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Volume 9, Number 4

Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper

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1950-10-01

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Education Council Forwards
Student Deferment Proposals;
Tests, Records Main Criteria
By Potrlcia Whit
Student optltudr n I ll<: tom1
ncL" moy I \hi.' IC!ti'J rntntt\. f c
to m del nnent aulin af the
pa'Upo L p1 cnt d befor thr>
ArnC"rl •, n C'ouncal 1 n Edu tlon
e nppJO\t I nd put mto force,
Pr adcnt Morg n S Odell rl'­
' uJ d • n his return to the ~nm­
pu Tu l•.) from the nst 1 n
, 1 tm m W hancton I> C
S1x c I utlfu• Od\ ISOJV com-
Itt \H•r<' oppomt d b) Ccn-
1 l..c\\ as B Hcr&hev, dar ctor
( tb lcctJ\ c ·n••ce ~stem
n th nutumn of 1948 Tht•lr re­
pQrt 1 btl d upon the C\bJ cl t\ <'
th t indt\ aduals b<o cla!: aftcd nc
Rustin Sees Need
Of Racial Equality
By Bryee Whuo
"An in ut nn~ poll~· mu t be
1 ken out !or lhc do.) when the
"httc~ no longer rule lhc ''arid.'.
ud Baynt'd RusUn Negro Quak-
~.::r dasCJpl t!f pa 1\ r..: 1 tnnc~
t o meeting In the chapel Oc:·
tobcr 5
He bclic\'CS the wny to pn) th
prl.'mlum an the insurance pollc:)
ts to "d clare equnl nghLS for
II rnces. our brothers who are
1so created In God's 1mog '
lnrlucnc d by Jndtn•a success,
Rw;tm said the b<>st wny to
ch1 v cquuhty for mmority
groups 1s to organize pnssl\"C :re­
J tancc Only through SOCJol
I nngc can cqualtt~ be renli.zed
.. Until there hns be<!n cons.td­
crn!'>le conflict ond suffering;•
h predlcled, ' there wall not be
nny aoclol change •· The general
apathy o! the pubhc Is not nl·
tcrcd unless h u orousoo hv 8
c:onfllct tndde:nl ThlJS tncldcnt
rnu l ~ controlled nnd totally
nnn-viohmt b<.-cnus \'iOlf'ncc m
the long run as the absence of
"""'·1 ul p rogrcss."
Speukang ol th(' mtcrnnuonnl
em.> Rustin d c:lnred there as
n w .) out or the struggle bc.'­
t~l'Cil the ~ t and th West
unUI on ld declare tl nl it 1s
unw dlmg to u c nrms. He tallcd
the world's present slDte n .. P Y·
h Jagu:al amp ... m '" hacll
rnnn ochJ.,;vcs onl) fear 10 nn
ttc.."mpt tu cr at£' curtt). con
t t) to the Chrl uon prlnnplc
th l t eurtly comes out of in·
~uri ty,"
Ru lln crnphnsated the need
n[ }O\\ nJIOWID8 frt'CdOIU in the
P rllnnd oren ror II 1 oct'S lo
en tcr pu bile a~e tn urn n ls. hotels,
und to m[nglc acx·aally w1lh the
\ t lk .
He bell ves soetnl cqunhl) by
I w to be cssentaal n basls
fur breaking down em Ironment­
! r ctoro cnuslng rncmJ lntol­
nr:e and botr d
Bob Boardwell Suffers
Broken krm in Wreck
Rut t B rdw\: ll junior nrt
m or 1 bnck on dw cnmpus
ft r &JKndlng t\\ o d .) l the
\ clt'r n ho pltnl :81) rei\\ ell auf­
t ed a brok n lt>!t arm and
b u \\ lu~n tut b) o car Mon­
J y ~' n.1111 In BeD\ rum.
Bonrd\\Cll "815 dire tlng tral
e o ound two ca lrcodv m-
olvt-d m v; reck \\ lwn h(' wns
I t b) third cnr X-tQ) re-
\ • led no ant a-n I anjurie!
Dean Recuperating
D~,;on of Men Gcot gc Enn1
1 now nt horne rr;cuJ>(Irutlng
from o manor oper"tlon p t·
fortncd two w ka ogo ot St
\ JnC'f!tlta ho '''' I 11 f.')o;pccta
t b back on th{' c:tmpu• "llhm
th D Xt lWO \ltcek COl dtnc to UIC t rnlo r t r
lh nntionnl ctonunw ond the
h llh D( t~ tnd Inter(• t Of th LE'WIS' AND CLARK COl-LEGE
n tu:m " • VOLUME 1X Portland. Or~on. Frid y, October 13. 1910 NurriberC
Doslgn Dcforment1 on Rocord
The> prop ..tl or dcs.isn !d to
bn drft rm rH upon lht r• ult
r tan !urdu~~ t tJI nd ch ·1-
Uc rtc-ord Th lt(' nl)t llmtl
~ to .pcctric ra ld such th
mtnistr) but co~ l r p oml lng Mr. Pim Passes By' Cast A waits
Thursday, Friday Performances
tud<>n~ in all d partm nl
A .spectnl draft cln thcnhon
C CJa II A \\ n u g ted b,>
th conurutt for "tud nt d -
krmcn1p To chi \:C lha 11 stu
d nL mwt ha\'<> a cor or 120 on
Aml\' g!:'nc I cln lfJcntton t t
r Its equi\: n1('nl m nn aptitude
k t
M\UI Huvo Promise
ln nddat10n school
must C~:rttf.> Uwl h gl\ cs "prom­
' r! or dcb111tc pro ~c J In tugll·
er cducnlion" ll \ tnr, pnli ed
these qunlihcnhona. he would
hovt• to meet olh"111 opplylng to
hta c:lnss stntus
If a fl eshmnn he mu t be tnk­
tn~ COU"C! whach I nd to the
usunJ Cour-ycar degree A soph·
omor.,; must hove been In lhc
upper hnlr of his freshman cln •
Junior m th upper one-third
of his second Yt:<n nnd a scnwr
.1n the UPP<'J' one-fourth Of
Juntor year. Beach lo Work
In Stellar Role
GttCTl'll nlen Scott D dl
0 UTb t U7 Clln'OJ'
'Dllaab Wanlan : 'rrel :rator
rfiLII s~ Xe.u J'arrt.
A 1m l .:r a.Ua r IIA l7 0 'l2' 11SlL Aa•e: Prladlla Xehv. Ur l"rlin • Palll ••U4f'llr.
B:r Bob Young
The nrt or d dtnat.r::s Nll! Cor
m stmnge re t.s t um
You·, c on heard of the old,
"Look Ma. no h nd ' rout.tne
Wi.'U Trel T11tor hus a nc\li tw t.
Its .. Look l\1n no pmn • dur-
m rch 15 for th d •
partm~nt' production tr Pim
P 8~ b)l A. A lthln P -
forman 'Are scheduled f
Thursda' and Fndu.> ot 8 p m.
und r the dJ.recUon of Mrs. B tt~
C rdmer
Effect on LC Nol Cc:!rlaln
Th .c recommendation EnJoying ukolole music B.l'tl .. Mr. Pun passes By .. &Jan lten
Farris. Tr 1 Tator. Mary £lterby and Scou BeaCh. (FllHcbman) It eems lhe reh 1 room
has no paano and Trot's pnrL c: .lh
for a f ban; he and th re. till m lhc proposal stngt Dr
Odell reported They hnvc be n
mdoi"S(:d b.) General Hcrshc)l,
but ho\·c not ) t bccom cnob­
llshed fact. Whot thcll' df<'cl
upon Lewis and Clark wtll be,
ar accepted, ~ not cc.rtnm D. J. Peterson to Discuss Careers
For Students in Church Vocations So she obli mgly bangs )I on
a Ste1n\\'ay whac.b l6n t.
Farris Provides LoY
Trel portrays Dmnb M rdcn a
surpri htb mass of nineteen
who wnn~ to ct nw.rr•cd but,
not to JUSt on,yone The man m
h r bfc 15 a strugg1mg )' oun,g
11rilit. Bri n Stronge, pl y~ b.)
Ken Farns. What is certnin is t.htat the
6\\·eepwg draH plnll.B bcfon: tht!
nntton will curtnil enrollment
next ran. Many S'nlOll collei!CS
h:IVc been scH!rCh affected n I
rcod~, oml' \\ ath os rnuch n o
25-30 pt..'l' c<-nt cut lht y~r En­
rollm{'nt here dectcnscd 11 p r
cent. cl'caltng a 15,000 dent in
tht: gc:n rul operatmg budc l.
From the o~,:crnll p1cturc ho\\ •
c\ cr. Dr Odell fel!ls v; t: hould
hnve o ~aod yc;.~r in nU WD) s
but w l' must plan for th dtfft·
c:ull ~· e n r s of r adjustment
v; h!ch w til hopp<:n n the drutt
tnkcs owa) most oblc-bodied
m n tn lh 10-25 ge br ck t"
Local Chest Campaign
To Include Collections
The Cum pus Chest dri\•e \\ ll1
bcgln M(lodli.) culrmnnllng in
cl ssroom eoUcctions Wcdncsd 1)
t 10 .m.. Bob lhlkcn, chntr
num. unnounccd this Wt'ck.
Tu sd •>, October 17, n t ch·
mcolor fdm on th education J
btne.fn of Community Ch t
nd ,.; mUnr dnn v.aU be gl\ ·n
( e, w B.-30
Halk n hop to excel:d lmrt
..... .,r·s n\ c o! 25 cents ~r
pc;:r;on Contrabunons can be G \
en m th ludcn\ bod) oH1cc
lso c mpu ChN~t comnuu tn m·
be are Bul Knnpper, Jtm Dud-
1 ) l..<lUIS H.onn h md 'B
b 11 H41rmltnn Reverend Donald J Pett.:n;on,
mm~tcr of Northmi.nstl"'r Prcsb}­
ter1 n chur<;h. Portland, \10 rll de­
liver the mllin nddress at the II
m n II!C Thursdoy, Octo~r
10 m Copd nd ,emoranl chapel
Rain/ Fund Lack
Hinders Bricking
Plan for !m1sh!ng the brlck­
I.IU: or th gym ha \ ~ been Jov; ed
somewhat due to poor Wl!alher
condH1ons and lnc.k of funds Ac­
cordtng to Pre !dent MorgiUl O­
dell, 4000 more lS needed to fin
:LSh th t ond north Sldt! Most
of thas v; or-k \\. tll be ~ tucco \\ alh
om brtckln
Th front of the gym IUld top
"tll h"'\ a cnJt native Oregon
tone CO\ ermg Th co\ crtng or
cup fur the top of the budda.ng
\\111 t:x~d down th t~~ldcs to
meet the lu'lck. The steps \\'111
bo bt: co~ cred tn th1 wa~ • Dr
Odell smd
Upon completion o! the north
and t ad , v.ork wUl rea.s
unt1l b tt r \\cather rondJt10ns
and lh<' tund to conltnu~ h \:
be n r:~l ed Work on lbc g) m
f.n h n ountcd to opproxJ
m tcb 8000
Plans f()r bnckm Bodu
not m de unhl th!' f!YT1l 1 !m
abhed Dr Od U hop th fund
n I obUlm through Jtr
f m frt nd of llle collcg . •tu
d nt and lh paren1.3 of stu
Not Even a Farmer's Girl
Wiruat 1 of n vwnrd an n taonal r rtn ~Qnlt l
w 1s n wumnn-nnd not ""'en :r rmc.:r' d ughter 1t thutl
~roud dmmnnL of 1 $25 pti tn the compeutton 1B H ........ blDJ1
Rnnkan, • ophomoro btolog) mnJOr rrom Miles Cro a.mg n ar A •
torao
H em ry \\rote h r ~ .) on "fl cor hn Combm lion
Hobb.> nJld UtUtt~ Room, '' hlch "on h r st:xth p.l C" In th ron­
' t 1pon "' d b~ lhe notion l m g zm 'TM Busin.~ of F rm
ing."
