dufur, Ore- Members of Delta Omicron Foster students' musical education. gon. entertained with a weiner roast Another feature of last year's Study at Forest park on Saturday af- Continue class that will ternoon, Sept. 25. band ensemble Several of last year's gradu- be continued is the instruction ates are back at Wesleyan On Monday evening, Sept. 27, in conducting. This work will working on their master's. Grace at6 o'clock, Delta Omicron en- begin soon and be carried on Boles, Dale Eymann, and Dana tertained the following guests up to the annual spring con- Kinsman still walk the halls of at the chapter house: Prof. Ed- ducting recital by seniors. their alma mater. Mabel Ewalt mund Munger, Prof. William The chapel committee is plan- Miss is teaching in the elementary Kritch, Miss Ethel Gunn, ning to introduce the band in deparment while working on her Ann Gullege and Mr. Robert a program during the next master's degree. Ross. month, in order that new stu- Mary Allison Badger and An initiation service was held dents may become better ac- Alice Marquis decided on mar- after dinner and Miss Gullege quainted with their concert riage as a career, during the and Mr. Ros were made pa- band. summer. The former became the troness and patron of the soror- bride of Ernest Seeman on June ity. Prof. Munger then presen- 15, while Miss Marquis mlarried ted several piano selections. WHEN YOU WISH TO Stuart Steelman '36 graduate of Wesleyan School of Music, on Delta Omicron announces the Jeanette Stage It With Flowers July 22. The Steelmans are re- pledging of Miss Say and Miss Marabeth Martin. siidng in DesMoines, Iowa. Phone 303 Summer Grads Placed Mary Depler and Virginia Ann Summer school graduates were Lovelock entertained their par- A. Washburn also very successful in finding ents Sunday, Sept. 26. positions. R. B. Barrett is at Olney, Illinois; Paul Chronic, & Sons Pearl; Lucille Ebel, Columbia; Miss Margaret IHallene was a 318 North Main Street Stanley Fisher, Mendota; Char- house guest of Delta Omicron lotte Langsdale, Wyoming; John over the week end. back go the pages of time, McKinney, Kempton; Marden I 1 1 8 I n 4 u n n steps this suede l11ty11111!!i[llillillC11111117r1II~II711lUUCUUIl111lllllll1l out rrrrr' rrrrrrrtrrrrrttttt~ttittttttltti1 and fth oi f I.,u..N...... as...... N...... 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Confer- ence co-captain, as interesting a _ Held on Tuesday horseshoe tournaments. The de- ruling allows him to do this. thriller as any author has ever partment Is interested in hay- I created. On Tuesday, Sept. 21 the In- ing as many entered as possible. He looks over the enemy's Good Tackle tramural Council, with Coach Every man on the campus, ex- stock and comes back to the Having but Fred Parker presiding, met in cept letter winners, is eligible coach with his report. His next played a third string tackle in his senior the gym to decide detailed points to compete! job is to get the frosh to work year at Johnston City high school about the coming intramural Softball Schedule those same plays against the before coming to Wesleyan, Bob tournament. Here are the plans Thursday Sept. 30: Phi Mu vs. varsity, so as to prepare the ,israted today as one of the best ,as announced Thursday: Indees at 3:30 latter for the actual game. For tennis: There will 'be in- small college tackles in the Phi Gains vs. Tekes at 4:30 i section. dividual and team competition. Friday Oct. 1: BK vs Sigs, 3:30 This rapid rise in For both, the winner must be Indees vs. Sigs at 4:30 ability is almost comparable to victorious in two out of three Tennis (singles) the pop- ular gridster's rise in size. sets. A team consists of five The first round must be con- When Bob first matriculated at men, two doubles and one singles pleted by Saturday noon. Pair- Wesleyan he player. Promptness in playing ings follow: stood 6 feet, 1 inch and scaled 159. Today, Oliver off these matches is urged, with Withey vs. Steinkraus; Dees measures 6 feet, 3 inches and penalty of a forced default if vs. Shannon; Smith vs. R. B. tips the beam at 215. scores are not turned in within Smith; Simpson vs.: Perry. Works Through School reasonable time. Tennis (doubles) For golf: There will be no Dees, Evans vs. Crapp, Ver- Besides playing regular tackle can trade the pigskin for some actual individual competition, non; Lamson, Brownley vs. Hen- and co-captaining the defend- sheepskin and start on his One mistake in his although a single winner will derson, Steinkraus; Kesterson, observing, ing champions, the "Towering coaching career. and bango-there goes a ball be chosen. All match play will Wiltfong vs. Harris, Rust. Titan" carries a full course and A younger brother, Albert, is game. His work last year be in foursomes, and the per- Horseshoe (singles) was works 7 hours a day at a hotel now in the freshman class and a masterpiece and son with the lowest individual W. Hopper vs. Soehlke; had no little in town. Bob has done this for making a strong bid for a reg- With- to do with the Titans copping score of all foursomes will be ey vs. Drumm; L. Hastings vs. three years now and is waiting ular birth on the classy Wes- 1 the gonfalon. declared the single champion. He'll be back this for June to come around so he leyan first year team. Wiltfong; Lee vs. Dees; Hawkins year. For horseshoes: Teams, to be vs. Schweglor. _ _ composed I present you-Fred H. Parker. of five men, with - __ _-- 1 ** I viously matches to be played off in the *4 Order of Titans listed qualifications are Williams' Scientific met. same manner as tennis and Homecoming - Football Ratings gave Those golf with group and individual (Continued from page 1) last year's Titans Is Introduced In picked as charter mem- 38.6 out of a possible honors. r 100. State bers were Kenneth Chittum, For baseball: A 12 inch soft Eric Rasmussen, Manning Twins, Normal rated 34.1; St. Viator, Chapel Program William Crossman, Tom Slanec, ball will 'be used. Because of the Roy Robbins. :4.6; Louisiana Tech, this week's William Hoppers, Eric Rasmus- y The Order of Titans sponsored debris on the field, intramural Ticket oe, was -awarded 51; DePaul, sen, Alvin Hartman, Harold Sales E ;5.8. he chapel football and baseball may be Robert Duncan, chairman; t program held this Boysaw, and Joe Yurieci, now i .