The Oklahoma Daily (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 30, No. 49, Ed. 1 Saturday, November 20, 1943 Page: 2 of 8
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THE OKLAHOMA DAILY
Saturday November 20 1943
Page 2
The Oklahoma Daily
Student Kewepaper Serving the University of Oklahoma
Kerr Defends
Bennett As
Good Citizen
Editorial Staff
Joy Shockley Editor
Jeanne Stevens Managing Editor
ISSUE EDITORS — Jarita Bicknell Marjorie Moore Ella Lee Burgess
SOCIETY EDITOR— Mary Elizabeth Cooper
WIRE EDITOR— Beth Floyd I
STAFF WRITERS— Row Marie Young Mary Joyce Norwood EUzabeth with hi grand Jury under attack
Lees Pat Saunders PhylHs Tengdin ! from three sides for Its indict-
Busmess ' jment of Dr Henry G Bennett for
ADVERTISING MANAGERS— Francis Cook Joe Ann Godown Ran- perJury “ed today that
ora Rosser
ADVERTISING SALES STAFF— Dorothy Lange Carol Shockley Con-
nie Stlppich Florian Walker
"Jus-
tice In Oklahoma has reached am
other new low”
Gov Kerr declaring he would
not seek removal of Bennett as
Published dally except Sundays Mondays holidays and vacation periods j w
Rntered In the Norman postoffice as second class mall under the act of president of Oklahoma A and M
Cr'neress of March 3 1879 Represented nationally by National Adver-
tiring Service Inc New York Boston San Francisco Chicago
Coeds Block Doorways
Not the least of the unpleasant features of university
life is the crowds of students especially coeds who stand
in and about the doorways of classrooms between classes
effectually blocking the ingress or egvess of other students
as well as instructors
Coeds are the chief offenders in this respect Sometimes
as many as 10 or 12 of theni congregate in a doorway to hold
what is known on the campus as a "bull session" They form
an impenetrable phalanx and if any male student is so bold Lattimore charging that it : was-
as to attempt to push his way through he must run the gant-' “
let of angry protests and freezing stares
We are tolerant of high school girls who link arms and
swagger down the main drag carrying everything before
them but it is surprising to find among university coeds
the same careless disregard of the rights of others
Making all due allowances for the privileges conferred
upon women by virtue of their femininity we yet venture
to suggest that there are more appropriate places than door-
ways for the holding of bull sessions
f -REGINALD MACREADY
college said he would not permit
his office to "become a tool of oth-
ers whose only purpose is to em-
barrass or smear good citizens”
Earlier Assistant Attorney Gen-
eral Sam Lattimore asserted in a
speech before the Oklahoma Bap-
‘ tist convention that “it seems a
shame the Tulsa county grand
Jury would drag In innocent pe'v
ple while the Baptists gave Ben-
nett a vote of confidence and elect-
ed him vice president”
Gilmer concentrated his fire par-
ticularly against the statement of
WNAD Schedule
SATURDAY NOVEMBER SO
8:30 — Organ Music'
8:43 — News
8:55 — WNAD Program Preview
9:00— Chapel Time
9:15 — Red Cross
9:30— Campus Comes to You
9:43 — The English Teacher
j 10:00 — To the Teacher
i A new pair of nylon hose would fit nicely into any ioao— World Wide News
coeds wardrobe Two new tires for the automobile would 10:33—1 Tn fh Tpaeh‘
lie a big improvement not to mention the gas to go with the
tires Some people are getting these luxuries right along
forgetting that a war is being fought
I Black markets seem able to supply any desirable 'com-
modity but they are not die healthiest places to patronize
at the present time Some people fail to realize that the law
is very touchy about the receivers of bootlegged goods and
many well-thought-of citizens are going to find themselves
yith serious lawsuits on their hands
Tfce war is responsible for the majority of the black
markets but two wrongs do not make a right Just because
the war lias made rationing a necessity the American people
are not justified in securing all the illegal material they can 5:13— Sports
The' must understand that it is a simple little purchase of
a-pound of butter instead of oleomargarine or several extra
g?s coupons that is damaging the whole war effort
Black markets are of constant concern to retailers Their
1033 — To the Teacher
1130— USO News
11:15— Light on the Lesson
1130 — Children’s Concert
12:00 — News
12:05 — Symphonic Hour
130— Farm News and Markets
1:13--Spirit of the Vikings
130 — Drama
1:43 — Music
230— News
235 — Opera
4:13 — Ellery Queen
430 — Jam Session
433— Campus News
5:00 — News
5:13 — Sports
530 — Evening Concert
County School Men
Conclude Two-Day
business suffers when they are unable to satisfy the needs 0f ( Conference Friday
their customers Should they then employ black market r A
mpfhndc fn Mnm j r J A discussion on "The Program
methods to secure the commodities necessary to compete 0f the state Department of Educa-
with other competitors? tion for Rural
The OPA has now isued a series of concrete rules to eluded the state conference of
guide citizens in the struggle against the black market An county superintendents of Okla-
accurate understanding of these rules will be invaluable to wIch met Thuday and Frl-
University Gazette
nrnmm f orth weekly Gazette at the University of i
must be turned in at 'the Becr-tary's oOce room 191 Administra-
tion Building nx later than 3:30 p m on Thi’y-f’ay previous to the
