Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
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Volume 10, Number 17
Subject
Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
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Pioneer Log
Pioneer Log
Date
1952-02-01
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Type
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bruary 8,
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Portland. Orogon. Friday. February lS, 1962 Numt>.r 17 • ov1e tar • ere
{erful f T
''GoodSamar1
To GiveBohLacanale
Electr1·c Wheel Chair
F'urthcr studc.nt, (acuity or tnlcrcsted party contrabutions
tt• lht Rob I..acannle wheel uhnir fund mny be gavcn to Alphn
Rhu Omega fr11Lernity or tcJ Rob BcnLon.
By Flo Ann Porltins uesday Bob LnetlDnlc b w Ue
~al in the olleenl Husband Louis Evans
o Make Campus Appearance "lcctrit' chmrl S1mullun ously
l~cwas nod Clnrk studcnta WC're
ftnl'd $501 lost week by Alpt-:.
Rht1 ond o ~roup o! mtt-rat<>li
brothr·n led by Bob .Benton
unlced a
)ning of
It boga11
had hit
nural
• • pour tn
•ing
ld ~oal'
to puJ
for p;ood
l'iillnm~
uad 1 rou11 r 5~.as '
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IN:>n Town. £"nd l<;\'ans-thl• snld she was weU on her way
\\ ho gnvc up n pr ornlslm: to stnrdom.
, lc ct~r<!CJ for full-tune ChriS· Colleen and LoUis, son or 0 n cn'ICC>-wlll h• on cnmpus Prc~byt~rian mmlstcr or Bolly
!h h r husband, l .. out • Tut duy, wood, California, nrc both at
brunr:r J!l, nt II n.m. to Spt•nl. lcndtng the San Frnncbco Tlll'o·
• pacictl student os cmbly In logJctll ~~minni,Y ond under 1t
hlllc thconter. sponJ;orslu p hovco ar1 ongcd thir
'~'"'" Y•Wrs ago CPIICCn dccJdcd Yo cck·long \'illll Jn the Porllnnd
renewing her C:t•ntrnct nren as gueslo; of the Pre liyter·
'fwcntu~ th c. ntury-Fox She Inn church• s ()( Porllnnd.
d .,ppco• Nl ht suC'h moVH M J\fl•'r Collct-n's and l..ouas'
1c," "Sr.uddn Hoo. Scuddn work 1n r~hltlous <-amp~> 111
)," "When W11Uc Come.! Mnr F'wnec und the UnHc•d Stal<'s In
ng llmm•" nnd "Wulls or .Jpa j. 11150, th•'Y Workl'd togl'lhf!l' 113
aramounl Seoul
esls Owen, Orlh
\\('II·Kcp t Sl't·rct was let out unplHd voluntt>~;t·s in Prnla, Italy
during the summer nr 1951, huild·
lng camp grounds for the World
Cunfereme ot churc:h~s
Shortly after her rcttrement
from commc~ciol Calms she mnde
thre:c rl.'hgious mo\·ics Wlth th ..
Protestant Falm e<>1 poration. She
wos named on!! of the ten most
beautiful women 1n Amcnco for
1950 • •
COLLEEN AND LOUIS EVANS aro schedule d ro appear boforo
a special atudenr a.uombly Tuesday . February 19 at 11 a.m. Colloen
formerly wu Colloen Townsend. famoUJ Hollywood •tar. who forsook Soh Henderson, KOIN staU
naunccr. tn his 6:30 n m. pro
m In t Tuesdny, wht•n rtn·
meed thnt Bill Owen, LC sen·
, nnd Rob• r1 Orth, n tcnchcr
B~nson high Sl'hool h[ld been
CT'\'IcWcd by n mn\'te scout. a movie career for th~ Bible.
The Re\'. Chester Tolson of---------------- ----------
·en explamt.>d Wt!dnt'sd oy
hl hod mtcnded to keep the
to htmsdf stnce the chances
rnn\'tc contwct n·~'lultmg nrc
rly slim. Ill.:; onl> conf1dnnte
tl•Jim Nan Pltm1•n, who docs
lighting for college 1hows.
"'"" n and Orth wen• tn thi!
of a Portland Civic lhealer Lnkc Grove Community Presby
terian church, an alumnus of
:he scmmary nnd close lnend or
the Evans', wall be guest soloist
on the program ~ingang "I Love
LiCe." He will be accompanwd by Physicist Nobel Winner to Address
College on 'Science, Man's Destiny'
"Come B:.ack, L1lllo•
a," whach was pres~ntcd nl his wife.
Following their nddrcss in 1he
theater Tuesday morning, the
Evnns' will meet •n the cafcteno
ror lunch with the students.
N•>rthwest Drnmn conlercnc< Students Cards Ready
Eugcnl' last week-end . Mtlton 1 The spnng 1952 student bCid\.'
talent scout h'Om Para-cards wtll be nvnilablt: In the
I studtos took n few hundred student. body office toduy be
tO! 16 mlllimc tcr film of both IWl'en lhe hours or 9 and 2:30
o.skcd that they send photos ncording to Bob Hilkcn, student
an Hollywood. body trensurer.
ience Students Display Dr. Arthur Holly Compton,
chuncdlor of Washmgton umver
sity nnd Nobel-praze \\'inning
physacu;t, will nddri.'Sl! nn all
college convoc<ttion, F'ebt uary 2l,
II a.m. on the topic, "SCience
and Man D(•!lliny."
1'hc Nob1•l awnrd wns given
Dr. Compton an 1927 for his dis
coveries concerning X-ray. La·
ter. between 1!'131 nnd 1931. he
rcccvil>d further rl'<!Ognilion nt
Test Application
Deadline March 10
Owers 01 Atoml·c Energy All chgablc students Y..ho in-
tended to tnke tht.• Seluchve Ser-
dlvt 10n cht•mistry .md c1-uto1, W1Json cloud cnambcr, vire college quahfu~alion te.st tn
maJors from Lcwu; .tnd and radioactive truccrs. 1952 should fllc opplicntion nl
dtrt.·cted lhe atom1c cnen \'isito~ were shown the dnn-once for the Apnl 24 rxumina-
motu;traHo n!l at Ltncoln high 1 gers oC an ntomu~ blast by photos tion, St>lecttvc Service natton;.J
February II ol the devastation that occurred headquarters ndviSt.'CI today.
wns an nttcmpt to ncqunint 1n Japan dul'inv thl first world An opplicutlon nnd bulletin or
pubhc wtth thl n<~tun:. possi· wur information may be obtnmcd ot
and dungors ot atomic Thc public was allowt.od to tnk<: 111\V drnCt bourd. Following in-
)IU(lents !rom tht• Pnrllnnd
were in chnrge of such
us the Vnn-dc-Orntr, ~n
(tf'C•Siolh: generator. cnpuble of home their own specime ns ot ra ·tructinn& in the bullettn. the
i1ouctivi ty 1n the Corm of o dune. tudent should fill ot..-t hts opph
llTndaatcd by beang put in o cotton and muil it in Uw !lpecinl
rhnmber, rich wHh neutrons t•n,·clopt• thul is pru\·tdt.'<l. Apph dtrector o( ur. mternBttonnl !ilUdy
of cosm1c ray"· He nlso antttotcd
and directed deveaupment of thl"
first atomic chain rcauon. He was
assigned to the ''l\-1onhuttan pl'o
)ccl.," to work on the dcsagnang
of the ntom1c bomb using pluton·
ium.
ln addition to oclonctng to SC\'•
ernl soctNI(!S 1n the Umtcd
I States, Dr. Compto n holds mcm-
bershtp in science acudcmh!S of
Rome, Amsterdam, Braztl. lndta,
Bavarin, \'tcnna, PCJpang, Swc
den, Nurn•ay nnd ln.'lnnd He has
authored scvt.>n boolcs on setence,
one on attcndmg coiJegc and one
con<X!rntng the frt-cdom or man.
For more than 20 yean; he
scn•ed on the faculty of lhe Unt·
\'eJlsty or Chicago us n physics
pa ofessor. chatrman of the de
partment, d C 1.1 n or ph) l!ICU!
scienc .~s and dtn .. 'Ctor or the unt
verstty's Arncrtcun cosnuc ray
cxpedlt tons. Dr Compt<~n hus r<!·
ceived honorary degr~s from 16
colleges and unl\'erstll~:l. -----
Psych Junket Postponed Pttt cuted b)' cerebral pnl )
Bob tans been gu1ILJ of bem
unnblc In gd around c· mpu:. and
hl home ndr:qunt.eh \'I.'Hhuut ld,
and It w s tor this re3!on th t
Bob wn ent~nced to an clectn
\~heel cltntr •
SludenJJ were C!ngagod F'ebru·
ory 8 nd 12 m coli ctmg mon ~
to poy thr• fmc Alpbn Rho con
lrlbutrd •tzcnbl.). nnd the remiUn
d~.:r was mndc up by sorcmtl
, rfrntemaacs. students snd fil«:Ulty
whl) onsw~rcd the loud •peakcr
appeal m front ol Lhe g) m b~
pinnmg dollar bills to a clothe -I hnr:. ond puttmg change tnto
nvoflnble un receptacles
Bob has be('.n brought to sehol)l
by students since he hrus becu
here, nnd llssiJtcd to c.lass.;s m
th llllmc manner. With th(' nE\\
chaar he wlll be enabled to get
.tbout by hum 1!.
Tho sentence is Oll:pectod to
bccnrrat:d out tn four weeks
with lhe an·a\•nl or the chair
from the Stevens Motor Chaar
comp;my m Kansas aty, Kan
sns.. One of the most modern
electric wheel c.halr:s in exist
ence, tl operates on a sclf
recltiulung ba ttcry, hns finger
lip control, overdnvc, and
moves bnck•,o; ard, {of'o\'Urd and
to ellhcr stdc.
Bob, n scn1or, in sociol''&}' nnd
psychology at Lewis and Clnrk.
has h:rd n good record since hi!
hns been her,, matntaming a
CPA over 3.00, and ncluev1ng a
3. 7!l I ut · mester.
According to the prosecu!or,
Bob v 1 n•1t supposed to be able
even to co to high school, yet he
graduated from f'nlnklin high
and enrolled at Lc\\is and Clark
wbc.n:: he will graduate lhts yenr.
Bob plans to co on in grnduntn
work m sociology and psycholog)
so that he can help other peoplo:
bke htmself.
---~----
Noted Artist to Appear
On Campus Next Friday
\\' •llurd Johnson, famous ~orth
wellt wotcr color artist, will
appear on the campus Fndny,
February 22. lo gave a d~mon
strntton m painung . The demon
stration, whtch wlll be prtmorily
wnter color. will be held in main (0)
Ham
o: H
)ish IO)l
(0)
(38) 250,000 volts, n gieger
unr •• r, an ot•tlloscopc, visibly Tlus changed the silver in the callons must be postmarked no
cotn rrom Ag-105 to Ag-109 ond Inter than madnight, t.l3rch 10
then to cadmium. 1952. Tho abnormal psychology and
psycho-therapy clu~es wUl
make their trip to Sal•m on
February 28 instead of SaJur·
day as scheduled. tud1o of the Arl building al 3:30
p.m. Johnsc•n's demonSLr:atio n ts
open to the public nccorchng to
Bemnrd Hinshnw, bend ol Ute
ort deportment (11
17)
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17
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1 Qthcr colleges that participated To bt.• cliglbll• to toke the lest, mg radioactive pnruclcs and
ilssaon, n model ulomac
n model atomac JK>Wet cen-10 the e\'ent wert! Reed, Vanpon u student mu t: t l) Be satlsrac
nnd the Oregon Medtcal school. tortly pursumc a full ttmc college
.• courst:': (2) intend to request de·
pendt:nt lorm military service
ns o :student: (3) not hove n PIC·
v 10usly token the l~Dminot•on Heart King, Queen Choice
To Highlight Junior Dance
Cordon Little demonabatea tho use of tho Gieger
to a ~roup of lntero1ted LC atudenta. • counter tn The solution m)$lcry or the Flash Fire Wipes Out Ktng nnd Qut.-en ur Heorts Will
be announced nt the nnnu J Lodge of Dr. Graham sw~'ctheart dan{C tomorrow
A h1" of undctemuncd 01 igin night.
Sunday, fo'ebruary 10, dc:;troyecl The dnnn• v. ht\:h is to l>c held
th1• 20,000 Mount Ho.xJ lodge of In th,, Sunk~>n bnllroum o( the
Dr. Alvu Crah:nn, director of Masonic temple \\til begtn •I
ch•mentary ~ducatlon. 9 p.m 1enturmc the 01 l'l~t.• ll'll of
The $20.000 structure WIIS onlr Wnlly Ht>tde1·.
pnrtiallv CIIV•·rcd by iusua·anrn Cundtdot ~s ror coronnh(ln arc·
''''t·orrlang to D1. Graham . Build· lor Queen -Shlrll'Y Adnnu;on,
mg Immshangs wc1-c nloo l'om-Patt Blnkcly, Winme Carlock and
plcteJy dcsttOJ•cd, Tbcre!ln ~1 •~hnelson, fo1· Klng-
Thl• lodge will nut b(' rebuilt., John Feuz. Hank Kohlhort, Don
Or. Cirnhnm reports. Paulson and Duane Ro mu "n. Ttr'ke moy be purchued to
dny frum members or 'the )Unio
claS5-6])0nsora of the dunce. ~ t
the bookstore or ot the door ot
'the donee.
Stan Mitchell t scheduled os
mastt"r or ~crerno ni~ ior the C!\IC:
nlng. Dl"C$S f•)r the ocension wlll
be mforrnal (sutt and hN:ls)
with no flowers ncrordang to co·
chairmen Jim Hour and Pall
Blakely.
Chnpcrone.~ wall ~ Dr. tmd
Mrs. John Anderson. Mr cr: I
Mrs. Bernard Hanshaw. ond Dr.
nnd Mrs. Al\•a Grnham • • Pago Two
Jr here .Ilonor l1e~·ilzs
~
One fmc morntng we student '" 1ll find ou1-:;ch cs em
htmled In ,l rmmuture Jl.lllonal poht1cal com en lion. That
me rn111g w1ll come eml) m ~larch when Lhc b1caLh of spring
fir-:.l bcgm to JllC.rce the cnrtll. mto ench stone, tree. bi1 d
and mtm.
Student body elections and clectlClnecrtng wall plt~h sls
'' n~ into v1ew. the1r bud~ yt t motst from ptt•ccdlng reigns.
Then '' 1ll come forth thc ,,Iatform, upon wluch cnnd~elntcs
~hnll expound upon the1r mcnts. thetr opponent's handi<'aps.
Grandtose pro1ni. cs. "prell)" tnlk nnrl the cvc.r-~milins
candidate w1ll fmd their plnce bt?forc the councils or th~ col
Ic •c nnd W(' shall elect some to offtcc for those reasons.
l3ul 1s 1t just hkc that? 'Tis far fl'om it.
B<'hind the srenes 1s the-ever-present \'Otc trading. "you
support our cand1dnte and we'll support yours," no C\'il hnrd
l) more •n,•ory than dra\\ ing strnws for nfftccs. h is recog
nll:cd that \ otc trading is a pl:u t of our national hfe. But must
v.~ follow Satan into the inferno?
