Bee Gee News December 7, 1938

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1 Bowlng Green State Unversty BG News (Student Newspaper) Unversty Publcatons Bee Gee News December 7, 1938 Bowlng Green State Unversty Follow ths and addtonal works at: Recommended Ctaton Bowlng Green State Unversty, "Bee Gee News December 7, 1938" (1938). BG News (Student Newspaper) Ths Artcle s brought to you for free and open access by the Unversty Publcatons at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for ncluson n BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorzed admnstrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU.

2 'IT HAPPENS HERE' FRIDAY!? Bee Gee News SHAG WITH CHALLEN SATURDAY!? VOL. XXIII. BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY, NOVEMBER p.;, ^ No WILL SEE "IT CAN'T HAPPEN HERE" FRIDAY Work Begns Today On C. C. Kohl Hall, New Men's Dorm Total Cost Of Project Is $167,000 The Knowlton Constructon Co. of Bellefontane, Oho, began work on Clayton C. Kohl Hall, new Men's Dormtory, today, December 7. Unversty Board of Trustees approved the $126,700 bd of ths company for the general buldng contract at a meetng at.'1:00 P. M. last Thursday, December 1. The contract was let by state offcals early ths week. Award Smaller Contract* Plumbng, heatng, and electrc contracts were also let by the approval of the board. W. J. Gllespc, local contractor, won both the plumbng and heatng contracts of $11, and $9,027.00, respectvely. The electrc contract was let to the Wng Electrc Co. of Worthngton, Oho, for the sum of $6, The addton of $13, for archtect's fees, contngent fund and ntal expenses brngs the total cost of constructon to $167, The estmated cost was $167, PWA Pays Nearly Half Approxmately $73, of the entre cost comes from the Federal Government n the form of a PWA grant. Ths completes the current buldng program of the unversty. Kohl Hall s to be ready for occupaton at the begnnng of the frst semester next fall. The Board of Trustees voted unanmously to make the offcal name of the new men's dorm The Clayton C. Kohl Hall at a meetng December 1, Presdent R. E. Offenhauer made the suggeston n hs report to the board. Board mem- (Contnued on page 2, col. 2) Upton Palmer Drects Student Cast In Controversal Drama By Snclar Lews CALENDAR Wednesday, December 7 3:30-3:50, 4:00 4:20 Organ Hour 7:00 W. A. A. 7:00 Qull Type 7:00 Ph Sgma Mu 7:00 Sgma Tau Delta 7:00 Ph Alpha Ch 7:00 Bee Gee staff meetng Thursday, December 8 8:15 Bee Gee vs. Bluffton Frday, December 9 6:30 Table Tenns Club Saturday, December 10 8:30 Commoner All- Campus Sunday, December 11 2:00-5:00 Seven Sster Tea Kennedy Drects Treble Clef In Yule Program The Treble Clef Club wll present ts annual Chrstmas chapel program, today, under the drecton of Mr. James Paul Kennedy. The club wll sng four groups of songs composed of sacred, Chrstmas, secular, and musc of the people. Charlotte Dunpace wll play a pano solo. Mary Copus and Lenore Robertson are the accompansts of the group. Hssong And West Lead Educaton Conference Dean Hssong and Mss Neva West wll have charge of study meetngs at the regonal conference of the Progressve Educaton Assocaton to be held at Fndlay, December 9 and 10. Mss Hern and Mss Lorenz wll also attend the conference. Stolberg, Labor Authorty, Wll Speak At County Forum Sunday Upholds Theory of CIO But Attacks Personel Benjamn Stolberg, one of the foremost authortes on labor problems n the Unted States, wll speak at the Wood County Forum, December 11, n the hgh school audtorum, on the subject. "The Conflct n Organzed Labor." Mr. Stolberg wrtes extensvely for the New York Tmes and for other newspapers and magaznes. He was formerly the edtor of the Bookman. He has made an ntmate study of the labor stuaton n the Unted States, and hs book, The Story of the C. I. 0., has just recently been publshed. In ths book, Mr. Stolberg BENJAMIN STOLBERG upholds the type of organzaton of the C. I. O., but crtczes the personnel. > Wllam Mass, Louse Ault In Lead Roles SUPPORTING CAST OF 18 Darng propheces, many of whch have already become true, and a vvd pcture of fascsm that can't happen here but mjrht, wll become alve on the Unversty stape Frday nte at 8:15 when the Unversty players under the head of Professor Upton Palmer present Snclar Lews' famous dama "It Can't Happen Hen Intensve Preparaton Nearly forty days n preparaton, the play represents tlu combned efforts of ffty student actors and techncans. It wll probably go down as one of the greatest dramatc achevements of the Unversty. In