She ts lhc dou htcr uf Dr ond Mf1. J F
\\role her enn) 10 \"lc\\ or d cornllnG room
her p rent • hobba(' • hunung nnd gord~nlng
mpu1 u1 the n ,,. \\Omen' dorm R nkm R m I')
1.n their home for
She 1 li ,,ng on A rudu l of ~\li l and Clnrk
and th~ San f'r nc llt'O Th~logr­
col 5CJ1UI1Ufl, he tclUm to the
coli ge v; 1th n me g for the
student bod) conccrrung ~ re rs
lor ~ oung p opl in chun:h re­
lated work
Exemplar) of lumDJ who hzl\ie
h d succe Ul tht f1 ld P terson
lS one or nurn r of m n nnd
u; om n en n .,;d tn communll.)
en ll~ thruu h th hur h. Scv
crnl J oun memb f l con-
greg llon r und h tn-
fluenct> prepnr1n ( ce: as
muustcrs r d1r et r rehg1ous
cducnUon.
P M'JJ"ton S1mm darector of
• field tor students traarung 1n Th hltt'h ts ~upphd b)
G urse Mard n Dmah s ' l'J
Enghsh (ather. Hu \"'e\Hi on
rt nnd poltucs differ sharp~
wath th e of Bnt10· ~ho
thmg m more modenu.stt
hght ScoU Beac:h brmgs C ~e
to hle. H "'l'" Oliu Om h
tepm the pl \ Hh the IO\,""ef'S
to ba noe th cal
UUlct Dialogue far Pun
The lltl£' charnel ,. Pun. h
, r> htUe dt 1 gu m compar•­
san to th abo\ -mrnuoned bu
t he d sa) • or igntf •
c::mre church I adershlp " II ist an
thP. \\ Oflhlp n tee, nd l't:mark5
"111 be mud• b'i Prcstdent M l:le ni\ es at the M rdcn bo.tru:
tn cnrc:h or D I tt r ol n:rom
mcndnu<m from Geor e Befar
~n tee ts one of h lea,; be lmost ~use g n S Odell
Ttus cllatx I
the f aturcs of homcconnng Cilmpl tc f m1ly brcnk\.tp b
Freedom Crusade
Ends Local Drive
T loe I Cnl! d f r fu
dom end tod The mtcmnti n-
1 c rnp Jgn 1nnugwutl'd t ob­
tain tan net I nd m I b ckm
f r th Rad o f Eu pe b w.d
, ll h ded b C n al L c
IUJ 0 Clil) nd b)' lilx 1
1 dco l \\ 'Radt
f' Eu pc bc:ogun th
d &BOOO ln Ugnl\!1\t
of • c an t lltn
Curt n pc pl of r
hl
While conL~buhon
m ndntol"l the Jmporwncc n
mov-cm nl cannot be 0\""~"-M
mntro, rt loeru 1 •. -u ..
L wt nd Cl rk ~l l•on
not ' t rt!acht'd ~ pee lions 1r
cordln to c mpua ch irnun Leo
Off Wcll r nd lh lh l t d
1h uld be th b i t ~ dd
An)on \\h 1 n lure l n t
on a freedom Scroll 10uld mak
1t hlJ or h r ponsabilll.> to
11 n" mentioning M r T h t~
whom h met on bo!lt from
AustralJa
All thl.; d tress C: rge 4nd
b. tufiy but com1 lll crud
unt Juha t th potnt of d
ltoJCU n
Behmd t n 1
num Ha 1 Col t
Bob B " n 1 t Da\:
pub acth R nat Curtz:d01
k u p. H > Goctsl
Th mt n D.nd 1 d lcK
Don K and P l Th mt n
rooperat n p F t
t n up l Thu -··~
Oct.obt l
Book Needs Edilors
Sl'\ c U r l t nt.s
r • need~: C r l.h t r o.f
lh \ 0~ l"U c:t:0 dtng l
J lm F rgLSOn. edlt
Anyon mle~ t U\ l·
1n w ful ~ n m lhc
C ld of k product n rop
odaun and ph atu t'dtuo
u cd \ n t F gl n an
th \ 0) UT !t 1 t
In lh S1!J1l nl t 1 n
Q u dro.na~ any w k da be
h~ n U m nd .. p.m. • PllJJC! Two
r 1.,/z o l1ad~ · rs
The game w1th Pac.1fic um\ erstl) tomorrov• mght should
pro' e one of the best of the ) ear. Reg rdless of pre-gnmc
records, these clashes of tradiuonal rivals usually de\ el(lp
mto hard fought, near grudge nffoirs.
T'\\ o ~ears ag-o, \\'Jtb the LC squad ndmg h1gh nnd
pu~ked b~ man,) e..'-perts ns lop uUe m terllll, the undt-r·
r~ted Badgc.rs turned on the hcnt on their home f1eld and
proceeded to whitewash the PJOneer:s 41-0. Last yenr the
1 locals e\ ned the score b~ t:>kmg out a 13-6 ,•ictory m the
'\ nu,ghn street park.
TillS year again LC ss p1ckcd as championship mntcnnl.
Agam \\ e play Rncific on her home f1eld. But, th1s lime
there lS a dlfferenre. Many oi tha.s year's squad were on the
team at the ume of the 41-0 hcklng. They haven't forgotten.
The~ 'll be out to prove ilint horne 1aeld or no 1t "on't hap­
pen agrun. l ,r:..-·_ ') THE PIONEER LOG Friday, Odobctr 13. ISSO
Coiffure Suffers
From Downpour,
Spirit From Men
Dl'or ~·mal\. •
Ho in I Con1cotmd£>d man hn
••1 in fur tho• wlnl~·r, J suppo:;f•,
ond Ill> hc•lr Is nhJ:olut••ly n mop.
I put (t home JICJmnru~.nl Ill It n
w••••k l\.ltO nno went throu •h the
ogony or duckanJ: my head good
an Uaol owful tnl'lllnc stuff lhnt'a
upposl'd 'to mnkc o curl. Well,
you r,ucssed it, two dn\'s nrt~­
wnrds H looked wors thun ever.
How con I mnk~: 11 good amprcs­
slon of Ted (Johnnac Bro~n·s
bo~·rrumd) wh n my hnlr Is al­
wnys stnngy~
A game at home is a b1g psycholog~cal nd\. ntnge. That
JS \\here we, the students, come m. Let's pack that Forest
Gro\ e cow pasture so full of :UC fans that the Badgers w11l
feel like strangers. REM EM 8 £R THAT OTBALL DEV LOPS Johnnie YIS. Ted
0 honcsUy 1-:uuly, life gets so
compllcntcd t;omcluncs. Johnmc
took mP to the kick-orr dance
where r met Tcd-lnll, (ror me)
light brown hnlr, blue eyes nnd
soooo mcti I wonted to dlance
with him so bad but he left soon
nflcr I met ham cnuse he didn't
hn\'C n dot.• nnd was loo bnshful
w osk onyont' l1l done<'·. r ha vcm 'I
CtVl'fl up hop· yet bN:nusc he's
an my psvrh. clnl!!; ond we're sent,.
~d nlphobelically which puts u
side uy slcl~. I om lucky ~onw­
tuncs ot thnt INDIVIDUALITY, INITIATIVe, AND LEADERSHIP
• • • NOW GET OUT THERE AND DO
EXACTLY AS I TEL 1.. YOU ! Let's make that 41-0 look bke element8ry mothemaucs.
N. W: S.
onzetlz in o· Fi }z r
Not many years ago an unident.Wed r:udmg party gave
the campus the once-over-lightly tt1eatml:nt. Immediately
after the vlstt it was dJScovered that h\ o of the ornamental
dolphms from the iountam m front of Bodme were missing. Tactics in Shack Dismay,
As Femmes Disturb Scribe
All suspicion pomted towards Forest GJ'1ove. Pae1f1c of
course maintained a pleased s1lence.
At nn nssc.mbly shortly thereafter. the Badger student
body p11estdent magnanimously presented one of the missmg
metal fish to Dr. Odell.
Using the ba.sjc tenets of deduction it follows that the
other 1S still somevo here on lhe Pnc.1!1c campus.
Let s make a clean sweep of the cvemng-wm the game
and get back our dolphm. N.W.S.
Is Tuition, Ri e 0111]Jarabl ) By Bob Mayhew 6
At the pi' sent time we nrc
knee-de-ep in the moras of learn­
mg. It lS ob\ ious that the lcnnl·
mg process is tuking ploce from
t.he blank blmd gnz.es thnt dull
ti1e eyi!S of the students.
The term npplc-pohsher JS of
the past Put it nwoy w1th your
yo-yos and bean bags. I submit
4.1usif>onme" or "l'ltgcut". An In­
structor enters the do01·, his hnnd
shnkmg and laps twltchmg , in­
tent only upon snusf}·mg his lusl
lor Ci:!ffemc-dcravnuve. A stu­
dent wlth a G.P.A. mind hurtles
across c.agarettc ashes and st taw
v; rnppc.rs to hsp coyly one of my
alternatives. 1 cous1der this 11 -. foul; bclow lhc wai t nnd an t.hc
billfold. Wath nsing costs of living, n ra1sc in the income tax level,
and man~ other factors creatlng a dram on f1nances, st has
been asked why tuit1on bas been rai ed on our campus. Ac­
tually college costs have nsrn slowlv while other costs
ha\•e skyrocketed. Women Pose Problom
Perhaps DO other college in the Northwest has 1mproved The other day, loosely pcnlr-mg, 1 wns !.Jced WJth a dllcmmo
Jts facult' and machmery for lcarnmg as has Lewu; and While 1 wrus parkmg my cnr m
Clark. Parucularly in the past two years a great change has the pit. there were Uaousnnds of
taken place m all departments, adding to them the nation's young spnghUy g~rls scnm~nng
most capable educators Certaml~ when Improvements such I
as those are made no one would shirk his duties 1.0 support Vet's Corner Checks
them, at least if he is sensible and sound of JUdgment. G I 1 G
According to experiences of the nine £oretgn students · · oan uarantees
~ho 311e new to our campus thts year, and n recently pub- By Bon f1oi&chman Thl"' week I m going to pn
hshed book, "Universities of the World Outside :the Umted on some information rcgnrdlng
States," tUJtion rates here are certainly reasonable. \ eteran.o; loans, which I hop an-
For example, tuiuon at the University of Melbourne. swe.~s .some questions for t.hos
AUbt:raha JS approximately 150 EnglU;h pounds per year. home or bu~>Jness-secklng andi·
A umvers1ty m Bolivia charges approxunately 2,000 Bohv1- vadun.ls.
anos per year: for room and board alone. A guarantee of n loan undc• {the scrvlc.cmcnJs ..,:adjustment ncross t.he !Jeld in soc~:erlsh de­
light. No soun~r had I parked my
cnr and gotten out when they
tnrtcd to run :for the gym. What
to do? Chmb back i.n nty cor
nnd pretend I had :forgotlcn nn
Important tom~ ; ruffle my hair,
roll up my pants legs and talk m
a :fa.l ctto voace: faint and hope
they would carry me m: or just
skulk along the fringes as a dis­
antcrested obs<!l"Vcr? I skulked,
but 1 \Vas emotionally upset nnd
nf.nnd to look nny psychology
lllOJQr& face to !ace for a couple
ot hours.
When. Not Where?
