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The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper

Volume 9, Number 10

Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper

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1950-12-01

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Portland. Oregon. Friday, Dec:-mb4)r I, 1950 1867
Number 10
Blood Unit to Arrive Wednesday;
Musicians P lanHolidayConcert
Studio lo Wax Alumni~ Booster Knapper Calls
M . O . Club to Entertain
USIC ffermg Pioneer Gridmen Students to Aid
Of Indl.vl·duals q~:~ ~~~o~~~~ru~~o:~;, r:~b~ In Enlerprt·se
fetL'CI by the college nlumm n o-
1trom nuraes conung to c:ampua Oecombor 6 with the Red c
'bloodmobdo un.it. Knapper relaxes realaing no damage a d::~ By Lelgh Bock cultlon nd newly orgamzed
BoosteJ club, nt n bonquc.t De
ccmber 0, an the Florcntanc room 'fhe Red Cross bloodmobtle
will be on the Lewts nod
Clar.k campus December 6,
according to Hal Knapper t
chatrman for the blood drive 'Plans Change for Pre-Registration
With No Permit Cards, Time Limit
Thl'-odmlnasu ntlon hns j:r.hcd· There Will be no fino I wind up
uiNl un odvunccd spring tenn I day for regLo;trJuon os 1n other
rcgtStrataon rcscrnbltng lhe one yt-ars, except for rmnncml nnd
p110r to thas term to swrt Mon· parking arrangements.. These or­
do~· nnd contanuc through Fd-rnngements will be completed in
dn) the theatre January 26, nlonc
Student och•JSers will conduct with any chances to be made in
the rcgt t.r-at1on m thcar offaccs nt the z;tudents' schedules.
lhctr posted offu:c hours Stu·
dl'nts nrc urg-ed t.o make carl~ 'Wh l I B 1. , T .
oppomtmcnts with thc1r ndviser a e 1eve OplC
to obtain the chcdule booklet..s 'Of D b h Ch l T Jk
whtch they nrc rt..'QUirl.'d to fill U ac ape a
out. Thcs•~ booklets nrc then to "Whnl I Behevc w1u bt: the
lh""' returned to thear udvis .. rs by scrmon loptc or Dr. U C. Dubach,
Ot.occmbcr 8. profcssur of political science, in
The only difCcrcnc.c m Uus his address during the 11 n. m.
term's rcgistn1tion is thot there -~ rvkc in Copeland Memor1al
w11l be no pcrmtl card~ for lim1t-chuplo!l. December 7.
ed cJas:;es nnd section~ The titu-"ThiS subJect," he commented,
denlo; mu't go to the dcsiu.'<.l de-.. gn:w tram expt>racncc 1n at­
partmcnt ond sign up for the lim-tcmptmg to nnswl.'r quest10ns
ltcd courscs1 This means that concernmg rchgion asked m1• b)·
those who stgn up early will get by Sundoy school classes. It is
the dctlr<'d courses, lenvmg th., upon lhcse accumu Ia ted re­
late ont:!S to take "'hot they can sponses that 1 will base my talk."
gel. Also thts will foCJihotc pur-Tbecesa M1chnr!lsOn 1s slotcd 10
chnsmc books und csumatmg o be student lender nnd the o cnp­
bnlnnccd curriculum by the nd-pdln choir. under the direction
mtnlSlrn taon. of L. Stanley Glarum. will sing.
'I Had TB' Senior Says,
Urges Others to Try Test
"A chest X-ray t.nken two years
ilCO JUSt for the laughs either SUV·
t'd my life or many years in n TB
hospital." The speaker was John
Miller, u husky •·n•nr educ:nt1on
maJor. Concert gocrs are in store
fol' a rare musical treat at
th•• annual Christmas con-of the Cosmopolitan club
Arrnngementa ore hctng hnn­
dl~ by a commutcc headed by
Gerry CrockwcU, June '49 grnd-
c~rt In the campus gymna- untc Also on tbc committee nrc
sium Sunday, DeccmbPr ~10. John Brewer. nlumm secretary,
nnd Bud Husrord . prestdcnt of
As n special feature of the the Boostl!rs club
prog1·am the college carillon Tickets wlll be nvotlnblc ot
w111 be heard in 11 prelude of Si 75 Cl om Brewer m the nlumnt
off tee.
16th century chorales. per-k\Vc hope to htwc between 250
formed by Raleigh McVicker. ond 300 out to g1vc U1e tcnm
The Modgrigol singers will nnd coaches the kind of recog­nti:Jon the} deserve,.. Crockwcll
open the concert w1th .four se·
lcct1ons from Itahnn. old EngltSh
nnd old French carols. The rest
of thl' progrnm is scheduled to
divert from the usut~l m Chrisl­
mos concert and fcntur<~ m-
stead, mnny well known compo­
Siltons.
'l'ht• uud1~nce Will be mvit~
to Join the cnltre musical en­
semble wh1ch wall mcludc the
mndrlgal smgcrs, the symphomc
bnnd, men's glee, the cho1r and
the symphony orc.hestro m smg­
mg .. Joy to the World."
Individual sel••CtJons irom the
Christmas conct!rt w1ll be re­
corded by th!! McKennon n.-cord·
1ng tudtos in the new Orcgonmn
building
Admu;swn to Uu.s concert \1; 111
be free fo1r1cnds who mny VllSh
to make contributions to ltelp
defi'D\ cxpen es w1ll find sult­
oblc collection box\!5 m the gym­
nasium lobby nfter the concert.
For 'those who will come by
bu , the1 ,, wall be n spec.1al bu
len\'inc the Snlnton street stn·
twn at 3 p.m. lt \\.Ill return
nfter the l.'fllll:~rt. sntd.
All Stales lo Send
Delegates lo Meet
Banquc on lhc St.:lr.hgh l Roof
of the Wuldorl-A t.or1n, n va1t
to th•• United Nation's Ass.cmbly,
deluxt: nccomodtlf1ons at th Ho·
tel Sh••lton, a fhghl vin 11 Unttcd
airlin~s mainliner nnd nll ex­
penses paJd.
Thnl's how the December
schedule reads for student body
president Horn• Godsil, Oregon's
delegate to the annual Notionnl
Assocmtion of Monufacturcrs'
convention tn Nev. York
The December 6-'i-8 mcetmg
,,.111 host student reprcsentnhvcs
from CDch of th~.: 48 states and
the Dil!trlct or Columban The
rcprcsentnuv or.: chosen on the
basss ol scholarshi p ond nclivJ­
taes. While there, they wDl toke
port In scsstons fcnturmc \'an­
ous business problems as publu:
reJnt1ons nnd buslncss pohtic:s. At
one panel the guests wOl be nl­
lowcd to query the notton's busi­
ness lenders on related subJects. I
and the gymnaSlum wtll b"
used as the blood collecting
center.
The Bloodmobile is a mo­
tor vchtcle that carries cots.
medical supplies, refreshments
and personnel-m short, ll \he
equipment needed to collect
blood on campus.
Many students ha,;e already
1gned o pledge to donate a pmt
of blood and Knnpper urges
C\·e.ryonc who 1S phystcally ftt to
participate m Otis worth\' couR •
All of those mtcrested m si&n·
tng up m advance should con­
tact Un)'ODC or the folJOWtng 1\U•
dents: Betsy Yakku, Chnrles
&•:don, Jun Tomhn, Betsy Mc­
Clean, B•ll Springer, Dcw·ey
Harless, Ken Hnnde.l and Hnl
Knapper.
The blood wtll bt:: used ot local
hosptt.als al no charge to the
uw.r as weU ns the bntt.le!ro nt
or Koren wbere there u nn ex­
tr l'me need :for plnsm.a.
Free donuts nnd cof.fce will
be sen·ed all donors. but they
nrc warned not to ent for four
hours m ad\'ance of the appomt­
ed ttmc. No fatty foods should
be eaten-that u;, no cream tn
coffee. no fned eggs.
The entire proce tnkes onl)
40 mmutes, and oll donors wtll
b tested so thnt blood "'·m be
bkcn from only th03f' fat to '\: ol­
untecr. Students \Olunt.eermg to
&I\ e blood aUord L-ewis and
Clark the.-opportunttY or be·
commc part of the Porthmd re­
~IQnnl blood scrvace of the
Amencan Red CrOS3
"[ wa.s on my way to tnlramur­
al busketbnll prnctke," said Mil­
ler, "when I sow the mobll X-ruy
unit parkL'Ci outs1dc the gym. A
coupll' nf us dec1dcd Lo go
lbrough tt for o gng.'' "It wns qu1t.e n shock when
they called me to the dllwntown
office to tnke lnrger X-rn.r pic­
tures," Miller s:ud. ''I eouldn't
lmaginc wbcre I could hn\'e got­
ten '' Thl• docton; told me that
although I had been in the 'T'B
anfest<.'(l Philtppinc-'1. quite probn­
bly I had picked lt up tn crowd­
ed campus clnsarooms.''
Thl! Untversah· State TubcrC\t·
lo. is hosptUll where he wos f;Cnt
for tccnlntcnl wos run of college
students. Malh•r rcmemb~ed.
Mony of them whv were not so
lu<"kY m gettlng un enrly chcc.k­
ur• nre sull there wtth ycnrs of
hospatnllza ttnn to look forward to .
Oth<!rs, he added grimlY, hnvc
cxptred Oregon Stale College President Dr. Strand, lo Speak
AI Convocation on 'The Philippines, Its Land, People'
lie eflt perfectly well at lhc
lime. he recalled. He had none
ot the S> mptoms of mght swcnts
und luss of oppet1tc.
Dr. F ogdall Releases
Frosh Seminar Topics
The loptCS fnr fulUrt' fresh·
en scmmnn; \\'{•rc nnuounc •d this
w~ek hy ll11un of Studcnls Vt•J­
gal S. ~·(lgdoll.
On Occcnabcr 12, the fn:shnwn
and t1w1r ndvtSI'r~> w•ll discuss
Tht• Mnrh• o( Suci:tl PolS•' E~<­
pcch•d 1n nn Edut!Ull•d Pt!l':'lon "
Januury ll the lopac w11l be
'Srunc SUM~CJ>tlon fo1 Taking
Collcgc-Ltvcl J.~ommutlons"
Flfty-rour kodnc:hr<unf• slides
wtll tllu ~;tratr• tlw dlacuasion on
'Somt· Ttps for ScholoRtlc Suc­
l\! tn Clllh.$c" 'l'hc dtlto {M
U111 11ctmnor will b~: nnnounced
Inter "I wns there only n&nc munlhs
us my case was caught cnrly
enough. I was lucky," he dc­
clnrL>d. "I could ha"~ beeo there
f~>r yPars. The rt!St and ROOd cure
I r•:ee1vcd there nrc the onlv
cur~s."
Then• huuld be nt ll!nJt two
ncttv•• cnscs ol tuberculo sis nt
Ia• g.-• on thl' campu!l raght nuw,
IJ('t"ordL\8 to statistics, M1ller ,~.
til"l8 tt,!d
.. , ur~e cV('I yonc.' rcitl.."t'Otcd
r.1111er, "nnd cspccwlly tholic who
are oft aid thnl they rn1nht have
TB tu go get n chcsl :X-ray They
DI'C not only 11sking thmr uw n
livc!l but nrc cndnngcrmc thl'
lhics ol all ottu"!r tudcnls." By Patricia WhiJe
Dr A. L. Strnnd, president of
Oregon State college, will be
suest pcnkcr for the December
5 con,•ocnhon ot 11 n. rn. tn the
campus gymnasmm. He wUI du­
cuss "The Phillppmcs, Its Land
nnd Pt.'Ople."
Rl!cently returned from the iJ­
Iand t{'_rritory, Dr. Strand was one
of five selected by Presidcmt
Truman to make •n offidnl eco­
nomic survc:v mlSllion to the arett.
He repr~sL•n ted agncullurnl,
tore& try nnd !llh••rlt!!i in lhc J ul)'·
Au(lua;l tour. 11lc report of the
mlsswu, dcsc.rlhtn£ 1 lund con·
dlt1ons, wa!l rclcMt<.l in October,
A natlv Texan nntJ a long-time
rc 1dcnt of Montnna . Or. Strand
h11s n dch bnt!kground of cdu\.'n·
tionnl uud scl•·nlillc cxpcracnce
m cvcrnl &tall'S.
llc Ct nduutcd fron\ MonUwll
Stille cnllt:KC in 1917. Unttl 1928
he scn·cd M usJStant entamolo-g1st for the Munumn State exten­
Sion scrvaee. In 1923 and 1924, h
held a Stmllnr poSition at Penn­
sylvnnin State college.
Dr. Straocl Dr. Strand th~n became ass&-'it­
ant professor of entomology nt
the Unive.rs1 ly of Ahnncsot ,
where he rt.'CCJ\'ed his master's
degree sn 1925 nnd doctor of plul­
osophy degree in 1928.
After 1931. he v,; professor of
entomology at Monuma State col­
lege and was lSo stotc cntomol
ogis:L He became presld nt o.f th
college .m 1937. ln lll42 tu~ cam•
lo Lhis tate to ~o:swnc the pi"C-'l·
dcn~:y of Oregon Stntc college.
In ndd&tion to his educational
"''rk, Dr. Sb nd i~ consul ling
cntomblogm tor the Quaker Onts
company. H lS nlso n member of
the lxmrd ul dtrectors o.f' the
l'ound don far Am"rican Aarl·
culture .