addton, B. G. S. U. s undoubtedly the frst college n the Unted States to produce t. Headng the cast of twenty s Wllam Maas, product of Bowlng Green Hgh School, who wll take the dffcult role of Doremus Jessup, small town newspaper edtor. Large Cast Supportng Maas n leadng parts are Louse Ault, and James I'latt, Fndlay, and Betty Bshop and Carlton Rddle, Bellevue. Other mportant roles are taken by Ernest Maddock, Rchard Shafer, Cal Kellogg, John Funk, Volet Brubraker, Frank Brtt, Kermt Wtte, Wllam Cromer, Carl Roth, Don Brentlnger, Harley Alon, Gene Wllett, and, Bobby Adams. Vrgna Cross s student drector. About 800 reserved seats were snatched up by students when they were exchanged for ac. books last week. Students who faled to get tckets then wll have a slght chance of securng seats the nght of the performance. Staff Wants Papers Banned At Chapel Dear Students: The feels that the student body would much rather prefer havng the paper come out Wednesday mornng at 7:45 nstead of three hours later, 11:00. But n order to do ths, the NEWS must have the co-operaton of the entre student body n askng them not to read papers n chapel. That act s all too dscourteous for college people and reflects unfavorable on the paper. If anyone s seen readng a NEWS n chapel, publcaton tme wll be swtched back to 11:00. The Staff DOREMUS JESSUP WILLIAM MASS Archeology Flm Wll Be Shown Here Soon "The Human Adventure", an eght-reel talkng pcture of hstorc research work, wll be shown n the audtorum Jan. 17. It wll come under the sponsorshp of the hstory and socal scence departments. Made under the supervson of the late hstoran, James H. Breasted, the pcture s a recordng of the exploratons and researches of the Unversty of Chcago n Egypt, Palestne, Syra, Anatola, Iraq, and Persa. It shows scenes taken on eght expedton n these regons where cvlzaton frst arose. Two of these expedtons wen made by arplane. especally chartered and equpped for ths pcture. The story of the flm s n the form of an ar tour, and the audence s carred to the centers of the early cvlzatons of Asa and Afrca. Much of the flm was made from the ar n over 9000 mles of flyng. Rggle Takes Poston As Junor Accountant Wth Detrot Company Wendell L. Rggle, a graduatng senor ths January n the College of Busness Admnstraton, has. accepted a poston as Junor Accountant wth Prce, Waterhouse & Company. He wll begn work January 9, 1939, at the concern's Detrot offces. Prce, Waterhouse s one of the major publc accountng houses n the Unted States. Rggle s presdent of the Ph Alpha Ch Fraternty, an organzaton of accountng majors and mnors. Frst-Year Debaters Wll Enter Tourney At Akron Unversty Hope To Repeat Last Year's Record Twelve f rat-year debaters wll enter the novce tournament at Akron Unversty, December , to argue the natonal P Kappa Delta resoluton, That the Federal (lovenment nhould crane Hpeduu publc fundt to stmulate bsnem. After the Akron tournament, some of the debaters wll go to Columbus wth Professor Carmchael to attend the Oho Conference Dnner, Saturday, Dec. 10. Frst-year men debatng at the Akron tournament wll be Kstner, Kurtz, Wtte, Crossman, Ftzgerald and Hoffman on affrmatve, and Wlkns, Dory, Harrngton, Swanson, Mason and Stewart on the negatve. Shanley, Cryer Coach Art Shanly and Elmer Cryer are drllng these teams ths week n preparaton for the tournament. Competton at Akron s ncreasng each year. Bowlng Green State Unversty took more debates at the tournament last year than dd any other school, and, wth ths reputaton to defend, the frst-year men have been concentratng ther attenton on tryng to repeat ths record. "1939 Key Wll Be A Honey" -- Hghfeld Edtor Hghfeld says that the Student Body s cooperatng so well that he sees no reason why ths book shouldn't be a "honey". The Key Staff s makng rapd strdes, says Edtor Harlan Hghfeld. The entre Freshman and Sophomore classes have been photographed, the Junor pctures are well started, the Senors, Graduatng Sophomores and faculty pctures are more than half done. The prntng contract s open now, and negotatons for bds on the cover have begun. Ths year's annual wll have nearly 200 pages, many more pctures than prevously and other features that the staff just won't talk about. Extra! Councl After Rec. Room Every Nte In a heated Student Councl meetng held Monday nght where a commttee composed of "Abe" Keown, Meredth Mller and Janet Stump champoned the B. G. U.'s "man on the street" n hs desre for outsde actvtes, that body decded to take mmedate acton toward securng the recreaton hall for nghtly actvty hours.