* 8 * * f norning as an introduction delayed. Sherwood Dees; Alice Prosch. r . for active in school, as well as Dave he;. organization Information concerning all Dance Orchestra New faces: Jean Fletcher, t that was Swanson, Jean Bedell, Frank ;reated near matches will be posted on the Martin Tayman, James Cos- laughter of Art Fletcher, the c the end of the last Jacoby, Rex Wallick, Albert chool bulletin boards at Hedding Hall tello. rew York Yankee baseball s year. Wiedeman, and Robert Tull, c -and at the gym. An alumni advisory commit- oach. Jean hails from Collins- 1,,Dean William Wallis, in his who are no longer enrolled in Points for group and single tee has been ille. iintroductory speech brought out the university. appointed .to as- * * * ti) competitors will ,be filed, and sist the students. Prof. Fred he five qualifications necessary Chosen from the ,athletic de- VWesleyan or one to from time to time:the standings Muhl has charge of the pro- sure rates down fe be elected to the or- partment by the faculty com- -will be announced, gram during the game. Mrs.s outh. We're playing at Loui- 1er. They are: it d mittee composed of athletic di- -- - Myra Peairs will supervise the s iana Tech's Homecoming! E1. Unselfish devotion to the rector Harry Bell, Dr. Wilbert Tech's enrollment is nterests of Illinois Wesleyan Freese to Captain house decorations and judges. i] 1300; ii Ferguson, coach Fred Parker, , -Publicity will be handled by lors are red and blue; nick- university. Dean William Wallis, Dean Wil- S ames ,are Bulldogs, Techmen, 2. Cooperation. Titan Golf Squad Norman W. Hickman, and R. a11 son B. Paul, Dr. Mildred Hunt, nd Dw.ight Drexler will 'be in c'harge a Techsters; college was 3. Leadership in activities. Prof. Fred Muhl, ,and Sfc Prof. Wil- Stanley ounded in 1894; 4. Outstanding Freese, Bloomington of the Greek Sing. coach is L. P. in achieve- liam Beadles, the select group, junior, (]Eddie) McLane. lent. was elected captain of Mr. Hickman stated at Stu- rr with "Service" as 'their motto, Illinois Wesleyan's golf team dent Union meeting that the 5. Grades must be from aver- has already started in the drive last week by the lettermen ge to superior, but of alumni hoped to make this the This is Coach Robertson's al1 with super- for a better coordination be- this year's crack Titan divot greatest Homecoming Wesleyan 3th year at Bradley. He expects iC..)r grades not bering the deter- tween the athletic department diggers. ti ahave a plenty lining factor in case other pre- and the has ever had, and that the tY tough team to r school as a whole. Freese, a member of Phi Gam- Alumni Association was ready prow at the Methodists on ma Delta, follows Morgan Evans to give all necessary help to T:hanksgiving. 'as captain. make the festivities successful. ______+,-----

Let's Mow Down Louisiana Tech! LOOK AWAY! L And How Yo' All? LOUIE HAS Them! We're off to Dixie! And in style, too. The good THOSE BEAUTIFUL Sporting Iold Wesleyan bus is out of Goods )rder.- Imagine! So the boys are riding on ,a chartered Illi- Basketball Football lois Central train. Parker and Parkette C The train leaves Champaign and Gymnasum Suits at 8:55 p. m. tomorrow and vill carry a squad of 25 men Pen and Pencil Sets! Wholesale Prices to Schools )n the tannual jaunt through t the Southern states. No private brand Meals Every article vill be served to the Titans Merchandise Guaranteed in their private cars by col- THEY'LL COME IN HANDY WHEN THE ,o C)red waiters, and the boys rill lack no comforts on the DEAN CALLS FOR THOSE NOTEBOOKS W. B. READ & CO. ourney this year. Retail Here's hoping the boys don't NIERSTHEIMER Wholesale 'o soft with all these luxur- West Side Square es, but let them have a joyful DRUG STORE tirip and return with another ILC II v:ictory to their credit., c;####€##€€####€ t # ##€#######€####€#######€## ~ I WEDNESDA'Y, - SEPTEMBER 29, 1937 ILLINOIS WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY ARGUST~s MW tWC~IX~P .. ______I Att j C' 1 i i I Titans Eke Out 6-0 Victory Titan Mentor shalf on which to carry tl* Notes to You food. By JANE WACHS Over Elmhurst Laddiebucks In Chicago, lay Kyser comes into the Blackhawk on October Score Not Indicative of Kirsten Flagstad,. foremost 13-this is Joe Sanders' last First WAA Meeting Wagnerian soprano, will appear two weeks ... Vincent Mtn- Calibre of Green and with five opera companies dur- nelli's gay musical "The Show White Gridsters Held Wednesday; ing the coming season, her Is On" opens at the Grand fourth in the United States. She Opera House on October 4 Quite a few of us may have Picnic Behind Hut will sing with the San Fran- The Chicago Symphony's for-- been disappointed cisco, Los Angeles, St..Louis, and ty-seventh season opens when the W.A.A. started out .this year on champion Titans barely squeezed Chicago opera companies be- Thursday Oct 14 . Wayne with the 'annual picnic for the out a 6-0 win fore beginning 'her Metropolitan King is playing his first over Elmhurst freshmen. We had planned to " cabaret Harry Bell season. engagement college last Saturday. go to Forest park but around Leads his team to Dixie. in the Empire room " of the Palmer house . .. Jar While the score wasn't very Wednesday noon, we found that King George of England, va- Peerce, tenor from decisive, especially after last our means of transportation- the Radio cationing at Balmoral Castle, City year's 39-0 thrashing over the in other words the reliable Probable Lineup Music Hall in New York, same team, it in no way shows banned all jazz music, and re- a marked favorite with radio school bus, was not in running L.E.