Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
Description
Volume 10, Number 9
Subject
Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
Creator
Pioneer Log Staff
Date
1951-11-01
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Type
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By Chuck Clbb
for the !t t•ond lime tn till his
~· the Notthwcst c:onrcrcnr'•
rncc cndctl In n dcttd twnt
r thL• chomplonship, tmd for the
lime the Pnt'iCu• Bndgers
nwordt.>d the Pc01 Bowl
od ovet their first plnc:c mntcs,
tc locol Ptonc~• · gnddt•rs
Al~n {(II' the Sl'C'Ond time, PadCit•
·ill mt?cl the CnliCorruo Aggie ~.
hamptons o( th<.• t-•,,r West con
nntl Pt•ur Bowl rivnls of
8 I l~el' In lfJ.Ifl
Tho right Cnr the Tlwnk s~tving
td I\' trip to Medlord was
a•d hy U bnJlot O( SilC Voh•5,
rrom t•nch of thl tcnms In
conhH·••ncc. Thl Pioneer<~ ,
·~'II'J"'!' oHcn~ive unit ln the loop
uverwlwlmln~: vu:tm·s in ''V·
game ugninst NW oppositwn
the Forest Cro\ ,, crew,
lvctJ (>nlv two ot llw six •
A possible c..-.:plunntiun of tht•
>V.IJ'u"·" ity o( the Stnggmen with
h!.'! bnllotePn; IS thnt PncHl::
LC, 20 ·12, and bins ted
trd-plnce College of lduho by n
-6 score. 1'hc1r only ronrcrcncc
•at wns n 6·0 vcrd1ct nt the
of Ute hot-nnd -cold Lin·
Wtldcnt aggn~gation .
any rnt1:, despitt• tlw nd
ei'$C scnhmunt IO\\ nrd the opm
(l( lhc judges, the Northwa t
-nnf•·•···nrc should be ubly rcpre·
by lhe husllini. trick)'.
lie !>qund. W1th Cln!lhy Frunk
>u~· .. i('\\'l('l and u host or other
pt'Cdy bncks, they nr~ rnvor~>d to
"'"'" the P••nr Bowl trophy in the
tate ot Oregon.
ine-Man Group
nspects F acililies
Including tv. o membt~rs from
Or~(lo n Stnte Bonrd of t;du·
n nine-man committee wns
campus Nov~mber 5 and 6 for
t sludy of the curriculum ond
ctice tenchang or the clcmen
!If\' education department.
Heeded by Dr. Murray Lee,
or the dcput tmt:nt of
'"u""'it'n ut th~.: Swte Collegt! of
n hington, tl'prc~cntntivcs f&·om
publtc schools of Or~gun und
<:Olle~t· met with ,.cv ·
tcw•hcr cnndtdates for !{roup
Ccn•nc<',., talked witht lht: ele
lmc•Jntal'V c•ducntlon 'ltufC !lnd notl'd
·ne\\' riuvl'lopmenUi 1uch .l!. chtl
dr .. n'" library training
A lOO.page r~pod wns submit
led to the ~mmit tee by Dt•nn
l:hllrll$ W. Howard ond Dr. Ah·n
rnham. hcnd o! the department
t•lcmcnuu•y education. Pend·
mg the nddlllvn oL t.>ert.un tnfur
matlon. tlw survey Will be pre·
befo1 c the On•con St.tlt•
Board or fo:ducut10n m mid-De·
At this tlmt• committee mem·
bQrs wtll nlsu 1 t!POrl on th~u
1 \'nluation or thl' d•·prntmcnt nnd
rubmtt u n•comrnt•ndauun u to
whctht"'t Lt•wis anti Clurk will be
1:1\'cn nccrt!dltutiun ns a teachanc
•untcr ror dl.'mcntarv ~·c.Ju, •Cttinn •
lot II \'t mun· yours.
Grades Out Tuesday
Mid l••nn ll• .ldl· "111 ht II\ .ui
Dbll! frum c.ounselors In n~x t
1\ic~uny. Students should ;m nngc
lor ind 1\'lduol confcrt>nrcs with
lhNr .ad \•lsur a to cht:ck l•n thojl
llrogt'<!&S. • T~ \ r
LSW'IS AND CI...A.RK COLLEGE
~----Portland . Oregon, Friday. Novemh.r 16, 19~1 Volume X. Number 9 ----~
Religion in Life Week Profound
Experience to Campus Students
Silent Prayer, Self-Examination, Thoughtful Meditation Leave
DeepMark on Minds of All Worshippers Attending Services
By Jlm Tomlin
Rl'ligion-Tn-l..itc Wt:t.•k l·nd today. The scminnrs,
spel'<'hcs , conlcrcnccs and us:;umbllcs wall ull b\!
m the pnst, hud 11 nuhct.•nbtc cHcct on hts fellow students
Rev, Hcrburl J. Do111n. Firat Prcsbvtcnnu • Church, Vancouver, w,uhmglon , lllliUCd the chol·
On the r.u1 ruce the cumpus rclut•n:q to its norm
of; clu~t·s, exomn, term pupct'S, cofCt•c fl<Jltlu.:s,
gussap nnd v:tr10us orgunt:Zallon nnd ,ommlttcc
met• tangs. lcngc, ''Thl· problems of Amenco t.'<•uld b•• !iOlved
tl we had the t:ournge of that mon on the cross
nt.'orly two thousund ycurs ago."
"What, if uny, hns bt•t•n tlw dfcct oC this ycnr's
Rchgson-ln·LI(C week'!" muny hove liBk••d One
thang 1s c~rtotnly notu:cnblt!. The students who
workt•d hurd nrgamzmg nnd prc:;cnting program s
ore ncnr cxhuusuon, but thdr work wu rC\\ nrd·
mg The _erobll•ms, Rc''• Oornn tlllld, l'an be solvt..'Ci
b}' u force more powerful lhnn ntnm bombs, man
nnd G,,d workmg together. He chnllcngcd, "Will
you be the problem or the answer?"
I r<.'ulizcd, nfter chapel, that I was not the onl)
member of the aud1cncc thut felt the effect of th4:
St!rvu:c. Others had t>xprcssions oC seiC cxnmlnat1on
ond feelings of hnvmc gain~ somcthmg new nnd
vnluablt? .
An mspirational feature of lhc week was lht•
dtuly chupel Ecrvu:c. Hugh Hnrcoutt dsd n note
" orlhy JOb, Tuesday, m his quiet but in ten c call
to worshtp In o:~ttmJ! the mood for the dny, he Thf.! eflcct oC Rcligton·ln-l .. ifc week mny nevc1
reach the hcndhncs of nc\\·spapcrs, but. w11l be
~;cen m rerlcclcd uthtudcs and nctions of mony LC
studentx.
Theta Kappa \Hit'tState Department Adviser
To Strike Campus T a· A bl s h
"Live mu~tc, rt•cotds. doncma 0 1Ve SSem f peeC
laughter , sparkle, nJI this nnd Dr. S11rnucl Guy lnmnn, former Inman wn on o 1 •tent {net
ntlvllcr on foreign uffhtr'S to the C.ndmg mill 1on (\f Chtlstton lenrf· marl 1!< gulll"Dntccd by 1'hel.t StCitf! dPpnrtment , w11J address ers to the Holy Land to ln\'CStl
K.1ppa tn tht• Rnnuul tulent show a spr•clul nsscmbl)' in lht• campuo: gat..: tht: Prncttcabllit,> • or the UN
a:. thl') go "Through the Pnges the.tll•r Tut•sdny , November :!7, nt Jeruult•m intcrnutinnall z at ion
or Broadway MustcOIII ," II n.rn plan.
Bcginnmg at II :t.tn, nc..'<l1'ucs · Dr. Inman is prestdcnt I.Jf As auocia.Je cdttor ot the Col-
cny. November 20. in the c:ampu Wurldovt!r Press ond 1s afCihatcd her's encyclopcdln, he hos com.
theul t:, 10 aclo; or the "Htcf!Jen ... ·ith the Fcdcrnl Councal n( pl(!ted some 200 articles for ~~
1'alenl Show" wtll begUl undt•r Churches' commission of Inter-newest f.'d1llon. He also has writ
the tcchntl:al dircctaon of Con-natiC1nOI Coochnll. He has been ten IS books durtng his career
.. tnnei:! Foltz speech arls instruct· active in the intt)rnauonnl nf!au"F Dr. Inman will be tn PorUond
or. announces Lois G1•ither , ccn• Ill almost every countn• In Lsun lo pnrticipatc tn o panel on .. ,
cral coordinator Amcncn . rae.l and the UN" at the "Report
Bonnit; Stewart. publicity chulr· He wu ~ucated ot Columbm nn hlruel" <tcnunar nt lhr• :Mult-
mnn, is publishing names or some uniVPI'Stly ond hns bl•cn on t~c :'lomnh hotel No\'ember 2i
t•r those stars oC the show r<!l'nut-fnculltes of Columbia, Vandcl-
\.'d by Theta. Among these arc· bill, Yale, Unlvt•rsaty of Pennsyl
Scott Bench, Milt Emanuel. Pl.ll \'Unin ond the Un1vers1t)' of Flor·
Hibbord . Stan 1\lttchcll. P;JUJ tda. Ht.: hos also held e~c:hange
Nordstrom , Ber·t Slwpp;u d lind ptOk'SStnshlps m se\'l~ral Lit tin
nlso music wtll he rurntshed b~· Amencnn countries and in Spnm,
the student urchestrn . Swttt<•rlunrl nnd Hawaii.
Laugh this off if you
By Blll Fou
Tuberculosi..-; is no luughtng matter. cart .. •
When a susceptible person is exposed to the germ it
starts its damage to the tissues immediately. When the
the indh·idual's resistance is low and the tissues are un
able to :urest the bacalli and they contanue to grnw, kall
ing the surrounding cells.
The dead tissues ut the ct.'ntt.'r of the masses of habcr
cult!s becomes a yellowish chet!Sy mass. In tuberculosis of
the lung:;, unless the ~1ction of the bacteria is checked.
• deuth of the tissues may extend in the form of highly in
fectious pus containing millions or h\'e bacilli. Often the
process of rotting contmucs until hcmmorhagc of the lung
occurs. which mav be futnl. •
Detection is all important m an esting the dc.•vdop·
menl of the germ. ,
Monday and Tuesday, November 26·27, the purlable
X-ray tt·uck wiU he pul'kt~d in ftont of the gym. ll. will be
madt~ a\'aiJuble to the sLudent~. now it is up to the stu
dents and faculty to be made ll\'atl.lblc to the machine.
T. B. is no laughing matter. Yuu nrc duing no fn\'or
for anyone but yoursclt, so step into tl)~ truck nnd you
may be getting a load off your chest. • Dr. Howard Sets
Final Exam Dates
The full finltl exommatson
~;rht-dull' was rclcn cd b\' Dean -\.: W. HCiwnrd Tut'sday .
The fu.ll sem"-'lt!r :;chcdulc will
CO\'Cr fsvc d11ys tnstcod uf the
usual four. The ('.Xlra dn\' 1m!'
llccn added \u provide rombtncd
exnminn llon hours Cor scctt<mcd
l!lnsscs.
Thunday
s·oo M'\n
8:00 'M'h January 17
1.!, 12:30 MWl-'
Cunfitt:l 8 00-10:00
10:15·11 ~45
12:15· 2•15
2•30· 4~0
friday.
9·00 M\\'1-'
9:00 'lTh
1:30 MWF
1•30 'M'h January 18
8.00-10.00
!0:15-11 :46
12:15· 2•15
2.30· .. 00
Monday. January 21
Il.A. 51, Gcr I. EJ 108 tl 00·10,00
lo:d. 105, Hel I 10'15-11. 5
Pol. Set. 15i, !':iOt' I 12•15-2:15
Tuesday, January 22
10.00 MWF 8.00·10.00
10.00 TTh 10:15-11 :4S
~:30 MWr'
:.!:30 1'Th 1:!•15· :.!;15
2:30-4.00
Wedno•day, January 23
II :00 M\\'F 8.00· I 0:00
Canflk l 10: 15·11.45
3:30 MWF 12.15· 2:15
3·30 TTh 2 :10- <-~·00 •
' • 0 1~ ay
Holiday Brings
Rest, Feaslingl
Stomach Ache
By Tom O'Oay
Th~ Rcglstrnr'!l Clrtlcc ex-
pressed the hfopc "toda)" that the
cnmp1a1 wall be bnre ond the
clrouronnu empty durmg Thnnk&
gtving vncnt1on, No\"ernbc r 22 and
23 ..
Murmurs may bft hc.nrd IWecp·
inc lh,. campus ... nt In t, escape
fr'Qm those henrtless PtofCA~K~ '"
To whfch o weak volec !rom be
hind the hfckory-plnnkcd tlc!tk
in Uw front o.t the rooms r~>plk'11,
''Look who·s Wlkm· '
Dr. Mnrgan S. Odell, whcf\
In l seen, wns wandt!ring through
tht! dorm& look;!ng Cor guests lo
lnVttl' lo tus lrctdttlonol dtnrwr
Cor tho c unnbl~ to b~ home
Although our fe.tlh!!rcd !ncnds
muy be hnvlng thear probl!!ms.
the brggcst gobbJcn O( th \'D·
catJon won't be turkeY81
F'oretgn students oC tlw eampus
Wtll be hnving o royal fc<tst of
Kmg Turkey nnd hta mUJcslu:
court of crnn~ sauc", gsblct
gravy. stcomlng sweet potnl()(:.l,
<~romnttc drCS3tng, mashed polo
to~ and green pen!, next Monda\' •
The dclectnble conglomeraUun
will be toppl!d off WJth purnplun
pie with n glob or whrpp.:!d
cream.
The banqueJ 1S bcmg ch·cn
through the courtesY of Colhccon.
the home l!l.'Onomlc:s mterest club
Who wouldn't be Interest d m
chow like thnt!
Students ,,,n JOurney to nll
parts of the country tn scorch or
rest. Some or tht.' mtelUgcncw
will go by ltnfn, some will g,
._,> plnnc. nevertheless, they will
nil go bt·carbonati!.
Picture Deadline
Drawing to Close
Senior cdstor Jean E. Mcl..cnn
fl'llr5 t!-' -\. or tlle scnfo:S •
wall be "left out in the cold" in
the college's annunl yearbook.
The Voyageur
One hundr"d nnd sl."rty semons.
accordmt; to Jcnn. h:n.'c nol made
appomtmcnts for their senior pti:
turc ,
"Th••.r .lthc St:niors) wtu miss
hR\'Ing thc.u· ph:turcs from their
~a11duat1ng year for the resL oC
their hvi:!S." !ht' snid, ''1! tht!y ml
lhe December H d••adlinc ."
"Thl• \'oynguer is trytnt; 1ts
b .,, to Uld.ude everyone tn the
book. Nuw nil we. ne<:d is the sen·
~<II'S' coopcrotJon. l1 they '" 111 coil
Bl--; 0129 nnd nrrange for pictures.
the .. • mny be ass~d The \'oy
ngucr \Iolii do Its pnrt."
Sergio Gomez to Talk
At History Group Meet
Scrgto Gomez. pnrt·tnne ln-
tructor in Sparus.h wlll tell the
member.:~ of the Htstor~ dub
"HO\\ W" Study Hu;tory tn Cuba
IH n luncheon mcetmg ft.>r Tu •
day noon, No\ cmbt'r 20. on
nl)unc.::s W Durland, chutnnnn
Ill the pl'l~~um Nmmattce
'l'he 11\C<lting, to be held in C •
u; ~·pen for nil 11tudcnts to ntlcnd
Kru·lln C(lppl r-Johnson po hie I
I!CI('IlCC instructor, \\lll pc 1k tit
Jnnuor) 8 mo.:ctmg, sc~· dulto fur
room C·S nt noon
John Walker, head c•f the tu~
tory department, l$ club d\·~Ser. I PIONEER LOC Friday. No .. mbor 16, I
R former or 'ubversi\' •? ;here ;5 no sue~~~.~~!?..:~ ~~~~t,;.~ .~0
r.!:.?...~g •h• right benuv
1 f n mcm disn"'I'1Ces \\'lth pr • cnt political pohCI<' and ltd· b t
1:) academic world. You nr\! as close to the pattorna e oro an omorgoncy. voc,1tc• a ch. n"'c, 1s h~.: n Commumst" That seems to b~ lh<' .._1 d 1· .-· t d t 1
b world's pulse ns ymu· bookshelf, nc;>wspaper r J:;Lor:-an fli' llll'<"" sc•en<'t.! s u en s t on question of the contn)\ crs~ thnt has anscn from the appcur- hn'''-' to thumb through their textbooks I
nee of Jerome na,'ls on campus. or tad1o. You kno\\ our country is fared to-to f~nd Stahu's goal.