3 ^ PAGE 2 Ebb And Flow In Campus Pattern A vew of a campus walk durng the ffteen mnutes before classes change s rather lke a move whose speed has been gradually ncreased. A few early students amble casually along, pausng to chat wth frends or to wave at someone across the street. A couple of grls hestate, to watch a squrrel whch s clmbng up and down the tre of a parked automoble; two boys stop to compare notes on a homework assgnment whch nether has fnshed. A car sldes slowly past, swngng carefully nto an empty space besde the curb. Gradually, the pace of the students ncreases, and there come the crowds who know that they wll nether be early nor late for ther classes. They talk and laugh as they go, glancng over ther shoulders frequently to sec who s near. As the crowds thn, the stragglers «walk more brskly. The clock strkes. A car races by, swervng nto an empty parkng space and jerkng to a stop. The tardy students abandon ther dgnty and race over the walk, untl at last they stumble hastly up the steps of the buldng whch s ther destnaton. The paths are empted; a few lone wanderers stray past, but that s all untl the moton pcture starts agan, and the frst students saunter casually to the next perod's classes. Men's Dorm Gong Up (Contnued from page 1, col. 1) ber E. E. Cornell of Bowlng Green made a moton to that effect. The new buldng wll be offcally dedcated, upon completon, to the late Dr. Kohl who was head of the socology department here. Gve Us A Socal Room In the polcy below the News.stands as favorng a socal room for men where men can smoke and talk. Ths polcy, wthout a doubt, s favored by every male student on the campus. Most larger unverstes haye socal halls for both men and women, but, although B. G. S. U. s growng, such a buldng here s not probable for some tme. But somethng must be done about a stuaton whch compels men who wsh to smoke to go outsde even n the worst knd of weather, and a stuaton whch does not gve students a place where they can meet and talk except n the "well". There have been many suggestons by students as to makng use of what there s here to make a socal room. Most of these agree that the room should be n the admnstraton buldng, n an unused room. The News would lke to go further n suggestng that the room be furnshed wth chars, sofas and other furnture usually seen at dances or n suggestng that fraterntes contrbute furnture. Also a plan of cooperatve buyng by those who would be usng the room most mght be feasble. The student councl ths year has ndcated that at last t s anxous to do somethng for the unversty nstead of remanng just an honorary organzaton. Here s one stuaton n whch t can effectvely carry out ts pledge. If a men's socal room s arranged maybe a smlar room for women can be found. Publshed Every Wednesday of College Year by The Students of Howlng Green State Unversty 1938 Member 1939 assocated CbHe6ate Press RIMISlNln 90* NATIONAL ADVKRTISINQ»V Natonal Advertsng Servce, Inc. Colltf 'uhlnkm RttrHHtatv 420 MADISON Av«. Nw YORK. N. Y. CHICAGO BOItO* - Lot ARSIIM S»«FoaclICO STAFF Robert Baron Edtor-n-Chef Phone.(521 Managng Edtor Anthony Frances, phone Assstants- Rchard Lllcy, Norman Kng, Jane Startszman, John Pts-.gerald, Morton Grossman, Annetta Ganer, Carol Cheney, George Beatte, Estelle Calenn Sport* Edtor Lyman Keown. Assstants Bll Frutg, Allen Sautter, Joe Chapoton, Art Shanley, John Keown, Jean Conkln, Harold Bshop, Rchard Dunpace Socety Edtor Vrgna Frances. Assstants Peggy Slade, Charlotte Whtely, Eunce Bender, Hlda Glover Organsaton Edtor Bernce Denns. Assstants Lctha Wachtman, Else Clnger, June Smth, Margaret Atkns Feature Irma Stevens, Eleanor Gcauman, Betty Lemmon Staff Photographer Abe Hoffman Make-Up. Alce Sprang, Darwn Mayeld Copy Edtors Louse Ault, Rchard Lllcy, Rose Mare Wechter Buneu Manager Darl Gatchell Phone 4653 Atant Bune! Manager! Dck Blosser, Jerry Whte Faculty Advor Mrs. Mary Hssong THE FAVORS Socal room for men where men can smoke and talk. Program of actvtes to halt the sut case parade. Constructon of a new scence buldng. Increase school sprt behnd athletc teams and the growng tradtons of B. G. S. U. STUDENT VOICE By Bee Denns Queston: Would you enlst f Home foregn naton nvaded South Amerca and the Unted States declared war upon them? Harold Inhop, junor: "Invason of South Amerca by any foregn naton today would probably mean death n one way or another and f I am gong to de as a result of the war, I'm gong to enjoy myself to the utmost untl that tme comes. I beleve I can do that better by not enlstng. Jm Zechnum, senor: "At present any dea of enlstng to protect another country s out. If the nvason were n the