It lS n pr.1C11Ce which destroys the spinl and e.ffecUvcness
of dcmucr.:tcy. It b a futile attempt b) the group to mnkc up
for the mcapability of thc1r candidntc to gel his own votes
on merit. PIONEER LOC
Guest Column
Rushee to Pledge
In Four Big Steps
By Virginia Wion
l'rl!llle11t'll\, Alpha Gantn&ll PorolltJ
Fur lhc pust twCt v. c• ks the
LOr. hns publh;hcd orttclc by
Lo1s Gnilhcr and Nmw l\tlllr>r
chsc:u ... smg sororuy lire Sq lit)\\' • I should hkc lll IL>ll you 5tl garll:
who sign•!d your nunws to thl'
lua of rusht.'CS gf tb<• bu.~· we~
nheui'J.
Ytmr date book's hrsL entry
ts for this '' t>Ckcnd-rush h.;ns.
Your {msl stop Is with th~ Sic·
mas (2-4 p.m ). th~ v. ilh the
Thetas (3-5 p.m.) and fJnolly w•th
:he .t\lphn Gnms (4~6 p m.).
Ourmg the teaa you Will b • •
.ntroduC'~d to oil the rncmbcrs of
each orgnniUJlinn and served ten
and cuke. Proper dress for the
nft moon mcludcs dre s or $UI
hot. gloves-and o .smtlc
The cvcmncs or Fcbrunry 19
20 and 21 \\'111 be booked up, too.
l:lt' is n ctlwnrd who bends his \•ole to smt llw will of his Between i :md D p.m you prob-
H kl. I I ably will be nltcn<Hng one of the rratc.-ntt'\ ~orontv or other group. e •s n wen • mg " 10 a - E h h • • • • ;,oront,Y partJCS nc group n
Jo\'.;S his group to pa·osttlute stsclf to a vote-barter scheme. plnnnc-d for several weeks n set·
Now lS the time to be hono~able . F{'lr honor os well as together you will long ren11.~mbcr.
h \'r 13 \" Mixer gam~s play an irnport.unl chat1ly bcgms at orne. . . ('.
:Con. icl r pn r t. So hl' pr.:pnrc.d to have lots
of fun. And, ubovc nll. rein!'
The members nre l.ryins to pl~n!>P
vou os ·much ns ~ ou nrc tt ymg
Piclut-e a wharhng top which suddenly ceases spinning {or-· to r,kas~ Lhcm.
v.; .u'Cl and commences going backwards. And now envision Combmmc these occnsJOn • ~ou
• • • v; ill be nblc to select the sorority an established. progr~ssn c-mmdcd college wh1ch all of a sud-10 whtch you would likt-to be·
dl::n turns reactionary. long. But you bnvc u whole wcclt
. . to decide. That 1s the e.:sense of the pcndmg conlro\-crssal natlonah-
z.ntton of fratcn1itu~.s lSS'Uc.
It tS a problem of important bear mg on all of us here
nCI\\ -but cspec.tally to our posterit). In short, it 1s the prob
lem of little college vs. big college.
If W\.:: choose l1Je btg college, we must be prepared lo rc
ltnctutsh man) of the blessmgs we have had as a small college
wtder the local fraten\lly system. Then oo Thursday , Februor;
21. you wall lea\'~ your cholr.c
d Cirsl, second and third sorod·
tJcs \\ Jth Miss HnrlzJcJd
Your Jed letter day will be
Friday the t wcnly-seC(l•nd. A l
Dean Humfcld's office will bt.•
:rnur ln\•llation to JOin a hilrorJly,
Upon your ~•cccptanre of this had,
you will pledge for six we• ks. -o·
-----Friday. F~rbruary I !i,
-• • .. '• •
"Ho lcnows tho season ia ovor-but bo'r; afraid ol' Prof Snarl
forgot he's an athlete. "
Writer Proposes 'Plan F',
Solves Revulsion Problem
By Chuck Gibb book in psychology, nnd
I h. I\ c noticed lately a {, 1ght- 1-t>~l'l'rvllunc to !nthom this
emng tendency of LC students· lime hostility . Ho tried seeing
lhnt IS n p ychologicnJ rc\•ulsaon denllsl. chongmg Ius brand
to the letter "f'". soap and rcadmg Dnlc Caa·nc~~
It coml"S qu1tc nnluf!!Uy, too But lo 110 ;wnll.
Bcl·nusc from the moment Utey
plunk thc1r first buck mto the
buslnt•ss oHict:! coffers unul they
t1mpse Bl.'l'OSS the campus. di·
plomn m hnnd, four (lf thc .. y'rc
Juckyl years lnlcr, students nrc 1t. Did he ever disco\'cr the
~:~n? I wouldn't knO\\. Night
nnd, os ll wns on outs1de rl'ium
nssagnment, I d1dn't doa'(.'
the book mto Lhl! house to
constantly under the loonung The student body nl Frustr
shndO\\ of Lhe da ··ndcd ''F'". unl\ et'Sity hns the "F" t•om
Of couno lhoy needn't tcje('l
the letter from the alphabet.
Howcvc•. the s1tun11on docs u11ing too •.. so hadly thnt letl
1! \"'e choose to :remain os we are. we must give up look
ing O\'Cl' to yonder green~r pastures. Aflor lhia poriod Y•)U 01 c fut·
all~ ·l l ... d t to mmd nn mtcrcstin£ case hili· m J m1 10 \~ an I<'COmt• n
~-'• I s· Rh '1'1 ton• r hoppcned lO stumble 8Ct11s.i arc forbidden lu wear their ,.,..,.
ei'S ~xccpt nn vncnllons. One
nurncd Cyl'ant• de F'rostm, un'~:~~
mun on the Et:hool sn01.V1b
I cam. wru; hanged tn eft igy
At thlS writing. docs not the balance hang heavily lo one
stde? Are not the advantages of national fratcrmt1es mmute
os comp., red to the hazards of them'?
Before you dtscard a clumshed possession, ask yourself
'•t tt \\ orth 1t ?" Consider yc tho gain& era yc bear th~ pain£.
W. B.\\'. ncnhx::r (11 •ern.. o, leU• I · .
K a AI t G 1n some outs1do readmg. app or p 1n ammn.
1£ You Ploau ...
Rushees nrc askco to
cuch ot the functions to
they arc ln-.Jtcd A young Crt!Shman named Joe
F .•• led a mJrmnlly happy c::nm·
pus t•xlstenec nt a small mid·
western CQilcge unul finnls roU·
attend cd around. Then to hl!i horror he
which cli&CO\'Crcd that he wns shunned
Sorority members have :;pent
much lime and mont!y cat·rym~
out the cvcnlS for thc1r cu~ts en·
JO)i mcnt ond H 1 o matter of from all sides by superstlttous
scholnrs
He was unawcro or lhc reason,
not ho,·mg done his ow•n \VOrk· .. not conforming to the ed1ct.
We C'l'rlnwly don't want
to hr,ppcn here, do we? The
I lHI\'C devised -a scheme to
the probl~m ln the bud. Why
re,·cn;e the grade order ever)
cr ''car?
Il would be nice to be nble
brag nnd feel p1'0ud nboul
ang nn "F'' for n chnnge.
Egypt From Anotl1er Angle 1 courtesy to be present U of 0 Progressive Dance
Raises Money for YWCA By H. 0. N. Bull
Summara~.-d Mr. Uzri's \ icw
"'~'"'n to be Utnt the BrtltE.h occu
pltltOil httS ~'< n the cause uf nil
Uw troubles and mib-cri•!S that
ha\ e hchsllcn the 'Egyptum popu·
lullon moe 1 C82
Hr' e\ ~>r l ha\ c \rork(!d and
In •-d !u 'Egypt "1th E~pt1ons far
fJUeen eru"£; learned the lan
.GUD r nnd had many fr•cnds
among nJJ clEu>cs
Mr. Uu1'a h1ghly biased _ena
uf urtlclcs tnkt> no acaJunt or the
fnc't that from 525 B C unul Ute
IU.fu.:Lecnth centuey Egypt hns nl
~ been ruled b) .fQTCJgn •rs;
fru 111 th• Pci'Sltlrt! to the Turks
th re hlid been a long ~cord o'
•:>e lfl •miC ('XplOlloiUOll
Ht:a\~ lax Wl.:.re 1mpost..-d on
lh • unfortunate P<.'QPie '' hu:h.,
wh1IP {my:Dble an normal 11m
,. t.:rc lhC' caUSi." -ol ternble fam
~~ v. hen the N '11: flood fluh.:d
ln I 089. :Cor <.xamplc. people
v. lldns: the treet& of Cutro wcr ·
ra.oqucntl) pulled up by nooks,
let dn-..;11 :from the y;nHJo-..;. und
•· Len
Tho ~yp tian pculillt. lhcr •
fo has nothing t • look bd.t"k lD
10 th past but i1 corui;tcut rt r
NO Of mtr~. thiS unhappy l1.1nd lS tht pre \ml'C
of Jorge bodies o[ rchCIOUS .ml•
nonUcs. 01 thc.-sc the mosl 1m·
porlant ore ll• Copl.s. Thl:) :num·
bcr O\'CT n milhon and ttrc Chns·
.rnns
In general they hove n bcllcr
l"ducntJon. o hachcr culturul h:vl·l
1111d ore Wt'allhaer lhnn the r.rent·
N part ot the Moslem mn)onty.
In '\.hi' daYs ix>fOI'C UOIVCI"Slll ~U-•
c:nUon, the Copts were ne~dcd to
fill posts in Ole c1v11 sen•.lC(!.
But w1lh lhou~nds of younG
:M h•m now crnduallnc, lhcar
mfluent:'C 1 rcacntcd 1l should
bt! remember d thnt the ntm ol
mo t educated youn • m•'n ts w
jtC'l B gO\'ernmcnl CIVIl rYICC jub
Even the po11 of doorkeeper at
U f;tO\'errtmcnt Office II eD(;crly
.soucht-Uii' pay ., &:mull. nn1und
$1S a:& month. But ten times Uml
cnri be m<1dc out of lmbl.'!l which
~vrryunc pay& ali n mnlwr of
courcc m ordCI to obt..:un nu Inter·
\'I• w \\ 1th on ••fhc1nl.
(Ecblor'• nolO: This is tho first
in a r.erics oj articles by H. 0. H.
Bull. as.soociato profcuor of geog·
rapby. prosontlng h1s VIews on tho
Eg1))Jlan q~o~osllon .} 1 ,..~)1 ~ --··w ·tt• I
t 1.1< I rml . t nn I lh•• J\ •
.. •rtlhll• d HI 11th ut rtl 1.-\\II'! un1l
<'"lurk rr•ll!!#~ l'ublll'l•ctl \\ • "ld)
olurln~: lh• c~olh·go )tllr HUb1KrJ1t• linn ntl• • s: tt(l ,..,,. ) , •r
l'nl• r• rt "" '" ~·nd cl\• rnM L• ,.
Ml l'r•rt Ill nd, 1 •rt j!:un
BRYCE WHITE
Editor-in-Chief
BiU Foss Managing Editor
Don Floren Assistant Editor
Ann Granning Editorial Editor
Society Edilor
Gerald1ne Sprou Asst. Society
Tom o·oay Sporu; Edilor
HerL Scholcior rOIUures Editor
&eponl'4'• 1 ••••• GarUo l'anQJn.,
,-1074 0 o 111 nt l D •• G.rl\lcUno
lll)rott, 0 It Air' 1 • 11 Obaln'lnl•l•
Catherine D•U.traty , llllllue
J>rln Tom Ps•neu, .1hu Spoh:D, lldwtn Duede, Warne)' Drennlnl', rto A.DD Petllln.,, Vtrll'l~tR aow•
:uan.
ClroDlaUon; I;. nUt lhnltb,
J>at 8CNUUI)" 1 AI StetJII&nlon,
C111l.ulnDUta: Oharl.. ~I lib, Paul Barr. Don Jlftn4t~nlll\ ; 6')1orh:
7om Hanl•¥· AI 8\l!lpbe11euu,
PJ\oto~aph•rl J'ac:ll Tracllatl four sororities und Carson Hall
ul U uf 0 took pna t in a progress·
lv • dunce rcc••nll\' for the b~ncf•l • of lht• YWCA, 't'1ckcts were sold
rtll uvr•r lh~ l umpu!>'which would
udm11 students lO don~c:s m each
o( thi• buutles-on idea fur future
Ll'\~·•s and Clnrk bcncl1t proJt!ClS,
Then• nlwuys &ecm to be com
phunts about dormitory food. But
dorm I rsldt:nls al \.he University
ol M1chagan though they had the
best ml•ol tn wc•·ks when Army
C ratwns were spread over mash
ed potatoes for the m:un course
ut dinner one night. •
Al M1ch•t:an Stat•" univcrnity
lhr> g1rls orgnmzcd o fuotbnll tenm
to prove lhnt the "wcn"cr l'X"
15 on innccurntc tJLie. Then they
cllnll\•ncc-d Jcu;t year's mtrn-murnl
duunptrm.,, The ll"'re: Men 13,
Women 19.
Pollet: nt UCI .. A n·port one or
tl1c won;t cnmpus IJ'1lf!sc snnfus
Jn ycnr11 J\ bout 80 en a'S w~1 c pnrk·
ell Illegally- in •• Isles nnd red zones
CIHUllng a )Om. hl11cklng cxats rmd
• It •gl'Hlg Uu: flow o( troHH-. Sc•me
IJ( the• guilty parties Wcl'C reward·
I U \\ llh UWih('d (e_ndt:I'JI !&nd park•
mg llckds. -n nlcu thivt:rs tracd
tu get thc1r tnt'S out of thr> lvt Eight YMCA m~mhcrs nt U
0 hnvc oppoantcd themselves
uruthers to l>l)nle Ol the coun
problem ch1ldron whr1 h:Pl
wnnted and w:ml lu bdong
cnng. Most of the I it ttc "''''"''h
ha\'C been an JUV •ullc hom ...
the•r ncllons.
From the Daily Knnsnn
this c•Jmmenl: "F•Jothnll mny
nil 11ght for spOil, but 101
ciL·an fun thc.•·c 1£ nothing
tr)'1nc t<J bnbc :m income
oWclol."
Lucky Thirteen
Thirteen students
G.P.A or 4 oo w1th
of 15 <'redit houns
&crncstc•, lhe rcgi&trur' s
:announced this wc~k Four--ow
ct•s mdudc Normnn Barna •
en Bnrnnrd, Shirley Cml1
hugh Dodson, Patricia
Cnrla linn mnn. Kcnn~th II
'ang, Ulu K ugl'!mag1, J 0
Knowlton, Kcnnclh nl
Huth Hobin on, l)uuglos
F'h.:ct und Corol \\'hitmon.
Nome<; o( otlwt• hont•r 1'011
dcnlS wflJ llJ)jJCUI' Ill llC,Xl """"'
LOG. I
nnu
I
p
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I
lo
• Jgy
ut y. F"obruory 1~. 19S2
the Socutl S~tle By Na.oey Miller
ond Geraldine Sprott
orority Rushing Begins
ith Formal Teas Sunday
lnvllatu)ns nrc be1ng rcCClVed this wccl{ hy u rush ctocs
fift~-ont! women\(> nttf'nd the lormal sorority rush lCR!> this
allcrnonn, l•'cbruary 17, lradilwnally opening lhc
nu • .t sprtng sor()l'ILY rush functions.
ln the "Oldc English" custom, lea wilt be served irom
' p.m. by Sigma Hho at the home of Eliz~tbclh Cunwav 3212 . ' E. <.:rysiul Springs boulevnrci.