Jerome Oa\ as hus been ncclnimcd m our time as nn out· dny with the poss1b1hly of WM at home-in Math students-modlc:al. ag, journallan:t-
standmg Chrasllan rcformt r :md nl th~ same tame brooded ns our own citic ~. all of you -what doea it add up to?
n m·artc1ou s fcllow·tra\'eler mflucnced by the philosophy of Science maJor~. know how tcchnologic:al the equation; THE ARMED FORCES
Stalm and his cohorts. An :wowed Communist is dtffciClll advances will do one of two things: (I) CIVIL DEFENSE AT HOME equals
from u man seekmg reftH'm. Chango our globe Into a vast battlefield . or TlONAL SURVIVAL. You have a part
Tvda~ murh de<>p and elea1 thinkmg is confus~·d \\'tlh (2) unify Jho world In permanent poac:e. that equation. If the crlaito comes. thore
d\OC. tmg Commurusm. Davas SC\:nlS to be pleadmg the Numbers don't scare busmc;.~ ancl PCO· bt\ Lboso who NEED holp a.nd thoso
Emea~oman position of adhc.ring to the indh·idual <.'OnscJc.nce. nomic studl•nts. But they realize thnt if a CAN help. Every county. aa well as
\\1tnt the majonts of men hold to be unn er nl t1·uth IS not mimmum of 70 per cent of an attncking a1r cltlc• ln. Oregon, baa a civil ddonao
n uly su. We as students must get beneath oua· pohtical nrmnda can gel through, it will take thou-zatlon. Are you wllllng to offer your
trnppmgs and realize that this mnn's idea:, hurt us bcl·ause snnds of L"Clucated. dclermined c:hrilmns· to lees locally if c:alled upon? Do you know bo•
of OUR mterprctSLIOn of the nature of mankmd. We may not balance the books. They also know the value to protect yourself? Are you propared to
gn:e w1th htm. and most ol us probably do not, but we can' or msurance. others?
and should agtce w1th has nght to thmk lhc pr'Oblcm out lor Student s of human behavior have hoard Your ability to gel affirmative answ,.rs
.hunself. ol Orson Welle$' invaslon-lrom· Ma.rs radio thest question s today will help avotd ch
Jun Tornhn m a letter to the cd1tor last week referred t. broadca.si wath ils resultant panic:. Thoy know tomorrow. •
an nrlaclc written b\· Lou1s Buden7. in which Budenz poults t thaJ per:.ons rovert to former behavaor pol
Ou\•is as a propsgt.!~dast dbcmmatmg pro·Russian doctrlncs. terns during times of stress. and coraequont Jack A. Hayes
• Oregon Civil Defense Director.
Elsewhere on thts page Hugh Harcourt and \\'111iam M. Hill BARK Qf THE LOG---------- -et J refute Ute right of a ''ref01med" Communist calling an-
other man a Commumst .
As a~ pomted out in one of the letters, Jerome Davis has
dane one unportant thing that is nc\·er done by a person
pl.:mmng the overthrow of a go,·crnmenl-he has denounced
wtalatnnanism and the on~party syslt.!m, Can a Reformed Communist Call Another Man a 'Red'?
Students Wrile Answers to This Controversial Issue
Although "freedom of speech" as a hackneyed tum, it is To J.he 'Edttot: I: \ I <I II
II c1 I 1-I '(1\\ gill
·'· ~hiiO:h.lllll a good health) term that we must not O\'crlook if we nrc to Thi: 1. Jn msw~r to lost week's
defend the \'ery essence of the Arner.ica we admire and would lr.ttcr from JJm Tomlin ('(lnccm-
• tn& u recent campus speaker, Jc-t.trianlSm as 11 form of govern
ment; he denounced the one party
r~-stcm. ("()mmunist attacks on
c..~ri.'lt..mnlty and made ndditionnl
references de truchvc to lhl! So-To tho Edator:
Mtn• I congratul;,atc the co
mittcc for an c:\:cellcnt week
def~nd \\ Jth our lin~s . F. B. C. roml' o~",s.
Debt to Pa)~
Thanks ... Cot· a job well plauncd and cCirricd out ...
for u.c msmrauonal work ot you who ga\'C your lime nnd
en..._rgy to Religion in Life week.
To ,·ou-Pat Clark and Jack Jennings. \Vho were co-•
cllatrmen. to all those on committees and to the faculty ad-
\!ISers-wc congratulate you on a JOb well done. W c have a
debt to pay ...
We of the student body can only gi\·e our "thanks" and
exp~s our s~al.itude to you ...
Clark Colby and Raleigh McVicker, \'cspcrs; Scrg1o Go
mez and Colleen Creswell, men and women's dorm rllsCU!i·
&ttns; \'J&·gmm Wion and Dtck Wmchell. hospitahty; Laurctla
'Me~ ers and Bob Senseney. sorority and fraternity discussions;
Carolyn Varhz and Al Martin "'on. secretaries: \'crna Hagen
and Ruth Pe) ton, speakers; and Ann Austin, programs.
'11o Loris L<>ree, muStc; Merrilee Crawford. worship; Nancy
T'r1gg, (:Jersonal conferences: Duane Rasmussen, communion:
Ann Granning. carol Bigham and Jim Long, publicity; Roy
Sheare-r. monung "orship; l''Joyd Cummins. seminars; Wally
B rder csnd Doug Va~ Fleet, stage construction, and profes
sor Anderson, Chincigrcn. Kozloff, Shearer, Sloltze, Thayer
and Mr Dusenbery.
W. B. W.
To Smear or Not-Ab! Tbat'stheRub
f asctnattng thms are the rompany. has oddcd
elan and n mt>~ att:1chcd to to Ute spectrum . It
m • y' Up rouge. Improbable name
One producer adH•rh cs thnt Please. D nc\\ color
goes by the
of Prett)
I e hn n n~olutcly smear-proof These facts prcs(•nt lwo mnJ:· J ~ould 'cnture to sny that 90
per cent of lht• students who
hc>nrd Mr. Oovts, lcfl the room
fi~htmg mnd with their putriotic
,.tonllmcnt badly brut:s~:d.
Why dtd tho speaker ha\'e thi5
• t.-cl on 1' 1 tudtcncl!7 It was be
cause too much of what he satd
was the nasty, unPQIIshed truth,
11nd 1t hurL
Now Tomlin accuses Dr. Oa\"is
or ( n .. spcwmg nnti·FBl propa.
~~tnda,h and (2) maktng surcasltc
~~ mark~ about t. S. idcologu~s.
First. the speaker's remarks
conc\.·rning lh1 F'BI were contincd
$pc,'ciiic:ally to tncidents of his
denlmgs wath the C-mcn Now if
h" were lying, why doc.<Jn't the
government JUSt slap a lawsu1t on
him?
As for point 2, DltVis did not
cfitictzc Amenc&n idcoluru· h<
differed w1th some U. S. policu.!s,
!!Specially forr.ign. Now 1f dif ..
t~rtng with the U. S, to1 cJgn pol·
icy makes one £• fellow traveler,
thfn prtss me the hummer nnd
Sickle, mother, I'm coing 0\'l'f the
hill.
So, although Jim's reaction was
probabh• qu1lc nnlurnl, mny I
suggest a grealcr degree o! obj1•c·
livaty in cvaluuting these campus
SJ>eakcrs.
Hugh Harcourt.
11p I.Jrk. Gr:aphu:.:~li.JO a1ltlfymg mficcnt problems for rt:~nrch. Tu the EdiJor:
t.!:1r he I! cs the r~mil ar ''Tom Firat: Prouy plea&e find out Ln~' ur• ·li • Pioneer Lo~ cnn
T n mt•lh Thc.e re tw& where lhey gel &bose atrociou: Wined n ruther hyslcllctll denun-
1 l.un:5 of nltractlH! ~oung Ia-names for women's c:o:motics. ctntion or a so-coll•~d ~commu·
10 lhe nd HO'\re\ er th~.; Second (and ~e solution to thil m.:t." We :feel that n wee small
q h n 1 n ' \\ tch t tn has rcqtfires the aervic:cs of a volun \'otcc might be r.uscd 10 thP cause
t.he Tom t \ h11::b bl· has been leer co·ed~: U the r(\eaU:hor of free inqu1ry and cratic:al thlnk-
p&c..,mg past off ce' WELL' buys hti subj~ct a liptuic:k. will mg. _
Not t sited \Uth ~ lnng th• he bo perJIUUed lo test its amear· Jerome Uav1s was mviled t11
;t'Cd.:::__:h:,:":,:"::=d:,::kc~~:::_f ~p::ro:::bl:e:.:m.,:.:::__,l~ h:,::'"'J.,.!P::r_::oo::fa:b:i::U:.:.l Y!...,:.· ---------, srH o k l'h.: r.c wat h church E ponsor
shlp and admml&tmuvc snnc•tlrm.
lie "ns brought here bccnUSl' uf
h1s :rtbdJty to view the ructs uC
jl US 6 I 8 n lOUtJIIJlrtnmJm from
L~Jmcthmg other lhnn thr: Mt·Car
thy, McCnn nn monopoly method;
he cxercJM.od h1s rl&ht lo npcnk
fl't'ely. •• I ' IF ~ CoUeeda P..eu
t)ftJ I pub!
I~ 'l"\1 b~t !!'d
1 1 r l .. r
I ! "'I 1 •n or u1 ocl»trd tud nt or t orl nd 1 111rk
"' kh (lurlua; U1 t.VII , ) c..r l:;gh rl(1ll0n rata!
n Urr Ill l'on IJuid "tt'.S:oll v:cl
Addttaonal1y . be crific:ised the
pohc~ c, t tht• United Slates in
meny rf'.Spt>ct.o;, FBI mvcsUgativc
t:tclhods, 'our usc or communist
rc~>lrirtions upon civil liberties,
the neo-Cuscism of McCarthy
pomt.s upon which many thinking
Am••ricans u~~:rec With him. • We must instst on his nght to
cr1llc1ze. Dcmocrouc processe s
a• c bused upon freedom oi ideals
and to dtsmtss one who di!'agrec s
w1lh '()Ur own ideas is to sue· ~
ce.«:Sfull\· curtail freedom of • speech.
We must, in the interest of
t'ivil hbcrhcs, encourage healthy
C! itic1sm.
\1 Iilii
J •:rlnu•tod
..,~ug ... l J Stct•lo•
B. Turnt-y
J f' h:nnwlt<HI
Paul's Epistle on H~lig10us obscn·ancc
Aut t•spccloll may I com}:1lu1nc 11
lhc three lt,'&dcrs of "The Bo1ml
Thnt f'eJl on Amer1ca · •.
Icll also on the hushed nud "n""
nl S\mdny'$ vesper servi<.'l',
The mc,.sugc of Hermann Hu
aorn's c.•pic poem to a Jethar
Wt)rld, so well interpreted
Stan Hnmel. Bill Owen nnd
t\ntts, should be carried out
the hundreds who could nut
tend the openmg serv1cc.
Mu,· l urrtc that this dram -nading be added to the on·cn
t•f lhl' studl:nt speakers' bur.-no;
so thut ••• 135,000 Purtlandcrs , .
mny bcgm tu grow up ovcrn
••• H they would avoid the doc)n
of H1rQ. ~umu
Gay Harding .
Dlre<;tor or
Roman's Correspondence
Concerning Suppression
By Paul Egger
A friend or mme wt 11t di~ging
through the mlns of D spaghetti
warehouse Clls dtmt:nsions ,,·e~·
2 miles long nnd 3 mches wide),
djscovcrad the following letter
which wus o relic from Roman
t1mes:
"Dear Luc·tu '•
Ycu told mo Lh~ other tloy
that v lu 'C'l c worracd about the
nhtlosophicnl con\'lchons held by
your sluvcs. After g1vang the mat
ter much thought, I bcJc,•c that
t111• fiOlu lion IS at hand.
1t 1~ amportant to remember,
d".ar frtend, lhot your sla,·es ha\'C
o d11Cc>r<!nt bat·kground than thnl
which 1s yours, They ate olso
c• <· tlh unhl .-• each other.
ApparonHy you are d tsl urlmd Admit that lht.} C.:\ Itt .. .nd
tpccl them for tile honest
victlons of "hich they are the
Jlult. Prn\'e to your slaves
bnsJcallv th~ir ideas atl.' no uu· •
fcrenl trum yours. It is
U1e emb~lli&hmenls
c Ill mp t rou blc·
InatiJulions whieb ac:h.ievo nu11•
c t .vrcalnt do !>O bcct1use
inwnrd strcnKlh. They are n
to surv1ve altncks of criticism.
Evl'n more. thev beneltt
these nttncks nnd gnin strength
They ach1cve greatness hccau ~
they are able to offer grcat('r
sotisfoctton to neophytf~.
Abo•• all, remember thst
inatitution whic:h bu
.trength by crushng all
tlon hue ever beon abht
• b( C ~U Offil Of tJJPm inSiSl Upon VJve.
cJmgmg to lhc1r old beliefs. He1·c
then is th~ chance for you to
show your gr~atncss.
As you realize, mnny modes ut
lh•ing have r11cn and lnlh:n, It
ts not hy at"cldcnt that l'ach om
or tht: ,. has cve,ntu::tlly collap. ed
The forces wluch havt• C'au 1•
lhl'ir downfbll hove nlways come Your trwnd
Puhliu1."
(Editor's note: Any prartt,.al
oxplanatlonr; aa to the 1~oan
(subtle or unaaid) of thla we.ek't
eplallo will gl!ldly bo
by the LOG orric:e).
Wal, Blow Me Down EDITOR
Bryc:o White from within. You nntly9ur Lrh•nds You muLt bl! wt~ll-pr• er\'1"
J"e•tur~• alll ron the
gm<
eeli
'l'onight
~·gmn A
•
i)llliCillg
o( owJ.
In charl
l\lllch1
Appro~
ollons
1on will
dr~ss ·,o sum (J
nnd M
\\Ill bt; PI
Rho OJ
1 .mb 1nl
nbar pot
the meml
1nty for
~her 17.
tin& ""' then lhf
home of
-snack ro1
breokfn.
Dole Nl
Jcaj::~wean
mote won
Inter-Colt
in the
LO twel
urday ni
eccnt ncti
s hove 11
of n a
hol
lrmen ~
Beard
gymnns1
IOOS nnd
hrsilmus
prcpa
Ball f
mnuol
led on
of schoo
• ·n.t·hatrmel
HurleJ
s. 0 s j
kmd
'hro dt.-coru
a theme o
• gtVL'n
no1ntcs in
key, d
and nil
on Octo
~cllv to Ll
rea
pcrcentn
Dined In
Is to lJL•
to lh
DIS, stilt
1 tralor o
Chact GJbb
OeraLUn• svrou..
2f&AC7 Xllln Zdltor1al Alia OrAJlnliiC
Cartoo•d•t .lim Lone One question rauod lS thas:
upon what ground JS the word
or Louts Budenz, a rt>fonnt.>d ex·
liOIOmUIUlit, uf sUIJ QUNltJI)nabJo
c:haroct(.'r, Ut!ttcr Lhon thr. Wtlrd
of o tnnn "'ho ha n~vor refuted
hw demr>Crotlc •deAls, hrw nc..•vcr
r••'I'JUtcd lumsc'U pohllcnlly7 ;:m.• fl'tetng thb somf3 d;~ng~r. t.o be on nlumnus of Washing
ln order to show the true great umvcrslty in SL Louis. In n re· ons from
Adverticl!1Jr ¥11r ~ Oeo~• llaa~ll
gor"...,-•: Oan.h 2'aDJ!tllg" , Chucll: Olbb, Gtrald!na Spro~t. ••nc7 Xtllcr, Ann G' n•hll', CkOl'J'e JIAauU, :Pl0,7d Cnmmtaa, ChluJ .. Charqlllat.
Cln:l!.l.at:i!lu aatb SrulUI.. a. ~. Smith, AllAn Stapllenscm Jerome Dnva dtd mnny things
a praUCJDg communa!lt., n "f .. lluw
li nvul .. r" or sympahtlzt·r would
never do. He d1.muunccd toUth· ness o[ your phtlosophy, il will be <'cnt slory on homr.eommg nctivl r(• ponsc
necessary tor you to recogn12 11es the Student r.ife rcJerrcd rtlnnd are
Lite tremendOUS difCCI'~DCf!S Which I et0111f0g U)UJOS 3$ the 'ffiuu•· · IOtnl of 5
cxllll, It i1 lhroullh these lhatl ball :Cll:et." _ rc shlppPd
·uu \\til be ublc lo mlikc ton· \'ern. the m ~r 16.
t?
