Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
Description
Volume 10, Number 19
Subject
Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
Creator
Pioneer Log Staff
Pioneer Log
Pioneer Log
Date
1952-02-02
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Type
Newspaper
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Balloters lo Select Members
EST. 1867 Of Student Council, Yell Kings
nbl•r of .
, ilS nl S~ud • nts Will go to th• polls Jtm Carrrtt nnd Wolly H• rd
next 'l'ucsdoy nlld Wcdn~~Joy and )'llll king t.c.:am , n1tr111J~r unr.
1\t:m:h 4 and 5. to ~"t•l(•ct the uH1· Chut k Bnrtholontuus R4)n Cun x - _ r••rs ol ru•xt Y•wr's •tutll nt c••un· mnchom, um.l Dllv•• LnruP.r, noll
team two, Bob BICtU ~ rm!.l BuJ
CndwcU. .. ,. • •
'li\'C
nnd
l'l tht.'
unior
ran;or,
{nppn
surer
nrrett
• Jsmess
u
team
)mOre
r uf D
lOT poll
been
!sser.
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B V111cs mny h C'D t 10 the lohby Sly ea .. ls' 'RII•naJe ... Onl•ghl,· oc lh·· gym or 10th. ludf'nt body .. & c fCic,. llllyllme durlnf! thl' t t
h ., · li::elloo pnys. urp y, revo.. Broadcast A apwing Sl!mest~ aludeot bod:r
cnrd mu t be prc::"nkcl w r ~ctv<·
n bnllol to votf: Full hcrni>!.lt. • • cards will not be valid,
Fonnnl oom!nnllons o! 0\1' 18
ctLndidlHcs runrung !ur ofl1cc we c.:
made ln the cnrnpus tht•nl• r
Thursdny, 1-'cbruncy 21 l::nt'-h of
thf' cm•dldntl's tor pr sldt:11t nnd
vtcc-presidcnt \vns formally nom
inated. F'ollowJng the:. nomtnnt&on
each r.ondldotc mode on nc:ccpt
ancc spr.cch. Oth~>r cnndtdnt
were nominntcd und pr~' nt• <1
Dick Bo.WgCT , election t nm
pntgn chn lrmnn, urg•. d t\'P.n
rncrnbr•t· a! the htdl n& !Jody to
\'Otf'.
In c:u:c or o ru.n-ort n t'<.'Ond
de:ction wall b~ ht kl du~ \Hf k
following the mnln eJ• tlom, Bnl·
"Jg(!r s:ud. Dell's Annual
French /Flop'
Billed March 7
Of ll.l Tau Rho's sixth ann\Jnl
Honk.y Tonk, tJrlgJn:illy ret td
~tlt.d £or thtB Saturdny mght, h OJ
bl n po tpont.d fur c We•·k duo
tu red tn~ mvolvt.il 1n G tttn ,
the Fn..nch 1m port d b nd
throu~ U S. ~u toma ...
J3orrang ony o:J'u~r In; t mlntlt
delll) , tht dane£ ,-.m Ut: br c.1
'J: ndo.>, Murch 7, t 111.:. D•v•sron
Strt.• t Balltllh nt I 71 t OJlld OtvJ-
l(Jn. Th.-. dn J .. rdm~; to
whut nr.~o v.uuld cc ii he v.: rc to
\t,; k olon Lh• lu J tr rut t f
P ~ Ttml 1$ D-12.
Tcck~.:l':. h• h ure p :'li'Fd $1 nJ,
v. t 1 b~.: Jd n 'Itt b n•1 The {Qlluwmr, candtdo~s num!'
will appear on tbt balhll
F'or pre!Sid• nt· H:.sg Carto:tl n.' mi'mtx r (JI Delta T
D F~ S M h"ll d l rruty Rbo fr •
on !Jrcn, UJn rtt: t nn Th Wh r R F h
Bill Owen; vtct• prc~tdent, John I l r ut nt ' • a r u.-
Paul Jon nnd l.loyd Sllrrm, e. Snnn lion publlcmwn, will be
t L tt "'t J ch!!trJbutcd ne~t Fr1dG}. Th~> tw re ary, auro n •• eyer&, cwnn d
Ell. a-· I l. d "'··· J I pn&e ( ltlon, nppro·.t d nnd (dlt • IS, ..,,,y .n~e nn odty an d b b f th b t y mt::m crs t , .(_ n • •
DIANA MURPHY PLEADS with Btll Trevor to accept hiJ fellow 10ldiers u his. tnends in e ~cone
rom "Hasty Heart." which ends tomgh1 in tho campus theeter. Admiulon freo to SB card holders. Duk : Lrttn ur••r, Clnrk Str·phens.. gnde, v.:111 cuntllln data ~pl:un-
Menucha Meeting
Analyzes Religion mr. th oragannl ldt!a rr lh dnnc~
nnd ho\\ 1t hirt•:'d
By Herb Scholder
:Dram• ~4itor In lteu ol un opt.mmg
Mrs. Constuncl' night
Ruth
, "llasly llcnrt" director, rc·
ciVl·d 11 cnrnelin COI'Sugc when
nnd cllSt members Diann
trphy nnd Bill 'i'mvor oppt•lncd
".Mary Cullen on the Air" O\'cr l....... lnst Tucsduy.
The brondcns t wus a publidt)'
)fOJ•Cct for thr-piny by John
•ntrit>k, whit-h w11l end 1ts n.m in the campus lnca}cr tonlgh .
1\ll~. 1-~oll•, T-revor anti Ml!iS Mur
phy nlso did gu( l t nts em Kny
\\'t•st's show o\'er KEX, Mls.OJ Mur
phy and Trevor an bott• instnnces,
dotng a scene h'Om the st:wnd act
of the piny.
A singll·-wanl hospital In the
jungles or Burma dunng tht! lasl
W~lr, is the selling for ''The Hasty
lienrt," which is beang produced
n! n projed by .M~ . Folts' plny
produ~tfon class. Cbmplclc Wtlh tr.d ulonkcl8,
bombOo wnlls, pin·UJl& nnd mos
quito nets, Mrs. Foltg lhfnks the
S •t I "one Of thi! mo l t t!llhSliC Rcprct.cntntt\'1$ from LC Chn
lookmg om·s Wt.•'vf.! t•t;••r hutl.'' tlnn studtml orgnnl:lmtfons me1
Dun~·an MocKcn:ritt, ptp• major
of the cion MncLt'llY PtP•! band, lnst wcck~:nd nt M• nucha foro rc.
ts the own••r or the pair er kiltS' hg1ous confcl•'nr::c to nnoi,Y7c th~.:
thllt Trc\'or, ns L~1chle l\fcLach-pn'SI nt stntc of voluntnry re·
len, \\'l a1s tn the ploy. Mtu:KcnZlt.' llgious Hf1! on cnmpu!l nnd to
olso hPiplC1 pubhattl' the piny
among loco! Scotth JX'OPJc.
Curtnin tame 1!1 8:30 p m. rccummend nuns and pror.rnms
lO realize rnorc effective rc!ul~.Sc
Dunng SnlunJo} s•~tons four _areer Program .Offers Advice
rom Five Community Leaders top1~ WCI!' dtscUstt!d: the pres
.mt silu::.tlon of 'olunwry rchc
•uus life at Lewis ond Clnrk, what
It ought to be, what Othr>r col
lct:t..'S in the northwest ar~n nod
throughout the nntJ<Jn are doing,
recommendnt1ons nnd mr•thods
10 coonhnntc and strt:nglhen te
lisious life. F1vc pen;ons. l'lll'h 11 1 ccognizcd
l'""n:r m Ills held, will be college
in un All-cullcgc. N\rcer
lonf(·•·entre on Tuesday, March 5,
11 a.m.
The f;pL•nkct'B wlll t3lk on lht•
IOPIC "Thl? ChuJJcngl' of a CaruL'r
." In the Collowmg
u-..·••><; business, •!ducat ion, I inc
public service nnd 5cilmct.'.
Tht. ·PL 1kcrs nn• us tollow ·
Businou -Edaur W. Smith,
• ldtrll of the Portland C'hnm·
of CummL'rct.•; ,;rudunt· · or
l.'Orrwll university ; pri?Sidcnt or
bl OH'gnn Stote th>nrd of H tgh.
Education nnd thl• A'6Socintlon
· Govl!rmng Boards ot Stnt' 1
IJni·n:.r'Sitics; opt•rutor of an ex
wheal nnd caltle rnnch
lht Pnultc Northwest
Edu:atlon -ll.trold 1'. Snntcc,
hl'IP tl or I< ronkltn high SC'hool,
nnd; mnatcr'3 dc&rt:c from
ford; former darcctor o( Port
M"condury school$ and SUPI!I
'""ndtmt o{ the Sprtngf•cld
tine Arn -Wallate Jt.mnnh
of public • chou! mutk
n VancouV<'r, Wn~htnt,:ton, UA
from the Chicago MuSic'
:OIItdlt', g1 aduah: work nt North
~('SIIN n univcNJtty in Ch leu eo•
tor oL the hand of Clnrk col
and former suprn•Jsor of
........ ., ~·huol music in Brt'mt'r-Public Service--Paul L. Pattcr
•n prt 1d1.nt ot the s-enatt.• of the
01 ~r.on State lcgtslntutl! .
Science -Wt.'ndcll W. t\loy~r
d1n:ctor of re~t·urch of Crown
Zt.•ller·bnch corporntton; Ph. D.
irorn University of Illinois; rc·
~t!arch assistant at :Harvard and
PrmC'eton unt\'cr:>ltaes; plujcct
lt>ader at n'l';earch department ut
!;)olv:ty process corpornlton, New
\' ork director of 1 csearch for christ, proft=ssor of btology, was
ronsultnnt.
Students mny choost• from th••
hvc nrcus-bU$incss, cducaticm.
f•nc arts, pubhc st.•rv•re nnd
scicncC'--O nl' licld in which the:v
.are most inter~.:st •'tl to ~ttcnd .
Nu freshman St·mlnnn: or dtJ
pnrtmr•nUII cunfer\!ntcs h:l\'e bt>en
SCht..'dUit! d rur Tu • d:Ay !>O thnt
all students mov attf'nd the <'nrecr
* conft"rt•ncc. The con1crl!ncc oo.: ns pltmned
through th1• human relattOns com·
m1s:s1on headt>d b}' Fr!mk L:l\\T·
encP,
The meeting was mnde p :r.: tblc
by fundS rrom th(l 1131\!1\ lOUn·
dntion whose l•bJ~cli\'c is to pro·
molt: bt!ttcr undr•rst:&nlllnJt b••
tWt'f'n faculty nnd etud• nt£.
A E' Staley Manufacturtng com-,.-------------------------------------------------•
pan~ .n Decatur, Illinois. 'NO COMPROMISE NOW'
Included in tho talks. will .be
such items u the spea.ken' I Egyptian I war Looms
college d&\'5 cmd the cboo.mg
o{lus carHr • .uJy experiences In Bull Uzrl· Dl.sputes on the fira.t job&, some detours -
along the way; wiso dedaioru
and de•elopmenJa: auggestioru
1or penons going into the area
and o summary of ttt. challenge
which this area hold.a a.a a
carHr today. A quutlon period
will !ollow each tillk.
Following the ••minara lh~·
iPE!ilkt•r· "ill bl' au•·sh of th~
wll._lkc nt a lunchcon in tht• cnft'·
h:ri.t Mrnnged by Vugtnln Wlon,
•enlM .1nd O ... an Frt"t!da Hartl•
t£>ld an cooperdtlon with KathN·
1nc Ot Witt, daning I'(IOnl dm~cl·
nr Dr Morann S. Odell tS host
tor this lun~·heon.
Or. VergU S. f'ogdall. dt'lll\ of
:~tud~nt~. wnc: chatrmun of theo
commlttct.' nnd Or. F'ronclS Gil-By Bryc~ Whi.to
LOG ronlp OQCTMpoadeat
11-"rom the front im•:s). SPE
CIAL. Wllr \\.'Jll b ~~~~ at 12 noon
\Jtlr~h 5,
ln u mutunlly ·:lCTt t.'tl struggle,
disputunts Muhnmmed Uui Wld
H. 0. N. B\JlJ wJll rm 1'\ tu d••·
dde one..• :rnd fur ull th•' \'lctor
in thco contJu\'t rsiot .. F.~yptian "
i£SUC,
BuU. stolid Brlllaher . will de.
Cl'nd the Brh i~>h t.irte on Egypt
with U7tt bnrt{"lnC hts ht•u'';Y
ortilh.:ry to L~·nr un ttw Briti h
O{'~UPAlion. The uutcumc is un
certntn, buL ttne Co~: L is sure-
• 1 ht•n! c:nn bt• nu comprcun1 •'-
In '' t•:rseiY·'\ onlnl suatt!ml'nt to the prt:S.<; Uzr: sn.a he, "prom·
if• d n U10rouctr :and c.lenn SWL'f'P
of BuU's clnims." Just what tl1IS
may mt111\ has kept tchoblu ob.
servt-rs gu• ~ng, bu~ broken
down, tt rnuy m~tan t:lUH:r c. f&ont.
ul u.o;SJlult or '' sneak pmtcr
movement uround Bull's rnntn
poaitions.
No word is uailabl• nt tbu
tim•• from Bull, whu n·~:enll) '
$ul(crcd •·,·crul c.rnckNI 11bs and
is r-r~upinr. !or Lhe nll·nllpo:rt·
unt WcUncsdav showdown btlttl• •
U. N. n.:gottator Corlin C-..ppcr·
J"hnson is nttl'fnpung n Ia l·tmn·
ut•• nrmistit c, but lntc report
.ndicntt• Jlttltl hope fur su~·t <'..SS. Seh.:rtcd ~hnpt:ron " I b
' ununons \\i 11 m ... dva:Jc-c: --nl
PetitionsCirculate
For May Queen
Pcthions ror 1952 Muy Q JCcn
will b11 U\ ntl.abk 10 thl! student
body ofl•ce March 5
Any !l;cnlor gu:l 1 ehglblt
for nomtnnuo:n when a pt llt:on
for h r 1s filL'tl, nn:o .. dtng to
Ann A~slln and Bob Peters,
co-rhnlrmtm of lhe lt.tc
Comph•tcd peuuon n ust be.>
returned to the stud rtt lx1d
oUt~ by 1\llart:h l'l
•
Soprano Betty Pearson
To Appear in Concert
A \O I Wll'lncr this year (n thr
Yllunc Artist :J\Id1tions \\'llh the
Por lnno Sympho:w will be henrd
In cone rl at Copeland Mcmorlnl
chapel Thunday :It 1:'!~30 p m.
She i!l sopt:Ino Betty Penrso.n
who in 19-17 1.\'0n th At\\ nt •
K••nt $l,IX10 0\\0&rU {(•r h€:1" vocu.l
wotk. Tne Judge m tht> Ke!ll
sponsored contest was Helen
Trnuht!L.
M~· Gnrden. !umou Stng~r
:md nctress., m her \..slt to Port
l:md lust ye~r piekt:d B u~ 's
\'nice :Js the <tulBtr.ndmg heortl
!n Orer.on.
Betty \\.'35 torm rly ~lvast nt
the First Pre b:ru:rjnn claurch nnd
at present holds the sum~ poAIUOb
t Fi t Christin.n Sc.xnce dnm:h.
Winnie Carlock Solos
Pinnu.t Winnw Cru-lotk will be
bcntd tn rt.'CJtnl .nt Cu.P(-Innd Me
mvrlal chapel S1:nd y. M. rch !!,
nt 3~30 p.m.
She w 11 bl.! he:u-d in wurks by
comp~crs Ba~h. 'IUJ~hm:uunof(
Cnrp~ntt r, lbt:rt~ Debussy, Sc.hu
rnnnn·l.int nnd Gr-. £,
In LJddiuo.n to her p.lnno pln} me
Winnu .: lS QC:U'\ c in ~l'huol arfalrs
ond holds tbt p0£llll.l!l of SOt'in\
commission r • • One Hour .. One Life
' Mu~t men dte m h..ot en ~caus~ we h~·rl! nl home ha,·~ not
the guts to dona·" h~\\ oun~s of our blood to s:we them7
Must we cherish thnt blQod so much thnt we ignore the pleas
of our wounded on those far-off battleficld s7
The Red Cross has URGENT need of all l~'PCS of blood.
Th~ only cost to you for sa,·mg .. wounded mnn is one small
hour. One pint means little to you, and may mean to n sol
dier the chance to come home ali\'e.
The LOG feels so confident lhnt Lewis and Clark students
can do their part that we do hereby issu~ a chnllengc:
The student. a.t Lewia cmd Clark will donate more
blood per atud.ont than students from Reed college. Van·
pod and Portlcmd univeraUy. We offer a student blood
drlve cont"l on the bo.sla of the percentage of student
body don<ttlng .
Just remember-the cxpresston in a wounded boy's eyes
when a medtc tells him there is no blood to save his life-e
remember the way you might reel 1f you were in that boy's
position. And remember, too, blood's cheap except when
vou don't ha"e it. W. B. W. •
GUEST EDITORIAL
Get 0./f That Fence
By Hatg Cartodan
~ld•at. D•U• Tao Jlho rn.tualt.y
Instead of blocking our minds to the probll!m of national
iratermue.s, let's balance the pros and cons of the subJect.