SprinC &mntn" themes l'hcta -:------------
:r~p~ln's ten frmn J-5 p m ot the furUter utfonnuhon irom I' rnnk
o! Mr. nnd Mrs. Jomcs l~nwrl'ncc, chnarmon, r)r Dr. John
~hnStlll, 151 h N. E Couch Slt'CCI Anderson, r l.'pre£entmg rnculty.
A • Hnwouan" t••11 will l>c given
f Alphn Gnmmo nl the home or
,3n Elliott, :l451 N. E. 28, from
ll p.m.
Upon receipt or (I second mvi·
tton, ruo;hu•s will nttend the•
ronl.y prcf~rcnce pnrtl<·s the
'lcowmg Tuc rlny, Wcdncsdny
Thursdny l'VCnangs, r'cllruory
~. 20 and 21, in thiS oJ-d~;1:
Rushee!' ore nskcd to <orne ns
~tlr suppressed dcsarc to the
oo~1•:n,ln n '' pnrly plonncd by
Rho for 'l'uc~dny .;>Vc•ning,
~0 p.m., nt the home nr Cnrolyn
, 601 Mnndu:ste1· Pia(•\
-Arnbinn Nights" will bt• the
ot Thctn Knppu's pnrty
/edncl;cJuy l'\'Cntng, 7:30 p.m.
ltlhces nrc to wc•nr costurnr-s to
m) out the thl•mc.
• A "picnu:" will be held uy AI·
Gommn nnd the1r guests,
mg the oppropnotc costumes,
lh'-' homt> of M1raom Holcomb,
101 N. 1-:. Bnrkc.rbrook ro3d,
\'l'll ans. 7·30 p.m.
n the Aisle
Hnl Kn tPP J unc. '51 groduot~
nd Knthryn Owen, were mnrriw
m thl• Bcthnn~ · Ml!tho
church an H1llsborQ, Or~gon .
t.'C•uplc an• hvlnc in Mont
, Cahformo where Hnl 1s
oned walh the orml'<l forces.
Two lhmgs in life ur" mcvltnblc
u.nu tnxc.s.
In u mood oi cnCmcr·d jollity,
l\lu Eps1lon Will cl!lebrntl!
tnx deadline, the dl•ath of
aesor and lhe Ide or Mrtr1'h at
alumm sponsored f! Unlr on
15.
alumni ossocintion has rc
bccn reorgnntZ<"d with n
ilert:lb<:rshlp of 14 and fratc1 OilY
• n1ghl is now Tum;day .
Mary EllNby and Charlene
tUOJt:S, fl•Pl cscnting the LCWIS
Clnrk Rndto Guald nnd Radio
orksh(ap, puJd {I VI It lllsl week
1 stutiun KW AX, the Umvcrsily
Ore~:on's student-opct·atcd stn
dnst Wt•ckcnd.
Thl' station wru; VN)' cng••r to
rip in Lt wis nnd Clark's bcgm·
Mngcs of rod111 work nnd
'iL'd a l(rcut nmuunl ot mnt·
I und idt•us.
Thl! campus urs.:nn1zution i:J now
orlong on thl' piny "The l..onc
Trntn," the storv or Lincoln's •
Jnll&,.,.l !nun They hop•· to t'\'ent-
work up to o pt't•ductaon n
over locnl rod1o stntaons. .. • •
Human Rclnlll'\n lommts
n of the student body, through
committee ~'" religious ucuvl·
ls $ponsormc n 6P•·clnl re
lo study the voluntary JQ.·
liOUS life on the Lewis nnd
lark cnmpus. •
'Mw retrcnt is to hr• held nt
uc·hn, ~o·l·brunry 22, 23 and 2·1.
"-'-' the r••trcot as prtmanly for
llw group of 111 udcnts und
will b" limited to 25. Most
the rfltrcnl's r!JCpcru>cS Will be
h:n hy the Haren ('(lm· • • • A nursing in tea est club hns been
newly orgunltcd on enmpu!l pro
\'admt: o sucml outJf•t for lh•• nurs
II'IJ:; atudcnts ot the nlliliollng
chnul of nursmg. •
The croup ill planning to odopl
a group of Alnskan children nnd
pr .. \•Jde rccrl!ntional ond cduco·
tionnl mntcnal for them. Furlbcr
plans include makmg toys,
through the R~.o-d Cross, for chil·
drlm In the Portland orca.
Orfic&•n; of the new club ore:
Mnrthn \'HIIinnt, prcsadcnt; Merle
Mc.Murrny, VIC(> ptc&idt!lll; Jean
llurlow, St'Crct:uy; Elcnnoa nrn
tllc', CC'Jrt<·sponding ~ccrclal'y; lmd
l.v1·ls Loree, trt!asurct. • • •
"Tiw Importance of Ccrnm1~
In f:v••rydny L1fc'' wlll be dis·
cussed by Mr. Ivnn Houser, t:<'
rnmtc instructor, ol lhc Februurv • mc!!ling of the Wom~n's Fncully
club lhts afternoon ot 2:30 in
Akm holl. • • •
Tht' local chapter of Future
Tcach~rs of Amcr1t:1 will 15ponsor
n coCk'<! hour on Wednesday nh
crnoon frorn 4 to 4:45, cspccinlly
for thss SPme~ter's student teach·
crs nod thdr superVISOrs. -
Philosophy Professor
To Attend Earl Talks
John Harrangton, professor of
philosophy. w1ll vis1l the cumpus
o! Par1!1c School of Rcllginn nt
Berkel~y. Callfornm, when• he
hns b•·fl!n lnvttt!d to allcnd the
F..nrl ll'ctur··s February 19·21.
The Ettrl lectur!!S <u-e porl of
lhe annual pastornl confen:nceo;
1md will !en lure as main speakers:
H'nrry Emen;on Fosdtck, fonnc1'
minister of Rtvt'rstdc Churcl'.
Nc\\ York, and ex-tcnchcr of
Hornngton's; nnd Dr. Wflllam F
J\lbright, archeologist or Hopkins
unl\'ersity, Balumorc , Maryland
Dr. P. Malcomb Hammond nnd
Or. John L. Andcr.sun or the rr·
Iig1on department wllh Dr. Paul
Honigshc1m of soc1o!ogy will
ouh;t <~l Harringt on's clnsscs unltl
his return.
Visiting English Head
To Speak on Campus
Dr. Hugh M. Gloslc1' of Hamp
ton mstitutc, wtll speak to Enelish
ctn~~·s Mondny ~nd 'fucsd<l\' 1
Jo'~bruary 18 and J9
Dr. Gloster will appcnr ns D
\"isiting lecturer or lhc Amcncnn
Fr1.:nds Sr.rvict' committee. He \1
professor of Enghsh and chntnnnn
ol the;. commun1cntlons ccnt..•r of
the dcpnrlmcnt o! language oncf
htcrnturc o( Hampton
Or. Closter will bl'gln hu; lec:
tut-cs by spc:'lking w John Gross's
class m the West In .Amencnn
hteroture at II a.m on tht topic
01 Negro Iolklorc. At 12 he wJlJ
ut!dn.~ all fs••sKman Englsah
(•lnsses on written und twnt com·
munic:nt ion.
lil.'pre~amt.tfivc•s r .. ,m the 1·um· On Tucsdny Ur, Glv,tcr will
1 cliglous gruup~. togethcrj SJINlk to the te:.chlng u! l::ngltsh
St:_lt"ct.-•d ptwsons frnm 1111 clnu nl 8 n.m.
llt•J.:c classes li'Jncsentang n \'0·1 Or, l'rlostl"!l l:s the outhM 11£ lh••
of church nHillutlons nrc book, Negro \'otecs m American
mg. ~ 1chon. und a frequent mngo'rJne
,StudenUI who nr•• e:~pccinll)' in· t:ontnuutor nnd contrauuung cdl
ted In nltcndlng rno~ nbtnin tor PIONEER LOC
I
'Stag Drag Dance
F ollowa Baskeball Game
After the Sonttlc Pnctftc game
lon1[1ht th~ Jumor-Scntor danet•
umnull~c wll 11pon1or the "Cnn
cllclluht Cnpm11" in the 11hock
Th,. stag-ond·rlrng nrtolr wtll be
held to rnlac: m•m• y fot the Jun
lor-Scmor bnll. Shtrlcy C.-..ngle
boch, Jonn Biholl ami ClaM
Rumm••l nrc nn Lht'! nrTnngemcnt
commattt:P, Admt.ston -will b,.. 25
('r'nl¥ n prrscm Pago Three
Large Audience Applauds
Recital of Rudolph Ganz
BT Carth Fanning
The nhnlll1..1 finCCJ"a nnd t1Pxlblt! mind or one or 1hc world' gre&t
mu iciBnB Wt•rc dt plovod to a pockt d colh:gc thcnter February 6 as
S\\ ls&-bom Rudolph Gnn% was heard in p1nno rcc1tnl.
Warm rnpJ)(Irl btttwccn perfonncr nnd auds(Jnc WfiJJ ~tnblltht'd
lmrned1ntdy ns the cmanenl mullll'iun cxhsb1tr:d o t!p:trkllne touc:h
and luctdlty o! plnnasllt cxprCS5son
l'i'1rst cl•~lwn phl\'dl wns MoU&rt's ''Romnnw in A Mujor," o
composition whose! t•vcry nunn~:e and rhythm Wfl3 examined
S thoroughly by GRn?-feiner to Review Haydn' "Fanllllly lll c MIIJor" Wfl.'l glven 0 cn!Op, en rgcltc trcnt
m<'nt and played ot n tempo romcwhol futcr tbnn is customary.
Trueblood V I Cut1oUBiy enough, Gnn:z lt<lcmcd lCI&Sl ot ease with Beethoven's 0 ume "Sonnln 1ft A MnJor." An overbearinG lcfl hand tundered d}'nllmlc
Dr. Richnrd M. Steiner, mtnas- dcvclopm~nt, though the work n n whole wra loudnbly performed.
t••r tlr 'the Ftrst Unllnrfon church, Ltist number ploycd b£'forc the int.-.zmlsslon wa Brohm5' "Rhup
Wtll rcvll'w the book, "The Life sody an ~;Flat.'' mt,-•rprctca with n verve nnd power ~hoUy bccom
We Pru:c." 'by Ellon Trueblood mg to 11.5 content Gonz' Jrerlormllltcc hero..:: wn.s one of th~ hi(.thltghu
nl 3:45 this afternoon. of the cvenang.
"l'hc author, n Quokcr ph1loro· The paonut's playing of five DcbU$SY scledtons wns preceded
phl'r on the slat! of Earlham col· wllh nn mtroduetson. Gnnz diScussed tht' grcfll ndmlrnt10n he fclt
h~JJP, ludlnnn, hnJ written man~ for Debussy's music and tn anecdotes &Pic:cd wllh humor, related m
books on thiS subject and related c1denl8 surrounding performances of the composer's works.
fields. Three of Gonz.' u\Vl1 pieces followed, the l&t of which, "Aflcr
ln tho book tho author slr1Vl!.i M1dnighl," wns strongly imprC!S.'ItQnl&tlc 1n rtylc.
to moke Americans conscJous ol Crifles' "Th White Peacock.'' n composhlon dedlcnt~d to Cnnz,
tht'lr hcritnc~. He nttcmpll: to and Chopan's "l''nutnsy In F Manor" CIQSeU the program.
rccu!ntC the cl 0881cnl and Chlist-__ A_r_c_c_c.;..p_ll_v_c_nu_d_h_:·n_c_e_c_n_l_lcd __ l_h_c...;p_l_o_n_li_l_b_a_c_k_l_o_r _lh_rc_c_cn_c_o_rc __
tan v!cw I>( life Without liCrmons
lting. lle compare A mcncan'
Wllh subJects <•f communult cvun
trics.
Or Truchlt}od behcvcs thnt
Arnf!racnns hn\'e n much better
herltnge to hvc up to but do not
hvc up to it ns dn lhc commuoists
lie nslal thot Amcrscnns look at
themselves critically in on n~-• tempt to tmprO\'c lhl.s situation.
Dr. S,ioinor'a popularity as n
rcv~ewcr Is o result of hts bock
ground an college tcncbmg, 18
ycors in the ministry, nnd ncws
pnpcr rcportmg Dr. Steinl"r Is
preSident or lhc Cu.v club.
K<.'nncth Johnson of the En&·
!ish dcpnrlment will mtroducc
Dr. Siemer. Studrnls nnd fncuhv • are wt!lromc to altend, nccordlng
to Dr. L. 0. Tomlinson, librarian,
in c:hnrgc ur thl' monthly prfl
grams.
Co1lege Choir to Sing
For PT&T 'Pioneers'
The collf!gc chou "ul smg for
the Pacsflc Telephone & Tclc
grnph company "Pioneers," thOS!!
employee.!! who h&\'C "been with
the company for 15 or more ye~ns,
at n performonce in the grnnd
unllroom pl the Multnomnh ho
tel tomght :ll 7:30.
Included 1n the musical selec
tions wtll be a specl<~l nrrnngc
mcnl of 'Coman' 'fhroush the
Rye," the negro sptritunl, "Soon
Ah Will Be Done," and "'The
L1ttle While H<'n.''
John Pclt•rson, ltnss, wtll sing
"IL Ain't Nt.'cessnril)' So,'' ac
t•ompnnaed by tlw chnir.
Solos will be nft~·rcd hy John
Pctcnron nnd pianist Sllln Trugcn
Symphony to Perform
Sunday Music Concert
An ort•hestrnl conc<.'rt waln lW·
los;sts w11l be prescnlcd under the
b. ton of Bons Strpo nt the gym
nasium Sundoy at 3:30 p m. Thl'
program IS ns follows:
Zorobnyd:t s .. ·cnoscn
Csolo by Cln1rc HodgklnsJ
Ov rturc to "Oberon" \'l)n Weber
Symphony No 'I Brohms
o\llcgro cncrgk-o e pn:;stonato
(Pnsltacngll.&)
Bt!hold Tit. nin, from "Magnon"
Thoma
.-\n Outdoor Overture c,)plantl
( F arst pt•rfonnnnoc an Portlnnd)
Synagogue Slates Odell
Pr ul• nt Morgan S, Odt:"ll Wtll
ndurc!ll! the l'ona:rcr.ullon Clf
.\h[IVUI s hoI om, con.c"l'vnll\'t•
Jewish ~ynngoguc, this cvo;ning
at 7•30 rJ.m. 'T'hc cop1c of hi
speech Is ··uur Mutual Religious
R~.o-sourcCll Cur BaoUn:rhood." 'Leave Us Not Pan 'Em:
We Shoulda Banned 'Em'
By H•rb Scholder
Lest 10me poor deported FrPnch hoUBewifc tum over an her
grave, let WI prant n hosty assurnncc that mMt Frenchmen pass lha
llm•• ot day engagmg ln ncll\'ltl other than smgmg ~ dllUes, nl·
tending cr.x:ktu1l pnrucs. domg np;~chc donees ond mnkmg Amerienn
\Ounllts ns the French c.Jub pre en ted tHtm ln its nnnual l"e' Jew lnst
Tuesdny In lhc thcntcr.
The 'lt'tlln~; was o 1-~rcncl\ nl&ht club with n bnr that WM patnted
with blnclt rutd white zcbrn str1pc There wns nlso n prano dccorat
cd wtlh two wine bottles, some crny dropcry nnd four ploycrs dur
tnc the course of 4)e progrom.
Obv10usly there ts decided ndvnntage in such n setting, smce
the stngc aud1cncc con lend the real audience in opplnu.se niter the
numbers. n device thnt came in handy nt Utls show.