-C. the actual fine show Coach Bell's Manning galed himself :and his family audiences, will make his Chica- order. So we had to scurry L. T.-Oliver squad put on for this time of and guests with programs play- go debut in a recital at the Civic around and make other plans. L. G.-Rasmissen or Lam ed by Scotch pipers. As it were, Opera House next Sunday even- the year. As the result of our labor we C.-Hoppers substituting the Scottish fling ing. held the picnic back of the Hut. R. G.-Egdorf for the American swing. It proved to be a success, in R.T.-Lusiana or Monge 0 In Bloomington, tickets will spite of the unfortunate ocurr- R.E.=-L. Manning For the second consecutive soon be on sale for the season's ences. Q.-Chittum season the St. Louis Municipal concerts, sponsored by the Ama- After the girls had devoured F.B.-Dick Folk Opera has sh ;ttered all attend- teur Musical club. There will all the food, there was a short L. H.-Sinischalohi ance records, according to offi- be four concerts during the R. H.--Goode meeting. Helen Storm was elec- cial announcement made after year--three orchestral perfor- ted vice president of the W.A.A. the final performance of the mances and the spring per- The nextmeeting will be Oct. new Robert Stolz musical play, formance of the Philharmonic 6. Everyone plan to come. Don't Students and "Wild Violets." They gave many society. forget it. fine performances , this year The hockey season has now Dick Folk Alumni Plan among which were "The Great In closing-a quip from the The biggest disadvantage begun. Qualifications are every Waltz," "Babes in Toyland," Detroit News: "One of the Wesleyan faced in this game, as day this week at 4:30 and in "The Bartered Bride," "Music briefer criticisms appeared in she will in every tilt she plays the following gym classes: To Organize in the Air," and many others. the paper back home: 'An this year, is that every team 9 a. m.-Monday and Wed- indications point to an even amateur string quartet played on the schedule is out gunning nesday. To bring members of the stu- finer season for next summer, Brahms here last evening. for her. If Elmhurst had won 10 a. m.-Monday and Wed- dent body and the alumni closer if such a thing can be possible. Brahms lost'." Saturday, or even tied, she nesday. together, 'a Student Alumni could still lose every game and 10 a. m.-Tuesday and Thurs- committee has been organized Next week we will have a call the season a success. day. this year for the first time. page from the private diary of 11 a. m.-Tuesday and Thurs- Outstanding Action Mrs. Mildred McGee, student Ben Bernie, the Old Maestro. day. chairman of the committee, met Be sure to watch for it. There were several features The freshmen are learning the Monday afternoon with alumni about Saturday's play that gave 0 game fast and furious and are members of the committee to Benny Goodman and his band Coach Bell a chance to smile. getting over their timidity and make plans for coordinating will play in Peoria on For Oct. 18. one, Kenny Chittum's signal coming out, Upper classmen are Homecoming activities. calling was handled in nice 0 urged to come out. Girls who Student style. Several times he had his members of the com- In New Orleans, there lives have played hocked before need mittee are: Mrs. McGee, chair- a musicion named Willie Gui- team rolling along, only to have only two qualifications, while man; Cecil Compton, Mary tar, who plays a fumble or a penalty pop up girls who string 'bass and have not played, need Depler, 'Charlotte FitzHenry, who lives on Music Street. He and set him back on his heels. four qualifications. Games will Carl Burgener, Paul Pettit, Art absolutely refuses to move. In- J PRIflTED He directed the scoring drive start next week. flawlessly. Mixing Siniscalchi's Hawkins, Martha Jane Brown, termission on any man's job is Marie Jensen, Elaine Modall, off tackle smashes and plunges Transfers- still lunch-time to Willie, who WORD by Dick Folk to get into scor- Eugene Leitch, Marjorie Hun- carries 'sandwiches ,and coffee gerford, Ann ing position, he then shot the (Continued from page 1) Nichols, Melissa with him in his bass fiddle. Out GUMMERMAN Holdridge, Robert Withey, Eric of this world works with deceptive passes to is the way he PRINTING Kaska and Goode to set things Decorations for Dance Rasmussen, M a i d a Rettberg, cut a "swinging" door in the up for Dick's winning smash. Elizabeth Jones, chairman; Ralph Jones, Ruth Martin, Lu- back of the bass, and built a OFFICE The "Titan Thunderbolt" really Bremner, Russel Johnson, and cille Alikonis, Jack Armstrong, had it when the chips were August Siniscal'chi. Jack Mortimer, Fred Olson, Helen McNichol, Elizabeth II1111i(U®{U(l11illlll 11111111111U1il i Ii Other s down. transfers are Wilma ni Folk Plunges Perry, Millikin; Marabeth Mar- Ratcliffe, and John Cribbet. i! Alumni co-workers are Dick Folk's plunging had the tin, Graceland College, Lamoni, Dewey Hfi Fm Montgomery, president of the mI Pirate's wall looking like a sieve. Iowa; Nancy Evans, Monticello U] Alumni Association; Miss Cons- i Picking