Unted States t would be a dfferent thng but out of the country no." Hll Chappell, junor: "From an economc pont of vew wars create nothng and destroy much. However, snce the queston assumes war to be declared and snce I have always had an ntense desre to set foot on our southern sster contnent, I would mmedately enlst." Queston next week: Shall we gve a name In the newly con- Htructed lbrary lawn crosswalk. The opnons expressed above arc not necessarly those of the Bee Gee News. CHRISTMAS SEALS Je/p fe Prof eel Your -omt from Tuberculoss ALUMNI NOTES Otto Hunter, a former student of the Unversty, drew the charcoal sketch of Dr. C. C. Kohl, whch was used at the memoral servce last Wednesday. Vrgna May Powell, '38, who s now teachng n Fayctte, O., spent the Thanksgvng holday n Worcester, Mass., qfnd northern Mane. On the trp she encountered a snow storm, her fance, Vcrln Johnson, and a blzzard. Incdentally, Vcrln and Vrgna, wll be marred early next summer. Remnscng A Wheaton collegan wanted to check out the ton-szed dctonary overnght, but the lbraran sad, "sorry, we don't let magaznes go out overnght." "But," perssted the student, "ths s just a pamphlet." We don't know whether he won the argument, so we'll leave you untl next week wth ths poser: How many brcks 2" by 3" by 8" are needed to make a stone wall 3' by 5' by 20'? SCRAP HEAP By "ABE" KEOWN v e, MY REACTION I've heard of "labor black lsts" the nature of whch I am sure you arc acquanted. However, t docs seem unsportsman lke to have a "black lst" n a campus fraternty, lstng undesrable dates. Perhaps your next flame may be a vctm of a personal prejudce, who knows? OVERHEARD Bellevue Oho's local sheet releases to the News that Estelle Calenn has been adopted by the Commoner's and Fve Brothers as Frat. sweetheart. Days of chvalry are stll here. Who are the three lads who drove to Toledo n ther pajamas to rescue a stranded B. 0. co-ed. Bll Souter and Mlt Small were vctmzed. One was socked $2 the other $3. Why? Some one tells me that Orvlle Dryer s startng a hope chest. That Ted Grgnon sent a telegram to Isabel and forgot to put her address on the note. Excted I guess! TOLD-TO-ME Dr. Hssong uses the always good excuse: "I've got a commttee meetng" n order to escape tcket scalpers. Hope he reads ths! Evelyn Balszer keeps touch wth John Fronts former B. G. cnder star. Margaret Bender and Wlle Rhne grover mght have somethng n common. TRACK MAN Jm Onofro s seen chasng around where Patty Parker s lkely to be. Vrgna Cross mported a Unversty of Cncnnat gentleman for the ntersororty formal. Dck "Red" Fruth "tracked on down" at the outer sororty formal. Wendell Rggle has taken on hmself a beautful oblgaton. I do not know her name! FALCON MIGRATION Mlle Holden entraned for Mam Unversty where she attended the prom; Don Bestor's orchestra played some fne musc. LOYALTY Ruth Osborn ddn't attend the nter-sororty dance because he, John Rohr's, had to work. George Rozcllc s the young man who was pnned by a lady grappler n a Perrysburg wrestlng bout! Mary Lou Schlumbohm receves msses of poetry through the mal. Ralph Oylcr entertaned a Mss Mungcr of Fostora Frday evenng. "SATCHMO" Lous Armstron g called "Satchmo" by hs ntmates and hs famous orchestra wll be the man attracton at the Tranon Ballroom, T o le d o, Thursday nght, Dec. 8th, when the "jtterbugs" wll come out to pay trbute to the greatest jazz dazzler n the world. The "Trumpet Kng of Swng" wth hs celebrated gold nstrument whch cost hm somethng lke $1,500, has been breakng records from coast-to-coast. When Armstrong arrves wth (Contnued on page 4, col. 3) Poetry Corner RECOLLECTION Her lfe s just a beaten track, No laughter lngers on ts ways; But vagrant memory calls her back To glmpse the ghosts of former days. Upon the world she sadly looks And muses on lfe's many schools Where "Hope" s taught wth copy-books And "Beauty" wth a set of rules. Carol Cheney ONE AT A TIME By Eleanor Geauman "Dd she look sweet upon the seat of a bcycle? " At least she toured England, Sweden, Denmark, and Norway on one ths summer, and the reporters who ntervewed her seemed to have ganed a lather favorable mpresson rf ths Gaye Hohler, frst ; ear Sanduskan. Majorng n Phys. Ed., t's natural that her hobby should be horseback rdng. Wth nne G**" Hohler other grls of the 800 members of the Student Internatonal Travel Assocaton, Gaye sometmes cycled 65 mles a day on one of the queer European b'kes featurng brakes on the handlebars. Busy bkng brought breakfast n Denmark, a meal whch ranged from hot elderberry to rasn and apple soup One of the punshments nflcted on the grls was that of havng no money for frut f they