1 snw n cute garl the other clny
who rcnundcd me of a coclcc'
spontcl: btg bl'own eyes, matted
ho.lr nnd o no e that wus t'Clld
and wet A word of advice to
l.ho e young gollnnts who arc
loolung for lhc elcrnal frnll . . .
don't. If you don't care lo he«~
my advacc U1c.n thl' next best
thang \\Ill be to tell you where to
pot them. In the quadrangle, ln
front of the gym, at the comer
or the B A bulldmg, 1n the
snnck shack, m classes, ad lnfini­
tumc. Just open your eyes!
l saved thousands of lives the
other day ••• I didn't drive my
car. My apologu~s to Gcrtrurlc
Stem: the easiest way 1.o ch>sc o
column, to close o column the
easiest wny, the way easiest •.•
finis My next problem is o blind
dote orrangcment between John·
me nnd Ted. l'm to go wlth
Johnmc and gel o date for Ted.
It nearly 'kills me to ask Pat to
go wiUa him cnusc l won't hove
o chance nftcr he sees hc.r. 1
suppose it will work out some.
wny, probohly by my having o
conccnlcd hking for the guy ond
never g('ltmg r11s much os one dote
w1th ham
Plaguo Strikes Cokers
There's n cok~ ttu ont plogu('
gomg nround the camptlli now
du<: to the short straws we ha' c
to usc m drinkmc cokes I don't
St c why we cnn't hove long om
or else rccei\'C n glo&r. w.ith cvCir~
CokP lt's tcnlly n struggll' when
ua~y foil down m the neck or
llu~ bolt It;: ond at isn't funnv when •
,YOU take t long draught and get
ntJthang but cnrbonntro ntr
Spl"nkmg of snnit.olton, whtch
I ~·asn''t, don't be surpnscd if I
hap~n to get a light case of
rabti'S or some such thing. There
ore obout !our dogs on lhi cam·
pus and I'm crn1,y about ~n•mals
Lnsslc seems to be the favontt
and she comr!S m the snock shock
every dny !or handouts I've been
getting r1d of tltose nwtul meat
snndwl~hes T mode myself.
Love,
Dndcnc DcJfenhaugh
There are countless examples that could be quoted, act (G l. bill) means t.hnt. the Vcl-
prOVlllg beyond a doubt that American students, specifically crans adminast.rntion wiU guar­
those at this college, don't ~mow when they~re well off. nnt.ee payment of thot loan to n
$225 :may sound like a lot of money at the moment, but in loan company an cnse th" vet­
years to come, LeWIS and Clark alumni wall look back ond eran hub to keep up payments .
say, "that was the best dollar ever spent" LxBx Any veteran enthlcd to G.I Censored Cinema Leads to Victory;
Hello WeekTopplesBeforeKerchoos
Social secunty cannot take the place of lhat
security whiCh comes from faith and good worJ.-.s.
A N ATJONAL TREND-
• • • mne.r
There can be no ab1ding political union o! mankind
w1thout a certain bas1c moral and spirJtual union.
U Ia
~Goleeide
OfCkJAJ publlcalJctn of"'"Uu:o A.SOCiaLed Ht.U4r<n~ ot Ltowla; and
~11 K I ulllt.lnel w kly durlnc tbe coll•&r )ear 8ul.laalptlorl rate I arM
11 r.o bene!J\.f, IS clig[bl" lor thi.J Joan
gunrnntec.
Here ar(! just a few of lh~
• many • mgs that a veteran JlUIY
borrow money for with the loon
gunrantce o! the government.
Applications mny be made to
buy a home, to bt~~ld a home, to
repair, nltcr, or improve o
hom,..
If n v~lcran is planning on go.
lng into fanning he cnn !.>or·
row money to construct a !nrm·
house CJr outbuilding s, io Improve
!arm lnnd or equipment, or to
conduct forming operations .
Vet,.rans who plan on going
tDtO b•;sm~>ss for thcnuelvcs ond
have lh necessary nbihty bul
flOJ'd Cummina need o little !manciol ht>lp to gd
•~.&:Pr sturtcd may bartow money to buy EDITOR
Auocbu a4Jun Dua~ X>0%1n BUJdr1H• lllan&Ju JJob »rnn n busincts, to buy a building or
Z4Ut.cn1.al a4JWJ' :Pa't 'Whl\41 Oart.oc1Jiin J)Cl&Jl• 8W&JUI01l :rntur• :1141'-0t Owdo'D .. ldlm.47 'Phaw-::lthu a..u 1"1•1.chman land for business purpo , to
~~~tors :P&\ Char'h~DY ~~~~~ug" ·~;! buy bwdnC1!S suppU~ ond lnv~n ·
~n-'ll.&nb&U .~·r J)a.rt'::! ::a.,~..:La.111. ._ J'latacbmaJl, tory, or to obt.llin working Cflplt.lll
Chat'Lh Otbb, •orm kllwJDJ~ .J"u4 W•)'lllaller , :Bob 7oo.q, ~ for a business. (Auslncts in-
-~. ,_ '--------------------------...! elude:~ o proft UJUn,) By Chas. Gibbs
I underttand the Trods~ :formol
wns o big success ns usual. Rt!·
quested nttuc was tux's, dark
suJts, {ormnla and ski boots. It
rhymCJ too, kiddies.
Prcsadcnt Morgan S. OdeJl cer­
talnl.Y headed into o furor when
he left for PhDodelphio, October
2. The c1ty hnd just gone bDS<!·
bllll h:atty as the home-town
"Whiz Kids" hnd just won their
fmst p•:nnant tn Lwo decodes nnd
wc.r~' hosts I or tht' opening two
games of tbc world scrlo!s with
the New York Yonkcc!l .
AkiiUI Alibi.J
Staying in the renlm of sporls,
PI(Jncf'r boddit'ld coach Io~rnnk
Akjns has a ~Sound alibi for nny
of h11 boya who makP o grldlrou
miscue. Snyn Frank. "'I'hnt's okoy
fpiJn •.• You played football be·
fore th~y wore hdmPts,"
Coac;h Joe Huston took great
caution lO pr<•vcnt av er•con fl.
dencc before the I~lnflnld laugh­
t<"r lnat WCflk end. He showed the Pioneer wnm the mo\·t~s of
lost year's LC-Llnflcld struggle
wtlh most ol LC's best plnyang
s~cncs snipped out. Vcddy
dc:vah.
Colda Aid French
Seventy percc.nt of the ele­
mentary French pup1la hnvc lost
their knock of French pronuncln·
tion thia week .•. They've gotten
over their head-c:olds. A coupl!!
or we~: ks ngo it wns "hello week"
on the campus. Lost week it wns
"kcrchoo w..:ek."
'The p:ath to the postolfke will
gel n little l xlrn weor ln nboul
two weeks. 'rht Jong-nwaited
t:.J. aniliul checks for this term
will I.Jc due. So don't walt unhl
the loat minute fellu, slltrl dig­
ging up tho c puwn llckcta now.
I was prud o nice l:Ornplimcnl
ymit~rdny. Some cumpus pas c.rhy
snid In n jokmg (I hop ) way to
hi.s comJlfinion, "JC we con jm:t
brick up the gynt nnd atone Glbu,
I'll be happy." Bmmmml
Sec yuu 1111 at tho LC·Paciti c
game tomorrow night p -
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On the S octtll Sule w1th Pat Cherkezov
Women.S League Tea, Rushing,
Annual Dance on Calendar
lnlerttal will b ccnt(!rccl thtA
w..:ck cnc.l on nt w loculty mem·
bNS, whn will he bonfire<! ot lht.>
mnunl nutumn 1' c •plaon nnd
teo pl:mncrt iut Sundll)', Oclob ·r
15, from 3 to 5 p,m Hostesses
for the Informal ufful• :trt mcm·
bert> of th~ Wonlt'n's Li:O(!Uc or
the college '' lth Mill C P Mcrk­
Un as gcner:al chnnmnn
Mr J W sic) Gould, lc•ngu~
prc!lldc.nt., wtth Mr Gould wlll
greet guc.'lls in the lh•lng roum
nf the new Wl)ll\cn'a dormitory.
In the rccctvmt: ltn• olso wtJI
be President nnd Mr Morr::nn
Od II, mt>mbcrs or the odrninl·
strlllivc stof! nnd 23 new mem­
bers ol the college atnH
Ten wUJ be scr·ycd sucsl In
Polntanc Mnnor whcrl' other
rnt>mbcnl of th~ ({ICUJiy \\ill goth·
er to wcil'Om•• vlsltot't'l Mustcol
numbcl'f! will be f'fo\•ided by
Mrs Clnir fl(ldJlkln s \\'(llkcl' and
Wtlltorn Uallny, vtollns; ML!s Rc­
bt:~.:co Cocl¢rum, \'iolo; ond C1·nir,
Stnglf't~U')', t.•cllo
• • •
Fratom.ily rush~ rccci\'mg in·
Vllatwns to open meetings this
we k should meet the members
tl the foliO\\ lng ploccs:
Lambda Phil Epsilon fa atcrnlly
will hold ll dinner Sunday even­
Ing, Octobca 5, ol the 2 x 4 lCS·
tour:mt, N E 11 nnd Brond\\'0\', • Sigma Alpha Sigma frolcmlty
wlll hold Its hnnqud Monday
evening, October 16, at Berc's
Chalet, 7141 S.W, St Clair, one
block south of \\' Burnside.
Kappa Phi Alpha CrntcrnilJ
wlJI hold Its dtnncr 'fuesdny
c\'(•nang. Octolwr 17, nt the C(lmp.
bell Coul't hulel, 1116 S.W. 11
U\'cnut·
Beta Mu Epailon fa nlt'l nity
wtll hnltl itt~ h:tnquct Wt>dnclldny
evening, Octo bet J 8, nt the New
Cntbny ~~tnut nnt. S.F. 82 nnll
Dlv1sion.
Alpha Rho Omoga frat&nit) '
will hold 1ts open meeting SCil·
urday, Oetobcr 21, ot he home of
olurnnus Gerald Cr ockwcll, 6901
S. W 34 street
Acacia colony \\ill hold its ru h
dtnn r Thursday, October 10. nl
the home of ChU Metis, 11234
S W Capitol htt::hwny ,
OC!lla Tau Rho !Jot •rnlh will •
hold tts IHinqucl Sundny, Octo-
ber 22, ot Cothrvn's, S.W. 62 nnd
Bnrbur.
• • •
Ami"t a football theme :.lumm
nnd tudt·nts wJII gothcr Ill tht•
unnuol llomccorninr. dnncr· to he
sponsored hy the t·ni\H' clnss, In
ll11 gymnnsl\ un ~oturtloy, Octo­
her 21.
An dght-prcc We Long m··
chelltrtl nnd vocalist will plny !or
the Informal (heels ond sults) nf-
folr from 9 to 12 Jl m. Inter
missron cntC'J lninnh:nt wrll he
gl\'cn b) nlum with Smoky .t\n­
d~J"S(Jn tts mostl'r of ccrcrnon1cs.
The Qucl.!n nnd her cout t will b~
lntroduN!d
Adrnis.o;ion wall h" hy Home-•
conung button whkh liS 25 cents.
Huttons moy lw obtained ot the
door 'l'hc ponsnrtng or this
danN wtll he the tllort of 11 new
1t11ditwn IJimcd at hl'ingang the
~cnlt~r !'loss Into c•lo ••a' l!t~nhwl
\\ lth lliUmnl.
EIIN•n Jon f.'s tli gl'fwr n I choir·
rnon Qtlwr tonunlttccs ore·
Knt11• Mctt}rc, orchcslt n: Noel
'l'onglu;, d!'COt ot1ons, Oron St•m­
pcrl, c'hct:.kroom; Dick Mua t,
clcnnup; Bert Hendcr hott, re­
freshments; Carol Whltmon , in­
lcrmi5Bron ~ntC'I·tolnmcn t: Chuck
Scxt.lln, 'loCir ndml11 ion Alphlt Gamm Ul rlt' hf'l(t
motlwt-dttughter Bt'l tu•s( tiler
re1 POlly 10 th(' IIC'W WOIJICII'
dormllol y Pur J10Sl' or the lllCI'l
me wns tu lnl1 Olhrc(• thl• moth·
I'J'S to each otlw1 ontl kindlc on
tutc.rc t for n Motlt"r's club "hlch
would wot k \\ llh the garls und
o lurnnl g10u 11 Pion 01 e now
und<'n\ y for lhu nL w orgunttn
hon.