Monday of publication Gazette cards are available there To avok
mistakes pleaae do not schedule by telephie but use the cuds
‘ Events should be scheduled as far In advance aa possible and dates
should not be fixed without first checking the calendar -
MONDAY NOVEMBER 22
President’s Advisory Council: President’s office 3 :00pjn
Mathematics Colloquium: Regular meeting Lecture oq
“Theory of Interpolation” by John C Brixey Associate 1
Professor of Mathematics Administration Building Room
302 4:00 pm
TUESDAY NOVEMBER 23
Kappa Gamma Epsilon: Honorary modem languages fra-
ternity imping program will be preceded by a barbecue
supper Piofessor Kenneth C Kaufman will speak on
“What No Southwestern Culture I” a reply to Kyle Crich-
ton’s review of Round-up Time by George Sessions Ferry
in the New York Times 803 W Brooks 6:00 pjn '
Faculty Recital: Lyman Stanley pianist Holmberg Hall
Auditorium 8:00 pm
WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 24
9 - v
Postwar Curriculum Committee: President's office 4:00
t pm -
FRIDAY NOVEMBER 26
War Films: Sponsored by thi Visual Education Department -
Extension Division Engineering Auditorium 8:00 pjn
SATURDAY NOVEMBER 27
WNAD: “To the Teacher” Broadcast “Balance Between
Freedom and Guidance” William B Ragan 10:00-10:30 '
am World News 10:30-10:35 am The State Depart-
ment of Education 10:35-11:00 am
Football: O U vs Nebraska at Lincoln
(The game will be broadcast over WNAD and KOMA)
SUNDAY NOVEMBER 28
'
Services in all Norman Churches: Sunday School 9:30
am Preaching Services 10:50 am
' Christian Science Organization: Lecture by Richard j
Davis C S B Engineering Auditorium 3:15 pm
Indicates admission charged for event scheduled '
DIVISIONAL MEETINGS '
Meetings of the University College divisions originally
scheduled for the fourth Tuesday of the month will be held
on Tuesday afternoon November 30 at four o’dock
Joseph A Brake?! Chairman
‘ CHAIRMEN AND DIRECTORS
Those departmental chairmen or school directors whose
terms expired November 1 1943 will continue serving pend-
ing the selection of the new president
Joseph A Brandt President
EXTENSION DIVISION OPEN HOUSE v
The Extension Division wishes to extend an invitation to
the faculty and student body to attend an open house to be
held in the division offices in the Old Science Hall November
23 between 2 :00 and 5 :00 pm The dark rooms of the photo-
graphic department will be open and the photographer will
demonstrate the printing of pictures the visual education
department will have its equipment on display and a mov-
ing picture will be shown in the projection room the cor-
respondence study department will have an exhibition show-
ing how the department operates where the courses are sent -what
parts of the world it serves WNAD will broadcast a
“man on the street” program and the other departments will
have various demonstrations
FACULTY CLUB TEA
The Faculty Club tea will not be held this Thursday No
vember 25
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every American citizen
-Marjorie Moore
day in the Union building
Principal speakers cm the pro-
gram were E E Hally chief high
Officer of 45th ®°Ive the Manpower Shortage” school inspector Oklahoma City
- “Steps That Have Helped Increase Hoy Emans director of the finance
To Speak Sunday i Revenue" “Steps That Have Help-! department Norman Wealcy
x J a j n i Camp transportation division Ok-
At Press Meeting iIdeaa That Have cuckeV a!lahoma Clt" Mr-Edoa Chamber-
- n ® lmeaa Tnat IIave Clicked and nn representative of Nation Edu-
jlleut Col Jess Larson of Chick
asha first officer of the 45th dlvi-
“Commercial Printing Ideas That
Have Helped Increase Business”
Meeting at 12 noon the associa-
tion to return to Oklahoma since lIon wlll be of the South-
thu unit’s participation In the bat western Light and Power Co
tie of Salerno wlll describe his ex-! Faulty members attending are
cation association Tulsa and Mrs
lien E McCarty county superin-
tendent of El Rena
The conference was sponsored
by the short course department of
which W B Ragan Is acting dircc-
pcricnccs at a district meeting of ( II H Herbert director of the tor
the Oklahoma Press association school of Journalism John H Cas-
Sunday at Chickasha Members of ey professor of Journalism Les-
lie Journalism faculty will attend lie H Rice assistant professor of
Other speakers on the program juomallsm and C II Brlte gen-
will conduct open forum discus- eral manager of student publics-
sions on “What Is Being Done to tions
LET A DAILY
WANT AD
FIND FT "
FOR
YOU
Languages Frat
To Hear Kaufman
“What No Southwestern Cul-
ture!" Is the subject on which Ken-
neth C Kaufman professor o t mod-
ern languages will speak at the1
first meeting of Kappa Gamma Ep-
silon honorary modem languages
fraternity to be held at 0 p m
Tuesday at 803 West Brooks street
A barbecue supper will precede
the program W A WilUbrand
president bos announced
Kaufman's address wlll be a re-
ply to Kyle Crichton’s review of
“Round-up Time” by George Ses-
sions Perry In the New York
Times v
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Shockley, Joy. The Oklahoma Daily (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 30, No. 49, Ed. 1 Saturday, November 20, 1943, newspaper, November 20, 1943; Norman, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1800148/m1/2/: accessed June 5, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.