Dr Strnnd's v; orl. ~tat
educntor hns brought lum n lion­
nl recognition :md me.mbcrshap
on the c. uUvc committe or
th • lc.tton of merlcM Land
G :mt Colle~ ond Unt\•"nutl Pout-St "I'HE PIONEER LOG
Final Breakdown At the Head • Of Her Class­Listed by Council ~tud n• Hid ltull m nbc 1 Roberts Cites Doctrine
With Moral Marlialism
\\I • dt IN t u pt o\ e th btl Som of tll orthodoli: Clm 4
For Student Fees tl t, pe k Ru 1 n, '' athout 11 n t~m:bm •. bout m ckn•'SS
h 'm t4' '', 1 1bout kccpmg t k of m n·ol m 11 r t 1 ll s rn,
T c 1950-51 cllool-) eur budg t
tb Assooatcd Students of
nd Clark, !t !:et do~' n
tudcnt councll 1s fol· ll • d l>lJnt \'t:r· ch r d G\\11.) m 0 Rol>ert • as
kt: I \ ~· ~D's A A s.tstnnt pr ft>SWr of p ~ choiCl&\,
Grnc-nlnc m h1s 11 m chupcl nddtc ot
lie-t!lal tn pc. kmg Ru uu' the cnmpu lhc 1\t:J
Acti,":llics c:cunmiss1on ;
Dam ucs
R .md 'ell sqund
F cs
Band
A cmbh
lnl: u J
T t.nl
Human relations:
Rehg u.: conference
~c::ul r conferences
R ous ... , hJa\io.n week
c ))("1
R gJ0\15 spe: ~"'!: a OPl n tu t:"' r) unc und sh~ I Pl. c g lht xnmplc of lgnn·
'-mpatgt'Ui '' th proma c f c t~) t'IOW oC Lc:' Ia. uhandl ond
1200 St .ltnm u tgnmcnt. mu) be J•:'1lll Chri t on \'Ctbul 1 •cl of
75 n nt: at n 1 tnd nlt l· ~ ou ftlm. Rl,bt:• L t plaincd that
800 r m ''h n u \\ nt U1 \Hrt: l'n l f • prau Ench
1000 1 1\1 n t Wnt'd o.f the poss _ cd th :mbhme ~ift or
250 b ton.' Mrs Gnlt:runr. st.Dr COUfi se and \ llahl~ coupled
30 puptl~nd th<: n ' on '' tth me<:kne , nc ;s r) to un
bmd lhcmreh· from th~.: hca\
$3355 Dr. Odell to Moderate Ll.." knotted ropes r th crowd
Dr Morgan S Od U "'til cn-c Mnn' potc.nt• hlJ • re: t dor·
:!SO modc.t tor C pan 1 dl.'\CUs· mnnt rn human nnture, • Rob-
200 ston on 'f'rwdom m Mtd·C• n-c c.tnph lUtall) dccl ted U
150 turJ ' l t lt."\\ Jde ~uolt nal :rou earn ·:;tl} \\ nl tt ' u, t l,
100 tnsUtu\ tt Lincoln b hoot I a from the t m·
150 10 15 S turdn\, • \ mb..:r 16 p..~ u[ tht.: rene " LC Deleqates to Attend
Ashland Health Meeting
"Thf'rc • Futur In Fitn~ ·•
wtll oo lh theme for the Ql'(.'o
l,!\)h Associ ttlon for Health, Phy­
tc I EduCilhon nnd Recrenllon
nnuol m~hn~: ot A hfnnd, No­
\Cml>er 17·18
M He tl'l' Turn~ nnd ~hlts
Ellen Rowl11~ \\all 1 cproscnt lA; W·
ls nnd Clnrk ul the mer.tmg. In·
cludt'd ln the progrnm nre Junclr·
('ODS, discu..-.sions, mo\·lcs, ~:pcnl •
cr and cnlcrtnlnmcnL
Credit Men Speak
Louas Parkc1 cred1l mnnnger
or Olds and KUlg store wtll
pc tk on t ctnil aredit before
mcmb rs o! John F Wallbridg..:'
cln m cred1t nnd collection No­
' mb r 30. J D McEwnn. mnn­
ogt:r of the Po1 tlnnd RNnil Cr ecf.
Jt bttr..:nu, pok(' on oper taon of
•he bur nu :No\:embcr 14. Friday, Nonmb~r 17. 19~0
Naval Officer to Explain
Reserve Set-Up Today
A n. 'nl r~: lr\ C' offtct•r ''til
b · on cnmpu tud .) to f' plain
the na\ ol I" vc to w~n Uttcr­
l' h'd an ltw progr 1m He \\ tll
bt m th m('n'. ph)'Stc:tl cduco
tlun dl't)art.mcnt ofhc from fl
u.m to 3 p m , utttmltnc to
lien~ t< ~:nms. dllnn of men.
Lcttl't from the dcnn's otftet'
llrt bclnJ! nt to th(• pnrcnlB of
:~11 tm n s udcnl und~:r 1 1 Ill•
f•'rmmg h r 1 th tl men muc;t
i n up t. u 1 ,,, v.._• untt be-
fore th~'t tt.uc-h lh<:lr lOth birth·
d ff th• ' \~ 1 h to pnrtte1pn tc
ln the pro ram 1 ht: National
Gu,trd 1 cccpun men up to
lh ttml' th y ret I\; l notJcc for
lhclr prt: lndu lJon ph't'Sito.•l CX•
mntn 1llon
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ny r rn;(. roup nu• subJect to
C'all to dut l "' ttmc, Ennl!'l
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9051
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118
132
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$200
150
$350
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supplies 150
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A.--t department.
Eicctlcn board
V.'RA
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200
1274
RAND TOTAL 1954
$17,500
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VOLUME IX PorUand. Oregon, Fridcrr. Dtoeember 1. 1950 Numbe:r 10
Blood Unit to Arrive Wednesday,·
Musicians PlanHolidayConcert
Studio lo Wax Alumni, Booster Knapper Calls
M . O . Club to Entertain
USIC ffermg Pioneer Gridrnen Students to Aid
I · Hal Knapper . blood dri•o chairmen. aakes preliminary toll Of Individuals ~~~:~ .~~~:~~~~t~:::.""nt,! In Enterprise
.a.rom nurses comang to campus Oocombcr 6 wuh lhe R-..a c
lood •
1 n1 ... tOSII
· b mobt • u 1. Knap~r relaxes realuing no damage 'is done.
·Plans Change for Pre-Registration
With No Permit Cards, Time Limit
The> ndnnnlstt ntaon hn~ schcd- There \\all be no flnol Y.ind up
uled nn 1d\ nnccd sprmg tcnn I doy Cot rcgtstrJuon ns in o~h~.;r
regtstraUon r l•mbltng th.... one years. except for financml and
pnor to thiS lc1·m to Ulrt Mon-pnrkmg nrrnngemcnta. These or­
da~ nnd contmuc through Fri-nmcemcnts wtU be completed 10
dn> tbc theatre January 26, along
Student odvtScrs will conduct With nny changes to be mode 1n
the rcgtStrllliOn an tlw1r oCf1cc at the :students• schedules
theu-posted ofltcc hours. Stu·
d nts nre urged to mokc cnrly
ppomtmcnt w1th thc1r advisers
to obtnm the schedule booklets
·hu~h thCl ore n.~u1red to !Ill
ouL These booklt~ts urc lhun to
I returned lo th u· ndvlScrs by
0\.--ccmbcr 8.
The only dlflcn.:ncc m lhlS
term's rl!gistration is 'thnt uu~rc
will be no pc1 m1t cards for lirrnt·
ed clru;s nnd sec:hons. Tht.• slu­
dcnt.s must go tn the desired de­
partment tmfl sign up for the lim­
Ited courses, Th1s mcnns thot
those who 1gn up curly wJlJ get
tht-des1red l'Ourscs, lcavang th.­
lntc ones to take whot they cnn
get.. Also lh&s WllJ rocalltutc pur·
c:hnsmg books ond csurn:1tmg a
balanced currtculum tu the od-
mtntSLrn tton. 'What I Believe' Topic
Of Dubach Chapel Talk
.,.Wlmt I BdJc'\o•e" will ue U1e
sermon toptc or Dr. U. G. Dubnch,
pi'Of!!:S.<;or of politico! sc:.ience. in
his .1ddrcss durmg the 11 a. m.
r\'JOC m Copeland 1\lemoraal
chnpd, Decemb1!r 7
.. Thill subJcc&.." he commented,
"grew trom cxpl"rlcncc m at­
templ.tng to nnsw<>r questions
conccmmg rchgu;m uskcd nlt'• by
by Sunday school classes. It is
upon these a~umuln ted rc­
spons that 1 will base my t:llk."
Theresa M1ch11Cison 1s slntc'd to
be student lender nnd the a cop­
~Un choir. under the d1rectlon
or L. Stnnle) Glarum. wall sing.
'I Had TB' Senior Says/
Urges Others to Try Test
"It was quue n hock when
they called me to Uu? downtown
oflicc to tnkc lrm:er x .. rny pic­
tures," !\hiler said "I couldn't
imagme wbere I oould have got­
ten 1L Th1.• doctors told me thnt
nlthough I hnd been in the TB
SnCe~ tCd Phillppm<-s, quatc fJrobn
blv l hnd pickL'Ci il up m crowd·
cd c:lmpus classrooms " A chest X-rny tnkc.n two yenrs
ago just for the laughs t>.ather sov­
~ m) life or muny ycnrs m a TB
hosp1toJ" Tlw SJl nkcr \\'tlS John
Mllle1 .. n hu.Bky cmor cducatJol\
IYIOJOr.
''I wn on m) wny to intramur­
lll b.t kctbnll pradic!!," ~tid r.hl·
h.'T, "when 1 snw the rnobtl X-rtl)'
umt parked outside th~ gym. A
couple of U£ decaded to go
through tt for 0 eng ...
He cnt perfectly wcll at the
lime, he rccnllcd He hnd none
of the stmp\oms of night sw<'nts
.md loss of appct1t"
Dr. Fogdall Releases
F rosh Seminar Topics
The topacs (ur future fresh·
t:n scmmnn; wmc announced thts
..., cck b)' Dean of Sluflcnts Ver·
1:11 S. FQgdall.
Un D ~c:cmbct• 12, the ft cshn1cn
o.n4,l tlwtr udvt c't'S \\111 dl&l'USS
The Mnrks of &chal Pot&" F.x­
r>cclcd tn nu Educatt.>d Person "
Jnnunn 11 the topiC wtll be
S<1mc Suggt'&tlnn Cor Tt•kmg Th· Untversll)' State Tubcrc:u­
lusts hosp1tnl where he wos sent
(or trcat.me:ut wos full of collccc
student$, Mlller rcmcmb red.
Man} of them \~ ho "'cro not o
lucky In getting '" early check­
up nrc sull there '\\ ath years of
ho11tpthlhzat1on to look forward to
Others, he added grlmly. hove
txpu"«<
.. I was lhere only nmc months
nf; m) cnsc was caught early
enough. I wos lucky,'' he de­
clared. "1 could hn\'\! been there
(or ye.ars The rest and good core
l rcc<•iv~ thcr~ nrc the only
curos."
Th~re should be nt lcllJt two
n~ttvc ~ascs of tuhcrculo sls 1\t
In• gc on the c-nmpus nghi now,
ncc.:ordJng to tnli!iltCS. M 1Llcr 1: -
til Ultri c:.mtwn nd nc" Jy orcantz.cd The Red Cross bloodmobile
Boo tc.r club, nt bnnquct D
cembcr o. an the f1orcntml' room Will be on the Lew1s nnd
or Ute Cosmopohtan club Clark campus December 6, By Lelgb Boek
Concert gocrs are in store
for a rare musical treat ot
lhe annual Christmas con-Arrnngo.:menl3 arc bcang han-accordmg to Hal Knapper ,
dlctl b.) a comm1tt c h ndc-d b> chatnnan for the blood drl
Gerry Croekwcll, Jun 49 grad and the m.rmnaSJum will ~
unll!. Also on the c:ommJUce are = ccrt In the cnmpus gymna·
stum Sunday. December 10.
As n special fenture of the John Brewer. n.lunuu ecrew.ry, used as the blood collecltng
nnd Bud Ho ford pre!!ldent of center
lh~.; Boosters club The Bloodmobile is mo-
program the college carillon Trek• u wtll be nvntlabl at tor vehicle that cames cots.
Will b heard m n prelude of i iS from Brewer 10 th~ lumnl medical ruppllcs. refres.hmcnts
ofiJ1."<! and pc.n;o.nnel-m short. n1l the
16th century chorales. ~-··we hope to ha\c between 250 ~u 1pment aeeded to collt'CI.
formed by Raleigh McV1c.ker . nd 300 out to s1ve lhe team 1 blood on campu~
The MndgrlgnJ singers wtll ond coach<!S t.h<: Jnnd of rec:og- Man3' students June n~d>
open U1c cone rt waUt four se­
h:clto.ns from Itallan. old Enghsh
and old French enrols. The rest
of the progrnm 15 scheduled to
daV<!rt from the u unl m Clui t·
mns concnrt.s and feature m­
stcnd, many W<'ll kn•>wn c:ompo­
aatlons.
The audacncc w111 b mvitcd
to join the c.nthe musac:nl en­
scmbh: which wall mclude the
mudugal mgcrs. tbc S)'mphornc
band, men's gl<.-e, the choar and
the symphony orchcstrn m lnC·
mg .. Jo} to the World"
lndh idual sel~uons ;from the
Chrlllunn:; concert w1U be re­
cot'CIL-d b) the McKennun record·
mg tud1os tn th\' new Orcgonum
butldang
Admt ion to thiS concert "'t11
be frc Jo~n nds who m y ~iSh
to make eontnbut1ons to h<'IP
d~frn) cxpcn :cs wtll find sutt·
nblc coUecUon bo ·cs m lhe S)m­
n tslum lohb) otter the concert.
For tho c "'ho will come by
bu , the1 e \'\; 1ll be n pccull bus
lenv.mt: the Sulmon street sw­
Ultll Ul a p.hl It Wlll return
ftcr the conei!rt nluon they dcscn•e," Crockwcll gned pledge to dOIUite putt
said of blood nnd Knapper urg
All States to Send
Delegates lo Meet
Bnnquc on the Starlight Roof
of the Woldorf-AstoriD, n \'i.sat
to the United Nation's Assembly,
deluxe DC\.~modauon at tbc Ho­
lcl Shelton, o fltght \'lD n Unlt~-d
airlines mninhnet ond nll cx­
penscs prud.