Not that lhc perfonncrs were uniformly bnd Olano Murphy,
Ro\\ t~nll Owen, Hownrd Butzer, Jean Btrebe. Gerry Sprott ond o fev.•
of tne others were qu1tc talenlL'<l-especltlll)' Miss Owen. who gal the
biggest hand M ihc show w1lh hf'r number obout o Foc:nchman who
W:ltts and wntl.s, ".Monsu~ur Att.cndaat"
But thot aprtchc dancf'l Sucre Blcuc and may the Lord hn\'C
mercy on Arden Crnlg und Ann Reed. I hove nc\'cr witnessed the
"real thing" In the woy o! Purisinn apache dancmg. but il thol was
nny sample, Chann, here l come
Dtck McJgs, ns thC! villltng species Ameru:nnus, supphc:d the only
mt<;ndcd humor of the morning outs1de of Btll 'l'rc\•or, but he dtd a
v.•onderful JOb Of it With bls Strnight dendpon and fiot \'OICC.
Trevor duplnycd an ~ccllcnl gafl for pnntomame m has little bit
as the bartender. Has rolhng gatt nnd .shnkmg hnnds in !;erving the
drmks were n pantc.
Miss Beebe wos quite effective with her sultry rendiuon of "La
Mer." Anoth('r P<'rfonncr, Mus Murphy, rcmmded one of Bcatncc
Lllhe, wllh her hllnrtous fnUlng lock or hair.
I \\'Ill leave the questton of whether V1rginia Blttar. who opened
Ute show, can sing to some more competent JUdge, but the ia l thnt
she cnn't act was lnmcntnbly m c\•ldence.
The show ended with nn extremely nlhlclic cnn-c:m dance nnd
by tbut umc the audacnce deserved a r:cst.
Imh dances will be taught lu
Una Kennedy, Dublln. lrclllntl
on 1'hursdoy, l'l.::urunry 21, tn the
gyrn !rom 3.15 to 5 p m
MISS 1{o'nncdy IS CUrn:'nlly
workmg on her mnsler' degree
nl Mills c:-ollc,c In Cnlifornla. The
scss1on will be open to stuucnt.s·
nt·lnrge t~nd admiSSIOn will be 25
cents. SCA .Presents Second
'Apple Polishinlt Meet
Yc oldc school bcll "Ill nng
out next Tuerooy night., Fcb:uarv
19, cnmns to order the econd
nnnunl "Apple Polishin" session
sponsored by the Student Ch'fist·
wn ;u;:>oclouon. The subJect to
~ diJ;cuSSt.'d IS ~h Student and
th Prof." Traffic Court to Meet Lrust yeor's top1c. "My Ideal
G 22 Student-Prof" brought forth not. On Thursdays in -onl) senous and ach\'C dtSCUSSIOn
"111 or pomu 8l whtch students and
The Trnfftc commasslon luculty might lmpro\''-= thell'
meet t'rom I~ to l:l"20 '" G-2.2 tcachmg and lc mm.a~ tccl\hiquC3i
every Thursdny to c:on ltlcr 11 bul chance for more fnculty
diSPutes regarrlmg Uckc~ and nnd students to meet t.:ach other
trnl Uc:-ps'()hlcmll The dny wn" ouuldc of the clussroom an~
changed from Fr1dos to at'Ctlmo sh rc pet P \'C.'> as well 05 pc.t
dote more students • JOlt
Tralftc fJn{'S can still be pntd This yC"".1r's mC"Cllng whtch 1
in the book$tore Bnyumc dur.IJIU open to l"~ryonc wall lnclud
lhr-wcl.!lt folluwlng issuance of ·nter1alnmcnt nnd 8lUth nt fuc
thc tick t ulh d1 cus.sion 'l'he t>"SS on "'tll
11tc Trnrtic I.'Qil\mssston wa~ re· be ht!ld nt the homt: o! Mr. l..c.m-.
Cl.'ntly 1-corgumzcd nnd \\ 111 war Tho~ r, 12S04 S W Rn: crstd •
more close!) \\ 1\h the dum lll dnn nt 7 30 p,m T1 nD"'P rt;~
'l\en's OfftC' Chnrh~ lhlldors Uon from lhL Nimpus \\ m b(' p •
book tore mun ger, Will help th .. l '1dcd and \\ lll lc '\: an f nt or
c:omnHASion v. nh its probl n • th C) m nl 'i 10 p m. Page Four
Pioneers Meet
Seattle Pacific
In Return Tilts
The d.: wn ttocld~;n PaoiH~I
frotn l C m~ I lh~ liP tnd tCJmtn
F lc;:ons r.rom Scntth: tomght nnd
\ 'mu• '' naghl m upl • or
turn n n-et•nf!'N nc {lam
ln th.:tr lo~ cn,Rn L·m£'n\!< ''all
" ch uthor, th 0 ng~ '' lk oCt
' n r \\ttl l\\'0 clo \\In
t l ll 1 \\ ''hen Kl:n ~t'\ u
\\ pl ~ &.nr. bnll nd I (' d t
Eld n Ft" " nn the bcnth t
~·' ut \\ttl uud .<d\1 { B .,
t , r)ph m rc I ot hot nd fax
' II tx: out or ell on In Ull "Ct'k
nd rJ
Tl (' S :au teat.. • c p l.'t."' , b'
Lt {•II Mtkkelson QO<' of th
n lin\ est I t" a d 1 n g Nn>r:
'M1 .:' madt! 11 and 11) p tn:;l Ill
I a;. l)f'C\'Io\J:s tnoounh.' • '' ltJ1 lhl'
Ptoncl'I'So Jam Guaca· and Pat
Gocru:-cn • re the F lcou•s blg
tht 1 t>e' and tJtc kC\' . •
Scnttlc Rn~tllc's ~ oun~ quacl
01 p u~ s n f1lst br~ak \\ tlh D num
t mnn dcfen ec, In th ir lo"t out
Ing the> hung n parr ol defeats
C'n Vanport.. '' ath scotcs tn bolh
am IX'nc.hms Into the agr
l'l bU
\\'h~ n LC mel the F:llcons c rl)
m th~: cason the Stt.ltlle Eoqund
\ Cl) I ~~ GJ'C n nnd Jacked real
re n e trength The) ha\'C b~n
,!!<umng cxperJC.nce and bench
lrength all cason. They u en
11.\'D lull Lenms m the Vunport
sencs.
Lae•·ing real height. the Se
attlcates depend on speed, accur
acy nnd ~grcssh cness to win
thc1r games.
Frosh Drop Three
In Weekend Play
Facmc thcu-toughest oppo l·
ttou of the :rear, the (rosh m t
uut could not qunc stop the on
h ght
A trans fmis.h February 8
pu It'd them wtlhtn ~\\ o polnl:.
of th• Wfllnmcttc Bearkht.ens
Tb(' Stilern boys '''Cnl home on
•he long ond of n 55-53 count
A ne\\ comer in lhc htch scoring
C'Olumn Larry Ha,·ereamp. shored
l)(liDl laurels w~lh WlliOmNtc' c
f.c.n~ Ho\'c.rn.tCk. eac:h had 13.
Tbe loUowing night the Smltl -
ex~. clu~d quintt·t tra,•elcd south
to m•~L the Bt>arklttcns ngain
1 hUt t1me the hosts jumped to an
t<. rly lead and thundered to t1
66-3!.1 score. Haugen. o subslllutt:
racked 1n 19 points to lead th••
scor.:rs.- He was ·{ollowed l>y
Chuck L \\ l wtlh 13 Mallor!
' b1gh for the PJOneers will1
eight..
Notlunc changed but the sight.
' ould dcscnbc LC's SL'COnd meet
tr\C WJth the Portland U. frosh
The cmne follow~ the same p:ll
tun us the pre\"'OUS encounter
In teed of Palatine hill lhC> duel
wss phl> ed at Ho\l;nrd hall on the
P. U. cnmpus nnd thl' Vl5itors held
the score ten pomts under the
pr \ lous bnttle
The h·osb hold on Ute ftrst half
nod trniled by only five Pl•lnt
t Uic end of the pcrJod 30·25.
Tb ~ oung Pilot lMk ofl ln thl"
l"«•nd canto and sh{ft thcrr wny
10 ill 6!l·50 victory.
'l'omght Lhc ycnrltngs mL>f t th;
Sc:;ttJ' Pacific J V s and tomor
ro\\ mght it's MJiw<~ukac in ttw
prPhm Wednr.,.duy night the fcosh
~Jo • OUl thc1r 6CnSOn by tJ DVd•
ang ucross lown to m c1 Concor
~ ll J. c. PfONEER LOC
Hurryin' Hugh Drives for Two
Cary Jackson (10) looks like he's trying lo put the doublo hex on
Hugh Bollinger , veteran guard for Willamette . but Hugh avoaded lho
eye-contact ro scoro in helping the Bearcats swamp the Plonoon
82·69 tn lacl weok's conforenc:e action. (Photo by DoLay,)
Willamelte Deals Twin-Edged
Blow lo Pioneers/ Tille Hopes
Hopes of Ct basketball chan·-and once before the game hnd
rtton lup for l..ewa nnd Clark
thl. y~nr went down the drank
'n·l "cPkcnd as Will:uncllc
Bcnr-.::nts. luokmg ~'\'ery bit lh
~hampaonsha p ere\\ thL'Y un:
rlumpcd the Ptoncers by 86-79
and 82·6!l counts.
1'hc Ptont>crs absorbt c.l a third
strntght setback Tuesday night
as Portland •rnh·crstty e' l:'ncd
lhc score lor the season with the
Orange nnd Block by trouncm t!
thl:m !H-63
Ken Son·as, top bac:kbocrrd
man and .corer for the local
crow, injured h.ia tight kneo in
Friday's oncountor and mined
both the rolurn game wiJh WH
lamouo and the Portland. oo
counior. nrh.'d
LC started out tight as a now
drumhead and ll was len mlnuJes
boforo Low Wahl managod to hit
their first field-goal. Tho Pilots
meanwbalo, wero worklng w1th o
vengCK~nce to er,ase tho memory
of the 75-70 boating an onhroly
different band of Pionoora hand·
ed them earlier tn tho soason.
Wuh J.m WintL, ... who wns
hagh for thr cvcnin~ with 21, ancf
M. H. McGth·cQ' h:&dlns the wn\ -the home crC\\ sut'gcd lo) n .J 1·2 t
halftime nd,·antnge Thts twcnl,)
pojnt difference held throuj!houl
the lhtrd and a half of the :fourth
quarter. Por tlnnd suhstttutcs ran
wtld an th~ c:losmg moment s or
the game to boost the margin.
Ed Rcld hod t W<'ntv !or the los· • •
en;, rnostJy on drivtng lny·UP"· reek
olch Fridny, Forbruary 15, I
eaders
iclories
'l'hc l':tmpngmg Poh~l·nts skunmL•li by two mnn'
J:1Sl \\'l'Ck but they WCf~l\1
11 Us the uoys M), Cllll'hcs,
Spcnrhl!adcct by Pal llogt>'s 16 1minls, the in•1"'"'-""1'·
lc.tdcrs swamtwd thl! lu~t plaCl' Mistit team 52-2:i last
bul not unlll lhe wlll\l•sf1ts had put up'\ fitsl qunrtct· oa
'flwn wtth Dave Dnmcls, John Goadon nncl Uoge h1llmg f
n \'L't' :;ucecssful fast break. the Polt:C"at.s mc_wcd out in • tor good; out, that wns ~-~riday .
Tuesday. the Polocl\la ran up:;_ ____________ _
ngalnat a red hol FT A to am in
aho bailie of the day. Only Bill
O'Hara's last minule field goal
saved tho 'Cats' !rom tasting lhlhr
hnt doteal, as they scropped by
31-as.
IA:d h' Eel Hnn·c~ nnd Gerald
lh~ I-'T A's .:rou~d nine
pmnls Ul f•H c n 'en· mu~:h sm I p11 I'd Polt:cut t~_;nn1 could tntlkc
n pumt 'l'hc end of th~.• larst pnncl
f11Und the Tcochct·s out in fHmt.
D ·"·
Johnson and Dale Brothauer
lod a rovaved Cat squad lo a
hvo·point halhimo bulgo. 19 14.
Crume Loggatl's iip-in and Iree
throw plus Smath's two quack ono
handed shots for o 27-14 edgo
modo tl look as if the-Polecat
were on tholr way to anothor eery
w•n At this point U\ the contest
Harvey startod on a one·man
bhl:okr1eg which brought the Fu·
turo Toachen within thro~ point&
(2S·28) at she ond o{ tho third
frame.
Harvc :-. h1t 'l jump shot and Bob
Taylor made two lrt:e throws ns •
ITA sur~c d mtu the lead 29·28.
Sensing lin up!-l•t, tht Teachers bt'·
camt.• OVl'f anxious, throwing the
bnll out n! bounds und nl is!' i ng
numt>rou ~ chanl't!S from the char
ity lant'
O'Hara's foro mentionod fiold
goal and a froe throw by Daniels
aftor tho final gun ondcd the scor
ing. The inability of tho FT A
mombors to hJI conslstontly !rom
the freo throw hne. whoro thef
mtased 14 chances plus the loss
of Harvoy late in tho fourth quar·
tor were the main exc:usos for
the cellar dwellers third loss.
Other Rnm~;s found the Dells
dwpp1ng one to undefeated
Lambd~t, 36-24, ~md then ovl'r·
romtng u on<.'-potnt hal! Lime dcfa·
<'it to swamp an nroused Alpha tcnm, 30-18. Gene A r v 1 d o
spnrkl'd the Dells tn their \'lcto
wath 14 couutcrs
A trong Faculty squad llh&l
off its first half slu;glshnoss
rtscc to a 42·25 victory OVt"r
thrrd placo Froah last Tuosdal
Loading scorer Al Akins with ~
poanlri pacod lho 'Fac:s· to i
woll oarned VICtory
In the lo t un. )( 'l'uc. dll,l
scrit• . Ga"C k l~ntll r Kapp:t
lo 11:tend 11 .cJf to ttw llmll
qur·ett> by nlt bcrtl\'n Rt•tn, 24·1
Clm k Sh·plll~ns' ..,tntllr, bnckhnllt
wm k nluug w ilh l'ltpph ~d
Fl01 en's I 0 r)\)ints t•nnble
knguc lender~ tn win
All nc\\ st..rdenL rcc1 tu
LC for the sprang t~·rm are n
mlnded to ho\'C phystenl cxnmtr
ntaottS wath the1r famlly docl
nnd !ale lhc hcnlth n!rlaflcn
wath Mrs. Mnry Roberts In
tnfarmary nt Stewort Hall.
MURAL SKED
Fnday:
3:30: Sl;ma vs. Lambda ,
Afoo vs. Misfits.
Tuosday :
12:05: Dolt• vs. BettL
va. McAfoo.
Thunday :
3:30: Kappo vs. Sigma. Pol~tcal
vs. Fro1h.
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The BcrncaLS opt•ncd strong in
the ru-st gomc but till' Pioneers
kept pcckmg away and Don
Pnulson' s swisher 1rom the edge
ol lh(! key brought• the count to
4•1·42 CIS the hn~ttm c whtstlc
blew. New Burlingame Markel
Willamotle pulled ahead agaan
in tbo third quarler ancl e fourth
quarter rally by the Ptoneen fell
three pofn11 short of tying the
scoro. Dougue Logue and Ted
Loder lod tho winnora with 22
and 21 points roJpectivoly. Car{
Jackson had his beat night of
his recent outing•. contributing
17 counters Jo a losing c:auso.
