Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
Description
Volume 9, Number 7
Subject
Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
Creator
Pioneer Log Staff
Date
1950-11-01
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Type
Newspaper
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Sf~fe ~nalor Wayne Morse
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LEWIS AND Cl..AR.K COLLEGE 1867
I VOLUME IX Por11a:nd. Oregon. Friday. November 3. 19~0 Numbt'tr 7
Far East Religious Leader to Speak P~ease Take Note!
On Japanese Christanity Theme It ,~s2~;: ,;.~ ~~6~c '·
By Palricaa Whilo • n~ pence. He r• turned to .In-Dcnn of Women Ftccdn Hnrtz-
l)r Toyohlko Kngawo, Jap-pan ond rcmnancd thert' durmc feld's le.lr·phonc number 1.5 an
me.() Chrasunn !coder. will speak thl• wnr He wns nrr" ted thu.>e cot reel m tlu• recently released
tn n pecan! con\'ocntaon at 11 taml"S for his oppollltJon b(>hefs. Plont'~o;a Gu1d• Thts yenr, as
1m. Frld ,,. Novf'mb••r 10, 1n He hn!: sancc worked for thl• rc-Just, her phone calls renc:.h Ute
thr coliC$:• g) mnnsaum. IlLs toptc habditaUon or Jnpnn n!Sidcncc ol &mnrd Hinshaw.
wall b t\ Nl·W Dny or Chrt -Dr Kagawa 15 the author of Ol't lnstruetor. lnstend
unmly an J~tpun •· thi'Cc books. "Befort' tlw Dawn" To Jessc.n tht. confwron no
Support r of l.tboc cr nnd an • utobaography; "A Shooter doubt pr cnt in the Hmshnw
frtrm••r, ndvocntt' o( cooperota\ es ut the Sun," a scqunl telling of hom!:' been us of th~ ~r. and
nd rcllgwus t'\'nngclist, Dr. Ko-American 'VlSilS: and .. Luncnang to lu .. 'Cp Ma HGJ"tzfcld'a phone
gawn hntt won world·wadc nc-to the Vo1cl of the Wnll ," n rJngang, plen c note her cor·
clrum fllr lwa ChrasUa.n aclJ\'Ill~. re\'lc\\ of pc LSon expea wuoo 1 reel numlK>c" CH 5463.
He u: nO\\ mnkmc o s1x-month
t!PI'llklllg lour, hiS IXlh \'I it to
Amcrlcn.
Dl KagOWil WD!i bnm an Kube.
J.•pnn, 10 IRRI:I lh• \HIS l.:dUl'<th..>d
nt ,\JciJI ,.,, c. h> tm111n MlssiC>n L&C Tops Chest Goal; ·
Leads Local Colleges
rollcgc en Tokyo In 1941, he Lt•ndlng trll t1thoa ciJllegcs noLl wc•n 0 curs In the 1950 cnm-
cuan(! tl• the Uncted Stutes to prl\ atl'! :trho•llc: tn th~ PQrtlmd
study nt Pt lnceton Theologacnl ,, .... , LcwJ nnrl Cln• k IOJJJlCtl llS
cmmnry. whtrt' he •·ecei~cd his 1050 O>mmumty Cht!St ~onl .. r
buchPlo a of dh lnlt) degree. Sl130 und rccelvt>d the c:lll'!!t
In the folli)\\'llll! )'Cill s. he • Oscar'' m 1 'CORUIUOr\ or the SUC•
'' orkcd to cstnbhllh a church- '~ of the campus dnve, nccord
dtlem• nt m Slunknwn the ang to Ralph Scott, n !sUint to
slum. of Kobe, which he cnJh:d Pres1dcnt Odell
ha laborotol ~ :md bna omcter. ln Student group • he Jdt•d by Bob
0 J..-a he began the !n-st labor PHcrs und Bob HJiken. collect~
•e:hool ~250 from lht: student body md
In 1018, l)l Kaca\\ u started th• remoander was contnbuted
the Cons u m c r s' Coopcrath c b) faculty and t.nH members
1mong lol>orcrs. He helped estnb- Pl'l"5adcnt Odell, whu IS ebaar
ltsh the Jupan FL'<fcrnllon of La-mnn of the puvate schools ce
bor nnd the Jnpan 1'cnnnt Farm- t1on of the Communal) Ch t
'-r.s Uruon. 1 go\·crnmtnt and educnUon dJVl·
Othcr acuvattcs of Dr. Kngtl\\'11 ~on, \llas 0\\ nrdcd lh~ 0 cor nt
1ni'IUdt.:d rclll'f work followmg u report lunche-on Wl . .'dn('Sdoy al
the carthqunkcs or 1923 and the MultMmah hol~l Rt.--ed col
lfl:!i, lcctutc tours In Amcncr., lego nd Mullnomnh ,•ollt'gt' nlsQ pnt •n
l.o~sl ur c u m p u,; c:l• t
mon"' \ n di\•ICtcd nmon.: tlll•
Aml'r&can C.1ne~ 1 oocty. the
Notional Tuberculosu: dnvc, the
Negro SclldliJrahip fund and the
Amenc: n B~en1 t socu:ty ns u ell
a U1c nthcr agenl!les served by
th Community Chest
Magazine Contest
Open to Writers
TI1c fifth annuul College Wnt
' rs' Short SL ry contest has be n
nnnounecd b\ Tomorrn\\ mngu-
Z.Jnl'
Thte c.-unl a:. open 10 any-
Englnnci :mel fnr cast cuuntrlcs
ond the C\'Dngeht!llc "K1ngdom
.r God Ml)\: <'menl" 111 Jupon one r cgistm ed .tnd tnking .at lcw;l Roberts to Explain uno Ci: un; In nny colk,gc or unJ-
Il\ m tht lJn1tt>d Stntcs
Before..· rlw war, Dr Kogilwn
me l•> lhl.s C(IUntry to la • to Chrl.Stl·an Concept Thl~ mclud undergraduate. c c1duntc .peel II ex ten 10n nnd
aclult tudcnt.s
wh1ch mn~
words. "Lll not
be Civil Service Talk Misinterpretation lX=u c;io~
Gwalym 0 Roberts, ossastant Judged b.> the editors of Tl()morSet for Wednesday professor of psychology, \1."111 r "' nd the c.>dtlors of the Creo·
~peak on "Christtan MC(),kn " li\C Age Press an afhhate Fn-st
Students mterestcd m Cl\'il during the November 9 crvace prfzt 1S S500; second, S300; thm3,
m Copeland :MemorJn1 chapt;l ot $200 Any number of manu crlpts
11 a.m mn~ be submatted pro\~adng none
ln n snopshol prc\'icw of his ha\ been pr"vJously published
spct'ch., Robert dcclr•rcd. "Chras- En~h entry must be aecompnnred
wan meekness as one or the by the student's nnme, home ad
Mrs.s Cnnncn Cnstct. held rep-ChnstJan concepts v. hach WI.:! hnvc dres: nnd the nnmc nod address
I ~:.rntotlve 0( the Portlnnd So- r th II I . tt d' \•1cc arc tn\'itcd to nttL•nd an
mformal tnlk held m the place
ment office from 2 to 4 p m on
Wcdnc dn), No\'embcr 8,
canl Secur•ty udrninJstrt•lmn, wall
sp.-.ak. She as mtcrt.>Sled m tnlk
mg cspec:anlly wath seniors who
may ue tokmg Cl\'11 serv&ce
cxnms. 'fh•' ln:;t hling dale iM
these c.: ·nms as Nuvcmbua· 15.
Also. Mass Cnslcr. 10vJtcs nll
ucllll scwncc mnj{li'S who m1ght
bt; lnt~rcstcd 10 bceommc r1 Jun
ior profcssaonal n lstont "Thts
JOb," she nld, "would p.sy from
3100 to $3850 per year." mi!.Jnt••t J..II'Ctoo. It IS completely 0 1.! co cge li' 1:> n en mg
unfair to the n•hgwn uf Jesus to Entt aes \\til be rt!lurncd only tf
connect Hun walh the 'jcllyftsh' they nr"' nccompana"d by a self·
,,oint or \'tcw. Too rnuch ntccty i•ddrc. lXI. stamped cn\'clopo.:.
aud pwusncss is assoc.intt .. '<l wllh Entraes should be <•ddresscd to
Christianity whercus it js rcnll~· Cullcgc Contest, 1'omm"l'OW mag
n wuy of bic UIBt ts ruggt.'Cf and nzmc, 11 En!ll 44th strt'ct, New
aggressh•e:• York 17, NC\\ York.
The PlOlessot•'s background In--------
Students who take thas eludes work ut the Unlve.t l>itics
M Wu1es and London; the Unat
cd Theologacal college, Abcry
stcwytb: the Unatcd Theologcca1
civil college. Baln. and Lccd Unavcr-Dr~ Odell, Godsil
Attend UN Day
crvacr cxomanntlou wtll b~; C!-,n· sity ~lcdacnl school
ldcred for positions wh1ch w1ll
be open ftcr gradunuon, June
1£151.
Director Slates Tryouts
For Alcott's 'Women'
Trynutli lor the drnm11 depart
ment's product ion (J{ "l.1tllo•
Wnml•n'' aH! t•ht•duled {ot No
vember ll nnd 7, nt 7:30 p.m. in
thl' llJ)C(!Ch 111 ls bua!dtng, uccoa·d
ln.: lo Ar&hua Coe Groy, dirt>c
tnr 'I'hc ••vcr-populnt • Louasu
M11y Alcoll work Is slated fot• n
O~;ccml>cc 13 nnd 14 showanJJ.
As the emil cnlls fur cl'VCn
w1.1mt n tlncJ ix men, tryouts nn•
~xpccto u to unco\'Cr som~ new
tnlr•nt, Gray said High-Ranking Physicist
To Speak November 20
Dr. Robert A. Malhknn , dcnn
of Amcncan physicu;ts ond co mic
rny nuthorit)', wtU be on cnmpu
Mondoy, November !0, for o c:on
vocntlon address an the ltyume~ •
• IUnl.
The .. hillion \'ull &pllrkplug" of
Lhc Cnluornao Institute of T<'ch
nuiO&Y wtll be Ill Pl••llond fot ••
~craes of pPukmg cngogcmcnls.
lie will nddrc s m••mbers 01 ·the
fi\•e downl0\\'11 churches ~t a
Sunda~ eve run~ Cl \'I~ in the
First Congrcgattonnl church tnd
will ol.so 11pcak bcf01e Utt• Reed
coUccc sturlc.nt body President Morgan S Odcll nnd
Hnrt) Goru:il. student body
pre .) • rcpr en ted LewiS nd
Clark at ll spec10l ceremony m
commcmorntJon or Umted No
tion's duy
The progrnm, held on the :;tqJS
of the Cuy llall, SO\\ the coun-
6Cls nf Gtcnt Brit:un, Frnncc
Mextcc.• and othm-s pn:~cntcd
D•>ct.Qr Odt'll mtrodu('Ni LC\\ ls
und Clnrk .fureicn students, l''r•ed
hoff Bergman , Mm~· Wolford,
W\!1 ncr Wilkcnmg ond K1miko
Hamada
The Umtcd Nnhon' flog \\ n
pres ntcd to Mnyur Lee and
"hilc the U.N. rnnrch w
whi tie , bells nnd liirens \\'t•ac
hcord in cetebratJOn or lh~· 1945
roundm of the or·gnnu;nllon Urges Survival Throug.h UN
By Norm Schw1ngo
If we ore to auntlve we mus-t work wath ond through tht<
Un•tt.>d Nntle>n!l. Oregon's junlor st>nntor Wn,:.'l\c Moi"G told C!'Jn
\'ncatwn audacnce Ut the gymnn aum Wedn!!Sdiiy mOl'nm~
"Am nCII ctmne>t go zl olon any more, .. he warned .. I nlutJon
iJ!m will lend ton umlntcrol wn.rw1lh On(' ot the commurulit powC!l1!
Politac•ans must th.ln~t 1n terms
of Uu~ next g nf'rnllon rather
thnn U1t next election, Mor!IC
urged M1Stakes tn foreagn poUcy
must be stopped, he wnmcd
UWc must r('nllz ," he s~ud.
"that there a.s a revolution of
th colored mnacs of lhc world.
Colonial amp nnl.Wn IS through "
Mon;e struck repentcdly ot
the isola uonl!m thnt "has swept.
the country !ollowmg World War
II nnd wntncd thot gJ\ ang Eu
rope wtth Ill great industnnl po
tential to RussJa '~ ould m~'nn 25
yc.'U'S of unrel,..nUnc wor for the
United Swtes.
Dcmobihzotion wtul too !n!"-.
he mamtalncd, ond full mobahw
taon, botll economic and mihtnry.
ts an ammcchot..:. vitnl nccessit~
Our economy IS our greatest
dl r ns • weopon," Scnntor Mo (
II lh Mlll'd, "lind is hHChL'd inSCp
crob}.) tu ccurlty We must re
nuun str<•ng long enough for
Russu1 to sec how thangs ure."
In response to oudJcncc ques
tion~ Morse SUited his bcl1cf thnl
Red Chma wlll probably be seat
ed m the U. N.--uftcr the clec
taon The U. S should. however,
1n has opmton, continu to op
pose the move on the basiS of
prc\'IOUS mtcrnntionnl rerogru
uon of d~ fncto governments
FoliO\\ mg the address. Buker
Fcrgu~on, Oregon st..nt.c director
or the Crusade for Fr~om,
pre ntcd L<!WlS nnd C1o.rk with
a woodc:n replacn or the !rcc.
dom bell to be kept on lhe cam·
pus. Hnrn Gods:Ll acccpt~.:d the
bell on behalf of the tudc.nt
body nnd coUcg". British Operalics
Visit Campus Soon
To Show Works
The lntrrnaL • Opcrn c:ompany
of Great Bntnln wnt present
three opera m the campu" thc:t
ter November l8 Sponsored by
the mUSJc department, lhe group
wJIJ present '1..o e In :. Cofiee
Cup," b) Bnch "Thomus nnd
Sall:), .. by Arn": and '"Th Mu
!:1clc Mn.ster." by Pergolest, da
rected by Fn.:derack Woodhoust:
mternataonally knov."n smger :1nd
lecturer. -AtliS\S for the onc-rught per-
formonc('S art:' Kctur.~h Sorr II.
Stephen Manton tmd Fredertck
Woodhou!;e. lntunDLe Opera ls
u called bccaure ot Jts relation
to both chamber musac and rep
ertory theater drama. It cmphn
siZes the humorous and avwds
the tragJc m opcrat1c preform
ante ..
Reserved scat uckets u~ on
sale toda) at Dr John Stark
E\'llllS' olfice. in the mwuc bu.ald
mg. at 1 SO each.
Rally Today
Yell kings Ball Lench und Mut
Zusman wtll lead the .student
bod~ tn n pre-game rn:tlr in the
Snock Shnc.k nt 1 p.m. today. Th
collegE" pep band will do Ut
mu acal honors and speakers Yllll
be presented to students
Portland Business Men
Give Civil Rights Nod .~ Axe
Th purpose of the Ca\•fl ngbts
l~slutton lS not to try to help
the negroes or members of a
manoraly group, but to mnke d ....
mocracy more complete 1n our
own commuruty,• snid Dr H1deo
Hnshtmoto. fnculty ndv1sor of lh
cavn raghts cumpaagn on the
campus.
Many outstondwg l!ltaz.ens ha\'c
••o•ced thc.U' optruons on lhls ball.
among whom nrc Mayor Dorothy
.McCulloch Lee, who saad, "A re
JCCtlOn of thiS ordmnnoc would
present the Sovtcl propaganda
machane wath an opportumt ,y lo
grmd out als fn\'Otate lhe.me to
the pc '~ple of Asta, "The Un1ted
Stntcs brand of dcmocrncy lS n
fuke and a hnm "
Ttus ordmnncc .forbtds dtSCrlm·
Social Security
Vote thisMonth
·ro dctcrmam: the dl'Slrnblllt)
uf nutaonnl social ecurlty eover
ttgc for the fnculty and ndmm
lstralJon omploycc n election
among those concerned has been
nppro\'cd by the collcgP t!.l {.'CU·
tivc oounl!ll lind ,,.,u be held
samctunc this montla, h wos nn
nounccd bJ. the busin~ o!tire
thts \\ cck.
A c-omplt•tt• c plunut&on of
bcncfiUI and oo ts wlll b<! fur
nu;h._'CI pre\'IOUS \o thl' clt~Uon,
'' h1ch tS pcndang trl\'Rl ol the
m.'<'\: ry !cd 1 al fortns. Furlhcr
i11fDrmutJon IUD) be ubtnincd b)
coni •cting College Bu lncss Mun
n~( r Pari St~.: \\lll t Students do
nul come under the OO\'cr l" matton on a~unt of nle\". color
or rellg1on 1n public plo.ces, lo
cnted m the dty. Among these
nrc hotels. trnns.tcnt lodgm and
roommg houses, rcstaurilnts, the -
te.rs, public trnnsportataon car
riers. bosp1tnls. :retail !!tores. bo\o,;}.
mg o.llcyes nnd mght clubs.
Many busin men matntum
lhnt ar Uu."i lnw '~ere p.•sscd H
'~ ould cut U1c cost of propert)
\'nlues nod cause some cst.ablish·
me.nts to lose mom~y bee u of
c:ttermg to mL...::ed trad
This tbeor), however, has been
d1sprovcd by the swtemenl of Tom
Micho.s. do\•m\o\\ n x-estnurnnicur
who said, "I would close down
this rcsmumnt before I 'QUid
tum down any human bcmg who
u·ould net as a Indy or gcntJ m n
should acl Our bustn ss h not
suffered lD Of\V w y from th
po.hcy."