Thnt' bow the Dcecmbcr
schedule rend for student boc.b'
president Hnrry Godsd. Oregon's
delegate to the annu I .N Uonal
Assoc1nlton of Manufacturers'
con\'cnllon m Ne\\ YCJrk.
The D ember G-7-8 m bng
\\ 1U h~ t 1tudcnt reprcscntnttvcs
from caclt of tb 48 states and
the Dlslract of Columbia The
rcpresc.n tnuves nre chosen on the
bastS of c::holnnh1p and ~ti\'t­
tJ While there, they will tnkc
part In RSSIOnS (COtunDg vari­
OUS business problems pubbc
relnllons and busm pollue& At
one panel the guests wUl be: al­
lowed to query thl! nnti(m's bu.sl·
ness lenders on related subJ~&s.. c\ eryone \\ ho iS phystrolly ftl to
pnrlJCipatc m thl$ worth) cause
AU or those mtere.sted m stgn-
1118 up m advun~ ahouJd con­
wet unyonc Of the rollowi~ S'lU•
dents. Bci.SJI Yakku, Chnrles
SCxton. Jun Tomhn, Betsy Me:·
Clean. BtU Sprln~:er, Dcwe)
Hnrlcss, Ken Handel nnd full
Knapper .
The blood will be U!led nt locnl
ho,.pttals at no charge to the
u.ser as '"ell ns the b tUefront
of Korea where there 15 an ex­
treme need ror plasma
Fr<:~ donuts nd coffee \\!'lll
be served all dono~ but the)
llJ'C warned not to c t for four
hours an ruh ance o! the appomt­
ed tune. No fatty foods should
be c ttm--that 15, no ere m m
coffee. no tned eggs.
The e:ntu'C process tnk onl)i
40 mmut.es, and nll donors wiU
be tested so Ulnt blood ~ .. ·m be
bkon [rom only thos~ ftl to 'ol·
unteer. Students \'Olunteet1Dg to
g1vc blood nHord Lewis nd
Clark the opporturut} or be­
eommc part of the PorUand re­
~aounl blood scrvtcc o! lh
American Red Cross.
Oregon Stale College President Dr. Strand, lo Speak
AI Convocation on 'The Philippines, Its Land, People'
By Patru:ia White
Dr A L Strond. prt'!'!idcnt of
Oregon State college. wtU be
gue$t ~p,;okcr for the De<:CUnber
5 con~ocntlon at 11 n. m. ln tb
campus gymn saum. Uc will dis·
cuss ''The Phllippm , lt.s Lnnd
nnd People ..
Recently returned from the J.s­
lnnd llliTilory. Dr. Stnmd was one
of h\'O 8{ Icc ted by President
Truman to make on offtc1nl e<:o­
nomic surv~) mLo:s1on to the area.
He rep1 est•nted agricultural,
forestry nd f!Bhcrtes in the July­
August tour. The report or lhe
m1Slliun, dcscrlbm~ tdaod con­
datac'" , wat: released in October. g1st for the 1onumn Stnt ten·
ston scrvace. ln 1023 nnd 1924, he
held n ~nmllnr po ation at Pcno­
sylvullln State coll gc • Dr. Strand lhen become a.s,;,a:st­
nnt professor or entomology nt
lhc Un1versaty of Mmn~w.
"here he n.'Cel\-ed b&S master'
de m 192.5 iand dottor of phal
~~Pill d.:grec m 1928
After 1931, he ~ professM of
cntomol • nt Montano Stat coJ-
1 e nnd w~ olsn state cntomol
o~ut. He ~~orne president of the
college ln 1937. In 1942 he came
lu thlS state to assume Ute presi·
d ney of OreJon State eollece.
In nddttion to hU educaUOtt•l
"'i)rk. Dt·. Strand 15 a consullin&
entomolo,ist for the Quaker OaL'
company He I! 1so o mcn1ber o!
the board of d~tors ol the
FOundaUQn for Arneru:an .Agrl
culture.
Coll!.>(lc-l .. t vel fo::.Xnminuuon s ''
F1fty·four kodnr.hromf• sllrtes
1o10 all lll usta n tc tlnJ d U!cu ion on
Some 'l'aps for SeholnAtlc Su"'"
tn College" The dntc for
•nunnr wUI be nnnouncL'd " Ual
tnt r 1 u1 g~; e\'t ayone," r~ttt..-rn tt..od
MIller. "nnd c pcclnlly those \>; ho
ot't• oft uld thol they might hov
TB to ~:o E;tot n dll'Sl X-ray. They
111 no\ oul~ r 1 klug thclr uwn
hvc but arc ndongermG the
ll\' ol all other studcnla" A natl\'c Tc on nnd n long-tim"
t"<!lid nt or Montnno, Dr. Strand
h'lS rtCh background of cdu •
taonul nnd sclr.ntltJc expcrlcncc
In scvcrul 6Wtcs
He gruduntcd £rom Montunu
Stnt~ colleg.: in 191'1 Until 19!3
he 11cn ed • usa tant entomolo· Dr. Sboad Dr St11md "'"'rk a stat
~duc:a tor bas brou_aht him nalton
AI nxo~n1bon and n~mbel'lb1p
un the ext: utl\"e commi\t or
th~ A..~wt•on or Amt.rtc::an Land
0 nt C Ueecs and Unl\·enuti .Page Two THE PIONEER LOC f'~lday . Decem.bft l,
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B Passing Scene ---by Swanson I Job .for Jill
Well. the\ did 1t. The P10nec_r gr1d ma-•
chme ~hlfted mto lugh gear and manufac-
tured a 61-7 Pear Bowl VICtor · O\•er hapl~ss
San FranCisco St.nte nt Medford on Thnnks­
gl\'lng day to top off n highly successful
Northwest ~nfercnce season.
Lewis and Clark fans have Witnessed th~
gr~atest football squad ev~r to h1t the Black
and Orann-e campus. More credit lhan can
be expre_*'Sed here shou)d go first to the
:Cello\\ s who made up this championship
team. and then to the fine coachmg staff
under the guidmg hand of Joe Huston.
What do you say about a team hk\: th1s?
We think you're great. men. As far as
"'e'rc conc-emed ·you're the best m the na­
tion.
Brmg
bring on on Army. bnng on
those bo""ls-California
-G. \\" M.
Let--Be ~ ur' \ I
I
The person situng ne.'\.-t to you as you read this may
have TB.
A startling thought perhaps, but entirely possible . The
\•Jctim lS usually completely unaware of his condition.
The only way to be SUit! that you are not iniecte<.i and
mfecting your friends ts to get a chest X-ray.
A po_rtable che...<n X-ray unit is on the campus today. A
100 per cent turnout WllJ be ll1c only posith·e proof that
tuberculosis is not workmg its Silent. deadly way across our
campus.
Let's be sure!
II you think it can •t happen here. we refer vou to the
article by John Miller appeanng elsewhere m today's LOG.
lt not only can happen here-it hns.
N. W. S.
Spirit of Holly-Day Bids Mind Awake
To Buying Trips, Ribbons, Chimes
By Lou-Jlnne From the lightness of a holi­
day dmner (which lS never a
ligbt occas1on in the hteral Jul:it bdor~ th Thnnksgl\•mg holid
1VE GOT IJ5
~- A PLACE NOW
SILL.! ~~ ~;"'x'i! Blue Key ond the admmJstrataon held
dcs.'ll'J l mc"ling for n group of students
lt!t'lccl on the basis of high school lenders}
The purpose of the meeting wns to
quaml these p~;.'Ople wuh the prcs~ung '
-for a student procurement p10gr:'m and
u t•gc t hPrn to t'On I net tu gh sc hoo I :;enior.s
their &cquaintrmce and rliscuss the adva
tagcs of ntt~nding Lewis and Clnrk.
We hope the th1 ills of the Peat
and the satisfaction of n well filled stom1ad
dad not deter these people from the task.
ts a JOl> that must be done if Lewis
Clark-and thnt means all of us-is to con
tinue to prosper.
Fmdmg and selectmg new
:.hould not l>l• the prOJect of only
however. one
h ~hould be 'a continuous, unencllllj
'~arch by the entire college commun
through undcrgradunt<' days nnd bey
graduation. N.W.S.
Public Relations up My Alley
Heralds Campus Light of Fruitful Triumph
EdiJor'c Note: This ia the finJ
in a series of articles ducribi ng
the ruponaibililies and purpows
of tho commissio ner offices oper­
ating through appointed student
leadership.
The P u blt c
Relations corn­
mLSSton, und~r
JaCk Gnmsted's
guidance. se.n:­
es the campus
as nn infonnn-
uvc and coor­
dmatmg office
for <~11 octh·•·
Ll "s, unprovc­
m nts and in-Cri.mA1~ Bowls -Bowls -Bowls! And the h~nrts of so many or us,
those lhnt s • m to be the :fovontc nome w1l1 not have to be e
wtth LC'ers ha\'C conne<:taons grnv<..-d on a st~tdium co
w!tb the gust.atonal pastime of lone m order to refresh
frugivorous (frult-co ting to you.
O'Bnrn.)
But come whnt may m lht!
form of future mvJtatJons for our
glodlron greats. no one can Utk(
m~o ay one ounc of glory the)
hove achico,; ed. ''Behmd a Grea
•ream Stands a Gr~t College .. -
so rends the~ plurb m thc Souve­
mr Edit1on <tf the Pcnr Bowl
P1XJgrammc and we cnnnot qunl­
tfy that stott.'mt•nt tor lnl'k of
student support Coffee-CakePar
Surprises Blair
Sum Bl ir, co-cnptmn of llu
team, at least had a \aste
pm "apph earJy Monday mo
ang
One of hili four !l.'mmme
Jingle of bells and Jtmgle of
nerves ... the season's upon us
nnd only 20 shopping da) 5 to go
And not a present bought, nat
t:"'\'en "' d1me pock ·t of nbbon. ,.nsc) tht! home cc depnrtlDen'l ter-collcgc relnttonshlps. It works
descended to the dark of an in cooperation wllh the college
elcctnCJt)-les class on Fr1day Publ&ctty department rrnd Pub-We Arri•• •.•
ThiS Ume tp!! mosses c:unc
through! When over 350 w1Jl nuss
nme nnd ten o'cJock clnsscs to
yell their lungs out 1n a scnd-orl
•·ally; wh"'n over 200 \\~ill stay up
all nsght and drive 620 miles to
biJck a championship team, thc:n ers fctgned cur sickness wh1ch
caused the "gr(:l'n muchinc"
stop ut lht• s1dc oC the roud. Im
mcdiutcly lnughter nnd shouts Qf
"surprise" I nccompan icd the gi\'·
mg of n congratulalory cnke to
Stnn for his pnrt in wmning the
Pcur bowl game. Scent of holly 1f holly hns a
scent. 1fs urn for ChrlStmas
clumes to rouse m~ ummcrtamc
mmd But there' suJI a ro ,...
bJoommg b~ the door nnd East morn two weeks past. he .Relation s office
Clats excused" Huh·uh, t.lu.:) Staffed by n comm1tlc of hve,
\\ orkcd ns true p1onccr.s m the commiSSIOn 1s responsible Cor
Ute dim hght of the wmdO\\
'A'he.r"• Oh Where?
en1 storms nre m n'li
awa). moons H<i\ )OU beard thC' one nbout
the absPnt-mlnded profes.so • the
dear. delt&htful, cver-lo,,.able ab­
S<'nt·mmded professor"~ Someone
mlShud his grades. He sought
them high nnd low, m every
1mog.anable nook and cranny. flavOT of TurJteT
Not to me.nt1on the tasty b1ls
f Tbanks&Jvmg turk still re­
chnmg delioously m the caverns
or the cold. cold box. TliTlc out
for o sandw1ch. Very good. He stonned the campus • • •
nnd found them nt last where
onb he could have put thl:!m ..•
10 hu own H•xtbook on his O\ow n
desJt Fames of our ~'nchantt..'CI Wh1ch remmd.s me. Colhccon
rened the foreign students a
trad.iuonal Thanksg1v1ng dmner
ovember 16. A few hod nev~;r
taste-d th P1lgT1m bird before. u;)(:' Of Jcam.lrlg • , WP com­
p}etdy acquit you from the mis­
chief lnid before your door. Unammou comment . Jt wns
fme.
BARK OF THE LOG
&ditOT's :Note! The followi.osa is dedic:crted by em cmonymow
author lO the members of the junior dau wUh opol09iea to Rud·
ycnd KipliDg. U is in refer~ ce lO Bill Nibel'a lettu to the editor
in the last laue.
-IF
II you can park your car and nat get mired
Like other juniors 2n the crowded pit,
u you can ruosh through mud and 001. be tire-d
And even try t.o joke n UttlP bit,
If you can park m rnm and sleet and mowang
And wet, bedraggled to your claues zoom
Yet have no bittern sn knowmg
That elsewhere there is parking room;
If you can paas the gym nnd yet not wor~ •r
Why etght cars stand where tblr:ty-fivc once &tood,
Yet. have the fwt.h t.hnt he who rnndc this blunder
WiJJ have the grace to rigbl ft D he should
It you can take th up:~ nd downs or college
And keep your fatth m :fBirness ond the good
Next year th hard acquired knowl'!dgc
Wi.JJ m.-ke rou senior, or at leQst :It should.
-Aonymoua. SJgns. weekly bulleuns and off­
c a m p u s publicity. ASSlshng
Gnmsted ln this work are Bar­
ney St.adjus. Stan Homcl. Lnrry
Campbell, D<nnd f..."'vons o n d
Glad}s WJnn.