LC cntcn.'CI Saturdny's contest
Jn n up ct-mandcd frnm aniJ
cave V.'Jllnmetlc o r <·nl scnrc
through Ute fJn;t hulf Score at
th• inlcrmlasJon (D\'Orcd Wlllorn
ctle :i3-28 nlthough the Plone~:rs
hQld n fou1 -JIOiul lead hnlf wuy
•brough lhc econd quortcr.
Big Loder. firing unerringly
trom lxllb earner~. rackod up 32
points. John F"u1 wound up with
16 points for the visiting Pionoon
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{erful f T
''GoodSamar1
To GiveBohLacanale
Electr1·c Wheel Chair
F'urthcr studc.nt, (acuity or tnlcrcsted party contrabutions
tt• lht Rob I..acannle wheel uhnir fund mny be gavcn to Alphn
Rhu Omega fr11Lernity or tcJ Rob BcnLon.
By Flo Ann Porltins uesday Bob LnetlDnlc b w Ue
~al in the olleenl Husband Louis Evans
o Make Campus Appearance "lcctrit' chmrl S1mullun ously
l~cwas nod Clnrk studcnta WC're
ftnl'd $501 lost week by Alpt-:.
Rht1 ond o ~roup o! mtt-rat<>li
brothr·n led by Bob .Benton
unlced a
)ning of
It boga11
had hit
nural
• • pour tn
•ing
ld ~oal'
to puJ
for p;ood
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mancc
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IN:>n Town. £"nd l<;\'ans-thl• snld she was weU on her way
\\ ho gnvc up n pr ornlslm: to stnrdom.
, lc ct~r<!CJ for full-tune ChriS· Colleen and LoUis, son or 0 n cn'ICC>-wlll h• on cnmpus Prc~byt~rian mmlstcr or Bolly
!h h r husband, l .. out • Tut duy, wood, California, nrc both at
brunr:r J!l, nt II n.m. to Spt•nl. lcndtng the San Frnncbco Tlll'o·
• pacictl student os cmbly In logJctll ~~minni,Y ond under 1t
hlllc thconter. sponJ;orslu p hovco ar1 ongcd thir
'~'"'" Y•Wrs ago CPIICCn dccJdcd Yo cck·long \'illll Jn the Porllnnd
renewing her C:t•ntrnct nren as gueslo; of the Pre liyter·
'fwcntu~ th c. ntury-Fox She Inn church• s ()( Porllnnd.
d .,ppco• Nl ht suC'h moVH M J\fl•'r Collct-n's and l..ouas'
1c," "Sr.uddn Hoo. Scuddn work 1n r~hltlous <-amp~> 111
)," "When W11Uc Come.! Mnr F'wnec und the UnHc•d Stal<'s In
ng llmm•" nnd "Wulls or .Jpa j. 11150, th•'Y Workl'd togl'lhf!l' 113
aramounl Seoul
esls Owen, Orlh
\\('II·Kcp t Sl't·rct was let out unplHd voluntt>~;t·s in Prnla, Italy
during the summer nr 1951, huild·
lng camp grounds for the World
Cunfereme ot churc:h~s
Shortly after her rcttrement
from commc~ciol Calms she mnde
thre:c rl.'hgious mo\·ics Wlth th ..
Protestant Falm e<>1 poration. She
wos named on!! of the ten most
beautiful women 1n Amcnco for
1950 • •
COLLEEN AND LOUIS EVANS aro schedule d ro appear boforo
a special atudenr a.uombly Tuesday . February 19 at 11 a.m. Colloen
formerly wu Colloen Townsend. famoUJ Hollywood •tar. who forsook Soh Henderson, KOIN staU
naunccr. tn his 6:30 n m. pro
m In t Tuesdny, wht•n rtn·
meed thnt Bill Owen, LC sen·
, nnd Rob• r1 Orth, n tcnchcr
B~nson high Sl'hool h[ld been
CT'\'IcWcd by n mn\'te scout. a movie career for th~ Bible.
The Re\'. Chester Tolson of---------------- ----------
·en explamt.>d Wt!dnt'sd oy
hl hod mtcnded to keep the
to htmsdf stnce the chances
rnn\'tc contwct n·~'lultmg nrc
rly slim. Ill.:; onl> conf1dnnte
tl•Jim Nan Pltm1•n, who docs
lighting for college 1hows.
"'"" n and Orth wen• tn thi!
of a Portland Civic lhealer Lnkc Grove Community Presby
terian church, an alumnus of
:he scmmary nnd close lnend or
the Evans', wall be guest soloist
on the program ~ingang "I Love
LiCe." He will be accompanwd by Physicist Nobel Winner to Address
College on 'Science, Man's Destiny'
"Come B:.ack, L1lllo•
a," whach was pres~ntcd nl his wife.
Following their nddrcss in 1he
theater Tuesday morning, the
Evnns' will meet •n the cafcteno
ror lunch with the students.
N•>rthwest Drnmn conlercnc< Students Cards Ready
Eugcnl' last week-end . Mtlton 1 The spnng 1952 student bCid\.'
talent scout h'Om Para-cards wtll be nvnilablt: In the
I studtos took n few hundred student. body office toduy be
tO! 16 mlllimc tcr film of both IWl'en lhe hours or 9 and 2:30
o.skcd that they send photos ncording to Bob Hilkcn, student
an Hollywood. body trensurer.
ience Students Display Dr. Arthur Holly Compton,
chuncdlor of Washmgton umver
sity nnd Nobel-praze \\'inning
physacu;t, will nddri.'Sl! nn all
college convoc<ttion, F'ebt uary 2l,
II a.m. on the topic, "SCience
and Man D(•!lliny."
1'hc Nob1•l awnrd wns given
Dr. Compton an 1927 for his dis
coveries concerning X-ray. La·
ter. between 1!'131 nnd 1931. he
rcccvil>d further rl'<!Ognilion nt
Test Application
Deadline March 10
Owers 01 Atoml·c Energy All chgablc students Y..ho in-
tended to tnke tht.• Seluchve Ser-
dlvt 10n cht•mistry .md c1-uto1, W1Json cloud cnambcr, vire college quahfu~alion te.st tn
maJors from Lcwu; .tnd and radioactive truccrs. 1952 should fllc opplicntion nl
dtrt.·cted lhe atom1c cnen \'isito~ were shown the dnn-once for the Apnl 24 rxumina-
motu;traHo n!l at Ltncoln high 1 gers oC an ntomu~ blast by photos tion, St>lecttvc Service natton;.J
February II ol the devastation that occurred headquarters ndviSt.'CI today.
wns an nttcmpt to ncqunint 1n Japan dul'inv thl first world An opplicutlon nnd bulletin or
pubhc wtth thl n<~tun:. possi· wur information may be obtnmcd ot
and dungors ot atomic Thc public was allowt.od to tnk<: 111\V drnCt bourd. Following in-
)IU(lents !rom tht• Pnrllnnd
were in chnrge of such
us the Vnn-dc-Orntr, ~n
(tf'C•Siolh: generator. cnpuble of home their own specime ns ot ra ·tructinn& in the bullettn. the
i1ouctivi ty 1n the Corm of o dune. tudent should fill ot..-t hts opph
llTndaatcd by beang put in o cotton and muil it in Uw !lpecinl
rhnmber, rich wHh neutrons t•n,·clopt• thul is pru\·tdt.'<l. Apph dtrector o( ur. mternBttonnl !ilUdy
of cosm1c ray"· He nlso antttotcd
and directed deveaupment of thl"
first atomic chain rcauon. He was
assigned to the ''l\-1onhuttan pl'o
)ccl.," to work on the dcsagnang
of the ntom1c bomb using pluton·
ium.
ln addition to oclonctng to SC\'•
ernl soctNI(!S 1n the Umtcd
I States, Dr. Compto n holds mcm-
bershtp in science acudcmh!S of
Rome, Amsterdam, Braztl. lndta,
Bavarin, \'tcnna, PCJpang, Swc
den, Nurn•ay nnd ln.'lnnd He has
authored scvt.>n boolcs on setence,
one on attcndmg coiJegc and one
con<X!rntng the frt-cdom or man.
For more than 20 yean; he
scn•ed on the faculty of lhe Unt·
\'eJlsty or Chicago us n physics
pa ofessor. chatrman of the de
partment, d C 1.1 n or ph) l!ICU!
scienc .~s and dtn .. 'Ctor or the unt
verstty's Arncrtcun cosnuc ray
cxpedlt tons. Dr Compt<~n hus r<!·
ceived honorary degr~s from 16
colleges and unl\'erstll~:l. -----
Psych Junket Postponed Pttt cuted b)' cerebral pnl )
Bob tans been gu1ILJ of bem
unnblc In gd around c· mpu:. and
hl home ndr:qunt.eh \'I.'Hhuut ld,
and It w s tor this re3!on th t
Bob wn ent~nced to an clectn
\~heel cltntr •
SludenJJ were C!ngagod F'ebru·
ory 8 nd 12 m coli ctmg mon ~
to poy thr• fmc Alpbn Rho con
lrlbutrd •tzcnbl.). nnd the remiUn
d~.:r was mndc up by sorcmtl
, rfrntemaacs. students snd fil«:Ulty
whl) onsw~rcd the loud •peakcr
appeal m front ol Lhe g) m b~
pinnmg dollar bills to a clothe -I hnr:. ond puttmg change tnto
nvoflnble un receptacles
Bob has be('.n brought to sehol)l
by students since he hrus becu
here, nnd llssiJtcd to c.lass.;s m
th llllmc manner. With th(' nE\\
chaar he wlll be enabled to get
.tbout by hum 1!.
Tho sentence is Oll:pectod to
bccnrrat:d out tn four weeks
with lhe an·a\•nl or the chair
from the Stevens Motor Chaar
comp;my m Kansas aty, Kan
sns.. One of the most modern
electric wheel c.halr:s in exist
ence, tl operates on a sclf
recltiulung ba ttcry, hns finger
lip control, overdnvc, and
moves bnck•,o; ard, {of'o\'Urd and
to ellhcr stdc.
Bob, n scn1or, in sociol''&}' nnd
psychology at Lewis and Clnrk.
has h:rd n good record since hi!
hns been her,, matntaming a
CPA over 3.00, and ncluev1ng a
3. 7!l I ut · mester.
According to the prosecu!or,
Bob v 1 n•1t supposed to be able
even to co to high school, yet he
graduated from f'nlnklin high
and enrolled at Lc\\is and Clark
wbc.n:: he will graduate lhts yenr.
Bob plans to co on in grnduntn
work m sociology and psycholog)
so that he can help other peoplo:
bke htmself.
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Noted Artist to Appear
On Campus Next Friday
\\' •llurd Johnson, famous ~orth
wellt wotcr color artist, will
appear on the campus Fndny,
February 22. lo gave a d~mon
strntton m painung . The demon
stration, whtch wlll be prtmorily
wnter color. will be held in main (0)
Ham
o: H
)ish IO)l
(0)
(38) 250,000 volts, n gieger
unr •• r, an ot•tlloscopc, visibly Tlus changed the silver in the callons must be postmarked no
cotn rrom Ag-105 to Ag-109 ond Inter than madnight, t.l3rch 10
then to cadmium. 1952. Tho abnormal psychology and
psycho-therapy clu~es wUl
make their trip to Sal•m on
February 28 instead of SaJur·
day as scheduled. tud1o of the Arl building al 3:30
p.m. Johnsc•n's demonSLr:atio n ts
open to the public nccorchng to
Bemnrd Hinshnw, bend ol Ute
ort deportment (11
17)
tS)
I 1) H
PF
21
17
39
24
16
23
31
J.«
16
16
6
0
1 Qthcr colleges that participated To bt.• cliglbll• to toke the lest, mg radioactive pnruclcs and
ilssaon, n model ulomac
n model atomac JK>Wet cen-10 the e\'ent wert! Reed, Vanpon u student mu t: t l) Be satlsrac
nnd the Oregon Medtcal school. tortly pursumc a full ttmc college
.• courst:': (2) intend to request de·
pendt:nt lorm military service
ns o :student: (3) not hove n PIC·
v 10usly token the l~Dminot•on Heart King, Queen Choice
To Highlight Junior Dance
Cordon Little demonabatea tho use of tho Gieger
to a ~roup of lntero1ted LC atudenta. • counter tn The solution m)$lcry or the Flash Fire Wipes Out Ktng nnd Qut.-en ur Heorts Will
be announced nt the nnnu J Lodge of Dr. Graham sw~'ctheart dan{C tomorrow
A h1" of undctemuncd 01 igin night.
Sunday, fo'ebruary 10, dc:;troyecl The dnnn• v. ht\:h is to l>c held
th1• 20,000 Mount Ho.xJ lodge of In th,, Sunk~>n bnllroum o( the
Dr. Alvu Crah:nn, director of Masonic temple \\til begtn •I
ch•mentary ~ducatlon. 9 p.m 1enturmc the 01 l'l~t.• ll'll of
The $20.000 structure WIIS onlr Wnlly Ht>tde1·.
pnrtiallv CIIV•·rcd by iusua·anrn Cundtdot ~s ror coronnh(ln arc·
''''t·orrlang to D1. Graham . Build· lor Queen -Shlrll'Y Adnnu;on,
mg Immshangs wc1-c nloo l'om-Patt Blnkcly, Winme Carlock and
plcteJy dcsttOJ•cd, Tbcre!ln ~1 •~hnelson, fo1· Klng-
Thl• lodge will nut b(' rebuilt., John Feuz. Hank Kohlhort, Don
Or. Cirnhnm reports. Paulson and Duane Ro mu "n. Ttr'ke moy be purchued to
dny frum members or 'the )Unio
claS5-6])0nsora of the dunce. ~ t
the bookstore or ot the door ot
'the donee.
Stan Mitchell t scheduled os
mastt"r or ~crerno ni~ ior the C!\IC:
nlng. Dl"C$S f•)r the ocension wlll
be mforrnal (sutt and hN:ls)
with no flowers ncrordang to co·
chairmen Jim Hour and Pall
Blakely.
Chnpcrone.~ wall ~ Dr. tmd
Mrs. John Anderson. Mr cr: I
Mrs. Bernard Hanshaw. ond Dr.
nnd Mrs. Al\•a Grnham • • Pago Two
Jr here .Ilonor l1e~·ilzs
~
One fmc morntng we student '" 1ll find ou1-:;ch cs em
htmled In ,l rmmuture Jl.lllonal poht1cal com en lion. That
me rn111g w1ll come eml) m ~larch when Lhc b1caLh of spring
fir-:.l bcgm to JllC.rce the cnrtll. mto ench stone, tree. bi1 d
and mtm.
Student body elections and clectlClnecrtng wall plt~h sls
'' n~ into v1ew. the1r bud~ yt t motst from ptt•ccdlng reigns.
Then '' 1ll come forth thc ,,Iatform, upon wluch cnnd~elntcs
~hnll expound upon the1r mcnts. thetr opponent's handi<'aps.
Grandtose pro1ni. cs. "prell)" tnlk nnrl the cvc.r-~milins
candidate w1ll fmd their plnce bt?forc the councils or th~ col
Ic •c nnd W(' shall elect some to offtcc for those reasons.
l3ul 1s 1t just hkc that? 'Tis far fl'om it.