his holes nicely, the College; Marietta Crosthwait, ' tance Ferguson, faculty adviser, converted guard almost steam- Northwestern university; Ber- The Green Goblin nadine Berenz, National Park and Norman Hickman, alumni a U rolled the suburban collegiates secretary. into the next county. The line Seminary; Allan Goss, Moody Bible Institute; Roscoe Saxer, I [] THE RESTAURANT opened holes for him and he OF a Wesleyanto Give Radio U simply carried the secondary on University of Oklahoma; Audrey his back for yardage. Fletcher, Western College; Don- U ald Wilcox, Purdue university; Broadcast Over WILL _ * Good Food Augie Siniscalchi's fine per- I W. Dodds Brown, Western State U formance means another fine On Friday, Oct. 1, from 2 to W a Teach'ers College; Stanley Ko- [] back for. Coach Bell. The Wright 3 p. m., a program including i "The Best of Service marek, University of Michigan; Ui Junior college boy was the-best 'the Olney trio and solos by Dorothy Mabie, Lewis Institute, looking running back on the Fearn Wilson and members of Chicago; Sara Newsom, "Economy in Price field, and will play a major part Univer- the trio, with Harold Livingston sity of Wisconsin; Dorothy Brit- Ui in Bell's plans form now on. announcing, will be broadcast ton, Thornton Township Junior The weak spots in the Titan's over WILL, the University of In the Heart of Downtown Nornnal I College, Harvey, Ill.; Susan perfo:mance on Saturday were Illinois station in Urbana. Jane Woods, Oberlin Conserva- U those most likely to pop up !after Various other 'schools in the tory of Music; Harold Kessler, VARIETY only two weeks of practice. The state will give programs at - U Springfield Junior College; mistakes made were mechanical Reu- later da'tes. ben Anderson, University 'of and will be cleared up withf Because Illinois Wesleyan has " Lunches ular Kentucky; Clarence Mossey, Regi Dinners * some more work. At any rate Illi- had considerable experience in nois College; Valeda Reel, Vin- you're going to see a 'great Titan producing radio programs, the cennes university, Vincennes, 0 team for your first game when University of Illinois radio Hamburgers Bar-B-Q Ind.; and Richard King, Bluff- com- the Methodists take on St. Via- mittee has asked this school it ton college, Bluffton, to tor for Homecoming. Ohio. give the first program. Fountain Service Sandwiches U - _ Dean Wilson B. Paul is put- U Winston Churchill, Merton ting on a 25 minute play, "The - "REMEMBER Phillips, and Raymond Morri- Weary Maharajah," written es- THE GREEN GOBILIN"[ 11 son, all of Danville, were en- pecially for radio. Tryouts for _ tertained at the TKE house the cast were held Tuesday af- t over the week end. ternoon, Sept. 28 at 3:30. l IIIII II{ I(lilflll [1111111111 11111111111111 11 III~llllllllPIII{I®1111IlII111((,11IIIIIII IIILIIllElnIIIII mllfllmimiiii iiIunv ILLINOIS WESLEYAN UNIVESITY ARGUS PAGE SIX WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1937 PAG I SW A UNIVERIT ARGUSI W S S E 2 1937

i Scene About the Campus Trivia . . . Vere Wolf ;S Even this early in the game and Morey as ideal applicant0 we. have heard comments, fav- for the "Three Men Wanted t 10 I FOR FALL READING orable and otherwise, made on Sell Hosiery" ad in Hedding. this column. Please remember, V VV IT is approaching that time of year when the average Editor-in Chief Charlotte FitzHenry kiddies, that above all we aim We hear reader likes nothing better than a Business Manager William Guthrie that the Sigma Kap Associate Editor Keith Anderson •toplease and if you have any pa pledges are having a de'uc(e warm spot (be it in the sun or by a radiator), Sports Editor George Wasem Music Editor Alice Prosch criticisms or new ideas to offer of a time telling "Stormy , a good book, and time enough to read leisurely. Literary Editor Vere Wolf us just leave them in the Argus Squires and Gullett apart. It' Proof Reader Virginia Nesler s Autumn seems to call for a special kind of Feature Editor Harriet Taylor box and we will see what can really very simple girls -wher e book-a book that will complement that retro- Men's Sports George Wasem be done (short of committing you see Dalrymple you see Mary Women's Sports Esther Hawks spective mood created by the call of leaves Proof reader Virginia Nesler suicide). "Stormy" is the slender aris- Reporters: Betty Boulton, Alden Laing, , flying, the steely spread of sky, and air sm'oke- Robert Fuller, Elizabeth Ann Goudy, Albert Johnson, V VV tocrat of the charming trio Alden Laing,, Dwight McQueen, Elaine Modall, Sorry to hear that Wasem will and Ruthie is Ssaturated. Paul Pettit, Doris Pullman, Elizabeth Ratcliffe, always surroundec Genevieve Reeves, Arthur Stubbs, Robert Withey be unable to edit the Wesleyana by assorted fraternity men. Such a tale is All Passion Spent by Victoria as planned. Tough luck, George V VV Published as provided by the constitution of The Argus s Sackville-West through whose pages rustles the as the news organ of the Students, the Alumni, the -but maybe you'll have more Was Bud Costellos face shades Trustees, and the Faculty of the Illinois Wesleyan Uni- gentile whimsy of Lady Slane. Ever since versity for the school year of 1936-1937. time for Lola now, anyhow. of crimson when "Matilda' V VV went temperamental on him irn childhood, Lady Slane has been goverened by Entered as second class matter, November 1907, in the Post Office at-Bloomington, Illinois, under the Act of "Prexy" Crossman's love-life front of the KKG house lastt someone. First it was her mother, then Lord Congress of March 3, 1897., seems to have slipped off the week. Lois may have to take Slane until he became involved politically as