What are lhe results?
What can national fraternibea offer 1be local fraternities?
l. Jo mancanl atd to eslabhsh and bu1ld tra,ermty houses.
2. Brotherhood with fraternity men that reaches every
~ection of the United States: a common denominator in the
business world as "dl 1s campus life.
What con national fraternities offer Lewla and Clark college? -1. Developmer.t ,n greater prestige for thE: college.
2. Closer affiliation w1lh other coH~gc.s that ha,·e nallonal
chapters.
3. Policies and standards which aid the rollege in lurn
ing out graduatt!S of high caliber.
What do some national fraternities offer lbat would produce
a nogatlve reacuon?
l. ReligioL 1 "' racial discrimination.
2. Formation of cliques and restriction of group activities.
3. Obligation of carrying out duties on a national instead
of local scale. P10N.&ER LOG Fdday. February 2
Here's How To-
Fill Your Summer Weeks
With Challenging Position
By Ann Crannlng peal t.o you.
A nut ('\ ot flonunl. woodJnnd Wtth a cura·nt Re•d Ct('S.'i Sah.•·
lotr~ .. , a drch: uf lOif!rlockt:rl ty lnstrucLOI' C'IU"d nnd ..:.>:Pl'fi·
hand , • , n kalcadoscop or fH\I• CnCc, thostc or VOU 21 .)'•'•'~ 01
'' ms Cln:;hmc on dnrkcnl'd ~·"~'r· nbon• rnn npply Oli n wnlt•t h·ont
greens uvcrht:Kd . . . d aret"tor C8 Wl'(lk p~·tlod )
Th1s pictul'\' cnn b.:oromc :l 1 c-1 Wate.rfront uaiatanta musk b1•
Rill.)' lor YOU th1S summl'r lbrout:h at leO!! I I tl ycrm; o( 'IR<' 'ttlrl hold
Nb "'hh th~ Girl :s<:Outs oC lh~ t•Jlher a W. S. I. or Scntor Lifc-
l S. A. srwing cnrd.
The negatin l1 ll\'ailnblc :tl Or Pt'rhops thP. position or nurse
the Portllmd Coun\!11 ofltc:c who•rt.• nppcnls to you. Qunhhcntaon s In·
your appht'ntwn "•11 bt• constd· dude an R. N. c1.·rhfieah• and n
~·red Cor a coun5chng posatlun nt lo\·t for chaldrl'n and the outdoors.
Camp Wand Mountain, Tho ca.mpaUe is localc.od in the
If you cnJO.)' cook mg. l'hildtt•n hill dong th~.: Columbia Rl\ cr
11nd the outdoor::, pcrhnps you J•orj!t :'1 fl'w mill.~ north of Stc\'
urc qunhfll.'<.l Lor n nine wed. JO~ enc;on, Wnshmrton Bnckground·
ro_s nssisUUl t rook or hcnd cook t d b' a en of hr .md pane, swim
Ctxpctacncl r<'quar' d). mang and bontmg m tho lnkc ond
Perhap5 tho eight week position hiking hi~h :~top'Wind Mountain
11 unat 1l:.1dcr 1 vou hn\'c had arc featured acti\'ihl:S,
cxpctlcnco nnd nre nt lca:ot 21 It you would like to rcmnin
years of ng'----or umt nsslo;Uinl-nearer your home dua ing the
rf you're 18 or n\'ero-would np· summ(•r, the Counc1l operntes sov-
This Could Happen Here?
SIIIIL • L t
CAN£1~ ftM!tll!J'~ • &:Cal --
._::" ------------
(c§l ·-•
• l'n dny·camps locat•·d an
nomt~h. Clnt'luunn. nnd
ton ('Ountlcs. !J'hev opL•n
:'llld clOSI' July 31.
The camper·a agoa range•
7 to 17 nnd the ·C!'11ions nrt•
duys pi'l' W('ek Tuco.;duy,
nc-.11do} .md Thur.,da .Y,
Job opportum tics for ........ .
nrc unat lt..•4dc J"!! (gula ovc·r
unit :t!l<SISt~•nL: (18 ''''a~ or • :md lint u!dcr<',
Doflnite ur.et1 for an\' of •
pn~IIJonr •trc the nbilily to
opt; J'lltc with other taLC
ber'S: tolernnt uttrtud1 , ... m .. ,l
al sccuriw, nncl kno" ll•ligr
the GU'l Scout prog•·am.
Applicnnts for Cnmp
Mountain are r cqucstl'<i to
t:.tct Kay Dean, Girl Scout
1017 S. W Washington, CA
Mary Aldrich (snme nddrc·ss
phont ) "Ill d1scuss doy ··cam~
JOBS Wtlh you.
-
Round Two
I To tho odlJor:
I am urpri t'd thot the
allows such a low standard
critkal Judgml'nt to be
In his review of the F'l"Cl
club assembly, Mr. Scholder
least hns the honesty to
thnt he is not o competent
of music. But tnt'!rcly sayang
kind things 1S not n su
for keen pcrccption .
It is ntso no substitute
clcvct ness which one suppos1.1
b~· the mot a\'C ot the writl•r .
These are only the main factors in this conll1o\·ersy of
national fraternmes on the Lewis and Clark campus. Start
vour minds working on the problem. It will need your under-
~tanding and sound Lhinking to at tam a satisfactory concul~ion. Hey. Haag. You lmow that new fratornily ho'we they buill next Thas tendency t.o nccepl l
opm1on of those w1th no bu~u
judgment on reviews ol sn<DI
a.sscmblit•s and plays Is sea
I!Cccptablc in Ill college
paper.
Nowisthetimetothinka~utnationab.toaskqueslions ~d~o~or~?~-~~~~~~~~~s~O~R~O~R~IT~Y~l:·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~M~a~r~y~~~
to decide for yourself whether or not you want national fra-r
ternJties on your c:ompus.
This is not a problem for men alone. It is dire<:ted to wom
en also. 11 national fraternities are to be established, what Egypt From Another Angle
about national sororities? Will this question be dropped nlong L.::===========
the road or will it reach the board or truslees? By H. 0. N. Bull
und('rtak(n.
It doesn·t stop with the administration. the student coun
cil, the JFC, the ISC or the local Greek organizations on cam
pus. It stops with you. the colle_ge student, the ultimate per
son ·the conclusion will affect.
Ofllct .. l {•UllUOIIUon of thf! ,A~Iatdl fliiJdron{!J of l,;.•urle and lltrk
coii"I:C. Publblwd w"tkl)• iJt1rlt1!; the oolhte y•ar. :!UbKTilJilon ratu: It 00 pt-T )' r
F.ctcr~ u ll!leoQt:l<1 ,;Wll maU•r II\ J•ortiiUld •)rf'~.ton,
EDITOR
Bryce White •
BUI Fou Managing Editor Geraldiae Sproll Aut, Society
Tom O'Day Spor11 Eciltor
Kerb Scholder i"eaJu.rh Edllor Don Floren
Ann Crannlng
Naru:y MWer Auiatan! Edltor
Editcaial EdUor
SocJety Edltor Jlm Tomlin Bu.~ inen Mgr.
Blair Lindle Adv. Mgr.
Clrcalatloa: ' atU.b 8.-Jth,
J'at .-u-.11/U' , .A.I awpheaaou.
COlomata\.al Cbartu Oll1b, 7aol
•lfiJ"'• .Dol:l Keaderaoo : l!poru a
Tum Kai'U•l' • .A 1 8tepheuavll .
Pllotopaphars J'ad~ Traellul Tbe t'ollowmg olficiol gov••rn·
m •nl ftgur{'S for 1940 ( 18 ycors
after Egypt had obtnan~.. od control
O\'cr its mtcrnal alfan'S) spcuk
for thenuelvcs,
Propl'lctors, numberinc 2,-&96,-
540, larmc:d 5.841,011 ncrcs. Of
thut toU.l 1,765,702 fanncn; over
70 ~r Cl!llt of lhl.' total held 724,·
156 ncrcs nvcr:1gtng 0.41 acr1.:s
aptecu to mnkc up 12.40 per cent
of lhe lotol lond und'-•r cultavn
taon
On the olher ~nd, 12,322 lnagc
l~tndo·.•;nen;, ur 0.49 per cent of
the populnuon, own~o.-d 2,188,51 4
:>r.r•!S, or 27.13 per cent of th~
Jnnd-hardly a tnia· dJstr.lbutiCtn.
Thu rcrncdics lhnt E~:ypt shuuld
undc•tuke h> put her lwu1!t' in
order arc 1) laod rechunation
wlul.!h could ht:! dune: wnhout lou
much lroubh.
But that land when reclaimed
would have to IH given t~ th•·
lrndl•$1 poor-an lmposs1blc ade.
!10m \I)J• \'it_Wpotnt Of the \\'1 OJ•
thy upp••r class. •
The pnpulntton hU£, ho\w .. wm•
grown lo<J l:.u gc JUSt to 'cmnan
11 farm peoplt-and ocuu;cqucntl•r
2) indur.trialbation must also be This very largely depends on
the dew•lopment oC lht! mlcrnol
market ond whether p~.; Jplt earn
me so little as the mujoraty ol
the population t·an provadt that
lS unccrt.un .
3) Land reform: the brcuking
up of I<~ I ~c t l:'\U and the• re
allocafl(ln of thl"m m smallt•t•
pic.'('~S to the poor is the one sur~
rneans' ot ovr.rc':C.Immg povt•t ty
but nuwherc arc I he J>Qhtic:1l
obsl<~t'~ &f~Ith.'l",
The mn t impo1 t.anl puhliclaru;
are all grcnt cotton lords who
hold the country m th( lr Rrlp.
Tht• &uvcrnm('nt rcp1· ·~~nts this
smnll t"Chon of thr• ~plt• and
it 1s in tbcia intertJt>t that d•
clsions orr-Wkt n.
To. da.tract the rtttt'ntwn of
Uu1 dtscontt•ntt d and und•·i·pn\ '•
ik£!cd miJhuns from the privl·
1CJ;f:d r .. w. thr• gow•mmcnt hu~
ohvnys mado n scapcaoat uut of
thL• Bnt111h t.lO<•upatann.
ln l !122 it wns golnt: to be won
do rrul new world since lhc Brh
lllh had n•tlred lrom the Egyp.
tian government while I'CSf'r\'tnC
the right to kt.'t!p troops 1<11 dl'· f ~.;n ,
But thingr. did not 8'·'' h•_
So In 1936 Epy pt obtaint.'d
uthca Lrcaty By tlus 1
coldicrs nnd ·lOO pllots were
reside In the: Sut. ennui zone
the defense of the cunul.
This. said everyone 1n
circles ol porliom('nt, wu all
wu neceuuy : lor il tho B
troops all lefl Cairo a.nd co'llclll
bolp ouJ the atorekoepen , ha
e.ra and 1boeblacb by
there. pro1perily for all wcu
~vi table.
Now N,1ha Pa ho hns
nnother j;C3PellOOl; tlu:
c.:vucuati on of the Bnll.o•h
t•vo•n :~;hould that com1 ~~boul
t'\:onomtc troubles o! Egypt ~
nut be •JVt 1
Nor wlll they ever be
somL'Ont' nt ltll· pomt of n
gun makt•s thl· rrch diBMMGt.!
of their gnin to the ma
poor A1tc1 all the Kurnn
oy thut t}ne ~hou ld lJI\•e to
poor.
.Mt•anwlule it C"Qntr.s t:he:tpCr
let moh pallagc the hom\'
businesses of foroigm·r s and
set light to them. the
0
f'rlll!:!rt
ntou:on5 l
l(nppa
arch 3, u
Bota l'i
11lfCil 4. p
Lambd
Mar
SlgmD
Man
AI phD
arch 7
De ltD
ll 0 y
Aeactn
wtll
i!IIWIUJ Ht
ts, the
anu"' al Stc
8:30 p.m
Th(l s
chnurt
Prcs1d
• nnd Mr
faCllllT Nil
B ' < on •
shiP to lht:.
ld lnst '1
As n Q
v:hcre he 'o1
that CVCI'J1
St..-ctlon or 1
All pn
add rcs.'C Lo
home cron
at Lincoln
Creek No'f
llnag
(rntl.'rnity.
Phll Onhlq
flnll'·lll-lnrj
stnrr j
luck liUP
together ~
honornry.
Durint
ary frntcni
Mariam H
Jock Tracl
Club No~
The r
eel to be u
SCJ'\'lCC hoi
Red Cross
umc Phyll
held Mnrct
Rosnli
member, VI
by the en~
Those Will~
Al lhl.'
Wcstl'm B
discussion
tbts ntt cl
, Red
As
By
The tiU
trovelcd a.
tcker ex
doubt go
Ucboruh
p!nincd In
hns mode
lnnd,
ThP-
thc scene
uQuo Vudi
ruoolor c
plarn
Christ inn
wtit."ll
talh.>d
A.all
c:hm11 ,
Kerr tit d
or tlw
nothinl' b<
bull but
tu1 ned pen
tAng~
s arc•
·da:r~
•
ny or
lily
talC
-
lute
bposl'$
ritcr.
ept
basil
f sn01
flooper PIONEER LOG
By Nanc:y Mlllor •
and C•raldin• Sp~ou Widely Traveled Art Instructor
pus Fraternities Spends Portion of Life CripPled the SfJtlal Sl(/e
Gl. T r.e R usr z... D'l·nn e By Mlldrod Shady Rusalons, but h could pcnk no
V ~ J.J. TS t":l!lting to the bottom oC thm111 nussian nnd they nn &ngh1h so
~·ratcrnit\' rushing begins ne.xl week with rushcc•s receiving in
to lh· lt'Vt'n rul!h dtnnt r:. lube elvt'n thnt lnlt!rcsl him hi!JI modf• ht• they jura cxchMgc-d c•gnn:tte.<:
life full nnd interesting" dcclnrcn nnd innpectcd CDch other'& we p-
KRppa Phi A1pho wlll hold its ruth dlnnl•r Mondo) • evr•ning,
ttnrL··• ·1, ut ttw home oC Brton TC'llt!l", 404 S W Ed!lceWf mad. Willllun Mnnsfacld Hlll, nrt m- yns. •
atructQr. He l.s a pcrf,.ctlonlr.t The wnr over, HiU liurrfCft bnc.k
Beta Mu Eptilon will hold its ru11h dinner Tuesday cvcnlng,
l~o>n·h I Plncc w11l b~.: mnounccd m the invttatioll!l, wllh fl driving, lnteru;c int••relll to school m 11H6 nl Ute Unlu!r-
ln tb~ role thnl Ideas ploy In lty ol Callfom1n to atucly orchi
Lambdo Phl Epsllon w 1ll hold tts rush dinner WedncsdtLy cvc
\fnrch 6. lnvhntlon . will unnuunce the meeting plocc for din· mnn'o lite nnd devclnpmcnt. ~ d.ure.. !..(Iter, whtlc \>rorklng
lltll wns born in Mlddleshrough1 In Snn Frnncisco os chl f de-
In northern England In Jn25, and Jgn~'r for o nnt.lonal ftnn. h
Sigma Alpho Sigma wtll hold its ruth dt.nncr Thun;dny cvc-wns eduCDtcd th•!rc. c:nmc to resent hl.s emp oyer's
M lrch u Mt tmr plncc wsll be announced in the 1nvtlntlons. AnyoM flC'l!lng Hill II\\ inging nttltudc. He t IL t.ha' t.hcy, tn
Alpha Rho Omogo wtll hold tLs rush dinner Fridny cvcnan", along on lhc campus engmllscd hlr:tng lum, ''could expect hill
0 in conv 1'B8llon wHh o fellow best so for as hts tcchnlcnl &lull """" 7, • DeUa Tau Rho wsU hold its rush dinner Saturday evening 1ru1tructor or a tudcnt would ncv- .1 nd •cnrtce w re cnccm~: but
llarc:.ll 8 with u omorgnsbord. ' e.r cucllll tbot he wos crippled _..- hlB consCJcncc nnd code of cthltti
Acacia will hold 1\.s rush dtnner Sunday evening, Mllr<:h 9. lnvi-for several yean; when n boy by n>bcllcd when he wns obhgcd to
:Jti<>ns wUI announce the meeting p)ac~ ~:pinnl mcningat{s and r.hcumn L1c WILLIAM M. HILL nppro .. ·c the un!nfr shuttUng of
rc.vl'r. He came through Jt all mntcrlnls from one job to another
Hall Danco sntlsJoc:louly much to the nmn.zc- The nma.)' clolmcd bls crv1c1 nnd slmllnr 'deals'.'' Thil cxp rt-
Tlu1.1ugh lht mL>dio or the dunce programs and the refresh
the theme of "Underw ater'' wall be cnrried out ot the fU'st
I Sll'WOrl hall house dane .. • this Snlurday cvcruns. March 1, ment of the nllcnding apccinllsts. m 1914 lor two und o holf )cnr encc led him to lcnvc the bw!lncss
8:30 p.m.