ddn't eat everythng on ther plates maybe that was a favor, for peaches cost 30 cents apece there. Frequently they slept n sprngless beds n youth hotels. Havng her pcture taken n front of the car of Kng Gustav of Sweden was a bg thrll for Gaye. Though she lked Norway best, she also enjoyed such well-known spots as Oren.se, Denmark, where Hans Chrstan Anderson was born, Stockholm, Stratford-on- Avon, where she saw a performance of "The Tempest", and Kenlworth, Oxford, Wnd- sor, and London. P. S. A reward to whomever can dscover what Gaye's mddle name s clue, t begns wth "A". Could t be "ambtous" "athletc", "apple-polsher" You guess, I'm tred. BUY NOW! ONLY 16 SHOPPING DAYS TILL CHRISTMAS! Patronze News Advertsers

4 ALL SORTS FROM ALL SPORTS By BILL FRUTIG Taken n Strde The turnstles revealed that 850 people vewed the openng of the 1938 Falcon Basketball season last Frday aganst Gffn Junor College of Van Wert, Oho. In that connecton la great many fans concluded that gven nspred play on certan Frday or Sat. ntes the present crop of basketcers wll develop nto a good Bll Frutg team - Bluffton Next Ths Thursday evenng, Dec. 8, Bee Gee wll meet Bluffton College on the local hardwood. Sde Lnes The favorte "off-season" actvty of B. G.'s track stalwarts must be basketball. The score book contans an mpressve lst of names. Clyde "Whtey" Knney, hurdler and broad jumper, swshes 'em for R. A. C. G. Madaras, shot and javeln, stumbles around wth Delh No. 1 Klenner, shot putter, flutters gracefully for the mserable Celtcs Rosen, cross country runner, garnered exactly no ponts for Underdogs Shulman, ace shot putter, talks a good one mnute game for the Celtcs Doanc, soph mler, playng wth Commoner Frat., has a good strke for track "Hobbe" Habensten hobbles around the floor for the Delh No. 2 Hgham, sprnter and 440 man, scares opposton by dstortng facal features durng heat of battle. TOLEDO PADDLERS TOP B. G. SQUAD Facng some of the best players n Toledo, the B. G. Table Tenns Club dropped ts frst match of the season to a sextet from the Toledo Y. M. C. A. here last Frday by a score of 6 to 4. Tska, Wlke and Baron won sngles matches and Wlkc and Baron won ther doubles game for Bee Gee's four ponts. L. Chlcote, Prmrose, Tska, Res, and Addson were defeated n other sngles and doubles matches. The Cla-Zel FRI.-SAT. Dec Open 2:15 Sat. RONALD COLMAN n "If I Were Kng" SUN.-MON. Dec Open 2:15 Sun. Shrley Ross, Bob Hope n "Thank* For The Memory" Try WHITEHOUSE HOT CHOCOLATE 5c Bye Now! Hurry Back!._ Whtehouse Co-operate wth Cheerng Secton FALCON Gffn Shows Sprt PAGE 3 SPORTS Bluffton SMALL GIFFIN FIVE BOWS TO RAGGED FALCON BASKETEERS Zechman, Croyle Lead L M. QUINTETS Landsmen In Fray FLASH FORM Paced by the offensve work of "Zock" Zechman and sophomore Croyle and the steller defensve play of Captan Cordsco and Bshop, the Bowlng Green Falcons whpped a fghtng Gffn Junor College squad of Van Wert before a large crowd n the local gym last Frday nght. The startng lne-up of lettermen, Pck and Zechman at forwards, Madaras at center, and Bshop and Cordsco at guards, wth the ad of Hagemeyer and Croyle, pled up a 19-3 margn at half tme. The Falcons garnered the greater share of ther ponts by followup on the bank board and by the use of the fast break. The second half found the local team buldng up ther lead over the hard fghtng Van Wert aggregaton who at tmes thrlled by ther brllant passng and shootng. Coach Lands sent n hs reserve strength durng the second half, and they gave a good account of themselves. The work of Mke Kormazs on rebounds and Ed. Mussl and Bushong at guards served notce that they would be pressng the regulars for startng postons. Zechman lead the scorers wth 14 ponts wth Croyle close behnd wth nne counters. Hagemeyer wth sx, Cordsco wth fve, Kormazs and Madars four apece, Mussl two, and Bshop and Pck wth one complete the scorng. Brown and Morgan center, and guard respectvely, wth fve ponts each, were hgh for the Van Wert team. I. M. LEAGUE STANDINGS Natonal League W L Rat House 1 0 Mssng Lnks 1 0 Gosspotgcs 1 0 Bg Fve 1 0 Commoner Frat 1 0 Celtcs 0 1 Delh No Underdogs 0 1 Hangovers 0 1 Fve Bros. No Basketeers 0 0 Standngs Amercan League W L Fve Brothers 2 0 Delh No Delh House 1 0 Ben's Benders 1 0 Ramblers 1 0 Commoner House...l 1 Seven Dwarfs 0 1 Lazy Fve 0 1 R. A. C 0 2 Rats 0 2 Bullets 0 0 Guaranteed Dry Cleanng: SOc and 75c LEITMAN'S CLEANERS 175 N. Man Ph Pet. Pet..600 FAVORED CELTICS LOSE IN MISERABLE GAME If comparatve scores can be used for bass of predctons, then t s safe to state that the Fve Brothers Fraternty s on ts way to another ntramural basketball champonshp. Ther chef opposton