Bloomington, Ill., Wednesday, Sept. 29, 1937 "easy-going" level. Three dates up roller skating yet. Viceroy of India, but by that time her children in one week end with the same V VV were old enough to begin girl spells serious intentions to The Rasmussen brothers re- their governing. And us. How different from Brother mind us of magazine covers for when her husband was appointed Prime Minis- Bums Rush Morgan whose attentions can be "Physical Culture" or ."Body ter of England she had the whole British Empire purchased from the small sum Beautiful" magazines. as a mentor. "Dirty rushing" is the lowest - form of of a Coca Cola. V VV Strong Characterization college occupation. It is first-class practice V VV That Mammen lad is a trust- Now, newly widowed with about as stuffy a in cheating, lying, and attempting -,to beat That horn on Jane (KKG ing soul!! He lent Pert Taylor set of children as England could produce, she the other person. It is strange, then, that pledge) Prindle's car sounds like a penny at ten per cent in- a cross between a dying cow terest a day and actually thinks finds herself, for the first time, with obligations such playing is found on a campus noted and an ambitious rooster. One he will get it back. And we to no one. Her children find themselves dicker- for good sportsmanship. blast from it is guaranteed to thought the Fiji boys had "Lived ing over whose place it is to take care of her. add ten years to the poor pe- and Learned." The matter was called to the attention There destrian's -life. V VV is Carrie, who never goes out unless of the Argus last, week when a letter was V VV The prize for "the most dip- the paper predicts fair weather for the day; turned in_ in answer to G. W.'s the week be- If you want to make a big lomatic person of the week" goes Herbert, who is a banker, an English banker, fore vWhich branded one of the fraternities hit with Mary Lib Telling pre- to Mr. T.K.E. Thomsen who a prosperous English banker; and others in- on the campus for breaking the rule by issu- sent her with a dead mouse dates only Sigma Kappas now cluding Edith, who always-says the wrong carefully wrapped in a Fanny that his own particular SK is ing pledge buttons before registration. thing-she fears that sometime she May candy 'box. This is what no longer within dating dis- will say quite 'breathlessly, "My, isn't it wonderful that Within a few hours the same fraternity her sorority sisters did and the tance. results are said to have been V VV Father is dead!" But Lady Slane is only mildly was accused of making remarks about the astonishing to say the least. As Sorry to have to break your surprised that they should be making plans for moral character of another group of men far as we know she hasn't hearts girls but that really is her. She has made some plans for herself, and on the campus. stopped screaming yet, Tom's BK pin that decorates no matter how disturbingly unconventional they V \Vy the lovely Delta Omicron. Upon investigation it was shown that at may be she insists that she be allowed her May we-suggest Tayman, Hall (Continued on page 8) least two fraternities were lax in living up to whimsy. the accepted pledging policies. Thirty years ago she has seen a house in At the time both organizations agreed that The Gallery... Hampstead: "It was a convenient little house," the rules should be revised so that this could she adds prosaically, "not too small and not By ALDEN LAING never happen again. They admitted their too large, and there was a nice garden with guilt. Since" then, one group has constantly Perched with Bill Crossman Pi Gamma Mu, honorary social peaches against the wall," She has not seen it on the foundation advocated hushing 'trhe matter up (the "Let's of the Hed- science fraternity; Gamma Up- since, but she believes it is for rent. It was ding Bell on 'the Midway between silon, honorary journalistic fra- play ball' attitude) and the other group de- the "libe" and Presser Hall the when she saw it 30 years ago. cided that it would be impolitic to change other day before chapel, I pro- And, surprisingly enough, it is for rent. Her the rules "because no one would obey them ceeded to take the measure of landlord is a straight-forward old man, and anyway." the congenial former captain of Lady Slane, used to polite society, is delighted the tennis team. A week ,has passed since the matter reached Bill was reared in Edwards- with his naivety. Mr. Bucktrout will accept her fever pitch. Discussion was ended with a pro- ville, down in the land of the as tenant because he likes her looks. She will mise to study the matter thoroughly and mound builders and the home probably vacate soon, so he advises a year's frankly at Interfraternity Council meeting, of many of Wesleyan's greats of tenancy as her "heirs might not like ,to have where the matter was ,merely referred to a other years-"the garden spot," the property on their hands." as he calls it. His favorite sport committee which is likely to let the issue die. is tennis, but big league base- Lavender and Old Rose Indeed, if the students cannot make their ball is more in keeping to his Then there is the sprightly Mr. Gosheron, a own rules the faculty ought to discuss the appeal as a "fan." Not being neighborly architect, who always imagines the able to muster up a pet peeve, matter and make laws for them. It is a way people would look Bill swore that: "Next to seeing if they were dead; for blot on the reputation of the school that the Cards win, I'd rather see as his grandfather said, Beauty in life may such rushing is allowed. the Cubs get beat." Which, dear ternity, and Pi Kappa Delta, come from good dressing and