'l'h!! scml-formnl affair is being planned by Susnn Brown, gcn
choirmnn. W1th his brother'! e~knt ond be !IDW much of Frnnce, Bel-world. So buck to school tha tim•
conchlng h~ pnsscd lhc schnlnr 1!1Um, Ccrmrmy, L..uxcmbou.rg nnd to tetudy arlo\ San Jose whcr" he
ship exnms nnc.l nttcndcd Nortlt· Czcchoslovnktn the hord woy-graduated ln 1949.
«.>Witern Counties prep scho~,l. He os nn infnntrymun. They JOrnC'- f~C<'hnn his Lrnlning still lnc.kcd
c.'Cmccl hcndcd tor Oxlonl: hut tames mode mnrchc or 20 rnfl,., :omcthing h~ spent another ) , nr
Pruudcnt und Mrs. Morf!nn Oddl Mr. and Mrs. VPrgtl Fogdall,
. and Ml's. Leonid Ennn md M II Helen Naundorf nrc to chaperon.
Faculty News
noris Sirpo, symphony ~o-onductor, was introduced Cor member
shiP lo lhc Porllnnd Rolnry club by Dr. Mor8nn Odell nt a Iundtcon
d Jnst 'l'ucsdoy. in liHO his fumlly cnmf• to th(' per dny. Wh•m tht• wnr <-ndl'd hr ut tho Unlvennty Ill CnlifL•m1n
Unsted Slates. They scltlc'C.I in returned to l .. cllnvrc hy Lrilln During th1s year he did both ht.
Anzonu so Ball went to school nt in c1ght doy -a JOUml'y lh 11 on undergraduate nnd groduotl' work
f'lllgst.nrr, when• his uncle wns fool hod taken nbut 1x month 10 nrt h.tBtory in lhc one ycnr.
'h nn of mell, In Czccllo lo\ nkta he mct the t.n aecompllshmcnt s e 1 d om
As n member oC the Rolnry club in his home, Viipurl, Finlnnd,
1\'herc he was hcnd of lhc conscrvntory or music, Mr. Sirpo believes
that t•veryonc needs one club where he has contnct \vlth a crosn
sccUon of p(•oplc.
• • •
All phnscs or home economics ns n career is the subject of on
address to be given by Mrs. Helen Hartness, nssistant professor of
home economics, when she parhcipnt.cs in "Career Day" March 13,
at Lincoln high school.
Greek Nows
Hni~ Cartozian wns recently elected president of Dclln Tnu Rho
(roh:rnit\', Other offil'crs chosen were: Chuck Hill, vic~ president;
Phal Dnhlquu;t, ... crctury: Bruce Lindle, lr~asurcr; Jim Gnrrclt, delc
gatc-ut-lnrgc; und Bob Senseney, marshal.
• • • Older Girls' Meet Today at Menucha
Counsclin ', ndvuung •nnd W!· w1ll v.rork through tudy unit.:
ststmg girls Is n pnrl of Dc.rm nnd work hop Jn m t, school
F'recdo HnrW< ld's (':!Ct.rol-c:urric- story-telling, hom,., Cl'C'allw• dill
uJnr work as well ns her )ob a mo. wnn;hlp rmcl r creallon.
dean of women. She is dsrector WorshiP lendPr lhts yc r 11
or Oldrr G1rls' conference tak1ng Carol Rouse, LC freshman
plncc lhls \\ eckcnd ot Mcnuch:t
~n cstntc on the bnnlts of the
Columbia river east of Portland
As director of OGC she has
worked with the h:nders of t.h1c:
mtcr-raciol, mtcr-dcnommaltonnl
nssocinlion durmg the pnsl e.tght
months in pr<'pnratiiJn !or "ln
Our Hnnds," theme of lltiS year's Student Speakers
Talk on Inflation
\ ound gov~rnm nt policy on
ncomc nnd exp ndHurc coupll'd
with reduc110n in credit expan
sion Will help curb tnCinllon.
ThtS Is the c.cmvu:llt~n or n d!!Stnrr mt:lmbcrs of tlw cnmpus publicatio ns gnthcrcd !or n pot
luck ~upper lost Monduy evening. Ploylnp ho$L for the sodnl g<:l·
togeth~·r wen• members of Pi Delln Epsilon, nntionnl joumalasm
honorary.
During the evening new members were tapped tor this honor
ary frntl!mlty. They nrc: Bob Bisscl. Garth Fanning, Ann Grnnning,
Minam Holcomb, J~on McLclln, Tom O'Dny, Sally Skinner nnd
Jock Trachsel . rncctm~.
In o(><'ning the confcrcnre to-bate tenm mnd(• up of mcrnhcrr
night, Mh;.s IInru.fcld will gtvc o{ the Student Spl.'nk~rs bureau
nn address w~lcoming lbc dele-\\ ho during thl' pnst two month
sates nod Sunday morning will hove addressed 111x civtc group
offer the communion talk. in the PnrUnnd arP • .'l on lhe topic
Girl lcndr.rs from church nnd "l~atlon and What to Do About
c:ommunaly youth brroups through-I It
out Oregon, numbering 140, wtU Nt: t subJect of debate 15 unl
Club Nows attend the three-dny mccL. The> vcrsnl milltnry tratning nnnoun
Tht' repairing and renewing of signs nround campus is the proj-,------------- ccs Walter Mend, dc!xltl.' coach
t'Ct to be undcrtnkcn by Sncajnwcnns, trcshmnn-sophomore women's Draft Test Applications "Persons who tnke n trong swnd
sen•1co honorary . This nnd the commuruty service of hcJpmg the Ready at Local Boards on UMT nnd nr" 1nchn~ to nr
Red Cross was decided by the group nt :a recent meeting nt which Apllhcatlono; for u1 1 2-1 guc. nrc welcome to pnrlicspnt ,
lime Phyllis Snhhn was elected secretary. The next mecLing will be Sdcclive Sen•scc College Quoh- ht> saad Students mill conWC1
belli Mnrch 1 at 7:30 p.m. in the Stewart hall lounge. ticntion test are now n\'OU:Jble nt him m BA-8
• • • locol drnrt hoords. March tO Members or lhe ftrsl ddmt
Rosalind Rinker, Oregon rntcr-Vnrsity Christian fellowshrp stoff the dcndhne for fthng oppUcnuou team were Lnrry Cnmpbcll. Del
member will be guest speaker nt 0 potluck dinner being sponsored If r lh1 ex mtnnhon tcm Porter, Paul Eggar, Chucl;
by the c;unpus choph~T of lVCI<' at the home oC Rolland Rich tonight. Ellglbh.: ludt'nta who mte11d to Hnrris. Bcmorr Stndius. Nonnan
Thosu wishinG to uttcnd nrl! ask!!d to contact Phylll.s Sahlin. llukt• th1s examanntwn should np-Stnh:!y, Jock Grinutcd ond By1'0n
At the next lVCI•' meeting. thll group will be entcrtnmcd by the ply at on<"l' to tJw nco.rest Sclcct- Kf'lhntn.
Wc.slem Baptist Theological seminary quartet and will also henr n lvc Ser~lcc locnl honrd Cor nn --------
dua:ussion Jed by o guest socuker. Everyone IS invited lo come to npphcnt10n and bulletin of mfor~
thi.o; m~otmg 'rhursdny, Murch 6, nt noon in B·lO. motion. Carnival Deadline Set
Red-Head ed Deborah Kerr Claims Title Tbomo for 2ho annual cam·
I pus carnival. to bo held March
JS. is to bet ·circus Daya" an
nounced Frank ElliotL publlclly
chairman. OrganizGiions plo.n·
ning on having booths o.r
askod to comply with J.hi1
thClmo and usc Cireus motif As World's Most-Tra veled Movie Star 1
"01 coun;l' v; c u. cd n dummy ·I After tho introducJions we.r
~nUy." M1SS Kerr cxploined pcrfornu;d ot the bcg'mmng of I By Herb Scholdor
The title or the world's most
lrnvc.-Jcd artress. If such n mon
ltkcr existed, would without
doubt gu to lovely, rcd-hendcd
l>t·boruh Kerr who, ns she ,__
plnincd In on tntervww Mondny
hns mndc movir..s in A£rico, Eng
land, Amcrlcn ond llnly.
The IML-narncd country wns
the St'i'nl' 01 JoClllion work !or
"Quo Vadis," MPtro's lntcst tcch
nlcolor epic in whit'h .M iu Kc1 r
p)uy11 l.v~iu1 n b••uttLilul young .. Christi1m womnn bnrk in I he dnys
Whl!n aueh n clns.'lifit·ntlon en·
tolled llOmt1 dnngcr.
AI a mo.Jtor of fo.c:t. om: of the
chrn1nws or thr film !mds Miss
K~tT tied to o stakl' in Lhc arena
or Uac Coli eum ln Home with
nothin.g bol\\ccn her ond n wlltl
bull but Mnx Boer, boxer
turnt-d mo\'IC nctor. but tt was such '' realistic look-the mt..:rv1c\l., Ma Kerr, wh->
lng thillg, \\'hy, the ftrst time Is nn nnimnted convC!J"Sntionnllst
the bull came out h~ went tucked her gorgeous legs up un·
"might nt thal dummy and dcr hl'r and her f('{lt didn't on1.'C
co1't'd It to pieces and the dum· toucl1 ground dunng the c.ntlrc
my's head wl"nt sailanc clear out session.
to ihcrcl" She hnd o~rked jw;l n short
"1 had lho oddest faeling ns 1 while ogo by truin !rom Los An
thought to my !.!If, 'Tltcre but for gel~ although s.ht.: "cheated n
the grocc o! God nnd Metro, so little" and t>toppcd ocr Bt San
~·" the hcouuful actr•'!: stJII F'rondsco
.sl~utldcrt>d lightly nl rcc:nlling Still u British subject, Mk
the cwntCul moml'IJt. Kerr is thrilltod ut the prospect
"lt wus th•• odd~r; t I h ing.'' l\lts or attend in~ the coronntiM rlf
Kerr explained, "we hurl thcs" Quc~:.-n Elitubcth. •·stn''s much
some twu chimps ,\Orltln{! in prottit•r lookinr. in pt•rson than
• K" she Ill in hct' photOJ;mphs." cn-'Quo V.ndis tt!i wo d1d lO ' mg
thus ~..'Ci U1e acti'CSS owr the que~n . Solomons Mm~.. -s·. Thctr names
wcrl.' Jnnc nnd Lulu, l thtnk, nnd MUIS Kc•rr has been prt'SC.'nted
they followt.>d us clear from A(· to Her Mujc t)•, "but or t~Urr.e
R •· she wasn't the queen then ... ru·n to <~me. m the designing o.nd opcm1llon
of thoir booths.
EJJioH warnfl:l tha.t booth I'C!I·
arva.tions must b mado with
Shlrloy Ccnglebat:h bclfore tho
F'abruary 29 deedlino which tho
carnival committee has set. -------
Girls to Teach Nursing
s.-., en nun.tn . mnjor-K rocentl:;
<'Ontplctcd Red Cm: ~: tC'!Ichlnr.
l'OUI'SC!l. The girls \\"111 no)\\ teo ~h
hom~ nursing eure vf the filck nt
:;r.hool , c.hurcht: and womcn't
c.luh Tho~c qunltf;) mg arc Dor
othy Alrlck, Phyllis Bnrl~r. Vir
ginfn Rctklcy, Mnry :Ouby, J~ n
~tty, RuU1 MeQllllkm and Mnr
lhn VnUmnf. nchtcV1..>d.
Before com~ w Portland m
11150 H1U worked Wllh Knrl Btrk
mclcr who \l.'tlS curntor of the
Bcrhn Museum show. He d1d his
t:rnduat,.. work unde.r Dr Am~x
who classtfted nU of the Greek
and Romnn anUqulli m th
Portlnnd Museum. He oLoqJ work
( d \~ lth Dr. Rum nsstalJ.ng htm in
the poopnrlion of book nn m da
cvnl orL.
Hill' Cnnuly coruusts or ha wife
Noncy who plnys the pinoo very
\\ell unci hill l\'i o c:hildren-'Shcr·
sda, eighteen months. and Kevin,
five :monttur-who are hLS pride
nnd joy.Thcy now hnvc an addr
tion lo their fnmlly-Clndy, thc
colhe pup w~o. Hill says, JJl quite
n Indy. He !mds time ol home
t.hough to rend n gre·•l dent in
his mnny fields oC u1U:rest. enJOY
his cltlS!ticnl recordt. pmnt and
do some sculpturing.
Pers Crowell to Speak
On Arl as Profession
Pers Cro\l.cU, art d1reetor of
Cunrel, Nelson and Pow. 11 d·
,•erusins; njiency. w111 speak M rc.h
4 in t.hc nrt dcpartmc.nl o rc<'
l'Oilfl.&(•ling ~:1r.
The Gl'lisl will dtSCUS3 nrt
n profession. cspccuilly ~rt m
ing to tht.> fi Ids of ad\·ert:uung
Ht• nttcnded Ute Phol.'nix Art
UUilHutc m New York cit)'. and
Chounnrd's 1n Los Ang 1(• •
C1 0\H'll LS the author nnd 11lu
trator of bo ks nbout ho Ht
h wntlt.!n B(' u D re, · SLX
Good F'rh.:nds nnd "Th F&rJt
Horsemen."
"Cuvalc.ade of American IJors-
es" wns written pnmonl) for
the.-nd ul t n::ad r
He came to Portland tn 1935 nd
hns '~ orkcd ns fl'Ce' I n
nd for 'nrlous ndt ru sn"
ag~ncics.
Cet Your FREE LUBE Cud as
Larry's
Hancock Service
Sl39 S. W. Macadam
l'll, 'l'l!'o,• Al
r"r l.J '
Thb L•wb lc Clade License
Number C.ts 5 Cats. ol Gas
.FREE
Oregon 708-094 •
•
Page Four PIONEER LOG Friday. February 29,
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Pioneers Draw Portland U.
•
For NAIB Opener Monday
By Don Floren
Portland unl\oersity wlll be the
fust barrier Le'' is and Clnrk
must c.ross on 1t.s way to th~
nntionnl NAIB toumnmcn t an
Kansas Cal).
The Pilo~ ond Paon~rs. cross·
1own n\'nls nnd nll C"\"t!n for Uw I
&;ea n with one wm each, collide
GAME INFO
Ttclcets S.60 at c:olle<J~ book·
store.
Truporlatioo -Vanc:ounr
bus leoves lorminal e•er1 ball
hour. F'a.ro S.3S round tr1p S 10
oao way. 75-70 up~et or their Cl"'SS•lO\\ n
rh ols.
The
should Orange and
bo weH·zestod Blac.k
from
their inland l""ip and in top
shape for tho tilt. Tho Eo.at·
aid ra, by contrast, will jump
into Jhe tournoy after a tough
two-gamo set wi1h Seattle
university last night and to·
night.
Ball McArthur's OC.E chorg~
hn,•e rompllcd onl) n !:O·so rec·
ord m Or gon Coll<'ginte ctmfcr
cnec netion this tcnson They
curTCnt.ly lrml hrst-plncc \'nn·
port by two gnmcs The \\'ol\·cs
Game lim._7:30 p.m. I ha\ c n fnst., scropp~ club but i\
ts dubJCIIIS whclht•r th~" con •
Mondny D..ll:ht 10 the ~econd gome mulch CJthcr the speed or St'Or·
or apc-mng-round rt'{:'IOnal piO)' In!! PO\\ er or that hghlnmg-fnst
nt Ua ~}J<lcious PI pn\•ilion Willnm.;ollc clnn
Willameltc and Oregon Col·
Jf'go of Educ:a.tion dash in the
kic:k·off gamo at 1:30 with the
two wbmors meeting Tuesday
for Jhe rigbJ :to .traYel East.
Willamctto and Lewis and
Clark earnod the :righ1 to Qn·
ter tho playofls by virtue of
ihcir ona-two finish in tho
.Nonhwcst c:onforcn.c:e race.
PorJland and OCE were H·
ledc,d as tho two strong~1 in·
depcndcn.ts remaining in the
~trict. R06erve Stalwart
FRANK GROVE
.•• socs Gernco for Sor-vu Fraternity
Loop Title
Clash Set
Whnt no ont> rigurosi would
hnppcn nt the be •mnmg of the
rcuson. n K-.ppn·S•gmu mntch for
llw G n.,--c:-k loop c.z own, tokl's plncc
Tut$dny noM.
I' 1ppn btJat I~umbdn, 31-25
last Tuesdny lo .:!l the stag"
for the contc..<;t Slgmn had nl·
N udy lntnbll!ltcd t hi.' pi <l·FCR~flll
!nvornc, 36-lfl, In nn earlier
rome.
Both teams havo svropl
through lhoir schedule with·
out losing but Sigma rates the
favorite 's role on the baais ol
a .bC!ttor all-around Jll"rform ·
cmc:e-. Sigma's vic:l:inu wero
Beta. 24·13: Alpha. 35 18 Delta •
43 ·18, and La.mbda.
Kappn on lht• other. lmnd buu~
Beta, 24-19; Alphn, 3i-9: DellS,
24 1 1 'l d
C~nior Bob Hilkon apoar
hoad l powuful Sigma of.
fonse bestdes holding down tho
c:ruc:ial pivot r;pot in their
tight Z"one defcmse. Hilken is
c:urren1ly averaging o i g h t
pointe-per-gam~ but some
doubt has bl>on xpressc.-d who·
thor or not bo can scoro con·
sistontl)' oYer Kappa's contor.