World
Martha Shull. delogale lo tho
Ouawa mooting of tho World
Orgaruzuion of the Toaehing Pro·
leuion, will be lha featured
speaker at lhc annual Future
Teachers of America mombor ·
ship dinner today in the campus
dining room.
Deem Fr~da Hartdeld \\ Ut
cond·td mormng &ca·vtces nt
Pr11.•ndly House Suntln,y, October
15, on the suuJ••ct of "Fnlth nnd
'I'orno1 I'O\\'. ''
• • •
Selections by musac mRJOI's \\aU
highlight Lhc program of thc
!an;t meeting or the f'ncully Wo·
men's club Frldoy, October 2n, In
the lh• . .mg room of the new wo­
m~n·s dormitory. New faculty
ffi('nlbers nnd WIVCS Of new Jni'O
011 the faculty wall be spcciol
guests
Hostesses for the led hour ot
2·30 p.m \\all be Mrs. Philip Me
Alhstcr, Mrs. A1 thur Groy, Mn
Esth"a Hnrcvurt. Mrs Phillip
OvCl meyer, lolrs Volney FO\\
nnd Mtss Helen Nnundorf 1n;
Fflrrcst Blood ia club Jli'Cstdt:nt.
Mls~ :-.Jnundclrf ''ill ora nngc
for child C'nrt> dur mg lhl' meet-
• mg.
• • •
Now g1rl1 an home CCCJJHlmh.:.'l
\\Ill be gut!sts rtt a h•u $pon!lorcd
IJ) Culhccon, home ccononucs
club tJl ~i.30 p rn, Wednesday,
Ol'tohcr lR. m the l1nnw cconom­
u.:s dq,nrtmen t Any grrl lntcr­
c ted In th• department ts urJtcd
to attend cmct U.•comc Ol'Quuanled
wtth the acll\ ltrcs of thi Inter·
c t club, nccordmg lo Donnn
Knutson nresacJt•nt
• I e
Mothen of now tilUdcut tl
Lc\1. 1s Lind Clna k w1ll b(' wei·
cumcd nt n ten ~~'en by the LC
Mother's cluh ThUI clrt) niter­
noon, Octuhcr HI, hom 2 to 4 p.
tn. to be held In thl• dr~l\\ tOG
l'l>llnl co( Pnlallnt• Mnnor In the
rcn•plt1ln hnc will be Mtli. Nu­
thun J. llenth, prP .lc.h'nl ol tlw
Muth••,':; c.lub, nr nnd Mr ~ 1\tor­
l:nu S. Odt•tl nrul ottwr mcmbur 'S
''' 11w admlnistrutl\ l tuff cmd
:hwulty.
Or OddJ will ouch c s the
g10up ond n progrum of 11\U!It~
wiJl be 1urnlshcd by Bl ucJcntll or •
the mulitC dcpnrtmf'nt Mr'l Hor·
\'C\' C. li\tllmon 111 general chnlr--rnnn wlult• Mr1 E "". Snmtnill\l
hcnda the program conuuittcc Eight wom&n IUUIUC MtUd• ni.B
"IU bcec •rn~.: plt:d~tc.s of the Ep­
tlun Dll~ c hnptcr of Mu Pht
l;p llun !\lundll\ t·vcmng, :tl 7:30,
to.l th• hull\ uJ Ml'$ Mnrr.or ot
Stt>lnuu ll., f ICUh) •d\ 1 ·er Cor the
lumnrur) The> nl \\ pltdg•· \\Ill
h Jnnlct Plummt r Rcbcccn
cr,ckrum, Vdnn llurl y, IJoa­
b 111 Hcddon, Vcr no H g n Mr1
Jum Compton, M Hd n C Jr.
nd Mr CJ tft• Wulkcr
BnrlJoro Forb~ pi'U!Jdcnt o{
Mu Ph Ep tlon nnounres lhc
ppolntment of two new offaeers
or " c 11\UilU: honorary Morgnr-ct
McVIck• will oct s recording
u•n•Uu"\ nd Duro .Pt)Uison hJS
~Otdt n • • •
i\n informal trn Cot women
rnuJJC tudcnls w:u gtvcn Mun­
do} Oct. 2 an lhl' drrrwlng room
oC Pnlotmc: Munt1r by m£'tn·
bl'I'S or Mu Pht Epsilon. nOliOnnl
woml"n'll mu lc honun.u·y. Mrs
Chm·J,-. W Howm d poured Dr.
Juhn Slnrk ~;\lmJS, hc<~d of the
rn u • c department, addressed
tho C' nttcndln~
• •
Chou d1roc1or Stanlc) Glnrum
pu L'd CJgnrs this we k to an·
nounre the nra 1\'ul of Krutof­
fcr SUinlcl. October 3. The baby
h !I • 3 year-old tster, Susnn
• • •
Oorone Cordano and Jerry
T ·~I OJ, JUntO! cducatron m.oJOr,
onnounct d tht·lr cngngcmcnt
August 27 No dote hna been set
for lhc w«'ldtng
• • •
Married in Jhe cltnpcl o( the
Fu~t Chra hnn church 1 ec ·nUy
wos Beverly l\tnrun, Jun '50
grnduutc. who bccnrne the bndc
of Rubl"n Green, JUnmr phys.sc.ul
t"!ducotlon rnnjor. Arter o co lui
\\ cddtng Lrtll Mr oud Mrs. Grl!cn
11 c ttl home in Senppoosc. • • •
The wC!dding of E\•clyn Thor­
s •n, Juru '50 graduate, to
Chnrlc .Brown took plncc m the
Centrnl Chr.istum church Sntur­
doy, Septcmb r 28. A reception
followed m the cl1urc.h parlors
Tta Brown nrc ot hom~ in Port·
lnnd
• •
The c n g a g e m e n t of Carol
Chnmbt•rs, ~ntor educ~llon mn­
JOr. to .Mile Engclh.trl \\ ns told
rc~nll~ No dote has been ct
for th~.: wcddtn~
I • •
Surpriaing their ftl\mds with
the nnnounccanen t of thcar mar­
raogc ScplPnthl:r 2~ wns Betty
~hit•ld former student. hl am
Gnno!l l3tll is ottcndinc Burns
Busrnes.s college
• • •
The Pi~mont Prcsbytcrtan
chua ch \\ u the scene of the Jrulr­
rtnge of Ptttn~to Cnudy, former
studt'nl, to J Ralph E\ ans Sot·
urdU.), Scpll'mbcr 2 The couple
motored south for their honey­
moo" and nrc no\\ U"ing in Son
Jo'rnndsco
• •
Announcing her t•ngat:Cntl'nt
to Ros Iverson, Portlund, 11
Dorothy \'nn \'cen, June '4!:1
gruduoh: The woddtng wtll tnkl'
,,lnt:l' an NO\'cmbcr ••• • Engaged 11 Bnrl>Ctt"OI I~ortm to • Got cion r-~nbcr, botb busint'SS nd.
nuntsLrn thm mo)OI'S The nn­
noun('Cmo •nt w.t!l mud..: .1t the
'l't odsc {or mol. No (hlLIJ ill set
for the Wr!ddmg .
IHDlTI -HATI -1111 Friday, Oc.tober 1'. 1910
Vasiliki Vlahakis Stresses Painting,
Design as Her Favorite Art Form
by Loigh Bock
Her nnnH' Vt1 ahkl VI thllk 11,
~ms to ldt>nt1fy rte~H with orl.
A groduot of Grnnt hi h chool,
V • tlikl hu come to Lcwls nnd
Clruk '"ith rut 1 hct ole 1nt n­
llon. Whtlc Cit Grunt .sh mojorcd
1n nr t ond b lc•ngcCl to the o~rt
club She wna nl t1 trve in
togc \\ ork th r
After gr-o.~du Ung, V likl orlg
ln 11Jy plnnncd to nllcnd the Prntt
lttSlltut~ of Art to tok up <'OS·
tum~.: de 1r,ntng. but llln of h r
lrthf.lr cou cd ht r to t y n Port·
lund nnd com£' t LeY. 15 nd
Cln k Nuw ju01or, ah strc::~es
puU\Ung tnd d JRD her lnvor-
British Farce Hit
At Guild Theater It• rorniJ of rt
··strn lifl' h rtNJ
on of the ftn• forms of rt
Not e\ ecyone cornpl tel.) und r-
st nds still llf Th rc 1 th
common. t•vt.·ey·d v sllll tare, nd
tb n whut l Ilk · ti.J t·11l th
'r<'llhBliC' still ltf " V IIald b s
cnt red sevl'r 1 or h r won a :~t
stud nt W"t cxhlb1u In th prlflt:
or 1049 und IIJSO nnd the umm r
howang thl$ pn!!t 't'L:Ot
A tud nl or Bernard Hnuh w,
V Jlki hila bCCOplC \\:CIJ V
on lh subJ c-t or ie: latlc rl An
orh t t lent noL only shows 10
hts 1mpressJons of subj d, sh
contmut"d but al50 hlll f lin
nnd p n;onalat\• Still IHc p::ttnt
ing lS great t r form and hghting
v,; tlh shadow To co one st p
further IS lo reflect your ov.'ll
ldt' oC feeUng to th subJ cl
By Fred Woymuller Snl\:odor Dnh and P1 !10 nrc
Actor AJ ~ Gutnnl' as rnur-perh ps the b t exnmplNI or th1
d••n-d rx t1m ond dti'S twlcc t~pe of nrt" Her own p mllng
• dlff r~ nt m• mt> rs or l1 due 1 lend to rcflecL 0 gt'Cnl d ill or
!ornlly an .. Kmd ll arlll nnd Cor these nrt1sts' tre<Jlm nt of auu­
onc ' nt J J Pt~rStcr' Guild j~.;ct.J.
theuto.:r t'ns1lik1 ho~ to further h('r
Dr>nna PrU~l na LQUI.li Mn.uuu. , ort cill'!'f!I' Inter '' 1lh gradu te
n dLstnnl clnlmont to th~J tllle, •Nork on lhts campus lo prepare
<'.mploys hu cr tllVt lmoganotion hl'r ror tenclung rl. 6pcctall)-·
to kill Gulnne:ss " r1ousb b} p 11nhnt:
means of cxplo I'<CS, grnpl'·Sh• t
po on, dr• v. nmg, ~md \ ·n
rO\\ •
M Ullll remnuu ot II um
n gcntlcm n nnd a lru SJ)Vrt
man as he hnck O"-y t his
fnnul~ tre H <:ant on two
luv nftainl tmultanl'Ou b WJlh
unit' sucoc en route and 1S
onl) lnppt'd in tht: end b~ a
slight shpup
Guinncs portru) "mong oth­
t:rs o rector, o g ne.a nl, on ad­
antral ond Ludy ARnlha, .. c:ru·
iktdtng prohlbtllonast He :tS p•r·
JutJ>S nt Ius l t 1s the Rc\·,
Henry, D"A coync.