:Es
1als
part
)ore
oso
CUI
•
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swers
id ch
::lor.
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week
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h •V· Nov•mber 16. 19~1
the S()clal S1de By Nancy Miller
and Geralcllne Sprott
·gma's Fall Dance Heads
eekend Social Activities
Ton1ghl marks lht ~t·cond nnnual
Sigm(l Alpha Stgma fraternity at Fall formttl prc ... tmlc!d
the Tualatin Country
Duncin~ hepms nl 9 p.m. to the orchestra under th,. din~c
oL Owen Dunning.
In charg<. oi ltckels for tht! affair, which is o;tnctly bid, is
Mitt•hell. Refreshments are under Jerry 1'avlor :~nd
Approprintc dress for the lht• group of holidnys in their rc
·nuoru undcl' Kt•n Hyorts- spPclivc l'ountry comporablc to
!on Will be tux Cor men and Thanksgiving .
al dn•.ss for women, nccord· Other guests will be Dr. ond
to Stun Clnrk, general chulr-Mrs. Odell, Mr. nnd Mn;. Rolph
r. nnd Mrs. Ralph C. Edck
wlll be pntnm ond p!llroncss
Rho OuJing
comb\nnl\on skaUng n.nct
party Is uesng plonnt:d
members of Stem:• Rho
Cor Saturdny cvt•nzng,
Cffill)er 17.
w1ll begin nt 8 p.m.
th~n th~ group Will go to
home of Nnncy Miller fur a
.snnck followPd by ,Jeep C'O
• brt 1kfu1l Sundo.~y morning .
Date Night
11 J 1\\ enn, Crt• hmun ~nd su
l ... n,, .. ,. woml•n's honorary, nnd
lnter-Collcymt( Knights will
in the Snoek shnck from
to twelvt, with date.s on
Lirday ntght, November 17.
'N'f•nt nclivitic.s of the Sncaja·
have tndudcd the prcsen·
o{ n short entertommcnl
hospital on November
Christmas comm1ttce under
hnic McAdow and
Beard plnns to decorate
gymnnsium with both dec
and o Christmas tree.
"hrslltrul!: basket project IS ulso
prepared.
"''-"Juwcuns will meet Tues
r-;o,·embcr 27, at 12::10 m
Ball f'ormal
<~nnuol Snow Bull formal
led on the soctal l.illendar
0 c c c m b c r 15, has been
,na.:t:·u to December 19, the lnsl
before Christmas
Belly BtSsio and
Harless are ending out
S. 0. S. for comm1tt~c help
kind.
he dL>corations will be ba~cd
n theme of The ~ighl Before
Student Dtnnu
fore1gn ludt!nl n~w to lh~
this year huve heen tn·
to n typical thnnksg1vmg
givt•n by Colhloeon, home
mtc•rc l club.
dn ing, crunbtrry
und all thl' tr1mnungs hos
plnnn~d by Ahcc Peake
her committe•!! .
he Amcr1cun holidny will be
to tht:sc students and
il 1s hoped, thnt they can
t\'ldunlly inform the rest of
Donations Reach
ean Armed Forces
t or tht.• 67 pints of blood
by LC (neulty nnd slud
Ortobcr 31 w~re shspped
\ to tht• armcil forces m
P•'l'(:cntugt> of the blood was
mccl In lh~ Portlnnd arr,a
Is to IJc furnJt~~hf'd \\ ithoul
gc to lhe pnt1cnts in local
tals. stnlt.'f.l Richord Cod, nd·
~lratcu· o( lh(• ll"glono I bloud
rnm,
A ll rPsult of llll' hlr•od do
ns from LC nnd the ~xcel
r~po nse uf oth••rs m the
oreo," Cot.! declared,
IOL'll of 516·19 plni.JI u( ulood
r" shipped to the armed torct s
..... ft lhl· month of October." Scotl, •
Club NeWII
Mrs_. Alvn Graham, wife of the
head t1! the prsmary edut'tllton
dt~p:.rtment, described her tTav
,.ling cxpt.>ricnces in Germum· to
membt•l'!l of th<:: German club at
their meeting yesterday,
Although shto toun'd Gcnnnny
h~Corc the outbreak of the secnnd
world wa1·, ~he country at that
time wns already under Uitlt'r's
power •
Mrs. Graham also serves as
scc1·etnry treasurer of the club.
A. W. S. Assembly
All women are mvlted to a
panel discussion Tuesday, Jllo
vember 21, sponsored by the As
soc:inlcd Women Students in
which two Portland businCSll
\lromcn have been inv1tL'<l Ito
partic-ipate with students Nancy
Trigg and Betty Jo Yuw.
The panel will be 10 the chapel
1t II ~ m
BetTothed
Announ(;ed recently at a meet·
ing of Alpha Gamma was the en·
gagement of Sally Dnwc and
Rus!; White, JUnior mustc majors.
No dnle ha:. been set for the
wedding.
Radio Thespians
Offer 'Cinderalla'
First perforrnonc:e or the newly
organi1.ed Radio Guild w~s ··cin
derella•• directed by Mary Ellerby,
sophomore 10 speech arts, over
ttnlson KBPS, November 15.
The rndto enthusiasts nrc at
work on their second script for
a December program. Auditmns
to be announce d later wall be op
en to any intcresetcd student.
Volunteer workers are needed,
:.c<..'Ordlng Lo Mary, to nssisl in
finishing the control room in Ute
spt!ech arts building and in pro
c.Jucing program!;, They may also
('On\ncl Charlene Brunjt!S and
Ken McCormick.
Dean O'Rillion to Talk
AI Chapel Ceremonies
Thll Very R~v Jo• eph O'Ril·
lion, Denn of St Stephen's F.pis·
copal cathedral, wtll be the guest
speaker nl the 11 :~.m. chapel ser·
\'icc on November 29
Uc3n O'R1llton wos ~ucnted r\t
RiE~ university nnd the Generu.
Thcolng1c:al seminary m New
York. During World Wot· II he
t!rvcd ns chttplutn with the rank
oC maJor in the Europcnn Lhc
nlre.
Before coming to Portland,
wht!rc he has scrn>d !or two
vc:us, Dean O'Rilhon was curate
~t Holy Tnnity cnlhcdrnl in
Paris.
Fleischman to Leave
Lt Rt•n f'le~Jchma n, former
student t.ug staff phologrnphcl',
stationt,>d ot the Pm tlnnd Air
base, hi\S ,·ecelvcd orders to r~
port to Fort Lnwt:un, Gcorg1:1
No\'cmbcl' 18. He will be w1th
• tht photol(raphy rcronnnassnncc
di\'ISton :md t~xpccts nn unmcdl
nte ovt>rscas nsslgnnwnt • PIONEER LOG Page Three
FTA Broadcasts Part-Time, Full-Time fob?
Highlight Campus See Julia Johnson, Now!
Ed . w k By Walt Judd hoVI proven youn;elf. ucahon ee Fr<.'!lhmnn students mokc their Colling atud•nta wcll-plnced
11n11 contuc:t With Julin G. John· IRD)' lnvolvl! "C\'Crnl f1cld!J. Chcm-
"Unite lor l<'rcedom" rmgA son, CoMchnt~tor of GUitluncl! nnd 1 try, advert.uung, r:cretnranl sci
throuch••ut the notion ns the slo· l'lttct>m••nt or Lew ill nnd Clo1 k cnct!, bunking, tranaportuUon, ond
~:nn fur Amer1cnn F.dUI'Ilhon w~k coll~gc, wh••n u.ssr.nmcnl3 ol others, hnvc nil rccclw·d f..ewls
nnd the c:cntt :'II theme nr n 1\1•· <:(IUnscJrm 1 nrP glvl'n oul. nnd Clurk grnduntes even in lhe
l'it•s •>C brnndc:a!lts by th•• Futur1• Th1•y e<Junzr••l w1th h·~r if they ln11t few mrmthl!.
Tenchcn n{ Amerien un Rl:&tJOn need pnrt-hme work, cilhcr 1m· Both by education and cxperi•
KCON, On•gnn City, at 8:45 each mcdioLely 11r uny lime during cnc•·. Miss .I<IhlWJn holds ••xc-d-
morninr, fwm November 12 their college career. As scnion1, I lent quah!11:atwns lor her JOb.
!hrnuJ(h 18. they gain register for fuli-Um£> fhc D~an ol Wo~n·s chotec OS
The Wc!!k's Sl'tleB ul 5-rninutc work (do 1t now. Jnnuory Grads') one or the three ouLSt.andanc lend
programs is cnst by members of 1\nd, were you to need help ns n ers C'lll her college compus (WJI
the FT,\ chapters from the Port-member of tbc Alumns, plnce-lcarncttc- uruvcrslty); nn cxccllc.nt
hmd orell under the supervjsu')n rncnt scrv1cc is &llll available. gntdunte record, including grade
<1f Bob Taylor, pres1dent o! the But whether you wish pnrt-"A" theSiS In personnel work,
cnrnpu chapter. Mrs. Constance' time work or nl)l, 1t's good to leadmg to the award of a Master
Foltz. speech utts instructor, ns-make yoursr>IC known ot the or Arts degree (Northwestern
tctsls the group In the prcparutiun placement octtce. It's good ex-uns\·erstty); and, finally. Federal
of scnpts Cor brondcasttng . periencc to be mtl.!rviewcd. So Reserve (Chu~ago) rntin~ of "un-
S l u den Ia born Marylhurst, start now; come In, not once. bul c'Ccelled" for several years' work
Portland university, Cnscode and Si vcral times, ndviscs Mu~s John-for them sn personnel and ••flec
Vrmpor t ore parucapnung in lhc oon. tJv~> organizatiOn actav1t1es. nU
••nd!.!uvor to nrousc intcrC!!t m Employers phone nnd write, prove th r J r\l
the public schools. Dail>· themes wonting to know who moy be Gi.-in~ • good t fcrl!nce i pre
for Saturdny ond Sunday, No-graduating that's mwrcstcd in oscl)• ,wn 1t M~ • Johnson wnnts
v• mbea· 17, 18, aw "Tcnclung the th•·tr field. MiBB Johnson would to do tor Lew.l!l nnd Clark stu
Fundumt•nt.als" and "Our r-·asth hkc nothmc b~ttl!r them to gtvc dents nt.>eding a Job We can llSSlst.
in God ·• them your nome, prov1dcd you best by c:alhng oft.(!n at her of
Tboatt participating from l~w~
and Clnrk an Bob Tnylor, Bob Speaking Engagements
Truppe, Bob Tabor and Harold 0 D I r·
Mt!int·r. 1 ccupy ean s 1me
Spco~Hn11. eng.1gemcnta l"r ·1 e Noah Needs More past two weeks hove k•!Pt Frecdu
0. HnruJeld, denn ot women, one Animals for Crew of the bUSiest persons on campus.
Who e\'er hearo of Nouh s ark
without animals? That, however,
IS the problem facL>d by the dramn
department.
The dt:paurnent needs four an·
im •ls (two-Legged kmd) to por·
t1ny tour anunals (four-legf!:ed
kmd) in its second pia.>' of the se:a
~n. Andre Obey's "Noah." As
the s1tuation stands Dewey Har
less, os Nonh, Is confront~ wuh
the possibah ty oi shoving off Wllh
on~y hoiC a crcw when the nrk
"~ets sasl" on December 13 and
14.
An l'll'phunt, u tiger. a lior·.
:md a cow :trc t.he parts open, ac·
<"Ording to mlormouo n released
by Mrs. Elizabeth Davis Gardiner,
director. Joe Hoopes, custodian,
wos originally set to play the
lion, but r('srgncd bccnusc "I don'\
bchcvc in typc 1\' tm11 .1nd wants
to eive some. ACTOR chance."
Meek. gentle Btl! 0 Harn is
J po lbthty for the tsgcr, :tcrord
lng to his friend, Jim King As
Km..: put st, .. It'd be such a
c:honge to ~ee Bill growling!'
Mrs. Gardint.:r bclit>VI!S that
playing the pnrLc; of animals 1
on eXt.'(!llcnt wny !or freshmen
ur sophomores to get into some of
the nctiv1he~ oC tht dnma depart
ment. ''It's :. wondl rful oppor
tunttv lor onyom \\ ho i5 shy
bccn~c th<.' parts nrc strictly
puntommw," 21he cxplmncd.
ProapKtivo "moo"-crs and
"growl"·ers should contuct Mrs.
G:ardmer ns soon Ol'i possible in
thu speech nrts building.
Choir Presents Concert
Tht college choir, undl- the
direction of L. Stanley Glarum.
wUI present n program nt the
Ftrst Pres b) tenon church, Sun
duy, November 18, nt 7.45 p.m.
Mclsus Chrisuanson's "EX~llor
ation," o work in two part~. wtll
be feoturcd.
for Reasonably Priced
Flowers
TO ALYCE
Flower Shop
Corsages
Wedding Flowers
873S S. W. HerwilUger Blvd •
Phone CH 7000 "Coun£•:lling the Adolesc<!nt"
was tht• toPIC or thr. SJ)Ct:Cb MLU
Hnrtdcld delivcn.>d to the Mllr·
ried Couples' club of the Keru
Park Chnsti11.11 church lnst Fra
day evcnmg.
As ad\•iser to the Westminster
Fellowship groups of the Port
land area, Mtss Harl7.fcld helped
to coordinate n workshop for e&ch
of t.he four comntissaons. nt the
Westminster Prcsbytcrum chu,·ch
last Monday November 12.
Liller that ~me ~vcnlng Mtss
Hartzif'ld led n dascusston with
the Euthenics club on "Rcligtous
Troinmg in the Home."
At the me<!ting of the Business
:tnd Professsonal Women's club of
the Fsrst Presbyterian church lnst
evening, Miss Hartzleld will pre
seot Ruth Bla1r, sensor math m,\
jor, who will tnlk to the worn( n
about educational and misstonn1J
work tn Chan:t
Miss Hartzfeld "111 speak brief
ly 01. omt: "'p..c:t; or the wom
en's program or Lew1s and Clark
college.
Soviet Film Inaugurates
FTA Weekly Showings
A regularh .c:huu. h d "1-'tlm
Time" sponsored b:>' the Future
Teachers of Americo "'ill feature
noon showmgs of pertinent Cilrns
in various faelds slnrhn~ Wednt.'.S
day. November 21, m G-!!2
"The Pt>oJples of Sov1cl Russta"
will initsat•• the ba-monthly show
ings. The ''F'ilm-Tim••" hour is
free and provided for nll intcr
t'Stcd students from nil depart·
ments.
A double showing Will be giv
en so more studcnt.c; cnn tnkc
advantage of the sen•tcc. A good
plncc to cat lunch-sec a movft•
too.
1'hc next .. Ftlrn·Ttme" showmc
will be .Novcmb('r 28 nt whrch
ttmc U~e films, "A Crtmtna1 I
P.,,tn" and .. What's C\n Y'(lut
Mtnd" \\all be !lhO\\ n.
JACK'S
HOLLYWOOD
Shell Service Station
• Lubrication
• Batteries
• Gu and Oil
• Ti.r"
42~~ N. E. Sandy Bl•d. fice. For when it comes to refer-
t•nccs, placement begins now
Ellerby Wins Honors
At Speech Tournament
U. \' 1 and Clark's M tr t:ller
by won interpretive re:~dtng hon
ors m the Pson~r tournament. a
torensic contest held here Ja.st
Snturdny. The tournament was
CJrst or th1s type competition
sponsored by LC.
Pucif1c umve~ity gnrnered the
mnst points nnd won the Sweep
stakes trophy. They took f'll'Bt
&.~lace in the debate and extem
pory s~aking contests.
Second 10 total poants was
Lew\S and Clark and third, Un
field.
Partic:rpntion was !united to
sludent3 wathout previous col
l~gc experience in events t!ntert.>d.
PMlland untversJtv \\'as orig-
~
lnully scheduled to take part but
withdrew.
Dubach, Balmer AHend
Citizenship Conference
D:. t:. G. Duo .. _h and Donald
Balmer of the political SCH~ncc
department attended the CtliZI."tl·
1Sh1p conrerenet? lnst week end
:>l the Multnomah hotel. ThiS ~on
ference, affiltated with New York
untvcrstty, met "'-'llh delegates
of nbout 15 Oregon and Washing
ton C'Olleges to dl5Cuss progr.uns
(lt."Signed to promote student par
ticipation in political 1ife espccml
ly after graduation.