In the tmprovcment held. the
department 1s now plannm~ pe.r­
mnn(!llt nnm plotcs for cnmpus
buildmgs.
Iu relnhon to 5\udt."nl PlUCUrc·
ment, at is cooperotmg Wllh the
Actl\'ltu.>s oornmisSJon m prepnr­
in~ a system of pmgrams :for htgh
schools and vetcr tO hospitals.
The comrmss1on also provJdes
a clennng-housc fo1 pubhcations
and mformaUv·~ material ~cnt to
and from othc.r colJcges ond uni­
~o•ersltief!. T b 1 s "advcrtism~"
:)hasc of t11c1r work OJds sn crc·
1tmg greater undcrstandmg br>­
twecn schools. I thmk we have arrivt.>dl
T~ be sure, that only rcpr~ents
one quarter of the studt!.nt body
but th~ bi~ U's wilh 12,000 nc\'l.lr
hm•c rootmg sections of 3000
c1ther!
Flower Aiter Fruil ••.
And ns \\ c arc showcrmc pc­
tum&S all over the place, let's Jet
one fnJI on the auburn tresses of
u great guy-Unca' Joe Huston.
Write-ups tn ull lhe sport tnblotds
tell of hu; abihty as n concl1 but
ou1· wreaths are placed m od·
mtrauon for h1s greatn'->ss fiS :1n
ordtnary, cvC!ryday JO<!.
Some doy in the d1m dnrk fu.
ture, someone will !Judd u Iorge
stadJUm and look nround for n
person to whom they can doot·
cote 11.. But it won't hove to be
The Public Relnt1ons depnra-·Gloves Lost
ment. through these acuvlht!J>. 1s
not only providing an on..campus LOST: On~..; p.ur of whll~; cro·
service, but ls hclptng to s•·ll Lew-ch•·l L~loves Wednesdoy before
lS and Clurk to prospective stu-Thrmksg1vmg If found, pJensc
denLB ond to the wider commu- 111::turn to Patndn White In lhc
mty beyond the campu::>. LOG ofiJce.
tf ... ~ Coleei:le Prest
OftJdal riUbllcalll)n ~! tt•o Auoalntt' J Stutltmti! r.f L(Jwla 1111d C'huk
coll"'trfl
l'ubJiah"d w• ekly durlr,g the · oll~Jr· )'!!Af Suti~<crlvtton rntt'! U C.o
pcor 7 ar
EDITOR On the cnkc wns not only
pcor and ft football wtlh ''Con·
g1 atulauons St:m," but also
pmenppl•• With n qucsll(ln .... n.11
be adc It
Other members or the
and c'Oflt"''.' prut \ were:
Gmthcr, Pntty Jo
Donna Knutson nnd Mt:r:rily
Tor bet
Individual Wish to Rul
Reserve Woman Call
By Ben Fleiachma.n
l .. nst year. ns muny of you will
n!.mt•rnbcr, I wn5 J'e<:ruahng fo•
lhc air corp ro!!ervc. or course.
then 1 didn't kn<IW any more
about the corning Kor1..•nn was
thnn nnyom d"c. Nevertheless, J
s1gncd up mnny recruits nnd
iJmonc tlwm were n few girls
Now, With tht! poss1blhty that
our unit rnny be calll?d in the
nenr future, the women are quitt
worrl~ thot thcv will have to •
flO, too
The lotL'St from lhc group
thnt unless the women insist
betns cnUcd thc•m elves, th~s
will not hove to go (In active
duty
l'.vc•ryunc, 01 coun;c, got one of
tho:r p•gi&lcl c:d letters trom the;
oir bas.., n I m~ ubout desired de·
ret men a, so actually, the fellows
hove their c•hokc as well.
The only thsn~. from the look!
ul ~he prcsc'nl Sltunlion, ulmt>:il
oll the mt.:n who nrc under 24
~ 111 hove to ·~n.·c m the verY
nr•or futu11• 1n some brnnch lif lhr
nrmy lind thoso now signed up
t:~ther In the notlt~nol gt1nrd, air
forcr• or some reserve, hn .. ·c 11
Is tile mor<' cholct; ns to 1 he type
o( h mnsng they want. J
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and
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to
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now.
ar
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of
ste
morn·
he nd
wh
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ad. lm·
outs Ql
"' jtl\'•
kc t(l
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"Con·
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Rule
,n
u wiU
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more
b Will
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type-Friday, D mbar 1. 19SO PIONEER LOG
On the S octal Stde W1th Pat Ch~?rkezov
One Scent Admits Student
To Freshman \Sock Hop'
Tho froshman class pr~cnts the "Sock Hop'' Snturday
c\ cnmg, Dcccmbr.:r 2, m lhe campus gym nft~r the p1 e-. co­
son l>ask(•tbnll game. .... __ ..,~
The stag or dnte dance will be f1 om 10 to 12 p.m.
Prtzcs Will he awordcd for thl! loudest patr of soc•ks for both
c:t boy ond a girl. Records will prov1de the mus1c for cve­
nmg.
Mr nnd Mrs. Dw1ght Loomls
and Mr ond Mt Kcnn"lh John­
on htJ\ t: bt en ln-.atul n chup.
t•t ons
Admission 1 free to 11. Ru~
Hoen, c ncral chairman. ays,
The onl) co t to you w1Jl he
one sCEnt ' Sho..: con be chcck<'d
rrcc.
According to the comrmttce ln
ch lrge or the dnncc, the purpo
of Uus o!fnar 1 to get thP rest
of lhc school to rec<•E:Dl:l:c the
outstanding freshmttn cJnc !
Chou men arc· John Gordon,
rclr• hmeutil, lluth Engl'lc, mu­
sic nnd cliOp~'rOn , Jo Mann,
ch<'ckroom: F"rnnk Elliott and
Bud Cnd" (II, publlc1ty • • •
Or. Ella K ube, mstJ ucto1 of
psychology, ond Kenpcr Nom­
land, on nrclutecl from Los An·
~eles, wPrc marllC'd Wcdncsdoy,
Novemller 22 They spent o short
honeymoon m Portlnnd
• • •
Dean F'reeda Harhfcld was
presented \~ Jth o sheet CDkc nnd
a pr.:n desk set by the g1rls of
Palnllne mnn01 ond new dorm
ln honor of her lurthdn)• lost
1\tondny, November 27 • • •
The German c:lub wJIJ hold Its
onnunl hohdny porty Monday,
Do~c mbcr 4, nl 7:30 p.m. The
gct-tog<•Lher w1l1 be al the home
ot Dnlf• Kugel. 5524 N. E. Rod­
ney avenue•,
Entcrtnuunent Will mcludc
cnmcs, mustcol numbers and
group smgmg. Anyone speakmg
some German IS mv1ted to at­
tend. But there w1ll b smnll
pcnnluc for those speaking any
EngllSh.
Refrl>Shmcnts w1ll top ofl the
evcnmg Dack Webb. prcSldent,
nnd Ed1th K1lbuck, v1ce-pres1·
dent. or in char{; of th•· party
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• Checking OCCOII'fth
• Savings accounts
• Bonk·by·mall service
• Loans of all kinds
• Bonk Money Orden
• Gift check1; personalized
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I • •
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Oorpor•tton Don't lorgot th~.. f'utur Teach­
of Amencn rctrt::al Lh111 w ck
<:nd Dtcembcr 2 nnd 3, ot Dr
Ah n Grnham' Mount Hood
lodge John Ddf nbaugh urge
nU members to JOin m the fun
• • •
Welcoming the eleven ne"
members ol Socngn" cans. ir h·
man-sophomorQ womc.n' hun
ornry. "as the purpo. t.: of on
:rccepUlilcc pnrtv nL None~ Pond'
hllme Novembl'r 20
N•-w mc1nber ilrc 001 Cl·ll
Donald, Bonme Dunbnr, Emmn
Flick., Cnthennc Hnlvcrwn. Bnr·
ban.i Hcddon, lo.b11 y Houpt>r,
r;hznbeth Johnson, Betty Lrtke,
Burbarn Loftm, L.m1 cttn .Meyer
and Jane McAdow
• • •
The Inter-Varsity ChriStian
Fellow hlp c.lub \\Ill be the host
for all Porllnnd brnnch('s of the
club at a showmg of the techn•­
color film, ''Oh. For a Thous nd
Tongu tomght nt 7•45 oL lh<'
Evnngcl Bapll t church on 13th
bet\\ ccn Jefferson nnd Mnm.
Anyone mlcrested m sc In&
the ftlm 15 mv1tcd, accordmg \1)
JVCF pr<:SidPnt, CJnrr Bm·tcll • • •
An impor1anJ 5onior clus.
mQctmg Tuc.sdny. Dec•!nlbcr 5,
at 12:30 tn the Campus tbeotei
There wJll 1>«.! n d15cuss1on nbout
the elMs gift and the msurance
endowment pi&.D otlfpnntcd by
lnst yem • grnduatmg dass.
FloJ d Richnrd.on. rnsurnncc l'Cp­
rcsentauve, \\all be prest!nt. Don
SLamm, prestdent, urges more
elM!: sp1r1t in attendance.
• • • A.I.F. T. Director
Here December 4
C<'rald L Cove), Dln!Ct.or of
Adm1 sions at U1c Am(.'racan Jn­
l&tut.e for Forc1gn Trade wall v1s
1t th• cr1mpus Decamber 'I He ls
mt rested mainly in tnlkmg to
stud~nts who mJght b mtcrcst
t.d '" worktnc obrond.
Dcspll the pr<.'Sent world it­
uotlon. or perhaps becllut of 1t..
Cove,>' statc..'Ci In n letter to M1~
Jultn .tohnson, that he hns found
bu incss and mdustry advanCing,
\lo ith incr:eo~mg antert'st m spe­
clnllv tratned type of men find
' omen that the A J F T turn !I
OUL
1 he A. I F T m ehoc:nix. Art-
zona 1s peonhzed profCSSlon-
J ~chool p11 p:mng men nnd wo­
men for cnrcers m tnternnuonal
busmc w 1lh prtvat.e concerns
or m theo foreign cn·iccs of the
government. The ndmtssJOn rc
quu:'t'mc.nl 1 two year of col­
l~ge work
Students &ntcrl ted m spenk
mg to Cov y Ol' \\ isb1ng further
1nformnt1on obout the A 1 F.T,
mn;> S€c ~11ss JuUn Johnson, co­
Ol dmntor of gUid:mC<! and plncc­
ment.
Dr. Odelllo AJtend
Education Meeting
The Alpha Gamma pledge Dr Morcnn S Odell '~all
will gl\'e 0 pnrly for the mcm- PI each nt Central Presbyteru1n
ber lhetr dot und friends in thurch m Portlnnd at I 1 a m. De·
the snnck shnck nfter U1c LC-ccmb(r 3, on the Oregon Presby­
Portlund u basketball cnmc \0· ~rlnn Educnllon Fund. HIS topiC
mght The theme w11J b{' Dr· WJU be All LIVeth Whither the
'--~-., Rtv r Flow.:th " cemuo
Tht> Alpha Cnmma tnformnl Th 1t\ C'-mnn panel Y.lll be
lhlttnuon \\ Oi held a\ the home composo..>d of rcprc.scntnlJves tro~
f Betty l..okc last Wedne doy,l both prh-nh: and pubhc lllSti·
November ::!9 tutlons The) will dlscu the
• • • nct'd for ID«'I'Cnsed gtfts from
The orig1naJ campo 1IIOJU1 of corpornllfm and mdavtduals.
M~ MnuiJCt' St tb:, pntl Onq; Dr Qdfl!lJ Will descnbe the
or Mu Phl Ep Hun. ·w ~:1 t.: pr <"-Pre· bytntnn progrnm f()r cmo·
cnttd 111 n afl•!l nc•on progrnm t onnl n 1stonc~ Ht.: \\til nlso dts-
t h~.:r Wl t haU horne Sutur- lhc recently 1rutwted p) n
ta~. No\ mbt:r 16. Ar astang Mr . ooop ralt\C soUCJtaUon or
';l'll we1< Mr M d llnc D~c;r bu lnC'.ssts b) tht• mdependent
contrulto, and M1 Bell~ Pear cc.dl('gt· of Oregon.
on, opr no Tlw Lcw1s ond
CIOJrk c'lll£>g( holr fcatu1 ed
ompo;_.umn b) M s Suitz m the
Ct rtstrna: conc~.·rt t\\ o yenr nga
Prcccdmg the program. three
new Mu Ph1 pntrones.sc were ln-
wlkd by members of Epsilon
Delta chaptc1, Bnrbarn Forb
off1cmtinlj l\tn; J. Fut r~.:s\ Cobb,
who ~: husband 1s on the college
bQard of trustees, w cts nmong
Ulosc lnstc•llcd A ten !o1lowed
LOOMIS
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BR 1343
"518 N. W. 12th Ave."' Noted Director to Talk
On 'Musical Careers'
C 1ptam Lconnrd deo Pour. not·
t.:d du ector of the famnu de Pour
lnfantn chorus w11J speak on the
po lbUittcs of mustcal career
nnd his c p rscnccs Monday. Dc­
ccmb r 4, m the chnJl('l ot I :30
p tTl
De Pour, 35 years old. as :1 wcU­
l<uown mnlc chorws nrrnnger,
.C«lntP<I t•r md dut't'Wr, and rc­
cci\'Cd h1s ;\!A and BA fl"om Co­
lumbtl! UniVt.:I'Sit)'
fie fh sl mt.•l whut h(. en lis "my
nrmv" Bt Fort lluachucu, Ar1zona,
in 1942. 'l'odny these 35 smging
soldter nrc rnll.>d fl motil out·
standing churu Lnst ycnr they
CU\'t' 160 C:OnC\'rts.