The 1ilm u; nruHhrr ex mplc
uf Urc fan nc:ting and dmJogu
"-r1dng lhnt dlStingut -h Bnh h
hlms ond cmnblc th m to com­
pete ogumst Ameracnn tcchmc:~l
splendor
Library Reference
Aide Joins Staff
John Glyn Darhng JOins the
LC stuff ns rclt renee 1 i~ttlln\
m the llbrnr>, b gtnning July 24
He tl no\JV(' or Toronto, On­
tnrio, Con;~da, o grnduotc or the
Uni\'ei'S1ty of Br1ta h Columbln
nnd ~c-civcd h1s f>L 1\. from the
Unlvcrstt) of Callformn. In June
uf 1950 Mr Dnrlrng :rcc-clvcd
B A 10 Ltbroa y SCJcnc~ from
the Unt\'CI'iilty of Wuslungton
He Is o rncmb<'r ol the Am~J·i­
can Library J\ OCJnlaon, Y cht·
inc • nd golf ore listed w; lus
fll\'Orlh~ pasttmes.
Dance
E•ery
Wednesday
friday and
Saturday
to
Portland's
BEST IN MUSIC
COMING OCT. 14
Dave Lonqtln's
Orchestra
And
BlC ALL COLLEGE
VICTORY DANCE
Palais Royale
Ballroom
2lat aDd W. Bundde New Art Gallery
To Open Tuesday
M u c ma.)or H rlx>rl Ruth~r
ford, ntor, nnouneed ih~ "'-"Cek
that he '\\ill open n art gaUCQ
tn coopcroUan wrth Jock Gd­
more, Por:tland c:xtcDSJon trtu­
d~t, to be cnlled Ruthermor
G 1J nes.
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N • Fr1d y. October 13. 19~0 TKE PIONEER LOG Pngo four
I.C Tramples 'Cats Pioneers Travel to Forest Grove
l'or 44-0 Trium h For Badger Skirmish Saturday;
In Conference l'ray InBattleforNorthwestGridToga
By Curl Copenhagen. Log Sports Eduor C mbuung n tr1cky. h. rd-chnrgm& offense wlllt u :.tubbo1 n
I( {t Me, c; ~h Joe Hu ton's PIOnCCI grid squad mndt• kaitens of the Ouc dO\\ n-fOUI '" so•
Llnfldd WtldcnlS. \\happing them -14 0 l McMinn\ 111c lost Sntur Thnt·~ LC c."(lnf~tcnc !ltunchnl! 1flC1 lu~l S lunin)' 44 o rt ducllilll of ihe WtldcnlS' 10t1r '"
d ) mght. smull meo" \\ 1th Pnclfac Bnrlgu"t> rnmpo~nng ttw nl' t hutdlt ('()nftontang llu l)u~n•t'll'l. Sutu•
'lhc nc~r-capaett> crO\\d nt M •"" 11 ru~ld hadn't sdt!P.d In :Ia) mt!ht's ult IS chcduled fot Forest Grovl' nt 11 p m
thetr SCili.S e~. hen Ptoneer bnck Frnnktc; F 1r <: tught l~tn!H'Id's =». U. Un.b~ten at Home
npcnm,g klck ff '" 0 ynrds behind thL LC zero stripe. tore down· COiich P ul ::tltlg • Bndgu-s will b~ protect& ns n \\In skdn of not hoving lost a llvrnc gnmt
1 ld behmd tntt'rfercnce and brok• ,, , frum tht: pntk t mld-mcc 1~46 and "111 olso be out to nvcngc lm;t m 13·6 LC wm at Voughn treet Bes1des tb1s
-Rube" Slams tor 72 doubk anccntl\ c lh Gnn t::rs mu5t win to rc: Ulan ·'"~ rhom·c fo1 tht.: pcnnnnt, aft r last week's
f Jd for n 10~-) rd tourhdO\e\""ll JDUnt up ct h to Collcg~ o{ !doh•
Mmut lnter Rube Baisch t •• nt f1 le 1 LOckie, JOlted • pmr D \ m~ mto P U · 50 rccmd. thw; fm the.\ hBvf' tnppcd three tlon-confacnce foes, \\ luh•
of ·would-be Wlldc<£t ltl klers and ended up 1n ~ dirt 'i2 )nrds r ~h 1r toni." l'ncult b ttll The Bt'ldgcn; cUpped Western Woshlncton 12-6 nnd OCE 12-7 on
d \\ n 1 ld VolJ 5 con\ r.ston " good to m kc the sCQrt.: 13-0 th• u lt tot lr ' l d outh to Cnlafo n1 to dge Chico State 14-6 nnd wcr<' bumped 13 6 I sl
~~lntlefi~qurtcrtlc~Onl ~w~t=n~t~L=l=n~fi~ld='~s~~~~~~~e~l~d~a~h~o~~~-----------------­
~ftt. ' rd. BalScb \\Ytlt or nme
cenl€r nnd 18 m·""'
On th nf'Xt pia) \\ 1\h
n th Ltnftel 15 SL:m
h l lh h th ..
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lhN h th n
BIIW' Hila Pay Dir2
Tt• P n p nl"d up utr;<l
n the e d t L Sb run
th n , Bt. u-Cf'IU cd •
n f n B
,.,.... ·-=t stren
nlq rter
lh PJonr.o..... p
t tor'\
1 nd 20 '
D \ lJ
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Fair Tallies Again
dcnst t:: baltb:u~l
W t int ccpted
n the LC 30 to tart th•
su:th PJOnec soonnc lhrusL Aft
Berni Dannhuc h d dcntt..~
t Wudcnt hne for ntn ,?Jll'"d
the P1on :ers lD!lk to th,. u: A
Cwrlt Andc.rsrtD to Dtck Walker.
hot " good for 14 Bruce
Longballo followed wdh ., 3
• rd h ' to F'-atr who l gged
the m:u.DU1J! dozen yards to
S:t1 dd~ to the Wald-
at! ble ounds late 1n
mL " rn Pton !er uard
Ken "Trc Knu~en tho:rt
1 f ught th Wildca off-
n th P1 n en ptl6d n
U1 biLll t lh1 Ltnf.wld G lt
t 11 c.k FnmCJS Cox Just
pl to rt rnto tM end
:Z.illlle, nJun th <>ad -H-0
D~fens.e Agtnn OutsiBnding
A1.t.!nlalln a dozen surc-Im­
ucd backs bclund a hard block­
o J me coach Joe Huston dJS­
pln} ed a lop-tat£· oUcnmvc qua!L
Th defen 'a perlormanc r.poke
f r 11!:cll a JL has nJI season as
t WJldcats closest ~nng ef­
fort !iDled JU two yard ovl'r
t rn d-1\npe.
'Mural Grid Clubs
Play 'Wet' Round
lntramur01l wuch football fJ·
nnlly g L under way laJt w k
bong played m va u d pths
• 1 rnud, water tc. ""stb s1x of
th e gbt g m aldtng m while·
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Sagma flattEned Beta. 21..{), lh
P k~tl cl we \hP Tired Ouu
18-0, l-ombdo edn.ed Alph.n Rho,
14 0, nd Alpha humbled the o lu 14-0
Jn fust Tuesday'• tilts, Lambda
ran up th rr cond shutout 11.111th
12-0 wm ov Lh!! D ll!l; Ralph
PJt ap;;; an~ Don Sillnpcrt L'.or­
ltl th T D Tn ~nd on
w th MUfilS :sllp p
p~ 1-4-0 &lh Don Bertul It
w n to Larry Bet' m and
T J mu t r M1Bf1t lWh'
God n f t p y dtrt t r
pp
• Lmf"leld'' vaunted pnck of ball carrier& werestymtod all varung by tho alcd Paonoer forward
\':.'aU as shown an tho above WildcaJ foray. Tho Cats pcno1ratC!d LC lerrilory only once. then to
Jho 48-yard stnpc. in the Pioneers' 44·0 ma&Uercwan for lhclr third v1ctory without loss. fB'n.u•cl
NW CONFERENCE STANDINGS
Lewts-'Clarl:
\\ It m tl W L..PF PA
1 0 44 0
1 0 19 7 Lower Columbia Transfer
Prominent on ]C Squads
c r Ic:m By H~rb Williams 1 l 20 25
I 1 ~0 44 p cdlc 0 1 6 13 Berme Donahue called "Cnndv"
Whitman 0 1 0 2.() b) ht lmunmntes on the l..c\\ 11 L nfuld
L.tUI w 1u l'csuluz and Clark footbaJI tcnm ts
Clark 44, Ua· lr~nsfcr from Lo\\ cr Columbltl L wu ond
held D.
Collogc of JUmor college nt Lon& VIC\~, Wn
Idaho 13, Pacif· He is n )unaor. mn)onng ~n bu J•
ness ndmtnJStralaon lC 6.. Willameu 6. Whitworth o I The .stocky 1JVC foot, ctght inclt
(non-con fercnc ). hnlfback. hps the ~If'S t 175
Whilman 21. U. of Brhs&h p(Junds In tht> t-....o C m the
CoL 0 (non-c:onJcrcace ). PJon hn\ e plnycd th :f II,
Saturday's gamns: DoDnhue scored on~.: TO 1n the
Lcwa and Clark as Pacific. OCE Wt ond &uffercd n brutscd
Whisman as Col. of Idaho. no Jn the SOCE s;nm · but
H wau U. at Willamcuc. hns full} r et'O'~' ercd and l 'cad)
SOCE at Ltnficld. for moi'C nct• n.
Sportsession
By Don Floron
Old mon upsd put in hts ftrst No& thwcsl con!cn•ncc oppcnr­
ancc Snturday nt Caldwell when Clcrn Pru bc:rr')''s Co) oLe cnddcrs
lnmmL'Ci Pnctftc pr \'iousl)' unbeaten Badcea by o 13-6 coun1
The resull oJ this conlesL together with Leww and Clcuk'ii
mercile5s pounding of Linfield , forces o hasty revision in the NW
loop outlook. Lost wcoJc tho conaensu. was that Linfield , Pacific
cmd Willameuc would press the Pionec.n for top honors. Linfield
did DOl chow ilself so ~ 1n 1ho same clou 01 sbo PionMU J Pa­
dfic. riddled b1• injuries. docn not appear to be In P051hon lo rotop
tho onrushing LC eleven; Willamette , wblle unbeaten ba three
games to daic. hcu no! shown cxcepHonol power and must b re·
gardod aa more of a .. clecper•'" lhcm an oul·an.d-oui ihr«tGJ.
Bli a mpl PTO<:es! ot <!llmination, tl1b leaves LcwlB nnd
Clnr~ tn po ltlon of uncontested conf renee suprl'mncy h 1r.
1e v the WTJ)' op n for lh P.oncers to go through to nn und~.:
rr V>d regul r sell50n schL'<iul•! ns the only non-luop opponent on
lap 11 Vnnport. Ncr d more be said
The averago PionHr rooler will probably contemplate tho sat·
uation wlth a amile on his fa~e. School apiru will und.oubledly
loOCU to o new high. The rah·raba o1 games will become louder whh
each 1ubMquen1 slaughter on the sc:heduJe.
'fhis wrat.t r cnnnot ahnr • Um enthuStru!m A r &I llPOI ts ton
ls not d1 l ngut bed by how much noise ht• or ahc producc J when
lhr.; ydl J dert cnll !or at. A true sportsmnn i not hOPJIY onlw
whL'Il his k. m wm The Am •neon ooll ge theory of • school plrtt"
hn thlLttCIJ t che , not oppr cJaL1on of the port nor portllmnn ­
ahJp ll t ho bhnd otx."CCRncc to th In lttuuon It fnvortt('
m :dl m iB trn In or m hy.Jt ri<J
Studorua who hav• b .. n well-ateeped ia ibis tzaclhloa wUl no
doubt hove plenty of oppodunUy to rejoie. a& Lewis and Clark
rolh up huge acorea thia dCIIOD.