Stan Mc:Crath. Mc:Crath stonda
6'6.. in his s.toc.lnng foot.
Neither team I 1 3 to de·
pend on ony one man for points
depending rntlu.•r on well CQ·
ordmnted ottacl ond hght., zone
defens~s to win lhCU' ball games
Don Floren nnd McGrath h:!\'t.:
bec.n high for the Koppos in re
cent tilts. Sigmn K~rm Lund hos
haN~ the o£(,'nSe load most Of
the lime v.'ith Hilken. On the b JS of thtur ~nson'_
r:ecord, Portland nnd the Bear·
cats from Salem, the same two
t ms that battled bitterly down
to the wire lost yenr, musl be
eozwdcred f \·odle$ Portland, to
d tr> has Jo t onlr four gum<$
to coUcgmtc competition while I
winnmg seventeen. WJ!l:unettc
has o twenty-and-f our record for
:lhe enson. Lnst yenr the Pdots
dropped the Cats 'i8· 7i, m the
fmal. 'Samp' Cops Point Crown
Squads must be cu.t to ton
players for tho tourney occ:ard·
ing to N AlB tulH. For the Pio·
neers. this ml'anl .1bat Charlie
Hud5on. Bert Ste1n and Ray
Hydo will not bo in uniform.
The Pllots whopped Eldon Fix'
t.:hargl. , 9J-G2, m the1r last
meeltn£ n month • go but sine<>
Umt Ume Ken Sen as has re
turned to the LC lmcup Thts
~nables the PJonecrs to so post·
wrud \l:ith the s:lme tartint! :f.iv
that cngmeered the early.senson • Player and PcnHion
Srunpier. forward
Quick, center
Tsugnwa, guard
Zzmmcnnnn, cuard
Mn11ory, c nter
CamuchaeJ, Jorward
Stephenson, forwnrd
Havc.rcwnp, center
McKmght, forw:1rd
Bonnndo, guard
Rt.'Cd, guuni
Others
Totals FG
105 --66
50
40
44
35
35
25 -24
23
10
29
-193 "f'TA FTM
106 68
68 44
50 32
46 27
33 18
·11 17
2.9 16
55 22
41 21
J2 JO
36 12
·10 26
557 313
New Burlingame Market
Food Lockers
Quality Meats
Groceries
Garden Fresh Fruits
and Vegetables
Low Competitive Prices-Everyday
Plenty of Parking Space
Phone Circle 8989
• TP PF
278 CJ?
176 49
132 •13
107 67
106 46
87 46
86 38
72 l9
69 37
58 8
44 28
84 58
1299 5361
• • 1gmas, app
olch • • ICIOa-leS
The 1\lcAfe~ Maulcrs clmchcd the indcpendenl
buntmg la:>t 1uu;da) by defeating the I oll·c.:ll ''f> ?'t
The McAfee-Polecat brawl wus decided from the
throw line wher~ a red-hot Mauler t~am mndc 11 out "1{
tnes for n phcnomcnnl .744 percentage. The 'Cals in lhc me;
time were ha\'ing c.xlrcmc diHicuHy rindtng the hoop
ing only 12 charity tosses out of n possible ::!5 for nn uvcr:r
pt•rCormnnrl!. Nc1th<'r lenm l~tlld
htl the busket cons1stcntly !rom
the floor, though both got nu-• ml'J ous chnnccs.
Tho Maulers started out like
they were going to run the Polo
cuts into tho ground bu! thoy
soon decided that thil wu an
tmpo ~&ibilU y as far as they
wero c:onc:ornod. Maulor Jim
Clayton made the> fl.nt bukot
ol the game with Bruce Long·
bolla following with two of the
numorous Mc:AJoo froc throws.
Then Polocat John Gordon ox·
plodod for two field goals and
a couplo of froo throws to put
tho 'Cats out in lront, '1·6, at
tht~ quarter.
W1th Ron Stecll' lending the nt·
tnck, the Mnulers n•guincd the
lt•nd, 13-11. at the hnlf. Strong
bnckbonrd "urk on the part of
McAfee's Lnrry "Dutch" B~rlrnm,
Jun Dodson, Doug Day and Clay
ton plus lht' hornble shooting of
tlw Polecats cnnbli?d thl!m to grab
the lend. Only the rebound work
of Grnemc Lcggnll and the floor
lcndct"Shlp of DnVl' Daniels saved
thu 'Cats :from n lnrgcr dc.fidt
Someone must havo told tho
Polocab where the hoop was
in ·the r.cc:ond half as they began
to mako their ehn.rily touoa.
But a stout Mauler dofonso and
a poor shooting form kept the
'Cats scoreless Jrom lhc floor
in the sec:ond panel. It might ha\'c been u very
fercnt story though, 1f th<!
could hove mode thc1r
throws. 'l'hcy mas.sc:d eight out
n possible nme ll'Jl'S, Ed uu1r\o
spnrked the 1\~achon; w1th
points plus plnymg his usual
guml' undlt tht board,.
Tho rod-shirted L o m b
squod went hog wild la.i Fn
day slauqhteung tho 1M1 pu1111
Alpha loam, 41·20. Bill
wiUI high Jor the winnon ... o.u
16 c:ounton..
Wilh t:d Har.\'C!Y hnvmg {\
dny with 17 pomts, J:o"'T.A O\'I~I'C~ I&
a onc-pomt hatrtime Misfit
t(l win going uwny, ·l-1·30,
Fndny afternoon.
The down trodden Dcta
threw off its yoke long t!
lnllt Fndny noon to mnssac.rc A
phn, 32-18. Bob Helrn led
Udos with 10 points.
Hoopslers N ah
Second Place
8y Al StophonJon
LC's confer nee ploy drt!w • n clost! ln!ll Mpnday mghl as th
rond-wenry P10ncers dropp
their lost contest of the 1051
Sl'OSOn to College or ldoho, 72-7'
to complete their tedious 30·t;l!JIO..I \\'
8:
Allc
Uo
In
ball w
worth 1
teen· a~
Timo's 1
gram: l
ing mo
biB I llr'll
my maJ
bade a
ing buc
The lost •u u 1 :.r wos typical of
U1e whole gnmc w1lh thu .Mnulcrs
trying dcspcralel)" to giVe the bnll
gnmc to Polecats and the 'Cnts
just ns dcspcratdy throwmg 1he
cont£>.St awn ~·. E-:xccllcnt refcrc~
mg on the part ot W• I Stt!Vcns
and Ed Pnul savt·d tht "a.me from
dt•\: eloping mto n J calc fight.
Clnvton led the wmn·~rs w1th nme SC hcd ulc. •••w 81. I
Yc11
•
poanlS, fi\'C of them Crom tho
chnraty hnc. Gordon wos high !or
the Polet•af.s w1th c1ghl points,
sax of them an tht fir t pcrind.
Kappa set tho togo for a wtn
ner takos·all ma.tch with Slg·
rna noxt TuHday wltb a rous·
mq 31-25 "t'ic:Jory over onc:o
dofoa!ed Lambda, last Tuosday
afternoon.
Don Floren led the Kappas wath
caght polnl£ but he hod 10 shore
hc.r-o hl}nors wilh Stnn McG1·oth
who dt-spztc a bod ankle sp&rkcd
the Knppns on dcfens(• bt•sldcs
mokmg •c\'cn points. McGrnth
bnttt.>d down numerous Lambda
tries !or lnyup ond wns beyond
doubl lhc backbone of n tl&ht
Knppn zone dflfcnsc.
Bill Cox played a horc:uloan
gamo for the Lambdas . grab
blng rebounds llkc mod besides
making eight points lor a lo1lng
caw e. Tho qame ~tarted to take
1bo appearaneo of a fiat fight
In tho last quarter. as the
Lambda. tried gamely to got
pouonion of tho ball.
.At tnc •thc1 ·•nd of lht· l'OUrt..
co-Greek lender Slgmn was lllm·
hosting n helpless (thnt is nil l'X·
c• pt Gene Arvidson) Delt crew,
48·18. Al'\'ldsun hll for 13. Kerm
Lund spurUcd the winne1'S with
14 counttel
ln a crucial batllo for fourth
spol, tho Frosh overcamo ll two·
point halftime deficit. 16·18. to
nose out the FT A. 33·32, lost
Monday . The loss to cor I gnve the J.'i"ll· .. l11l~rt!\'C
men 3 21·11 record for the """.,.... "~"'
ond n 11-4 slate !or the cOnl"-r
t.:llC'I.l. The pn:cl'ding
Conch Fl.· and Ius troup,
chnched second place m the oon
fcrence und a berth to tho NA
by li\Yipmg n doubleheader !ro
lhu Wlutmnn M J~sionorics, 81·
IUld 115-51,
ln Wallo Walla. tho Pala11at
hill ganq built up oarly Jeods
in both gamos to win pulling
away. Fi'< eJeaned lho booc:h
in Friday night'c tuulo and
with the oxc:eptlon of Ken
Servos evorybody figured in
the scoring c:olumn.
Two tt•len bllU com
With a l'Ouple of free tl1roWf
W• re Lhc mgr~dienls m1:ted
tht.' Coyot('S lo ~ubduc the hit}~
Jy rntcd Paonccrs m
encounh r
C of l, which hu occupied
lho coJtar throughout most of
tho campaign. hit a hot stroak
1n tho la.t three mtnute• lo
wipo out u scomingly comfort•
ablo Pioneer l~ud of 66 58.
Thr c JrC wns 69 tlti ''llh niUl'
n·mmutc r~muinmg when
Ke1 root, o substitute. evened
knOt With 0 cripple and R • mgle-
ton. Ounnt: Hnsmussen,
plnycd his hcsl of the ycnr. hit
deuce \o put the locals out ·rro,n:
nv.nin but it wns for the lnsl tbnr
Wtth only three seconds to sc
forwurd Jock K...:nnc\'ich, grnbD1t-::
nn Inbound piUIS nml st .,~ ..... -
tile length of the floor for
tying buckl't. fo'oulcd on his
h·lllpl, tho lank~ vett!ran, ccalmlY
lofted the dectdmg pomt.
Dunne Rasmussen wus htgh
lhtl night with 16 counturs. F,, .. , ... and
so,
ball wiJ
whot ~
th11r ro
monelaj
clatmed
they d4
Ut eviiJ
!1xltbaU
be
· hadn I
And
Grow•, whQ 'rcpluccd the <:rip~lli.'CII c1naraeliCI
Ken s .. n·as. t.opp•!d his tcnmm'""'! lo
on the rood tnp with 36 points •bruary 29, 1
I
pa • aes
1denl ,., .,., ... -......
om the
11 out of
in the mea
• hoop .
•n a very
if tlw
their
I eight out
s. Ed 1 ..... .,
a~n; With
lis usuul
ard!!.
Lambd
Ud laa.t Fn
lO lll'lt Pilla
). Bill
•lnn&n
• ll\'tng a rA OV(!fC;lJij
Misfit
4·1-30, It
assacrc
lm led
•
lace February 21. 1952 PIONEER LOC
even Lettermen Return to Fold ReverendDowling Featured Speaker
' .. Chmuion I\lnrrlnr.•·s" will he ns o ~port • r on a mctropol ~ r..:ro -r-sehl. ,Je .,..s St t TXT k t tho• lOPII! u( " thnpcl tnlk Morch II nuwapnpl.'r. Hr• I nt r••d the s r:I. t .1. A u I .I. J ar v v 0 I 0 u s by thr Hl'\'ftl'(•nd EdWltrd Dowl C1d.)' ol Je!US ln 1919 nnd ''" Page The
By Tom liarlley ' :nr,, f<•Un•ler or th• C'nnn conic r· ordnln •~ tl\ thr pri•·~thaod n
r.n llncmk bntllng avt•rng~. n,. lllltion in • nu-pn1 hnll, th• yc:ur cn('e for murn~ nnd ungollt'f.l l'•lJ. He Pl<'\'ivu ly t.'lUf'ht -thr• nucl• u or o;cvc•n ll•l·
lo;u h Wnr~n Smith
~pr1n1• haH•bull turnnutr; thowcd SIJin& u! f;nDJIPtnJ; his !mr.K tar • rounh d em to muk(• tht wuplc!l. Lfryolo actJdo:my 1n Clucngo.
brtst•·hit drouth in th£ lnttcr pnrt I'OI!ons mound c•r• w much 1m J.•r.tht•r Duwllnc tuu:h1'S n mnr f'nthcr Dowhna: J11 n mc:nbCl'
rv 25. • o!la t en on nnd ~nuld ndd nt:•·d. prond uvr·r thnt ttf Just )'l'/IJ dnK•' t oun-c nt ;Mnryavlll•• c:ol-or th•• Sodolhy of Our I..ne,
cd punch to lht t .C lineup Frum H!!rml•hln cr.unc• Chnrlh· h•t:••. St. l.oQuls, Ml ou11, ond •I Am,.ncan Ncwspnper Guild. Nn-onlY thr•·~··y «'nr ldh~• mrtn •
the c-lub 1. Dltk TvdNnn n, n
flc·ldinf ho1 tstop. Tydcmnn
also 11 dcpc·ndnbl t• Jl•lit•r pitchc•r,
11 Wi."llk hit 11•1 Ttanaf-on could bolator llu• Bunnndo, a rlrulutlh•r with r1 ~ood tht• trnvding Surnm••r Sc.•hrJOI nf 1lonnl P1<.'SS dub, Am••rif!M PoJ
Piont•l!r d1omunclt·cr Bob Rhdn hwh 5t:hnol rt·curtl, whu may llc• Cntholic Action. ltwal llDfX:Irt lton, Pruport unnl
knv11:h, It I I'll t.andPd hr •l hnl'~"· c'omc n lllllth.r. On•' u( 01"l!Kon'r Follt)WJng his Ut ndunuun fmm R~pr ('nt.nuon S<x-1•.ly of Gr• ••
mlm Jrom Lowt!r Columhin }un10r uutstnndant ~·hoolooy pth h~rs. St. l..rtUIS univ••fllty l'lr wurkt~ Britain.
college, hus not hnd much ••xp••n· Hny lbd•, from \\'nshinuttm hal(h,
cnn! nguiru;t colkgt.: IJII~hmg, l111t thould h. CX!IO u rmunswy nnd
t·ould be ~ gO()({ htltcr. 'l'hc thard u cun•l ll•nt wlnnc•r th1 pring.
bruc rorner w•ll pt obnbty be NC!w cnndlduh.>s ml!lud..: :1 IJ.
ftlk'<l by Dnvc Danlc•l Tho• for-cily 8f!Cund-b:U ••mnn Rn) f'.ckcl·
rn~r Portland U nnci \'nnport man from Bcnsnn Hr: thould loiJermen pttchna includ~
p,111l, 11 \'l"h•run who hn!! nt·vcr
'n"'" tht• form pn.•dl('lccl o! him
Be 11 Stc•in Bo01 nll'n shnuld
good Sl'llSOnS. Paisley Visit Emphasizes
Need lor Church Assistants
'D'CII tnd llll' platl' i5 KNm
whn wos hrst-lim· buck·
llu;t Y•~nr :.s ' lrcshman
Is n rnu htttcr. hut could
a stronger nrm
T•o outfleldera from latt year's
pe aa c John Gordon .md J crry
·tppord. A good hitter, Gordon's
wcnkness appears to be h1s
~n51stcn t fielding. Slll.'ppord
l'd PICIOliSl' OS II h cshmun
, he hns a knack lor getting
bnsc.
The ot hct• ll'llcrmnn is Bruce
rlrsl bn&c;man w1th star is rel!nrd•'Ct ns one of th•• hc.alp ol\·e th•· •:cy&tunu pruhlt.:ms . To promot•• tho
best thud bascmC!n In the slate. A c:ombmntlon <'Uichr.;rlinfit:ld- or nlorc tromlnc Plugrams lor tnbll.!lhmcnt
A pnir of Pllchcn;, n C"nh'hr•r cr, 8111 Mnrlt•l, from l.lnooln the lh.~n·lapmr.;nt of church ns
and nn outfll'lder :'In• up from should ouJ lh1• l'Utchant: stnfl. An· •ltnnts w:u th•• purpo ,, of n vls1t
lnst year's junior vars1ty. Mound· other mlu•Jdcr 1S t~iu J1m Cruft thu; \\1..'\:k to tltc l..cw1 nnd Clark
men arc Russ Jcnnmgs, n rclwf-from T1~ard rnrnplll; by the JV v. Edv.nrd cr J,t'>l ycnr nnd Harry J•1hnson ___ ...;,; __________ ...:,__....:...__;__: :..._ ____ .:,_ ___ _
JV t.nter tn ·s1. Eddie Dung, D Navy Offers Commissions to Seniors
ra 1 w~..·nk·hitting outfacldcr ond
Dick McCh··(!, a rt'"CJ "'·' hnck.sto9
(pr two years, rnoy cru(•k tht! vor
sity
Mor• aid ~o lho plJching 1teff
i!i found in thf: rt I! hman t,mks.