II ntustc students and otlu!r
mtcrt' h."d nrc ln\'Jtt'd to nuend
ttus pcc181 medlng Pago Thrftc
Vanna to Record Christmas Concert;
Departments lo Cooperate on Albums
F n I rrnng• m nta Art' om F'or Ch tm. a1f llt n
plltld f th• Vonno Rcr: rdmgl t n • d I b n pr p r('(i In
l'ompllny, Lo Anct>l to record Conning or lh •m1ng of th
th annu I Chrllltm Con~l't 1n rccon:hng Advnnc ordr:r ran
tlw g mn tllum 01'tcmb 1 10 be m.sdt t1xl y l Dr Ev n hf
R t rd1n1; tl lht conccrl \ Ill fice 1n th mwuc bualdtn"
be p1 epnt'Cd Into o spcclol album
consi tmg of SIX tc.n Inch sides.
The oJbum u Ill f nture th" ym­
phony orchestra on tv;o audt:>S the
symphonic bond, Uu.• men's glc
club, ond rnndr1g I amgcn nd
the cho1r on one a1de ench.
The r cordmg wall b pack
I g d in nn nlbum p ca II) de-­
sign I lly the rt dcpartnwnt
WJth the dcsagn r pr cnlnUvc of
mu 1c. I not nnd pm \t1 cs On
the front mstdt cover v; Ul be n
hr&cl c ume of th directors nnd
on the bnck 1ns1d CO'I:cr. n stntc­
m nt by Dr Morgun S Odell.
Dr. John Stork Evnns cJCpress­
~ pleasure wllh the cooperntJon
d1splnycd bcl"een the art and th
mus1c departments nnd added
thal tht: olbuma wtll mnke nn ex­
Ct llcnt Christmn g1ft suggest1on
'l'he albums "lll be pnced at
$5.2.5, to be delivered shortly ni­
ter the C.irst of the year.
Sororities to Send
Clothes lo Europe
The toter sorority councd de­
Cided at n rettnl me tmg to
JOint!.> accept the rc pons1bfltl.)
of ndmg clothe.: nd other
"oods to needy fum11l m Ger
man\. nccordmg to Margaret
Mc\'tc:kcr, presrden
To spark lh• drtve plnn ar
h( me made tu collect clothmg
ut an niter-game dance. ndmts­
lon pr1ce to be one p1ece of
used clolhlnc
The 1dcu was suggested when
Dtck Brtn'l'llnc, rccc.nt LC grad
now in Get·many vrot • tellmg
to the exlr<'mc ncedines5 there
and ~nc.losed o~ hst of \'er.Tl
fam1bes. ...
SororJtlt'$ ond donns nrc Sl!l­
tmg the pnct: for what is hoped
to be: on ull-school cnmp:ugn
Other orgonWl llons and persons
mtcrestcd in helping these :fam­
lhc contoct Frecda Hartrleld
dt:an f \\Omen Opera Fans Thrill
To Intimate Opera
By Leo Bock -Opern fnn11 enJO~cd o thrffim
per1omm:nc or lntim te Op
~ .. Tuesday evemng •n the c m
pus th :ncr E"eryon m th n­
thuslnslic hou c-was dchghted
wath th" mod n hn and hu
morous s1tuat10ns f oil Ulr" op..
eras
Facial ex-p oru parllcular
1.} of Keturah Sorn:ll, wcr most
w 1nn1ng. Th n• "as 1 stnktng
re ..:mbl nee tn th~ dehghtful
n1u:uc with th rt ot C rlb<-rt find
Sullivan
A combmnuon of Ughtmg ~"1th
cUecuve co.tummg nnd ~>xt>el-
1 nt mgmg on the pnrt of nll
tltn:ro nrtl ts mndc for a \'l!ry en­
)o_yabJe C\ • nmg
Th£ b t char.JC:tenzatlon or
the operas wn m ~ove ln a
Co!!ec Cup ' m w hu:~h Wood­
h o u s c porlr.Jyed Schlcndri n
wnhout u.c of fat:' aJ mrusks
Other d uons !or thts m­
tlmate opera 1 for lh on
rught mcluded 'Thomas and Snl
I> ... by Arne nnd '"'l'hc Mus.1dt
.Moster" b.> Pergolscs1 ~ lSe
due Inez C rroll (or her pumo
accompammcnts v. btch h<'lght
c.n d cbaract r of the serte!:
Air Corps Recruiters
To Meet With Students
Rcprescntah' t: Q r tht' tr corp
v.tll explnln the tr.umng pro
gram to wtcro:>Sh•d men Monda)·\
December 4 from 9 o m to 4
p m m the men s phyStenl edu­
c.ltlon d· partment office
Men o1 non..<fraft QGc Dr" be­
mg ncceptcd and m n wtlh t\\ o
;>enrs college tramm an: ehc·
1ble Co.r comml 1on!l, ccordmg
to Georg~ Ennts. dca.o of m n
wonderful , woodsy Woo cl h u •
Falterge's fragrance
for falling in love
featured in "TillE BVSIAIDS"
a United Artists comedy
Lipman-Wolle Pag f'our PIONEER LOC f'riday. December I. 19~0 -
•
r·xn~en Open Basketball Season
With Portland, Seattle Encounters
Eldon Ft wk the "mps oft p l c ons In three ~ames to f r Utt.' Wnshmgton u " lnst ll{>;l
ha~ 1950 edt lion or the Lc" ls and d tc, Hoskms h:~ D\ cl ngC'd 15 ·an. \Hll op n al CCJIICI' Pioneer Grid Machine Ruins
Hop less Frisco Caters 61-7
In Medford Shrine Classic
C d lhlsk<>tb:lll mach me m n pomtS p r con\ t &ntt! Pnc1flc fla one.; \\ m mtrl Louch Joe> Huston's m1ght ,, Pumt:(' grid mnchmr.? nwcd Uw
mt.. tontght \\ tth Por:tJ nd uni· LO\\ ll Mtckcl.~n nd Nat mnn twu loss"' on Its ledger nh·cod), 5000 Pt•nr Bowl f. ns •• t Medford Thunksgl\'int: cia) by completely
\crstt~ on th P1lot m pte nnd I o..1sm • n pn1r of SL,.·loo\ two· O\'Cipowerlnc Uu:~ Snn 1-'ranct co Stole collcse Gnl~!rs 61 i.
OJ,.! dt\ tdmg n sc11t:! \\ 1\h Unt\ erslt)
~ turd ~ tilt at hom~ &Gnmst mth s\ h' rls. rw.: slnted rur duty D ! nsav ~nd Ball Bell sprnwlcd on o Gater fumhh• on the
..: au I P ciftt" t th forwards ,, hal~ Wcs Lmd-of Brtlish Columbia. 48"47• 'i\G..S 1• S:m Fmnc• eo 18 to stur:t tht' initio I scorang rnnrch before the boll­
The Pioneer mentor wall proba-gr n, onh m m~r of the stnrt-nnd losing h'l W ter-n Washing dll,) t'I'OWd hod settled m lhc stunrfs Stan Blnu v. f!nt over center
bb open with n t~ conc:asung ang fJ\ who "as not o regulnr ton, ti2-53. tor nll but one ) m'<i on the:> next play. nnd then tallied through
! ~r lcttume~ one ~pho- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ lli(' mtddlr c,r the ll11e. Johnt~
more "llh f:rosh .nd J\ c." pen· Gordon klcked lu fu t or !!even
en~ nd on~ treshrnnn. The let-Good Blocking? ... Camera Catches Fine Example of Huston Success Key
l rmen are Ed Rc1d, Junior :for
" rd. and Lev. 'Wnhl and Don
P ulson n junior nnd sophomoN'
respccu,; ely, ot the cunrd posts.
Fronk Gro\-es. [resbmnn from
Po\\ ers; high school. waH stnrt
opposttc Read whtle ULong John'
Fcuz. b.:·foot. fl~e-aneh snpho·
more. \\111 hold down thc Pl\ ot
pot
In prachce ~ess•on.~ FJx srud,
~e squad hns been shoollng well
Dd has dlSplB.) cd o great deal
()f hustl Ho\\ crer, he \\ rned
th tr lnek o.f experience mn.) show
ogatnst th<:m m a tense game stt
llOD
1ut Torson·s htghly-rc ard·
ed Pilots h ~ e one '\'1C:tOI".) under
Lhe1r belt m thetr onl) ouung to
d I.e h 'anc dcleated Bradford's
Clotiu reg~on ~..At,; champs.
c -&2. last w k.
Warren Bro\\ n. btgh-scormg
a.;u .. rd u ho ct new Portlnnd
~rr ng record last g(' s n I ads
the Palot tbck. Ballhnu·k.mg Jam
Wmters t ams u Ub Brou'll m the
'-'"kcourt Ro} Foleen. tw'O-mon-
Phota b) Fit IM~:hrniUI rn:.rn \\ann r and su:-foot. ft\ e­
mc:b n ucomer, Henry Johnson .
\\'111 open nt the faN rd posts
\ hJJ an thcr three-sll'tpCI". Joek-Guy G rbor is cauglu in !he act a5 he removes lwo San f'ranc~co State players from action
~nahling Joe Brennan (with ball) to ramble Jo Ptoneor 's eighth TO. Bud Cox u No. 69 for Pton~rs.
n \\'mters. broth or Jam utll
tart at center
Th Pilots are hcld tO be defJ­
rute~ hmd.cd" b) most ob t•n­
crs Slnce druppmg foot.bnlJ llnd
C(.UlCClllrnting on the mn ple sport
Seattle PacifJe \\ tll brmg n
U.'Tan-studded ere" to the P.nl­
at.me Hill nren.a. beaded bv htgh­
.sa:l,Tlng guards Duane Magf!C nnd
J e Hoskm!l. both of \\hom hn\'C
been polson to Pwneer squads 111 Valley Volley
A 'ollcyball tournament
'' 1J be he.ld tomorrrm t Ore­
n Coli gc or EducatiOn ln
Monmouth for nme collcg
t t.hc WaiJ mett vnllc~ Mrs.
H u:r 'Turner wtll travel "lth
12 g1r C r lhe tournament
NW Champions Dominate
All-Conference Selections
Elc\' ·n pln~ ers from .Joe Huston'• l'homptonsrup North\\ e!l
conference 5QW1d rruui"' the grade In the vollng for the All-Con ­
t ent:t.> ofiensJV and def"nsn·c teams.
Tile votmg "' done by the conference conc.he:s ln thetr mcct-
m rn Portland last weclt-end Twelv phi) era "ere named to lh~>
defcn!.lve aquad In thtB !nsluon, SJx h.ncmen, thrc hncbnckcrs, t\\o
halflhicltS and W~'ty m:m
Strong Pilot Frosh
To Test Yearlings
P hman ba ketb U pracuc:e
undcrwa) 1lh prospect• for
SUt:.CC:r!!fuJ n ~tnJZ p et.
l ood nt'cordmg 10 Cont'h War­
ren Smtlh The t1,1;enty- mnn
u d \\1U stnrl ats season today
-b"-'inn Portland untiiC:r'l!tl} irosh
t Purtland
'Mlh Sclrrocdcr. formerly of
Fnmk.lln, Enm Whaley o Roo ....
' It grndunw. nnd Dnl Hunt or
'Mtlwnuki • CJ'tablish•!:d thc.m elv-
s J• , cling pro pecu Lhrough
thcar pt:rfonnnnce gotnst Bca­
\ non htgn in u ~rimm gc
Schroeder plck•:d up 14 polnta.
Hu11t 13. nnd Vlb I y 9 John
Cordon. lhe footbnlJ LOC w ·d
1n 8
T'\\o otht:r football I'Ulrs Fnank
FDlr and Bruct' l..ongbnlla will
turn oul eoon Rube Baasch and Stnn Blasr,
LC 1 • rock-m, sock-em" bnd.­
!u~ld duo \\ er named to the of­
f~DSI\: C SQU d nlong \\ Jth Wch.les
Eldon St nd~r and B11l O'Haro
a.nd gunrd Jim King
ln lh dcfc.nsh e hn• up the
'lamPS f)WC( d rnx men Safety
Fred Walwn, hatrb:.~ck l)u:~ Voll.
guard Bud Cox, !JJc.kle Guy
Gerber nd t.<nds Phrl Fra •r und
Ball BeU
Honorable mPn'llon from the
Orancc nnd Blad Wefl(' Pete
Hahn nnd Ed Puut, nda: AI
Otto, t~ckl flrucr- Ecklund,
cunrd, John N \\ I, guard; Bo!J
W I . c nt r. K n Knudson.
Bob MU>Ciy. hncb c c.r1. Cl rkc
AndP n quart back. Dtck
Walk r, Bill Bow h .. lfbnclu,
lllld Jim W tt ·n d f~·n ,,. half
buck Sportsession
By Don Floren
No Pmeappl tor the Pioneers, nt lenst Lhc Lcw1s and Clork
Paon rs. wl\h the announcement Lhnt Hnwnu's Rrunbows hn..: c sc
teciJ..>d Dcm·er una-.crsit) to be thear Ne\\ Year's day opponenlS.
or course thr Rock) Mountmn cr<'\\ 1S nlso known 85 the
Paonecrs so that LC follow rs cnn olwoys make n cnsc thnt some
mtSlnke has been mode nnd thnt the lslond of!Jclnls renlly tntend­
ed to mv1t Joe Huston's men bul r,ot the1r mckname.s confused
The quesuon bcm(l frequently nskcd around hc.re IS wh} were
OU'R PtClllcer:s shunt d In fnvor of Detwc..r nflcr hav1ng been con-
tde.red ns top chou:c (nccordmc to sources the Orcgon1un consid­
ered unitnpcachoblc). W 11, tltot.. l>emc n simple questlon d£'m:snds
n sJmple nru;w~r. Hawmlnn otfJCinls rJ~:plnm lhnl the cllt)i~ of
team dt>pends ns much upon dmwmg power ns upon griduon
power.