In ref(.'t'CDCC to the btU John
'F ter Dulles, advlSOr to Se re
tary of Stute D n Acheson. 1d,
u ••• su.ch dJSC.rilll1mltlon is mor
all~ wrong Also at lS stupid lt
would be '~ unfortunnh: lf
lour caty should cling to proetae<'S
repellent to tbc people of Asi
and the PacWc whom \\ "' nt
Md need ru; fri nos "
One ot the more popul r l
gan~ in Portland's cx us;ldt! fill
lhc pnssag.., of lhlS me 3Urc
"-There's: no !":Olor line on U1t> front
line. why one at home•"
Tbas bill is cndorsl'd by Uu:~
Multnomoh Count)" Dcmoc.rahc
Central conunlttcc Multnam h
County Rcpublicom C ntral C\)m
mitt~ • Young R'-=Jmbllco.~ns nd
the Young Demcu:ro • • m: Pop v( l ~lrl ll /, iJ
Organizations ASk
fot United EHort ·
In Student Drive
s~ F.:-. • Go:! tfj
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d.es:::eQ u l !£
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Darlene Discloses Merits
a Of .Advance Preparation
For Senior Qualifications
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bispers Bid for Pledge Preference
As Greeks Catnpaign for Neophytes
By Q= .rk Cw.·~ ,
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Job on Condon Paper
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Sophomores Plan 'Romp';
Mu Phi's Present Concert
-spi:l C!l e H«lro:d RcJcy
-pn:::e '"'""'-'lb :C:.iince " &:.u:• ~Y.
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Charleston. C<Jmmercial Ar · as Life ork
Uke Reborn Attracts Cartoonist Duane Swanson •
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FaU Semester Fledge Choices
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Famaw... B · · Case • Page! Four THE PIONEER LOG
• • ar1es, oneers
Gunnmg :for thc1r mnth con-W 11 c '' h cil'mOnllu· ted o I Bud Dudg.:, pc ah d the Mt -
conn~ or th''csl conferenc~.: f trl~ pot~:nt ofi<ns · but has been tonory ga-ound force
\"1 tor) L wtS nnd Clark goes I unoblc to stem thcar opponents DefcmnH tnndouh (ot llll
IX! h\ Qrd tomorro'' night nt cormg thrusts Moan l'OG m Ko-Mnite and Crold ru Ed M GO\
\ ughn s~t ngum t Archae dros' ott. ck 1 quortcrbnck Clll ern, centc1 md ~.:o-capttlln \\ lth
Kodros W.httmnn Miss1onancs.. Boyes g~nt:"rnlly eonccdt-d to be-Boyes. nnd gunrd Jam Sab;er, "ho
The leogue--lcadmg Ptonf'en.; lht! top fhnger 10 the confcn:'nee won honorable mt•nllon m I!N9
Dl'C he~n il~ {n\r-on.'Cf to bounce the HO\\ t \ cr a '' ct held, whtch np-Whih Win Ono
Whits. occupnnls or thi! loop eel-pent'S likcl~ prospect. could con- Whtunon opea·tHcs frorn n com
1 r ,, tth a no "1n th~ loss rec· sadcrnbly hnmper any otempt to bmatmn o.J lht! T-fonnnUon and
ord trm d through the mr1ones. the single ''mg. lcnnmg tO\\ nt d rridoy, Novomb~r 3. 19~0
alurday • 1e
hu\c \\On but one contest out of d1cote thnt the P&ont; •rs huuld
1 thus far. ucnung hnpli! s Bt it-\Hn hnndtly LC pulver1t1..>d L111
1 h Columbm b) 3 21·0 rounl {acid 44 ·0 nnd whncked Pnctflc
1'hcy succumb t•d to Ltnftcld, Po-2-1 II, wht)P Whit mon droliP d a
( tftc nd Collegt• or ldnho tn 20·7 tH.ld l1J llll' Wilden~ nnd wcJe
lcugue piUJ nnd to \\'httwotth oJ downed by lht Badgers, 19-1. ln:;t
tlw Evt 1 gn~en loop ond Not thca·n \\ ct•k-cnd.
idaho In non-conference encoun- Jot> Huston's m•·n tu(• U\ lop
ters hnpc Cor thc cm•ountca, next-lP-
LC Fnvored tht.-lnsl hurdle on thc~.r wny tu
the Pt.! or ho\\ 1
1n gwncs la date. the Wulln John Ba:!>:ter, nll..conterencc c-the Mtchtgon style ot otto"k. The) 1 Comp.ull lt\'C SCIH cs \\'OUid 111
ctaon lost cason 1md speedboy Come Lmu· ts R p m.
range Juggernaut Rolls verVikings -
JV s Battle Rooks
At OSC Friday,
Win 32-14, 19-0
The J• '~ ecs sta) cd on th ' ac
ton path last \\ e<!k " ilh .suc:
c:essJ\•e Wln. o\ cr Wallnmcltc nnd
Lmbcld JV's. but fuce a !iC\ c~e
tcst LOdnv ngnaru:t lhe Oregon
Suate Rooks rn a gamt' scheduled
f Con>nlllS at 2~0 p.m.
Ba 1 Htcks was o ke>· f1gure m
U c: t\\ o w1ns.. In lr<iuncmg the
Bearculs 32-14 on the Reed col
1 (! Ueld Octobe 25. Hn:l.
rorcd t\\:0 tou~down hunself
rutd tbrC\\ f.or t.hrec othen; Wil
l u core t \\ lre on lonG
b) Ed Jarman " ho also
; fl n ~bt.} _yard qwc:k
A alflSt th Ltnfnld team ot
Mddann~ illc Oct ber 30 the PIO
n e woo 19-0 1lh Hicks start-
t the scor ng ~ 1til 38-y rd
ll:ir"l t Ke:n Goold The econd
·-..-..~ cnm n a pas!; t John
G don ~rho buckt...'Ci o~er the
na LC SlX pomtt!r
The Books this ear ar" load·
cd ~iih sam of the best of
la:IJ yem's high school talent.
They h'" Wlns over Idaho frcmh
61-7. Wlllamclic N'r. 4~-7. cmd
O~ on :fror.h 23-7. but were de·
!e led by :the Univenuy of
Washington freshman 33-18.
Thoy arc lod by halfbaCks
Pave Mann from California . and
Kaye Booth. Franklin. Two olh·
cr wclJ known Portland pl ycrs
help bolster .tho Beavers.. They
are Duane HC!lbig end Clare%
Taylor from RoosevclJ ·s Ted~
The Paonecz junior-vaaity will
be clou:! 10 full mength and will
feature a vorsaillc atiac:k with
Hicb lhrOWlng , and John Gor
don Bill Hund~ . cmd Bill Smath
fi~rhcading the ground of·
f~llSCl. Hard ruruung Lew Fuller
hu been declered iaeligiblc. The
forward wall is manned by such
s1aJwaz1s as Bcb Petors, Ernie
Hardt. Craig Hun!. Al Nickell,
and end Goold. -
Pilots Edge LC 22-35
In Hill and Dale Test;
Ekstrom Ends F ourlb
B Pen let n 1 l Po;t-
1 It> untf'.)
• t 22 "5 \Ao'Ul In L WL
Clark on U ,.. P two
"" quarter mu COlli 1 t
dBy ~A. 1U1 tunc of ll 22 1
H Oru hd half a lap c.h• nd
f D anc Moon• I,..C graduate
ttJdt-nt wbo pomts dtdn't
unt Ro HDncycutt of tb P•
v. aa thu'd m 12:05 dcfe:Jltng
P nt cr 5\.aJ Ru EkslfOn who
d l oubJ,. Wlth bu; h.ocs..
Don Ch tst.Uin on \HI fdth for
p, LIWld VJc NPls n rut'.! W y;ru:
Br ntn w.-.n lh,. next LC f m
A thre: mnn d• Jeg_ahan
Wallamcu c al o run "tlh
W St.&uH r nd Bob Sl phen·
n fm hm u ng thi I ad
but tt hkl• Moo wer,. J
nn n :r lh rCl LC STATISTICS TO DATE
Ind&\ 1dual sU1t1stlcs
Rw:htn
Cornu
Baisch
Francis Cox
Donahue
Bowes
O.ic:k Walker
Blalr
Scormg
Baisch
Blair
Bowes -: ranc:uo Cox 71
13
22
4S
31
57 YG YL
598 3S
103 2
171 13
331 13
173 0
302 2
TD
9
5
3
3 NY
563
101
158
318
173
300
PAT
0
0
0
0 I
Avg.
7.9
7.8
1.2
7.1
5.6
5.3
Total
~·
30
18
18 Team t.attsllcs :
Rusltmg
Lewis and Clark
Opponents
Pa mg
Lewis and Clark
To uti n•'t yarduge .
Lewis and
Opponenta
Punting Carries
318
189 YG YL
2082 H 1
503 214 NY
1971
289 Avg.
6.2
1.5
PA PC Yds. Int. Pet.
74 24 284 6 .'324
YG.
2266
638 ATg.
371
106 Reserves Receive
Workout in Conlesl
With Viks, Mud
Lc\\ .IS nnd Clark' Pl{lnCCI'S
slo hcd nnd swnm for six touch·
dn\\ ns and C1 3B·O \'iCtOIY liS they
sonk the outcluss"d Vnnpurl Vtk
mgs devp m lhe mud at Vaughn
sttcet str•dhtnl last Sotuadoy aft
t:"rnoon
1 8 14 Lewll and Clark Kicks
19 Yds.
?IS Avg,
37.42 PO\ ntt! m unkl~-decp mud.
and wntcr, the unbeaten P1nnccrs
all got Into the net ns coach Jo!'
Huston threw h1S cnlll c bench
at the hnplc Vunport squad
LC JV Gridders
Upset O.S.C. Rooks? I Donahue Tallies Initial T. D.
ThC' Paonccrs morc:hed to the
\'akm~ 38-ynrd line where lwlf
botl Bcm1e Donahue cut aCJ o :.
left tnck1c nnd splnsht.-d the rc
momang ) nrdagc mto lhe end
z.one Cor th~ lntt1nl scot c Tackle By Curt Copenhagen
Bull tin-Ska coach Cordon
Bullcrfiold announca5 thaJ thoro
will bo a ski :team tryout Sat·
urday and Sunday aitornoon at
Tunl::tlrline .Looge. Anyone who
hasn't been contad"Od as yet
should s&e ~c:h Buttorf1eld 1n
G 1 J this afternoon.
• • • common opponen t, W&llamt>lte 's
Bearkitt«nu, the rooks won 45-7
and tho Pione rs trounced the
'Cats 32-14. LC's point por game
average is 24 even.
The J a~., ees ' Jll bP .,., c.nken I
by the loss 01 L,cy,•a Fuller
Oashy bc!ck. but vars.1t) b 1 ks
Bru~ LongbaUa. Clnrk St phcns
Fronk Fan, JO\' Brcnn1>n nnd
Jtn~:man Jsm Sandv1g md Bill Johru:on wsll ::;t~englhcn
Smtthmcn consid(!Tnbl.J.
• • • lhe
The Pioneer varsity wu zatC!d
the number 40 team in tho coun
try this week by the 280 sports
writers and sportcastl!-n in tho
fiHh weekly AP poll: LC rO<:olv·
ing the same number of vo!es n.
North Carohna and Alab ma.
Oregon and O.S.C. weren't 1 ·ad. I Ball Johnson's Otlt.!tnplt>d l'On\·cr-
wn wus no good
On• of the scnson's top not.ch
gnd battles tnk pin('(' lhas
afternoon at Con·nllas when
LA.:\\ .tS and C1 rk' htch ll~ ing
Jayvee cle..: Cl1 tackles the vsunt
l'Ci O.S C. rook.~. This years stale
(r gndmc.n keep Beaver nlu
mnt hc:kmg thcJr chops every
lim the\ talk about {utur~ va.rKing Fills Line Position
For Palatine Grid Club Mmutt .. -s latrr, nnoth'"'r LC
dtl\ c bogged dO\\ n In the mud
rl\·c ynr ds lron1 anoth('l T 0 ns
Viking hulfback Da\ c Teycu1o
pounC<.'d on n Pwue<>r fumble
1'hc \ akmgs "ere forceri to punt.
but lh•· bull pun out or bounci
011 their 38-ynrd I me I' rancJ~
Cox took a handoff from quar
terbaclt Bruce Longbollo nnd
laal<"d mound right end towotd
pn~ dtrt Cox combmed some
nlc~ downflcJd blockmg wtth hiS
dcct pllvf' unntng to score tnnd
mg up A 1-'rcddte Walson to Ed
P<lU1 Jill chclted Cot the cx:h-a
J>Oint Jty ~>quads
ConferenC(! Standings
W. L.PF.PA
3 0 88 G
I ~':' 44
-l! 411 r.: 11%1i!7
I % :li :14
o 11 ' -• s-; Sa turur• a..ulu
:L....U·Ciark :W, VIUlpOrt 0.
(•cm-eonhn:~~ c )
Pacitlc 19, WbitmAn 7. (Frtdayl Ltntlcl4 7, CoL or 14a!ul o.
WIUAmett. o, OoL of Puget
iou.a4 0. (llon.coDfcre~~ce)
rhb wu:k·t:lll4 Gam"
WbJtmiUl at Lewts•Olarlt.
t.lnt1el4 at WUlAmlltte.
PacUlc 11t Paclflc t.uthJDran .
Col of Jdallo At 14Abo StoU. By Horb Wallioms
One o( th \ dt! • n lmemt:n on
the PQ\H?I hou • Ptonccr tc 1m,
stock}' guard, Jim K ns. I one
C"LC tht· m In cogs on the oHCJUil\'
rlutoon th1s ason Jun ts an
11 JUn<D )Cdr u mDJOnng m
Misfits vs. Sigmas
For 'Mural Toga
In Tuesday Game
ln the fmal round of intrn
The rooks boast n whirlwind murnl fol)tball oct.1on, the Sigmas
18 po1n1J1 ln compiling a 36.8 av· UUc. b) edgang the D I~ 2 to 0.
cr11ge por contest. Ch1ef threau whrle lhc .Mallftt sUpp d pru>l
in lhe b&ll packing department Kappa 12 to 0, to gnln lhP chan -
arC! Dave Mann. Oakland. Calif· ptumhlp tn lhl 1nd rx-n iL'Tlt
orlna and Kaye Booth. f"renklin I a u
m Portland.. The colored Oakland These two undofCIOI~ loamll
1peed merchant accounted fer wUJ meot nexi TueSiday. Novem-
14" yards agai1Ul1 Oregon's troah ber 7, ot noon on the north end
and ll a master of pass·defense. of F'i.shcr :hold to decide the in
Booth i.s a traple throat ox-all· lramural loolball chomplonllhip.
ely standout and does the Baby In 'hr lndcpendr nt lc~guc, thr
J.ievo's ex.tra point booting. once might)• Phogbound Pule
Four p 1 Roo cvclt tars, Jim iJ!! W~'f'' humhh:.d bcfor o
Robt:ll.& D120n[' H• lb1g CliH muoln operating All Tm!d Ouus
Yor:k and Clan t Ta> lot. bot t..cr t am 12 to 0 lnsl Tut· doy noon
U11 mn tV• for\\urd wnll Other on F'1 hc·r tn:ld Low•·ll Hndl.'ll•
lmr.men nrc tough Dcnn Pochert. or"d both A T 0 tout'hdowruJ
Grant and AJbnn y·~ hugh J 1m 10 th flrst lw1! wltlt J>l'ct..rtculll
O~Wrner P•• s ~utcht rt mjlrkl:d the fJnu
• • • tlme ln t hrct.:: tlt'uson , th• Polt -
However. Coach Warren Smit~ t had bi on ~ohutoul
bo:ra have trampled all opp~i-lnlrttmurol d 1rcctor Wmu;n
hon in lheir four 1tarll and ju.t SmJt1• unnouncca Lhul voll ybnll
mi9hl upset the Javored Jtato a9-al"Uon \\ JJI taJ t Nrncmuc:r {J all
greg11ion . They dumped George lt ilm adwuld b 'r gt lei <J nd
Fox 26·0 Paclfic: Fresh 18·13 and ~ • t t d by JWJd Wedn aday to
l~nheld 18·0. Against Jhe only • IJglbl• to play pl \ lcnl education and mmormg
an ocaol science
The husky lmemnn stands fnc
loot-nmr- and weighs 185 pounds.
Jim IS a locul ploy~.:r hav1ng
o\~n up on Portlond" west
Jope \\be•~ he ult ·nded I.tncoln
htgh from 1942 to '46.
Whtle plnymg for tlw Ltncoln
C-t~rdmnls m tootball, he kttcrcd
thrC!C Yt'l.lrs, dJI.tcrnaung .11 hoth
guonl and tncklc postUon H~
IJclonged I•J SL vl"'ral Mlhuol or
I!·Ull7.ataon., Iiane In the chOtl'
nd Jlll) cd llw 1 od ln thP t.·n
HJt eta piny. Misloy Goes 68 Yorda ,
Tht tl 1 d Ptoncl• L •• u "
set up by dcft.:H 1\l h<Jcl B \)
Mtsh.•,) who p1ckcd a ha~ V1J
In pa s out uJ thl.i 1 aln on the
LC 30 und plortded 69 ) at d ·
dO\~nflcld bdorP b mg pulhd
d•)wn by V:mpot t's Jcny Onn••tt ..