Led hy Len Zmuncrrnnn, n !>C'n• 1\. OJ\}' ·uuat.nt, ulfll·t•r v•ul
be on the campo ,\tar\!h 7 frnm
l to 4\p.m. In l'<mm W-2 to t•X·
ploln the uppnrtun111es whil'h
now cx1st Ill th1• nuvnl n.os~rve
for colll'gc iit:nlol'8. Slntor IT a) Jppl,o lor • unr·,
an inncllvc rommirtlrtn if fl
vctc•rnn or uv••r the nne o! 26 or
apply lor Otriccr Cnntlldntr
"'Choul it m :my Qt her d mft \'lilt'·
eory.
Big ime Sports S<•nioi'S moy r.pply • I or com·
rnli!Smns in tht• nnval res•!rvc
t!lther lor Inactive duty or Cor
n tour or duty followtng OUtccr
Cnndldntc school. The I t.:C.rtllttng orue:er will bn
on the «'ampus to an!:WCr ques
t.mns and giVe inwrv1cw'S pror
h ./ l:unmg 10 I e sentor pro.:rnm
By Tom O'Day
8por1a Jldltor
.... ,_,........,..,... . ...
r Pm ley, s• crctnry Cor Gr:ldul!t£'!0
ut Chnstlnn f.'ducalion of :'-c
Bonrd of Education of the P~
bytctJOn chu1'1:'h of the USA.
Dr. Pol!!ley und fiicult~· mtm•
"1'5 ll1 the Cbrallinn cducnt.io!\
, cp:artmtnt dtsCuS!.ed mPthod o:
Jtalir.lnc courses in th1s [tcld.
''At PrcJ:« nt," Prcs1d,.nt Morc;:n
S. Odell 1 xplnancd, "th• rl! , n
~;rt'at demnnd for h•adan; an Sun
dny ~l·hool, mu!lic nnd chl!drtm
nnd yuung pt.!Oplo/s work.
CourS(.'S In the curriculum rl
rt!ndy CiiUng 1n part lhts n.:ed fOT
trnln{ng nn: youth lt:ndcn!hlp. ,,_.
llr,wn, cduo.:atton, pceychology :.no
sociology.
Alkn Jockson, former Michigan football star, thlnlu; that Coot
(to which we add big-time aporls m gcnerol) is a pool' borgnin
those \\ hn plnv the game. A Cl•W know-it-ails would chnlh~ngl!
sU•tcment. Thl ir contention is that, with the fnbulous sums that
cs receive for playing grl'at American sports for fun, they
uld (•tu ( lor li'f~.: in n secluded \'i'ln on lht.: M\·dih:rr" 1ncan. ... •;;::: ..
~ ~::i I
In the January 23, 1950. iuue of Time, the praco of foot·
ball Will diacuued. On the open marlcet a flaahy halfbec:k 11
worlh as much u $10.000, according to Tim•'• roport. An Oh1o
teen agor got bid.a from 61 c:ollogea; another offer revoaled by
Timl!'s ro1oa~c:h aoundod hko the prue lltt of a radio qui2 prtl-
nson gram! board. room. luihon, free laundry. S300-a-monJh apond- in the U.S. Air Force
. . • ing monoy. c:lothoa. froo tranJportati.on to and from qamo' lor
R) dl'1.:\\ hi• family SSOOO In the bank in hl1 senior yoar. (I'm switching
JHghL ns my major to PE.) Sounds llko a good deal for a boy with a atrong
:s dropp· · back and 8 JlJUe love for aome hud bodily contact. ll'm awltebthc 1951
'daho. 72· 7'
us 30·81.\DYI ing baclt.)
But IL•t's cnrry the :atory n little bit farther. One yca1· ag•l thl•
York Times newspnpl'r took u long look at college athletes.
ve the vcr thc•y went they uncoven:d a long list u{ free ridl!l'So SPl'·
• the II<'LIIly good footb11ll and bnskctb.tll plll)'ers, who were g1ven "Iorge
the <><:•...,.,. pnymcnts, clolhing find automobiles as inducemen ts to enroll."
o Palatine
~ly loads
:in pulling
~be bonc:.b
U.slo and
of Ken
, gui'Od bJ
occupied
most of
comfort•
hen
\'encd Ur
n single-
'" "' n ' \\' h'
hll
out {r.'lrr
lost tim•
to go
l,.'l"ftb
,.lt ~'~""
for· th
hls Ill
enlmQ '""'·prcs.,urc n:cru1ting IS n part and pared of lhe system or blg
cy college athletics . The T1mcs found plenty oC lacU! nnd figures
support the theory thot a good athlete is hkely to have. the edge
it comes lu smoothing the way with ~cholarships, cash bene
and snnp ~:our •cs.
Snoral colleges across the nation have decided that foot·
ball with tis high upkeep Will not for them as they ha'U dropped
what 11 rep1dly becoming a dofic:il rather than a revenue from
th11r roll.J of intercollegiate athlolics. Their major reuon wu tho
monetary coat of football . not the academic lou. One university
clllmod to have lost $100,000 a year for the la.sl four years. Until
thoy d\Jcovorod the hugo dellcU, tboy toleraied football with ell
Ill evils. Now tho oducasora of this fln• lnslltuhon would throw
football out. claiming that h's some sort of mon.ttor wh1ch must
be eliminated. (Wonder what thoy would have done it they
hadn't lo1t money.)
\nd don't lld the Idealistic idea that lhil'l is strictly an c.>osh•rl\
"·'"'"·m. Fin• colh~gt: in tht! WtJsl hove dropped the hot potnto sanC"c
last world war. One ,ollegc, Gonzaga, reCused to rcnm ... · the spo~ l
the-war bcCilU' c of the hiJ:h w<:t involvt:d. Portland U •• LC s
·town dval, dropped the ~;port alter trying lu be one o( the bi&·
lndl pcndiml<i on the· cull$t. Highli6!ht oC their Plhful t'll$C wns
th{'y 1cput\'dly of~rcd <nn outstanding Oregon hich school Cool
groduatc the u:;ual c bourd, room, tuitlnnl plus n Job nt $1 ~0 ''
on>' time he wnntcd to work. This fine t'Xatnplc or Amcr1c.an
turned thl'm down nat, cxpl;aininc that he could do better'
&11'\L"n• re. Pollllnnd dcddc:d that it couldn't beat that sort ~f torn·
in Cootbnll. In tcad it decidl:d to make basketball •ts mn·
fll•ld of cndenvor.
San FranclJco U •• alter an undefeated season. dropped foot·
ball even though huge suma of money were raised by an alarmed
alumni and ttlendJ. A breakdown of expena.s of • tchool playing
football. or for that matter any blg·tlme sport. aoundJ Ilk• a
rundown oJ the national debt. Equipment , meals. traruporla ·
Hon. field or floor rental, lodging, guua.nt" '· phyalclans . m~
ical boapltal bllll. awa.rda. coaching aideJ, •a.lario•. acholanhipa ,
Joba (for lack of a better namo). etc:. A tbou.a.nd for lhla • couple
lhousand for thai. more for thls and Jo on down the list.
Wht 1 (; dol' It 1111 It ad? 1'h1 qul:'.IIJon '·' b<•lnt a.lu•d. b)' l!du,·n·
and Inter('! ted llUdt•nls ac1 o. 1 the nation. WiU the htt,;h cost o(
ctics t.•nd to Ill cltmln&tinn? To it 1~rowth? Or to whut'l
(Edllor'a note: Thl1 il lhe aecond in a aerie• ot Jlx ankles
raru•on the ntuo of oollege athletics. Futuro atorlea will dil~1 tho
ip}:IIC(ll character of athletea. Lewt. and Clark'a role and 14lutlon l1 any.
!,Nimlmu1~~1Hang on to your ahlrt, rood all the stories.} • points. -
Aviation Cadet Program Offers Special Opportunities
· for Collegians Now Preparing for Military Service
Hero ia a real man-size opportunit y! You
con choosu-immcdiatdy- bt'tJ.Lwn Ning o
Pilot or Aircraft Oh~trt•er in America'•
ewiftly-cxpanding Air Force. The Air Force
encourage. candiduta t~ stay in school
nnd lfl'nduate . Howevur, eeniora and atu
denU4 v.itb two YMr11 or mom o{ C'oUt!ge
who anticipate ~rl,.\ entl'anl-a into military
84.·rvice can in.'lure their futuro nnd t~~rve
thcll' COWl try best by applying for Aviation
Cadet Trnlning today. You recei\·o the
linast trainin~ nnd experien~ when you 6.y
with Uu~ U S. Air Foretl-ezperit!nce tbnt
peye oft in lutt.'l' Y•nt.
WHO MAY APPlY
AOI-IU.Mn If end 26~ y ....
IDUCATION-At IMII rwe JMr't ef cetlee ..
MAliTAl STATUS-stnat ..
PHnK:Al C:ONDmOH-oe~ , ••~
lyfl, ..... hM!rl, ... ., .......
HOW TO QUAUFY
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m.x~l upeaea.
WH&I To Get Mo,. O.tall1
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( A« &Warde ~ tl four-
• wont b dwltll'we>nt "bit a awaidDI da,. aulaa·
DKDt.
6. AtUDd Aviat(oa
Cadet. Treinio14 ~hoo l
for uoe ' f'-lrber aa P.ilvt ur .Aircralc o~ ....
e?. Gt!L-1106 monthlv J•lu•
food, bc:llaior. unlfurwa,
aDd o&b« ~~Wtita .
7. Oraduat~ and •in
Juur wioaal ·C~anrli•·
•iooed ... Ho.'Ond ll't:\1·
C•Mnl, you~ •nTa,r
16,\100 a ,._,., ln at!do·
lloo, ;, ou rfi'<JiHt S2~0
Wlalwm .. u...,.. .. I!Ct! ead a
~U.y ~;;A, .• 'l'ilh pay. Pev S1x PIONEER LOG Ft'lday, rebruary
YUMMY (BURP!) Big Feet Fealu~ IKE ·LIKES IKE _ ·
DieticianPlansDaily Of_Childre~'sPlay Q Woe is He· Politi
• .t: 640 G Pr1nce Fa1ryfoot ' ., DlnneilOI uests Trapping tht' hght rnntnstic Just Overwhelm
E\'Cl" hav-e n graup or tJ40 drop 1 W1) yc rs ago Wltcn the Wll-
ID for mcnls nll dny'!' Thu; prob-Janwtte n\ er :approached 1loo"
le,•l'l of 2!i feN, l\1 i$5 0\: Y. Ill Jem 1s fntt~ doll\' bv Katherine (IUld who with bag feet \\Ouldn't?)
nr. cast mcmb"r'S of 'Prance
Fniryfoill,' which will be p1 e-· • mode comndernb le ~,·me~ \\ m n
DcWttt, Lewas tmd Clark dinang she purchased canned (ruits and scntcd hy the uruma dep1 tmcnl
l"'om d1rec1or. who al~o nrrangc vegetables from n wu~housc for grndc ~chou! student during
!or st-.hool nnd ~ few outsadc ban-whose locntton \\ ns thi"Nltcned by March :mel .1\prh.
qu~ts m the snmc cnmpus cnlc· the npproaching water. Cn!.t nu•mbl'l include Arden By Bryc~ Whito
What this? Someone wnntl'
u. to :nkc a :-tund on the pn~l·
dcntial 1-::tce? No, No, and thai
I• hnnl.
Whal nrl! you trying to do,
rum us? Our paper would nC\'cr
evt•n get olC the presses, not to tenn. Of the t•ructl'rio's diners Miss Craig ns Lold Stdfstep: Ron Wall
MlSS DoWht wns <& gradunt DeWall fagures: there nrc present ~on ns Flee\ t: toot Nan Pitmon ns c All d
from Corne.ll unwersat..r tn :-;ew at noon nl>out 150 members of Prince; Jeanne Hulsbrink ~ Old onvo en ance
l"a:rk and majol'Cd in msluu\lonal the faculty. wtcounted numbers Villagi'r Stephen; Anito Carannn D h I bJ s b• J
mnntij;lcmcnt ond dlctctJCS. She of o!C-eampus students, plus 1112 as ll!!rald; Cnl'olyn C.olcord n:r I e a a e u JeC
Sl'l"\'00 an mtcmcshap nt Harpe~ do1 mitol") students who nrc nlso Queen Hommel heel, 1\lory Rc(•d
hospllnl in DetrOit, followed by <'CJ"\'00 ditmer nnd breakfast. t\ 0$ Prin~ ss .Mnybloom Ral' Nl·W Among Shackers
se.\·eral ycnn;' haspatnl e~>em~ncc fl!w of th~sc. surprisingly enough, ron as Rough Ruddy; Pot Band
Groccru:os !or n40 pt'r dny an· do nut arrive !l'r thas cnrltcst ~ ns Robm Goodfellow; Oolori!S
C'ludc Ute usual meat, bread nnd mcnl, ho\•lnc not yet tumbled HesCQck. FJoy Louise von Grocn"
mnk \\ hich MlSS Dt'Witt orders from Utctr downy "ce cots! wald, Bnruar-a Warrell, Juckie
dully and h uhs :mrl \'l-getablc I Spl!aking of cntlng, nnd for tM Alfson. Jean Yelton. Nancy
\\hn:h are dcll\-ered on~ or tw1ce benefit of :freshmen who mny Courtne\', R 0 n Cart:zdn!ncr,
0 \\ ck. stlll be attending Lcw1s nnd Clark Mn~· Elh•rby and Ho\\ nrd But-What Is your opimon of the
value of ronvocut1ons, and would
you nllcnd them if they Wl're
not compulsoQ? Thb double-bar
rded qucstton was uskcd uf n
number of students in the Shack ml'nhon the pressure I ron1
ndVl'rliSN to Cl'DSC nne( de It•
labors lx!forl.' we went to
In the tlrst plnct", our
opera tot• is t1 Democ1 at
wuy bli'Ck, and if we SAY vtt
Toft, he'll rcbul, Ill! JOJght
quH his Job, or else
word .. T:.Ct" to ''Truman"
he cam~ to it in the copy
\\ ould gam no fncnd s
l'ithcr from lratc reodl'rS or
ou1• good fJ lend the I
man.
Our advertiser poot· soul,
c9mmittcd him·( U •lS yet.,
he dot"sn't appn•ciatc nnyon r~
lng to mokc his mind up for
Yuu sel', he's caught on
renee like a mugwump.
says "Tnft" his laborers I Cafeteria patrons n~ "not nt that time, Miss DeWitt is no\\ :zc.r ns villn&l.!l"S.
hcn\•y potu to cat rs," Mtss De· gTO\\ mg n plne{lpple plant (an a
W1tt sa)'F, nnd eat up onl)• fp;e I nower pot), whit'h :>he says will be
1 Co-darer tors for th~ production
or Sl); hundred pounds of thot mature m lour ycnrs. She docs nre Nan Pllmllll, JUnior, nnd Ar-out, it he snys "Truman.~
with vattl'd 1 1 board of directors and :su~
A. SCOTT BEACH . JUnior-ors walk out. H1s QnC ···f'·mR
"I may • \' th:tl I don I bd!CVC hope is ror "Ike'' to pntch
thnl compulsory attendance at quar.rel. So much for our
convocntio ns is unjustified , pro-liser. st:Jplc \!Bch week. not guarantee Jts yacld however . .den Craig, sophomore.
Two Young V irginias, Bitar and ·Pietz,
Star in Two S' s-Singing and Swimming ''iding that the admm•strnt1on Th·•"' tl1 ........ ·s · • "'' ~~"" our Jun 1 tor. pJ cscnts speakers of sufficient cnn just look at hu; aace
calibcl' to \\'tlrront the time. (The :rcc he admires Ike. Beside$
onl~· time 1 would not cnre to go he cnrracs an "I I.ikl' Ike"
ic: when Wayne Morse rs coming * * * * * * on his cont. He genuint:'ly
up tor rc election) " Ike's the be.o:t man by aar. THIS ONE SINGS . . . . AND THIS ONE SWIMS NORMAN COMPTON, junior- sec, Sparks is n veteran of
By Ruth Smith and Horb Scholder
When :someQne tells music m 1 or \ lrginia Batar
that she's "a good esg .. what Utey renlly mean is
that she's n good egg queen."
That's because ruling over lhe Egg feshvnl at
Wmlock, Wash
ingron, wns one
of Lhe high
lights to dnU!
of .. G Jll n y"
Bitar's 19 years.
There was olso
the time she
was queen or
the summer
sesston at the
College of the
Pacific ot
Stoeh'"ton, Cnh
forrua nnd, or
caurse, her re
cent r is e 'l.o
• promJnence as
lJ.iss Valentlne
or J 952 for the
Portland East
S1de Commercial VIRGINIA BITAR
club.
"I had to break through a leu-lool paper henrt,"
cxplomed V1rgjnia, "as the climax of Ute club's
annunl banquet." ~or t.hc benefit of the unifurmcd,
lovely ~-oung ladies do not just st\!p through the
paper, breaking it \Vrtll n flrp o( the wrist.
In Virf:mia's ca1.c she took a razor, be.fore the
bnnqu~>t, cut a barely dl.seermble slit down the
middle of the heart. lhen sat bthind it till her
moment came and tlren, gollonUy pushing the
paper aside, she made her grand entrance.