determned on bass of ablty to score should come from the strong Delh House outft. Led by Musser and featurng such sharp shooters as Maurrette, Greenler, Grubaugh, and Small they ran up a score of 43 ponts to down the Lazy Fve who could garner only 10 ponts. The surprsng games as prevously antcpated were those contests featurng all-freshman teams of unknown calber. The most nterestng exhbton of how not to play basketball came durng the Celtcs game wth the Bg Fve. Gven a good chance to take hgh honors n the league accordng to pre-tournament dope, the Celtcs dsplayed a mserable brand of basketball and were completely outplayed by the Fvers; and, therefore, tasted defeat to the tune of 33 to 20 n ther frst league game. Play has only begun and almost anyone of the 22 teams can go on to capture the champonshp. Nevertheless, the poston of the teams at present has some bearng on the fnal outcome of the tournament. To predct a wnner would be too dangerous now. I. M. Cage Loop Hgh Scores A. Sautter, J. Dehaven Show Scorng Ablty Scorng honors now belong to the Amercan league wth a total of 519 ponts aganst the Natonal league's poorer showng of 245 markers. Team honors rest temporarly wth Fve Brothers No. 1 of Amercan league wth 80 ponts marked up n two tussles. Indvdual Scorng Amercan League Sautter, Rats 29 Dehaven, 5 Bros 25 Herbert, 5 Bros 23 Musser, Delh House 22 Soskey, 5 Bros 16 Rce, Commoner House 16 Natonal League Clark, Mssng Lnks 16 Buckmastcr, Mssng Lnks...12 Allon, Hangovers 10 Mason, Gosspotgcs 14 Hgham, Delh No. 2 8 GOOD MILK gves strong bones, sturdy bodes and radant health Model Dary 302 S. Maple Ph SPORTETTES By JEAN CONKLIN BASKETBALL STARTED The grls basketball season was offcally started last week when teams, captans, and managers were chosen. The new rules were dscussed and t was found that there s very lttle change n them ths year. The most mportant change s: "If a foul or volaton takes place before the center throw, by the team not havng the throw, the team takng the throw wll have t agan the next tme." "The games are to be played every Tuesday and Thursday afternoons at four n the Men's Gym. The physcal educaton majors referee the games. The followng are captans of the teams: Flashes, Vrgna Cross, Fghtng Dears, Ruth Ketzenberger; Black Jack, Helen Sullns; Fox, Frances Wllamson; Fleet Wngs, Grace Btter; Great Dames, Eleanor Watts; Waterloo, Mary Blar; Bee Gee Rockets, Mary McClure; Prde of Bee Gee, Ruth Barnes, and Bucket Waters, Carolyn Pentner. HONYA HOLM Much prase should be gven the Modern Dance Club for brngng Honya Holm to ths campus. Ths s the frst tme anythng lke t has been gven here and t proved to be a success. They are now plannng more programs lke t n the future. Keep up the good work! PING PONG Even though the boys are leadng off n png pong n schedulng colleges for matches, the grls expect to get started soon after Chrstmas. Fndlay College and others are offerng bds. The members of the club, Ruth Barnes, Alce Hofackcr, Mare Baker, Blanch Ruch, Naom Powell, Helen Worstcll, Carolyn Wagner, and Shrley Hanna are practcng constantly so that Bee Gee wll have a wnnng team. More Mles for your money wth Whte Fla.h Gatolne and Motor Ol Atlantc Whte Flash Cor. Wash, and Man Beach says "Look at your heels, everyone else doesl" MM. Beach Shoe Repar Servce 180 S. Man St. ft The Game College Thur., Nte Dec. 8 Falcon Cagers Meet Bluffton New Orangemen Foe Expected To Gve Bee Gee Tough Battle The Bowlng Green Falcons wll be host to a strong quntet of basketeers from Bluffton College Frday nght, Dec. 8. The Bluffton men wll present a squad who, backed by a large group of lettermen, may gve the local lads a rough evenng. After defeatng a weak Gffn squad the Falcon men wll fnd Bluffton makng a strong bd to upset Bowlng Green's ffth place Falcons. Coach Lands s dependng upon hs offensve spark "Zock" Zechman and hs new sophomore flash Leroy Croyle to make the road a lttle less tough for tho local lads. Bee Gee's hopes for the present campagn showed many rough spots n the Gffn scrmmage on whch Coach Lands s drllng the boys very hard ths week. "GOING PLACES' Bowlng Green was honored last week when the Assocated Press All - Oho Conference selecton placed Capt.-elect Ed. Smnsk and LaMar Kneclt on the thrd team. Cool Down wth an ICE CREAM BAR Also Free Home Delvery by FRESH POP CORN CORNER NEWS STAND STOP and try a Gant Hamburg they are delcous at The Gant Hamburgj "GIFTS Portrats are unversally accepted gfts for Unversty Students. We nsure portrats of qualty and dstncton. Satsfacton Guaranteed - Porter Studo PHONE 5611 S. Man St. Bank Bldg. Dalng 7441 HARMS ICE CREAM CO.