Thu:.'<! plilY~> lutu, W1l 011 Wl"Ot
twer (Ol the IH ure Paul' convl'r
u:on atlrmpt !aJl( d leo\ ang ~ 1c
HCOH 19· 0 nt lhl' hnlf AHcr gu,.Juntton CJom Lincoln,
Jm\ \HlB drofLt'<l and ntt•rt d thC' Van pot! gal u to lu of lht: t
ular P1ortcc1 bnckfu~ld an tb ... rmy Oli a mt:'mb«:t of thC' P01 -
huh.: Jnfnntr) Dt\: 1 1011 He a \ thu'ti quru tt.!f und It took Lhl m
• n h:l on llll' \H~! t cnu l and thl JUSt four piny t•) I lt\'Dlt: the
1 1 nds of Jnpun rot Balsth bounced through
Jrm v..-11 da chllrgt-d an ll4B tlu hn• lo 18 vord Bow~ \HiS
nd 10 tht' l 11 enrolled r.t Lev. 1 lop)){ I l wac£ ln Jucc a on
and Clork l:lc ha Th<'n St n Bl It took J\nd rson'
) r vlulc I I yutg guord n thl P t hout round I fl t..nd, tnd
torw rd w ll und I m Ius third • d :'i5 .> nrd d \\ n tilt. aHde-
uwn Ill lhot JXl t lie 1 1 lint:.: for n tr•uchdrm:n Pmk\
mc111bc.r of SIHflltl Alphn Sigma N• we I houtcd th... xtro pomt
r,..,.mt ry of lh•· Inttr-fT:tt• rn~tv Th,. m.!it ~ill> w lllntllco•lh • Council and JUulor dn f'('J)I p oil IJuh!l'lt n lht tli•Ck) Ltttle
Cllt.tlti VC AJI•Arlll lli'Oll prCJJpf!cl C.llt h:d
11 Uw nnll•>u.tl l'mL•rgenC.) :t n't Vakan.: hncsmen f01 2~ v 11 d 1nd
nuua ~ ht:ra he grudunlP , 11 touehdown on two play .N~>\\
would like to fand nn open-••II' j{Jek wu hlock,.d. mokmg
in ' m thf' accondory fa(·ld «Jf I tlw t~Cui 32 0
c.;f.>.ICiung ond Leuchmg 8111 B!JY. t' complutcd llw rout
Aft<>r football, lUI iu& favor&Lr Wtlh l nlnr·~yu1 'l1 cuamg gul
J)OI t J lm hkctl lo piU) bn k t-lop • {tf'r Ill Andw pn to m llr
ball, l5 ll voll••yball ploy~r un hondotf hnd ••nnt tor 25 ~ 01 ds
for r l•nl 1 clnxnuon enjoy sw1m-rmd H aulch hnd plov. cd fot 11
rnmg from the tud1ou• ungle, mot~ John on'• ('CHIV<'rtlou anu~l<
Jam Cllll bt found In hUll fret> In lhe llltJt'k DJld lh~ SCOW r•
urn adnxang ln th llbrnry OHI tn111ncd 38 0 !01 th(! l.lnw' 1 •
COP\' of Stank pctu c mninmg manutf' •
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• , F"nday. Novembo r 3, 19~0 ni£ PIONEER LOG
Tribute lo Royally -
Queen's Reign Over Bearcats Conduct Competition To Find
Most Awful Face in' Ugly Man'' Contest 'P'h h 7\ T . r" WIL.LAM 1-:l'TE COLLI-:CJAN
.L J 0 U g 1 v ~0 fr ~or·no ften 1-Th· yearly ua.~y Man IJt\((3, ~ · cfr lgnt•cl to dl_g up lhc mo 1 huc:k
By Cordon Makin&tftr tng, 11\\ r·-tn ph lng fno • on lh•
11om ·~·onunc •• 0\'CI-gonc. cnrnrm~ is In run wmn Conda-
Hl'flllllnm~ 111 ~ anPmorie!'l-u lOtJibnll gam•, 11 11uwded tJnm ,., rlutc11 from lh• fn:c womcn'a or
u gnudy p:u ttdt•, n queen. .:onl,.ntJon wiJJ p.trltriputc
lh mnuung lou, nre the polit·mottcms of JOua·nuhsta, the kind Mtlk bnltl'-'1 an the Cnt nnd
\\ nrdK nnll tin hltrsh w•uds 41! the.: pi'{!SS, En ton will rt•CcJV vot..::.s--.1
This IS o post-mortl'm rabout o queen, the-e nrc kand warda "pc.nny per pu ' with a 25 ot
.about Que 11 Wtnnac 1, whog(' rrct~n 15 o-.cr but not futgottcu honu for 11 dollo b 11 A suit
Qu~··n W1nnl" \HI CJO\\ n• rl b.Y nbiP ptaz. , nnything from n mud
Studt·nt B0dy President Harry Prof Ponders pin tcr to a nuso~e ranJ:, wtll bt
G• d tl October 17 hl!fOH• .an us- prt • niPd to the \'lctnr
cmbb ur he• ubjcct '" cam Poison Plants .. · ·
pus tit "Ott: Sh• rode In ' plocc ORF.GO 51 ATE BAROM .F
' of honor In tho• I tlly pna.•df' \10 tth Got fiOl porto b)( tomoch 1'ER-Mor th n 001 thard or the
hu court pumpshnnd' • M~rnbersoCPro- 1597 rn Hmcn cn•olkd Uti yrar
At hulfttmt of the loot bull f, ssor Thaxter' fte1d bmlo&) flunk(ld the onthmt.'IJc section of
J;OillC he pokt• to the unlnokers. clo s mnJ ~ mcdlng one n•m. the OSC mothPmflttcs pluC(;mcnt
f,ln.'<'ttng alumnt wtth smcLrt t~ 1t s{'('n\S the r.ood doctot 10 test
und without rtpolog.). Agoan dur-\'ltcd on<' of ha t11urang gro 1p5
Jnt! th llomccomirw donct Shl to portnkc or orne \\ ~~. rf'd
"clcom••d nlumna nnd sul.ljccts b~rrws g~ O\\ mg near the· rt.
<.Jucl'n Wmnar-'s talents at th~ {h•rttng pcMJI
kl'vhonrd wcrP lnLl'r dt pht;y"d ThPn, \\ llh 11 nn~>ty l hucklc.
ttl n dinnt'J. Wht•rc tlht• modestly b~lie.ing ha~ kutdly c.xpr.;sslcm
snt Lwfm c 11 panno und a t•vcnlcd he ··~dniaw•d, "Many exp,•rus
n Rl cul d"nl vl ability, dc\'t•loJ)ed Swt•nr lhos• things nrc pot son,
I hl'ough 12 YCIII s t•t prncllcc but l don't thank HO-len• t I've
Th" Hl-yc,Jr-ulcJ mCIJt•sty Ill o ne•¥t'l' C• n on:o.·onc dtc
ophomurc mustc lllOJOI'. She is , ct.'' •
n 1 nlly gtrl ond ports cnthuslnst.
She &S humble, bcnuttful ond
loyol. She IS o quce.n Tread softJ) mutt•s, they all
lw u'slc.eptng 'neath the turf • •
BHJnc.:,l:PORT
('liT) ~ICRIBf fCONNECTl
!-"rush
tbt_• hUN y"
Sl'nlor w, II. on, l hm c juRt
purchru • d .1 textbook ond I'm
lrytng to gN
change:> th•
O'Brien to clasli before thc•y
books ogaln -BtU
• • •
PORTLAND BF..ACON-On the
agenda for thsc:usston ot lhc
monthly banquet of the lntercol-
Yes. Jfomccmnang ts ovct-the
lootbnll come, the cionc •• tho pn
rod~; wJil b .. furgott~'n, but mony
wtll l'f.>mcmbea· Queen WtnnJc I. Letter From Shuck Tells
Of Pacific Area Conditions
Sitting Pretty?
Make it Pay!
r"nt men and skmny womt nl
Her<> Is n chance to mnke your
undes&roblc liJ'!urcs eurn you
m11ncy Ami all you hn\'" to do
Is n•la:<.
Bntham; tmtl lli'C blandurd
equipment untJ tht• employer
guurnntcc" h••t~l even tf he hus
w sumd b) and hght nt:1tches.
The ort departrn('nl needs mod
t•ls. males nr females 1n all Or L Edward Shuck, LC
pollttcal scu:ncc instructor on u
leave of al)S{!ncc, m n lcltc.r fmm
the Poctfac thcntcr to political
scumc•! profcssot · Dr. U. C. Du·
bnch, dcsl.'rtbcs th" Korean sltu
allon ru; crucial. 11 is opportunity
he wrate:;, for t.hc UN to cnrry on
an in\(.'rnolJOnnl rehnbilitnlion
dfort.
H(• belie\ cs UN forct•R should
continue lhc right ogafnst Com·
munisls untH Korcu is unilcd un
dct one government ccedtng slowly wtlh only a few
substnntinl butldfngs and hun
dreds or thousands of shocks
mode of wood and corrugated iron
dottmg tllC ruins.
Aceoraang lo the Jetter. the
most atriklng phenomenon 10
Monlla Is tht.• tncredJbl y corrupt
and inefficient governmenl. Hav
ang r• t•n from o peasant revolt, -th cx1stang government "go\~
blu.hley on lootang the Ph11ippme
nnct American wxpaycr."
Shut·k expects to go on n lee
turc tour into Central and Noa
lhem Luzon. He will then davidc
hts time to teach m t.hrec Momla
uniVCI Jties-)( •tate Counesl w( r pi n con
cu nlng th• purrho r Cltrd y.-
lt m. Jo vur Nlt ol J mt r•n Bro •l'h
ond nl thentr throughout Port
lnnd Amon~! cnlii'J!t r pre ont
ctl wn L ·w ls nnd Clnrk •••
ltOOSEVEL·I RANGER-B 1\'
you notacx~l hnw much th Arthur
Godfw} p ugram 1 like thr Bing
c ro b) how" Arthur sings n
-n n m r n n r Pu u u: w a u u ...
MOCK SHOCK
A bat.hor whose clothing wu
&I rowed
By winds fhat had Jeft her quite
nuda
Saw man come along
And unlus I am wrong
You oxpoc:tod this line lo be
lewd.
-Ilhnoir. Tcchonolgy Newa
fliP rrnn an n wuuwuuw !Q:
song or t wu and ktd!t nround Bang
Stni'S .1 On!:! or l\\n nnd kid~
oruund. Only Crnsby hos more
ktds than CodfrN·.-Dnrns Bruhn. • • •
Ont:CON EMEHALD-Raght
now there n~c probobly as many
good hes in the club house as
lhl!l'c are on th£! golf cours" •••
PORTLAND BEACON -Ah,
youthful Youth! In Educ:!tlon beth Hopkms o1 T wma, rrc: t
d on rr:porta ahc wu tutcll-hJk
lng nud(' w ••ntrnc; !d by D lx,
euy .JudgP Wtllmm Sw n y to
30 doyw In JOll-for h.l\ tng nQ
vunbl• m• nn1: of support
• • •
PACIFIC IJIJTHP.R \N MOOn
INC MAST-r~Vtl')un qu..: t
1d t W(. r ('lt.m rk! t th
hr t oil chn I m1 to hr • I
tomghl 10 th1. ~~mn' tum Th
~nio clru w11l p 1'\!:.or tht
mt.x~• .. . .
OREGO:': STATE D R~_ .....
'T'T'I:'£'"DR-Appltc u ns for th po
l1on of f tllm dltur n •
B:rromctl' nn hun t
t'<l bl Editor Bob Young Th
\: c nry w.. nl d ·ben f t
tnPr fcotur L'dh l~rry Kott
transfvrred to th UntV('l' 1 o,: o
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OREGON STATE BAROMETE'H
-It looks hke D1xieland Is hN'C to
stoy-ror while nt least You
con•t dnnce to it. It's not pnrticu
lary plcasnnt to listen to, but at
do•.:s gave one n clearer under
standing of lhc wnr between tht
North and South.-De. n Schnmp
'The More Firma
The Less Terra-' hall, a freshman shootmg hil~ ftn't
grunc of pool, oskcd tus erstwhile
instructor how to shoot a hole-m
one Tht: Instructor must have
shown hun H~; 's lilt walking . Almost c\•ery art stud nt around ·w1th a cuebnll in hlS '-~ thcd h f
I un:a a genum mg o re-
rnout I, ('-" h th l d ( • • • ~~ w en e run rop o CC·
ment wus pou1 ed mto the DC\\
ASSOCIATED PRESS-ElWI -basement for th«! or.t buUdtng
Scripters Scratch
In Writinq Match -The mo t nmuzlng i.hing to
ht1ppcn for some Umc, tte<:ord
mg to E<hth T. Srnlth, m!ltruc
tor of s~crc lnraal sckncc, tli
th~ fnct thot i.hc enure ad-
vonccd shorthand clnss passed
the 120 word-per-minute Gregg
ll\Hird te t
Mn: Smtih, at
peeled lcs.scr rcsul cern ex-For the p..15t ~o:\:crul months
lhis buildmg has been literal!)
~rchcrl on thin air while the
excavations v.; l!rC betng mad(' l t
Jookeli liS thOU(!h thP only thing
holding the uwldmg to terra
fnma v. us the front door 61lL
Actually the bUJldlng wos con
structed c:nntilcvcr styl wtth th
entire structure supported by
large c~mcnt bcruns ncltored
ftrmJ) to the hill but stud nts
hod a "funny fL: hog.. lihal
lookmg bock und r the bualdm hope~ and forms, fo1 figure
drn\\ 111~ .md sculptm·~.: cJnsst.os
from 2:30 to 1·30 p.m Mondoy,
Wt::dnc dny and Fmlay nnd 0
to 10 11m Tut.>Sdoy nnd Thurs
day Model \\Ill b<' poid 75 cents
n hour
B~.:rnord J:Unsha\1. . art profe -
or, and Bob Bo.'lrdwt•ll, JUOiur
nrt mn)or. wtll occcpt applic:l·
liOn ot the 01 t department "Unification no molter whtch
grcnl power pon11ors 1t Is whnl
o substllnttnl pnrt, If nol n mo
JOrity of Korcnns 1 •gnrd a~ t.hc
parnmounl need," he writes
"We'' c got the anillnllv<' ond
\\ "'vt• got to k cp throwing our
wc.~ght into lhctr (th~ Russmns)
teeth, no mutt. r what at lends
lo .• Sadie Hawkins Day Nears;
Unwed Ferns Slate Dance from lhe rear balc:on) tnto noth
mg but th1n ar Smcc th
lhntn of thr t•:nn the) h \i
entered u t C'l c u\.t u 1).
fearang any mmut to feel tht
!lllU"C lructJrc be l.n to swn)
Room for Rent
Wnntcd: Man student to shore
large rollm wuh buth. Cl(lSC to
busmcss dtslnct ond I.C bus.
Avofloblt • aftm Nov~mbo.•r 1.
Phone Bll. 8718
The Casual Bystander W.hen wnr brukc out tn Koren
Shuck wn~ forced to move to
Alaniln but .un hopes to rctum.
Shuck a lntes thnt the destruc
tlt)n of r.tanllu wn more thor
ough than he hncl Imagined. 'l'hc
WoH.-•d Ctty became n bull-duzcJ
plnln Pcuplt (II•' livmg m the
rums •f wnlls und lnrgc chur .. he •
Th'" ~building ol Mnnlln is pro-
Observer Finds Mount Hood Skiers
'Fall' Into Uncommon Classifications
By BiJI F"o.s
Shortly nCtcr Winter full~> on
Mount HHOd, skacr do tOo. ThP
cusuol by£tnndf'r \1. ntchl!li w11 h 111 •
t~rcst ns the typtclll ski •r:os oa rh•L
und da!ipluy their fom;;o
D D. 'l'umblc plunumL 'l do\\ n
crowdl!fl slopt!S ltl tht> SPl'cll of
sound. llc Ul Lhc nn<• J.:UY thnt
can lrulhfully lillY, "Cuf' '' ho I
bump<.'d m lt•dny' ~:, L'n Lht
dorton: c'l•n'L tdl
Don 0. Hill, l'UBgccl m<hvic'luul
l!;t, akts oni.Y w tu r• he r.nn bln.a:l
hul own t.rull. Ill In ur nnl:'•
tompan}' Ia tlw onl) pint c \h. t
ili'Llnl U( him ngoin
W1lllt• LIH' plods ohnul fn ht
far t tim nn I lls B m u
tur lover nt h'-' l ht f 11
till \ I w h nd nvt 1 I " I doesn't tnke hun lung tu ctltch
on-lo pt'Oplc, lre>cs nd pn 11
monan." Tn-pod sktlng as his
spec mit).
-Dawn Tlldu.sk '" rlVl' nt ci,J\\ n
and skits unltl dut k. H1•s back
has a pcrmnnent WO\'C.
Idn Bal{cdacnkf' wnuts to me .. t
he1· dream man Still, "hcon
spoken to l1y stran~t· mcn ("Pnt
don me, you's'C stundmg on ut\
toe."), slw ~Jn!!WC111 In lc • Nm
tPmpl, "Cnd '" Stu~ hnlt s t'tldg
hcccmsc ,:he ownli a chl\·l·
Ann Onimou , prnvt h'nl jolwr
t111s boots with snow whtlc the
owner sits In slot kmJ: feN h) 1
lng fare
ACtt r looking 1round, the en -
uol b> t,md r 1l lost r ach d n
conclu ion now mon llkt n
ktu By Duane Dozier
Now L'l the t•mc tor nll good
( ingll•) nwn to come to the atd
of thcJr !reedvm-by runntng like
mad' Sac.ltt• Ilawkms Day as
n~nrlng: th•• duy \\hen nlJ bach
elM'S llr•' cxplmt<:(l by the unwed
It mal•• .
S· On~ · \\ ns stnrted mol'c than
n dozen y.:osu-s ngo in n curntc 11tr1p
tw Al Cnpp. u sntlric::tl sort of
cuss. It \\us mcJ'(!ly n gag, but
It bccam n fad. progr~ssed into
o hab&t and J.S now !mnh ~,;n
lrt!IlCht. >d as a pnrt of the Ameri
can way of life.