what-not, but The moral issue at stake is more important readers, just goes to prove that honorary speech fraternity; and for beauty,in death you have to fall back on is this year president of Tau than the immediate question of what group there is a traitor in every camp. character." Interest: Political Science Kappa Epsilon, social fraternity. is going to get the best pledge class. At last, Lady Slane is enjoying herself. There Bill is a lowly senior this Likes Music Certainly some action should be taken year, trying for the fourth year Bill appreciates music of all have been so many incidents in her life that on this matter. Because one group on the to convince the "profs" ,that: he kinds, especially liking the con- she has not had a chance to thoroughly enjoy campus wishes to take the stand for clean is made of graduation timber. certs on lecture courses. After them before. Any echo from the outside world rushing, after having proved 'that even with History is his major and econ- having pecked away at a piano is unwelcome. She and her associates have out- omics his minor, but his favorite for six years, he has become dirty rushers against them they can get lived action, and find what they-seek in this study is in an entirely different quite an accomplished pianist, the boys they want, they are scorned by field--political science. for his own amusement, of suburban calm. Only occasionally is she aroused. members of other fraternities. Activities: there are plenty of course. To -all questionires he Once she falls heir to a valuable art collection, Most revolting is the plea that the matter them (tucked away in his colle- will deny the fact, but those in but she gives it to the nation because she wants giate be hushed up. We'll never ,get any place this knapsack. He was presi- the "know" will bear me out in to get rid of the publicity it involves "and be- dent of the junior class; he has this. way, the offenders state, just quiet the whole sides," she says, "it will annoy the children." been a member of the Argus He plans to go to law school, thing down; it's no worse than what went staff for three years, being probably at the University of You see, Lady Slane and her friends "know on last year, and the years bfore that. sports editor last year; he has Illinois. At the termination of everything about this strenuous affair of living We suggest a definite penalty for all played varsity tennis for three his college days, Bill's ambition so well that they can no longer afford to express years, serving as captain last is either to go into groups who disobeyed rushing rules, and we business, it save in symbols." Thus All Passion Spent season; he was chairman of the practice law, advocate the adoption of a set of rushing or become a junior - senior prom committee crooked politician. becomes almost a f.antasy shot with lavender rules similar to the women's for the men. last spring; he is a member of How about it, Bill? and old rose. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 19;37 IL;LINOIS WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY ARGUS PAGE i i4A ii SEVEN/ii j fir

I I Child Performances your glims at the number which UP & ATOM its opening meeting for carries that little keg of gun Kappas Plan year Tuesday, Sept. 21 at the powder, Jane Withers. She gets +11= chapter house. Featured in Coming out of more scoldings per min- By AL JOHNSON Open House Cinema Productions ute than any adult could get Dorothy Dickinson visited hWI into in an hour. Wild & Wooley They're In Kappa Kappa Gamma will hone in Hammond, Indat should give the customer's their Again hold their annual open house over the week end. money's worth. on Sunday, 'Oct. 3. Miss Alice I The Passing Show Miss Alice A. Churchill was Beyer, president, Mrs. Jane Rid- s I Groups Announce not content to blow fuse in her dle, house mother, Miss Mary This column is our private Varsity Show, 'bearing Dick father's electrical shop but she Jane Fink, pledge president, and Further Additions (and very good) opinion of Powell, Fred Waring, Ted Healy entered the school of electrical Miss !Constance Ferguson will what a movie review column and Rosemary Lane is to 'be a engineering of the Iowa State be in the receiving line. Miss to Pledge Numbe should be and we dare you to forthcoming morsel. This is the University from which she grad- Edith Ernst and Mrs. Benjamin sass us about it. Just in case regular Dick Powel number with uated as the sixth highest stu- Nafziger, alumnae president, will Kappa Delta announces the anyone does sass us, drop your Dick doing his usual things. dent in the engineering depart- pour. pledging of Kay Johnson of little vials of bittersweet into He's a Broadway showman who ment and the third highest in Miss Jane Prindle entertained Chicago, and Eleanor McBrkl the Argus box in main office. seems to be trying to lead a the electrical engineering de- her parents Sunday, Sept. 26. of Grand Ridge, Ill., on Tues partment. We'll try to oblige you by read- group of straying college chil- Then, as if all of this Kappa Kappa Gamma Alum- day, Sept. 21 at 5:30 o'clocl. Ing your criticism, even though dren a little farther down the were not enough, 21 year old nae ,association held its opening After the service a dinner was Alice was enrolled we do nothing about it. Great Whiteway. The children in the Gen- meeting at the chapter house. served at the chapter house in, eral Electric course for are only too happy to come. electri- A buffet supper was served to their honor. Good music and lots of gor- cal engineers and expects to the seventy present. attend the Bobbie Breen's new show geous gals dancing up and down high