Let's take a look at the r&ortls Dcn\'l.~r uruvers1ty, plnyins
agomst. on the D\' rag(:, Ialrly shH competition, piled up n 11-cn­
.son's n·cord of TWO wms, one uc. nnd se,•cn hulc old losses
Agaanst thl! Lcwas ond Clnrk, plnying ngosnst ndnutledly 111fe11or
opponents, f e-"14·heeled through to nanc strnaght victories.
It should b Ob\ JOu to anvone even remotely mtere ted m
what goes on m tht> grtd1ron world can qusc.kly see lhnt there is
lnte.rwel~ more glamour 1n th' Colorado cr<"W's record thnn In o
monotonous old w m strenk such as Huston's men possess
It's oU v~.::ry s1rnple Then• 1 no r o on to suppose thnt, sunply
because the P1onc"rs ([ .. C) were suddenly dropped from C6ns1dcr
laon followang lht.'tr tremendous dtsplny of strength nt tl1e Pent'
Bowl. to behc\'C Ill l Ho\\nU wn arroad lo meet the Portlnndc rs.
It's just lhot th~ crew from the rcgton of opr>ll'9 didn't have
enough customer oppcnl for the boys from the land or Pincnpple s
Well. on guocl grape d crvi'S another, some c9ntt.:nd
Thss column doc not ht:' rtlly ogrcP. with the C()llC.ht•s' vcnnon
of the AII·Confcr• nCP. squad. While it mlcht s~cm thm eleven men
out Of twenh•·thrcc IS U {!OOdly num!Jcr fOT C)nf'! t'hOOI IU Allin, .il
~em to the LOC tiporl stof:C that thnJ·c n1 l' Ol lt•ost thre•• l'io­
rwcrs whu bn\'•• bccu unJustly ovcrlookod.
·rhc~ nrc Clnrkc Anderson, from Lhis corner, frtr rmd uwny
th12 l'l:.t&J of qUllrte.rlr.u:ltJ w lhc lencuc: l)tck Wolk,.r, wh•>sr• honJ·
runnmc out!honc thnt or nuy oppoJing bnc:k sc"n an tJt:tion against
Lewi nnd Clork. and cunrd l3rucl' J<;c_klund .
The only 1 c;. m lli>Pnrcnt hc1 c for these men helng by-pou• d
lJ thnt thor;•• balloting hnd n prejudice, understandably enough,
u :unst nnmmg too mnny players from ony on• in tltutlon
The LOG her by clcvtllCJ lh1?3 · men to n p011itron of high
esteem on h 1950 11-tor qu d convenuons.
Agilln the Cnte1 fumbled and
Plu I Pr.l!n•r wos thl'rt.' tu pounce
on the loase bull on thf' Snu
Frunl'l co 28 Jlnlfbn~k D1cl<:
Wolkt.:r nnd illnlr combmed for
one fusl do\\ n, nnd Hub~ Baisch
crn"hed lht llm.• to lh~ onc-yord
trtpl'. Btrt.M·b \\ cnt mlo the end
rone on t}w nt:' l pi>~\. to mrtkt·
ll 13 o.
A l•'rl co punt \\ ns bi(>Ckcd nl
lht San F~:mcssco 15 nnd cn­
romNi mto the end zone \\here
:.1 \ nll or c.•rilng hncmen stopped
G tc r W It Jow dan from return­
an • at p l''lt th~ one• ) nrd hm·
.<\u one unsuccessful oucmpt,
Dick W tlkc1 coot d mto the
nd tOlll'
Ba1 l'h bl'ought tht crol' d to
.t t t late: In I c hn:l qunr tcr
wJth rr ptle-dll\'lng GO.y&rd
c mpt'l Sturtmg on lu. own "10,
Hockin' Rube blasted U1rough n
huH dozen Caters to !:!O the chs­
tancc. ·
Snn F1 nnt'ISCo m.archcd lo lht•
Pwnccr 2·' m(i line wlwrc the\' • •
Jnsl the bull on down~: Flvm
b• 1 c. quortet buck Cla1 k•• Andcr­
on cng•necred 0 98-yord SCOI'­
lr\g morch Ul six plays to com­
pll'tc lht! flnt half llCMlng,
Baun.h ond Wnlkcr picked up
thr brunt or the yardltge be­
tw('{!Jl n serf~ of success.ful An­
derson pnsscs. Walk(!r tnllled
w1U1 n clnss~ 18-yord sprml to
1 usc the score to ~l4·0 ot half­
tame
Snn Francisco quortcrbnck
Snm De\ 1to Joose~11 d hu; possmg
nttm k Ju t long enough to push
0\'cr tht: Cotcrs' lunc sour"' m
the lhhd quarter With o n.ynrd
hen\t.' lo ElmcJ Cnlh:go in the
• nd 1ont J\ II be~· c:om ··rtcd
Tlu P10ncor ••round ofr••nstve
c:ontmucd lrom thrs pomt un, ft!l
B.u. ch ( OJJpt•d n mnrch from
1n1d-rl<."ld to t;core unmolc ted
Thl' PtonClll dl'fcns~ ormunt
cd fur lht• next Tl), ruslung
ColcJ Jimmy O'Connor 60 fm;t
that he pHiecl ti\!.J bnll In the
end zone. Clift Mtllcn, \\ ho had
bc(!n on the lnJUI cd ltst smcc
the hcgmnjng of tht sens1>n, wns
In to oop UJl the rumble nnd
llCQUIIf' SIX pomts
Jo a~~..~nnon took I) hnndoft
!tom Fre-d Wilson on n punt fl'·
turn, nnd with the md of n cnu
plc of fmc blocks by Uncml'n
Guy CetiJer ond AI Otto, sped
33 vnrd.ll i(J HClll
W1th tun~ 1 unnlrlg out, l-hmk
J ... can~ nnd f<'rnnl J;nar got into
the uct to end the t~cor 1nr,. 1<, •tr
romp •~ through n•nt~•r Iv•· t!l
ynrds lmm mid-ti••ld, !ollnwt.>d
hy • 22-yru d cl'lnll'l tWt•r the
gonl llnP by Lo Jn•
Women's Bowlinq
A bowling eoune will be of·
fored noxl ~emoster lor the finl
time. lnleresled students con­
tact Ellen Rowley In the wom­
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BUILD BETTER 'Lime-and-Lemon ' Clad Coach SLY RASCALS
MOUSE TRAP, Reasons With Sports Scribe SNATCH CAL'S
ADVISES VET By DON FLOREN STATE FLAG
By Ben rl~l•chman
1\ Jlttlt 0\ I r .. ~'1'(11' nw>. Nur~
111 m Slhlo•y, tl(lJlhomon• prc-lnw
m11jor•, <h•cacl~.;cl to moko• omc
money sn lhnt he <:oulcl go to ) aw
"l"ht•ol nfter r.rMil•ntlon from l .. C
Suut It U1 k~ a con idt•rnble
amount of monroy to .:o to sehuol
wllhuut Cl help be!lldl• l'IUPPOI l­
Ing n \1. tfr> nrad bnby dnu{!hlt.>r, hf>
d••cldcd o cood wny ''' mnkc
m~>n~y \\'Ould be to buaJd n hoUE•'
nnd ell It !or prorJt
Stol~v llought o lot on l52d
ru.•nr D1vasaon, then purchnsed n
Vnnpoal housing unft dnmogcd
by the flood of l!l48. He ncquircd
lhc Nt'\'CTI unit bu1ldln1: for ·100.
Wh~Jn wrcckl!d, the strut'turc
gnv.; h1m enough lumbt>a to pul
in nil tlw rough work of has
• illht-morn hmJst•.
Brotber·In·Law Injured
He rrm 1nto somt.: tough luck
when ho• nnd hlS broUler-ln-Jaw
\H~ro cxr.uvatmg tho• bn cmcnt
The\' hud just wascd r1 lrarJle bout.
dt•r from th ' l!rOund With UlOCk
ond tnckJ~ when the rope broke
ond lhc rock !ell on lhem, cru!;h­
mg hts brothcr·ln·low's nrm.
The ~st of the con. tructton
wcm:tlonc fairly smoothly St:dc)
remnrked. lhough th" elcdncal
mspcctor hod to come bnc.k three
Urnes bclore the job wns final·
I~ npprovcd
Monoy Runs Out
After completing lh~ hou&c up
to Ole lnthlng, he ran out ol
money, bul fortunntely wns nble
to obta n a GJ loon.
::itt~ h;y n•JW hns ,, .S 15,000 house
whh:h CC:lSl upp• oxlmatcly $8000
plus Jut or swc:ll in ull hi ~)llrt!
time durmc tho yem
Itt• pn~:scs on these words of
l•dVtcP- to nnyonl! who plnns to
:HU"mpt n slm1lnr projccl, .. Ha\'1.'
enough muncy t.o I anl&h the job,
ond select n locnt1on llUit~blc to
thu t:\ 1"1( Of hllUIW )'OU plun IO
budd." Sportr. Writor. PionHr Log
"It look~ hkc n long, hard wsnler.'' mused the "Green Hornet.," bettor known \o LC
fnns ns Eldon FJ. . TIH•n he turned to me, n .• t;tll~d u wry sm1lc anrl rcfemng to one of
this wntcr's t•nrller column:;, m wh•ch n dust rdl~ nttack was mnd~ on the Pioneer hoop
C!Oach, CJUlpped, ") c.an nlmost hear tho c wol vcs stna tang to howl."
Whnl he meant wus not that he expected Ute tcrnperntur • to take an unnatural drop
thts wmlt:.' (he could hardly lcH nbuut tho t, an) how, as he generally goes bout clad
m h1s green and lemon yellow snuggtcs): he meant mer"ly that the prospects for this
year's cnsnba squad looked not ·too promlStng I :tgrecd with htrn There was no reason
to hope f01 nnytlunc n:s~.:mbhng
a chump10nlll11p h:nm
Eldon, ho\\~\'cl, dldn'l rt:t.mn ~~tom~ pot nt pot1cnl to dravc the
lods on to grc..tt slorh:!S. At :my
thl$ ntthucJc long Artf'r Ute rot(', it wns o lend worth lnv~U·
squad hnd 'gone through " few
woa kouts, ha. quototlon {or 1 <:·
lcruu~ to the p~ss ndoptcd ,, tJtf­
fe• cnl tone H•~ lhru~t out hiS
chm rmd con mucho br<t\'ndo
lnn old Spana h phrlt£• m••antng
•·wath a ltJt nf mtcalmnl forll·
tudt•") nnno\lnccd to lilt' wonld
that '' hnt has lm~ In eked an ex·
pcnl:'nce and !an~c they would
m:Jkc up for wuh hu. Ut• and goting
Afl••r wau-hmg the eng~ crew
do s1 rlmmosc wllh Clork JC
rrotn nc.ross the maghly Colum­
blu, 1 um fore•~ to ngu:•· with
M 1st• r Jo'. Then' l! '' r''Y of hope,
pcrhups Pvcn a hroart henm of
snml.l for there u; £1 readily dis~
cC'trl j blc d affct cncc bl.!t\\ • t.•n thls
Vt.,..t''!l tc!Jm nnd the m1ddling ~ squod th(.> Hom t held d ln!\
ycnr
They u.:o~ll) do hu th.' Tht!y
hnv~.. t.plnl Thcar shooting hns
even be( n good Why7 lt must
be aue to lhc magic pr cnce of
Eidem (1 tand on my n."<:ord)
Fix. J doff my bcnnu: to the boy.
A fur Uu: 8UbJPCt of thu
trPnllse, "'h), h«; JUSt 2 cfus to
order h1! supply of sawdust. He
su.r lhc winh!r's )O(lktng sborwr
every dny By Ann Crcnning
Flng, 11ng. who It •1 th• fla
Th t' th .-:nm all pot ntl I
Sht'rlock HQlm ot S n FTllll
u o Stnto.: coli• g~ 1rt-plnyln
ll ls WN•k
Anotho- croup f rctun d
tc<;U\l! (lhu: Umf' w tth CaltfOT
nln SUlk pnho mbl m on th lr
lc l ur look1n5: oout lso
And both collegums ~nd pc
It ..:men hn\'c th" <'Dmpu Of Lu\\
IS ond Clark coli gc under th
t'IO"• rut.mv of th tr mngnaf)i
tng gJ for lht> guilt ~ rru
to Ja w lth the sturd:; trom of
l~onecrs who lrekk<'d to !cd
ford for tho.: Pc r Bo .. 1 und m£id
of! w1th the State a{ C bfornan
flag borrowed by the Staters t
fiy 3t the gnmc.
You kno\-., YOU hn'\c the typ
of ! u:c tho\ would look noturnl
on n post of!Jcc w o~U D1d you
b) ony ch:mc..: "
,) out h fu I ex u be ron ce
Now, thought this \~ l'lh:r,
thcro must be Sl>nll' rcnson ror
lhas. (This wntcr's IQ. 25-Ed.)
Perhaps the • orctJrcr of P1once,r
h<>op fortunes hns conJured up Communist Forces. State Emergency
Prompt Ruth Blair To Leav~ Shanghai
Baisch Snubs
Gridiron Clubs
There's n regul, r HDb•• R\alh
on th~ LC footbull sqund
Rube '"'The Tnnk ' Bn1sch. the
Pioneer's smashmg hnlfback,
Look timt• out [rom \'t)rinc.
th~" touchdownr. to spi'nd
some umc on the b< nch while
the re.c;roa"\'CS clc..-ancd up on tht!