Th •Po U:mnn, who will be ondanncd by hll fc-llow udt: nts
t r h1 ttttud• Jll \It_ w Ulc bu In v.:Jth dJ aln until unn
un un club up nd play 1h homt! lub to , tnnd ull B~:rntL 1 o nutwc WnshmgLon­
lan He ntLrnriL'd h~Gh cbol Jn
.LonJ:\ lt'\\ from 1944 to ltHU nnd
h ttcred l.hrc yenrs m <mch or a
trJo of por ts-:foolbnll. basketball
and ttnck ln bo kctball, he
plo\ ed u gunrd po 1Uun nnd In
tr ~k run bo~h the htgh and low
hu dles !or lhe LumberJacks
He begnn Ius collcgHllc cnreet
ot St-Mnrtan s m Olympia, lcttcr­
rng In footbnll and track before
h trnnsrcn t>d to I.:.owcr Colum­
bm 1n hiS ophomor ~ cnr At
Lower Columbtn. hc \\ ru; named
to the All Slat Jun1or Collcc
ootball tenm I~n t .Y''Zlr he was
ni"O \:Otcd the outstnndmc nth­
lett m 1 he Longvtew area
Donnhul plnns \o t:nlt'r t.h,~:
bustnr ftr>ld dhng furnatut c
tn t.ongview after he grndunlcs.
A nappy (::Ortlc or CnnasiB. he
cloam l f,tiJOd for rclaxatao rl of
the mind nflcr t1 rough :JCtJmmnge
on tltc ~rtdll'on
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l Friday. Oc:to~r 13. 19~0 THE PIONEER LOG
an, oman Find Faults ·of omen, en
Campus Male Population Fly-Happy Fleischman jManners of Feminine Sect
Thrills, Repulses Femme Triumphs Once More Disgust Observant Expert
To :;.n up lind coming JOUrnnl- By Duano Dozu>r
By Darlono D•ffonbough
Mony rcrnnrks hove po • d
nrounfi lht ~·nmpu& ·th c op1•n
mg WPcks n~gn1dlng the u11uol
rcgJslrnllon lanes ond tht;; dllf1
culty of reconciling clns con·
filets H·U·T ..• wmcthbtg lw
hns bet n rmssmg around lhc
c:nmpus drbw 1nc much mo1 c nt·
tcnt10n nnd JOyous exclnmoUon
!rom the fou r ex.
Whot Is this somethmg so -won·
d~rful? The mole spccu.•s, of
cours~Thnl species or nmmnl
lhnt nttrncls nnd Js nltrnctcd by
\\ omt•n, thnt llv to cot, tdCt!p,
nnd b mcrr~, thnt lovtJ11 prnlsc,
pets Ius ego ond demands thnl
women do the tmmc nnd pouts
\\ h~n they don't, thnt consrdcrs
not the ne1.:ds ond des1res of
women nnd that, ofter all this,
f.t>nrchcs I or n pnr lnt•r who w11l
love honor no Obey lum.
Ideal Men Scarco
And "hut lhlppt!n& whtm mt•n
hove o majority over Lhl' women?
The \\omen hcc:c1me fi'W:Itrated,
benuty conSCIOus, nnd hilarious
over the probability that now
pcrhOJlS they'll gel :1 dote and
~xpnnd thelr ncquolnumccsh1p
among the !Pllos. They•u hnvc
a chnnce to scorch for thetr
ldPal.& (which by the wuy 1s
useless, for there ts no mnn who
do~n't hnvc three :faults for
every good one, while 1t's JUS\
the opposlt wsth the women.)
When o dnte l nrrtlngcd the J:oor hanr,s on \u tilt: c I n 1r
!;hr; \\ CJ • Plil c gold nnd sht
n11;lll]J· IYlCt.;ts OUH r m1 n lrl 11 •• d
o( b('COfmng 3CqUOintt'cl
It's a CTuel World
Who el c but men c.:ould '"111
a gill's h<.!nrt walh ha manner
and meonPy thl'n ]{'UV(' her ba okt:n
henskd fCll onuthcr. ll'a o cnul • cs ucl world when he drc t:
murt clothes nnd look.8 pcr-
f{'ctly bcnuOful, tlwn oc · the
pnrt of n wolf to tric.k or cnp­
ture some urum1pccung, tru!lhnr.
(Url and talk ht•r lnto mnrrying
him •
She 1 to b lh~ que n or his
house nnd heart. but who cvi!T
aaw n quc'-'n rise enrly to prc­
p:u ~ brt nkfost nnd mnkc a lunch
oruy to hnvc hubby complom h
wnsn't very good.
rt a1l bolls down to one thine
-rncn are men and
usually glad o! 1ll women ore I 1.8, word of \\ nrrung, Wotch According to n rclc c lrnm Ute
out for fly hoppy F'lelsc.hmnn, .tdmlnlstrolu>n, the rnllo of \u­
IHlrtlcuJmly lr you nrc o .flyl dent.! s two g1orious mnl lo
One cold lltormy mormng, two one littll•, old fcmnlc on lhe LC
tilth~ tiles ought refuge an the
LOG otlu:c ns d1d ,Fh.>ischmon.
As the heal thnwcd both nics nnu
Fleischrnon, tl bnltlt:! ensued.
The lnitlnl tlltack wos launched
by Fleischman who jumped to
h1s :fc t ond c:hnscd the ansccta
nround the room. On fly short.ly
lost ita Ute.
Th other fly wu stenlthtly
tracked down Suddcnly- Whaml
The tnble sagged (bccmac that is
where the ny wns perched) nnd
the flY wns no more.
F1 lachmnn was satisfied.
Grid Films
Mo•ios ol the LC-Paci!ic
loolball game will be shown
Tuesday noon in B-30. Frank
Akins w11l ogain narrate. cmnpu .
J-~lsewhcrc on thlJt pngc one of
the Inferior s x has given vent
wtth h r dlslortcd VICWa on whnt
men nr~ rupposcd to be like lla
bout tame abc took orr her ...
"fccps" and got o true nnd
broad r scope of y; hnt'a going on.
There ls ab olutcly no doubt
in lhe mmds of aU red-blooded
men thnt women arc frivolous,
sc.l!-nssurcd, o-; crpowcring, vum,
conceited and, bov nil, unprc­
dlclnblc crcntur Moybc this
will mokc you reollz.e that n mnn
u not n thing to be rakccl over the
conls of Hie nnd, when you're
through wsth him, left to re­
semlJie a cold, inanimote clinker.
First. I t us tnlte up the ques-
Defensive Football Coach, AI Akins, Recalls Seasons
With Marine Corps, Professional Gridiron Squads
Thl! b1ggesl man wtth the foot­
ball tenm as unfortunately not o • PJoncer player. He 1s AI Akms,
defensive coach, and like his lit·
\.le broU1er FTnnk. on ex-pro
football player. Calmly rcpmr­
lng a choir thnt hnd crumbled
under hss wc1ghl, AJ explained
thnl in one yenr nt Washington State he hod made letters in
footbnll, bnsketbnll, b n s c b a II,
track, ond golf. He added that
while track and golf were only
ssdclmes, he won the Northern
division races in the 100 and 220
wllh Urnes of 9.9 nnd 21.5, and
thnl he is .o professional golfer.
Barometer Scribe Views
Freshman Characteristics As o rnntter of fact Al onl)'
hns four JObs now. At Lewis nnd
Clork he is a student lrying to
tsck together bls ~o.>ducalion rc­
qUlrement.s and is osstStunt foot­
ball conch. On the oulslde, he
runs the Akins driving ro.nge
with Fronk, ond plays in golf
tournaments ns lhcy corne along football He broke in with lh~
Clm•elond Browns and during
the some yeor ployed pro basket­
ball ond pro bru;cboJJ, the Iotter
in the Western lntcrnnUonnl
lear,u£'. He wns trad d the !ol­
lowing yeor to the Brooklyn
football Dodgers nnd plnyed two
years for them. There he had the
pnvlicge of wstncssmc n team­
male run 47 yards with o fumble
to score for the opposing team.
Aitcr n season wtth the But­
Colo Bisons, Al hod to give up
lhc pro game because ot knee in­
juries nnd oper.otums. He says he
cn)oycd playing pro bnll b~nusc
of the hourt~, the JUlY, ond love
or the gnmc. OREGON STA'l'E BAROME­
TER-It's easy to pot lhc new
rooks, writcg J 1m Clabby, Bn­
rometcl 6tnfl writer.
Rook mc,n nuntc.r nbout ·tht
campus With thnt otr of com·
plct•· confidence ond commond,
hoping th y'll be ml tru(en for
_cmtors or ot least c:ond trnn·
Ht: •• '
But semors them~ lve nrc or
nnothe brc d, • nd cnn also be
recognucd ot n glanct They nrc
!narly well bent out, wear hng­
gurd cxpressao.n and stooped
shoulders ...
And rook , .. omen cnn be cas·
aly potted, too They st1l1 smtl<'
when they hght tht..lr '" ccds . In bet ween the 1 ookB and lht•
en1ors are tha ophomorc
knO\\ n for their conful\t'd ~;~-pre •
sJons. ond the jumors, who ho\\
utter d(. pnlr ond be\\ aldermen\
• • •
LINFIELD REVJEW-Du to
the Kore::m Cop( r, the male .,. s
f male SJtunllon is procllcnlly
neck nnd neck . Wf". ncv r had
it o good.-Chuclc Bonno.
• • •
WlllTMAN PION EER-Afl r
scc.lng Lev; 1s and Clnrk oundly
thump Wh1tmnn lost Y•'nr, Hom
cornmg \\ cekcnd, lhts wntcr
(Barf McFadden) was hiGhly 1m·
prt..-sscd to sny the lea t They
looked like o fnir club !01 No-
tre Dame, clas AAA • • AI spcnL Lwo years in the Mn­
rines nnd returned to piny pro-
Cinder Champion Predicts
Future Pioneer Triumphs
On Chr1slma Eve tn 192G •
Chustmns package arrl\ ed for
Mr nd Mrs. Belvin WJllHmlS of
Spok nc, Wash 'tht.:) nnmcd Jum
H rbcrl ond f1<rc ) enrit later
moved to Portlond
Herb, n s nlor ph) stc I educa­
tion mnjor '~ 1lh nn cvt: r-rcnd.:;
snulr, came to Lew Is and Clnrk
faom Multnootnh college m 1948
Herb Suves ion 'Lox' n h1 h chool he nli ted tn the
Nn")• -where he r:Yed for sue­
teen months. sp ndmc pnrt of
h1 llme on lhe sn:raft comer
Lcxmgton
Herb wns n hardworkmg and
outstandmg quortcr-rnU~r on lhe
'49 and '50 conf~rence c:hnmplon
trnck sqund He as o sport!
writ r for the LOC
Manager Looks Forward tson o! the vnmty ot womon­
kmd. It's o wcU-kno~ R !art that
o woman would rnlbcr b\: looked
over than over-looked. So, t.o
prevent being overlooked, they
spend hours nt o hm,, not to
mrntlon n smnll fortun(', to
'glnmorb:e" themsel\•es.
Women Two·Fac:ed
No~, here ls whe>re the t mn1
tnkcs o turn. She goes out. look­
IT 11 e a movie star--ot least
she thmks she d~. Th t's okn~.
Bu\, 1!11 man looks nt her, or may­
be goes so far aJ to \\bi!tle­
whJch is c:wctly what lhc v. nnu
-what happens" She calls o. cop
nnd tums thn poor guy In !or
"mashing." Then she brngs to
her fn nds about hO\\ o mnn tried
to pick her up and wus so "per­
SIStent"" she> hod to Cllll n police
man.
Then there are nlwaya Ute
limes when he I~ls "se.U-con­
sclous.. when Utcrc nr men
nruund 'bec:iusc .. tbey keep look­
me at me." Self-c:onSCJoua.
phooey. thPy love lt and they
know Jl. Just to prove how vain
they arc, Just wotch one when
she gets neor n nurror. Not one
v.'lll pass without tnkmg n look
nt her overly mad,...up face and
ridiculously-garbed frnme.