LC is une of thl! few colleges
tn this nrea t.Hat rcqu1rcs and
g1ves cow l'S in poht1c:al setcncc.
Hope You're Satisfied
Barraged b.· .. 'lll , 1 from
would·be applic .i.l L o! lhe 1 want
my ruuno in tbe p~;tcr rule, th,.
Uni\•crsity ot 0 • u · ma DAILY
prmled tht' rollowmg note at lhe
top of the fronl pngt-:
It is thl! fervoDt wish of tho
OAlL Y to mako all i1l readers
happy-therefore . in comp1i&nt'O
t:( lb an ago-old demand. tho
OAIL Y is publishing today the
name of o't'ttry student in tho
uninnity. Amen.
For
Young Men & Women
Modem Tailoring
Baumann's
House of Style
lnd Floor Studio. Morgan Bldg.
BE aon • Pago Four
DATE
No~ 20
No~ 30
Dec 1
O'C
DC't· u ..
I 1951-52 Pioneer Hoop Schedule
OPPONENT
Panel Sh k
SelitUt-Patli
~ &ttl~ Pm:Jflc
C' p s SITE
J r H s s I ttl
& tlll'
Homr RECORD
l.C Opp
3-2 •
J...:J
J o t und AJr Ba
Portland No1th l\lnrlou II. S 0-tl
H•>Oie 0-~ PlONFER LOC
Cutie's Capers LC Tramples ISC,
By Intt-roslod Sp ctalorUL'tln 40-2, in Final Gam
WRA will sponsor o c
Ntght" 1'U(C!Idny, NO\'('Iflb• 1 :w, Jn
•he LC gym for aU Intel'\' led
,~mt'n fitudcnts
D r 11
13
JS Chico Stnt
P"nlond Air Bru
\\f}IJ I\\ vrth Hom
• \\\H) • o.o Acllon 15 sluteod between the
hours t\f 1 nnd 10 p ni, Pnrll\'i
pnnt~: w1JI lw dlvidt"d lllt{'l l\'/lm6
romp.,ting '" hu!;kcthall, vullt•~·
bnll, ping pong and hartn11ntott
rccord1ng to t ht•Jr choiro. Scor1nc m pvery panel, Conch tatunlcs Thl' Oronce llntl
.Jnr• Huston's gong of WfWr•<>rs I t~ up 327 ynrds rushing nnd
cJuno, c d nnother iiUccc~ tul sen 'llht•• 102 \'l.r tlw mr-lnnc:s
011 nr fnotb3lJ by thorough!,.\ I UShJn~ Ond f>Ulllllng 101 the
pllnkin~ ldnho Stnh• c:oll~~l' >40·2 &Ilion urnounli'd t•J 29!'1 y:ud
Sntu1'dln' afteu1oon nt Pocutollo When fh~ flnnl gun sounn,l!t' •
Sp111 ked by t~llhmon hnlfbhck broullhl tu n dlll\t• lht• Hom~' 0 •• .... Dc~.o li
Dec 21
D c. :7
Dec 29
Jun S
Jon
Jan II
Jan 12
Jan 14 centro! Wn hlnt:ton
... l uthcm OJ .~; n
Colorndo A M
P~c•fle Home
He> me
Hom('
Hom• I t
1-2
0·0
'i-5
Jnn
Jon .. I
]9
25
Jan :?ti
Feb I
Feb 2
Feb 8
Ft-b 9
F b. 12
Feb 15
Feb 16
Feb 22
Ftb 23
F~:h 25 PaCJflc
Cull~... o! ldnh
College of ldah
Wh1tman
Willnmcttc
l.mf•cld
Linf1cld
PaCJfu:
Lmht>ld
•.\ allamcttc
W.tJiamettc
Portland
Seattle PaCJhc
Seattle PaCJflc:
Whitman
Whitman
Col h:,ge or Idaho J\Wll\
HOnll' {i-6
Home
Hom 10-~
.t\\\ B) 6·7
Home 'j~
AWD)
A\\ \
Hom~
Home
A\\ll'
A\\G\'
Home
Home
J\ \\"U\'
A\\ ny
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Cagers Show Floor Polish
In Initial Scrimmage Stint
Basketball nt LC hns begun to
lUCk up considerably in doily
lumouts J\ftcr last week's scnm
m ge '\\ ath the Archer Blower
r d P1pc tenm, n PorU&nd aty
q u 111 t c l, Coach .Eldon F1x's
cl argc ha\'c bt.oen ~moolhtng out
tht m1stnkc:s displayed.
Fix commented h1gh* on tl,ic \'Tit5Jh s husue m the clown·fh•os·
f'a!:t bn.•ok Also he wn plca:;ed
with the team·~ sbC~ollng per
centage whach wns 55 per cent
from the .floor. Stondouts were
.Ken Ser.•os. \\ ho potted IS 'J>OinlS
nnd dad ) 1:oman work on the
boards, olong \\ Hh John Jo'cut.
who hondlcd the PI\ ot !:pol and
held high point laurels for the
mght with 17.
Tho &tartin51 combo consisl\.'<1 <ll
Sel'vns. Read, Iorwards; Ft:ur. At Jut tho gals hove 01 ri\'Nl
nt the sport for "short women
only" •••• basket ball.
The young ladies in block
shorts nnd while blous~ start
theJI' ·•mnnly'' SJXH"t em November
29. when they wtll bl'gm r1 double
dlmlnotllln tournament T~ums
rare e.xcpcctcd from Stewnrl hall,
Akin hall, Tl1Nn Knppn, J\lphn
Gamma, S1gmn Rho, F'E clnsst•s
and ttlL' dcCcndmg chnmp1ons,
Early Birds.
Games an• being schcoulcd for
12:30·1 :10 on Thursday . Wom
en PE mnjors will rurn1sh mu:.t
of the reicn~cs and seorc1'S . .Any
on~ intefe!;t~o·d in playmg should
t'C)ntud the bask~t hull t•hrurmnn,
Margnrct Pl'tcr'>. Spectator'S ru'C
wdcomc . c~pecially mc•n,
PE "hoofers" nrc plnnning an
"Xh1b1lion n( It ish duncang th1s
hibtuon of Irish dancing this
Saturday nt Snlcm for tht> Oregon
Association of Hcnlth, Physlcnl
Education •1nd Recreation.
LC Jnen nnd women who nrc
partlCJpatlnJ: in the demonstra
tion are Jim Sand\'ig, &•rl Shep.
J'lard, Fred Bnsllan, Paul Nord·
strom, Oor1s Swanson, June Col·
hns, Ruth Peyton, Jnck1c Sdumdt
and Jane McAdow. Prep Runners Vie
.In Tourney Here
Hagh school cross-counu·y run
m 1 from al[ O\'er l.he Sl<ttc gath· center: Paulson and Jackson, Baisch Makes Plea
guurds. The ~cond platoon had
Gro\·c, Schroeder, forwards: Hud j To Grunt Groaners
son, ccnt~·r: K l'llus nnd Wnhl 1 .Jun Smtih, who went wrld on n rlay.s or II {(HIIhnll pluycr'S
rcoring spree• by htlhng pu dart hnvc Worn llw et•lors of LC
&our tlmc:1 durmg the cnun;e ol lhf• pnst (('\\ t·nmpu1gn. l\t
th•• afternoon, the Pt•"~ne~rs t·nm ics (I( gddh'On c•xplo1ts w11t I
tllNcl:-· outdosst•d tht• tl'llm li'()Ol 1n the henrls of Bob PNers,
the Rocky Mount lin conCcrenre F;cklund, fiall O'f:lor11,
Palatine 's dofensive plnltlOfl ~'lctchell, J irn Snndvlg, Carl
ch cw n tJChth \\ nven web dolph, Frnnc1s Cox, Jim 1\
ngumst :mvthing lhe lduhonns Btll Antis. Phil r-·ru ~r.
hod to offer irl the wm· of ortcnsc. Knudsen, Dac.k Wnlk ~1 nnd •
'Thctr only two pomts cnmt' when Cnx.
81 Uu! l..onRbnlla, nt tempt ang l
t'Xt'rCI~f' hi!: n1ppl.•r, W:JS trappe i
1n the end-zone Findmg ull tu
:recCI\'t'rs CO\'t'l cd he :trch~d the
i'•gsktn anto llw ncor-by grond
Rinnds (Probably tl) somc ordl'nt
ran). Tlw oLric1ols ruled hi-de
hhcrntcly grounded thr· ball, thu!o
the Bl•n~:nls were awarded a ss.!c·
ly and fh ll n.•.suh, at ·nved lhc
'wmc dtth I rom u complctt•
whi tc-wnsh t ng.
Although lht•fl.' \\'l'le n<l cmwd.
plt·a~ang lung 1 un~;, the Pionccl's'
stead)" poundin[: rnodt• con!:istl'nl
ynrdagc through the opJ)<Istng
ltne. This \\'as mode clear bv the •
Distance Meet Today
Palnhnl h1l
the stntc's best runnu.
distance -Mural Action Tuesday
The rnua 11 vo!lt' boll •
(!Ct.'> undcrWtlY Tuesdnv, N
be1· 20, with the followmg
slated: 12;05-north ,•ourt,
\'S. Ac:tcln; mtddle court,
A fcc dor mites vs. Pol~ cots,
court, Lrmtbdu vs. J\lphu. 12
nurll1 rom I, ~ m!;h \'S. F.1
nudtilc cour•t Dt•l1 's. S
Slmth court, Larnbdn
Polecnt~ "B'',
Bccaun• of Thnnksgl\'lng
days mural piny will not
until Fridny No\'cmbt•l' 30.
2021 Attention
Wholesale Candy
Food Spec1alliea
Jim Hruby Co.
S • .E. Belmont V.E 4 Jn the stotc ~~'O..~·country meet
nt Portland university today. :=============
Reidnr Hclle1·, t•x-Fnnklin high
school c.ross-ctlun try star, paces
the Ornnsem€'n in their attempts
to bnng home the bacon. Heller
placed Sl"CCnd in n recent dual
met!! W1lh Portland univcn;itv • nnd tenth in last week's Notlh·
"est Jn\'tlottunal meet at Pocn
tt•lltl, ldoho Heller's Idaho time
''us 1 i ·09 lor 2 miles. UNUSUAL CAREER
OPENING
Jn an uncrowdtd profess
\dth excellent earnings
growth opportumt1es ouen
u grnduntt: studt!nl.. Openlll
for men or womcn-mnn
wtfc--or Wtn•s of undcrgn:
duatcs, w1th Educational
vb;ion of Marshall F i c I
o w n l' d l•ntcrprisc.
mtcrvl~w nrrongt~d. ; on L.ewas and Clark's campus
tc,morm'' fur the nnnunl st.,te
tour.nnmcnt sponsort.-d by the
OHSAA.
The me t is scheduled to start
ot 1:30 p.m. w11h lh·~ )UOJor \'lir-guards. Grunt-and-groan aspirllnts will
The Panclshnkc team, Ponlonds' grac~ the rormmuaum mnls next
AA U t>homplrms of last year. will Wednesday in the season's rirsl
ofl1ctall) tip off LC's pre-season practice under the guidance of
basketball camp:ugn "hen th(') Rube Baisch. Murtav Bru tley ar\d Vic Nel
Fon complete the LC contingent
that will compete th1s afternoon. fully RI\'Jn8 phont•, llltt'
expc,·icncc to C C. Ren, w.~
ern MatUll{er, 35+1 21 sl
Ooklnnd 1:!, C.Jitf. Paid
''' rnce becmn.mg Lhe show The
JV's \\Ill run n mne nnd B quar
ter vvc1 a cour.:e hild out 0\'cr
Pnlntmc road and Fisher field.
Vomtv hnrners ho\e o two nnd
t\\ o·lenths mile run tn store far
thc.mschcs. Both rnces wJ11 bcgm rnl.'Outcr the• Jocnl ~quad Ncwcm- Ba1sdt has lettermen Bill
ber !!0 at 8 p m. ot Jefferson high O'Hara, Crrug Hunt, Jim Sand
school vig and Jack Buell nn the return-
The fro. h yeurhngs. under the me list, but points out that all
tut~lnJ:•• of Wnrrcn Smnh, w11l positions and weights arc.• opl·n to
oppo c Linct~ln h1gh school h~ • ntrants.
next Tuesday at 3 P m The prac- The team w11l wrestle OSC und
lice scrimmage ''Ill be h1ghlight- WSC at the Purtlnnd "Y" und Sn
cd around stoppmg L1ncoln's lcm, and will enter m the Pacafit.·
mu<".h talked-about ~kyscrnping coast NCAA meet nt Culitornw
center. Swede Holbrook, who now Polytechnic later this season.
towers on unbcllevin~ly 7 ft.•cL 2 nd tnd on FlShcr fteld
nu .lS the ~nd year that the
meet hn been held on LC's cam
pus Pion<.oer runner:. Re1dar Hel
ler. pln~ second Jn last year's
rnc-el wh1ch \\as won by former
\\"aslungton t r n c k m a n, D1c:k
Langston, mchcs (That was the lost report).
Adntisston ls frt·c, P.nrouragmg an
{ xpectedl)• si~ublc turnout.
.------Sportsession -------.
Crew-Racing Possibility
In Future Sports Agenda
By Chuck Gibb
When it comes to the qucstlon
of the possibility of ere\\ -racing
.n LC tn the future, report('r Ben
Uurdcs ha$ all the answers
Hord~ t.e11s me there arc two
tour-moo ~hells ava1lable at OSC,
nnd o member or Lhnt JO\\'JDC
club ruosured him th!H Lcw.a& and
CJnrk could use them whenever
It decades to take up tht: liJ')Ort .
There ore also two eight-man
l)()lll.s nt lhc UruVI!rstt) or Port
~and that LC could obtain. There·
lore. 1hu only expcn c to the col
I·· c would l.~e Uu~ cost of oars
uad team unilomu;
As to the pruct.l1•c au•a, then•
m'f twn <'Xcdknt cour:;es m this
1 •giOll. Ora IS l..nk•• Ol!Wf'gO,
\'.'here i.hc o\\ ncrs' ~wciat.lon ha
bL'Cil approached wah !ovorablc
a..-sults, nnd the Olhcr is l.hc Wtl·
lum tw rh r 10uth oJ the Sell
" ood br1dgc ComJ)('lltion w easy to find .t•
OSC. Callforma fro h, StanCord
1rosh nnd snme smaller schools 1n
th1s an~a have teams Hordes has
ulso solv~,-d the l.'Oilchlnc prob
lem as R1chnrd Bixler, vnrs1ty
<Jonwam at OSC :fM two years,
hru:; volunteered his hme and r•f.
fort in lhc 1'\'('nt we tuke on the
• port Any minor problcmc winch
m1ght occur would be solved With
lhf' promised assu>tance · of th1•
OSC rowing organ•tnlaon.
If '!.rwugh lntercst Is dU!playcd
uy pcraonPJI) c~>ntriCtlng IlrJrdes
nr by \\Tiling box "318, the J)JU·
gran( will be teak•·n 1.0 athletic
dm:c1o1 t~ldnn Fuc Who know11, •
mra) bt: \\ h~'n r;pnng rolls ur<Jund
\\ c'IJ l>c drown on the bnuks or
the W:tllamet tc dwcnm,: the Pll)·
necrs In a brand :new \enturc 1n
the world or por IJ;, I '
1 ~
• SEE: "My Daddy Sells the Best
Auto Insurance in Town"
Liob1hty Rates as Low o $17.10 SIJ< mon
Save :!0 to 30~ Safely with
Mayflower Auto Insurance
George A. HukeU . Obtrict Mana51er
3805 N. E. Broadway TU t946
AX OBSFR\' \ 1'10~ 13. t.
... a pleasant COlnpanl.OJl
ret.luccs the len f!.!Jl
~ oj' a journey
And" hat l>t•!h•r C"f•mpaninn C'nulcl
an~·nn\' It,,' l' I lt.m a h.111et\ pil·nic cunlcr
fllll•J \\ ith (lcliC'inus LOl',il·Cnl.t,
It's a ~me \\ll\' to tr:l\'cl rcfr"·shed. -
I
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Coc:a-Cola Bottling Company of Oregon
19SI, Olt COCA COlA COMPI\HY nG
ea
Byl
t\ Colk-t
the spin
ures," 1s
s ''N~
e ~t·naon
1 )aVIS G tt%1
The pluy,,
13 l
hcatrc, is ~
l·known
s1mplc,
Dowey
. Jpha Rho
his perf ~
unrc•• l~
utle r
in
by
act1
Vmc•
name.