Gotors m the Pear Bowl
But "The Tnnk" wnsn'l
wntchmg the gnmc or pOSmfi
for PI css photos -Rub was
tnlkm~ to the kids on the stde·
lanes. By Darlene Deff~nbaugh
As Communist !orcl'!j neared
Sh ngb.., 1 rtnd uwn mn wns cx­
~ctcd ot nny tam«!. Ruth Bhnr,
JUmor cducrauon major, wn con­
tcntJ11tms on the Cambndg~; Ex­
aminutaon. Hn,·.mg made pro.:v10us
nrr:mgcmcnts wllh bcr molhcr
for escape should nn ~mcrccncy
uri l, H11lh worked steadily (II\
ll!lit ollcr test
Ruth's grnue, tn spllc 01 Lhe
str't1ng emourmal slroin, wos
htt•h, cnnhhng her to enter Lewss
nncl Cllu•k an Sl•plcmb·~ H14ll n.c;
a ophomorc She cxplmned th t
Student Speakers
On Busy Schedule m tnking th <'.X m, caeh desk
wn pl:1c d 1bnUt Cl{:hl fl.'d apart
to pre\ t nl chcaung, complete tn­
lt>n""' \\'tl d nMndcd ond ~ch
test wu umed f.' octl)
The qutct, o.;rlou Ch nn·bom
tudcnt. who tul'm-d 17 JUSt ltut
\~ t.:ek dtdn 't nttcnd nn ctunl
school unttl 1046 when he en·
terl.!d Shnnchna Bnus.h cllool m
Shangh.11 Bc.for cnrolhng h\!r
mother WUI,tht her Englls.h, his~
tory and gcogrophy, o Cbtnese
anstructor t. ught her mnthemat­
ic::s nnd l \\ o other mstrut~tors
tnught her Gennnn nnd Fr• nc:h. a burnt lU!eTlftce.
A pec:ull r cu t m. he rt>lrat
cd, 1 to coat the raw egg With
an nc:Jd, bur:; at 100 dol th n
d1~ u up and cnl It Th tusw
1!n"t ne•u·l~ b=td on would
upposc. he nat~
Upon d m& an Snn ~
co, th urst thing ttl t unp~
lhc Blaar !umll.)' \\o'O thl' empt)
strt.~ts Ruth cxplnln!.'ti th t m
Chma tht: narrow streets r"
tdlt.>d \\ nb oogg rs. p oplc U­
ing gonds nnd cooltl mo\'Jn~
back und fw t.h wHh th u· rtdr
n bn\\s
"fhl" Blatrs chos P • tl.and
Pep Band Rallies for Bowl Yardage,
Creates New Mark in 'First Downs' Thas \\:CCk marks the beginning
or o typ1c.nl hohdny rush of bw i­
n•. ~ for th• LC student sp"nke.rs
bureau.
FnlJOf Bergmann will trnvcl
to Hallsboro on December 4 to od­
dress the PEO on .. ~,~· Lite Un­
der Communism " Laic m Chma had 1~ trwls for
forc1gn"n; ll\·mc the~. accord·
anc to Ruth ThP Chmesc peoph.:
as n whole were rude and olfen·
Sl \'C to tho ~ not of tht.:U' own
rnc~.: The)' mnmuuncd poor snn­
nnr) condauons, cnring nothang
nbout topplng dls a c spread
ond follow~d old rttunls such as
SD\ mg the b~ food to offer 85 Lhcar home bee Ill th ;) wanted
to II'\: e on the West co t and b
et~USC! the Po.r tlrmd Chamber of
Commcr~ h d bt>en '\: f) h~lpful
in ~ndmg them mfo!'mntlon
nbaut the ctt).
Rulh hn broU1c J amnu
H, "ho •• ut>nds G n' h h
sehool
By Bob Baker
At lhc trokt> of midnight
WPdncsdtl~, F'rnuk Ln~t •k, Lns ry
Krcgal nnd !Ill IWP bnnd t.rnv­
' lt•d southwftm, t;ound ror the
PPUI Bowl
With <'O•tn·f;kln cups Clopping
m th\: b1c•z•. f1rums nnd hcmts
I uJI uf 6PII 1t I hey 01'11 V•.'d In
1\t~d!urd ut lhL' "llllcky·"Ycd
hour" Clf 7 q.m. only \() ltnd the
)'MCA loc::k"d up. So the "Pep·
p •rs" found on open wtndow
nnu \\ hen thf' rnon canw Lo open
th•• • \'" 1t 9 u m. he found the
joint hnd twcn Jumpanc for
hours.
The bus comp11ntcs hm·c n ruh: -
Lewta and Clark College
1950·5 l Baaketboll Schedule
I
lun I ' . ' I) II
tho t• l'ortlllnO,
! •nHh l'nelrlt, h"n •-St l\lnrtlni!, ht tt!
i l'nrlrlv l.ullll'rn.n, II• to
\ l• 'IC 111 l>lulilllr•
1 1 l'll<'lflo• Lui h"r w. Ill• rt
Ho Sontllr Pacl(h, Ill• r•
1 • ~· Mortlnt~, th• '" I!> \" 111 U(trl Ill , ·urI h !II n rlon
hlllh :n fioulhllrn or f!bll, ll<>rr
:tl! I'• utlilol \\' hlngton, U• r<'
.:t~-1-Atlll••rH \\ oHhlhlll!111 Cui
I• R<" •ller•
~·~ \\'1111\\urlh, !h• tfl
t1 l'luHio• l nh..,rllll), thrr••
,_ I nl\ 1 1'1111) uf I' u r ll n II •I
hi!J" I lnrh Jol r,.tr, G 1 h• r•
\\ Jlln•nl'lt" h• rr t.lnfh hl, I hrr.
l.lnfll'ld, h t \\ 1111" oorth, h11r
Whit mnn, her.
• C'tllh 1 • llf ld '" h• r \\ llluw<ll• tl\r:ro
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17
• 1 J I
llll llu • \\lllnm•lh, h r
J' oC'trlt' l..Jnl\'t Ull) h l't
('ull 11• of lllnhv I hll"•
\\ tlltffiflll lh• f(O
Plh lflc 1 n h • rilll.f hrr thlll dn\'crs musl get eight houa s
shu\·CYl' bNwecn tlnvmg "tlnUi
When tt \~ s umo to IN\\ c the
.. Y," tht• dalvcr wns Sfll•kcd out
somo.:whcrc \\ lth the kc~ to the
"Trail\\ ny Rllltlcr" tn ht pockl!t.
Tho Pl•p Banden; got to the
c:unc the best woy they could.
R~:groupL'<I &n&ldc the Pe:u
Howl tht• Pep Bond wo on the
50-ynrd Jan,• only to hi' told lhnt
the , "'s "ere r~e1 \'cd. t'orm·
mg n T-CormntiC>n wllh 011\'C
Radmon ! m the "lclt tubn Sltot,"
Stafford Maller In lht.! 11ght nnd
Phyllls (nut '"'he •rnnk") Fnll
In Uw full bass drum pos1t1on
tht'V dro\'c to n fan~l down on •
the 10-ynrd lint•, ntet.•tmg sllfC
oppo!lllton nil alw wny
However, the~ were once O{:ntn
:;ummon t.•d to uahtcn the ddcnsc
nnd m0\'1! upficld LQ the 30
Leuck cloina tht• lmnd made
mo••• ynrdogt thnn ~n Fron·
cl t•o State.
P S. 'fh•• Sun F1 OJlCI6CO Stntc
PL•p bnnd cun 1$\f'CI ol one trum·
p l
KOIN Sponsors Contest
' Rnd1o1 stutaon KOlN unnouncc
n cuntt•!lt ft1r m•w :;h Inc Qunr·
tt t mllslc wath " top pnr, M
S400 Com}>CIItlon 1a open f1om
now uuUI Mn~h 31, Jll!U. Tho
contest is opt!n to nny rcsldrnt of
the Unllltd Stoles ur Canndn. Jo'or
further dctnlls, ~·he k wath l)r
~<:,•on an tho mUSIC bullc1m On Dce<:mher ri Joan Stoner
rmd Mory .1\luns will cnt.crtmn
the Wnmcn's t\ssodohon of the
1\lt Tnbot' Prcsb}'h:n:m <"hurch at
Ill\ annual Chrastnu1s party lor
shutins. ,he two g11·ls wrll pre­
sent rnunolQJ!UI.!S rclhhng to
Chra tmor;
1'1w St; \'I.! nUl grade class llf
Bcnumont school listened to o
lfllk on "J U\ entlc DclinqueMy"
b) l.nrn Cnmpbell nnd Ball Tur­
ney on Nm•e.mber 30
J nck G r~rnsted nud Lna ry
Cnmpbell spoke on the United
Notmns bdorc the Rcpublicnn
Council of Oregon Women m the
Cupc Cod ten room on No\' m~r
28.
On No\'ctnbcr 2:!, Jilek Gnm·
stcd ond Don Ostensoc prcscnlt.:d
,1 tnlk on "The ~lum capa l Ot·gnn·
1zntaon CJI Portlnnd" bc!orc nwm­
bcrs of the t.) w ego K1"' oms cluh
Apartment for Bent
Cute fut n1 hctl upru ltnt!Ilt nPnr
colll!gc !or one or two pc~uns
138.~ 0 per month includu
utl!Uiea
Phone Circle 7684 ram
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ln U. S. Arr 1-'orcc pilot's languaf{C. lhllt me&ns: "Get
nirbomc •••• get up there with everything you've rotl"
Start your fK'rnmblt1 with a ycer of training that pro­
du<'UI 1~ dt•Jl!! ••• Aviation Cadet tmininc with thoU. S.
Air lo'oroo. It' training thnt wins your winga and oom·
mt.Uon .•• n.ml tnrtintt MlllJ'Y clot~e "'$5,000 a year
••• if '(lll 'l\lnlil\
Clteclc Your Compoa ••• Anti Climh on Counel
Air l<"oi'CC Wk Cor "v.'lU!tc no timc-ect your roui'8C while
you're g11ining nltitutlc. " lt'~ i\lOd advi~:e.
•rruk it: ov'-ll' wtth the u. S. Air lo'oroo viation Cadet
Scltlctiun Tooo' 800n to vwt your campus.
Get 011 Top ••• Sta1 • Top ••. WI" r•• U.S. Alt Fern
'four U. S. /41r Fotc• A'iloriort
Codet Sele<tlon Team w\11 be on
ya.JfCOl'llpul
Dec. 4\b
U.S. AIR FORCE :r.HE PIONEER LOG
Teacher Placement Bureau Lists Graduates
In Education Accepting Northwest Positions
Th cduc:tuon d~parlm nt hns Lut:lll Rlcb n, Hood RJV~r EYedcnc Russ~ll.
pt d Le\\ u and Clark students Em 1 W ::1\"Cr, Hillsboro: Da\'ld Cicld. Wash.· Jo oc Honsf!n ond
m tenclung pos1t1ons for lht• Do\\'t), lrr,gon; Fredcnck Po''· George Hnn en, Washrnm, Wo!!h :
1950-51 'e r Dr L. 0 Mc.l\fet'! 11, Lnk('!dd • Hobert Pollard, Rnd KPnn 'tb Mntt..oqon, Wnllll
n <':hargc of ~neht-t pJaro- fndrnsj Virginia Howell. M1l· WaUn, Wo h. Bm barn Re~ "•lit
mcnt wnuk1c, Joyce Git1lng. Gar\ cr. t~ach ~n th!! Portland Chrtstitm
LO\\ est annual salnn· accepted tonmouth-lndcpc.ndcncc : Mannn school.
by L~~ incxpcne.nced tencber GunlbC'r. , o s 1 e r, Gcorgannc Oth<!t'S \\ hn h:wc bt."Cn n..'Cent­
thl~ ycnr a$ 2600 nnd the high-Thl(!Il, ~h·rUc Pomt; Clifton b pia~ .nrt Elmer Orllkc.
t tS 4200 Eight or the hish Wclls and Roger Husbnnd, North Woodland, Wush • Wn nc Mo~­
hQOl tencltcrs will be hundtl.ng Powuer. Vcrlc Duckermg. On· kcr, MJiton. Harold Lnrson, Til
t'tther "cxal or inslnlmc:ntnl tar.1o: Bealnc:c Pet r:son ~md lrun()(lk; Walter Shrock, Sun~t
mu c. or both Others uill te.,th Pross r Pulmt>r, Oregon Cl ": VoUcs. Dale Liberty. Pm kros ;
tr dttional high St:hool .suhJ cts Harold Ho~·nrd . Po.rkdolc: Da.l Ronnld 1... Sm1th. P isl~ , Rob­
ncludmg physical cducntion, Burkland, Anne Ws('gnrdl nnd crt Sw~t. B kcr· Hnrold Wood.
~~tnrilll soence and nrt. li Groc-e GU)cr, Par~. G~rge B:utlctt. hrndcl 1ne L}man.
but fn l\! the total number of Henri n. Pendleton: Be\ crly U m o \all a; Hnrtj Sutherland,
cnndidat :for clcment.ary pos:i-Marlln Scapp • 1nr:r Jo As-V a nco u ,. e r, Wo h Rodne}
ons are DO\\ placed '\ik, Spnngiacld, L la J Rulch-Downey, Portland, Barbara Reed.