FubiODs Expand
For UlS'Ulnce. smre women be·
cnmc elothcs nnd tash1on con­
SCIOUS (lhlS bcgmnmg \l.ith Lndy
E'· ) des.~gncrs of milady wuTCI­
robcs have cnch yenr gont> n
little 'above nnd beyond the call
or duty"
This year saw the bll'Lh of such
thin,gf; as the bWJlle·s r turn, th
up:ude-down, bnclc:wnrd. wt'nr it
three-~ ays shortie cont. pt td
.. elcwtor"' ht;n1llnes up one dn.,,
down the: next). omnmcnlcd
stoclongs nnd mnny more crud
nude nnd lnttooed modes of drc .
Women HaYe Changed
Fcllas tb re cnn be n d ubt
that \'omen h ~ chnnged 1n the
pallt f '"' y And what
Pioneer Jayvees
Slap Quakers 26-0
The Pionl:'i!r joyvce Jootbnll
teom showed n rc t'mblonce of
Llwir varstty bag h1 others' powc.r
an dc1enting G••orgc Fox college
at Newberg, 20·0, October 7.
John Gordon, Lew .Fuller, BtU
Hunllcy ond Rny Schumacher
handled the :running chores rock·
JnC up 206 yards while the pnss·
mg of BIH Hicks and Ray }{owtc
gruned 149 yards. Ken Goold did
most of the rcceiv1ng. This y~:.r Co,sch Joo Hu•ton
is h..:ammg ogmn ••• lh.lwevcr,
by th1s tim'' Wlutmnn's boll
tt>Csrn hould he obli• to holtl Its
O\\ n ogolnst nny nvnJ
• • •
PACIFIC INDEX Poclf1c unl­
vcrstty's humor rnng[uanc, lhc
P. U Stmkcr, will be out Jn llmc
for Homecomtng, Fridny, Octobl!T
J3 . , thu; fir!\ 1ssuc of the yenr
wlll be cludly on exchongc IS·
SUC, (eotunng CcXChnngCS • , •
tnkcn from mugnztncs thnt trade
aasues WJth the PocHic publlcn·
lion. After grnountlng from Jeffer·
Shield Solves Dilemma
Of Fish Pond Dwellers
Campus 'humnnit.nrm ns have
pca·rectcd • mechanism !or lhc
furlherment of fish life.
Take n piece or cnrdboard, nail
ll to a couple of strny boards, at­
tnch this to o fountnm such u
the! one next to Bodine, and
there it f,;:. As co-mnnog r of lhc football
to!nm Uus yeor, H~rb is lookmg
1 :>rword to orne mlc1 cstlng
.Jnshcs Evl'n though the teum
lost some good men to the scrvic~
Herb figures the squad IS Still
in Cine shop bt::cnuse we bD\'C
four men thnt o~ four ycnr let­
termen ns well as orne \'CI1
promismg freshmen. ch nge' Nou·, they resort to
c' n. thmg under over. an front.
In back and on boU1 s1d~ of th
run to get a m.nn To quot
successful mter· • there ts
no female from th nge of 14 up
who does not go forth to fncc lhc
day more full) nccoutered l.n llt'·
mor than any olden kru.ght. To-­
days boudoir' "'hu:h usro to be
ftlled WJth frilly kn1ekk:nucks and
nuffy frivohli~ no.._ ... looks mo:r
like n tllc.k room at n Uvcry
stable.. To Y<hlc:h I ndd, s1mpb,
Amen.
Old Film Climaxes
Tuesday Assembly
Gordon led the wny to the
hrst tnlly, covenng •U yards on
three succPsntve end runs. Th
Pioncl'rs kept George ~o·ox con­
stantly bottled up, then stnrtccl
n march f.rorn the 45-ynul hne
thnt was climaxed by on off·
tackln smor;h by swivel-hipped
Hunthw thnt em rled into the end
~
2tlne.
Midwny th.rough the second
qua• (er llt<'kll nnd Fuller• IIPI!llr·
headed a drh·c thut ended W1th
lllclni going over on n short
plunge, 'fhc PloncCI'II sco1 ed
onrc mort.l in the second holt
with Gordon tallying on n short
run.
Gordon succcs.st ull) k1cked
thrc~ of four COO\'Cr8lon 0\·
tt mpts LC curded 17 f1r11t down11
to llcven tor Geora~ Fox Prof Capitalizes
On Ad Luncheons
Price Burlingame ls gaininG
-r1 lot by ottendin" Uw Wcdnes­
da,y noon meetings of the Oregon
Advcrtuung club in the Multno­
mnh hotel.
Lost week he rcccavcd n ten
cup and tt"!.is week o lit' closp ancl
cuff llnlul.
Auto for Sale
1936 Plymouth
for ~role. Good
Call CH 9684 4-door sedan
transportation. It &cems thot ri h in the pool
were offlictcd with a vnriety of
troubles, nil of whach were sol­
ved. F1rst, heavy rains battered
them ln~ssantly sine~ water in
the pool is shoUow. Secondly,
there was always the danger oC
being struck by a rock, lunch
sack, or hnlC-eaten peanut butter
snndwh:h thrown by student.s for
turget-prncticc.
LnsUy, o grey cat hnd taken to
wading an the shallow water with
the mtent of eliminating the fish
question entirely I
For Rent
Two-room npartment. part­
ly tuml&hcd. $35.50 inc.ludm'
utllltu• , Can furnish com-' plctely Phone Cl 768~ . Pncif1c, who ,,.e piny Sntur­
dn) night, looks good on paper,"
he smd, "but af our oflcnshc
team can work out f'umbhng
dif!iculHcs, we wlll kt'ep up our
winnln,; streak for the year.''
After ~rnduntlon Herb plans to
stnrt tenchlng lementary physi­
cal education.
Notice
A senior class meeting to sc­
l~t u photographt'r for clll.I!S
p1ctu~ wtll be held w1thln
two weeki. AU scnlurs should
watch for notice and attend
the m~tin11.
Loomis
Printing Company
511 N.W. lbh BR 1343 • ·1'~1lie 's Punctured Romance"
starring Mane Dressler :md Char
Ue Chaplin cllmaxC!d Tueaday• s
assembly in thh campUJ theater.
A eombo from the ~P band
opened the proeram wJth a ll'OUP
or daxiland jau numbers. A vo.
cal solo and short tUm completed
the progrom .
S50 per Month Rat
That l~n'l too muqtl IQ 'PIL7 wt\b·
out an 4'4JUil) hUl w• n <tttll .r"a lhlll eute On•bedl'oom Home
on I'OOil S. '\\" ~ a ,.., t r e>n I
140 " mol\llt wlfhout aD) d """ payrne n t.
Cloa to Lewla • Cluk
0.\1 mona.. YaY r•, OA II 5I)
City Realty
BnDc:'h Oftlat a. w. ·-­.. Wh
CJI. 7111 Page Six
Grad Relates Situation
Best in \Vest Germany THE PIONEER LOG
Lewis, Clark Claims Own 'United N alions' Dr. Tultle Writes
Magazine Article
Stressing Religion The ecan nu Huntaon of We t
pp at r~ t ginn.
bMt m Lll Europ c-
Unl oou m h n an
•hn,, dyn m c .mflut-nc-c upo"
tudents' h" ruth cuua. D c
I I l.) to be drop~ )ll1 11 "
u 11 ulum. ThiS chalh:ng nd
11 to cUon of r llg10us <'due -
1rs " undl'd b\ Dr B S
T 1Ull' ar l • of y uth I ndcr
m lin rue pp arln ln t RICh rd 8 mt Jun
m I tt r JU 1 re('cl\ €!d b)
'I' J Edmon
Nun d \ nto \"'n 1
(t bbl he-ob \
b k f t The ciU t
" t nd north nre dome
tt FT tnkfua t h lanu t
no sc 1 ldt.
B n th l c\cn ft 'I'
cu nt lSSUP of the Journ I
of Soo ! ~ycholll~ n
and n th" P e f1 N rth\\ t ho.
tt l.er n cuuntnrsld
Rcltg n. c..' en m church sup-
po t.cd choo Dr Tuttle potnls
U\, \ nd to f\ll)O\\ the fl~
1 nutu.· pp h Ute mt..Jl~
tu 1 m t or uch ubJet"ts n
h t n. of thl" Btblc thcon of
l"'.llmpa uon nd utharsh1p. rc-
1 ns of lh world nnd urrcnt
ptulos pruenl po...c:tltorus
G d ln "'uc:h cow:ses re
" n on th bas o1 abilll) to
:r t te oc.rt.aln fncts that b 't'
b<.""'CD mode O\ nllsbi~-
Rchgton Enriches Lift:
A cond school or thought ac
cordmg to Dr Tutti~ holds that
ltgiOD l d) narxuc, D [Ort'C lfl
hfc \\ ath purposes and 1deills,
lbnt m 1?1')' coun:e m rehgton
ou ht to sen c as a means of cn­
r c:hm pc.orsonnhl\ rm:f empo\\-' ey be ut ul H rnnk~ no
H't n th bl' uty of
th th n U '-' 1untn
h"' he h bet>n
n}
monlh
Ba m 1 b d und c th n
parcc 1 the Sun Depart ent
nd th(' Ol' up uon forcc Last
' h"' to , ~;rnduat oourse
10 mt.i.' n uon I ff:urs an th
Iru;tatutr of lntcmou not R('la
uons t Pho rux Ar~.ona
Reception Honors
foreign Students
• Cultur I Inter -change • as
tht.• theme or n reC<'pllOn for Ior-
1.'1 n tudt.'nl! Dl 'j p.m Tu sda;>•, Pic:twod on the &Jops of tho now women's dormitory Dl"e sev­
en of :the nine new foreign students studying at Lewis and ClDl"k
tiha :roar. They ar • from leU to right& sooted, Reinhard •on Am·
mon.. Germany : Toshiko Mak1no, Lillian Euhora and Kirniko Ho·
mada. Ja:pan; lngobjorg Sverkllo , Norway. Standing OTct Kenneth
lgo, Japan, and Werner Wilkening , Cormany. Not pictured ore
Ulo Kaigemagi , Essonia, and Josle Cristo, haly. (Fleischman )
Nine Exchange Students
Enroll for Fall Semester
nn SOCJn.l purposes.
The bastS of grudmg ueh Oct.ot r li an the student lounge Nme ne" foiX'tgn studt>nts ho\'C jcataon in pr~:parauan Cor tench-
Th rcocplt n \\all bt> spon50rcd enrolled nt Le\\ IS and Clnrk col-lng career. u should be the 1mpi'O\ e
m nt of conduct
'"Tb most obn us t t o:! the
uc:cess o1 n cou~ m cllglon
mt.mn.s Dr TutUc., .. IS the
deeper 10) alt~ to the ideal or
brotherhood • • Courses m n...._
1 J n can be lcgJtunatel~ tested
onl • as the:> contnbute to th
deal goals for college education b) lhc Student Chnsttnn nsso-lege to m kt: total of J3 for Also from Gennnny t5 Rem·
Cl tJ n. All students and !ocultl the fnll me ter T\\ o are stud)-hnrd von Ammon who \\as one
u im a ted to meet the new stu· me on one-yenr Fullbrlghl schol of 230 tel n·Qgci"B brought to the
dents c:cordmg to Corolyn V -arslups.. They nrc 1ngebJOrg Unatl"d States b) the Church of
ntz.. m ehar~t: of the meeltng. S\•erkllc from Trondht'lm Nor· the B1x:thrcn and one of four
Tht' mformal reccptaon w1ll be w ) and Wemcr Wtlkcmng from tudymg •n On·gon school Hts
C<'ntcred in a dtScu ion or re-Hnnno\ er, Germany home I. m Ro cnh£"lm, Brwnr1a
ltgton and customs m the :!orcagn IngebJorg, who hus ldught 1n Uc wlll study sc1cncl'
m eneral."'