It oil cumc bout thrOugh tlw
dr.utac: efforts of one Hekxi!btnh
lhm lun , hrst mnyor •Jf Dog
patch, who hod been vainlly try
tng lo pawn off hlS hom~ly
doughl<'r Sud1c-the u •ltest
wench m U1cm lhnr hJIIS"
Fmnlly, the old boy rcsotlcd
to lnw: whtch he himself wt'Oh~
He de!!n:t:tl that a fool rncte be
wn between nil the cllgtblc men
nnd m:nd"n ,,r t ht! fuir townshtp
uf Oogpntch . Alty tfl:ln caul!ht
hy n r.u·l must mal'l'~ her. l.tlllc
Sndu lo•l ed u burst of l!pe<.'d
1h tl "ould mnk" nn F-80 look
l,(ke 1 Lut th: nnd got her man
Loomis
Printing Company
61G N.W. 12th BR 13.t3 1 nc\\ hoh· .tnd C'lcl h mto the chasm •lo\\: -nnd Dugpntch J:O\
dO)
NO\\, lhts s1mplc conuc str:ap
gog \1. rum'L c<•nfmcd to Dogpatch
f01· long Llkc oll .. good" things,
1L burst the bonds oC t.hc rcnlm
o! mulre-bchcv and began to be
re-enacted an r. al life. The rc-
ult ha hccn similnr to a ne\\
nuUoiUJl holiday.
CoUcgl and hagh school stu
dents, clubs, lo.r&e orgnntL.'lt•ons
--&(lmc 50,000 m numbcr-no\1.
hold Sodtc Hnwklns Day parti
donee ~ ond apccsal dnys nnd
weeks Lc\\ is ond Clark IS no
~ ·~ptton , so ngnm this year os
ln Lhc past, A WS 1s ponsorln
the Sodh• Htm ktttt: donee. Satur
dru, November 18, 1n the rom·
nnl!tUm Look out, {clln I
Akins Calls for Boxers
To Form Team, Class
f.'tnnk AkaM. h••ad bu. ans
conch, 1 tmlllng for btox n;
H un~rcst is htgh, a warn wall
bt hu nwd and colleg" cr(t(ht
~h n Al•m onnounttd thot th~
bt t bo " w 111 J)urtictpatc in
l"\Xchang, mokc T'l' \\ itb Unl\1<'1'-
lh of Pol'tlnnd nu:t pring
J\·h n lnt r(• led ln \H tlmg
tor th Ptonc~.r m t tc m '~all
m~.: t Tu tl ~n G 29 nt II u m.
F'urth r tnto1 rnuuon Ill y be ob
t m d h\' rontactu1 Jam W rd
tn th 1 n PE ofltN: All ' rcml>dll'd no\ wath the
n \1. foundnuon
The bnsem\'nt "Ill houSi.' art
dcpnrtmt.•llt ~torcroorns nd clns:s
'OOms which h1w~.: been net"dcd
lor somdim~.•
Home Ec Leader
Rejects Loyal Vet
Poor OlC' the httl chte!uun,
h 1 g&\-ert hlS ~t in lovmg rv
JCe to Ruth Chtndgren, bomc eco
nomics dep: rtm~nt bend No\1.: h
is bem ~J ded for n new lov
nnd IS' he rt-broken lJ huntin
another O\\ ncr.
OJe h s al\\ ~ s bt.'<!n most ar
cumspcct-n< \ ~l b\.~n 1n an) c-
ddent It " onll 17,000 mil
o when Ql,' m•st ,ll\ e
ham a n w least' on hf b) pf'(
cntm , him with 'nl'\\ motnr
H~ i t 1 • h IX' U 0\ StJ
un lilt,; 0 I h 1 tn t be nt:
t pl ttd m ht 1)\' n r' 1fC~Uun
b\ n \\ .uat~·
I • ur ( h;. h I 1 lltt.ll old
19-40 Poo1t1 c tn ( st re, Ul b -
gang to transit a lu lm ln
i lu 1 n hu " t J pa~ M
C:ha 5 0 \\ htl<> Oll'
ltno h• t \ th 1 u h m ·~.
h1 1 unh bll" uotal h
lmd •• h
-PG.Id dv rli .. mmt. Page Sue Tm PIONEER LOG F:uday, No.ambor 3, 19~0
LOG Inaugurates Series
On Former LC Students New Law Limits Vet's International Relations Organization
Cha~~e :~\1~~\0
\~ a~:~d! Boasts Vigorous Activity Schedule
snto £ftc t 1 ut nnt m n~ L ,, a,; Th lnlcmotion tl R lnuons lub hn cnrichld th lives of
nd Clar student \\111 be con club h • dlstmgutShcd a't:~ sd, llldl'nl ond f Jcult~ like B:r Norm Scbwingo
E Not E ) '" ffil 200 tudcnts I \ L' th ...
bu m~; nc I \ ct
r on tu cerned \\lth tlns unlc th y , rc n nett\\ pa \ aH, tnd n n n M "l fort:: agn l!tud nt 111: nc hn t nt thl" ""C<lld cru J \\urld of I h c.h Is m ~~ f)UI p rul drnmnuc ru-th In th club Mnr} W!lllol t
P nThnnmg lo c:l nget t 00
11 1 of London Ennl nd. 15 uclmg UlUILJt hoot
What beN>mt.: of lhl'S(' peopl after Ut ~ lea\ t; Ut~
Th \ as the quest~ on that \\ ill be aDS\\ • red. m .a fe\\ Cil C tnJ)U
at h.• t. IS OC\\ o\\ n cs ' m turc
Comp ld • f nbout 30 m~.:m p1 ldcrn OLhc1 members ID· \tCt n '' ho chans~.:s Ius ourse
1 be-thl' club hn \\on the rt' clud(' Zdcnt•k Zakes, Ct~chos o• of <:.tUd\ lllllrL th n l\ lCC n1U \ , • .._ m .. ~heomang ts.'rucs of tllc LOG::> ___________ _
tb :n tbe lust rt•clc I s:1, ct md a},p.n-cmuc'n of nil who WlkUl. Wo m t Wltltl•n1ng nnd {tl\ e JUSt on roJ lhc change a
Ull' lfllt'l c<~tcd In th~ nntmnul hl)hl>f l'l (;mnn, Gl'rmuny • In lhc \\ ord 1 \' tcrun "'Ill
nnd mh: 1 nntJOnDI dynonue fore\.:. Mr •tm~s 01 c h< lct c~1ch 'T'hurs-hn\·c to <>n·c C'\ tdt~( • lhat he \\ 111 d
c. \\ hlch £>11\: c-lnp lh globe dll) nt noou, on fin) on..: 1 tn I I n aluna nd fonner Education Classes :stu atts and w h t the~ h \ c r--
d ruut 1) need lh tr.nlnlng of 1'ho,; clull hn long lu tot '· 'lted to nUcnd the new cour'S fo1 hi.!! future
b<'m& nct1vc m lhc old Alban) ----pu:.l:: m~ ~~.I\ m~ Lc\\ l Active in Social
JO~has 1\ all h "-QUite <In effect college, ::md conunulng lhUi Business Office trOll 1t IJ \\ and Clnrk It h
C!D the collcg busJD offace be n paruculnrl) OCliH' Cancels Charges N ~AD~ ~~~;ro Service Areas
h p agnm.-:;\ "rue
~u-. .. ·n Kathl n Me
t .......... m tell
n :t rat '' tul
Kat l\\ c:c gr.1 oed
n. ~ pnn
t ...... hm n nd gcun I ~t
pr ng as a naor Sh \\ als!l
mbe oi Mu Pru Epstlon
~:hu. .. .lllal -n en' mu lc bono •
Erodelph ans nnd Stgmn
R s tt • ..., ..., ell past
or dent of Am.icans..
In n ktter to D John St.ark
E\ head of th muste de-
P ent. K lhlec.:.n told of her
perJcnces at l.hc N<' ~ England
C r"\ -a tory
In oraer to be gn:en advanoed
[;Hjt.Udtn~ c:-edJt fo .. 83c.hclor or
'M••, ... c: degcre I had to take four
...... -lm.:.gme m~ surpr1SC'
•·n• '" e> n B on my bar-
exum B-plus- on c:oun-
,,.~,nn·nt d As on Ill) othu
• The c:redlt fo; tins go
hl to ~u D E,.-ans) and
an th
at L.C I b
r'k
U1 nnu•
to~
~ ch m t
•r .... Mu Phs chapter
loo f to
:f r
m poSt&:npt, sh 'COnfu'lcd
\ I>e.=in H lme:;. of \h Con-
ocy d ner Lh t
ll'an! 1 udcnt
eru r y
t· p
Jtb ood f'r.i'i ['~
rtaml) spea.J.:_
1 -rn.-th d partmrot f
a· LC I peak proud ~
LLJU LeI d c f
~ge
!V CF Slates Thomas
!s Wednesday Guest
Clrt Tho ~ t'St coast
al dJ !elor of Inter Varstty
Ch tum Fellov;&:hip u-ill peak
noon No' t'ltlber 8 m BA-1
mbe's of nrcr. •
duatc f the 03Uus Theo
•.Dllll:l.l'l•. Thomas has
ne:n miill) r-..u:le:s for I\ CF
:azmes ~d oth rclts1 as
PE odica He Will ~k to
u thro.u,ghout Lm Acll\ 1) en eel 1n nme dlf-If student drop out of cltool 1046 r nont of .Jel I n let:! the nd •h.. hool dol not ln(o m ,_.
~ ~ Th• an1 •lion 1.$ d(."\•IC<lll>d t da1
' .. o" 1n Ed P!l undt'r th"' • ""'~-ns dmam5trDU n "Jth- d d -.: -e. " • "u:.. not onb t , tud' mg n un t-r
01 H S Tulll direcU n IS m 30 da\: !ollowm the termm: l ndm natlun. 1 1nd mterna-
P uc ~ L d f Youth m uon of the mudent ttendnn , uonnl problt:ms. but to uggcst-
th Po tl nd The n u: h1 h lhc hool \\dl be chnr t>d for me und fmdmg nswcrs to the
.fi • n llm\.nt h now tht "im prt blcm Thruugh the sponsor
ached i5 Since lht.: m!onn. uon tm ' t-n t"lf p.; ke1 ueh u Ba~ m d
DlS'tnbtumn of cU\ alics hes m eran's lonns \\ publ~ h~ tv.o Ru un Nrgn:1 Qunl.ct' pnct:flst,
th follo\\ mg fields Church " 1..-s ago se\ crnl \ dcrnn how~ \1: ho poktl he1 c last month, the
outh ,;:roup 15 Gul Scnuts. 3; ask('d m nbout the time lurut
Bco Scouts i Red Shteld. ~. for applying ror GJ lo au; All
Y _a.t.C.A 6 Y.W.C A. i, Park applfentJons ror tonns must be
Bureau I Campfire GirL' 5: &>-m de withtn the ten-year !)!!nod
oat ttntcnr>-Frtendl) .. house nnd r llow·mg the offac1 1 end , f the Forensic Squad Sends
Team to Southern Meet
cqthhorhood house 4 and 5 \\·nr Tire Fon•ns:tc SQUud, ~upcn I ea
bv Ne.ll Sabin. ts planning to
s• nd n group to the debate tour·
nnmt nt. NO\'cntbcr 21. 22 and 23,
sponsored by the W ~stem SpC(!Ch
OSSOCJ3llon ot Pcpperdme colltg"'
m Lo Ang les. .respectl'll c.l) Remember to keep up your G
The education and youth ll!:ld-1. inSurance pt.n-ments If ) ou
.: lup class '' umque m ats carry that type or policy bcc:oust.>
m thod wh1ch mtegrntl"S theory 1c you let th m lapse ~nu wall
\\ 1th prncuce. ccordmg to Dr h \t: to taltc. l ph IS! en I oexamm
Tut1lt: Th student 1 plnced m nllon and th premiUms \\ m Tlw quad hns complct d two
pracllC\! debates Wllh Pnctfsc una
\ erssty m pl'eparotion for U1e
C hforncn c't <'nl Onl} th best
dcbrlturs from tht coll<!Cc wlll
be elected lo attend lhe tourna
ment ctua.l JtuntJons m JrrOUP \\'Ork probably be h1ghcr now
ndt'r up 1 r As prnbl ms
r noountered he ~lves them
by rcfl'!N'ne<> study nnd guidance
th t t I t du-cctl) to the prob
lem
Som of \\hat Dr Tuttle calls
""noal lite problems to mt.>e.l and
be soh cd toda,• b)• th e le dcrs
or lomonow nn.> proJects far lhr:
group t de\.-cl p certain trn1ts to
help the tntro,; ert. to brtng 1n the
utstder und to break thl' Cr\lS"t
of l.f<ent ed ant rest or th
dl\ 1dual to the mt .. rc-st of th
p
Dr Tuttle bcl1 \ n apprco-
boo f hum:m nature and DJOY
m nt m th \\ k is fostered m
t nt ;.agh th~ pro-
ram. Such apprcclalt n a found
n of Jtm Godd rd'
m cl at the ·y" 'Whtll:' dcm-
nstrntmg th left jab" to a
tr!'l'mp of ~ oun l rn one f them
pra r n ught Jim
f , ....... ti and land d ptt feel
n his \
Dr. John Stark Evans
Able lo Receive Visits
D Jo n Star E\ nn head o!
tl m 1 d partme.nt IS believed
ut of dang r at Good Samruitan
hospital He \\ 111 be out -of the
h ptt.al oon a3 h1 ble£.-d.ing
ulet: condJtton cl ars, after
whtch he will spend two weeks
at h resting V15Jtcng hours
!rom 2 SO to 3 30 p m ond Boris Sirpo Announces
First Concerto Dale
Bo lS Strpo oonduc:tor of the
collt g~ symphon) hns t No
' ember 1.2 ns the f1rst eonl.'('r\ m
thP 1950-51 ~cason
ThP Concerto Sl'rs Ill ! .:1·
tUn" OUlSUlndmg mW!Il" ffiUJOI"S ID
concertos for the instrum nts of Students from SC\Cral
t lc w11J pa ticspatc western
in the
New Education Strength
Parley on Tap Saturday
their ma]OT B1ll Bat I ':Y • eninr A dt cu ton on newer "'3) to
m \"tolln, wdl b P entcd m I hengthan tenchcr cducnlllln pro
the first of this rles m WtLni w-1nm m Oregon "',11 be con
'>kl'5 second onet>rtl> duetcd bv Run Vnn Hom, Pncl!u:
Orchestrnl 1ec:-tlons \~ 11 tn· r #U •not agent for home econo-
elude the 0\ erturc to tl1e Secret i d ucatmn of the Umted
Mnrrt ' by Ctmnro und the Stat Office ,r Educnuon, Sat-
firSt mm ment f.rom Brnhm' urdo\ No\ ember 4. 9:.30 tun to
f rst svmphonv 2 p m m Pnlatme Ma.nor
Bob Misley New Prexy
For Pioneer Lettermen
~ lettermen lub Ord
f L holdtn . lheJr farst m un.: All lcn~h rs of college home
e nomtc::s m Oregon have been
lf\\ It d t ll\tcnd th1s S<!SS!on. n.c, \\·all b cntcrla.mcd nt n
lunt'he« n m the college c:nfelenn
at 12 30 -------
of the tenn last ThumJa, el clcd Godsil, Turney Speak
new office-s. The) wer pr -
dent Bob Misk-y, '.CC-prM.ident. Hrun GudSll. stlJdent body
Jack Heru') cr tan -treasure presadent. nnd Btll Turney, sen
Hab Wilhams, nnd scrgumt-nt- wr debntor, addressed Uw Wo·
arms. Ken Knudsen m•·n·s club of the Centenary-
The lclte.t men whose mh l.sor W1Jbur Methodist c:hurch on Nov
IS Eldon F.lX. Will plJ progrnms ember J The subject or their
at the remnming home football speeches wns me.ntnl health,
games in Vnughn Street daum --
~ilh R:l} Howcc actmg pro Women's 'Murals Start
gram clln1nnan Tin•y Will o11lo Wt.,men'lf tntr:t:l•W ~ \ ullc~ lJnU
act as U&hers to ort Dr Mor gnmc wall begtn Novcmb r 9
gao OdelJ..s pnrty nd I 1l1n \\om n "''' > et Stgncd and de-
coll_g pr •d• nl! t th m'ln to plo) on n team must mtcrested an he mg
m ted to attend a -from 7 30 to 8 p.m
u.u•& t.a Cl Ba~ IVCF
'.! l
!Freshman Seminar
A t>tw3y gwde :tS tx-1n p
p e:d bJi memben of the 1 euhy
and d.mmiSU'atian for the forth
C'Ot:r:.ln freshman reau:nar No
~"el'hber 1.; accoJdang to D n of
St .. denu Vergd S. Fogdnll The
kJPJC lo be discussed 1 "Some
Stgnlficant. .. 1\1-cas to Explore. 1n
Ch tn a Vocauon mg gnmes.. n tlf) Pfll Boo I Box 1 ii before
Rev. Dodson Returns
The Rev IF' uhugh J DociMn
Jr mstructor m re.hg1on, 1
bacJ n campu oft.er an cmer·
g,Mtcy trip to Balt1more ns re
lt of h1 father's sudden ill·
n Tt e elder Mr Dodson IS
n~ p st the cn!:ls or hJS Ul-Librarian Joins Group
Dr Laurence E Tllmhnson wo
appomt.cd laJ't week to member
ahtp 10 tht> Pncaf1c Northw l Ll
br:af') D oc auon
HIS work Will b m dult ~.:du
catJon lhrolJghout th~ Northw 1
nr-Th Ri:'. Dodson after hhlllS Women Sla1e Tryouts
2~-wcek t.np v; all m ct
cl toduy
See. 512. P. L. eM B.
U.S. POSTAGE
PAID
PortleDd. On.
Penal! Jlo. Ul Women' s ak1 llj outs wtll be
NQ\'embcr 18 on Ml. Hood Any
one mttorcstcd tn knn~ for the
Jllegc must agn up with Hc.>l·
tcr Tum• r or Gordon Bult.erf1cld
bcfon that daw
IHIMII -II&TI -
-.~ w ..... ,, •• ,. o~·cmbcr 7
Student Speaks to P-TA
In abJOfl! Sverklie, student
!rom Nor\\ n~. Will address lhe
Parent-Tt'achcr USSOC.IDlton woup
at Lkwd) n J;rnde lchoo1 Nov-
mbtr 10 She "all talk on Nor \' o, und tt. ··hoolK
LOOMIS
PRIITilfG CO.