B<'hind the srenes 1s the-ever-present \'Otc trading. "you
support our cand1dnte and we'll support yours," no C\'il hnrd
l) more •n,•ory than dra\\ ing strnws for nfftccs. h is recog
nll:cd that \ otc trading is a pl:u t of our national hfe. But must
v.~ follow Satan into the inferno?
It lS n pr.1C11Ce which destroys the spinl and e.ffecUvcness
of dcmucr.:tcy. It b a futile attempt b) the group to mnkc up
for the mcapability of thc1r candidntc to gel his own votes
on merit. PIONEER LOC
Guest Column
Rushee to Pledge
In Four Big Steps
By Virginia Wion
l'rl!llle11t'll\, Alpha Gantn&ll PorolltJ
Fur lhc pust twCt v. c• ks the
LOr. hns publh;hcd orttclc by
Lo1s Gnilhcr and Nmw l\tlllr>r
chsc:u ... smg sororuy lire Sq lit)\\' • I should hkc lll IL>ll you 5tl garll:
who sign•!d your nunws to thl'
lua of rusht.'CS gf tb<• bu.~· we~
nheui'J.
Ytmr date book's hrsL entry
ts for this '' t>Ckcnd-rush h.;ns.
Your {msl stop Is with th~ Sic·
mas (2-4 p.m ). th~ v. ilh the
Thetas (3-5 p.m.) and fJnolly w•th
:he .t\lphn Gnms (4~6 p m.).
Ourmg the teaa you Will b • •
.ntroduC'~d to oil the rncmbcrs of
each orgnniUJlinn and served ten
and cuke. Proper dress for the
nft moon mcludcs dre s or $UI
hot. gloves-and o .smtlc
The cvcmncs or Fcbrunry 19
20 and 21 \\'111 be booked up, too.
l:lt' is n ctlwnrd who bends his \•ole to smt llw will of his Between i :md D p.m you prob-
H kl. I I ably will be nltcn<Hng one of the rratc.-ntt'\ ~orontv or other group. e •s n wen • mg " 10 a - E h h • • • • ;,oront,Y partJCS nc group n
Jo\'.;S his group to pa·osttlute stsclf to a vote-barter scheme. plnnnc-d for several weeks n set·
Now lS the time to be hono~able . F{'lr honor os well as together you will long ren11.~mbcr.
h \'r 13 \" Mixer gam~s play an irnport.unl chat1ly bcgms at orne. . . ('.
:Con. icl r pn r t. So hl' pr.:pnrc.d to have lots
of fun. And, ubovc nll. rein!'
The members nre l.ryins to pl~n!>P
vou os ·much ns ~ ou nrc tt ymg
Piclut-e a wharhng top which suddenly ceases spinning {or-· to r,kas~ Lhcm.
v.; .u'Cl and commences going backwards. And now envision Combmmc these occnsJOn • ~ou
• • • v; ill be nblc to select the sorority an established. progr~ssn c-mmdcd college wh1ch all of a sud-10 whtch you would likt-to be·
dl::n turns reactionary. long. But you bnvc u whole wcclt
. . to decide. That 1s the e.:sense of the pcndmg conlro\-crssal natlonah-
z.ntton of fratcn1itu~.s lSS'Uc.
It tS a problem of important bear mg on all of us here
nCI\\ -but cspec.tally to our posterit). In short, it 1s the prob
lem of little college vs. big college.
If W\.:: choose l1Je btg college, we must be prepared lo rc
ltnctutsh man) of the blessmgs we have had as a small college
wtder the local fraten\lly system. Then oo Thursday , Februor;
21. you wall lea\'~ your cholr.c
d Cirsl, second and third sorod·
tJcs \\ Jth Miss HnrlzJcJd
Your Jed letter day will be
Friday the t wcnly-seC(l•nd. A l
Dean Humfcld's office will bt.•
:rnur ln\•llation to JOin a hilrorJly,
Upon your ~•cccptanre of this had,
you will pledge for six we• ks. -o·
-----Friday. F~rbruary I !i,
-• • .. '• •
"Ho lcnows tho season ia ovor-but bo'r; afraid ol' Prof Snarl
forgot he's an athlete. "
Writer Proposes 'Plan F',
Solves Revulsion Problem
By Chuck Gibb book in psychology, nnd
I h. I\ c noticed lately a {, 1ght- 1-t>~l'l'rvllunc to !nthom this
emng tendency of LC students· lime hostility . Ho tried seeing
lhnt IS n p ychologicnJ rc\•ulsaon denllsl. chongmg Ius brand
to the letter "f'". soap and rcadmg Dnlc Caa·nc~~
It coml"S qu1tc nnluf!!Uy, too But lo 110 ;wnll.
Bcl·nusc from the moment Utey
plunk thc1r first buck mto the
buslnt•ss oHict:! coffers unul they
t1mpse Bl.'l'OSS the campus. di·
plomn m hnnd, four (lf thc .. y'rc
Juckyl years lnlcr, students nrc 1t. Did he ever disco\'cr the
~:~n? I wouldn't knO\\. Night
nnd, os ll wns on outs1de rl'ium
nssagnment, I d1dn't doa'(.'
the book mto Lhl! house to
constantly under the loonung The student body nl Frustr
shndO\\ of Lhe da ··ndcd ''F'". unl\ et'Sity hns the "F" t•om
Of couno lhoy needn't tcje('l
the letter from the alphabet.
Howcvc•. the s1tun11on docs u11ing too •.. so hadly thnt letl
1! \"'e choose to :remain os we are. we must give up look
ing O\'Cl' to yonder green~r pastures. Aflor lhia poriod Y•)U 01 c fut·
all~ ·l l ... d t to mmd nn mtcrcstin£ case hili· m J m1 10 \~ an I<'COmt• n
~-'• I s· Rh '1'1 ton• r hoppcned lO stumble 8Ct11s.i arc forbidden lu wear their ,.,..,.
ei'S ~xccpt nn vncnllons. One
nurncd Cyl'ant• de F'rostm, un'~:~~
mun on the Et:hool sn01.V1b
I cam. wru; hanged tn eft igy
At thlS writing. docs not the balance hang heavily lo one
stde? Are not the advantages of national fratcrmt1es mmute
os comp., red to the hazards of them'?
Before you dtscard a clumshed possession, ask yourself
'•t tt \\ orth 1t ?" Consider yc tho gain& era yc bear th~ pain£.
W. B.\\'. ncnhx::r (11 •ern.. o, leU• I · .
K a AI t G 1n some outs1do readmg. app or p 1n ammn.
1£ You Ploau ...
Rushees nrc askco to
cuch ot the functions to
they arc ln-.Jtcd A young Crt!Shman named Joe
F .•• led a mJrmnlly happy c::nm·
pus t•xlstenec nt a small mid·
western CQilcge unul finnls roU·
attend cd around. Then to hl!i horror he
which cli&CO\'Crcd that he wns shunned
Sorority members have :;pent
much lime and mont!y cat·rym~
out the cvcnlS for thc1r cu~ts en·
JO)i mcnt ond H 1 o matter of from all sides by superstlttous
scholnrs
He was unawcro or lhc reason,
not ho,·mg done his ow•n \VOrk· .. not conforming to the ed1ct.
We C'l'rlnwly don't want
to hr,ppcn here, do we? The
I lHI\'C devised -a scheme to
the probl~m ln the bud. Why
re,·cn;e the grade order ever)
cr ''car?
Il would be nice to be nble
brag nnd feel p1'0ud nboul
ang nn "F'' for n chnnge.
Egypt From Anotl1er Angle 1 courtesy to be present U of 0 Progressive Dance
Raises Money for YWCA By H. 0. N. Bull
Summara~.-d Mr. Uzri's \ icw
"'~'"'n to be Utnt the BrtltE.h occu
pltltOil httS ~'< n the cause uf nil
Uw troubles and mib-cri•!S that
ha\ e hchsllcn the 'Egyptum popu·
lullon moe 1 C82
Hr' e\ ~>r l ha\ c \rork(!d and
In •-d !u 'Egypt "1th E~pt1ons far
fJUeen eru"£; learned the lan
.GUD r nnd had many fr•cnds
among nJJ clEu>cs
Mr. Uu1'a h1ghly biased _ena
uf urtlclcs tnkt> no acaJunt or the
fnc't that from 525 B C unul Ute
IU.fu.:Lecnth centuey Egypt hns nl
~ been ruled b) .fQTCJgn •rs;
fru 111 th• Pci'Sltlrt! to the Turks
th re hlid been a long ~cord o'
•:>e lfl •miC ('XplOlloiUOll
Ht:a\~ lax Wl.:.re 1mpost..-d on
lh • unfortunate P<.'QPie '' hu:h.,
wh1IP {my:Dble an normal 11m
,. t.:rc lhC' caUSi." -ol ternble fam
~~ v. hen the N '11: flood fluh.:d
ln I 089. :Cor <.xamplc. people
v. lldns: the treet& of Cutro wcr ·
ra.oqucntl) pulled up by nooks,
let dn-..;11 :from the y;nHJo-..;. und
•· Len
Tho ~yp tian pculillt. lhcr •
fo has nothing t • look bd.t"k lD
10 th past but i1 corui;tcut rt r
NO Of mtr~. thiS unhappy l1.1nd lS tht pre \ml'C
of Jorge bodies o[ rchCIOUS .ml•
nonUcs. 01 thc.-sc the mosl 1m·
porlant ore ll• Copl.s. Thl:) :num·
bcr O\'CT n milhon and ttrc Chns·
.rnns
In general they hove n bcllcr
l"ducntJon. o hachcr culturul h:vl·l
1111d ore Wt'allhaer lhnn the r.rent·
N part ot the Moslem mn)onty.
In '\.hi' daYs ix>fOI'C UOIVCI"Slll ~U-•
c:nUon, the Copts were ne~dcd to
fill posts in Ole c1v11 sen•.lC(!.
But w1lh lhou~nds of younG
:M h•m now crnduallnc, lhcar
mfluent:'C 1 rcacntcd 1l should
bt! remember d thnt the ntm ol
mo t educated youn • m•'n ts w
jtC'l B gO\'ernmcnl CIVIl rYICC jub
Even the po11 of doorkeeper at
U f;tO\'errtmcnt Office II eD(;crly
.soucht-Uii' pay ., &:mull. nn1und
$1S a:& month. But ten times Uml
cnri be m<1dc out of lmbl.'!l which
~vrryunc pay& ali n mnlwr of
courcc m ordCI to obt..:un nu Inter·
\'I• w \\ 1th on ••fhc1nl.
(Ecblor'• nolO: This is tho first
in a r.erics oj articles by H. 0. H.
Bull. as.soociato profcuor of geog·
rapby. prosontlng h1s VIews on tho
Eg1))Jlan q~o~osllon .} 1 ,..~)1 ~ --··w ·tt• I
t 1.1< I rml . t nn I lh•• J\ •
.. •rtlhll• d HI 11th ut rtl 1.-\\II'! un1l
<'"lurk rr•ll!!#~ l'ublll'l•ctl \\ • "ld)
olurln~: lh• c~olh·go )tllr HUb1KrJ1t• linn ntl• • s: tt(l ,..,,. ) , •r
l'nl• r• rt "" '" ~·nd cl\• rnM L• ,.
Ml l'r•rt Ill nd, 1 •rt j!:un
BRYCE WHITE
Editor-in-Chief
BiU Foss Managing Editor
Don Floren Assistant Editor
Ann Granning Editorial Editor
Society Edilor
Gerald1ne Sprou Asst. Society
Tom o·oay Sporu; Edilor
HerL Scholcior rOIUures Editor
&eponl'4'• 1 ••••• GarUo l'anQJn.,
,-1074 0 o 111 nt l D •• G.rl\lcUno
lll)rott, 0 It Air' 1 • 11 Obaln'lnl•l•
Catherine D•U.traty , llllllue
J>rln Tom Ps•neu, .1hu Spoh:D, lldwtn Duede, Warne)' Drennlnl', rto A.DD Petllln.,, Vtrll'l~tR aow•
:uan.
ClroDlaUon; I;. nUt lhnltb,
J>at 8CNUUI)" 1 AI StetJII&nlon,
C111l.ulnDUta: Oharl.. ~I lib, Paul Barr. Don Jlftn4t~nlll\ ; 6')1orh:
7om Hanl•¥· AI 8\l!lpbe11euu,
PJ\oto~aph•rl J'ac:ll Tracllatl four sororities und Carson Hall
ul U uf 0 took pna t in a progress·
lv • dunce rcc••nll\' for the b~ncf•l • of lht• YWCA, 't'1ckcts were sold
rtll uvr•r lh~ l umpu!>'which would
udm11 students lO don~c:s m each
o( thi• buutles-on idea fur future
Ll'\~·•s and Clnrk bcncl1t proJt!ClS,
Then• nlwuys &ecm to be com
phunts about dormitory food. But
dorm I rsldt:nls al \.he University
ol M1chagan though they had the
best ml•ol tn wc•·ks when Army
C ratwns were spread over mash
ed potatoes for the m:un course
ut dinner one night. •
Al M1ch•t:an Stat•" univcrnity
lhr> g1rls orgnmzcd o fuotbnll tenm
to prove lhnt the "wcn"cr l'X"
15 on innccurntc tJLie. Then they
cllnll\•ncc-d Jcu;t year's mtrn-murnl
duunptrm.,, The ll"'re: Men 13,
Women 19.
Pollet: nt UCI .. A n·port one or
tl1c won;t cnmpus IJ'1lf!sc snnfus
Jn ycnr11 J\ bout 80 en a'S w~1 c pnrk·
ell Illegally- in •• Isles nnd red zones
CIHUllng a )Om. hl11cklng cxats rmd
• It •gl'Hlg Uu: flow o( troHH-. Sc•me
IJ( the• guilty parties Wcl'C reward·
I U \\ llh UWih('d (e_ndt:I'JI !&nd park•
mg llckds. -n nlcu thivt:rs tracd
tu get thc1r tnt'S out of thr> lvt Eight YMCA m~mhcrs nt U
0 hnvc oppoantcd themselves
uruthers to l>l)nle Ol the coun
problem ch1ldron whr1 h:Pl
wnnted and w:ml lu bdong
cnng. Most of the I it ttc "''''"''h
ha\'C been an JUV •ullc hom ...
the•r ncllons.
From the Daily Knnsnn
this c•Jmmenl: "F•Jothnll mny
nil 11ght for spOil, but 101
ciL·an fun thc.•·c 1£ nothing
tr)'1nc t<J bnbc :m income
oWclol."
Lucky Thirteen
Thirteen students
G.P.A or 4 oo w1th
of 15 <'redit houns
&crncstc•, lhe rcgi&trur' s
:announced this wc~k Four--ow
ct•s mdudc Normnn Barna •
en Bnrnnrd, Shirley Cml1
hugh Dodson, Patricia
Cnrla linn mnn. Kcnn~th II
'ang, Ulu K ugl'!mag1, J 0
Knowlton, Kcnnclh nl
Huth Hobin on, l)uuglos
F'h.:ct und Corol \\'hitmon.
Nome<; o( otlwt• hont•r 1'011
dcnlS wflJ llJ)jJCUI' Ill llC,Xl """"'
LOG. I
nnu
I
p
~:. 1 !1,
I
lo
• Jgy
ut y. F"obruory 1~. 19S2
the Socutl S~tle By Na.oey Miller
ond Geraldine Sprott
orority Rushing Begins
ith Formal Teas Sunday
lnvllatu)ns nrc be1ng rcCClVed this wccl{ hy u rush ctocs
fift~-ont! women\(> nttf'nd the lormal sorority rush lCR!> this
allcrnonn, l•'cbruary 17, lradilwnally opening lhc
nu • .t sprtng sor()l'ILY rush functions.
ln the "Oldc English" custom, lea wilt be served irom
' p.m. by Sigma Hho at the home of Eliz~tbclh Cunwav 3212 . ' E. <.:rysiul Springs boulevnrci.