'11 gne ma sudl a big thrill," Virginia snld.
"when President George JaCkson wiShed m~ all
the success of lo year's Miss Vale-ntine ." That
young lass, Glona Krieger by name, 1S now under
contract to Colur. bia studiOS rn J-tollywood.
·•J Uunk, though, Uiat the supreme mom\!nts of
m)' Hie so far." Vu-gm1n commented. "wc:rc the
nights f gave Jn tWO 60)0 TCCI(ali;," 'X;mny ..
sa:ng l'l.nllnn, Fre h,.German and English groups
but the:: only 1an uagcs 11he speaks :al'c £ngli&h
and f'r(!Jl<:h, whtch she is studying .
.. I understood the meaniftg of the GajJU)n nnd
Italian songs I was singing,'' she dt.:'Clarcd. ":sance
J'd gone over them with my teacher, but U any
one cnm~: up to me toda)· and started to say &arne
thing m Ilaltrm or Gt!rman 1 wouldn't have any
ide:. what they we.rc talking about."
OpcrettaJ, or seml·classacal music, is the :fu'!ld
.. Ginn:,•'' mtcndS to li~inllz.e ln. That's the Sig
mund Rambert;. Fronz Lehar and Johann Strauss,
Jr., type of mwtc
V.izsrhua 's roommate :nt Stcw~t holt, Ruth
Smith, agree ,. 1th most of WGanny's .. frif'nd.r that
one thang the )'oung ~mger ncvt:r does to h1.r au
dum~ IS to put them to 4lee-p, but that':> pre-~.:t~
Iy what she dtd lO two other singers when s.b~:> song
in Humpcrdlnk's "HaNd ~nd Gretel" at Stockton
last year.
Tiae other two singers were Hansel nnd C";rct.cl
and Vir~einw wan the Dew fairy, who wntt.s dew in
Ulen eyes m the forest. By Pat Strandy ·I think os..,embl~ attendan~c war o! 1812 nnd thinks he
shouldn't be compulsory to any, ~er\'CS n p~nsion, Says he.,
although 1 would be mur~ jntcr-only wny I cnn get 1t is
cst(.\d in :tUending those who.se military man an office." Virg1nia Pick. .. hman. t.mdoul or the Mult
nomah AthlctHl club swimming team collects ~"~.?c
ords .•. swam.rning rcrotds, that is.
I.nsl month she added two more to her crowing to1 tc rclltt> to th~ WL ld today.'' B l th t fl th u c wors y an e
collect 10n by
establishing Ute
record !or the
200 nnd 400 TOM DODGE . senior-"IC th~) 1tticnl omtmcnt is my wt1e.
wt>ren l compul <lr)l L•to•'d hnvr till Jik~: Dewey. He made a
to get mon .ntt e tmp P· ~ l ~ nfic impression on her when
BOB HEITMEYER . senior-". ourcd Oregon in 1948, nnd
'lrrd trecstylc. peooh uc 11nted to p(. t ttl em ,ce ,she has ~en trving to
She holds two they'd go to them anyway, whe- •tlC to grow n mustache.
outdoor state I ther they were eompu!Slii'Y or not C I dal"t! say someone else ,
tccMds, lhe 800 I don't thmk they nre \'c.ry demo-do you get me':
and 400 yard crcttic in that they close tht
lr~:c..'>l\· 1<: Snuck shack and run everybody
Virginia has out ..
done 8 good SALLY HELSER , frcsh:man- 1 deal of trnvel-"1 l.hl.nk chapd 1. more uphtting ang an her tour ., .... th than com·cca lton, and you're not years WhH e
t • Sh l toven rcqunt>d to go to chapel, ~o earn, e wen h h ld l" b
t P 1 Be h w y ~ ou convoca 10ns e com-o am ac . Inter -Collegiate
Humor Grab B
By f'lo Ann Perkins
\ F) "d d n ' pulsory? I lhmk you get more on nan ~c .
..:::O..~!r-1 ..... ~ troit, Mkhignn. ~ood hout o{ thmg~ you want to go eu n ''Be Kind to
t • •-th to, t an a! you re r\.'qUJrcd t) - -• o sw1m u1 e Wl·ek" r-ecently, concluding VlRGINIA P"'IE .... TZ 1950•51 nahon-attend,
at championships. In Holblon Texos she came in DOLORES HESCOCK sopho paofe.ssors arc just like
fourth Jns~ 10 the nauonal -loO ynl'd fret.-style. more "So tar, I don·t think the but the latest Willamelte
Thl.S summer sht• ventured for the third t'mc public address system has work-legr;m seems to have no
to the Fnr Westerns in Snn Francisco, when.•1
sh~ I ed rlghl At 1~ast 1 hn\'en•t been ideas. They published this
took rt"Ond pine ir the 200 yard re~tyle eble to heor tn the back o! the erick!.
• . . gyrn. Also it should be more on
Tho mou ~xcwng thmg thn~ has happened on the level of the majority of the
an. or the lr1p. sh,~ h~-taken lS almost drownmg .:.tudent body than the second law
nt Pa~ Beach. \ ar&Jnaa and teammate s took a of thet:modynam1cs.
.sw1m m the Atlantic and found themselves strand- MARY l..OU HESSE. freshman
cd for about hiill an hour unable to rcnch shore.
What they thought a calm and swimnblc surt was
a rip tide.
Petie, as she is caned by her fellow swimmers ,
started awimmang in competition Jow-years a~o .
She has pcr;formt-d under the wnlcllfuJ eyea of
Ulrec coaches, Jack Cody, Jack Pobochenko and
her present coach Phtl Hansel.
The bruneue freshman is not only a good swim
mer but an opt instructor, having taught at three
of the 'le:srn to swim' campaigns \\'ith Tye Stcm
ba&.
Vlrginin named Stdnbllch among the four pco·
pie that ha\'t· iJV( n her insparatton . Bllhe Atherton ,
former teammate, Suzanne Zimmerma n. Olympic
star, and Phil Hall.Scl wue the other three that
ha\'c encouraged her.
Teamed with X.O.Ula Taylor and two other l.C
freshmen, Joyce Mahnn and Carol Pnugc..:or, £he
hdped win thP. 400 yard rcl"y last month, thus
proving her strength at short distance as weJI as
long d1stnnce.
•
TrJ show all or her time hasn't been spent In a
swammaog pool Virginia hu won two scholarshiPS
based on b111inpower, the Portland Allinnce Tri
Delta and a fr\!~hman scholarsblp at LC.
At Jclferson, Virgina belonged to the Natlonnl
Honor society nnd hP.Id the office of lccrdary ol
the atud~o:nt body . transfer from U. of 0.-"'If stu
dent.-won't t.Jkc adv.-1ntage of
opportunities that are oCCered to
them they ob\'lously oren't col
leg" mnt<'tial."
JEANNE HULSBRINK . fresh
man-J don't thank con\locatlon
a~nd.-mce should b~; compul
son ··
OALE KUGEL . Junior-''lt'E
so r~Crt: hing to hear nuthoritles,
rather than quotH from some
bod)•'s textbook of 1903 Yes, l
would go'''
RALEIGH McVICKER . junior
"The bo!lic purpo c behtnd con
vocations 1. good .md 1 rully agree
that they add much to college lite
If the prt·sent cnlibcr o{ speak·
ers is m"intaincd :I would attend
regardless o! whether they were
compulsory.·•
DALE WIRICK , fl"Hhman
''Ct~n\'O<:ations ~dd to the spiri
tual welfare of the student nnd
1 think it's a Rood thing thnt
they're compulsary."
JOANNE ELLIS, senior -"1
thank it':~ unfair that the library
is ICKked r.o lhnt we get n feeling
lhnt we have ab&olut«!l.Y no <'hoact
ln the mnttc1·." Gueuor,
Whoso knowledge grew
and lessor:
U g.-ow so s:malJ.
Ha knew nothing at all.
And now he's a coUege Dt'cu•m
or.
Then \\ ath more Jibes. a
adu~d-"Tho _c.; who can, do:
who cnn't, leach, tho"e who
leach leach others to tench;
who can't teach olhet-s to t
:tre Deana ''
The OCE school paper
lows the tame lrac:k with:
Now I lay me down to
Tho locturo's dry. tho suJbJeell
deep.
If he thouJd quit before 1 wa••
Glvo me a poko for good
aalcel
The NYU dally had stafl
lema, so lhE'l' offered n plea
wny; "Do you get 11 thrill out
watching "The Big Story?"
you hove a used trench coat!
you like to ket·p your hal a
on your head llke tt>purh!rt
in the mov•e"" Well, then
don t you come down to
Heights Datly N'tlWS office on
tccond floor uf Ln" rcnc;c JHiW
ontl do none of thcs~." JOH~
Only twl
filled
Tuesdt
John Pa\
decisio~
race doJ
oppoq
The fre$
c
L~
11 you w
cu'd bett
10
into th
schedu
Just set
Lo
pn..~l
It\
mu!~ih ~ Ll
~-~-------------~~=~ ~LW~,,~sDENQ~~YA TWORK ole I e
Balloters lo Select Members
EST. 1867 Of Student Council, Yell Kings
nbl•r of .
, ilS nl S~ud • nts Will go to th• polls Jtm Carrrtt nnd Wolly H• rd
next 'l'ucsdoy nlld Wcdn~~Joy and )'llll king t.c.:am , n1tr111J~r unr.
1\t:m:h 4 and 5. to ~"t•l(•ct the uH1· Chut k Bnrtholontuus R4)n Cun x - _ r••rs ol ru•xt Y•wr's •tutll nt c••un· mnchom, um.l Dllv•• LnruP.r, noll
team two, Bob BICtU ~ rm!.l BuJ
CndwcU. .. ,. • •
'li\'C
nnd
l'l tht.'
unior
ran;or,
{nppn
surer
nrrett
• Jsmess
u
team
)mOre
r uf D
lOT poll
been
!sser.
• ~~~~~·----------~--~~P~o~r~tJ~a~n~d: ·~O~r~o~g~o~n~r~r~ ,d~a~y~,~r~e~b~r~u~ary~ -~2!9~.~19~5~2~ .......... ~~~==~~~~~ r Number t 9 c:il.
B V111cs mny h C'D t 10 the lohby Sly ea .. ls' 'RII•naJe ... Onl•ghl,· oc lh·· gym or 10th. ludf'nt body .. & c fCic,. llllyllme durlnf! thl' t t
h ., · li::elloo pnys. urp y, revo.. Broadcast A apwing Sl!mest~ aludeot bod:r
cnrd mu t be prc::"nkcl w r ~ctv<·
n bnllol to votf: Full hcrni>!.lt. • • cards will not be valid,
Fonnnl oom!nnllons o! 0\1' 18
ctLndidlHcs runrung !ur ofl1cc we c.:
made ln the cnrnpus tht•nl• r
Thursdny, 1-'cbruncy 21 l::nt'-h of
thf' cm•dldntl's tor pr sldt:11t nnd
vtcc-presidcnt \vns formally nom
inated. F'ollowJng the:. nomtnnt&on
each r.ondldotc mode on nc:ccpt
ancc spr.cch. Oth~>r cnndtdnt
were nominntcd und pr~' nt• <1
Dick Bo.WgCT , election t nm
pntgn chn lrmnn, urg•. d t\'P.n
rncrnbr•t· a! the htdl n& !Jody to
\'Otf'.
In c:u:c or o ru.n-ort n t'<.'Ond
de:ction wall b~ ht kl du~ \Hf k
following the mnln eJ• tlom, Bnl·
"Jg(!r s:ud. Dell's Annual
French /Flop'
Billed March 7
Of ll.l Tau Rho's sixth ann\Jnl
Honk.y Tonk, tJrlgJn:illy ret td
~tlt.d £or thtB Saturdny mght, h OJ
bl n po tpont.d fur c We•·k duo
tu red tn~ mvolvt.il 1n G tttn ,
the Fn..nch 1m port d b nd
throu~ U S. ~u toma ...
J3orrang ony o:J'u~r In; t mlntlt
delll) , tht dane£ ,-.m Ut: br c.1
'J: ndo.>, Murch 7, t 111.:. D•v•sron
Strt.• t Balltllh nt I 71 t OJlld OtvJ-
l(Jn. Th.-. dn J .. rdm~; to
whut nr.~o v.uuld cc ii he v.: rc to
\t,; k olon Lh• lu J tr rut t f
P ~ Ttml 1$ D-12.
Tcck~.:l':. h• h ure p :'li'Fd $1 nJ,
v. t 1 b~.: Jd n 'Itt b n•1 The {Qlluwmr, candtdo~s num!'
will appear on tbt balhll
F'or pre!Sid• nt· H:.sg Carto:tl n.' mi'mtx r (JI Delta T
D F~ S M h"ll d l rruty Rbo fr •
on !Jrcn, UJn rtt: t nn Th Wh r R F h
Bill Owen; vtct• prc~tdent, John I l r ut nt ' • a r u.-
Paul Jon nnd l.loyd Sllrrm, e. Snnn lion publlcmwn, will be
t L tt "'t J ch!!trJbutcd ne~t Fr1dG}. Th~> tw re ary, auro n •• eyer&, cwnn d
Ell. a-· I l. d "'··· J I pn&e ( ltlon, nppro·.t d nnd (dlt • IS, ..,,,y .n~e nn odty an d b b f th b t y mt::m crs t , .(_ n • •
DIANA MURPHY PLEADS with Btll Trevor to accept hiJ fellow 10ldiers u his. tnends in e ~cone
rom "Hasty Heart." which ends tomgh1 in tho campus theeter. Admiulon freo to SB card holders. Duk : Lrttn ur••r, Clnrk Str·phens.. gnde, v.:111 cuntllln data ~pl:un-
Menucha Meeting
Analyzes Religion mr. th oragannl ldt!a rr lh dnnc~
nnd ho\\ 1t hirt•:'d
By Herb Scholder
:Dram• ~4itor In lteu ol un opt.mmg
Mrs. Constuncl' night
Ruth
, "llasly llcnrt" director, rc·
ciVl·d 11 cnrnelin COI'Sugc when
nnd cllSt members Diann
trphy nnd Bill 'i'mvor oppt•lncd
".Mary Cullen on the Air" O\'cr l....... lnst Tucsduy.
The brondcns t wus a publidt)'
)fOJ•Cct for thr-piny by John
•ntrit>k, whit-h w11l end 1ts n.m in the campus lnca}cr tonlgh .
1\ll~. 1-~oll•, T-revor anti Ml!iS Mur
phy nlso did gu( l t nts em Kny
\\'t•st's show o\'er KEX, Mls.OJ Mur
phy and Trevor an bott• instnnces,
dotng a scene h'Om the st:wnd act
of the piny.
A singll·-wanl hospital In the
jungles or Burma dunng tht! lasl
W~lr, is the selling for ''The Hasty
lienrt," which is beang produced
n! n projed by .M~ . Folts' plny
produ~tfon class. Cbmplclc Wtlh tr.d ulonkcl8,
bombOo wnlls, pin·UJl& nnd mos
quito nets, Mrs. Foltg lhfnks the
S •t I "one Of thi! mo l t t!llhSliC Rcprct.cntntt\'1$ from LC Chn
lookmg om·s Wt.•'vf.! t•t;••r hutl.'' tlnn studtml orgnnl:lmtfons me1
Dun~·an MocKcn:ritt, ptp• major
of the cion MncLt'llY PtP•! band, lnst wcck~:nd nt M• nucha foro rc.
ts the own••r or the pair er kiltS' hg1ous confcl•'nr::c to nnoi,Y7c th~.:
thllt Trc\'or, ns L~1chle l\fcLach-pn'SI nt stntc of voluntnry re·
len, \\'l a1s tn the ploy. Mtu:KcnZlt.' llgious Hf1! on cnmpu!l nnd to
olso hPiplC1 pubhattl' the piny
among loco! Scotth JX'OPJc.
Curtnin tame 1!1 8:30 p m. rccummend nuns and pror.rnms
lO realize rnorc effective rc!ul~.Sc
Dunng SnlunJo} s•~tons four _areer Program .Offers Advice
rom Five Community Leaders top1~ WCI!' dtscUstt!d: the pres
.mt silu::.tlon of 'olunwry rchc
•uus life at Lewis ond Clnrk, what
It ought to be, what Othr>r col
lct:t..'S in the northwest ar~n nod
throughout the nntJ<Jn are doing,
recommendnt1ons nnd mr•thods
10 coonhnntc and strt:nglhen te
lisious life. F1vc pen;ons. l'lll'h 11 1 ccognizcd
l'""n:r m Ills held, will be college
in un All-cullcgc. N\rcer
lonf(·•·entre on Tuesday, March 5,
11 a.m.
The f;pL•nkct'B wlll t3lk on lht•
IOPIC "Thl? ChuJJcngl' of a CaruL'r
." In the Collowmg
u-..·••><; business, •!ducat ion, I inc
public service nnd 5cilmct.'.
Tht. ·PL 1kcrs nn• us tollow ·
Businou -Edaur W. Smith,
• ldtrll of the Portland C'hnm·
of CummL'rct.•; ,;rudunt· · or
l.'Orrwll university ; pri?Sidcnt or
bl OH'gnn Stote th>nrd of H tgh.