Portland plnccme.nts mclude anson S~t V llcy, Allnn A. Portland Chrwtio.n. Mary Holler,
Barbara &~er. Rub,• Brock Ed· Fisher, Louls B Herder nnd Montoc Dave McRae. Portlnnd,
"nrd L. Forness. Wilham Grny. Robert M c K c n n, Sherwood: Ken Duvall, Porllond. Don Grab­
~ t"\'111 Johnson, Fred R Kent, Grncc ~pper. T ft, Charles ble, Oregnn City, Lnur nc Wnrd,
Ernest G. Knopf. Be\·er~ Lund· Berquist nnd James Templ ton, Be -.er: Jncl< W~bct. Oregon
trorn. Dt~.-nvne O:.bum Arthur Jr .. Tagnrd, Wtlltnm Pluc, Trout-City; Edward McDo\\ cU. S) Ivan,
Sil\ra, Donnld Wny:ne Stalk<!r, dole, Stanley Ludlo~. Umnuila, Eugene Cook. Po\\cllhurst
Joarmc Tnylor, tary Tnllor, Snrn M S1mp on, Umatilla coun- Heplnccm..:onts for fnll 1950 nrc·
Robert R Turner Shtrl\?y R ty. Nancy Lou Becker, Wnldport : RJt~hnrd Lod\\'ig. Crnnts Pnss:
Wt \, \'> ilham Wollam. Oltvcr Robert Brcndmg, West L1nn. nnd Jean McNutt. R<.>t..>dsport, EhUi­
Woodrum. nnd Janet Zollinger. Jnn Pov; ell. Weston. beth Harrison, Sl Hl'lcn's Hnll;
StnteWidc placements Include The five who \\ill tcnch out· '\\')•Hamme Bo t\\-tCk. Whltnkcr,
Dons Hansen. Alban'\'. Willette Side of the state of Oregon nre Multnomnh county, Theil Wun-
~h cld on. Andrews· Robert Mnth· _Ln...;;,..v...;.e.;..;rn..;..,.;1o...;'l..:.<:G.::.;.:n:.:;f!:.:· ....;Lc:::.:b:.:a:..:.m:..::....• ...:W.:..:n:.:s:.:;h::.:. ;:.:..:.nco=.:t.:.:t• ....;T:;l::;. g::n..::rd::·:._ _____ _
l'\\'S. Astonn, La\\Tence Wood·
11 o.nd Raymond Brown, B:lker:
Charles J('Jl}dns. Bums; W.tlllnm
Heber, Carll n. Richard 'Ne\\ man.
Ca' e Junc-uon: James Mallow,
C.lackamns county· Jean Aiken Student-Faculty Panel to Evaluate
Campus Religion Courses Tuesday
nd John Nellor. Clatskarue;
Ru:hard :l-ilehacllS, Condon: Irvin
0 Botkin Dnun: George B
Thompson, Dallns, Pat Elm and
Laura K Onler Elkton, Roy
Go~~ure. Enterprise.
Bw'barn Bnmner. Gresh m
College Public Relations
Association to Gather
De.l~ntes from oollegcs and
universl tic.; from four north"' est
Jitates "ill be present at the tlur'­
t nth district convenlton of the
Am rJean Oolk>g Public Rein­
lions ns:soctallon to be held :ETt·
d s nnd Saturday, December 1
nd 2 at the Multnomah hotel
LC delegates 10clude 'Mddred
M Wharton 1SL3nl to Prest·
d n1 Odell m publie relllltons,
Gav Harding, pubhcaty di-
tor, '\.\ o eha.trmn.n of .es-
auo
Pr~ad nt Mo S Odell "ill
among spec al u l dm-
t 6 o clock on Fhd }
Welfare Man to Speak
Before Sociology Closs
Warnogton Stokes of the
Multnom.:lh county public \vt'l·
rc commlSSlon wtll peak Be­
·nber 6 to m mbcrs of Clll) d
\ GuS'UlfSon' 11 a.m pnnc:1p!es
soool g) ell.. m B-34
Stok will Ol.SCUSS careLTS Ul
r.oL'i.a) WOTh o:pportumtJes_ 1-E' lunuon or campus reh ton
COUJ"SCS \~ 1U be the sprmgboard
for a t~-o-question diScussion by
n tudent-!nculty panel nl 12.30
p m. Tuesdny, December 5. in
Copelnnd Memonnl chnpcl.
Quen to be coDSldereci nrc
(J) Why required courses in re­
hglon" and (2} Why :the current
m thod of prescntnt&on" Undcrlv· •
m~ thc..c:e spccahc Issue!~ wtll be
lhe (:C'JlCral theme Of ObJectives
nnd purpose an \flrms of over·
uU effect
The progrom wt 11 be sponsor­
ed b} the Stud~t ChrastJnn ns­
roantion 10 coopcrobon with the
department of rclig1on. Schedul­
ed pnrt.ac1pant mclud Dr Jonn
L. Anderson, be d of the rchgaon
department. Dr H. S TuUll', dt­
ret"t.or of > outh li><!d rahap, Ruth
Pc)'1.on. pbomore cducal1on
m or nd Ball Tumey, Junior
tudeot
Th dtscu on ~ill be k l t>d
t cratlcnl nnl~siS of the col­
Ic e'5 pretenl rclagiou cducalton
progro.m.. Empb:tSts .is ncno;: plnc:cd
up n lcnr understanding or the
lnt~ll tunl contc:-nt or rclt[!tOU!
ources
Apphc t1on to andlvtduoJ prob­
lem ond tb • world sltuauon o!
todoy pili) n l!COndory role m
class:room d•acuas1on. It LS not
overlooked hut 1.1 considered in
J'clBliOD to student QUC!lttOlll and
Inlet • t lh nature or lb• v; ork
l&lld th 1mporLance of grnduute
G us1a1so.n Slr(:SSl!S that
(IL'ld !or social "'ork
'" .. r."m m ~ rapu:Uy &n U e Membe of tlte rclig1on de-
partment ~JC\'c lhal th~ mdavi­
dual CW1 bes-t be uidcd to per­
t naJ und ntaod.m of hu; own
~ d d Uum that f :d u
Loomis
Printing Company
515 Jf.W. 12J.h BB 1343 • religious VleWJ through n ob­
jective presentatron of the blSlO.ry
and de\ elopmenl of tht• rcllcaon
of v•estcrn etvillutuon.
Tb • \'ir ...,.. will be set forth
.m contTilS't to recent ob]~ctlons
lo lhe intelLcc:Wal upproach . Th\!
crittc:wna w"orc apUy voiced an
Dr. Tuttlc'A nrtlclc on re.JWon ln
Soc. Sl2, P. L. and JIL
U. S. POSTAGE
PAID
Penland, Ore.
PermU Jfo. 438 lhc Journnl of Socatll Psychology
The o:rllclc, l'C\'icwed 1n the
October 13 issue at the LOG,
S'trt'ssed the importnnec of relJgi­
ous e\"n.lu.atton rclntivc to per­
sonal development. Dr~ Tuttle
proposed, in part. Utal grnding on
rcligaon courses hould b b:tscd
on improveme nt or conduct.
'-The most Ob\"iDUS test of lh~
SUCC'ess of n course 1n religion,"
th~ LOG quoted, "1s the decP<•r
loynlty to the ideal of broltu~r·
hood • . • courses 1n rehgton cnn
be k>gittmn tcly tcst.cd only os
they contribute lo the adcnl
gonls for college education m g~n­
ernl"
Secretarial Instructor
AUends Regional Meet
Mrs. Edath T Sm1th, of the
secrctartnJ !>Cicncr department,
nUendcd the Gregg Rcgsonnl
Conf\!rencc November 11 at
Multnomah collcg from 9 to
J2 .m
The confercnc~.: \\as canduct­
L'<i by Louas A. Lcshc. ed1torml
nd~~Jfi<'r to the Crr·gg Publl~hlng
compnny Leslie Is n nnt10nnlly
known nuthonty on thu lcnchlng
of Gregg hor'lhnnd and l ns
wrattcn wtddy n ('dur.a\lonat
JOUm:lls on lht! subJect
Tcuchmg problems were dis­
cuSS<::d u ath Leslie whu hns bnd
Yt'ldc expenencc m th~ te.::~dunc
of the Stmplitacd n .,,ISlon of
Gregg Shorthnnd. He ut oo-nu­
:lhor nnd author of ·vcrnl t L·
book11 In thiS itt'ld
'Bible in Modern Life,•
Topic of Tuesday Series
Dr. John L Anderson, hclld or
the relig1on department. J lcod·
mg a senes of dtSCUISStons on
"'The Bible rn Modern Life" nt
the Central Pr byterJDn church
tn Eugene on Tucadoy cvcmnga.
He wlll dtrool the la&t of four
mcr-tings n••x t .... c••k The JlrO•
gram l5 betng conduct(.>d ln co­
opc111tJOn w1lh tt1•• We tmln h••
fuundnUon rtt tlll' Unf\'~:.rslty of
Oregon
IJORTI -HATI -iitl
~· L W. Wt ht ... toa a rrwy. Doc:.mbet' 1. tno
ManyQuestionsPour
Into Student's Hands
About American Life
By Bob Taylo"
Ho\' do women l • ' · ' 'lc tun€'
tn stud) and enJOY lhcmsel\'CS
ond still gel their work done?
Can women work nnd till bo
good \\'1\'CS':' Do <:hllrlrCn C~t
!:pnnkmgs m Arnrrac.a? Thcsl•
quest um nnd mnn) more Jlko
UIC~m 1 nbout Amcricun life hn"c
pousoro an lhe mad box om Kirn­
&ko Homnda, Jupancsc student
or D •mocrnl".}·, from 90 l!lcmcn­
tno pupils and various \\omen's
orgnmzollons m Japan
MlSS Hnmndo, nior soc:1ology
major. rec l\'cd 50 loUc.rs from
third crnders and 40 lett~rs from
h(lh ga·odcrs wnhn bnrragc o[
QUlSliOil about hfc tn lhts coun­
t • Wh t kmd of cnndy do
Amcalc:un children hn\'c' Arc
tea hers rucc to thc1r students!
'I'hc questmns from the women,
th(.' pnrronu;' alllludl'S about dot·
ang, working nnd cnreers for
women
Writang r~ulnr ly for two Jo·
p:un:sc ncwspap("rs, the Osakn
".t nhl.. ond the Kcx:hi "Shin­
bun'' her hometown paper, Ktma­
ko tnlcrprcU; Amcru::a for her no­
u,·c people In hct own words
she consadcrs herseU n .. tc. chf'r
of democracy " An.c;wermg t.hctr •
qu~ tions nnd rclntmg her cxpcr-
tcnces here 1n this land o! free­
dom, she reflects the type of
democrncy she encounters.
With VlSJlS to '\'Drlous types of
orgonnmtmns in thiS oren, Khniko
obt:uns a good ptc.turc or g1 oup
lit . In her visits to youUt groups
she enc.ournges ''Pc.n Pals" w1th
)'ouUts of Jnp.;:~n :md Jnakes the
Recordinqs Available
For Sunday Concerto tmttnl contnct lnr them ~\s n re
. ult of h~1 \'ialt to lhc Cumpfir"
Gtrls. they nrc hopmg tn cx­
chongc dollB ns \\I'! It os lcttl'' .
Physicist Explains
Pillars of Progress
Th.;-sparil of rclicwn ana the
(llt'lt Of CtcnCt nrc the two ptl­
lti'S on wJuch rest humnn w·cll
beanG md 11J p1'0gr s, Dr. Rob­
crt A Malhkon, famed rosmJc
ray PN'I hst and Nobel prlz.e
wmncr told 1 convocation oudi­
cncc an thc J:> mnus1um Mondny ,
Novtmbcr 20
He u~;cd" the term ·•world loy
nlty' to d~.; cr1be the nlttuistJc
ldi."Jh rn w hlrh he bclt£'\'CS l!l the
ence of the teach mg.-; of J csus.
'It 1!1 the joh of lhc church to
sp.rcnd tht~; \Hll')d Joyolty,'' he
s~ud The Clut!>l Inn church is tlw
ca-cot d) nnmo for tnJeclmg into
humon SOt'ICl' the clement of al­
trut m
Scn~nce. D1 Mllltknn believes,
d1 c.:oun\$ the Importance o!
sprcodang tills world loyalty. The
JOb of Cl\ j)u~cd wen ss not the
suppression or knowledge. but
the gro" lh of knowledge to t.•Hm­
mnte Hrllers and Dt11ingel'5
\\'hnt systems " all best pro­
moll' the "orld .:ood as the qu •
tlon for scit'ncc to solve he clnim­
l.od 0' erpopulnlion, one of tht!
p10bl<!m s oUm-cd to sc1cncc to
soh c cannot be cured, he mnin­
tn lnt'd, by "popular cx-pon."
.. Rcligu:m nnd SCI •nc•'" satd the
frunou cducotl)r, "ore grcnl SIS•
tcr forct.'!'i pulluw m11nk1nd on­
Wlit'd .1nd upward"
Rccordln!J$ J! :.h• ' , h~: trn's
Novcmbl•r 12 concert undl'r the Hadassah Group Puts
dareclion of BorJs Sirpo can now Class Names in Book
be obt.aaned from the McKennon ll,tcmb('rS of PnC(' l1 Jrl ngnmc·,
Recordmg Stud1o tn lhc Oregon-rudto sp~:cch class have been
wn buildmg. honored by ho\'tnC thear nnmcs
On:hestrnl numhl!rs trnns-rrihcd Jn cr1b~ on the Portl:uad chnp
were Brnhms Symphony No 1.1 tt·r uf Hodnssnh' s "Book oC Ufc"
Ctm ro n's "Scerct :MaJTingc," Recently lhc clns JH1C$t nted n
Waentawsky 't> V1ohn concerto prugrom for U1 loc: 1 chnptcr's
\\Jlh WJillom Bmlcy as sol01st mccttng Mrs.. Morrie Gumbert
nnd Stbclius' "Orien!Alc" and pre tdcnt or lht organiY.atfon,
"N1ght Song" wath Outc solo by \\'lshcd to exp1 s her npprcclo­
AI~rt Marsholl . tlon to each member or tbc class
ot our Course
... to the Topf
St.nrt your climb t.o the top with a year of Naviga­
tion training in the U. S. Air Force ... training
that pa.vs off 1h.en you proudly pin on those Navi­
gator's wings. with that starting salary dose to
$5,000 ... if you can qualify.
O.oON Your Poinl ol Deporlure ••• Climb on Course
.... U S .. •r fot'C• Avtatfon ...... pu f •"' Cod•• Selection ... be on your camP"•
Dec. 4lb fn novisutor'e lanrUAgo ,
that roeana "plnn nhoo.d.''
Your point of departure ia
the Avintion Cudot SoldC>
t;ion Teom eoon to vU.it
Your caDlpua. S6c that
t.crun ••. and plnn now t.o
<:limb on coumc.
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