Doloroa I
oppoj
Tabor, f
t.:\'or por
on Ham,
Romantic !
Duma ~
ond
nei$1:h b<)r. g 1
.\lOTII! on th
dramat.
Prelimia~
spr\ng
Mon~
ront~nuc t)
IC<'mbcr 7.
Rcgislrat •
\'nilablc i~
ntrices Mon1
rnp,,.' contul
the print cd
!:10r1s will nl
atltion boo
Copies oj
lntn ~
,.;l.l>loi"UIIOO ~
In thCI
, ts a C:OPl
1 lost tl
Students
rnents w1t~
Mrk out s~
.til's; flll o
turn them
Willa am
urged &tud
changes o
rhcl.'l befo
Progrnmf;.,
PnnniSSJo
ntt·dl.'d for
rlollal!s. Tht·
!rom the :
, rose• whicl
thl! hu;truct
Sturlc•nt.s
ria c!$ are
with tht• sn
snmc se•ctlo
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tlio
II
tn.
'\bor
np J."
pre ent
of B
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on A
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pnriJ
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01 ~t.nn.
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the
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soul
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tend
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ovem
W Loop Poll
I avors Pacific I
or Bowl Till
By Chuck Clbb
for the !t t•ond lime tn till his
~· the Notthwcst c:onrcrcnr'•
rncc cndctl In n dcttd twnt
r thL• chomplonship, tmd for the
lime the Pnt'iCu• Bndgers
nwordt.>d the Pc01 Bowl
od ovet their first plnc:c mntcs,
tc locol Ptonc~• · gnddt•rs
Al~n {(II' the Sl'C'Ond time, PadCit•
·ill mt?cl the CnliCorruo Aggie ~.
hamptons o( th<.• t-•,,r West con
nntl Pt•ur Bowl rivnls of
8 I l~el' In lfJ.Ifl
Tho right Cnr the Tlwnk s~tving
td I\' trip to Medlord was
a•d hy U bnJlot O( SilC Voh•5,
rrom t•nch of thl tcnms In
conhH·••ncc. Thl Pioneer<~ ,
·~'II'J"'!' oHcn~ive unit ln the loop
uverwlwlmln~: vu:tm·s in ''V·
game ugninst NW oppositwn
the Forest Cro\ ,, crew,
lvctJ (>nlv two ot llw six •
A possible c..-.:plunntiun of tht•
>V.IJ'u"·" ity o( the Stnggmen with
h!.'! bnllotePn; IS thnt PncHl::
LC, 20 ·12, and bins ted
trd-plnce College of lduho by n
-6 score. 1'hc1r only ronrcrcncc
•at wns n 6·0 vcrd1ct nt the
of Ute hot-nnd -cold Lin·
Wtldcnt aggn~gation .
any rnt1:, despitt• tlw nd
ei'$C scnhmunt IO\\ nrd the opm
(l( lhc judges, the Northwa t
-nnf•·•···nrc should be ubly rcpre·
by lhe husllini. trick)'.
lie !>qund. W1th Cln!lhy Frunk
>u~· .. i('\\'l('l and u host or other
pt'Cdy bncks, they nr~ rnvor~>d to
"'"'" the P••nr Bowl trophy in the
tate ot Oregon.
ine-Man Group
nspects F acililies
Including tv. o membt~rs from
Or~(lo n Stnte Bonrd of t;du·
n nine-man committee wns
campus Nov~mber 5 and 6 for
t sludy of the curriculum ond
ctice tenchang or the clcmen
!If\' education department.
Heeded by Dr. Murray Lee,
or the dcput tmt:nt of
'"u""'it'n ut th~.: Swte Collegt! of
n hington, tl'prc~cntntivcs f&·om
publtc schools of Or~gun und
<:Olle~t· met with ,.cv ·
tcw•hcr cnndtdates for !{roup
Ccn•nc<',., talked witht lht: ele
lmc•Jntal'V c•ducntlon 'ltufC !lnd notl'd
·ne\\' riuvl'lopmenUi 1uch .l!. chtl
dr .. n'" library training
A lOO.page r~pod wns submit
led to the ~mmit tee by Dt•nn
l:hllrll$ W. Howard ond Dr. Ah·n
rnham. hcnd o! the department
t•lcmcnuu•y education. Pend·
mg the nddlllvn oL t.>ert.un tnfur
matlon. tlw survey Will be pre·
befo1 c the On•con St.tlt•
Board or fo:ducut10n m mid-De·
At this tlmt• committee mem·
bQrs wtll nlsu 1 t!POrl on th~u
1 \'nluation or thl' d•·prntmcnt nnd
rubmtt u n•comrnt•ndauun u to
whctht"'t Lt•wis anti Clurk will be
1:1\'cn nccrt!dltutiun ns a teachanc
•untcr ror dl.'mcntarv ~·c.Ju, •Cttinn •
lot II \'t mun· yours.
Grades Out Tuesday
Mid l••nn ll• .ldl· "111 ht II\ .ui
Dbll! frum c.ounselors In n~x t
1\ic~uny. Students should ;m nngc
lor ind 1\'lduol confcrt>nrcs with
lhNr .ad \•lsur a to cht:ck l•n thojl
llrogt'<!&S. • T~ \ r
LSW'IS AND CI...A.RK COLLEGE
~----Portland . Oregon, Friday. Novemh.r 16, 19~1 Volume X. Number 9 ----~
Religion in Life Week Profound
Experience to Campus Students
Silent Prayer, Self-Examination, Thoughtful Meditation Leave
DeepMark on Minds of All Worshippers Attending Services
By Jlm Tomlin
Rl'ligion-Tn-l..itc Wt:t.•k l·nd today. The scminnrs,
spel'<'hcs , conlcrcnccs and us:;umbllcs wall ull b\!
m the pnst, hud 11 nuhct.•nbtc cHcct on hts fellow students
Rev, Hcrburl J. Do111n. Firat Prcsbvtcnnu • Church, Vancouver, w,uhmglon , lllliUCd the chol·
On the r.u1 ruce the cumpus rclut•n:q to its norm
of; clu~t·s, exomn, term pupct'S, cofCt•c fl<Jltlu.:s,
gussap nnd v:tr10us orgunt:Zallon nnd ,ommlttcc
met• tangs. lcngc, ''Thl· problems of Amenco t.'<•uld b•• !iOlved
tl we had the t:ournge of that mon on the cross
nt.'orly two thousund ycurs ago."
"What, if uny, hns bt•t•n tlw dfcct oC this ycnr's
Rchgson-ln·LI(C week'!" muny hove liBk••d One
thang 1s c~rtotnly notu:cnblt!. The students who
workt•d hurd nrgamzmg nnd prc:;cnting program s
ore ncnr cxhuusuon, but thdr work wu rC\\ nrd·
mg The _erobll•ms, Rc''• Oornn tlllld, l'an be solvt..'Ci
b}' u force more powerful lhnn ntnm bombs, man
nnd G,,d workmg together. He chnllcngcd, "Will
you be the problem or the answer?"
I r<.'ulizcd, nfter chapel, that I was not the onl)
member of the aud1cncc thut felt the effect of th4:
St!rvu:c. Others had t>xprcssions oC seiC cxnmlnat1on
ond feelings of hnvmc gain~ somcthmg new nnd
vnluablt? .
An mspirational feature of lhc week was lht•
dtuly chupel Ecrvu:c. Hugh Hnrcoutt dsd n note
" orlhy JOb, Tuesday, m his quiet but in ten c call
to worshtp In o:~ttmJ! the mood for the dny, he Thf.! eflcct oC Rcligton·ln-l .. ifc week mny nevc1
reach the hcndhncs of nc\\·spapcrs, but. w11l be
~;cen m rerlcclcd uthtudcs and nctions of mony LC
studentx.
Theta Kappa \Hit'tState Department Adviser
To Strike Campus T a· A bl s h
"Live mu~tc, rt•cotds. doncma 0 1Ve SSem f peeC
laughter , sparkle, nJI this nnd Dr. S11rnucl Guy lnmnn, former Inman wn on o 1 •tent {net
ntlvllcr on foreign uffhtr'S to the C.ndmg mill 1on (\f Chtlstton lenrf· marl 1!< gulll"Dntccd by 1'hel.t StCitf! dPpnrtment , w11J address ers to the Holy Land to ln\'CStl
K.1ppa tn tht• Rnnuul tulent show a spr•clul nsscmbl)' in lht• campuo: gat..: tht: Prncttcabllit,> • or the UN
a:. thl') go "Through the Pnges the.tll•r Tut•sdny , November :!7, nt Jeruult•m intcrnutinnall z at ion
or Broadway MustcOIII ," II n.rn plan.
Bcginnmg at II :t.tn, nc..'<l1'ucs · Dr. Inman is prestdcnt I.Jf As auocia.Je cdttor ot the Col-
cny. November 20. in the c:ampu Wurldovt!r Press ond 1s afCihatcd her's encyclopcdln, he hos com.
theul t:, 10 aclo; or the "Htcf!Jen ... ·ith the Fcdcrnl Councal n( pl(!ted some 200 articles for ~~
1'alenl Show" wtll begUl undt•r Churches' commission of Inter-newest f.'d1llon. He also has writ
the tcchntl:al dircctaon of Con-natiC1nOI Coochnll. He has been ten IS books durtng his career
.. tnnei:! Foltz speech arls instruct· active in the intt)rnauonnl nf!au"F Dr. Inman will be tn PorUond
or. announces Lois G1•ither , ccn• Ill almost every countn• In Lsun lo pnrticipatc tn o panel on .. ,
cral coordinator Amcncn . rae.l and the UN" at the "Report
Bonnit; Stewart. publicity chulr· He wu ~ucated ot Columbm nn hlruel" <tcnunar nt lhr• :Mult-
mnn, is publishing names or some uniVPI'Stly ond hns bl•cn on t~c :'lomnh hotel No\'ember 2i
t•r those stars oC the show r<!l'nut-fnculltes of Columbia, Vandcl-
\.'d by Theta. Among these arc· bill, Yale, Unlvt•rsaty of Pennsyl
Scott Bench, Milt Emanuel. Pl.ll \'Unin ond the Un1vers1t)' of Flor·
Hibbord . Stan 1\lttchcll. P;JUJ tda. Ht.: hos also held e~c:hange
Nordstrom , Ber·t Slwpp;u d lind ptOk'SStnshlps m se\'l~ral Lit tin
nlso music wtll he rurntshed b~· Amencnn countries and in Spnm,
the student urchestrn . Swttt<•rlunrl nnd Hawaii.
Laugh this off if you
By Blll Fou
Tuberculosi..-; is no luughtng matter. cart .. •
When a susceptible person is exposed to the germ it
starts its damage to the tissues immediately. When the
the indh·idual's resistance is low and the tissues are un
able to :urest the bacalli and they contanue to grnw, kall
ing the surrounding cells.
The dead tissues ut the ct.'ntt.'r of the masses of habcr
cult!s becomes a yellowish chet!Sy mass. In tuberculosis of
the lung:;, unless the ~1ction of the bacteria is checked.
• deuth of the tissues may extend in the form of highly in
fectious pus containing millions or h\'e bacilli. Often the
process of rotting contmucs until hcmmorhagc of the lung
occurs. which mav be futnl. •
Detection is all important m an esting the dc.•vdop·
menl of the germ. ,
Monday and Tuesday, November 26·27, the purlable
X-ray tt·uck wiU he pul'kt~d in ftont of the gym. ll. will be
madt~ a\'aiJuble to the sLudent~. now it is up to the stu
dents and faculty to be made ll\'atl.lblc to the machine.
T. B. is no laughing matter. Yuu nrc duing no fn\'or
for anyone but yoursclt, so step into tl)~ truck nnd you
may be getting a load off your chest. • Dr. Howard Sets
Final Exam Dates
The full finltl exommatson
~;rht-dull' was rclcn cd b\' Dean -\.: W. HCiwnrd Tut'sday .
The fu.ll sem"-'lt!r :;chcdulc will
CO\'Cr fsvc d11ys tnstcod uf the
usual four. The ('.Xlra dn\' 1m!'
llccn added \u provide rombtncd
exnminn llon hours Cor scctt<mcd
l!lnsscs.
Thunday
s·oo M'\n
8:00 'M'h January 17
1.!, 12:30 MWl-'
Cunfitt:l 8 00-10:00
10:15·11 ~45
12:15· 2•15
2•30· 4~0
friday.
9·00 M\\'1-'
9:00 'lTh
1:30 MWF
1•30 'M'h January 18
8.00-10.00
!0:15-11 :46
12:15· 2•15
2.30· .. 00
Monday. January 21
Il.A. 51, Gcr I. EJ 108 tl 00·10,00
lo:d. 105, Hel I 10'15-11. 5
Pol. Set. 15i, !':iOt' I 12•15-2:15
Tuesday, January 22
10.00 MWF 8.00·10.00
10.00 TTh 10:15-11 :4S
~:30 MWr'
:.!:30 1'Th 1:!•15· :.!;15
2:30-4.00
Wedno•day, January 23
II :00 M\\'F 8.00· I 0:00
Canflk l 10: 15·11.45
3:30 MWF 12.15· 2:15
3·30 TTh 2 :10- <-~·00 •
' • 0 1~ ay
Holiday Brings
Rest, Feaslingl
Stomach Ache
By Tom O'Oay
Th~ Rcglstrnr'!l Clrtlcc ex-
pressed the hfopc "toda)" that the
cnmp1a1 wall be bnre ond the
clrouronnu empty durmg Thnnk&
gtving vncnt1on, No\"ernbc r 22 and
23 ..
Murmurs may bft hc.nrd IWecp·
inc lh,. campus ... nt In t, escape
fr'Qm those henrtless PtofCA~K~ '"
To whfch o weak volec !rom be
hind the hfckory-plnnkcd tlc!tk
in Uw front o.t the rooms r~>plk'11,
''Look who·s Wlkm· '
Dr. Mnrgan S. Odell, whcf\
In l seen, wns wandt!ring through
tht! dorm& look;!ng Cor guests lo
lnVttl' lo tus lrctdttlonol dtnrwr
Cor tho c unnbl~ to b~ home
Although our fe.tlh!!rcd !ncnds
muy be hnvlng thear probl!!ms.
the brggcst gobbJcn O( th \'D·
catJon won't be turkeY81
F'oretgn students oC tlw eampus
Wtll be hnving o royal fc<tst of
Kmg Turkey nnd hta mUJcslu:
court of crnn~ sauc", gsblct
gravy. stcomlng sweet potnl()(:.l,
<~romnttc drCS3tng, mashed polo
to~ and green pen!, next Monda\' •
The dclectnble conglomeraUun
will be toppl!d off WJth purnplun
pie with n glob or whrpp.:!d
cream.
The banqueJ 1S bcmg ch·cn
through the courtesY of Colhccon.
the home l!l.'Onomlc:s mterest club
Who wouldn't be Interest d m
chow like thnt!
Students ,,,n JOurney to nll
parts of the country tn scorch or
rest. Some or tht.' mtelUgcncw
will go by ltnfn, some will g,
._,> plnnc. nevertheless, they will
nil go bt·carbonati!.
Picture Deadline
Drawing to Close
Senior cdstor Jean E. Mcl..cnn
fl'llr5 t!-' -\. or tlle scnfo:S •
wall be "left out in the cold" in
the college's annunl yearbook.
The Voyageur
One hundr"d nnd sl."rty semons.
accordmt; to Jcnn. h:n.'c nol made
appomtmcnts for their senior pti:
turc ,
"Th••.r .lthc St:niors) wtu miss
hR\'Ing thc.u· ph:turcs from their
~a11duat1ng year for the resL oC
their hvi:!S." !ht' snid, ''1! tht!y ml
lhe December H d••adlinc ."
"Thl• \'oynguer is trytnt; 1ts
b .,, to Uld.ude everyone tn the
book. Nuw nil we. ne<:d is the sen·
~<II'S' coopcrotJon. l1 they '" 111 coil
Bl--; 0129 nnd nrrange for pictures.
the .. • mny be ass~d The \'oy
ngucr \Iolii do Its pnrt."