Education nnd thl• A'6Socintlon
· Govl!rmng Boards ot Stnt' 1
IJni·n:.r'Sitics; opt•rutor of an ex
wheal nnd caltle rnnch
lht Pnultc Northwest
Edu:atlon -ll.trold 1'. Snntcc,
hl'IP tl or I< ronkltn high SC'hool,
nnd; mnatcr'3 dc&rt:c from
ford; former darcctor o( Port
M"condury school$ and SUPI!I
'""ndtmt o{ the Sprtngf•cld
tine Arn -Wallate Jt.mnnh
of public • chou! mutk
n VancouV<'r, Wn~htnt,:ton, UA
from the Chicago MuSic'
:OIItdlt', g1 aduah: work nt North
~('SIIN n univcNJtty in Ch leu eo•
tor oL the hand of Clnrk col
and former suprn•Jsor of
........ ., ~·huol music in Brt'mt'r-Public Service--Paul L. Pattcr
•n prt 1d1.nt ot the s-enatt.• of the
01 ~r.on State lcgtslntutl! .
Science -Wt.'ndcll W. t\loy~r
d1n:ctor of re~t·urch of Crown
Zt.•ller·bnch corporntton; Ph. D.
irorn University of Illinois; rc·
~t!arch assistant at :Harvard and
PrmC'eton unt\'cr:>ltaes; plujcct
lt>ader at n'l';earch department ut
!;)olv:ty process corpornlton, New
\' ork director of 1 csearch for christ, proft=ssor of btology, was
ronsultnnt.
Students mny choost• from th••
hvc nrcus-bU$incss, cducaticm.
f•nc arts, pubhc st.•rv•re nnd
scicncC'--O nl' licld in which the:v
.are most inter~.:st •'tl to ~ttcnd .
Nu freshman St·mlnnn: or dtJ
pnrtmr•nUII cunfer\!ntcs h:l\'e bt>en
SCht..'dUit! d rur Tu • d:Ay !>O thnt
all students mov attf'nd the <'nrecr
* conft"rt•ncc. The con1crl!ncc oo.: ns pltmned
through th1• human relattOns com·
m1s:s1on headt>d b}' Fr!mk L:l\\T·
encP,
The meeting was mnde p :r.: tblc
by fundS rrom th(l 1131\!1\ lOUn·
dntion whose l•bJ~cli\'c is to pro·
molt: bt!ttcr undr•rst:&nlllnJt b••
tWt'f'n faculty nnd etud• nt£.
A E' Staley Manufacturtng com-,.-------------------------------------------------•
pan~ .n Decatur, Illinois. 'NO COMPROMISE NOW'
Included in tho talks. will .be
such items u the spea.ken' I Egyptian I war Looms
college d&\'5 cmd the cboo.mg
o{lus carHr • .uJy experiences In Bull Uzrl· Dl.sputes on the fira.t job&, some detours -
along the way; wiso dedaioru
and de•elopmenJa: auggestioru
1or penons going into the area
and o summary of ttt. challenge
which this area hold.a a.a a
carHr today. A quutlon period
will !ollow each tillk.
Following the ••minara lh~·
iPE!ilkt•r· "ill bl' au•·sh of th~
wll._lkc nt a lunchcon in tht• cnft'·
h:ri.t Mrnnged by Vugtnln Wlon,
•enlM .1nd O ... an Frt"t!da Hartl•
t£>ld an cooperdtlon with KathN·
1nc Ot Witt, daning I'(IOnl dm~cl·
nr Dr Morann S. Odell tS host
tor this lun~·heon.
Or. VergU S. f'ogdall. dt'lll\ of
:~tud~nt~. wnc: chatrmun of theo
commlttct.' nnd Or. F'ronclS Gil-By Bryc~ Whi.to
LOG ronlp OQCTMpoadeat
11-"rom the front im•:s). SPE
CIAL. Wllr \\.'Jll b ~~~~ at 12 noon
\Jtlr~h 5,
ln u mutunlly ·:lCTt t.'tl struggle,
disputunts Muhnmmed Uui Wld
H. 0. N. B\JlJ wJll rm 1'\ tu d••·
dde one..• :rnd fur ull th•' \'lctor
in thco contJu\'t rsiot .. F.~yptian "
i£SUC,
BuU. stolid Brlllaher . will de.
Cl'nd the Brh i~>h t.irte on Egypt
with U7tt bnrt{"lnC hts ht•u'';Y
ortilh.:ry to L~·nr un ttw Briti h
O{'~UPAlion. The uutcumc is un
certntn, buL ttne Co~: L is sure-
• 1 ht•n! c:nn bt• nu comprcun1 •'-
In '' t•:rseiY·'\ onlnl suatt!ml'nt to the prt:S.<; Uzr: sn.a he, "prom·
if• d n U10rouctr :and c.lenn SWL'f'P
of BuU's clnims." Just what tl1IS
may mt111\ has kept tchoblu ob.
servt-rs gu• ~ng, bu~ broken
down, tt rnuy m~tan t:lUH:r c. f&ont.
ul u.o;SJlult or '' sneak pmtcr
movement uround Bull's rnntn
poaitions.
No word is uailabl• nt tbu
tim•• from Bull, whu n·~:enll) '
$ul(crcd •·,·crul c.rnckNI 11bs and
is r-r~upinr. !or Lhe nll·nllpo:rt·
unt WcUncsdav showdown btlttl• •
U. N. n.:gottator Corlin C-..ppcr·
J"hnson is nttl'fnpung n Ia l·tmn·
ut•• nrmistit c, but lntc report
.ndicntt• Jlttltl hope fur su~·t <'..SS. Seh.:rtcd ~hnpt:ron " I b
' ununons \\i 11 m ... dva:Jc-c: --nl
PetitionsCirculate
For May Queen
Pcthions ror 1952 Muy Q JCcn
will b11 U\ ntl.abk 10 thl! student
body ofl•ce March 5
Any !l;cnlor gu:l 1 ehglblt
for nomtnnuo:n when a pt llt:on
for h r 1s filL'tl, nn:o .. dtng to
Ann A~slln and Bob Peters,
co-rhnlrmtm of lhe lt.tc
Comph•tcd peuuon n ust be.>
returned to the stud rtt lx1d
oUt~ by 1\llart:h l'l
•
Soprano Betty Pearson
To Appear in Concert
A \O I Wll'lncr this year (n thr
Yllunc Artist :J\Id1tions \\'llh the
Por lnno Sympho:w will be henrd
In cone rl at Copeland Mcmorlnl
chapel Thunday :It 1:'!~30 p m.
She i!l sopt:Ino Betty Penrso.n
who in 19-17 1.\'0n th At\\ nt •
K••nt $l,IX10 0\\0&rU {(•r h€:1" vocu.l
wotk. Tne Judge m tht> Ke!ll
sponsored contest was Helen
Trnuht!L.
M~· Gnrden. !umou Stng~r
:md nctress., m her \..slt to Port
l:md lust ye~r piekt:d B u~ 's
\'nice :Js the <tulBtr.ndmg heortl
!n Orer.on.
Betty \\.'35 torm rly ~lvast nt
the First Pre b:ru:rjnn claurch nnd
at present holds the sum~ poAIUOb
t Fi t Christin.n Sc.xnce dnm:h.
Winnie Carlock Solos
Pinnu.t Winnw Cru-lotk will be
bcntd tn rt.'CJtnl .nt Cu.P(-Innd Me
mvrlal chapel S1:nd y. M. rch !!,
nt 3~30 p.m.
She w 11 bl.! he:u-d in wurks by
comp~crs Ba~h. 'IUJ~hm:uunof(
Cnrp~ntt r, lbt:rt~ Debussy, Sc.hu
rnnnn·l.int nnd Gr-. £,
In LJddiuo.n to her p.lnno pln} me
Winnu .: lS QC:U'\ c in ~l'huol arfalrs
ond holds tbt p0£llll.l!l of SOt'in\
commission r • • One Hour .. One Life
' Mu~t men dte m h..ot en ~caus~ we h~·rl! nl home ha,·~ not
the guts to dona·" h~\\ oun~s of our blood to s:we them7
Must we cherish thnt blQod so much thnt we ignore the pleas
of our wounded on those far-off battleficld s7
The Red Cross has URGENT need of all l~'PCS of blood.
Th~ only cost to you for sa,·mg .. wounded mnn is one small
hour. One pint means little to you, and may mean to n sol
dier the chance to come home ali\'e.
The LOG feels so confident lhnt Lewis and Clark students
can do their part that we do hereby issu~ a chnllengc:
The student. a.t Lewia cmd Clark will donate more
blood per atud.ont than students from Reed college. Van·
pod and Portlcmd univeraUy. We offer a student blood
drlve cont"l on the bo.sla of the percentage of student
body don<ttlng .
Just remember-the cxpresston in a wounded boy's eyes
when a medtc tells him there is no blood to save his life-e
remember the way you might reel 1f you were in that boy's
position. And remember, too, blood's cheap except when
vou don't ha"e it. W. B. W. •
GUEST EDITORIAL
Get 0./f That Fence
By Hatg Cartodan
~ld•at. D•U• Tao Jlho rn.tualt.y
Instead of blocking our minds to the probll!m of national
iratermue.s, let's balance the pros and cons of the subJect.
What are lhe results?
What can national fraternibea offer 1be local fraternities?
l. Jo mancanl atd to eslabhsh and bu1ld tra,ermty houses.
2. Brotherhood with fraternity men that reaches every
~ection of the United States: a common denominator in the
business world as "dl 1s campus life.
What con national fraternities offer Lewla and Clark college? -1. Developmer.t ,n greater prestige for thE: college.
2. Closer affiliation w1lh other coH~gc.s that ha,·e nallonal
chapters.
3. Policies and standards which aid the rollege in lurn
ing out graduatt!S of high caliber.
What do some national fraternities offer lbat would produce
a nogatlve reacuon?
l. ReligioL 1 "' racial discrimination.
2. Formation of cliques and restriction of group activities.
3. Obligation of carrying out duties on a national instead
of local scale. P10N.&ER LOG Fdday. February 2
Here's How To-
Fill Your Summer Weeks
With Challenging Position
By Ann Crannlng peal t.o you.
A nut ('\ ot flonunl. woodJnnd Wtth a cura·nt Re•d Ct('S.'i Sah.•·
lotr~ .. , a drch: uf lOif!rlockt:rl ty lnstrucLOI' C'IU"d nnd ..:.>:Pl'fi·
hand , • , n kalcadoscop or fH\I• CnCc, thostc or VOU 21 .)'•'•'~ 01
'' ms Cln:;hmc on dnrkcnl'd ~·"~'r· nbon• rnn npply Oli n wnlt•t h·ont
greens uvcrht:Kd . . . d aret"tor C8 Wl'(lk p~·tlod )
Th1s pictul'\' cnn b.:oromc :l 1 c-1 Wate.rfront uaiatanta musk b1•
Rill.)' lor YOU th1S summl'r lbrout:h at leO!! I I tl ycrm; o( 'IR<' 'ttlrl hold
Nb "'hh th~ Girl :s<:Outs oC lh~ t•Jlher a W. S. I. or Scntor Lifc-
l S. A. srwing cnrd.
The negatin l1 ll\'ailnblc :tl Or Pt'rhops thP. position or nurse
the Portllmd Coun\!11 ofltc:c who•rt.• nppcnls to you. Qunhhcntaon s In·
your appht'ntwn "•11 bt• constd· dude an R. N. c1.·rhfieah• and n
~·red Cor a coun5chng posatlun nt lo\·t for chaldrl'n and the outdoors.
Camp Wand Mountain, Tho ca.mpaUe is localc.od in the
If you cnJO.)' cook mg. l'hildtt•n hill dong th~.: Columbia Rl\ cr
11nd the outdoor::, pcrhnps you J•orj!t :'1 fl'w mill.~ north of Stc\'
urc qunhfll.'<.l Lor n nine wed. JO~ enc;on, Wnshmrton Bnckground·
ro_s nssisUUl t rook or hcnd cook t d b' a en of hr .md pane, swim
Ctxpctacncl r<'quar' d). mang and bontmg m tho lnkc ond
Perhap5 tho eight week position hiking hi~h :~top'Wind Mountain
11 unat 1l:.1dcr 1 vou hn\'c had arc featured acti\'ihl:S,
cxpctlcnco nnd nre nt lca:ot 21 It you would like to rcmnin
years of ng'----or umt nsslo;Uinl-nearer your home dua ing the
rf you're 18 or n\'ero-would np· summ(•r, the Counc1l operntes sov-
This Could Happen Here?
SIIIIL • L t
CAN£1~ ftM!tll!J'~ • &:Cal --
._::" ------------
(c§l ·-•
• l'n dny·camps locat•·d an
nomt~h. Clnt'luunn. nnd
ton ('Ountlcs. !J'hev opL•n
:'llld clOSI' July 31.
The camper·a agoa range•
7 to 17 nnd the ·C!'11ions nrt•
duys pi'l' W('ek Tuco.;duy,
nc-.11do} .md Thur.,da .Y,
Job opportum tics for ........ .
nrc unat lt..•4dc J"!! (gula ovc·r
unit :t!l<SISt~•nL: (18 ''''a~ or • :md lint u!dcr<',
Doflnite ur.et1 for an\' of •
pn~IIJonr •trc the nbilily to
opt; J'lltc with other taLC
ber'S: tolernnt uttrtud1 , ... m .. ,l
al sccuriw, nncl kno" ll•ligr
the GU'l Scout prog•·am.
Applicnnts for Cnmp
Mountain are r cqucstl'<i to
t:.tct Kay Dean, Girl Scout
1017 S. W Washington, CA
Mary Aldrich (snme nddrc·ss
phont ) "Ill d1scuss doy ··cam~
JOBS Wtlh you.
-
Round Two
I To tho odlJor:
I am urpri t'd thot the
allows such a low standard
critkal Judgml'nt to be
In his review of the F'l"Cl
club assembly, Mr. Scholder
least hns the honesty to
thnt he is not o competent
of music. But tnt'!rcly sayang
kind things 1S not n su
for keen pcrccption .
It is ntso no substitute
clcvct ness which one suppos1.1
b~· the mot a\'C ot the writl•r .
These are only the main factors in this conll1o\·ersy of
national fraternmes on the Lewis and Clark campus. Start
vour minds working on the problem. It will need your under-
~tanding and sound Lhinking to at tam a satisfactory concul~ion. Hey. Haag. You lmow that new fratornily ho'we they buill next Thas tendency t.o nccepl l
opm1on of those w1th no bu~u
judgment on reviews ol sn<DI
a.sscmblit•s and plays Is sea
I!Cccptablc in Ill college
paper.
Nowisthetimetothinka~utnationab.toaskqueslions ~d~o~or~?~-~~~~~~~~~s~O~R~O~R~IT~Y~l:·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~M~a~r~y~~~
to decide for yourself whether or not you want national fra-r
ternJties on your c:ompus.
This is not a problem for men alone. It is dire<:ted to wom
en also. 11 national fraternities are to be established, what Egypt From Another Angle
about national sororities? Will this question be dropped nlong L.::===========
the road or will it reach the board or truslees? By H. 0. N. Bull
und('rtak(n.
It doesn·t stop with the administration. the student coun
cil, the JFC, the ISC or the local Greek organizations on cam
pus. It stops with you. the colle_ge student, the ultimate per
son ·the conclusion will affect.
Ofllct .. l {•UllUOIIUon of thf! ,A~Iatdl fliiJdron{!J of l,;.•urle and lltrk
coii"I:C. Publblwd w"tkl)• iJt1rlt1!; the oolhte y•ar. :!UbKTilJilon ratu: It 00 pt-T )' r
F.ctcr~ u ll!leoQt:l<1 ,;Wll maU•r II\ J•ortiiUld •)rf'~.ton,
EDITOR
Bryce White •
BUI Fou Managing Editor Geraldiae Sproll Aut, Society
Tom O'Day Spor11 Eciltor
Kerb Scholder i"eaJu.rh Edllor Don Floren
Ann Crannlng
Naru:y MWer Auiatan! Edltor
Editcaial EdUor
SocJety Edltor Jlm Tomlin Bu.~ inen Mgr.
Blair Lindle Adv. Mgr.
Clrcalatloa: ' atU.b 8.-Jth,
J'at .-u-.11/U' , .A.I awpheaaou.
COlomata\.al Cbartu Oll1b, 7aol
•lfiJ"'• .Dol:l Keaderaoo : l!poru a
Tum Kai'U•l' • .A 1 8tepheuavll .
Pllotopaphars J'ad~ Traellul Tbe t'ollowmg olficiol gov••rn·
m •nl ftgur{'S for 1940 ( 18 ycors
after Egypt had obtnan~.. od control
O\'cr its mtcrnal alfan'S) spcuk
for thenuelvcs,
Propl'lctors, numberinc 2,-&96,-
540, larmc:d 5.841,011 ncrcs. Of
thut toU.l 1,765,702 fanncn; over
70 ~r Cl!llt of lhl.' total held 724,·
156 ncrcs nvcr:1gtng 0.41 acr1.:s
aptecu to mnkc up 12.40 per cent
of lhe lotol lond und'-•r cultavn
taon
On the olher ~nd, 12,322 lnagc
l~tndo·.•;nen;, ur 0.49 per cent of
the populnuon, own~o.-d 2,188,51 4
:>r.r•!S, or 27.13 per cent of th~
Jnnd-hardly a tnia· dJstr.lbutiCtn.