5 PAGE 4 Commoner's All-Campus Saturday Clmaxes Week's Actvtes Seven Sster Chrstmas Tea December 11 Wayne Challen and hs orchestra from Toledo wll be ntroduced to the student body by the Commoner Fraternty ths Saturday nght, December 10, at the; annual all-campus Commoner wnter dance. The dance wll be held n the Men's Gymnasum, and "toe-trammpng" wll commence at 8:30. Challen's musc s reputed to be among the best n swng er-' cles of northwestern Oho. A feature of the dance wll be a revval of the old-fashoned Prze Waltz contest. The streamlned prze waltz wll Include both swng and sweet dancng. The prze to be gven the wnners s not yet known. Robert Dcrks s n charge of decoratons wth Carl Koch assstng hm. Headng the refreshment (?) commttee s Kay Lght. In addton to fraternty sponsors the faculty guests nvted are Dr. and Mrs. Glbert '. Cooke, Mr. anl Mrs. Harry Ockorman, Mr. and Mrs. l. B. Qullon, and Mr. and Mrs. Upton Palmer. <» o The Seven Sster Annual Chrstmas Tea, Sunday. Dec. II, s lmted to faculty and fraternty and sororty members. Arrangements for the tea arc beng made by Arlyne Mulban, Dors Kerns and Kloso Dyer. Tea wll be served from two untl fve at 12.'! North Summt. Mss Nelsen entertaned twelve of the Seven Ssters at an offcers buffet supper al the Woman's Club Dnng Room. <> Promsng to be one of the most actve organzatons on the campus, the Ph Alpha Ch, accountng fraternty, last woe.k pledged fourteen accountng students. These ncluded Robert Powers, Ivan Chlcote, Kll Cryer,.lack Doane, Charles Prank, Dck Pruth, Melvn Mesnard, Harold Parker, John Rohrs, Krwn Rothcnbuhler, Al Soskey, Wllam Shuler, Charles Thompson am Wllam Warren. In a regular meetng tonght at 7:01) the members and pledges wll bear Professor It. I!. Qullen dscuss an artcle, "Qualfcatons and Dutes of the.junor Accountant." Table tenns orgnated ll the NO'S. At frst cgar boxc* were used for bats and champagne corks for balls. "IT CAN Scoop! lnpi'en HERE" Kessel's havo just receved 11 shpment of now, dst n c t v o 1 y smart, formal gown:; that havo that defnte appeal and sell for the prce you want to pay. Remember too, for that Chrstmas Coat, Kessel's spell Qualty wth a Captal "K". KESSEL'S The annual W. A. A. Sport Supper wll close the season for autumn games next Wednesday nght, December 7, n the Recreaton Hall. The losng teams of the fall sports are sponsorng the supper for the wnners. After the meal awards for athletc ablty wll be gven and Shrley llanna, presdent of the W. A. A., wll take charge of ntal on of new members. As a specal treat the entertanment commttee wll gve a skt. Craza (Iran s general charman. Inaugauratn; the 2nd semester pledgng, the Commoner's are holdng a pro-seasonal smoker at. the fraternty house tonght at 9:00 I'. M.. Dec. m her 7, at 807 Bast Woostor. The smoker s closed; future plcbcs attend only upon personal nvtaton of a fraternty man. Seven Commoner pledges were admnstered second degree last nght, December <, at Dnnpace's offces on the four corners.» O Mrs. Carpenter was hostess n the Phratra Sororty last Tuesday evenng. Movng pllules taken n Hawa by Mrs, Carpenter and her fatter, Mr. Itery, on ther trp there last summer were shown. Several pantngs and Hawaan artcles were shown to the grls and < xplancd.» Y. W. C. A. grls wll gve a parly for the chldren of the Wood County Chldren's Home, Saturday, December 10. I.eat ha Ncswandor, Roberta llanlne, Eunce Bender and Carol Cheney are n charge of the affar. All Y. W. C. A. members are nvted to attend and wll meet on the Sbatzel Hall steps at 0:30, Saturday evenng. "PETTY" Garage and Gas Sta. Auto Accessores For Chrstnas Gfts We never close Opp. Post Offce Ph ANXMAS PRESENT j FOR YOU Our Holday Specal! Begnnng Dec. 12, Endng. January 1 We are offerng our j $3.50 Ol Per. fljl QC j [ maeut Wave?1»W! Our regular $6.00 Empress j l ( Indvdual Wave Tru Art Machneless Wave $4.00! $2.50 j