Sergio Gomez to Talk
At History Group Meet
Scrgto Gomez. pnrt·tnne ln-
tructor in Sparus.h wlll tell the
member.:~ of the Htstor~ dub
"HO\\ W" Study Hu;tory tn Cuba
IH n luncheon mcetmg ft.>r Tu •
day noon, No\ cmbt'r 20. on
nl)unc.::s W Durland, chutnnnn
Ill the pl'l~~um Nmmattce
'l'he 11\C<lting, to be held in C •
u; ~·pen for nil 11tudcnts to ntlcnd
Kru·lln C(lppl r-Johnson po hie I
I!CI('IlCC instructor, \\lll pc 1k tit
Jnnuor) 8 mo.:ctmg, sc~· dulto fur
room C·S nt noon
John Walker, head c•f the tu~
tory department, l$ club d\·~Ser. I PIONEER LOC Friday. No .. mbor 16, I
R former or 'ubversi\' •? ;here ;5 no sue~~~.~~!?..:~ ~~~~t,;.~ .~0
r.!:.?...~g •h• right benuv
1 f n mcm disn"'I'1Ces \\'lth pr • cnt political pohCI<' and ltd· b t
1:) academic world. You nr\! as close to the pattorna e oro an omorgoncy. voc,1tc• a ch. n"'c, 1s h~.: n Commumst" That seems to b~ lh<' .._1 d 1· .-· t d t 1
b world's pulse ns ymu· bookshelf, nc;>wspaper r J:;Lor:-an fli' llll'<"" sc•en<'t.! s u en s t on question of the contn)\ crs~ thnt has anscn from the appcur- hn'''-' to thumb through their textbooks I
nee of Jerome na,'ls on campus. or tad1o. You kno\\ our country is fared to-to f~nd Stahu's goal.
Jerome Oa\ as hus been ncclnimcd m our time as nn out· dny with the poss1b1hly of WM at home-in Math students-modlc:al. ag, journallan:t-
standmg Chrasllan rcformt r :md nl th~ same tame brooded ns our own citic ~. all of you -what doea it add up to?
n m·artc1ou s fcllow·tra\'eler mflucnced by the philosophy of Science maJor~. know how tcchnologic:al the equation; THE ARMED FORCES
Stalm and his cohorts. An :wowed Communist is dtffciClll advances will do one of two things: (I) CIVIL DEFENSE AT HOME equals
from u man seekmg reftH'm. Chango our globe Into a vast battlefield . or TlONAL SURVIVAL. You have a part
Tvda~ murh de<>p and elea1 thinkmg is confus~·d \\'tlh (2) unify Jho world In permanent poac:e. that equation. If the crlaito comes. thore
d\OC. tmg Commurusm. Davas SC\:nlS to be pleadmg the Numbers don't scare busmc;.~ ancl PCO· bt\ Lboso who NEED holp a.nd thoso
Emea~oman position of adhc.ring to the indh·idual <.'OnscJc.nce. nomic studl•nts. But they realize thnt if a CAN help. Every county. aa well as
\\1tnt the majonts of men hold to be unn er nl t1·uth IS not mimmum of 70 per cent of an attncking a1r cltlc• ln. Oregon, baa a civil ddonao
n uly su. We as students must get beneath oua· pohtical nrmnda can gel through, it will take thou-zatlon. Are you wllllng to offer your
trnppmgs and realize that this mnn's idea:, hurt us bcl·ause snnds of L"Clucated. dclermined c:hrilmns· to lees locally if c:alled upon? Do you know bo•
of OUR mterprctSLIOn of the nature of mankmd. We may not balance the books. They also know the value to protect yourself? Are you propared to
gn:e w1th htm. and most ol us probably do not, but we can' or msurance. others?
and should agtce w1th has nght to thmk lhc pr'Oblcm out lor Student s of human behavior have hoard Your ability to gel affirmative answ,.rs
.hunself. ol Orson Welle$' invaslon-lrom· Ma.rs radio thest question s today will help avotd ch
Jun Tornhn m a letter to the cd1tor last week referred t. broadca.si wath ils resultant panic:. Thoy know tomorrow. •
an nrlaclc written b\· Lou1s Buden7. in which Budenz poults t thaJ per:.ons rovert to former behavaor pol
Ou\•is as a propsgt.!~dast dbcmmatmg pro·Russian doctrlncs. terns during times of stress. and coraequont Jack A. Hayes
• Oregon Civil Defense Director.
Elsewhere on thts page Hugh Harcourt and \\'111iam M. Hill BARK Qf THE LOG---------- -et J refute Ute right of a ''ref01med" Communist calling an-
other man a Commumst .
As a~ pomted out in one of the letters, Jerome Davis has
dane one unportant thing that is nc\·er done by a person
pl.:mmng the overthrow of a go,·crnmenl-he has denounced
wtalatnnanism and the on~party syslt.!m, Can a Reformed Communist Call Another Man a 'Red'?
Students Wrile Answers to This Controversial Issue
Although "freedom of speech" as a hackneyed tum, it is To J.he 'Edttot: I: \ I <I II
II c1 I 1-I '(1\\ gill
·'· ~hiiO:h.lllll a good health) term that we must not O\'crlook if we nrc to Thi: 1. Jn msw~r to lost week's
defend the \'ery essence of the Arner.ica we admire and would lr.ttcr from JJm Tomlin ('(lnccm-
• tn& u recent campus speaker, Jc-t.trianlSm as 11 form of govern
ment; he denounced the one party
r~-stcm. ("()mmunist attacks on
c..~ri.'lt..mnlty and made ndditionnl
references de truchvc to lhl! So-To tho Edator:
Mtn• I congratul;,atc the co
mittcc for an c:\:cellcnt week
def~nd \\ Jth our lin~s . F. B. C. roml' o~",s.
Debt to Pa)~
Thanks ... Cot· a job well plauncd and cCirricd out ...
for u.c msmrauonal work ot you who ga\'C your lime nnd
en..._rgy to Religion in Life week.
To ,·ou-Pat Clark and Jack Jennings. \Vho were co-•
cllatrmen. to all those on committees and to the faculty ad-
\!ISers-wc congratulate you on a JOb well done. W c have a
debt to pay ...
We of the student body can only gi\·e our "thanks" and
exp~s our s~al.itude to you ...
Clark Colby and Raleigh McVicker, \'cspcrs; Scrg1o Go
mez and Colleen Creswell, men and women's dorm rllsCU!i·
&ttns; \'J&·gmm Wion and Dtck Wmchell. hospitahty; Laurctla
'Me~ ers and Bob Senseney. sorority and fraternity discussions;
Carolyn Varhz and Al Martin "'on. secretaries: \'crna Hagen
and Ruth Pe) ton, speakers; and Ann Austin, programs.
'11o Loris L<>ree, muStc; Merrilee Crawford. worship; Nancy
T'r1gg, (:Jersonal conferences: Duane Rasmussen, communion:
Ann Granning. carol Bigham and Jim Long, publicity; Roy
Sheare-r. monung "orship; l''Joyd Cummins. seminars; Wally
B rder csnd Doug Va~ Fleet, stage construction, and profes
sor Anderson, Chincigrcn. Kozloff, Shearer, Sloltze, Thayer
and Mr Dusenbery.
W. B. W.
To Smear or Not-Ab! Tbat'stheRub
f asctnattng thms are the rompany. has oddcd
elan and n mt>~ att:1chcd to to Ute spectrum . It
m • y' Up rouge. Improbable name
One producer adH•rh cs thnt Please. D nc\\ color
goes by the
of Prett)
I e hn n n~olutcly smear-proof These facts prcs(•nt lwo mnJ:· J ~ould 'cnture to sny that 90
per cent of lht• students who
hc>nrd Mr. Oovts, lcfl the room
fi~htmg mnd with their putriotic
,.tonllmcnt badly brut:s~:d.
Why dtd tho speaker ha\'e thi5
• t.-cl on 1' 1 tudtcncl!7 It was be
cause too much of what he satd
was the nasty, unPQIIshed truth,
11nd 1t hurL
Now Tomlin accuses Dr. Oa\"is
or ( n .. spcwmg nnti·FBl propa.
~~tnda,h and (2) maktng surcasltc
~~ mark~ about t. S. idcologu~s.
First. the speaker's remarks
conc\.·rning lh1 F'BI were contincd
$pc,'ciiic:ally to tncidents of his
denlmgs wath the C-mcn Now if
h" were lying, why doc.<Jn't the
government JUSt slap a lawsu1t on
him?
As for point 2, DltVis did not
cfitictzc Amenc&n idcoluru· h<
differed w1th some U. S. policu.!s,
!!Specially forr.ign. Now 1f dif ..
t~rtng with the U. S, to1 cJgn pol·
icy makes one £• fellow traveler,
thfn prtss me the hummer nnd
Sickle, mother, I'm coing 0\'l'f the
hill.
So, although Jim's reaction was
probabh• qu1lc nnlurnl, mny I
suggest a grealcr degree o! obj1•c·
livaty in cvaluuting these campus
SJ>eakcrs.
Hugh Harcourt.
11p I.Jrk. Gr:aphu:.:~li.JO a1ltlfymg mficcnt problems for rt:~nrch. Tu the EdiJor:
t.!:1r he I! cs the r~mil ar ''Tom Firat: Prouy plea&e find out Ln~' ur• ·li • Pioneer Lo~ cnn
T n mt•lh Thc.e re tw& where lhey gel &bose atrociou: Wined n ruther hyslcllctll denun-
1 l.un:5 of nltractlH! ~oung Ia-names for women's c:o:motics. ctntion or a so-coll•~d ~commu·
10 lhe nd HO'\re\ er th~.; Second (and ~e solution to thil m.:t." We :feel that n wee small
q h n 1 n ' \\ tch t tn has rcqtfires the aervic:cs of a volun \'otcc might be r.uscd 10 thP cause
t.he Tom t \ h11::b bl· has been leer co·ed~: U the r(\eaU:hor of free inqu1ry and cratic:al thlnk-
p&c..,mg past off ce' WELL' buys hti subj~ct a liptuic:k. will mg. _
Not t sited \Uth ~ lnng th• he bo perJIUUed lo test its amear· Jerome Uav1s was mviled t11
;t'Cd.:::__:h:,:":,:"::=d:,::kc~~:::_f ~p::ro:::bl:e:.:m.,:.:::__,l~ h:,::'"'J.,.!P::r_::oo::fa:b:i::U:.:.l Y!...,:.· ---------, srH o k l'h.: r.c wat h church E ponsor
shlp and admml&tmuvc snnc•tlrm.
lie "ns brought here bccnUSl' uf
h1s :rtbdJty to view the ructs uC
jl US 6 I 8 n lOUtJIIJlrtnmJm from
L~Jmcthmg other lhnn thr: Mt·Car
thy, McCnn nn monopoly method;
he cxercJM.od h1s rl&ht lo npcnk
fl't'ely. •• I ' IF ~ CoUeeda P..eu
t)ftJ I pub!
I~ 'l"\1 b~t !!'d
1 1 r l .. r
I ! "'I 1 •n or u1 ocl»trd tud nt or t orl nd 1 111rk
"' kh (lurlua; U1 t.VII , ) c..r l:;gh rl(1ll0n rata!
n Urr Ill l'on IJuid "tt'.S:oll v:cl
Addttaonal1y . be crific:ised the
pohc~ c, t tht• United Slates in
meny rf'.Spt>ct.o;, FBI mvcsUgativc
t:tclhods, 'our usc or communist
rc~>lrirtions upon civil liberties,
the neo-Cuscism of McCarthy
pomt.s upon which many thinking
Am••ricans u~~:rec With him. • We must instst on his nght to
cr1llc1ze. Dcmocrouc processe s
a• c bused upon freedom oi ideals
and to dtsmtss one who di!'agrec s
w1lh '()Ur own ideas is to sue· ~
ce.«:Sfull\· curtail freedom of • speech.
We must, in the interest of
t'ivil hbcrhcs, encourage healthy
C! itic1sm.
\1 Iilii
J •:rlnu•tod
..,~ug ... l J Stct•lo•
B. Turnt-y
J f' h:nnwlt<HI
Paul's Epistle on H~lig10us obscn·ancc
Aut t•spccloll may I com}:1lu1nc 11
lhc three lt,'&dcrs of "The Bo1ml
Thnt f'eJl on Amer1ca · •.
Icll also on the hushed nud "n""
nl S\mdny'$ vesper servi<.'l',
The mc,.sugc of Hermann Hu
aorn's c.•pic poem to a Jethar
Wt)rld, so well interpreted
Stan Hnmel. Bill Owen nnd
t\ntts, should be carried out
the hundreds who could nut
tend the openmg serv1cc.
Mu,· l urrtc that this dram -nading be added to the on·cn
t•f lhl' studl:nt speakers' bur.-no;
so thut ••• 135,000 Purtlandcrs , .
mny bcgm tu grow up ovcrn
••• H they would avoid the doc)n
of H1rQ. ~umu
Gay Harding .
Dlre<;tor or
Roman's Correspondence
Concerning Suppression
By Paul Egger
A friend or mme wt 11t di~ging
through the mlns of D spaghetti
warehouse Clls dtmt:nsions ,,·e~·
2 miles long nnd 3 mches wide),
djscovcrad the following letter
which wus o relic from Roman
t1mes:
"Dear Luc·tu '•
Ycu told mo Lh~ other tloy
that v lu 'C'l c worracd about the
nhtlosophicnl con\'lchons held by
your sluvcs. After g1vang the mat
ter much thought, I bcJc,•c that
t111• fiOlu lion IS at hand.
1t 1~ amportant to remember,
d".ar frtend, lhot your sla,·es ha\'C
o d11Cc>r<!nt bat·kground than thnl
which 1s yours, They ate olso
c• <· tlh unhl .-• each other.
ApparonHy you are d tsl urlmd Admit that lht.} C.:\ Itt .. .nd
tpccl them for tile honest
victlons of "hich they are the
Jlult. Prn\'e to your slaves
bnsJcallv th~ir ideas atl.' no uu· •
fcrenl trum yours. It is
U1e emb~lli&hmenls
c Ill mp t rou blc·
InatiJulions whieb ac:h.ievo nu11•
c t .vrcalnt do !>O bcct1use
inwnrd strcnKlh. They are n
to surv1ve altncks of criticism.
Evl'n more. thev beneltt
these nttncks nnd gnin strength
They ach1cve greatness hccau ~
they are able to offer grcat('r
sotisfoctton to neophytf~.
Abo•• all, remember thst
inatitution whic:h bu
.trength by crushng all
tlon hue ever beon abht
• b( C ~U Offil Of tJJPm inSiSl Upon VJve.
cJmgmg to lhc1r old beliefs. He1·c
then is th~ chance for you to
show your gr~atncss.
As you realize, mnny modes ut
lh•ing have r11cn and lnlh:n, It
ts not hy at"cldcnt that l'ach om
or tht: ,. has cve,ntu::tlly collap. ed
The forces wluch havt• C'au 1•
lhl'ir downfbll hove nlways come Your trwnd
Puhliu1."
(Editor's note: Any prartt,.al
oxplanatlonr; aa to the 1~oan
(subtle or unaaid) of thla we.ek't
eplallo will gl!ldly bo
by the LOG orric:e).
Wal, Blow Me Down EDITOR
Bryc:o White from within. You nntly9ur Lrh•nds You muLt bl! wt~ll-pr• er\'1"
J"e•tur~• alll ron the
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'l'onight
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dr~ss ·,o sum (J
nnd M
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Rho OJ
1 .mb 1nl
nbar pot
the meml
1nty for
~her 17.
tin& ""' then lhf
home of
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breokfn.
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mote won
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in the
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urday ni
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hrsilmus
prcpa
Ball f
mnuol
led on
of schoo
• ·n.t·hatrmel
HurleJ
s. 0 s j
kmd
'hro dt.-coru
a theme o
• gtVL'n
no1ntcs in
key, d
and nil
on Octo
~cllv to Ll
rea
pcrcentn
Dined In
Is to lJL•
to lh
DIS, stilt
1 tralor o
Chact GJbb
OeraLUn• svrou..
2f&AC7 Xllln Zdltor1al Alia OrAJlnliiC
Cartoo•d•t .lim Lone One question rauod lS thas:
upon what ground JS the word
or Louts Budenz, a rt>fonnt.>d ex·
liOIOmUIUlit, uf sUIJ QUNltJI)nabJo
c:haroct(.'r, Ut!ttcr Lhon thr. Wtlrd
of o tnnn "'ho ha n~vor refuted
hw demr>Crotlc •deAls, hrw nc..•vcr
r••'I'JUtcd lumsc'U pohllcnlly7 ;:m.• fl'tetng thb somf3 d;~ng~r. t.o be on nlumnus of Washing
ln order to show the true great umvcrslty in SL Louis. In n re· ons from
Adverticl!1Jr ¥11r ~ Oeo~• llaa~ll
gor"...,-•: Oan.h 2'aDJ!tllg" , Chucll: Olbb, Gtrald!na Spro~t. ••nc7 Xtllcr, Ann G' n•hll', CkOl'J'e JIAauU, :Pl0,7d Cnmmtaa, ChluJ .. Charqlllat.