PUBLICA nOK8
"'ld
C()MHf!RCIAL WOU
BB lMI
.,Ill N. W. lith A••· • All C."ll'l YJOJ: ehnr~c: Will b('
<.'811N.•Ih>d for tl'tudl'nts pa;) lng
thc1r occ~unt tn full-tuttlon
ronm und boa1'd, lab fc.:es. mus1c
I nd •thers-b) Nnvcmlx·r
15, Pnrl! Stl'\\ .1rt college bUSI·
ne m nngcr unnouncrd thu;
week
Speech Arts Deparln1ent
Lists Metzger Debate
S)><.occh sludcnts Crom Lewts
nnd Clnrk \\'Ill parlic1patc 10 o
debate bc.to&e th~ Metzger grade
school Pa.rcnt-Tcochcrs assocln·
tton tonight, 10 Mcb:,g('l'
BtU Turney nnd Byron Kel
ham w1ll oppo Fred Bergman
nnd Chorllc Huhn. The question
under debate wall be "Should
lhc Non Commun1 t Notions Es
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Sf~fe ~nalor Wayne Morse
lBy'M ClARK COLifG • I I I t• . w ams a ams so a IODism/
LEWIS AND Cl..AR.K COLLEGE 1867
I VOLUME IX Por11a:nd. Oregon. Friday. November 3. 19~0 Numbt'tr 7
Far East Religious Leader to Speak P~ease Take Note!
On Japanese Christanity Theme It ,~s2~;: ,;.~ ~~6~c '·
By Palricaa Whilo • n~ pence. He r• turned to .In-Dcnn of Women Ftccdn Hnrtz-
l)r Toyohlko Kngawo, Jap-pan ond rcmnancd thert' durmc feld's le.lr·phonc number 1.5 an
me.() Chrasunn !coder. will speak thl• wnr He wns nrr" ted thu.>e cot reel m tlu• recently released
tn n pecan! con\'ocntaon at 11 taml"S for his oppollltJon b(>hefs. Plont'~o;a Gu1d• Thts yenr, as
1m. Frld ,,. Novf'mb••r 10, 1n He hn!: sancc worked for thl• rc-Just, her phone calls renc:.h Ute
thr coliC$:• g) mnnsaum. IlLs toptc habditaUon or Jnpnn n!Sidcncc ol &mnrd Hinshaw.
wall b t\ Nl·W Dny or Chrt -Dr Kagawa 15 the author of Ol't lnstruetor. lnstend
unmly an J~tpun •· thi'Cc books. "Befort' tlw Dawn" To Jessc.n tht. confwron no
Support r of l.tboc cr nnd an • utobaography; "A Shooter doubt pr cnt in the Hmshnw
frtrm••r, ndvocntt' o( cooperota\ es ut the Sun," a scqunl telling of hom!:' been us of th~ ~r. and
nd rcllgwus t'\'nngclist, Dr. Ko-American 'VlSilS: and .. Luncnang to lu .. 'Cp Ma HGJ"tzfcld'a phone
gawn hntt won world·wadc nc-to the Vo1cl of the Wnll ," n rJngang, plen c note her cor·
clrum fllr lwa ChrasUa.n aclJ\'Ill~. re\'lc\\ of pc LSon expea wuoo 1 reel numlK>c" CH 5463.
He u: nO\\ mnkmc o s1x-month
t!PI'llklllg lour, hiS IXlh \'I it to
Amcrlcn.
Dl KagOWil WD!i bnm an Kube.
J.•pnn, 10 IRRI:I lh• \HIS l.:dUl'<th..>d
nt ,\JciJI ,.,, c. h> tm111n MlssiC>n L&C Tops Chest Goal; ·
Leads Local Colleges
rollcgc en Tokyo In 1941, he Lt•ndlng trll t1thoa ciJllegcs noLl wc•n 0 curs In the 1950 cnm-
cuan(! tl• the Uncted Stutes to prl\ atl'! :trho•llc: tn th~ PQrtlmd
study nt Pt lnceton Theologacnl ,, .... , LcwJ nnrl Cln• k IOJJJlCtl llS
cmmnry. whtrt' he •·ecei~cd his 1050 O>mmumty Cht!St ~onl .. r
buchPlo a of dh lnlt) degree. Sl130 und rccelvt>d the c:lll'!!t
In the folli)\\'llll! )'Cill s. he • Oscar'' m 1 'CORUIUOr\ or the SUC•
'' orkcd to cstnbhllh a church- '~ of the campus dnve, nccord
dtlem• nt m Slunknwn the ang to Ralph Scott, n !sUint to
slum. of Kobe, which he cnJh:d Pres1dcnt Odell
ha laborotol ~ :md bna omcter. ln Student group • he Jdt•d by Bob
0 J..-a he began the !n-st labor PHcrs und Bob HJiken. collect~
•e:hool ~250 from lht: student body md
In 1018, l)l Kaca\\ u started th• remoander was contnbuted
the Cons u m c r s' Coopcrath c b) faculty and t.nH members
1mong lol>orcrs. He helped estnb- Pl'l"5adcnt Odell, whu IS ebaar
ltsh the Jupan FL'<fcrnllon of La-mnn of the puvate schools ce
bor nnd the Jnpan 1'cnnnt Farm- t1on of the Communal) Ch t
'-r.s Uruon. 1 go\·crnmtnt and educnUon dJVl·
Othcr acuvattcs of Dr. Kngtl\\'11 ~on, \llas 0\\ nrdcd lh~ 0 cor nt
1ni'IUdt.:d rclll'f work followmg u report lunche-on Wl . .'dn('Sdoy al
the carthqunkcs or 1923 and the MultMmah hol~l Rt.--ed col
lfl:!i, lcctutc tours In Amcncr., lego nd Mullnomnh ,•ollt'gt' nlsQ pnt •n
l.o~sl ur c u m p u,; c:l• t
mon"' \ n di\•ICtcd nmon.: tlll•
Aml'r&can C.1ne~ 1 oocty. the
Notional Tuberculosu: dnvc, the
Negro SclldliJrahip fund and the
Amenc: n B~en1 t socu:ty ns u ell
a U1c nthcr agenl!les served by
th Community Chest
Magazine Contest
Open to Writers
TI1c fifth annuul College Wnt
' rs' Short SL ry contest has be n
nnnounecd b\ Tomorrn\\ mngu-
Z.Jnl'
Thte c.-unl a:. open 10 any-
Englnnci :mel fnr cast cuuntrlcs
ond the C\'Dngeht!llc "K1ngdom
.r God Ml)\: <'menl" 111 Jupon one r cgistm ed .tnd tnking .at lcw;l Roberts to Explain uno Ci: un; In nny colk,gc or unJ-
Il\ m tht lJn1tt>d Stntcs
Before..· rlw war, Dr Kogilwn
me l•> lhl.s C(IUntry to la • to Chrl.Stl·an Concept Thl~ mclud undergraduate. c c1duntc .peel II ex ten 10n nnd
aclult tudcnt.s
wh1ch mn~
words. "Lll not
be Civil Service Talk Misinterpretation lX=u c;io~
Gwalym 0 Roberts, ossastant Judged b.> the editors of Tl()morSet for Wednesday professor of psychology, \1."111 r "' nd the c.>dtlors of the Creo·
~peak on "Christtan MC(),kn " li\C Age Press an afhhate Fn-st
Students mterestcd m Cl\'il during the November 9 crvace prfzt 1S S500; second, S300; thm3,
m Copeland :MemorJn1 chapt;l ot $200 Any number of manu crlpts
11 a.m mn~ be submatted pro\~adng none
ln n snopshol prc\'icw of his ha\ been pr"vJously published
spct'ch., Robert dcclr•rcd. "Chras- En~h entry must be aecompnnred
wan meekness as one or the by the student's nnme, home ad
Mrs.s Cnnncn Cnstct. held rep-ChnstJan concepts v. hach WI.:! hnvc dres: nnd the nnmc nod address
I ~:.rntotlve 0( the Portlnnd So- r th II I . tt d' \•1cc arc tn\'itcd to nttL•nd an
mformal tnlk held m the place
ment office from 2 to 4 p m on
Wcdnc dn), No\'embcr 8,
canl Secur•ty udrninJstrt•lmn, wall
sp.-.ak. She as mtcrt.>Sled m tnlk
mg cspec:anlly wath seniors who
may ue tokmg Cl\'11 serv&ce
cxnms. 'fh•' ln:;t hling dale iM
these c.: ·nms as Nuvcmbua· 15.
Also. Mass Cnslcr. 10vJtcs nll
ucllll scwncc mnj{li'S who m1ght
bt; lnt~rcstcd 10 bceommc r1 Jun
ior profcssaonal n lstont "Thts
JOb," she nld, "would p.sy from
3100 to $3850 per year." mi!.Jnt••t J..II'Ctoo. It IS completely 0 1.! co cge li' 1:> n en mg
unfair to the n•hgwn uf Jesus to Entt aes \\til be rt!lurncd only tf
connect Hun walh the 'jcllyftsh' they nr"' nccompana"d by a self·
,,oint or \'tcw. Too rnuch ntccty i•ddrc. lXI. stamped cn\'clopo.:.
aud pwusncss is assoc.intt .. '<l wllh Entraes should be <•ddresscd to
Christianity whercus it js rcnll~· Cullcgc Contest, 1'omm"l'OW mag
n wuy of bic UIBt ts ruggt.'Cf and nzmc, 11 En!ll 44th strt'ct, New
aggressh•e:• York 17, NC\\ York.
The PlOlessot•'s background In--------
Students who take thas eludes work ut the Unlve.t l>itics
M Wu1es and London; the Unat
cd Theologacal college, Abcry
stcwytb: the Unatcd Theologcca1
civil college. Baln. and Lccd Unavcr-Dr~ Odell, Godsil
Attend UN Day
crvacr cxomanntlou wtll b~; C!-,n· sity ~lcdacnl school
ldcred for positions wh1ch w1ll
be open ftcr gradunuon, June
1£151.
Director Slates Tryouts
For Alcott's 'Women'
Trynutli lor the drnm11 depart
ment's product ion (J{ "l.1tllo•
Wnml•n'' aH! t•ht•duled {ot No
vember ll nnd 7, nt 7:30 p.m. in
thl' llJ)C(!Ch 111 ls bua!dtng, uccoa·d
ln.: lo Ar&hua Coe Groy, dirt>c
tnr 'I'hc ••vcr-populnt • Louasu
M11y Alcoll work Is slated fot• n
O~;ccml>cc 13 nnd 14 showanJJ.
As the emil cnlls fur cl'VCn
w1.1mt n tlncJ ix men, tryouts nn•
~xpccto u to unco\'Cr som~ new
tnlr•nt, Gray said High-Ranking Physicist
To Speak November 20
Dr. Robert A. Malhknn , dcnn
of Amcncan physicu;ts ond co mic
rny nuthorit)', wtU be on cnmpu
Mondoy, November !0, for o c:on
vocntlon address an the ltyume~ •
• IUnl.
The .. hillion \'ull &pllrkplug" of
Lhc Cnluornao Institute of T<'ch
nuiO&Y wtll be Ill Pl••llond fot ••
~craes of pPukmg cngogcmcnls.
lie will nddrc s m••mbers 01 ·the
fi\•e downl0\\'11 churches ~t a
Sunda~ eve run~ Cl \'I~ in the
First Congrcgattonnl church tnd
will ol.so 11pcak bcf01e Utt• Reed
coUccc sturlc.nt body President Morgan S Odcll nnd
Hnrt) Goru:il. student body
pre .) • rcpr en ted LewiS nd
Clark at ll spec10l ceremony m
commcmorntJon or Umted No
tion's duy
The progrnm, held on the :;tqJS
of the Cuy llall, SO\\ the coun-
6Cls nf Gtcnt Brit:un, Frnncc
Mextcc.• and othm-s pn:~cntcd
D•>ct.Qr Odt'll mtrodu('Ni LC\\ ls
und Clnrk .fureicn students, l''r•ed
hoff Bergman , Mm~· Wolford,
W\!1 ncr Wilkcnmg ond K1miko
Hamada
The Umtcd Nnhon' flog \\ n
pres ntcd to Mnyur Lee and
"hilc the U.N. rnnrch w
whi tie , bells nnd liirens \\'t•ac
hcord in cetebratJOn or lh~· 1945
roundm of the or·gnnu;nllon Urges Survival Throug.h UN
By Norm Schw1ngo
If we ore to auntlve we mus-t work wath ond through tht<
Un•tt.>d Nntle>n!l. Oregon's junlor st>nntor Wn,:.'l\c Moi"G told C!'Jn
\'ncatwn audacnce Ut the gymnn aum Wedn!!Sdiiy mOl'nm~
"Am nCII ctmne>t go zl olon any more, .. he warned .. I nlutJon
iJ!m will lend ton umlntcrol wn.rw1lh On(' ot the commurulit powC!l1!
Politac•ans must th.ln~t 1n terms
of Uu~ next g nf'rnllon rather
thnn U1t next election, Mor!IC
urged M1Stakes tn foreagn poUcy
must be stopped, he wnmcd
UWc must r('nllz ," he s~ud.
"that there a.s a revolution of
th colored mnacs of lhc world.
Colonial amp nnl.Wn IS through "
Mon;e struck repentcdly ot
the isola uonl!m thnt "has swept.
the country !ollowmg World War
II nnd wntncd thot gJ\ ang Eu
rope wtth Ill great industnnl po
tential to RussJa '~ ould m~'nn 25
yc.'U'S of unrel,..nUnc wor for the
United Swtes.
Dcmobihzotion wtul too !n!"-.
he mamtalncd, ond full mobahw
taon, botll economic and mihtnry.
ts an ammcchot..:. vitnl nccessit~
Our economy IS our greatest
dl r ns • weopon," Scnntor Mo (
II lh Mlll'd, "lind is hHChL'd inSCp
crob}.) tu ccurlty We must re
nuun str<•ng long enough for
Russu1 to sec how thangs ure."
In response to oudJcncc ques
tion~ Morse SUited his bcl1cf thnl
Red Chma wlll probably be seat
ed m the U. N.--uftcr the clec
taon The U. S should. however,
1n has opmton, continu to op
pose the move on the basiS of
prc\'IOUS mtcrnntionnl rerogru
uon of d~ fncto governments
FoliO\\ mg the address. Buker
Fcrgu~on, Oregon st..nt.c director
or the Crusade for Fr~om,
pre ntcd L<!WlS nnd C1o.rk with
a woodc:n replacn or the !rcc.
dom bell to be kept on lhe cam·
pus. Hnrn Gods:Ll acccpt~.:d the
bell on behalf of the tudc.nt
body nnd coUcg". British Operalics
Visit Campus Soon
To Show Works
The lntrrnaL • Opcrn c:ompany
of Great Bntnln wnt present
three opera m the campu" thc:t
ter November l8 Sponsored by
the mUSJc department, lhe group
wJIJ present '1..o e In :. Cofiee
Cup," b) Bnch "Thomus nnd
Sall:), .. by Arn": and '"Th Mu
!:1clc Mn.ster." by Pergolest, da
rected by Fn.:derack Woodhoust:
mternataonally knov."n smger :1nd
lecturer. -AtliS\S for the onc-rught per-
formonc('S art:' Kctur.~h Sorr II.
Stephen Manton tmd Fredertck
Woodhou!;e. lntunDLe Opera ls
u called bccaure ot Jts relation
to both chamber musac and rep
ertory theater drama. It cmphn
siZes the humorous and avwds
the tragJc m opcrat1c preform
ante ..
Reserved scat uckets u~ on
sale toda) at Dr John Stark
E\'llllS' olfice. in the mwuc bu.ald
mg. at 1 SO each.
Rally Today
Yell kings Ball Lench und Mut
Zusman wtll lead the .student
bod~ tn n pre-game rn:tlr in the
Snock Shnc.k nt 1 p.m. today. Th
collegE" pep band will do Ut
mu acal honors and speakers Yllll
be presented to students
Portland Business Men
Give Civil Rights Nod .~ Axe
Th purpose of the Ca\•fl ngbts
l~slutton lS not to try to help
the negroes or members of a
manoraly group, but to mnke d ....
mocracy more complete 1n our
own commuruty,• snid Dr H1deo
Hnshtmoto. fnculty ndv1sor of lh
cavn raghts cumpaagn on the
campus.
Many outstondwg l!ltaz.ens ha\'c
••o•ced thc.U' optruons on lhls ball.
among whom nrc Mayor Dorothy
.McCulloch Lee, who saad, "A re
JCCtlOn of thiS ordmnnoc would
present the Sovtcl propaganda
machane wath an opportumt ,y lo
grmd out als fn\'Otate lhe.me to
the pc '~ple of Asta, "The Un1ted
Stntcs brand of dcmocrncy lS n
fuke and a hnm "
Ttus ordmnncc .forbtds dtSCrlm·
Social Security
Vote thisMonth
·ro dctcrmam: the dl'Slrnblllt)
uf nutaonnl social ecurlty eover
ttgc for the fnculty and ndmm
lstralJon omploycc n election
among those concerned has been
nppro\'cd by the collcgP t!.l {.'CU·
tivc oounl!ll lind ,,.,u be held
samctunc this montla, h wos nn
nounccd bJ. the busin~ o!tire
thts \\ cck.
A c-omplt•tt• c plunut&on of
bcncfiUI and oo ts wlll b<! fur
nu;h._'CI pre\'IOUS \o thl' clt~Uon,
'' h1ch tS pcndang trl\'Rl ol the
m.'<'\: ry !cd 1 al fortns. Furlhcr
i11fDrmutJon IUD) be ubtnincd b)
coni •cting College Bu lncss Mun
n~( r Pari St~.: \\lll t Students do
nul come under the OO\'cr l" matton on a~unt of nle\". color
or rellg1on 1n public plo.ces, lo
cnted m the dty. Among these
nrc hotels. trnns.tcnt lodgm and
roommg houses, rcstaurilnts, the -
te.rs, public trnnsportataon car
riers. bosp1tnls. :retail !!tores. bo\o,;}.
mg o.llcyes nnd mght clubs.