Permanents guaranteed satsfactory Creatve Beauty Shop Jcannette Wurm, Mgr. 123 E. Court Ph. OS 11 Industral Arts Club Elects Huntngton Presdent from me to you by peggy slade The Industral Arts Club was»"' " h " d '<'"' reorgansed recently and the s t to tune n on gome very followng offcer* elected: Pres-. worth whle programs. Last dent, -lames Huntngton; Vce I Saturday from two to fve- Presdent, Harold Keyser; Se- thrty the Metropoltan Opera cretary-treasurer, Walter Rothrock. The- club wll hold meetngs on the frst Wednesday of every month at 7:00 P. M. Plans are beng formulated for the comng year whch nclude hearng speakers and makng trps to ndustral plants. Mrs. Steller Improves Ms. Warren E. Steller, who has been very ll for the past two weeks from streptococc nfecton, s mprovng slowly, accordng to word receved from hosptal attendants. SCRAP HEAP (Contnued from page 2, col. :) bs great band be wll brng along hs full quota of "swng" stars, ncludng: Sonny Woods, the romantc tenor; Mdge Wllams, the pette song stylst Company produced "Othello" by Verd, the story beng that of Shakespeare's "Othello". Ths comng Saturday, Vagner's Segfred, wll be broadcast' d from WW.I and WI.W. Sunday afternoons at three the New York Phlharmonc Orchestra wth Iarbaroll conductng, does much to heghten one's apprecaton of symphonc musc. Orson Welles produced "'The Brdge of San l.us Key" by Thorton Wlder, for the last performance of the Mercury Theatre on Sunday. Startng ths Frday wth "Rebecca", Orson Welles s replacng Hollywood Hotel al nne. anco we're fol/owng n ths trend of thought, may we complment the Modern Dance Club on brngng to Howl ng Green, the exhlaratng whom Armstrong secured from fjanya Holm Company. Who. the N. B. C. network; Lus tn(. Il(. x t dub to follow sut? Russell, "Red" Allen, and Paul Barbarn.. Ths COUPON good for 15c On any work done Wed,, Tlu;-., or Pr., Dec. 7, 8, or '.I at the Ideal Beauty Shop I I!' E. Court P. 22:; I Students only J. J. CURRY OPTOMETRIST j 1 H E. Court St. All tr-u'ments c (. all ed and pressed 75c Home Laundry and Dependable Dry Cleaners Dl W. Woostor Dal 2981 Complments of The Bank of Wood County Member The Federal Depost Insurance Corporaton Keep your Plads and Woolens brght by lettng us clean them tght Santary Dry Cleaners 180 E. Wooster PHONE (tll INVISIBLE SOLES get them at CHURCH SHOE SHOP 146 W. Woostor Complete Selecton of CHRISTMAS GIFTS Now Ready Klever's Jewelry Store go lo tho lny Klovcr Parrot Restaurant lor j the ktost creatons n Ice Cream and Candy! Drop n and meet your frends at the gatherng place of college sn- dents j The Parrot PHONEY PHUN When the house mother rately asked at 11:15 p. m.: "Do you thnk you can spend the nght here?" the Colltch Boy doubtfully repled, "I dunno now. Guess I'd better call my room-mate frst, huh?" Well, at least that's not as bad as ths one, overheard at Gustavus Adolphus College: "Is t hard to sp soup wth your new mustache?" "Yes, t s rather a stran!"! GIBSON'S HOME RESTAURANT Greyhound Tckets EXPERT BEAUTY WORK of all knds done here The Kay Ann Dal 4401 Rappaport's "For Everythng" Your ( In stmas Shoppng For Gfts Decoratons I Favors - - Noveltes Greetng. Cards and Candy I wll be easy f you do j your Chrstmas shoppng at Rappaport's 127 S. Man St. STAGGLR the STAG Afr '-\ -.._- fsbg -v le the most cut-n-on grl at all the dances ths vacaton! Have a permanent that wll keep your coffure lookng fresh and flatterng the whole evenng through! Our superor servces cost no more, you know! An Indvdual Permanent $2.50., MONTY'S BEAUTY SALON PHONK 2011 IT CAN'T HAPPEN HERE Oh, yes t can! You can enjoy a tasty dnner n really generous proportons wthout spendng a week's allowance. Where? The place where your frends are eatng. The B. G. DINOR It's true all you can eat at no extra cost. Select from the vared suggestons on the menu and enjoy delcous food n congenal surroundngs. I