Cln:l!.l.at:i!lu aatb SrulUI.. a. ~. Smith, AllAn Stapllenscm Jerome Dnva dtd mnny things
a praUCJDg communa!lt., n "f .. lluw
li nvul .. r" or sympahtlzt·r would
never do. He d1.muunccd toUth· ness o[ your phtlosophy, il will be <'cnt slory on homr.eommg nctivl r(• ponsc
necessary tor you to recogn12 11es the Student r.ife rcJerrcd rtlnnd are
Lite tremendOUS difCCI'~DCf!S Which I et0111f0g U)UJOS 3$ the 'ffiuu•· · IOtnl of 5
cxllll, It i1 lhroullh these lhatl ball :Cll:et." _ rc shlppPd
·uu \\til be ublc lo mlikc ton· \'ern. the m ~r 16.
t?
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the S()clal S1de By Nancy Miller
and Geralcllne Sprott
·gma's Fall Dance Heads
eekend Social Activities
Ton1ghl marks lht ~t·cond nnnual
Sigm(l Alpha Stgma fraternity at Fall formttl prc ... tmlc!d
the Tualatin Country
Duncin~ hepms nl 9 p.m. to the orchestra under th,. din~c
oL Owen Dunning.
In charg<. oi ltckels for tht! affair, which is o;tnctly bid, is
Mitt•hell. Refreshments are under Jerry 1'avlor :~nd
Approprintc dress for the lht• group of holidnys in their rc
·nuoru undcl' Kt•n Hyorts- spPclivc l'ountry comporablc to
!on Will be tux Cor men and Thanksgiving .
al dn•.ss for women, nccord· Other guests will be Dr. ond
to Stun Clnrk, general chulr-Mrs. Odell, Mr. nnd Mn;. Rolph
r. nnd Mrs. Ralph C. Edck
wlll be pntnm ond p!llroncss
Rho OuJing
comb\nnl\on skaUng n.nct
party Is uesng plonnt:d
members of Stem:• Rho
Cor Saturdny cvt•nzng,
Cffill)er 17.
w1ll begin nt 8 p.m.
th~n th~ group Will go to
home of Nnncy Miller fur a
.snnck followPd by ,Jeep C'O
• brt 1kfu1l Sundo.~y morning .
Date Night
11 J 1\\ enn, Crt• hmun ~nd su
l ... n,, .. ,. woml•n's honorary, nnd
lnter-Collcymt( Knights will
in the Snoek shnck from
to twelvt, with date.s on
Lirday ntght, November 17.
'N'f•nt nclivitic.s of the Sncaja·
have tndudcd the prcsen·
o{ n short entertommcnl
hospital on November
Christmas comm1ttce under
hnic McAdow and
Beard plnns to decorate
gymnnsium with both dec
and o Christmas tree.
"hrslltrul!: basket project IS ulso
prepared.
"''-"Juwcuns will meet Tues
r-;o,·embcr 27, at 12::10 m
Ball f'ormal
<~nnuol Snow Bull formal
led on the soctal l.illendar
0 c c c m b c r 15, has been
,na.:t:·u to December 19, the lnsl
before Christmas
Belly BtSsio and
Harless are ending out
S. 0. S. for comm1tt~c help
kind.
he dL>corations will be ba~cd
n theme of The ~ighl Before
Student Dtnnu
fore1gn ludt!nl n~w to lh~
this year huve heen tn·
to n typical thnnksg1vmg
givt•n by Colhloeon, home
mtc•rc l club.
dn ing, crunbtrry
und all thl' tr1mnungs hos
plnnn~d by Ahcc Peake
her committe•!! .
he Amcr1cun holidny will be
to tht:sc students and
il 1s hoped, thnt they can
t\'ldunlly inform the rest of
Donations Reach
ean Armed Forces
t or tht.• 67 pints of blood
by LC (neulty nnd slud
Ortobcr 31 w~re shspped
\ to tht• armcil forces m
P•'l'(:cntugt> of the blood was
mccl In lh~ Portlnnd arr,a
Is to IJc furnJt~~hf'd \\ ithoul
gc to lhe pnt1cnts in local
tals. stnlt.'f.l Richord Cod, nd·
~lratcu· o( lh(• ll"glono I bloud
rnm,
A ll rPsult of llll' hlr•od do
ns from LC nnd the ~xcel
r~po nse uf oth••rs m the
oreo," Cot.! declared,
IOL'll of 516·19 plni.JI u( ulood
r" shipped to the armed torct s
..... ft lhl· month of October." Scotl, •
Club NeWII
Mrs_. Alvn Graham, wife of the
head t1! the prsmary edut'tllton
dt~p:.rtment, described her tTav
,.ling cxpt.>ricnces in Germum· to
membt•l'!l of th<:: German club at
their meeting yesterday,
Although shto toun'd Gcnnnny
h~Corc the outbreak of the secnnd
world wa1·, ~he country at that
time wns already under Uitlt'r's
power •
Mrs. Graham also serves as
scc1·etnry treasurer of the club.
A. W. S. Assembly
All women are mvlted to a
panel discussion Tuesday, Jllo
vember 21, sponsored by the As
soc:inlcd Women Students in
which two Portland businCSll
\lromcn have been inv1tL'<l Ito
partic-ipate with students Nancy
Trigg and Betty Jo Yuw.
The panel will be 10 the chapel
1t II ~ m
BetTothed
Announ(;ed recently at a meet·
ing of Alpha Gamma was the en·
gagement of Sally Dnwc and
Rus!; White, JUnior mustc majors.
No dnle ha:. been set for the
wedding.
Radio Thespians
Offer 'Cinderalla'
First perforrnonc:e or the newly
organi1.ed Radio Guild w~s ··cin
derella•• directed by Mary Ellerby,
sophomore 10 speech arts, over
ttnlson KBPS, November 15.
The rndto enthusiasts nrc at
work on their second script for
a December program. Auditmns
to be announce d later wall be op
en to any intcresetcd student.
Volunteer workers are needed,
:.c<..'Ordlng Lo Mary, to nssisl in
finishing the control room in Ute
spt!ech arts building and in pro
c.Jucing program!;, They may also
('On\ncl Charlene Brunjt!S and
Ken McCormick.
Dean O'Rillion to Talk
AI Chapel Ceremonies
Thll Very R~v Jo• eph O'Ril·
lion, Denn of St Stephen's F.pis·
copal cathedral, wtll be the guest
speaker nl the 11 :~.m. chapel ser·
\'icc on November 29
Uc3n O'R1llton wos ~ucnted r\t
RiE~ university nnd the Generu.
Thcolng1c:al seminary m New
York. During World Wot· II he
t!rvcd ns chttplutn with the rank
oC maJor in the Europcnn Lhc
nlre.
Before coming to Portland,
wht!rc he has scrn>d !or two
vc:us, Dean O'Rilhon was curate
~t Holy Tnnity cnlhcdrnl in
Paris.
Fleischman to Leave
Lt Rt•n f'le~Jchma n, former
student t.ug staff phologrnphcl',
stationt,>d ot the Pm tlnnd Air
base, hi\S ,·ecelvcd orders to r~
port to Fort Lnwt:un, Gcorg1:1
No\'cmbcl' 18. He will be w1th
• tht photol(raphy rcronnnassnncc
di\'ISton :md t~xpccts nn unmcdl
nte ovt>rscas nsslgnnwnt • PIONEER LOG Page Three
FTA Broadcasts Part-Time, Full-Time fob?
Highlight Campus See Julia Johnson, Now!
Ed . w k By Walt Judd hoVI proven youn;elf. ucahon ee Fr<.'!lhmnn students mokc their Colling atud•nta wcll-plnced
11n11 contuc:t With Julin G. John· IRD)' lnvolvl! "C\'Crnl f1cld!J. Chcm-
"Unite lor l<'rcedom" rmgA son, CoMchnt~tor of GUitluncl! nnd 1 try, advert.uung, r:cretnranl sci
throuch••ut the notion ns the slo· l'lttct>m••nt or Lew ill nnd Clo1 k cnct!, bunking, tranaportuUon, ond
~:nn fur Amer1cnn F.dUI'Ilhon w~k coll~gc, wh••n u.ssr.nmcnl3 ol others, hnvc nil rccclw·d f..ewls
nnd the c:cntt :'II theme nr n 1\1•· <:(IUnscJrm 1 nrP glvl'n oul. nnd Clurk grnduntes even in lhe
l'it•s •>C brnndc:a!lts by th•• Futur1• Th1•y e<Junzr••l w1th h·~r if they ln11t few mrmthl!.
Tenchcn n{ Amerien un Rl:&tJOn need pnrt-hme work, cilhcr 1m· Both by education and cxperi•
KCON, On•gnn City, at 8:45 each mcdioLely 11r uny lime during cnc•·. Miss .I<IhlWJn holds ••xc-d-
morninr, fwm November 12 their college career. As scnion1, I lent quah!11:atwns lor her JOb.
!hrnuJ(h 18. they gain register for fuli-Um£> fhc D~an ol Wo~n·s chotec OS
The Wc!!k's Sl'tleB ul 5-rninutc work (do 1t now. Jnnuory Grads') one or the three ouLSt.andanc lend
programs is cnst by members of 1\nd, were you to need help ns n ers C'lll her college compus (WJI
the FT,\ chapters from the Port-member of tbc Alumns, plnce-lcarncttc- uruvcrslty); nn cxccllc.nt
hmd orell under the supervjsu')n rncnt scrv1cc is &llll available. gntdunte record, including grade
<1f Bob Taylor, pres1dent o! the But whether you wish pnrt-"A" theSiS In personnel work,
cnrnpu chapter. Mrs. Constance' time work or nl)l, 1t's good to leadmg to the award of a Master
Foltz. speech utts instructor, ns-make yoursr>IC known ot the or Arts degree (Northwestern
tctsls the group In the prcparutiun placement octtce. It's good ex-uns\·erstty); and, finally. Federal
of scnpts Cor brondcasttng . periencc to be mtl.!rviewcd. So Reserve (Chu~ago) rntin~ of "un-
S l u den Ia born Marylhurst, start now; come In, not once. bul c'Ccelled" for several years' work
Portland university, Cnscode and Si vcral times, ndviscs Mu~s John-for them sn personnel and ••flec
Vrmpor t ore parucapnung in lhc oon. tJv~> organizatiOn actav1t1es. nU
••nd!.!uvor to nrousc intcrC!!t m Employers phone nnd write, prove th r J r\l
the public schools. Dail>· themes wonting to know who moy be Gi.-in~ • good t fcrl!nce i pre
for Saturdny ond Sunday, No-graduating that's mwrcstcd in oscl)• ,wn 1t M~ • Johnson wnnts
v• mbea· 17, 18, aw "Tcnclung the th•·tr field. MiBB Johnson would to do tor Lew.l!l nnd Clark stu
Fundumt•nt.als" and "Our r-·asth hkc nothmc b~ttl!r them to gtvc dents nt.>eding a Job We can llSSlst.
in God ·• them your nome, prov1dcd you best by c:alhng oft.(!n at her of
Tboatt participating from l~w~
and Clnrk an Bob Tnylor, Bob Speaking Engagements
Truppe, Bob Tabor and Harold 0 D I r·
Mt!int·r. 1 ccupy ean s 1me
Spco~Hn11. eng.1gemcnta l"r ·1 e Noah Needs More past two weeks hove k•!Pt Frecdu
0. HnruJeld, denn ot women, one Animals for Crew of the bUSiest persons on campus.
Who e\'er hearo of Nouh s ark
without animals? That, however,
IS the problem facL>d by the dramn
department.
The dt:paurnent needs four an·
im •ls (two-Legged kmd) to por·
t1ny tour anunals (four-legf!:ed
kmd) in its second pia.>' of the se:a
~n. Andre Obey's "Noah." As
the s1tuation stands Dewey Har
less, os Nonh, Is confront~ wuh
the possibah ty oi shoving off Wllh
on~y hoiC a crcw when the nrk
"~ets sasl" on December 13 and
14.
An l'll'phunt, u tiger. a lior·.
:md a cow :trc t.he parts open, ac·
<"Ording to mlormouo n released
by Mrs. Elizabeth Davis Gardiner,
director. Joe Hoopes, custodian,
wos originally set to play the
lion, but r('srgncd bccnusc "I don'\
bchcvc in typc 1\' tm11 .1nd wants
to eive some. ACTOR chance."
Meek. gentle Btl! 0 Harn is
J po lbthty for the tsgcr, :tcrord
lng to his friend, Jim King As
Km..: put st, .. It'd be such a
c:honge to ~ee Bill growling!'
Mrs. Gardint.:r bclit>VI!S that
playing the pnrLc; of animals 1
on eXt.'(!llcnt wny !or freshmen
ur sophomores to get into some of
the nctiv1he~ oC tht dnma depart
ment. ''It's :. wondl rful oppor
tunttv lor onyom \\ ho i5 shy
bccn~c th<.' parts nrc strictly
puntommw," 21he cxplmncd.
ProapKtivo "moo"-crs and
"growl"·ers should contuct Mrs.
G:ardmer ns soon Ol'i possible in
thu speech nrts building.
Choir Presents Concert
Tht college choir, undl- the
direction of L. Stanley Glarum.
wUI present n program nt the
Ftrst Pres b) tenon church, Sun
duy, November 18, nt 7.45 p.m.
Mclsus Chrisuanson's "EX~llor
ation," o work in two part~. wtll
be feoturcd.
for Reasonably Priced
Flowers
TO ALYCE
Flower Shop
Corsages
Wedding Flowers
873S S. W. HerwilUger Blvd •
Phone CH 7000 "Coun£•:lling the Adolesc<!nt"
was tht• toPIC or thr. SJ)Ct:Cb MLU
Hnrtdcld delivcn.>d to the Mllr·
ried Couples' club of the Keru
Park Chnsti11.11 church lnst Fra
day evcnmg.
As ad\•iser to the Westminster
Fellowship groups of the Port
land area, Mtss Harl7.fcld helped
to coordinate n workshop for e&ch
of t.he four comntissaons. nt the
Westminster Prcsbytcrum chu,·ch
last Monday November 12.
Liller that ~me ~vcnlng Mtss
Hartzif'ld led n dascusston with
the Euthenics club on "Rcligtous
Troinmg in the Home."
At the me<!ting of the Business
:tnd Professsonal Women's club of
the Fsrst Presbyterian church lnst
evening, Miss Hartzleld will pre
seot Ruth Bla1r, sensor math m,\
jor, who will tnlk to the worn( n
about educational and misstonn1J
work tn Chan:t
Miss Hartzfeld "111 speak brief
ly 01. omt: "'p..c:t; or the wom
en's program or Lew1s and Clark
college.
Soviet Film Inaugurates
FTA Weekly Showings
A regularh .c:huu. h d "1-'tlm
Time" sponsored b:>' the Future
Teachers of Americo "'ill feature
noon showmgs of pertinent Cilrns
in various faelds slnrhn~ Wednt.'.S
day. November 21, m G-!!2
"The Pt>oJples of Sov1cl Russta"
will initsat•• the ba-monthly show
ings. The ''F'ilm-Tim••" hour is
free and provided for nll intcr
t'Stcd students from nil depart·
ments.
A double showing Will be giv
en so more studcnt.c; cnn tnkc
advantage of the sen•tcc. A good
plncc to cat lunch-sec a movft•
too.
1'hc next .. Ftlrn·Ttme" showmc
will be .Novcmb('r 28 nt whrch
ttmc U~e films, "A Crtmtna1 I
P.,,tn" and .. What's C\n Y'(lut
Mtnd" \\all be !lhO\\ n.
JACK'S
HOLLYWOOD
Shell Service Station
• Lubrication
• Batteries
• Gu and Oil
• Ti.r"
42~~ N. E. Sandy Bl•d. fice. For when it comes to refer-
t•nccs, placement begins now
Ellerby Wins Honors
At Speech Tournament
U. \' 1 and Clark's M tr t:ller
by won interpretive re:~dtng hon
ors m the Pson~r tournament. a
torensic contest held here Ja.st
Snturdny. The tournament was
CJrst or th1s type competition
sponsored by LC.