voltage depart- Following the supper, Mrs. G. Beta Kappa announces the Make A Wish is to be with us too many stairs. menrit of the company at the E. M. de Ste. Croix, an alumnae, pledging of Walter Sammons today or tomorrow. The Breen Pittsfield works to attempt to gave some interesting accounts -and Jack Egdorf, Chicago, and vehicle makes the most of the make 10,000,000 volt artificial on London where she has been Art Hawkins, Newman. boy soprano's voice-and why lightning. A jail story, residing for the last few years. shouldn't it. The plot is thread- with the hero as Imagine Alice as a housewife the warden Ruth Wilson, Piper City, has bare, but what difference if you (Pat O'Brien) in frying a nice juicy steak-with Sororities Entertain love with the returned from Brokaw hospital, get to cry. If you don't though, sister of one of 10,000;000 volts of electricty. his convicts. Humphrey where she was a patient. Pledges and Teachers we apologize. Bogart is the convict and does make +11= The Kappa Mothers' club held Kappa Delta entertained Mr. things tough for poor Mr. O'- and Mrs. Albert Morse at dinner How Fast Is If it's fun that you want cast Brien. San Quentin will pro- of various metals, at velocities Friday, Sept. 24. A Fox? vide the thrills and gore for high enough to penetrate the those who want it. How fast can a fox run? On nuclei of the atoms and thus Alpha Gamma Delta honored BOARD a South Carolina road last win- produce nuclear reactions. The their pledges with a theatre ter, .a gray fox answered the point of all of this experiment party and buffet supper Sunday, 506 E. University St. This column of movie reviews question with a burst of speed is to try to duplicate the Sept. 26. is the first of its kind at the rate of 26 miles changes that occur in nature, to PHONE 1612-L in the an hour Argus. We shall attempt to re- for about 100. yards, gradually vary the elements, and possibly Members of Alpha Gamma view the movies coming to slowing to a speed of 21 miles to make some new and un- Delta serenaded Monday, Sept. Bloomington that we think are an hour at the end of a half known products. 27. first rate, so remember that it's mile. for you.- Won't you tell us if 'Clarnce Cottam, of the Bureau the medicine was worth the of Biological Survey, was in- One Thing That It Takes taking? specting wildlife areas in the southeast, when the fox jumped To Bring You Higher Grades ahead of his car. 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Mrs. Allan Laursen. new Interview With Hawaiian Transfer Student faculty adviser, also accompan- ied the group. Reveals Incidents From His Private Life Meets With Goals, said by members to be definite and challenging, were lish houses. From Portland, Ore- Browns set up for the group. "Name, Jack Wakayama; na- votees of other popular radio tionality, Hawaiian - Japanese; gon he took a fast Northern programs, such as Fred Waring, age, 21; height, 5 feet, 4 inches; Pacific train across the great Jack Benny, and Charlie Mc- Dr. Havighurst Speaks Scene - weight, 125 pounds; complexion, western plains to Chicago, where Carthy. At the Waikiki theatre he went immediately to the Y. in Honolulu they see all the On Travels Through (Continued from page 6) dark." Thus read the passport of M.C.A. to get details of his ar- latest movies right from Holly- North America Our TKE comrades have been Wesleyan's newest transfer stu- rangements at Illinois Wesleyan. wood. Such films as "Waikiki holding a series of "open house" dent from Hawaii, who is com- "Yes, I too am planning to Wedding" and other American parties for Gerry and Louella. attempts to depict Hawaii to The student ministers organi- ing to this campus along with go into Y.M.C.A. work upon my Too bad the boys already have theatre-goers are a -source of zation known at the Episcopoi his friend and room mate, Ab- graduation from college,' he a house mother as otherwise much amusement to the two first meeting of raham Akaka from the Univer- heplied in answer to my ques- club, held their the Alpha Gams might apply island boys. the year Monday afternoon at sity of Hawaii. tion. "I have been working with for the position. Speak Fluent English the home of Prof. R. E. Browns. "Now you know allabout me," boys' groups in the Honolulu Y. V vv Both boys are United States During the short business the little Hawaiian laughingly M.C.A. for five years, mostly in citizens by birth and speak flu- meeting the following officers "Fasse" does a mean, "Bro- remarked, as he tucked the such activities as directing ent and concise English. In de- were elected: Harold Ward, pre- ther can you spare a dime" act. passport carefully back into his games, handicraft classes, and scribing the purpose of his com- sident; Marshall Williams, vice In front of Louies the other day suitcase which still the in various sports such as basket- -bore ing to the United States to col- president; and Paul Pet-tit, sec- he collected enough in his hat tags and stickers of his recent ball, baseball, swimming, and lege, Wakayama referred me to retary and treasurer. to buy an ice cream cone. Why Pacific voyage. As we talked a volleyball." The ring upon his not buy some lead pencils and carpenter was hammering and finger, he explained, was fa- a letter he was just writing to Attend Conference set yourself up in big 'business? sawing and, pounding in the shioned after long and tedious a friend in Hawaii which per- A number of Student mini- V VV room, getting, it ready for im- work by a boy in one of his fectly clarifies the aim of both sters attended the Illinois Meth- mediate occupation by the two classes from toothbrush handles boys while they are in