Many busin men matntum
lhnt ar Uu."i lnw '~ere p.•sscd H
'~ ould cut U1c cost of propert)
\'nlues nod cause some cst.ablish·
me.nts to lose mom~y bee u of
c:ttermg to mL...::ed trad
This tbeor), however, has been
d1sprovcd by the swtemenl of Tom
Micho.s. do\•m\o\\ n x-estnurnnicur
who said, "I would close down
this rcsmumnt before I 'QUid
tum down any human bcmg who
u·ould net as a Indy or gcntJ m n
should acl Our bustn ss h not
suffered lD Of\V w y from th
po.hcy."
In ref(.'t'CDCC to the btU John
'F ter Dulles, advlSOr to Se re
tary of Stute D n Acheson. 1d,
u ••• su.ch dJSC.rilll1mltlon is mor
all~ wrong Also at lS stupid lt
would be '~ unfortunnh: lf
lour caty should cling to proetae<'S
repellent to tbc people of Asi
and the PacWc whom \\ "' nt
Md need ru; fri nos "
One ot the more popul r l
gan~ in Portland's cx us;ldt! fill
lhc pnssag.., of lhlS me 3Urc
"-There's: no !":Olor line on U1t> front
line. why one at home•"
Tbas bill is cndorsl'd by Uu:~
Multnomoh Count)" Dcmoc.rahc
Central conunlttcc Multnam h
County Rcpublicom C ntral C\)m
mitt~ • Young R'-=Jmbllco.~ns nd
the Young Demcu:ro • • m: Pop v( l ~lrl ll /, iJ
Organizations ASk
fot United EHort ·
In Student Drive
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Mu Phi's Present Concert
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Charleston. C<Jmmercial Ar · as Life ork
Uke Reborn Attracts Cartoonist Duane Swanson •
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• • ar1es, oneers
Gunnmg :for thc1r mnth con-W 11 c '' h cil'mOnllu· ted o I Bud Dudg.:, pc ah d the Mt -
conn~ or th''csl conferenc~.: f trl~ pot~:nt ofi<ns · but has been tonory ga-ound force
\"1 tor) L wtS nnd Clark goes I unoblc to stem thcar opponents DefcmnH tnndouh (ot llll
IX! h\ Qrd tomorro'' night nt cormg thrusts Moan l'OG m Ko-Mnite and Crold ru Ed M GO\
\ ughn s~t ngum t Archae dros' ott. ck 1 quortcrbnck Clll ern, centc1 md ~.:o-capttlln \\ lth
Kodros W.httmnn Miss1onancs.. Boyes g~nt:"rnlly eonccdt-d to be-Boyes. nnd gunrd Jam Sab;er, "ho
The leogue--lcadmg Ptonf'en.; lht! top fhnger 10 the confcn:'nee won honorable mt•nllon m I!N9
Dl'C he~n il~ {n\r-on.'Cf to bounce the HO\\ t \ cr a '' ct held, whtch np-Whih Win Ono
Whits. occupnnls or thi! loop eel-pent'S likcl~ prospect. could con- Whtunon opea·tHcs frorn n com
1 r ,, tth a no "1n th~ loss rec· sadcrnbly hnmper any otempt to bmatmn o.J lht! T-fonnnUon and
ord trm d through the mr1ones. the single ''mg. lcnnmg tO\\ nt d rridoy, Novomb~r 3. 19~0
alurday • 1e
hu\c \\On but one contest out of d1cote thnt the P&ont; •rs huuld
1 thus far. ucnung hnpli! s Bt it-\Hn hnndtly LC pulver1t1..>d L111
1 h Columbm b) 3 21·0 rounl {acid 44 ·0 nnd whncked Pnctflc
1'hcy succumb t•d to Ltnftcld, Po-2-1 II, wht)P Whit mon droliP d a
( tftc nd Collegt• or ldnho tn 20·7 tH.ld l1J llll' Wilden~ nnd wcJe
lcugue piUJ nnd to \\'httwotth oJ downed by lht Badgers, 19-1. ln:;t
tlw Evt 1 gn~en loop ond Not thca·n \\ ct•k-cnd.
idaho In non-conference encoun- Jot> Huston's m•·n tu(• U\ lop
ters hnpc Cor thc cm•ountca, next-lP-
LC Fnvored tht.-lnsl hurdle on thc~.r wny tu
the Pt.! or ho\\ 1
1n gwncs la date. the Wulln John Ba:!>:ter, nll..conterencc c-the Mtchtgon style ot otto"k. The) 1 Comp.ull lt\'C SCIH cs \\'OUid 111
ctaon lost cason 1md speedboy Come Lmu· ts R p m.
range Juggernaut Rolls verVikings -
JV s Battle Rooks
At OSC Friday,
Win 32-14, 19-0
The J• '~ ecs sta) cd on th ' ac
ton path last \\ e<!k " ilh .suc:
c:essJ\•e Wln. o\ cr Wallnmcltc nnd
Lmbcld JV's. but fuce a !iC\ c~e
tcst LOdnv ngnaru:t lhe Oregon
Suate Rooks rn a gamt' scheduled
f Con>nlllS at 2~0 p.m.
Ba 1 Htcks was o ke>· f1gure m
U c: t\\ o w1ns.. In lr<iuncmg the
Bearculs 32-14 on the Reed col
1 (! Ueld Octobe 25. Hn:l.
rorcd t\\:0 tou~down hunself
rutd tbrC\\ f.or t.hrec othen; Wil
l u core t \\ lre on lonG
b) Ed Jarman " ho also
; fl n ~bt.} _yard qwc:k
A alflSt th Ltnfnld team ot
Mddann~ illc Oct ber 30 the PIO
n e woo 19-0 1lh Hicks start-
t the scor ng ~ 1til 38-y rd
ll:ir"l t Ke:n Goold The econd
·-..-..~ cnm n a pas!; t John
G don ~rho buckt...'Ci o~er the
na LC SlX pomtt!r
The Books this ear ar" load·
cd ~iih sam of the best of
la:IJ yem's high school talent.
They h'" Wlns over Idaho frcmh
61-7. Wlllamclic N'r. 4~-7. cmd
O~ on :fror.h 23-7. but were de·
!e led by :the Univenuy of
Washington freshman 33-18.
Thoy arc lod by halfbaCks
Pave Mann from California . and
Kaye Booth. Franklin. Two olh·
cr wclJ known Portland pl ycrs
help bolster .tho Beavers.. They
are Duane HC!lbig end Clare%
Taylor from RoosevclJ ·s Ted~
The Paonecz junior-vaaity will
be clou:! 10 full mength and will
feature a vorsaillc atiac:k with
Hicb lhrOWlng , and John Gor
don Bill Hund~ . cmd Bill Smath
fi~rhcading the ground of·
f~llSCl. Hard ruruung Lew Fuller
hu been declered iaeligiblc. The
forward wall is manned by such
s1aJwaz1s as Bcb Petors, Ernie
Hardt. Craig Hun!. Al Nickell,
and end Goold. -
Pilots Edge LC 22-35
In Hill and Dale Test;
Ekstrom Ends F ourlb
B Pen let n 1 l Po;t-
1 It> untf'.)
• t 22 "5 \Ao'Ul In L WL
Clark on U ,.. P two
"" quarter mu COlli 1 t
dBy ~A. 1U1 tunc of ll 22 1
H Oru hd half a lap c.h• nd
f D anc Moon• I,..C graduate
ttJdt-nt wbo pomts dtdn't
unt Ro HDncycutt of tb P•
v. aa thu'd m 12:05 dcfe:Jltng
P nt cr 5\.aJ Ru EkslfOn who
d l oubJ,. Wlth bu; h.ocs..
Don Ch tst.Uin on \HI fdth for
p, LIWld VJc NPls n rut'.! W y;ru:
Br ntn w.-.n lh,. next LC f m
A thre: mnn d• Jeg_ahan
Wallamcu c al o run "tlh
W St.&uH r nd Bob Sl phen·
n fm hm u ng thi I ad
but tt hkl• Moo wer,. J
nn n :r lh rCl LC STATISTICS TO DATE
Ind&\ 1dual sU1t1stlcs
Rw:htn
Cornu
Baisch
Francis Cox
Donahue
Bowes
O.ic:k Walker
Blalr
Scormg
Baisch
Blair
Bowes -: ranc:uo Cox 71
13
22
4S
31
57 YG YL
598 3S
103 2
171 13
331 13
173 0
302 2
TD
9
5
3
3 NY
563
101
158
318
173
300
PAT
0
0
0
0 I
Avg.
7.9
7.8
1.2
7.1
5.6
5.3
Total
~·
30
18
18 Team t.attsllcs :
Rusltmg
Lewis and Clark
Opponents
Pa mg
Lewis and Clark
To uti n•'t yarduge .
Lewis and
Opponenta
Punting Carries
318
189 YG YL
2082 H 1
503 214 NY
1971
289 Avg.
6.2
1.5
PA PC Yds. Int. Pet.
74 24 284 6 .'324
YG.
2266
638 ATg.
371
106 Reserves Receive
Workout in Conlesl
With Viks, Mud
Lc\\ .IS nnd Clark' Pl{lnCCI'S
slo hcd nnd swnm for six touch·
dn\\ ns and C1 3B·O \'iCtOIY liS they
sonk the outcluss"d Vnnpurl Vtk
mgs devp m lhe mud at Vaughn
sttcet str•dhtnl last Sotuadoy aft
t:"rnoon
1 8 14 Lewll and Clark Kicks
19 Yds.
?IS Avg,
37.42 PO\ ntt! m unkl~-decp mud.
and wntcr, the unbeaten P1nnccrs
all got Into the net ns coach Jo!'
Huston threw h1S cnlll c bench
at the hnplc Vunport squad
LC JV Gridders
Upset O.S.C. Rooks? I Donahue Tallies Initial T. D.
ThC' Paonccrs morc:hed to the
\'akm~ 38-ynrd line where lwlf
botl Bcm1e Donahue cut aCJ o :.
left tnck1c nnd splnsht.-d the rc
momang ) nrdagc mto lhe end
z.one Cor th~ lntt1nl scot c Tackle By Curt Copenhagen
Bull tin-Ska coach Cordon
Bullcrfiold announca5 thaJ thoro
will bo a ski :team tryout Sat·
urday and Sunday aitornoon at
Tunl::tlrline .Looge. Anyone who
hasn't been contad"Od as yet
should s&e ~c:h Buttorf1eld 1n
G 1 J this afternoon.
• • • common opponen t, W&llamt>lte 's
Bearkitt«nu, the rooks won 45-7
and tho Pione rs trounced the
'Cats 32-14. LC's point por game
average is 24 even.
The J a~., ees ' Jll bP .,., c.nken I
by the loss 01 L,cy,•a Fuller
Oashy bc!ck. but vars.1t) b 1 ks
Bru~ LongbaUa. Clnrk St phcns
Fronk Fan, JO\' Brcnn1>n nnd
Jtn~:man Jsm Sandv1g md Bill Johru:on wsll ::;t~englhcn
Smtthmcn consid(!Tnbl.J.
• • • lhe
The Pioneer varsity wu zatC!d
the number 40 team in tho coun
try this week by the 280 sports
writers and sportcastl!-n in tho
fiHh weekly AP poll: LC rO<:olv·
ing the same number of vo!es n.
North Carohna and Alab ma.
Oregon and O.S.C. weren't 1 ·ad. I Ball Johnson's Otlt.!tnplt>d l'On\·cr-
wn wus no good
On• of the scnson's top not.ch
gnd battles tnk pin('(' lhas
afternoon at Con·nllas when
LA.:\\ .tS and C1 rk' htch ll~ ing
Jayvee cle..: Cl1 tackles the vsunt
l'Ci O.S C. rook.~. This years stale
(r gndmc.n keep Beaver nlu
mnt hc:kmg thcJr chops every
lim the\ talk about {utur~ va.rKing Fills Line Position
For Palatine Grid Club Mmutt .. -s latrr, nnoth'"'r LC
dtl\ c bogged dO\\ n In the mud
rl\·c ynr ds lron1 anoth('l T 0 ns
Viking hulfback Da\ c Teycu1o
pounC<.'d on n Pwue<>r fumble
1'hc \ akmgs "ere forceri to punt.
but lh•· bull pun out or bounci
011 their 38-ynrd I me I' rancJ~
Cox took a handoff from quar
terbaclt Bruce Longbollo nnd
laal<"d mound right end towotd
pn~ dtrt Cox combmed some
nlc~ downflcJd blockmg wtth hiS
dcct pllvf' unntng to score tnnd
mg up A 1-'rcddte Walson to Ed
P<lU1 Jill chclted Cot the cx:h-a
J>Oint Jty ~>quads
ConferenC(! Standings
W. L.PF.PA
3 0 88 G
I ~':' 44
-l! 411 r.: 11%1i!7
I % :li :14
o 11 ' -• s-; Sa turur• a..ulu
:L....U·Ciark :W, VIUlpOrt 0.
(•cm-eonhn:~~ c )
Pacitlc 19, WbitmAn 7. (Frtdayl Ltntlcl4 7, CoL or 14a!ul o.
WIUAmett. o, OoL of Puget
iou.a4 0. (llon.coDfcre~~ce)
rhb wu:k·t:lll4 Gam"
WbJtmiUl at Lewts•Olarlt.
t.lnt1el4 at WUlAmlltte.
PacUlc 11t Paclflc t.uthJDran .
Col of Jdallo At 14Abo StoU. By Horb Wallioms
One o( th \ dt! • n lmemt:n on
the PQ\H?I hou • Ptonccr tc 1m,
stock}' guard, Jim K ns. I one
C"LC tht· m In cogs on the oHCJUil\'
rlutoon th1s ason Jun ts an
11 JUn<D )Cdr u mDJOnng m
Misfits vs. Sigmas
For 'Mural Toga
In Tuesday Game
ln the fmal round of intrn
The rooks boast n whirlwind murnl fol)tball oct.1on, the Sigmas
18 po1n1J1 ln compiling a 36.8 av· UUc. b) edgang the D I~ 2 to 0.
cr11ge por contest. Ch1ef threau whrle lhc .Mallftt sUpp d pru>l
in lhe b&ll packing department Kappa 12 to 0, to gnln lhP chan -
arC! Dave Mann. Oakland. Calif· ptumhlp tn lhl 1nd rx-n iL'Tlt
orlna and Kaye Booth. f"renklin I a u
m Portland.. The colored Oakland These two undofCIOI~ loamll
1peed merchant accounted fer wUJ meot nexi TueSiday. Novem-
14" yards agai1Ul1 Oregon's troah ber 7, ot noon on the north end
and ll a master of pass·defense. of F'i.shcr :hold to decide the in
Booth i.s a traple throat ox-all· lramural loolball chomplonllhip.
ely standout and does the Baby In 'hr lndcpendr nt lc~guc, thr
J.ievo's ex.tra point booting. once might)• Phogbound Pule
Four p 1 Roo cvclt tars, Jim iJ!! W~'f'' humhh:.d bcfor o
Robt:ll.& D120n[' H• lb1g CliH muoln operating All Tm!d Ouus
Yor:k and Clan t Ta> lot. bot t..cr t am 12 to 0 lnsl Tut· doy noon
U11 mn tV• for\\urd wnll Other on F'1 hc·r tn:ld Low•·ll Hndl.'ll•
lmr.men nrc tough Dcnn Pochert. or"d both A T 0 tout'hdowruJ
Grant and AJbnn y·~ hugh J 1m 10 th flrst lw1! wltlt J>l'ct..rtculll
O~Wrner P•• s ~utcht rt mjlrkl:d the fJnu
• • • tlme ln t hrct.:: tlt'uson , th• Polt -
However. Coach Warren Smit~ t had bi on ~ohutoul
bo:ra have trampled all opp~i-lnlrttmurol d 1rcctor Wmu;n
hon in lheir four 1tarll and ju.t SmJt1• unnouncca Lhul voll ybnll
mi9hl upset the Javored Jtato a9-al"Uon \\ JJI taJ t Nrncmuc:r {J all
greg11ion . They dumped George lt ilm adwuld b 'r gt lei <J nd
Fox 26·0 Paclfic: Fresh 18·13 and ~ • t t d by JWJd Wedn aday to
l~nheld 18·0. Against Jhe only • IJglbl• to play pl \ lcnl education and mmormg
an ocaol science
The husky lmemnn stands fnc
loot-nmr- and weighs 185 pounds.
Jim IS a locul ploy~.:r hav1ng
o\~n up on Portlond" west
Jope \\be•~ he ult ·nded I.tncoln
htgh from 1942 to '46.
Whtle plnymg for tlw Ltncoln
C-t~rdmnls m tootball, he kttcrcd
thrC!C Yt'l.lrs, dJI.tcrnaung .11 hoth
guonl and tncklc postUon H~
IJclonged I•J SL vl"'ral Mlhuol or
I!·Ull7.ataon., Iiane In the chOtl'
nd Jlll) cd llw 1 od ln thP t.·n
HJt eta piny. Misloy Goes 68 Yorda ,
Tht tl 1 d Ptoncl• L •• u "
set up by dcft.:H 1\l h<Jcl B \)
Mtsh.•,) who p1ckcd a ha~ V1J
In pa s out uJ thl.i 1 aln on the
LC 30 und plortded 69 ) at d ·
dO\~nflcld bdorP b mg pulhd
d•)wn by V:mpot t's Jcny Onn••tt ..