Pucif1c umve~ity gnrnered the
mnst points nnd won the Sweep
stakes trophy. They took f'll'Bt
&.~lace in the debate and extem
pory s~aking contests.
Second 10 total poants was
Lew\S and Clark and third, Un
field.
Partic:rpntion was !united to
sludent3 wathout previous col
l~gc experience in events t!ntert.>d.
PMlland untversJtv \\'as orig-
~
lnully scheduled to take part but
withdrew.
Dubach, Balmer AHend
Citizenship Conference
D:. t:. G. Duo .. _h and Donald
Balmer of the political SCH~ncc
department attended the CtliZI."tl·
1Sh1p conrerenet? lnst week end
:>l the Multnomah hotel. ThiS ~on
ference, affiltated with New York
untvcrstty, met "'-'llh delegates
of nbout 15 Oregon and Washing
ton C'Olleges to dl5Cuss progr.uns
(lt."Signed to promote student par
ticipation in political 1ife espccml
ly after graduation.
LC is une of thl! few colleges
tn this nrea t.Hat rcqu1rcs and
g1ves cow l'S in poht1c:al setcncc.
Hope You're Satisfied
Barraged b.· .. 'lll , 1 from
would·be applic .i.l L o! lhe 1 want
my ruuno in tbe p~;tcr rule, th,.
Uni\•crsity ot 0 • u · ma DAILY
prmled tht' rollowmg note at lhe
top of the fronl pngt-:
It is thl! fervoDt wish of tho
OAlL Y to mako all i1l readers
happy-therefore . in comp1i&nt'O
t:( lb an ago-old demand. tho
OAIL Y is publishing today the
name of o't'ttry student in tho
uninnity. Amen.
For
Young Men & Women
Modem Tailoring
Baumann's
House of Style
lnd Floor Studio. Morgan Bldg.
BE aon • Pago Four
DATE
No~ 20
No~ 30
Dec 1
O'C
DC't· u ..
I 1951-52 Pioneer Hoop Schedule
OPPONENT
Panel Sh k
SelitUt-Patli
~ &ttl~ Pm:Jflc
C' p s SITE
J r H s s I ttl
& tlll'
Homr RECORD
l.C Opp
3-2 •
J...:J
J o t und AJr Ba
Portland No1th l\lnrlou II. S 0-tl
H•>Oie 0-~ PlONFER LOC
Cutie's Capers LC Tramples ISC,
By Intt-roslod Sp ctalorUL'tln 40-2, in Final Gam
WRA will sponsor o c
Ntght" 1'U(C!Idny, NO\'('Iflb• 1 :w, Jn
•he LC gym for aU Intel'\' led
,~mt'n fitudcnts
D r 11
13
JS Chico Stnt
P"nlond Air Bru
\\f}IJ I\\ vrth Hom
• \\\H) • o.o Acllon 15 sluteod between the
hours t\f 1 nnd 10 p ni, Pnrll\'i
pnnt~: w1JI lw dlvidt"d lllt{'l l\'/lm6
romp.,ting '" hu!;kcthall, vullt•~·
bnll, ping pong and hartn11ntott
rccord1ng to t ht•Jr choiro. Scor1nc m pvery panel, Conch tatunlcs Thl' Oronce llntl
.Jnr• Huston's gong of WfWr•<>rs I t~ up 327 ynrds rushing nnd
cJuno, c d nnother iiUccc~ tul sen 'llht•• 102 \'l.r tlw mr-lnnc:s
011 nr fnotb3lJ by thorough!,.\ I UShJn~ Ond f>Ulllllng 101 the
pllnkin~ ldnho Stnh• c:oll~~l' >40·2 &Ilion urnounli'd t•J 29!'1 y:ud
Sntu1'dln' afteu1oon nt Pocutollo When fh~ flnnl gun sounn,l!t' •
Sp111 ked by t~llhmon hnlfbhck broullhl tu n dlll\t• lht• Hom~' 0 •• .... Dc~.o li
Dec 21
D c. :7
Dec 29
Jun S
Jon
Jan II
Jan 12
Jan 14 centro! Wn hlnt:ton
... l uthcm OJ .~; n
Colorndo A M
P~c•fle Home
He> me
Hom('
Hom• I t
1-2
0·0
'i-5
Jnn
Jon .. I
]9
25
Jan :?ti
Feb I
Feb 2
Feb 8
Ft-b 9
F b. 12
Feb 15
Feb 16
Feb 22
Ftb 23
F~:h 25 PaCJflc
Cull~... o! ldnh
College of ldah
Wh1tman
Willnmcttc
l.mf•cld
Linf1cld
PaCJfu:
Lmht>ld
•.\ allamcttc
W.tJiamettc
Portland
Seattle PaCJhc
Seattle PaCJflc:
Whitman
Whitman
Col h:,ge or Idaho J\Wll\
HOnll' {i-6
Home
Hom 10-~
.t\\\ B) 6·7
Home 'j~
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A\\ \
Hom~
Home
A\\ll'
A\\G\'
Home
Home
J\ \\"U\'
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Cagers Show Floor Polish
In Initial Scrimmage Stint
Basketball nt LC hns begun to
lUCk up considerably in doily
lumouts J\ftcr last week's scnm
m ge '\\ ath the Archer Blower
r d P1pc tenm, n PorU&nd aty
q u 111 t c l, Coach .Eldon F1x's
cl argc ha\'c bt.oen ~moolhtng out
tht m1stnkc:s displayed.
Fix commented h1gh* on tl,ic \'Tit5Jh s husue m the clown·fh•os·
f'a!:t bn.•ok Also he wn plca:;ed
with the team·~ sbC~ollng per
centage whach wns 55 per cent
from the .floor. Stondouts were
.Ken Ser.•os. \\ ho potted IS 'J>OinlS
nnd dad ) 1:oman work on the
boards, olong \\ Hh John Jo'cut.
who hondlcd the PI\ ot !:pol and
held high point laurels for the
mght with 17.
Tho &tartin51 combo consisl\.'<1 <ll
Sel'vns. Read, Iorwards; Ft:ur. At Jut tho gals hove 01 ri\'Nl
nt the sport for "short women
only" •••• basket ball.
The young ladies in block
shorts nnd while blous~ start
theJI' ·•mnnly'' SJXH"t em November
29. when they wtll bl'gm r1 double
dlmlnotllln tournament T~ums
rare e.xcpcctcd from Stewnrl hall,
Akin hall, Tl1Nn Knppn, J\lphn
Gamma, S1gmn Rho, F'E clnsst•s
and ttlL' dcCcndmg chnmp1ons,
Early Birds.
Games an• being schcoulcd for
12:30·1 :10 on Thursday . Wom
en PE mnjors will rurn1sh mu:.t
of the reicn~cs and seorc1'S . .Any
on~ intefe!;t~o·d in playmg should
t'C)ntud the bask~t hull t•hrurmnn,
Margnrct Pl'tcr'>. Spectator'S ru'C
wdcomc . c~pecially mc•n,
PE "hoofers" nrc plnnning an
"Xh1b1lion n( It ish duncang th1s
hibtuon of Irish dancing this
Saturday nt Snlcm for tht> Oregon
Association of Hcnlth, Physlcnl
Education •1nd Recreation.
LC Jnen nnd women who nrc
partlCJpatlnJ: in the demonstra
tion are Jim Sand\'ig, &•rl Shep.
J'lard, Fred Bnsllan, Paul Nord·
strom, Oor1s Swanson, June Col·
hns, Ruth Peyton, Jnck1c Sdumdt
and Jane McAdow. Prep Runners Vie
.In Tourney Here
Hagh school cross-counu·y run
m 1 from al[ O\'er l.he Sl<ttc gath· center: Paulson and Jackson, Baisch Makes Plea
guurds. The ~cond platoon had
Gro\·c, Schroeder, forwards: Hud j To Grunt Groaners
son, ccnt~·r: K l'llus nnd Wnhl 1 .Jun Smtih, who went wrld on n rlay.s or II {(HIIhnll pluycr'S
rcoring spree• by htlhng pu dart hnvc Worn llw et•lors of LC
&our tlmc:1 durmg the cnun;e ol lhf• pnst (('\\ t·nmpu1gn. l\t
th•• afternoon, the Pt•"~ne~rs t·nm ics (I( gddh'On c•xplo1ts w11t I
tllNcl:-· outdosst•d tht• tl'llm li'()Ol 1n the henrls of Bob PNers,
the Rocky Mount lin conCcrenre F;cklund, fiall O'f:lor11,
Palatine 's dofensive plnltlOfl ~'lctchell, J irn Snndvlg, Carl
ch cw n tJChth \\ nven web dolph, Frnnc1s Cox, Jim 1\
ngumst :mvthing lhe lduhonns Btll Antis. Phil r-·ru ~r.
hod to offer irl the wm· of ortcnsc. Knudsen, Dac.k Wnlk ~1 nnd •
'Thctr only two pomts cnmt' when Cnx.
81 Uu! l..onRbnlla, nt tempt ang l
t'Xt'rCI~f' hi!: n1ppl.•r, W:JS trappe i
1n the end-zone Findmg ull tu
:recCI\'t'rs CO\'t'l cd he :trch~d the
i'•gsktn anto llw ncor-by grond
Rinnds (Probably tl) somc ordl'nt
ran). Tlw oLric1ols ruled hi-de
hhcrntcly grounded thr· ball, thu!o
the Bl•n~:nls were awarded a ss.!c·
ly and fh ll n.•.suh, at ·nved lhc
'wmc dtth I rom u complctt•
whi tc-wnsh t ng.
Although lht•fl.' \\'l'le n<l cmwd.
plt·a~ang lung 1 un~;, the Pionccl's'
stead)" poundin[: rnodt• con!:istl'nl
ynrdagc through the opJ)<Istng
ltne. This \\'as mode clear bv the •
Distance Meet Today
Palnhnl h1l
the stntc's best runnu.
distance -Mural Action Tuesday
The rnua 11 vo!lt' boll •
(!Ct.'> undcrWtlY Tuesdnv, N
be1· 20, with the followmg
slated: 12;05-north ,•ourt,
\'S. Ac:tcln; mtddle court,
A fcc dor mites vs. Pol~ cots,
court, Lrmtbdu vs. J\lphu. 12
nurll1 rom I, ~ m!;h \'S. F.1
nudtilc cour•t Dt•l1 's. S
Slmth court, Larnbdn
Polecnt~ "B'',
Bccaun• of Thnnksgl\'lng
days mural piny will not
until Fridny No\'cmbt•l' 30.
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Jim Hruby Co.
S • .E. Belmont V.E 4 Jn the stotc ~~'O..~·country meet
nt Portland university today. :=============
Reidnr Hclle1·, t•x-Fnnklin high
school c.ross-ctlun try star, paces
the Ornnsem€'n in their attempts
to bnng home the bacon. Heller
placed Sl"CCnd in n recent dual
met!! W1lh Portland univcn;itv • nnd tenth in last week's Notlh·
"est Jn\'tlottunal meet at Pocn
tt•lltl, ldoho Heller's Idaho time
''us 1 i ·09 lor 2 miles. UNUSUAL CAREER
OPENING
Jn an uncrowdtd profess
\dth excellent earnings
growth opportumt1es ouen
u grnduntt: studt!nl.. Openlll
for men or womcn-mnn
wtfc--or Wtn•s of undcrgn:
duatcs, w1th Educational
vb;ion of Marshall F i c I
o w n l' d l•ntcrprisc.
mtcrvl~w nrrongt~d. ; on L.ewas and Clark's campus
tc,morm'' fur the nnnunl st.,te
tour.nnmcnt sponsort.-d by the
OHSAA.
The me t is scheduled to start
ot 1:30 p.m. w11h lh·~ )UOJor \'lir-guards. Grunt-and-groan aspirllnts will
The Panclshnkc team, Ponlonds' grac~ the rormmuaum mnls next
AA U t>homplrms of last year. will Wednesday in the season's rirsl
ofl1ctall) tip off LC's pre-season practice under the guidance of
basketball camp:ugn "hen th(') Rube Baisch. Murtav Bru tley ar\d Vic Nel
Fon complete the LC contingent
that will compete th1s afternoon. fully RI\'Jn8 phont•, llltt'
expc,·icncc to C C. Ren, w.~
ern MatUll{er, 35+1 21 sl
Ooklnnd 1:!, C.Jitf. Paid
''' rnce becmn.mg Lhe show The
JV's \\Ill run n mne nnd B quar
ter vvc1 a cour.:e hild out 0\'cr
Pnlntmc road and Fisher field.
Vomtv hnrners ho\e o two nnd
t\\ o·lenths mile run tn store far
thc.mschcs. Both rnces wJ11 bcgm rnl.'Outcr the• Jocnl ~quad Ncwcm- Ba1sdt has lettermen Bill
ber !!0 at 8 p m. ot Jefferson high O'Hara, Crrug Hunt, Jim Sand
school vig and Jack Buell nn the return-
The fro. h yeurhngs. under the me list, but points out that all
tut~lnJ:•• of Wnrrcn Smnh, w11l positions and weights arc.• opl·n to
oppo c Linct~ln h1gh school h~ • ntrants.
next Tuesday at 3 P m The prac- The team w11l wrestle OSC und
lice scrimmage ''Ill be h1ghlight- WSC at the Purtlnnd "Y" und Sn
cd around stoppmg L1ncoln's lcm, and will enter m the Pacafit.·
mu<".h talked-about ~kyscrnping coast NCAA meet nt Culitornw
center. Swede Holbrook, who now Polytechnic later this season.
towers on unbcllevin~ly 7 ft.•cL 2 nd tnd on FlShcr fteld
nu .lS the ~nd year that the
meet hn been held on LC's cam
pus Pion<.oer runner:. Re1dar Hel
ler. pln~ second Jn last year's
rnc-el wh1ch \\as won by former
\\"aslungton t r n c k m a n, D1c:k
Langston, mchcs (That was the lost report).
Adntisston ls frt·c, P.nrouragmg an
{ xpectedl)• si~ublc turnout.
.------Sportsession -------.
Crew-Racing Possibility
In Future Sports Agenda
By Chuck Gibb
When it comes to the qucstlon
of the possibility of ere\\ -racing
.n LC tn the future, report('r Ben
Uurdcs ha$ all the answers
Hord~ t.e11s me there arc two
tour-moo ~hells ava1lable at OSC,
nnd o member or Lhnt JO\\'JDC
club ruosured him th!H Lcw.a& and
CJnrk could use them whenever
It decades to take up tht: liJ')Ort .
There ore also two eight-man
l)()lll.s nt lhc UruVI!rstt) or Port
~and that LC could obtain. There·
lore. 1hu only expcn c to the col
I·· c would l.~e Uu~ cost of oars
uad team unilomu;
As to the pruct.l1•c au•a, then•
m'f twn <'Xcdknt cour:;es m this
1 •giOll. Ora IS l..nk•• Ol!Wf'gO,
\'.'here i.hc o\\ ncrs' ~wciat.lon ha
bL'Cil approached wah !ovorablc
a..-sults, nnd the Olhcr is l.hc Wtl·
lum tw rh r 10uth oJ the Sell
" ood br1dgc ComJ)('lltion w easy to find .t•
OSC. Callforma fro h, StanCord
1rosh nnd snme smaller schools 1n
th1s an~a have teams Hordes has
ulso solv~,-d the l.'Oilchlnc prob
lem as R1chnrd Bixler, vnrs1ty
<Jonwam at OSC :fM two years,
hru:; volunteered his hme and r•f.
fort in lhc 1'\'('nt we tuke on the
• port Any minor problcmc winch
m1ght occur would be solved With
lhf' promised assu>tance · of th1•
OSC rowing organ•tnlaon.
If '!.rwugh lntercst Is dU!playcd
uy pcraonPJI) c~>ntriCtlng IlrJrdes
nr by \\Tiling box "318, the J)JU·
gran( will be teak•·n 1.0 athletic
dm:c1o1 t~ldnn Fuc Who know11, •
mra) bt: \\ h~'n r;pnng rolls ur<Jund
\\ c'IJ l>c drown on the bnuks or
the W:tllamet tc dwcnm,: the Pll)·
necrs In a brand :new \enturc 1n
the world or por IJ;, I '
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... a pleasant COlnpanl.OJl
ret.luccs the len f!.!Jl
~ oj' a journey
And" hat l>t•!h•r C"f•mpaninn C'nulcl
an~·nn\' It,,' l' I lt.m a h.111et\ pil·nic cunlcr
fllll•J \\ ith (lcliC'inus LOl',il·Cnl.t,
It's a ~me \\ll\' to tr:l\'cl rcfr"·shed. -
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