A Mcna PC!rlcd Unily
lnt.ercsU and &deals ::.1 the ul-
tilnBLc goals. he cUi1ms. KnowJ
<'dg nnd Sltil15 are onl:r th in· counlrtes represented. Types and the Trondhe.am e 1 c men 1 n r y Ulu Kugemag1, n chcmuotr) rna·
nature of youth group In these schools. u; heve to study the JOr ot Tu1lu unh•eJ'Slty m Es·
countries will be presented m AmerJcan education sysl<-m and tonm m 1944. \\hen ht:! was luk­
nn open forum t)>pe of meeting. to continue h r tudy of Enc-f"n pruom•r by the Nnz1s, cnmc
A socml hour wlll follow the h~h. W.Uk<:ntng as tnlcrcsted in to Portland " •th h)s \\ 1fc und
due aon pcnod. the Amencan philosophy ot e-du 2 yeur-old daughter from Ham· ____ ....;_...;._ _______ ...:...:.::........:.:..=.:...:.:.:.:...::....:.:...:.:.;;;.;:.::.:;;.:.;:,_;;,,;_;....:...:._ burg I ole ut l!l-19 Dur 1n g the
trum nLS 1 the re hz.auan f
th c Is. Religson mu t be
%' ognszed th blctor \\! hich
c:an .nmsl c:ftectivel) cond1uon Publicity Director Handles ~a~~;;n;o~~:~~na~ ~o:;e:n ~~~~~
Hometown Publl.Cl.fy NeWS mnn raams For the prurt year h·
ml concern nnd mtegrnt hf We n rod to end student
mt a m rc pcrlect unat) n \\ to hom town pnpcrt, o foe-
To counteract Uus mlelledual ulty member r ccnlly commt'nt­
trnht} of reb &On. Dr Tutti~;: cd.. Stud nts h ''C made suruJar
p an e-. ua-uon of th at m rks httl rc hung that the
tit d and Jd ahsm r tudent.s bm behmd the gym 1s Ule
ktn(; rchga n cou If the uor•no> of uch n n 1c
fOllo" mg such cours G y H rdtng. he d of th jou •
less than hnd n hoped rwiJsm d partm nt is of!JclDII)
n Jed e o! that fnct lll . am knO\\ n as director o! pubbclly
u te th teach to .unpro\i e the Across her d k co ~ 'nrlet) of
unhJ me me surable t<>ms perwuung to udenU. fnc-
f t upon condw:t ca.n be de-ulty and coU ge acU\ JUCS..
I.Ccted AP:proxamntely half of the re
Sucll n program of t: \ alua-1 ar nt to the downlow n
t on s;zy5 Tultlt::, would help Portlnnd p:Jp('rs Tht 1 ·mnmdcr
to Ute Jd of cou m re-go to srtlllll tO\\n papP through·
II on to those coll~c ndminas- out the 6tntc
trotors who hn\ e become C) n.ical Out-of-cat) reh:D£c. tolnled
to their etfet."tneness And :fl-2548 for 1949-50 m c~mtrast 1.0
n Dy n would help to Ahdt \he 1613 for 1948-49 Durmg th{' lnst
n ph in the whole college Y r IIi pnr w morae were
rH'OgJ"am from acadcmtc craa nt to h m town pnpers
to~o~. ard su effect on conduct Topaca nan t !rom dl.'pnrtm~;.nt-
LC Traffic Commission
Instigates Daily Check
Commencmg Monday. Octo.
1 , freshman and sopho-
pnrking areas will be
eked daaly !or can not
n sck• nd t can
1 y par'ked at n-
n unct..'d by the u--.df 1 oom
n•~Hl n tl1a \', k_
Carl to bt! p!u·jj~t>d be·
tw n t.hf! ycllo lln on the
P I 1 p kmg pro· a.l n • to hJ hlaght POints m an
an 1 1du l ud•'flt' tr r Stu
nes on F•r Acres cumm r thea
t.er toppPd the Hat th1a 1 t urn­
mer
All campus newa coes through
.tJ HDrdmg's o!ficc CXCfiP1 for
thl LJc n Th c hand cd
lh po d p tmcnt
r ubi ".tt pt t r phy a ch m
n 1 tl ou h u P n~>w bur u
Phot.ogr plu m k<Jpt on 1Jie m
lh J o u n J s m of!Jc Be.n
F'J hmiUI and J an Cro pe
laluw an work for the
Soc. 562, P. L. and ft.
U. S. POST AGE
PAID
Po-rlland , Ore.
Pennl.t No. 438 dcpi.lrtm nt
In 1 ndd1t.1on to hl'r public:.lt)'
rt> po.nstbiliues M1 Hordmg
tt:.iches begmnang Journnlasm
classes nnd a dvl cr to tht;
P1on~..:t>r LOG staff
PatnCJa White cnior Joumol·
ISm mDjor, u pubhelty n a tant
Director Announces
Field Work Openings
S c v c r u 1 opporluniUes nrc
a\ ailable to B"tudents wJ1o wtmt
f1eld work cr(.odal m church-rc­
Jrtted pro)' ct$, P. M(lraon Simms,
d1rcctor of rt'.ligtuus !1dd work,
nnnounced Thursday. 'fhc c rc--qu~ts include youth groups. ]Un-
Jor chou'S and Sunday school
teaching
Most or the churcll<'s wlil pay
st of trnnspartotion plus u
smoll stapcnd to th ~ndlvaduots,
S1mm.s &ald.
President Morgan Odell
Represents LC at Idaho
Prendcnt Morg n S Odell
lea~ toduy to pnrliCipalc m tn
duchon ocrt-moru :for Paul M
PJtmnn, new ptc!"Jdt:nt of the
{;(,UPg ol lduht>, at Cnldwdl.
C!ctob('r Iii
Dr OdcU "lll r1 prr nt Le wl
nd CJnrk In the De dcmlc pl'o-
(.CSJJon
P1tmun 11 on Occident· 1 grad
uaW Jic WDII rtCI!ntly dcun or
men ul Snn Jo c Slaw colk•gc,
Ct~bfm nm
--~~-- --
'Cycle For Sale
For sale: '42--45 Hnrlcy J)ovad­
non motor ~·clc, 135. Cont.llct
Marshall Burnett, Box 287, or in
LOC ortlcc h s bl.' n employed as o gnrdener
t lhe college, where he J nO\\
resummc ha study of cht•mJStr)
1-'rnm South«.'rn Europ came
Jo ie Cr1 to ond h~.: r 2·Yt>41a -old
d ughtc.r whose home wns an
N pi Jt~l) She wall take •
ph)' 1c.nl educauon course '' htlc
tudyang on n forc.agn student
cholurshJp gav n by tht; college
nd the Fir t Presbyt('J wn
church.
Four Jopnncsc students
fre hmnn Kenneth lgn who •t
tt·ndNI JUniOr collqge m Oka • yamn, JnrJnn, Lllhnn Euhara v; ho
cnml! Jrom Snkn, Jnpnn, to began
n ooun;c In nursing cduC'ltllon,
ond To hako Mnkino and Klmtl<o
Hr.modu, groduoLe of Tokyo
Women' college Tti htko is
studying Engli h nnd ecoudnry
Qducnticn on a cholnr-sh1p J>ro
\ id d by the• Presbyteainn Bonrd
or Forc.agn mlsstons
Klmtko 1 one nf l:c Jop:lnt: e
• ut11 lead "ho 'tmted Ut
United Stat durang th{·
mtr tu atudy the A.rnorrc:ltn \\ D\
of Jlf S •nt by the Amcncnn
nrm.) an Jopun, he n•qucslcd
PL nnt Jl)n to rematn fttr r1 ) l'DJ
of tudy and Is th only one or
Ill g,oup taU in thl country
H r 17 yc.urs exp rume m Jap
on e ducut1on mcludt: high
chool tc ch111g and youth lc td
rahtJ, with the nnuonnl YWCA
Al pre ent ahc is on J, ove from
her po.llaon tlB dirt ~LOI nf IICIOI
t'c.'hrcnllon und•·r the Fcdu nl S
''urily tlfll'ncy for 16 prcfcctur ~
1n outhcJ n Japn.n
VA Officer to Visit
Georg\! Schrnrdt, VA training
o1fac r tor PubJic Lnw 16, wUI
bl' on campus !or comultution
waU1 vet ron cactl Wcdnesdoy
{rom {I o rn lo 4 p.m an Bod anc
35 Frld4y, October 13, l 950
Silenl Carillons
To Ring Again
In Near Future
Ou tu 1Cr1d nt l1 om c> dua-
11 • t h summ r LC\\ I nnd
Cl rk' c u 11lon br<lltl h ve been
II nt Inc tl11 b '&Inning or the
tPa Ill 'J'ht ucctd nt of undctet
m•ncd nature ho c au <'d tiH.• en
11• • h nt m to be 1 move(!!
r lr pulr nt Shl' Frn Ill Cl I)
\\ hu" th ·~ '' c1 c ubluin~ d
When r an t llro. the d~Uc:.ote
c'1.'introl ,, uu 1 \\Ill lJ fllncC' I an
n pccanll con u u ted c e
r if! In lly lnt ndl.!d n the Cop
I nd 01 n tn tl ch p I. J uc
Hoopt 111 mt n n supcrm-
tt:n ent hop to h 'H thl"' mcch­
nnl m m tnllcd an time for a ca­
rillon etmccrt t Th nk {:1\ mg
TJ b 11s \\ rc fl t hcnrd s
pa l of the cacht> third com
menccmcnt progr<.~rn SundO),
June· 4 Plnn ns attll b tnc
negoll ted \\ llh Shermon Clnv,
rt:pr·c cnlatl\ c of Sh om berg
Cnrlson. who hu11t Ult cnrlllon,
ftH ottnl!hmenl of n tlming de­
vic( \\ hh:h wall cnnl.>le tolling
~r th hour: nnd qunrlCt$ \\ 1th
the We tmanst ·r c.huncs --
Home Ec Majors
Hear Experts
Lut t f1 ~CZUH' und pr:cssua e
coo!(c.r methods W('rt: dcmonstrnt­
~>d to th · home conomacs foods
ond nutr1U0n cloas In t Monda)
nnd Wcdn£' doy by Belly Dn-.:u
nnd Mrs Vlvlon freeman home
cconomtst
l\11 s Oa\'l ia the DIStrict
Hom~' Economist for Intcrnollon­
ol Harvc tc1 compDnl in Oregon
ond Wostungton ond n grnduah.'
oC Oregon St.atc college, I.n her
dernonlltl'nllon she showed the
correct pa'OCU"S of !reezang corn,
broccoli, pcuchcs, cakes, pu:s nnd
ments. givJng n \'Oricty of Ideas
ror the tnulc u · of f1 otcn :foods.
lnfo1 mnt1on on the new fand·
lng an food prcscrvotmn l
Wnahmghm Stat college wn
gtven by Mts Freeman, Kerr
compan) tcpresentntsve After
Jt :nnang th~e cor1 cct m thod.s or
pr t: urc cooker), the members
of the clnss used the pres urc
cook••r 111 J>r<'Sl'r\ ln • meats and
vcgetnblcs un Mrs Freeman's
upen•1 ion
Secretarial Department
Names Gregg Winners
The ccret 11 wl ca~ncc dcpm t­
mcnt nnounccs Its Ca egg ShClrt­
hond Speed J\wt1rd wanner ot
ln t fall Unrharo B1 own. Joann
Palkenton won the 60 wurd a
llllnut(• tm 01'Cl, Audrcv Po) hlu
:md Juycc Alkans, lht.> 80 owortl;
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