Thu:.'<! plilY~> lutu, W1l 011 Wl"Ot
twer (Ol the IH ure Paul' convl'r
u:on atlrmpt !aJl( d leo\ ang ~ 1c
HCOH 19· 0 nt lhl' hnlf AHcr gu,.Juntton CJom Lincoln,
Jm\ \HlB drofLt'<l and ntt•rt d thC' Van pot! gal u to lu of lht: t
ular P1ortcc1 bnckfu~ld an tb ... rmy Oli a mt:'mb«:t of thC' P01 -
huh.: Jnfnntr) Dt\: 1 1011 He a \ thu'ti quru tt.!f und It took Lhl m
• n h:l on llll' \H~! t cnu l and thl JUSt four piny t•) I lt\'Dlt: the
1 1 nds of Jnpun rot Balsth bounced through
Jrm v..-11 da chllrgt-d an ll4B tlu hn• lo 18 vord Bow~ \HiS
nd 10 tht' l 11 enrolled r.t Lev. 1 lop)){ I l wac£ ln Jucc a on
and Clork l:lc ha Th<'n St n Bl It took J\nd rson'
) r vlulc I I yutg guord n thl P t hout round I fl t..nd, tnd
torw rd w ll und I m Ius third • d :'i5 .> nrd d \\ n tilt. aHde-
uwn Ill lhot JXl t lie 1 1 lint:.: for n tr•uchdrm:n Pmk\
mc111bc.r of SIHflltl Alphn Sigma N• we I houtcd th... xtro pomt
r,..,.mt ry of lh•· Inttr-fT:tt• rn~tv Th,. m.!it ~ill> w lllntllco•lh • Council and JUulor dn f'('J)I p oil IJuh!l'lt n lht tli•Ck) Ltttle
Cllt.tlti VC AJI•Arlll lli'Oll prCJJpf!cl C.llt h:d
11 Uw nnll•>u.tl l'mL•rgenC.) :t n't Vakan.: hncsmen f01 2~ v 11 d 1nd
nuua ~ ht:ra he grudunlP , 11 touehdown on two play .N~>\\
would like to fand nn open-••II' j{Jek wu hlock,.d. mokmg
in ' m thf' accondory fa(·ld «Jf I tlw t~Cui 32 0
c.;f.>.ICiung ond Leuchmg 8111 B!JY. t' complutcd llw rout
Aft<>r football, lUI iu& favor&Lr Wtlh l nlnr·~yu1 'l1 cuamg gul
J)OI t J lm hkctl lo piU) bn k t-lop • {tf'r Ill Andw pn to m llr
ball, l5 ll voll••yball ploy~r un hondotf hnd ••nnt tor 25 ~ 01 ds
for r l•nl 1 clnxnuon enjoy sw1m-rmd H aulch hnd plov. cd fot 11
rnmg from the tud1ou• ungle, mot~ John on'• ('CHIV<'rtlou anu~l<
Jam Cllll bt found In hUll fret> In lhe llltJt'k DJld lh~ SCOW r•
urn adnxang ln th llbrnry OHI tn111ncd 38 0 !01 th(! l.lnw' 1 •
COP\' of Stank pctu c mninmg manutf' •
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• , F"nday. Novembo r 3, 19~0 ni£ PIONEER LOG
Tribute lo Royally -
Queen's Reign Over Bearcats Conduct Competition To Find
Most Awful Face in' Ugly Man'' Contest 'P'h h 7\ T . r" WIL.LAM 1-:l'TE COLLI-:CJAN
.L J 0 U g 1 v ~0 fr ~or·no ften 1-Th· yearly ua.~y Man IJt\((3, ~ · cfr lgnt•cl to dl_g up lhc mo 1 huc:k
By Cordon Makin&tftr tng, 11\\ r·-tn ph lng fno • on lh•
11om ·~·onunc •• 0\'CI-gonc. cnrnrm~ is In run wmn Conda-
Hl'flllllnm~ 111 ~ anPmorie!'l-u lOtJibnll gam•, 11 11uwded tJnm ,., rlutc11 from lh• fn:c womcn'a or
u gnudy p:u ttdt•, n queen. .:onl,.ntJon wiJJ p.trltriputc
lh mnuung lou, nre the polit·mottcms of JOua·nuhsta, the kind Mtlk bnltl'-'1 an the Cnt nnd
\\ nrdK nnll tin hltrsh w•uds 41! the.: pi'{!SS, En ton will rt•CcJV vot..::.s--.1
This IS o post-mortl'm rabout o queen, the-e nrc kand warda "pc.nny per pu ' with a 25 ot
.about Que 11 Wtnnac 1, whog(' rrct~n 15 o-.cr but not futgottcu honu for 11 dollo b 11 A suit
Qu~··n W1nnl" \HI CJO\\ n• rl b.Y nbiP ptaz. , nnything from n mud
Studt·nt B0dy President Harry Prof Ponders pin tcr to a nuso~e ranJ:, wtll bt
G• d tl October 17 hl!fOH• .an us- prt • niPd to the \'lctnr
cmbb ur he• ubjcct '" cam Poison Plants .. · ·
pus tit "Ott: Sh• rode In ' plocc ORF.GO 51 ATE BAROM .F
' of honor In tho• I tlly pna.•df' \10 tth Got fiOl porto b)( tomoch 1'ER-Mor th n 001 thard or the
hu court pumpshnnd' • M~rnbersoCPro- 1597 rn Hmcn cn•olkd Uti yrar
At hulfttmt of the loot bull f, ssor Thaxter' fte1d bmlo&) flunk(ld the onthmt.'IJc section of
J;OillC he pokt• to the unlnokers. clo s mnJ ~ mcdlng one n•m. the OSC mothPmflttcs pluC(;mcnt
f,ln.'<'ttng alumnt wtth smcLrt t~ 1t s{'('n\S the r.ood doctot 10 test
und without rtpolog.). Agoan dur-\'ltcd on<' of ha t11urang gro 1p5
Jnt! th llomccomirw donct Shl to portnkc or orne \\ ~~. rf'd
"clcom••d nlumna nnd sul.ljccts b~rrws g~ O\\ mg near the· rt.
<.Jucl'n Wmnar-'s talents at th~ {h•rttng pcMJI
kl'vhonrd wcrP lnLl'r dt pht;y"d ThPn, \\ llh 11 nn~>ty l hucklc.
ttl n dinnt'J. Wht•rc tlht• modestly b~lie.ing ha~ kutdly c.xpr.;sslcm
snt Lwfm c 11 panno und a t•vcnlcd he ··~dniaw•d, "Many exp,•rus
n Rl cul d"nl vl ability, dc\'t•loJ)ed Swt•nr lhos• things nrc pot son,
I hl'ough 12 YCIII s t•t prncllcc but l don't thank HO-len• t I've
Th" Hl-yc,Jr-ulcJ mCIJt•sty Ill o ne•¥t'l' C• n on:o.·onc dtc
ophomurc mustc lllOJOI'. She is , ct.'' •
n 1 nlly gtrl ond ports cnthuslnst.
She &S humble, bcnuttful ond
loyol. She IS o quce.n Tread softJ) mutt•s, they all
lw u'slc.eptng 'neath the turf • •
BHJnc.:,l:PORT
('liT) ~ICRIBf fCONNECTl
!-"rush
tbt_• hUN y"
Sl'nlor w, II. on, l hm c juRt
purchru • d .1 textbook ond I'm
lrytng to gN
change:> th•
O'Brien to clasli before thc•y
books ogaln -BtU
• • •
PORTLAND BF..ACON-On the
agenda for thsc:usston ot lhc
monthly banquet of the lntercol-
Yes. Jfomccmnang ts ovct-the
lootbnll come, the cionc •• tho pn
rod~; wJil b .. furgott~'n, but mony
wtll l'f.>mcmbea· Queen WtnnJc I. Letter From Shuck Tells
Of Pacific Area Conditions
Sitting Pretty?
Make it Pay!
r"nt men and skmny womt nl
Her<> Is n chance to mnke your
undes&roblc liJ'!urcs eurn you
m11ncy Ami all you hn\'" to do
Is n•la:<.
Bntham; tmtl lli'C blandurd
equipment untJ tht• employer
guurnntcc" h••t~l even tf he hus
w sumd b) and hght nt:1tches.
The ort departrn('nl needs mod
t•ls. males nr females 1n all Or L Edward Shuck, LC
pollttcal scu:ncc instructor on u
leave of al)S{!ncc, m n lcltc.r fmm
the Poctfac thcntcr to political
scumc•! profcssot · Dr. U. C. Du·
bnch, dcsl.'rtbcs th" Korean sltu
allon ru; crucial. 11 is opportunity
he wrate:;, for t.hc UN to cnrry on
an in\(.'rnolJOnnl rehnbilitnlion
dfort.
H(• belie\ cs UN forct•R should
continue lhc right ogafnst Com·
munisls untH Korcu is unilcd un
dct one government ccedtng slowly wtlh only a few
substnntinl butldfngs and hun
dreds or thousands of shocks
mode of wood and corrugated iron
dottmg tllC ruins.
Aceoraang lo the Jetter. the
most atriklng phenomenon 10
Monlla Is tht.• tncredJbl y corrupt
and inefficient governmenl. Hav
ang r• t•n from o peasant revolt, -th cx1stang government "go\~
blu.hley on lootang the Ph11ippme
nnct American wxpaycr."
Shut·k expects to go on n lee
turc tour into Central and Noa
lhem Luzon. He will then davidc
hts time to teach m t.hrec Momla
uniVCI Jties-)( •tate Counesl w( r pi n con
cu nlng th• purrho r Cltrd y.-
lt m. Jo vur Nlt ol J mt r•n Bro •l'h
ond nl thentr throughout Port
lnnd Amon~! cnlii'J!t r pre ont
ctl wn L ·w ls nnd Clnrk •••
ltOOSEVEL·I RANGER-B 1\'
you notacx~l hnw much th Arthur
Godfw} p ugram 1 like thr Bing
c ro b) how" Arthur sings n
-n n m r n n r Pu u u: w a u u ...
MOCK SHOCK
A bat.hor whose clothing wu
&I rowed
By winds fhat had Jeft her quite
nuda
Saw man come along
And unlus I am wrong
You oxpoc:tod this line lo be
lewd.
-Ilhnoir. Tcchonolgy Newa
fliP rrnn an n wuuwuuw !Q:
song or t wu and ktd!t nround Bang
Stni'S .1 On!:! or l\\n nnd kid~
oruund. Only Crnsby hos more
ktds than CodfrN·.-Dnrns Bruhn. • • •
Ont:CON EMEHALD-Raght
now there n~c probobly as many
good hes in the club house as
lhl!l'c are on th£! golf cours" •••
PORTLAND BEACON -Ah,
youthful Youth! In Educ:!tlon beth Hopkms o1 T wma, rrc: t
d on rr:porta ahc wu tutcll-hJk
lng nud(' w ••ntrnc; !d by D lx,
euy .JudgP Wtllmm Sw n y to
30 doyw In JOll-for h.l\ tng nQ
vunbl• m• nn1: of support
• • •
PACIFIC IJIJTHP.R \N MOOn
INC MAST-r~Vtl')un qu..: t
1d t W(. r ('lt.m rk! t th
hr t oil chn I m1 to hr • I
tomghl 10 th1. ~~mn' tum Th
~nio clru w11l p 1'\!:.or tht
mt.x~• .. . .
OREGO:': STATE D R~_ .....
'T'T'I:'£'"DR-Appltc u ns for th po
l1on of f tllm dltur n •
B:rromctl' nn hun t
t'<l bl Editor Bob Young Th
\: c nry w.. nl d ·ben f t
tnPr fcotur L'dh l~rry Kott
transfvrred to th UntV('l' 1 o,: o
•••
OREGON STATE BAROMETE'H
-It looks hke D1xieland Is hN'C to
stoy-ror while nt least You
con•t dnnce to it. It's not pnrticu
lary plcasnnt to listen to, but at
do•.:s gave one n clearer under
standing of lhc wnr between tht
North and South.-De. n Schnmp
'The More Firma
The Less Terra-' hall, a freshman shootmg hil~ ftn't
grunc of pool, oskcd tus erstwhile
instructor how to shoot a hole-m
one Tht: Instructor must have
shown hun H~; 's lilt walking . Almost c\•ery art stud nt around ·w1th a cuebnll in hlS '-~ thcd h f
I un:a a genum mg o re-
rnout I, ('-" h th l d ( • • • ~~ w en e run rop o CC·
ment wus pou1 ed mto the DC\\
ASSOCIATED PRESS-ElWI -basement for th«! or.t buUdtng
Scripters Scratch
In Writinq Match -The mo t nmuzlng i.hing to
ht1ppcn for some Umc, tte<:ord
mg to E<hth T. Srnlth, m!ltruc
tor of s~crc lnraal sckncc, tli
th~ fnct thot i.hc enure ad-
vonccd shorthand clnss passed
the 120 word-per-minute Gregg
ll\Hird te t
Mn: Smtih, at
peeled lcs.scr rcsul cern ex-For the p..15t ~o:\:crul months
lhis buildmg has been literal!)
~rchcrl on thin air while the
excavations v.; l!rC betng mad(' l t
Jookeli liS thOU(!h thP only thing
holding the uwldmg to terra
fnma v. us the front door 61lL
Actually the bUJldlng wos con
structed c:nntilcvcr styl wtth th
entire structure supported by
large c~mcnt bcruns ncltored
ftrmJ) to the hill but stud nts
hod a "funny fL: hog.. lihal
lookmg bock und r the bualdm hope~ and forms, fo1 figure
drn\\ 111~ .md sculptm·~.: cJnsst.os
from 2:30 to 1·30 p.m Mondoy,
Wt::dnc dny and Fmlay nnd 0
to 10 11m Tut.>Sdoy nnd Thurs
day Model \\Ill b<' poid 75 cents
n hour
B~.:rnord J:Unsha\1. . art profe -
or, and Bob Bo.'lrdwt•ll, JUOiur
nrt mn)or. wtll occcpt applic:l·
liOn ot the 01 t department "Unification no molter whtch
grcnl power pon11ors 1t Is whnl
o substllnttnl pnrt, If nol n mo
JOrity of Korcnns 1 •gnrd a~ t.hc
parnmounl need," he writes
"We'' c got the anillnllv<' ond
\\ "'vt• got to k cp throwing our
wc.~ght into lhctr (th~ Russmns)
teeth, no mutt. r what at lends
lo .• Sadie Hawkins Day Nears;
Unwed Ferns Slate Dance from lhe rear balc:on) tnto noth
mg but th1n ar Smcc th
lhntn of thr t•:nn the) h \i
entered u t C'l c u\.t u 1).
fearang any mmut to feel tht
!lllU"C lructJrc be l.n to swn)
Room for Rent
Wnntcd: Man student to shore
large rollm wuh buth. Cl(lSC to
busmcss dtslnct ond I.C bus.
Avofloblt • aftm Nov~mbo.•r 1.
Phone Bll. 8718
The Casual Bystander W.hen wnr brukc out tn Koren
Shuck wn~ forced to move to
Alaniln but .un hopes to rctum.
Shuck a lntes thnt the destruc
tlt)n of r.tanllu wn more thor
ough than he hncl Imagined. 'l'hc
WoH.-•d Ctty became n bull-duzcJ
plnln Pcuplt (II•' livmg m the
rums •f wnlls und lnrgc chur .. he •
Th'" ~building ol Mnnlln is pro-
Observer Finds Mount Hood Skiers
'Fall' Into Uncommon Classifications
By BiJI F"o.s
Shortly nCtcr Winter full~> on
Mount HHOd, skacr do tOo. ThP
cusuol by£tnndf'r \1. ntchl!li w11 h 111 •
t~rcst ns the typtclll ski •r:os oa rh•L
und da!ipluy their fom;;o
D D. 'l'umblc plunumL 'l do\\ n
crowdl!fl slopt!S ltl tht> SPl'cll of
sound. llc Ul Lhc nn<• J.:UY thnt
can lrulhfully lillY, "Cuf' '' ho I
bump<.'d m lt•dny' ~:, L'n Lht
dorton: c'l•n'L tdl
Don 0. Hill, l'UBgccl m<hvic'luul
l!;t, akts oni.Y w tu r• he r.nn bln.a:l
hul own t.rull. Ill In ur nnl:'•
tompan}' Ia tlw onl) pint c \h. t
ili'Llnl U( him ngoin
W1lllt• LIH' plods ohnul fn ht
far t tim nn I lls B m u
tur lover nt h'-' l ht f 11
till \ I w h nd nvt 1 I " I doesn't tnke hun lung tu ctltch
on-lo pt'Oplc, lre>cs nd pn 11
monan." Tn-pod sktlng as his
spec mit).
-Dawn Tlldu.sk '" rlVl' nt ci,J\\ n
and skits unltl dut k. H1•s back
has a pcrmnnent WO\'C.
Idn Bal{cdacnkf' wnuts to me .. t
he1· dream man Still, "hcon
spoken to l1y stran~t· mcn ("Pnt
don me, you's'C stundmg on ut\
toe."), slw ~Jn!!WC111 In lc • Nm
tPmpl, "Cnd '" Stu~ hnlt s t'tldg
hcccmsc ,:he ownli a chl\·l·
Ann Onimou , prnvt h'nl jolwr
t111s boots with snow whtlc the
owner sits In slot kmJ: feN h) 1
lng fare
ACtt r looking 1round, the en -
uol b> t,md r 1l lost r ach d n
conclu ion now mon llkt n
ktu By Duane Dozier
Now L'l the t•mc tor nll good
( ingll•) nwn to come to the atd
of thcJr !reedvm-by runntng like
mad' Sac.ltt• Ilawkms Day as
n~nrlng: th•• duy \\hen nlJ bach
elM'S llr•' cxplmt<:(l by the unwed
It mal•• .
S· On~ · \\ ns stnrted mol'c than
n dozen y.:osu-s ngo in n curntc 11tr1p
tw Al Cnpp. u sntlric::tl sort of
cuss. It \\us mcJ'(!ly n gag, but
It bccam n fad. progr~ssed into
o hab&t and J.S now !mnh ~,;n
lrt!IlCht. >d as a pnrt of the Ameri
can way of life.