Illinois One couple that is seen to- odist Episcopal Conference at Hawaiian boys, who are plan- skillfully filed and moulded. He Wesleyan. He says: gether constantly is Lundh and Peoria on Sept. 13-20. ningi to decorate it in native has several fancy belts of woven "I hope first of all to study Compton. Well the saying goes Virgil Leonard was re-appoint- Hawaiian manner. and braided cord and leather, contemporary American life, its that "Two is Company" so why culture, and traditions through ed to the Methodist Episcopal "While we are 4500 miles fromn also products of handiwork. look for a crowd. Another steady actual and personal contacts church at Towanda; Dwight home we can still have a bit Like Basketball combination is Gen Haller and with American students. I want McQueen to the Harmony M. E. of our own Hawaii right here her Phi Mu Romeo. Jack and Abe, as they wish to study the English language church, west of Clinton; and and maybe keep us from being V VV more intensely so that I may Marshall Williams and Justus homesick," Jack explained. "So to be called, are eagerly awaiting be more proficient in written Olson are to continue at their What freshman wench, who far we have not 'been so lonely the basketball season, when they and spoken English when I re- respective charges in the Metho- rests her brunette head within because of the letters we have hope to see the University of turn to Hawaii. dist Protestant church, Ells- Blackstock's walls, is creating a received from home." Without Hawaii team here on another worth and Foosland. Everett major sensation among the he- further comment he handed me visit. Although Jack was too Compare Culture Walker discontinued school to men of this worthy institution? a photograph of a beautiful modest to speak of his athletic "I hope to study, interpret accomplishments, serve the Adair Methodist Epis- V VV Hawaiian girl. Enough said! his room mate and understand the current copal church. confided that Jack last year won movements of the educational, After the business session, Dr. Would you kind readers mind Tells Of Delay his varsity letter in swimming social, and religious institutions Freeman A. Havighurst, noted awfully if we pause to make a Jack then proceeded to relate at the University of Hawaii and and compare them with insti- traveler and lecturer, and re- purely personal note of the fact something of his delayed pas- is looking forward to becoming tutions in Hawaii. tired Methodist preacher, gave 'that even a sprained ankle is sage to this country aboard the a member of the tank team here "Finally, it is my desire to a lecture on his summer trip becoming to Helen Moberly? "Empress of Asia," which landed at Wesleyan. Both 'boys are en- contribute to this university a through Canada and Alaska. Mark our words - there is one last week at the port of Victoria thusiastic baseball fans and lis- little of Hawaiian culture, some- 'Dr. Havighurst discussed, as of the future Prom Queens of in British Columbia, a city of ten to our games by radio reg- thing of its romantic past and some of 'the highlights of the Wesleyan!! fish shops and quaint old Eng- ularly, just as they are de- present." trip, a Sunday spent in the churches of Winnipeg, Jasper Beta pin is Nancy Evans 7tllL IIII11f1tt111111I long distance call from New 7111flllL711111ltg lltlltiL 111lIIlI711t1lt11lltlilllC]lilllll[ 111111I1ltllltliL71 Park, the Yukon Trail, the In- bringing frowns to the foreheads side Passage, and missionary Haven? of hopeful males. "Unfair to V VV work in Alaska. Organized Local Fraternity Men" Canada Lovely Some of the couples at the Moberly & Klenner we calls it! dance Friday night came as a He was impressed by Canada bit of a surprise to us: Les Un- as 'being a marvelous but lonely 115 N. MAIN STREET "Button-Button" Don Bellah derwood escorting the shapely country. "On the Yukon Trail," Lola Chapman . . . "Squires" he said, "there are 'cabins every is leaving his coat open to show folks his Phi Mu pin is back with the dapper Sites lad.. A Complete Students Department 30 miles, but one does not see The "All American Boy" and -a home again. soul between them." V VV the fair Doris making a night on our second floor Dr. Havighurst felt a keen in- Wonder if the 'black cat of it . . . and Lucille (Swan- spiration from viewing the "Shockey" brought to Humani- Dive) Alikonis carrying a torch il [] U 1 trees, majestic mountains, and ties class with him took good for "frosh" Warner. u1 r H [] i| ]ltllll[lllllllll11131111111131I ]i11lI111 still lakes of the northwest. He notes? Maybe if pets were V vv .. r stated that this trip was the r WO Ol090*00000.0*000O0O0*UOOK)000000OMO*OoOfO supplied for all the kiddies Au revoir for now. And as for KVC O O C c]o0iasc c t nsn t n n n nrn n n n nw sr most thrilling, inspiring, and there would be more interest you Sigma Chis-we will see you informing trip on the North in the course. in the funny papers( or would CASH AND CARRY CLEANING N American continent he had ever v vv you prefer us to say with S"STANDARD" SERVICE . . 40c taken. What comely blonde Kappa "Terry and the Pirates"?) 3 "DE LUXE" SERVICE . 65c Concluding the lecture, he lady .was all a-twitter about a -THE SUPER-SLEUTH cc 00 gave some insights into the _ _ ,, o PHONES PHONES towns of Alaska, Eskimo life, o.' 1626 1626 and the possibilities of the fu- ROYAL PORTABLE 362 i 362 ture of the country. The Student "PAL" S S 6000 ! . ,6000 ° The group decided to hold $37.50' to $64.50-Complete with Case .oi meetings the second and fourth Terms As low as $1.00 per Week oNorth of Post Office - Broadway and Beaufort I

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