SprinC &mntn" themes l'hcta -:------------
:r~p~ln's ten frmn J-5 p m ot the furUter utfonnuhon irom I' rnnk
o! Mr. nnd Mrs. Jomcs l~nwrl'ncc, chnarmon, r)r Dr. John
~hnStlll, 151 h N. E Couch Slt'CCI Anderson, r l.'pre£entmg rnculty.
A • Hnwouan" t••11 will l>c given
f Alphn Gnmmo nl the home or
,3n Elliott, :l451 N. E. 28, from
ll p.m.
Upon receipt or (I second mvi·
tton, ruo;hu•s will nttend the•
ronl.y prcf~rcnce pnrtl<·s the
'lcowmg Tuc rlny, Wcdncsdny
Thursdny l'VCnangs, r'cllruory
~. 20 and 21, in thiS oJ-d~;1:
Rushee!' ore nskcd to <orne ns
~tlr suppressed dcsarc to the
oo~1•:n,ln n '' pnrly plonncd by
Rho for 'l'uc~dny .;>Vc•ning,
~0 p.m., nt the home nr Cnrolyn
, 601 Mnndu:ste1· Pia(•\
-Arnbinn Nights" will bt• the
ot Thctn Knppu's pnrty
/edncl;cJuy l'\'Cntng, 7:30 p.m.
ltlhces nrc to wc•nr costurnr-s to
m) out the thl•mc.
• A "picnu:" will be held uy AI·
Gommn nnd the1r guests,
mg the oppropnotc costumes,
lh'-' homt> of M1raom Holcomb,
101 N. 1-:. Bnrkc.rbrook ro3d,
\'l'll ans. 7·30 p.m.
n the Aisle
Hnl Kn tPP J unc. '51 groduot~
nd Knthryn Owen, were mnrriw
m thl• Bcthnn~ · Ml!tho
church an H1llsborQ, Or~gon .
t.'C•uplc an• hvlnc in Mont
, Cahformo where Hnl 1s
oned walh the orml'<l forces.
Two lhmgs in life ur" mcvltnblc
u.nu tnxc.s.
In u mood oi cnCmcr·d jollity,
l\lu Eps1lon Will cl!lebrntl!
tnx deadline, the dl•ath of
aesor and lhe Ide or Mrtr1'h at
alumm sponsored f! Unlr on
15.
alumni ossocintion has rc
bccn reorgnntZ<"d with n
ilert:lb<:rshlp of 14 and fratc1 OilY
• n1ghl is now Tum;day .
Mary EllNby and Charlene
tUOJt:S, fl•Pl cscnting the LCWIS
Clnrk Rndto Guald nnd Radio
orksh(ap, puJd {I VI It lllsl week
1 stutiun KW AX, the Umvcrsily
Ore~:on's student-opct·atcd stn
dnst Wt•ckcnd.
Thl' station wru; VN)' cng••r to
rip in Lt wis nnd Clark's bcgm·
Mngcs of rod111 work nnd
'iL'd a l(rcut nmuunl ot mnt·
I und idt•us.
Thl! campus urs.:nn1zution i:J now
orlong on thl' piny "The l..onc
Trntn," the storv or Lincoln's •
Jnll&,.,.l !nun They hop•· to t'\'ent-
work up to o pt't•ductaon n
over locnl rod1o stntaons. .. • •
Human Rclnlll'\n lommts
n of the student body, through
committee ~'" religious ucuvl·
ls $ponsormc n 6P•·clnl re
lo study the voluntary JQ.·
liOUS life on the Lewis nnd
lark cnmpus. •
'Mw retrcnt is to hr• held nt
uc·hn, ~o·l·brunry 22, 23 and 2·1.
"-'-' the r••trcot as prtmanly for
llw group of 111 udcnts und
will b" limited to 25. Most
the rfltrcnl's r!JCpcru>cS Will be
h:n hy the Haren ('(lm· • • • A nursing in tea est club hns been
newly orgunltcd on enmpu!l pro
\'admt: o sucml outJf•t for lh•• nurs
II'IJ:; atudcnts ot the nlliliollng
chnul of nursmg. •
The croup ill planning to odopl
a group of Alnskan children nnd
pr .. \•Jde rccrl!ntional ond cduco·
tionnl mntcnal for them. Furlbcr
plans include makmg toys,
through the R~.o-d Cross, for chil·
drlm In the Portland orca.
Orfic&•n; of the new club ore:
Mnrthn \'HIIinnt, prcsadcnt; Merle
Mc.Murrny, VIC(> ptc&idt!lll; Jean
llurlow, St'Crct:uy; Elcnnoa nrn
tllc', CC'Jrt<·sponding ~ccrclal'y; lmd
l.v1·ls Loree, trt!asurct. • • •
"Tiw Importance of Ccrnm1~
In f:v••rydny L1fc'' wlll be dis·
cussed by Mr. Ivnn Houser, t:<'
rnmtc instructor, ol lhc Februurv • mc!!ling of the Wom~n's Fncully
club lhts afternoon ot 2:30 in
Akm holl. • • •
Tht' local chapter of Future
Tcach~rs of Amcr1t:1 will 15ponsor
n coCk'<! hour on Wednesday nh
crnoon frorn 4 to 4:45, cspccinlly
for thss SPme~ter's student teach·
crs nod thdr superVISOrs. -
Philosophy Professor
To Attend Earl Talks
John Harrangton, professor of
philosophy. w1ll vis1l the cumpus
o! Par1!1c School of Rcllginn nt
Berkel~y. Callfornm, when• he
hns b•·fl!n lnvttt!d to allcnd the
F..nrl ll'ctur··s February 19·21.
The Ettrl lectur!!S <u-e porl of
lhe annual pastornl confen:nceo;
1md will !en lure as main speakers:
H'nrry Emen;on Fosdtck, fonnc1'
minister of Rtvt'rstdc Churcl'.
Nc\\ York, and ex-tcnchcr of
Hornngton's; nnd Dr. Wflllam F
J\lbright, archeologist or Hopkins
unl\'ersity, Balumorc , Maryland
Dr. P. Malcomb Hammond nnd
Or. John L. Andcr.sun or the rr·
Iig1on department wllh Dr. Paul
Honigshc1m of soc1o!ogy will
ouh;t <~l Harringt on's clnsscs unltl
his return.
Visiting English Head
To Speak on Campus
Dr. Hugh M. Gloslc1' of Hamp
ton mstitutc, wtll speak to Enelish
ctn~~·s Mondny ~nd 'fucsd<l\' 1
Jo'~bruary 18 and J9
Dr. Gloster will appcnr ns D
\"isiting lecturer or lhc Amcncnn
Fr1.:nds Sr.rvict' committee. He \1
professor of Enghsh and chntnnnn
ol the;. commun1cntlons ccnt..•r of
the dcpnrlmcnt o! language oncf
htcrnturc o( Hampton
Or. Closter will bl'gln hu; lec:
tut-cs by spc:'lking w John Gross's
class m the West In .Amencnn
hteroture at II a.m on tht topic
01 Negro Iolklorc. At 12 he wJlJ
ut!dn.~ all fs••sKman Englsah
(•lnsses on written und twnt com·
munic:nt ion.
lil.'pre~amt.tfivc•s r .. ,m the 1·um· On Tucsdny Ur, Glv,tcr will
1 cliglous gruup~. togethcrj SJINlk to the te:.chlng u! l::ngltsh
St:_lt"ct.-•d ptwsons frnm 1111 clnu nl 8 n.m.
llt•J.:c classes li'Jncsentang n \'0·1 Or, l'rlostl"!l l:s the outhM 11£ lh••
of church nHillutlons nrc book, Negro \'otecs m American
mg. ~ 1chon. und a frequent mngo'rJne
,StudenUI who nr•• e:~pccinll)' in· t:ontnuutor nnd contrauuung cdl
ted In nltcndlng rno~ nbtnin tor PIONEER LOC
I
'Stag Drag Dance
F ollowa Baskeball Game
After the Sonttlc Pnctftc game
lon1[1ht th~ Jumor-Scntor danet•
umnull~c wll 11pon1or the "Cnn
cllclluht Cnpm11" in the 11hock
Th,. stag-ond·rlrng nrtolr wtll be
held to rnlac: m•m• y fot the Jun
lor-Scmor bnll. Shtrlcy C.-..ngle
boch, Jonn Biholl ami ClaM
Rumm••l nrc nn Lht'! nrTnngemcnt
commattt:P, Admt.ston -will b,.. 25
('r'nl¥ n prrscm Pago Three
Large Audience Applauds
Recital of Rudolph Ganz
BT Carth Fanning
The nhnlll1..1 finCCJ"a nnd t1Pxlblt! mind or one or 1hc world' gre&t
mu iciBnB Wt•rc dt plovod to a pockt d colh:gc thcnter February 6 as
S\\ ls&-bom Rudolph Gnn% was heard in p1nno rcc1tnl.
Warm rnpJ)(Irl btttwccn perfonncr nnd auds(Jnc WfiJJ ~tnblltht'd
lmrned1ntdy ns the cmanenl mullll'iun cxhsb1tr:d o t!p:trkllne touc:h
and luctdlty o! plnnasllt cxprCS5son
l'i'1rst cl•~lwn phl\'dl wns MoU&rt's ''Romnnw in A Mujor," o
composition whose! t•vcry nunn~:e and rhythm Wfl3 examined
S thoroughly by GRn?-feiner to Review Haydn' "Fanllllly lll c MIIJor" Wfl.'l glven 0 cn!Op, en rgcltc trcnt
m<'nt and played ot n tempo romcwhol futcr tbnn is customary.
Trueblood V I Cut1oUBiy enough, Gnn:z lt<lcmcd lCI&Sl ot ease with Beethoven's 0 ume "Sonnln 1ft A MnJor." An overbearinG lcfl hand tundered d}'nllmlc
Dr. Richnrd M. Steiner, mtnas- dcvclopm~nt, though the work n n whole wra loudnbly performed.
t••r tlr 'the Ftrst Unllnrfon church, Ltist number ploycd b£'forc the int.-.zmlsslon wa Brohm5' "Rhup
Wtll rcvll'w the book, "The Life sody an ~;Flat.'' mt,-•rprctca with n verve nnd power ~hoUy bccom
We Pru:c." 'by Ellon Trueblood mg to 11.5 content Gonz' Jrerlormllltcc hero..:: wn.s one of th~ hi(.thltghu
nl 3:45 this afternoon. of the cvenang.
"l'hc author, n Quokcr ph1loro· The paonut's playing of five DcbU$SY scledtons wns preceded
phl'r on the slat! of Earlham col· wllh nn mtroduetson. Gnnz diScussed tht' grcfll ndmlrnt10n he fclt
h~JJP, ludlnnn, hnJ written man~ for Debussy's music and tn anecdotes &Pic:cd wllh humor, related m
books on thiS subject and related c1denl8 surrounding performances of the composer's works.
fields. Three of Gonz.' u\Vl1 pieces followed, the l&t of which, "Aflcr
ln tho book tho author slr1Vl!.i M1dnighl," wns strongly imprC!S.'ItQnl&tlc 1n rtylc.
to moke Americans conscJous ol Crifles' "Th White Peacock.'' n composhlon dedlcnt~d to Cnnz,
tht'lr hcritnc~. He nttcmpll: to and Chopan's "l''nutnsy In F Manor" CIQSeU the program.
rccu!ntC the cl 0881cnl and Chlist-__ A_r_c_c_c.;..p_ll_v_c_nu_d_h_:·n_c_e_c_n_l_lcd __ l_h_c...;p_l_o_n_li_l_b_a_c_k_l_o_r _lh_rc_c_cn_c_o_rc __
tan v!cw I>( life Without liCrmons
lting. lle compare A mcncan'
Wllh subJects <•f communult cvun
trics.
Or Truchlt}od behcvcs thnt
Arnf!racnns hn\'e n much better
herltnge to hvc up to but do not
hvc up to it ns dn lhc commuoists
lie nslal thot Amcrscnns look at
themselves critically in on n~-• tempt to tmprO\'c lhl.s situation.
Dr. S,ioinor'a popularity as n
rcv~ewcr Is o result of hts bock
ground an college tcncbmg, 18
ycors in the ministry, nnd ncws
pnpcr rcportmg Dr. Steinl"r Is
preSident or lhc Cu.v club.
K<.'nncth Johnson of the En&·
!ish dcpnrlment will mtroducc
Dr. Siemer. Studrnls nnd fncuhv • are wt!lromc to altend, nccordlng
to Dr. L. 0. Tomlinson, librarian,
in c:hnrgc ur thl' monthly prfl
grams.
Co1lege Choir to Sing
For PT&T 'Pioneers'
The collf!gc chou "ul smg for
the Pacsflc Telephone & Tclc
grnph company "Pioneers," thOS!!
employee.!! who h&\'C "been with
the company for 15 or more ye~ns,
at n performonce in the grnnd
unllroom pl the Multnomnh ho
tel tomght :ll 7:30.
Included 1n the musical selec
tions wtll be a specl<~l nrrnngc
mcnl of 'Coman' 'fhroush the
Rye," the negro sptritunl, "Soon
Ah Will Be Done," and "'The
L1ttle While H<'n.''
John Pclt•rson, ltnss, wtll sing
"IL Ain't Nt.'cessnril)' So,'' ac
t•ompnnaed by tlw chnir.
Solos will be nft~·rcd hy John
Pctcnron nnd pianist Sllln Trugcn
Symphony to Perform
Sunday Music Concert
An ort•hestrnl conc<.'rt waln lW·
los;sts w11l be prescnlcd under the
b. ton of Bons Strpo nt the gym
nasium Sundoy at 3:30 p m. Thl'
program IS ns follows:
Zorobnyd:t s .. ·cnoscn
Csolo by Cln1rc HodgklnsJ
Ov rturc to "Oberon" \'l)n Weber
Symphony No 'I Brohms
o\llcgro cncrgk-o e pn:;stonato
(Pnsltacngll.&)
Bt!hold Tit. nin, from "Magnon"
Thoma
.-\n Outdoor Overture c,)plantl
( F arst pt•rfonnnnoc an Portlnnd)
Synagogue Slates Odell
Pr ul• nt Morgan S, Odt:"ll Wtll
ndurc!ll! the l'ona:rcr.ullon Clf
.\h[IVUI s hoI om, con.c"l'vnll\'t•
Jewish ~ynngoguc, this cvo;ning
at 7•30 rJ.m. 'T'hc cop1c of hi
speech Is ··uur Mutual Religious
R~.o-sourcCll Cur BaoUn:rhood." 'Leave Us Not Pan 'Em:
We Shoulda Banned 'Em'
By H•rb Scholder
Lest 10me poor deported FrPnch hoUBewifc tum over an her
grave, let WI prant n hosty assurnncc that mMt Frenchmen pass lha
llm•• ot day engagmg ln ncll\'ltl other than smgmg ~ dllUes, nl·
tending cr.x:ktu1l pnrucs. domg np;~chc donees ond mnkmg Amerienn
\Ounllts ns the French c.Jub pre en ted tHtm ln its nnnual l"e' Jew lnst
Tuesdny In lhc thcntcr.