It oil cumc bout thrOugh tlw
dr.utac: efforts of one Hekxi!btnh
lhm lun , hrst mnyor •Jf Dog
patch, who hod been vainlly try
tng lo pawn off hlS hom~ly
doughl<'r Sud1c-the u •ltest
wench m U1cm lhnr hJIIS"
Fmnlly, the old boy rcsotlcd
to lnw: whtch he himself wt'Oh~
He de!!n:t:tl that a fool rncte be
wn between nil the cllgtblc men
nnd m:nd"n ,,r t ht! fuir townshtp
uf Oogpntch . Alty tfl:ln caul!ht
hy n r.u·l must mal'l'~ her. l.tlllc
Sndu lo•l ed u burst of l!pe<.'d
1h tl "ould mnk" nn F-80 look
l,(ke 1 Lut th: nnd got her man
Loomis
Printing Company
61G N.W. 12th BR 13.t3 1 nc\\ hoh· .tnd C'lcl h mto the chasm •lo\\: -nnd Dugpntch J:O\
dO)
NO\\, lhts s1mplc conuc str:ap
gog \1. rum'L c<•nfmcd to Dogpatch
f01· long Llkc oll .. good" things,
1L burst the bonds oC t.hc rcnlm
o! mulre-bchcv and began to be
re-enacted an r. al life. The rc-
ult ha hccn similnr to a ne\\
nuUoiUJl holiday.
CoUcgl and hagh school stu
dents, clubs, lo.r&e orgnntL.'lt•ons
--&(lmc 50,000 m numbcr-no\1.
hold Sodtc Hnwklns Day parti
donee ~ ond apccsal dnys nnd
weeks Lc\\ is ond Clark IS no
~ ·~ptton , so ngnm this year os
ln Lhc past, A WS 1s ponsorln
the Sodh• Htm ktttt: donee. Satur
dru, November 18, 1n the rom·
nnl!tUm Look out, {clln I
Akins Calls for Boxers
To Form Team, Class
f.'tnnk AkaM. h••ad bu. ans
conch, 1 tmlllng for btox n;
H un~rcst is htgh, a warn wall
bt hu nwd and colleg" cr(t(ht
~h n Al•m onnounttd thot th~
bt t bo " w 111 J)urtictpatc in
l"\Xchang, mokc T'l' \\ itb Unl\1<'1'-
lh of Pol'tlnnd nu:t pring
J\·h n lnt r(• led ln \H tlmg
tor th Ptonc~.r m t tc m '~all
m~.: t Tu tl ~n G 29 nt II u m.
F'urth r tnto1 rnuuon Ill y be ob
t m d h\' rontactu1 Jam W rd
tn th 1 n PE ofltN: All ' rcml>dll'd no\ wath the
n \1. foundnuon
The bnsem\'nt "Ill houSi.' art
dcpnrtmt.•llt ~torcroorns nd clns:s
'OOms which h1w~.: been net"dcd
lor somdim~.•
Home Ec Leader
Rejects Loyal Vet
Poor OlC' the httl chte!uun,
h 1 g&\-ert hlS ~t in lovmg rv
JCe to Ruth Chtndgren, bomc eco
nomics dep: rtm~nt bend No\1.: h
is bem ~J ded for n new lov
nnd IS' he rt-broken lJ huntin
another O\\ ncr.
OJe h s al\\ ~ s bt.'<!n most ar
cumspcct-n< \ ~l b\.~n 1n an) c-
ddent It " onll 17,000 mil
o when Ql,' m•st ,ll\ e
ham a n w least' on hf b) pf'(
cntm , him with 'nl'\\ motnr
H~ i t 1 • h IX' U 0\ StJ
un lilt,; 0 I h 1 tn t be nt:
t pl ttd m ht 1)\' n r' 1fC~Uun
b\ n \\ .uat~·
I • ur ( h;. h I 1 lltt.ll old
19-40 Poo1t1 c tn ( st re, Ul b -
gang to transit a lu lm ln
i lu 1 n hu " t J pa~ M
C:ha 5 0 \\ htl<> Oll'
ltno h• t \ th 1 u h m ·~.
h1 1 unh bll" uotal h
lmd •• h
-PG.Id dv rli .. mmt. Page Sue Tm PIONEER LOG F:uday, No.ambor 3, 19~0
LOG Inaugurates Series
On Former LC Students New Law Limits Vet's International Relations Organization
Cha~~e :~\1~~\0
\~ a~:~d! Boasts Vigorous Activity Schedule
snto £ftc t 1 ut nnt m n~ L ,, a,; Th lnlcmotion tl R lnuons lub hn cnrichld th lives of
nd Clar student \\111 be con club h • dlstmgutShcd a't:~ sd, llldl'nl ond f Jcult~ like B:r Norm Scbwingo
E Not E ) '" ffil 200 tudcnts I \ L' th ...
bu m~; nc I \ ct
r on tu cerned \\lth tlns unlc th y , rc n nett\\ pa \ aH, tnd n n n M "l fort:: agn l!tud nt 111: nc hn t nt thl" ""C<lld cru J \\urld of I h c.h Is m ~~ f)UI p rul drnmnuc ru-th In th club Mnr} W!lllol t
P nThnnmg lo c:l nget t 00
11 1 of London Ennl nd. 15 uclmg UlUILJt hoot
What beN>mt.: of lhl'S(' peopl after Ut ~ lea\ t; Ut~
Th \ as the quest~ on that \\ ill be aDS\\ • red. m .a fe\\ Cil C tnJ)U
at h.• t. IS OC\\ o\\ n cs ' m turc
Comp ld • f nbout 30 m~.:m p1 ldcrn OLhc1 members ID· \tCt n '' ho chans~.:s Ius ourse
1 be-thl' club hn \\on the rt' clud(' Zdcnt•k Zakes, Ct~chos o• of <:.tUd\ lllllrL th n l\ lCC n1U \ , • .._ m .. ~heomang ts.'rucs of tllc LOG::> ___________ _
tb :n tbe lust rt•clc I s:1, ct md a},p.n-cmuc'n of nil who WlkUl. Wo m t Wltltl•n1ng nnd {tl\ e JUSt on roJ lhc change a
Ull' lfllt'l c<~tcd In th~ nntmnul hl)hl>f l'l (;mnn, Gl'rmuny • In lhc \\ ord 1 \' tcrun "'Ill
nnd mh: 1 nntJOnDI dynonue fore\.:. Mr •tm~s 01 c h< lct c~1ch 'T'hurs-hn\·c to <>n·c C'\ tdt~( • lhat he \\ 111 d
c. \\ hlch £>11\: c-lnp lh globe dll) nt noou, on fin) on..: 1 tn I I n aluna nd fonner Education Classes :stu atts and w h t the~ h \ c r--
d ruut 1) need lh tr.nlnlng of 1'ho,; clull hn long lu tot '· 'lted to nUcnd the new cour'S fo1 hi.!! future
b<'m& nct1vc m lhc old Alban) ----pu:.l:: m~ ~~.I\ m~ Lc\\ l Active in Social
JO~has 1\ all h "-QUite <In effect college, ::md conunulng lhUi Business Office trOll 1t IJ \\ and Clnrk It h
C!D the collcg busJD offace be n paruculnrl) OCliH' Cancels Charges N ~AD~ ~~~;ro Service Areas
h p agnm.-:;\ "rue
~u-. .. ·n Kathl n Me
t .......... m tell
n :t rat '' tul
Kat l\\ c:c gr.1 oed
n. ~ pnn
t ...... hm n nd gcun I ~t
pr ng as a naor Sh \\ als!l
mbe oi Mu Pru Epstlon
~:hu. .. .lllal -n en' mu lc bono •
Erodelph ans nnd Stgmn
R s tt • ..., ..., ell past
or dent of Am.icans..
In n ktter to D John St.ark
E\ head of th muste de-
P ent. K lhlec.:.n told of her
perJcnces at l.hc N<' ~ England
C r"\ -a tory
In oraer to be gn:en advanoed
[;Hjt.Udtn~ c:-edJt fo .. 83c.hclor or
'M••, ... c: degcre I had to take four
...... -lm.:.gme m~ surpr1SC'
•·n• '" e> n B on my bar-
exum B-plus- on c:oun-
,,.~,nn·nt d As on Ill) othu
• The c:redlt fo; tins go
hl to ~u D E,.-ans) and
an th
at L.C I b
r'k
U1 nnu•
to~
~ ch m t
•r .... Mu Phs chapter
loo f to
:f r
m poSt&:npt, sh 'COnfu'lcd
\ I>e.=in H lme:;. of \h Con-
ocy d ner Lh t
ll'an! 1 udcnt
eru r y
t· p
Jtb ood f'r.i'i ['~
rtaml) spea.J.:_
1 -rn.-th d partmrot f
a· LC I peak proud ~
LLJU LeI d c f
~ge
!V CF Slates Thomas
!s Wednesday Guest
Clrt Tho ~ t'St coast
al dJ !elor of Inter Varstty
Ch tum Fellov;&:hip u-ill peak
noon No' t'ltlber 8 m BA-1
mbe's of nrcr. •
duatc f the 03Uus Theo
•.Dllll:l.l'l•. Thomas has
ne:n miill) r-..u:le:s for I\ CF
:azmes ~d oth rclts1 as
PE odica He Will ~k to
u thro.u,ghout Lm Acll\ 1) en eel 1n nme dlf-If student drop out of cltool 1046 r nont of .Jel I n let:! the nd •h.. hool dol not ln(o m ,_.
~ ~ Th• an1 •lion 1.$ d(."\•IC<lll>d t da1
' .. o" 1n Ed P!l undt'r th"' • ""'~-ns dmam5trDU n "Jth- d d -.: -e. " • "u:.. not onb t , tud' mg n un t-r
01 H S Tulll direcU n IS m 30 da\: !ollowm the termm: l ndm natlun. 1 1nd mterna-
P uc ~ L d f Youth m uon of the mudent ttendnn , uonnl problt:ms. but to uggcst-
th Po tl nd The n u: h1 h lhc hool \\dl be chnr t>d for me und fmdmg nswcrs to the
.fi • n llm\.nt h now tht "im prt blcm Thruugh the sponsor
ached i5 Since lht.: m!onn. uon tm ' t-n t"lf p.; ke1 ueh u Ba~ m d
DlS'tnbtumn of cU\ alics hes m eran's lonns \\ publ~ h~ tv.o Ru un Nrgn:1 Qunl.ct' pnct:flst,
th follo\\ mg fields Church " 1..-s ago se\ crnl \ dcrnn how~ \1: ho poktl he1 c last month, the
outh ,;:roup 15 Gul Scnuts. 3; ask('d m nbout the time lurut
Bco Scouts i Red Shteld. ~. for applying ror GJ lo au; All
Y _a.t.C.A 6 Y.W.C A. i, Park applfentJons ror tonns must be
Bureau I Campfire GirL' 5: &>-m de withtn the ten-year !)!!nod
oat ttntcnr>-Frtendl) .. house nnd r llow·mg the offac1 1 end , f the Forensic Squad Sends
Team to Southern Meet
cqthhorhood house 4 and 5 \\·nr Tire Fon•ns:tc SQUud, ~upcn I ea
bv Ne.ll Sabin. ts planning to
s• nd n group to the debate tour·
nnmt nt. NO\'cntbcr 21. 22 and 23,
sponsored by the W ~stem SpC(!Ch
OSSOCJ3llon ot Pcpperdme colltg"'
m Lo Ang les. .respectl'll c.l) Remember to keep up your G
The education and youth ll!:ld-1. inSurance pt.n-ments If ) ou
.: lup class '' umque m ats carry that type or policy bcc:oust.>
m thod wh1ch mtegrntl"S theory 1c you let th m lapse ~nu wall
\\ 1th prncuce. ccordmg to Dr h \t: to taltc. l ph IS! en I oexamm
Tut1lt: Th student 1 plnced m nllon and th premiUms \\ m Tlw quad hns complct d two
pracllC\! debates Wllh Pnctfsc una
\ erssty m pl'eparotion for U1e
C hforncn c't <'nl Onl} th best
dcbrlturs from tht coll<!Cc wlll
be elected lo attend lhe tourna
ment ctua.l JtuntJons m JrrOUP \\'Ork probably be h1ghcr now
ndt'r up 1 r As prnbl ms
r noountered he ~lves them
by rcfl'!N'ne<> study nnd guidance
th t t I t du-cctl) to the prob
lem
Som of \\hat Dr Tuttle calls
""noal lite problems to mt.>e.l and
be soh cd toda,• b)• th e le dcrs
or lomonow nn.> proJects far lhr:
group t de\.-cl p certain trn1ts to
help the tntro,; ert. to brtng 1n the
utstder und to break thl' Cr\lS"t
of l.f<ent ed ant rest or th
dl\ 1dual to the mt .. rc-st of th
p
Dr Tuttle bcl1 \ n apprco-
boo f hum:m nature and DJOY
m nt m th \\ k is fostered m
t nt ;.agh th~ pro-
ram. Such apprcclalt n a found
n of Jtm Godd rd'
m cl at the ·y" 'Whtll:' dcm-
nstrntmg th left jab" to a
tr!'l'mp of ~ oun l rn one f them
pra r n ught Jim
f , ....... ti and land d ptt feel
n his \
Dr. John Stark Evans
Able lo Receive Visits
D Jo n Star E\ nn head o!
tl m 1 d partme.nt IS believed
ut of dang r at Good Samruitan
hospital He \\ 111 be out -of the
h ptt.al oon a3 h1 ble£.-d.ing
ulet: condJtton cl ars, after
whtch he will spend two weeks
at h resting V15Jtcng hours
!rom 2 SO to 3 30 p m ond Boris Sirpo Announces
First Concerto Dale
Bo lS Strpo oonduc:tor of the
collt g~ symphon) hns t No
' ember 1.2 ns the f1rst eonl.'('r\ m
thP 1950-51 ~cason
ThP Concerto Sl'rs Ill ! .:1·
tUn" OUlSUlndmg mW!Il" ffiUJOI"S ID
concertos for the instrum nts of Students from SC\Cral
t lc w11J pa ticspatc western
in the
New Education Strength
Parley on Tap Saturday
their ma]OT B1ll Bat I ':Y • eninr A dt cu ton on newer "'3) to
m \"tolln, wdl b P entcd m I hengthan tenchcr cducnlllln pro
the first of this rles m WtLni w-1nm m Oregon "',11 be con
'>kl'5 second onet>rtl> duetcd bv Run Vnn Hom, Pncl!u:
Orchestrnl 1ec:-tlons \~ 11 tn· r #U •not agent for home econo-
elude the 0\ erturc to tl1e Secret i d ucatmn of the Umted
Mnrrt ' by Ctmnro und the Stat Office ,r Educnuon, Sat-
firSt mm ment f.rom Brnhm' urdo\ No\ ember 4. 9:.30 tun to
f rst svmphonv 2 p m m Pnlatme Ma.nor
Bob Misley New Prexy
For Pioneer Lettermen
~ lettermen lub Ord
f L holdtn . lheJr farst m un.: All lcn~h rs of college home
e nomtc::s m Oregon have been
lf\\ It d t ll\tcnd th1s S<!SS!on. n.c, \\·all b cntcrla.mcd nt n
lunt'he« n m the college c:nfelenn
at 12 30 -------
of the tenn last ThumJa, el clcd Godsil, Turney Speak
new office-s. The) wer pr -
dent Bob Misk-y, '.CC-prM.ident. Hrun GudSll. stlJdent body
Jack Heru') cr tan -treasure presadent. nnd Btll Turney, sen
Hab Wilhams, nnd scrgumt-nt- wr debntor, addressed Uw Wo·
arms. Ken Knudsen m•·n·s club of the Centenary-
The lclte.t men whose mh l.sor W1Jbur Methodist c:hurch on Nov
IS Eldon F.lX. Will plJ progrnms ember J The subject or their
at the remnming home football speeches wns me.ntnl health,
games in Vnughn Street daum --
~ilh R:l} Howcc actmg pro Women's 'Murals Start
gram clln1nnan Tin•y Will o11lo Wt.,men'lf tntr:t:l•W ~ \ ullc~ lJnU
act as U&hers to ort Dr Mor gnmc wall begtn Novcmb r 9
gao OdelJ..s pnrty nd I 1l1n \\om n "''' > et Stgncd and de-
coll_g pr •d• nl! t th m'ln to plo) on n team must mtcrested an he mg
m ted to attend a -from 7 30 to 8 p.m
u.u•& t.a Cl Ba~ IVCF
'.! l
!Freshman Seminar
A t>tw3y gwde :tS tx-1n p
p e:d bJi memben of the 1 euhy
and d.mmiSU'atian for the forth
C'Ot:r:.ln freshman reau:nar No
~"el'hber 1.; accoJdang to D n of
St .. denu Vergd S. Fogdnll The
kJPJC lo be discussed 1 "Some
Stgnlficant. .. 1\1-cas to Explore. 1n
Ch tn a Vocauon mg gnmes.. n tlf) Pfll Boo I Box 1 ii before
Rev. Dodson Returns
The Rev IF' uhugh J DociMn
Jr mstructor m re.hg1on, 1
bacJ n campu oft.er an cmer·
g,Mtcy trip to Balt1more ns re
lt of h1 father's sudden ill·
n Tt e elder Mr Dodson IS
n~ p st the cn!:ls or hJS Ul-Librarian Joins Group
Dr Laurence E Tllmhnson wo
appomt.cd laJ't week to member
ahtp 10 tht> Pncaf1c Northw l Ll
br:af') D oc auon
HIS work Will b m dult ~.:du
catJon lhrolJghout th~ Northw 1
nr-Th Ri:'. Dodson after hhlllS Women Sla1e Tryouts
2~-wcek t.np v; all m ct
cl toduy
See. 512. P. L. eM B.
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