The 'lt'tlln~; was o 1-~rcncl\ nl&ht club with n bnr that WM patnted
with blnclt rutd white zcbrn str1pc There wns nlso n prano dccorat
cd wtlh two wine bottles, some crny dropcry nnd four ploycrs dur
tnc the course of 4)e progrom.
Obv10usly there ts decided ndvnntage in such n setting, smce
the stngc aud1cncc con lend the real audience in opplnu.se niter the
numbers. n device thnt came in handy nt Utls show.
Not that lhc perfonncrs were uniformly bnd Olano Murphy,
Ro\\ t~nll Owen, Hownrd Butzer, Jean Btrebe. Gerry Sprott ond o fev.•
of tne others were qu1tc talenlL'<l-especltlll)' Miss Owen. who gal the
biggest hand M ihc show w1lh hf'r number obout o Foc:nchman who
W:ltts and wntl.s, ".Monsu~ur Att.cndaat"
But thot aprtchc dancf'l Sucre Blcuc and may the Lord hn\'C
mercy on Arden Crnlg und Ann Reed. I hove nc\'cr witnessed the
"real thing" In the woy o! Purisinn apache dancmg. but il thol was
nny sample, Chann, here l come
Dtck McJgs, ns thC! villltng species Ameru:nnus, supphc:d the only
mt<;ndcd humor of the morning outs1de of Btll 'l'rc\•or, but he dtd a
v.•onderful JOb Of it With bls Strnight dendpon and fiot \'OICC.
Trevor duplnycd an ~ccllcnl gafl for pnntomame m has little bit
as the bartender. Has rolhng gatt nnd .shnkmg hnnds in !;erving the
drmks were n pantc.
Miss Beebe wos quite effective with her sultry rendiuon of "La
Mer." Anoth('r P<'rfonncr, Mus Murphy, rcmmded one of Bcatncc
Lllhe, wllh her hllnrtous fnUlng lock or hair.
I \\'Ill leave the questton of whether V1rginia Blttar. who opened
Ute show, can sing to some more competent JUdge, but the ia l thnt
she cnn't act was lnmcntnbly m c\•ldence.
The show ended with nn extremely nlhlclic cnn-c:m dance nnd
by tbut umc the audacnce deserved a r:cst.
Imh dances will be taught lu
Una Kennedy, Dublln. lrclllntl
on 1'hursdoy, l'l.::urunry 21, tn the
gyrn !rom 3.15 to 5 p m
MISS 1{o'nncdy IS CUrn:'nlly
workmg on her mnsler' degree
nl Mills c:-ollc,c In Cnlifornla. The
scss1on will be open to stuucnt.s·
nt·lnrge t~nd admiSSIOn will be 25
cents. SCA .Presents Second
'Apple Polishinlt Meet
Yc oldc school bcll "Ill nng
out next Tuerooy night., Fcb:uarv
19, cnmns to order the econd
nnnunl "Apple Polishin" session
sponsored by the Student Ch'fist·
wn ;u;:>oclouon. The subJect to
~ diJ;cuSSt.'d IS ~h Student and
th Prof." Traffic Court to Meet Lrust yeor's top1c. "My Ideal
G 22 Student-Prof" brought forth not. On Thursdays in -onl) senous and ach\'C dtSCUSSIOn
"111 or pomu 8l whtch students and
The Trnfftc commasslon luculty might lmpro\''-= thell'
meet t'rom I~ to l:l"20 '" G-2.2 tcachmg and lc mm.a~ tccl\hiquC3i
every Thursdny to c:on ltlcr 11 bul chance for more fnculty
diSPutes regarrlmg Uckc~ and nnd students to meet t.:ach other
trnl Uc:-ps'()hlcmll The dny wn" ouuldc of the clussroom an~
changed from Fr1dos to at'Ctlmo sh rc pet P \'C.'> as well 05 pc.t
dote more students • JOlt
Tralftc fJn{'S can still be pntd This yC"".1r's mC"Cllng whtch 1
in the book$tore Bnyumc dur.IJIU open to l"~ryonc wall lnclud
lhr-wcl.!lt folluwlng issuance of ·nter1alnmcnt nnd 8lUth nt fuc
thc tick t ulh d1 cus.sion 'l'he t>"SS on "'tll
11tc Trnrtic I.'Qil\mssston wa~ re· be ht!ld nt the homt: o! Mr. l..c.m-.
Cl.'ntly 1-corgumzcd nnd \\ 111 war Tho~ r, 12S04 S W Rn: crstd •
more close!) \\ 1\h the dum lll dnn nt 7 30 p,m T1 nD"'P rt;~
'l\en's OfftC' Chnrh~ lhlldors Uon from lhL Nimpus \\ m b(' p •
book tore mun ger, Will help th .. l '1dcd and \\ lll lc '\: an f nt or
c:omnHASion v. nh its probl n • th C) m nl 'i 10 p m. Page Four
Pioneers Meet
Seattle Pacific
In Return Tilts
The d.: wn ttocld~;n PaoiH~I
frotn l C m~ I lh~ liP tnd tCJmtn
F lc;:ons r.rom Scntth: tomght nnd
\ 'mu• '' naghl m upl • or
turn n n-et•nf!'N nc {lam
ln th.:tr lo~ cn,Rn L·m£'n\!< ''all
" ch uthor, th 0 ng~ '' lk oCt
' n r \\ttl l\\'0 clo \\In
t l ll 1 \\ ''hen Kl:n ~t'\ u
\\ pl ~ &.nr. bnll nd I (' d t
Eld n Ft" " nn the bcnth t
~·' ut \\ttl uud .<d\1 { B .,
t , r)ph m rc I ot hot nd fax
' II tx: out or ell on In Ull "Ct'k
nd rJ
Tl (' S :au teat.. • c p l.'t."' , b'
Lt {•II Mtkkelson QO<' of th
n lin\ est I t" a d 1 n g Nn>r:
'M1 .:' madt! 11 and 11) p tn:;l Ill
I a;. l)f'C\'Io\J:s tnoounh.' • '' ltJ1 lhl'
Ptoncl'I'So Jam Guaca· and Pat
Gocru:-cn • re the F lcou•s blg
tht 1 t>e' and tJtc kC\' . •
Scnttlc Rn~tllc's ~ oun~ quacl
01 p u~ s n f1lst br~ak \\ tlh D num
t mnn dcfen ec, In th ir lo"t out
Ing the> hung n parr ol defeats
C'n Vanport.. '' ath scotcs tn bolh
am IX'nc.hms Into the agr
l'l bU
\\'h~ n LC mel the F:llcons c rl)
m th~: cason the Stt.ltlle Eoqund
\ Cl) I ~~ GJ'C n nnd Jacked real
re n e trength The) ha\'C b~n
,!!<umng cxperJC.nce and bench
lrength all cason. They u en
11.\'D lull Lenms m the Vunport
sencs.
Lae•·ing real height. the Se
attlcates depend on speed, accur
acy nnd ~grcssh cness to win
thc1r games.
Frosh Drop Three
In Weekend Play
Facmc thcu-toughest oppo l·
ttou of the :rear, the (rosh m t
uut could not qunc stop the on
h ght
A trans fmis.h February 8
pu It'd them wtlhtn ~\\ o polnl:.
of th• Wfllnmcttc Bearkht.ens
Tb(' Stilern boys '''Cnl home on
•he long ond of n 55-53 count
A ne\\ comer in lhc htch scoring
C'Olumn Larry Ha,·ereamp. shored
l)(liDl laurels w~lh WlliOmNtc' c
f.c.n~ Ho\'c.rn.tCk. eac:h had 13.
Tbe loUowing night the Smltl -
ex~. clu~d quintt·t tra,•elcd south
to m•~L the Bt>arklttcns ngain
1 hUt t1me the hosts jumped to an
t<. rly lead and thundered to t1
66-3!.1 score. Haugen. o subslllutt:
racked 1n 19 points to lead th••
scor.:rs.- He was ·{ollowed l>y
Chuck L \\ l wtlh 13 Mallor!
' b1gh for the PJOneers will1
eight..
Notlunc changed but the sight.
' ould dcscnbc LC's SL'COnd meet
tr\C WJth the Portland U. frosh
The cmne follow~ the same p:ll
tun us the pre\"'OUS encounter
In teed of Palatine hill lhC> duel
wss phl> ed at Ho\l;nrd hall on the
P. U. cnmpus nnd thl' Vl5itors held
the score ten pomts under the
pr \ lous bnttle
The h·osb hold on Ute ftrst half
nod trniled by only five Pl•lnt
t Uic end of the pcrJod 30·25.
Tb ~ oung Pilot lMk ofl ln thl"
l"«•nd canto and sh{ft thcrr wny
10 ill 6!l·50 victory.
'l'omght Lhc ycnrltngs mL>f t th;
Sc:;ttJ' Pacific J V s and tomor
ro\\ mght it's MJiw<~ukac in ttw
prPhm Wednr.,.duy night the fcosh
~Jo • OUl thc1r 6CnSOn by tJ DVd•
ang ucross lown to m c1 Concor
~ ll J. c. PfONEER LOC
Hurryin' Hugh Drives for Two
Cary Jackson (10) looks like he's trying lo put the doublo hex on
Hugh Bollinger , veteran guard for Willamette . but Hugh avoaded lho
eye-contact ro scoro in helping the Bearcats swamp the Plonoon
82·69 tn lacl weok's conforenc:e action. (Photo by DoLay,)
Willamelte Deals Twin-Edged
Blow lo Pioneers/ Tille Hopes
Hopes of Ct basketball chan·-and once before the game hnd
rtton lup for l..ewa nnd Clark
thl. y~nr went down the drank
'n·l "cPkcnd as Will:uncllc
Bcnr-.::nts. luokmg ~'\'ery bit lh
~hampaonsha p ere\\ thL'Y un:
rlumpcd the Ptoncers by 86-79
and 82·6!l counts.
1'hc Ptont>crs absorbt c.l a third
strntght setback Tuesday night
as Portland •rnh·crstty e' l:'ncd
lhc score lor the season with the
Orange nnd Block by trouncm t!
thl:m !H-63
Ken Son·as, top bac:kbocrrd
man and .corer for the local
crow, injured h.ia tight kneo in
Friday's oncountor and mined
both the rolurn game wiJh WH
lamouo and the Portland. oo
counior. nrh.'d
LC started out tight as a now
drumhead and ll was len mlnuJes
boforo Low Wahl managod to hit
their first field-goal. Tho Pilots
meanwbalo, wero worklng w1th o
vengCK~nce to er,ase tho memory
of the 75-70 boating an onhroly
different band of Pionoora hand·
ed them earlier tn tho soason.
Wuh J.m WintL, ... who wns
hagh for thr cvcnin~ with 21, ancf
M. H. McGth·cQ' h:&dlns the wn\ -the home crC\\ sut'gcd lo) n .J 1·2 t
halftime nd,·antnge Thts twcnl,)
pojnt difference held throuj!houl
the lhtrd and a half of the :fourth
quarter. Por tlnnd suhstttutcs ran
wtld an th~ c:losmg moment s or
the game to boost the margin.
Ed Rcld hod t W<'ntv !or the los· • •
en;, rnostJy on drivtng lny·UP"· reek
olch Fridny, Forbruary 15, I
eaders
iclories
'l'hc l':tmpngmg Poh~l·nts skunmL•li by two mnn'
J:1Sl \\'l'Ck but they WCf~l\1
11 Us the uoys M), Cllll'hcs,
Spcnrhl!adcct by Pal llogt>'s 16 1minls, the in•1"'"'-""1'·
lc.tdcrs swamtwd thl! lu~t plaCl' Mistit team 52-2:i last
bul not unlll lhe wlll\l•sf1ts had put up'\ fitsl qunrtct· oa
'flwn wtth Dave Dnmcls, John Goadon nncl Uoge h1llmg f
n \'L't' :;ucecssful fast break. the Polt:C"at.s mc_wcd out in • tor good; out, that wns ~-~riday .
Tuesday. the Polocl\la ran up:;_ ____________ _
ngalnat a red hol FT A to am in
aho bailie of the day. Only Bill
O'Hara's last minule field goal
saved tho 'Cats' !rom tasting lhlhr
hnt doteal, as they scropped by
31-as.
IA:d h' Eel Hnn·c~ nnd Gerald
lh~ I-'T A's .:rou~d nine
pmnls Ul f•H c n 'en· mu~:h sm I p11 I'd Polt:cut t~_;nn1 could tntlkc
n pumt 'l'hc end of th~.• larst pnncl
f11Und the Tcochct·s out in fHmt.
D ·"·
Johnson and Dale Brothauer
lod a rovaved Cat squad lo a
hvo·point halhimo bulgo. 19 14.
Crume Loggatl's iip-in and Iree
throw plus Smath's two quack ono
handed shots for o 27-14 edgo
modo tl look as if the-Polecat
were on tholr way to anothor eery
w•n At this point U\ the contest
Harvey startod on a one·man
bhl:okr1eg which brought the Fu·
turo Toachen within thro~ point&
(2S·28) at she ond o{ tho third
frame.
Harvc :-. h1t 'l jump shot and Bob
Taylor made two lrt:e throws ns •
ITA sur~c d mtu the lead 29·28.
Sensing lin up!-l•t, tht Teachers bt'·
camt.• OVl'f anxious, throwing the
bnll out n! bounds und nl is!' i ng
numt>rou ~ chanl't!S from the char
ity lant'
O'Hara's foro mentionod fiold
goal and a froe throw by Daniels
aftor tho final gun ondcd the scor
ing. The inability of tho FT A
mombors to hJI conslstontly !rom
the freo throw hne. whoro thef
mtased 14 chances plus the loss
of Harvoy late in tho fourth quar·
tor were the main exc:usos for
the cellar dwellers third loss.
Other Rnm~;s found the Dells
dwpp1ng one to undefeated
Lambd~t, 36-24, ~md then ovl'r·
romtng u on<.'-potnt hal! Lime dcfa·
<'it to swamp an nroused Alpha tcnm, 30-18. Gene A r v 1 d o
spnrkl'd the Dells tn their \'lcto
wath 14 couutcrs
A trong Faculty squad llh&l
off its first half slu;glshnoss
rtscc to a 42·25 victory OVt"r
thrrd placo Froah last Tuosdal
Loading scorer Al Akins with ~
poanlri pacod lho 'Fac:s· to i
woll oarned VICtory
In the lo t un. )( 'l'uc. dll,l
scrit• . Ga"C k l~ntll r Kapp:t
lo 11:tend 11 .cJf to ttw llmll
qur·ett> by nlt bcrtl\'n Rt•tn, 24·1
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wm k nluug w ilh l'ltpph ~d
Fl01 en's I 0 r)\)ints t•nnble
knguc lender~ tn win
All nc\\ st..rdenL rcc1 tu
LC for the sprang t~·rm are n
mlnded to ho\'C phystenl cxnmtr
ntaottS wath the1r famlly docl
nnd !ale lhc hcnlth n!rlaflcn
wath Mrs. Mnry Roberts In
tnfarmary nt Stewort Hall.
MURAL SKED
Fnday:
3:30: Sl;ma vs. Lambda ,
Afoo vs. Misfits.
Tuosday :
12:05: Dolt• vs. BettL
va. McAfoo.
Thunday :
3:30: Kappo vs. Sigma. Pol~tcal
vs. Fro1h.
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The BcrncaLS opt•ncd strong in
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Big Loder. firing unerringly
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points. John F"u1 wound up with
16 points for the visiting Pionoon
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