Thu rcrncdics lhnt E~:ypt shuuld
undc•tuke h> put her lwu1!t' in
order arc 1) laod rechunation
wlul.!h could ht:! dune: wnhout lou
much lroubh.
But that land when reclaimed
would have to IH given t~ th•·
lrndl•$1 poor-an lmposs1blc ade.
!10m \I)J• \'it_Wpotnt Of the \\'1 OJ•
thy upp••r class. •
The pnpulntton hU£, ho\w .. wm•
grown lo<J l:.u gc JUSt to 'cmnan
11 farm peoplt-and ocuu;cqucntl•r
2) indur.trialbation must also be This very largely depends on
the dew•lopment oC lht! mlcrnol
market ond whether p~.; Jplt earn
me so little as the mujoraty ol
the population t·an provadt that
lS unccrt.un .
3) Land reform: the brcuking
up of I<~ I ~c t l:'\U and the• re
allocafl(ln of thl"m m smallt•t•
pic.'('~S to the poor is the one sur~
rneans' ot ovr.rc':C.Immg povt•t ty
but nuwherc arc I he J>Qhtic:1l
obsl<~t'~ &f~Ith.'l",
The mn t impo1 t.anl puhliclaru;
are all grcnt cotton lords who
hold the country m th( lr Rrlp.
Tht• &uvcrnm('nt rcp1· ·~~nts this
smnll t"Chon of thr• ~plt• and
it 1s in tbcia intertJt>t that d•
clsions orr-Wkt n.
To. da.tract the rtttt'ntwn of
Uu1 dtscontt•ntt d and und•·i·pn\ '•
ik£!cd miJhuns from the privl·
1CJ;f:d r .. w. thr• gow•mmcnt hu~
ohvnys mado n scapcaoat uut of
thL• Bnt111h t.lO<•upatann.
ln l !122 it wns golnt: to be won
do rrul new world since lhc Brh
lllh had n•tlred lrom the Egyp.
tian government while I'CSf'r\'tnC
the right to kt.'t!p troops 1<11 dl'· f ~.;n ,
But thingr. did not 8'·'' h•_
So In 1936 Epy pt obtaint.'d
uthca Lrcaty By tlus 1
coldicrs nnd ·lOO pllots were
reside In the: Sut. ennui zone
the defense of the cunul.
This. said everyone 1n
circles ol porliom('nt, wu all
wu neceuuy : lor il tho B
troops all lefl Cairo a.nd co'llclll
bolp ouJ the atorekoepen , ha
e.ra and 1boeblacb by
there. pro1perily for all wcu
~vi table.
Now N,1ha Pa ho hns
nnother j;C3PellOOl; tlu:
c.:vucuati on of the Bnll.o•h
t•vo•n :~;hould that com1 ~~boul
t'\:onomtc troubles o! Egypt ~
nut be •JVt 1
Nor wlll they ever be
somL'Ont' nt ltll· pomt of n
gun makt•s thl· rrch diBMMGt.!
of their gnin to the ma
poor A1tc1 all the Kurnn
oy thut t}ne ~hou ld lJI\•e to
poor.
.Mt•anwlule it C"Qntr.s t:he:tpCr
let moh pallagc the hom\'
businesses of foroigm·r s and
set light to them. the
0
f'rlll!:!rt
ntou:on5 l
l(nppa
arch 3, u
Bota l'i
11lfCil 4. p
Lambd
Mar
SlgmD
Man
AI phD
arch 7
De ltD
ll 0 y
Aeactn
wtll
i!IIWIUJ Ht
ts, the
anu"' al Stc
8:30 p.m
Th(l s
chnurt
Prcs1d
• nnd Mr
faCllllT Nil
B ' < on •
shiP to lht:.
ld lnst '1
As n Q
v:hcre he 'o1
that CVCI'J1
St..-ctlon or 1
All pn
add rcs.'C Lo
home cron
at Lincoln
Creek No'f
llnag
(rntl.'rnity.
Phll Onhlq
flnll'·lll-lnrj
stnrr j
luck liUP
together ~
honornry.
Durint
ary frntcni
Mariam H
Jock Tracl
Club No~
The r
eel to be u
SCJ'\'lCC hoi
Red Cross
umc Phyll
held Mnrct
Rosnli
member, VI
by the en~
Those Will~
Al lhl.'
Wcstl'm B
discussion
tbts ntt cl
, Red
As
By
The tiU
trovelcd a.
tcker ex
doubt go
Ucboruh
p!nincd In
hns mode
lnnd,
ThP-
thc scene
uQuo Vudi
ruoolor c
plarn
Christ inn
wtit."ll
talh.>d
A.all
c:hm11 ,
Kerr tit d
or tlw
nothinl' b<
bull but
tu1 ned pen
tAng~
s arc•
·da:r~
•
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lily
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f sn01
flooper PIONEER LOG
By Nanc:y Mlllor •
and C•raldin• Sp~ou Widely Traveled Art Instructor
pus Fraternities Spends Portion of Life CripPled the SfJtlal Sl(/e
Gl. T r.e R usr z... D'l·nn e By Mlldrod Shady Rusalons, but h could pcnk no
V ~ J.J. TS t":l!lting to the bottom oC thm111 nussian nnd they nn &ngh1h so
~·ratcrnit\' rushing begins ne.xl week with rushcc•s receiving in
to lh· lt'Vt'n rul!h dtnnt r:. lube elvt'n thnt lnlt!rcsl him hi!JI modf• ht• they jura cxchMgc-d c•gnn:tte.<:
life full nnd interesting" dcclnrcn nnd innpectcd CDch other'& we p-
KRppa Phi A1pho wlll hold its ruth dlnnl•r Mondo) • evr•ning,
ttnrL··• ·1, ut ttw home oC Brton TC'llt!l", 404 S W Ed!lceWf mad. Willllun Mnnsfacld Hlll, nrt m- yns. •
atructQr. He l.s a pcrf,.ctlonlr.t The wnr over, HiU liurrfCft bnc.k
Beta Mu Eptilon will hold its ru11h dinner Tuesday cvcnlng,
l~o>n·h I Plncc w11l b~.: mnounccd m the invttatioll!l, wllh fl driving, lnteru;c int••relll to school m 11H6 nl Ute Unlu!r-
ln tb~ role thnl Ideas ploy In lty ol Callfom1n to atucly orchi
Lambdo Phl Epsllon w 1ll hold tts rush dinner WedncsdtLy cvc
\fnrch 6. lnvhntlon . will unnuunce the meeting plocc for din· mnn'o lite nnd devclnpmcnt. ~ d.ure.. !..(Iter, whtlc \>rorklng
lltll wns born in Mlddleshrough1 In Snn Frnncisco os chl f de-
In northern England In Jn25, and Jgn~'r for o nnt.lonal ftnn. h
Sigma Alpho Sigma wtll hold its ruth dt.nncr Thun;dny cvc-wns eduCDtcd th•!rc. c:nmc to resent hl.s emp oyer's
M lrch u Mt tmr plncc wsll be announced in the 1nvtlntlons. AnyoM flC'l!lng Hill II\\ inging nttltudc. He t IL t.ha' t.hcy, tn
Alpha Rho Omogo wtll hold tLs rush dinner Fridny cvcnan", along on lhc campus engmllscd hlr:tng lum, ''could expect hill
0 in conv 1'B8llon wHh o fellow best so for as hts tcchnlcnl &lull """" 7, • DeUa Tau Rho wsU hold its rush dinner Saturday evening 1ru1tructor or a tudcnt would ncv- .1 nd •cnrtce w re cnccm~: but
llarc:.ll 8 with u omorgnsbord. ' e.r cucllll tbot he wos crippled _..- hlB consCJcncc nnd code of cthltti
Acacia will hold 1\.s rush dtnner Sunday evening, Mllr<:h 9. lnvi-for several yean; when n boy by n>bcllcd when he wns obhgcd to
:Jti<>ns wUI announce the meeting p)ac~ ~:pinnl mcningat{s and r.hcumn L1c WILLIAM M. HILL nppro .. ·c the un!nfr shuttUng of
rc.vl'r. He came through Jt all mntcrlnls from one job to another
Hall Danco sntlsJoc:louly much to the nmn.zc- The nma.)' clolmcd bls crv1c1 nnd slmllnr 'deals'.'' Thil cxp rt-
Tlu1.1ugh lht mL>dio or the dunce programs and the refresh
the theme of "Underw ater'' wall be cnrried out ot the fU'st
I Sll'WOrl hall house dane .. • this Snlurday cvcruns. March 1, ment of the nllcnding apccinllsts. m 1914 lor two und o holf )cnr encc led him to lcnvc the bw!lncss
8:30 p.m.
'l'h!! scml-formnl affair is being planned by Susnn Brown, gcn
choirmnn. W1th his brother'! e~knt ond be !IDW much of Frnnce, Bel-world. So buck to school tha tim•
conchlng h~ pnsscd lhc schnlnr 1!1Um, Ccrmrmy, L..uxcmbou.rg nnd to tetudy arlo\ San Jose whcr" he
ship exnms nnc.l nttcndcd Nortlt· Czcchoslovnktn the hord woy-graduated ln 1949.
«.>Witern Counties prep scho~,l. He os nn infnntrymun. They JOrnC'- f~C<'hnn his Lrnlning still lnc.kcd
c.'Cmccl hcndcd tor Oxlonl: hut tames mode mnrchc or 20 rnfl,., :omcthing h~ spent another ) , nr
Pruudcnt und Mrs. Morf!nn Oddl Mr. and Mrs. VPrgtl Fogdall,
. and Ml's. Leonid Ennn md M II Helen Naundorf nrc to chaperon.
Faculty News
noris Sirpo, symphony ~o-onductor, was introduced Cor member
shiP lo lhc Porllnnd Rolnry club by Dr. Mor8nn Odell nt a Iundtcon
d Jnst 'l'ucsdoy. in liHO his fumlly cnmf• to th(' per dny. Wh•m tht• wnr <-ndl'd hr ut tho Unlvennty Ill CnlifL•m1n
Unsted Slates. They scltlc'C.I in returned to l .. cllnvrc hy Lrilln During th1s year he did both ht.
Anzonu so Ball went to school nt in c1ght doy -a JOUml'y lh 11 on undergraduate nnd groduotl' work
f'lllgst.nrr, when• his uncle wns fool hod taken nbut 1x month 10 nrt h.tBtory in lhc one ycnr.
'h nn of mell, In Czccllo lo\ nkta he mct the t.n aecompllshmcnt s e 1 d om
As n member oC the Rolnry club in his home, Viipurl, Finlnnd,
1\'herc he was hcnd of lhc conscrvntory or music, Mr. Sirpo believes
that t•veryonc needs one club where he has contnct \vlth a crosn
sccUon of p(•oplc.
• • •
All phnscs or home economics ns n career is the subject of on
address to be given by Mrs. Helen Hartness, nssistant professor of
home economics, when she parhcipnt.cs in "Career Day" March 13,
at Lincoln high school.
Greek Nows
Hni~ Cartozian wns recently elected president of Dclln Tnu Rho
(roh:rnit\', Other offil'crs chosen were: Chuck Hill, vic~ president;
Phal Dnhlquu;t, ... crctury: Bruce Lindle, lr~asurcr; Jim Gnrrclt, delc
gatc-ut-lnrgc; und Bob Senseney, marshal.
• • • Older Girls' Meet Today at Menucha
Counsclin ', ndvuung •nnd W!· w1ll v.rork through tudy unit.:
ststmg girls Is n pnrl of Dc.rm nnd work hop Jn m t, school
F'recdo HnrW< ld's (':!Ct.rol-c:urric- story-telling, hom,., Cl'C'allw• dill
uJnr work as well ns her )ob a mo. wnn;hlp rmcl r creallon.
dean of women. She is dsrector WorshiP lendPr lhts yc r 11
or Oldrr G1rls' conference tak1ng Carol Rouse, LC freshman
plncc lhls \\ eckcnd ot Mcnuch:t
~n cstntc on the bnnlts of the
Columbia river east of Portland
As director of OGC she has
worked with the h:nders of t.h1c:
mtcr-raciol, mtcr-dcnommaltonnl
nssocinlion durmg the pnsl e.tght
months in pr<'pnratiiJn !or "ln
Our Hnnds," theme of lltiS year's Student Speakers
Talk on Inflation
\ ound gov~rnm nt policy on
ncomc nnd exp ndHurc coupll'd
with reduc110n in credit expan
sion Will help curb tnCinllon.
ThtS Is the c.cmvu:llt~n or n d!!Stnrr mt:lmbcrs of tlw cnmpus publicatio ns gnthcrcd !or n pot
luck ~upper lost Monduy evening. Ploylnp ho$L for the sodnl g<:l·
togeth~·r wen• members of Pi Delln Epsilon, nntionnl joumalasm
honorary.
During the evening new members were tapped tor this honor
ary frntl!mlty. They nrc: Bob Bisscl. Garth Fanning, Ann Grnnning,
Minam Holcomb, J~on McLclln, Tom O'Dny, Sally Skinner nnd
Jock Trachsel . rncctm~.
In o(><'ning the confcrcnre to-bate tenm mnd(• up of mcrnhcrr
night, Mh;.s IInru.fcld will gtvc o{ the Student Spl.'nk~rs bureau
nn address w~lcoming lbc dele-\\ ho during thl' pnst two month
sates nod Sunday morning will hove addressed 111x civtc group
offer the communion talk. in the PnrUnnd arP • .'l on lhe topic
Girl lcndr.rs from church nnd "l~atlon and What to Do About
c:ommunaly youth brroups through-I It
out Oregon, numbering 140, wtU Nt: t subJect of debate 15 unl
Club Nows attend the three-dny mccL. The> vcrsnl milltnry tratning nnnoun
Tht' repairing and renewing of signs nround campus is the proj-,------------- ccs Walter Mend, dc!xltl.' coach
t'Ct to be undcrtnkcn by Sncajnwcnns, trcshmnn-sophomore women's Draft Test Applications "Persons who tnke n trong swnd
sen•1co honorary . This nnd the commuruty service of hcJpmg the Ready at Local Boards on UMT nnd nr" 1nchn~ to nr
Red Cross was decided by the group nt :a recent meeting nt which Apllhcatlono; for u1 1 2-1 guc. nrc welcome to pnrlicspnt ,
lime Phyllis Snhhn was elected secretary. The next mecLing will be Sdcclive Sen•scc College Quoh- ht> saad Students mill conWC1
belli Mnrch 1 at 7:30 p.m. in the Stewart hall lounge. ticntion test are now n\'OU:Jble nt him m BA-8
• • • locol drnrt hoords. March tO Members or lhe ftrsl ddmt
Rosalind Rinker, Oregon rntcr-Vnrsity Christian fellowshrp stoff the dcndhne for fthng oppUcnuou team were Lnrry Cnmpbcll. Del
member will be guest speaker nt 0 potluck dinner being sponsored If r lh1 ex mtnnhon tcm Porter, Paul Eggar, Chucl;
by the c;unpus choph~T of lVCI<' at the home oC Rolland Rich tonight. Ellglbh.: ludt'nta who mte11d to Hnrris. Bcmorr Stndius. Nonnan
Thosu wishinG to uttcnd nrl! ask!!d to contact Phylll.s Sahlin. llukt• th1s examanntwn should np-Stnh:!y, Jock Grinutcd ond By1'0n
At the next lVCI•' meeting. thll group will be entcrtnmcd by the ply at on<"l' to tJw nco.rest Sclcct- Kf'lhntn.
Wc.slem Baptist Theological seminary quartet and will also henr n lvc Ser~lcc locnl honrd Cor nn --------
dua:ussion Jed by o guest socuker. Everyone IS invited lo come to npphcnt10n and bulletin of mfor~
thi.o; m~otmg 'rhursdny, Murch 6, nt noon in B·lO. motion. Carnival Deadline Set
Red-Head ed Deborah Kerr Claims Title Tbomo for 2ho annual cam·
I pus carnival. to bo held March
JS. is to bet ·circus Daya" an
nounced Frank ElliotL publlclly
chairman. OrganizGiions plo.n·
ning on having booths o.r
askod to comply with J.hi1
thClmo and usc Cireus motif As World's Most-Tra veled Movie Star 1
"01 coun;l' v; c u. cd n dummy ·I After tho introducJions we.r
~nUy." M1SS Kerr cxploined pcrfornu;d ot the bcg'mmng of I By Herb Scholdor
The title or the world's most
lrnvc.-Jcd artress. If such n mon
ltkcr existed, would without
doubt gu to lovely, rcd-hendcd
l>t·boruh Kerr who, ns she ,__
plnincd In on tntervww Mondny
hns mndc movir..s in A£rico, Eng
land, Amcrlcn ond llnly.
The IML-narncd country wns
the St'i'nl' 01 JoClllion work !or
"Quo Vadis," MPtro's lntcst tcch
nlcolor epic in whit'h .M iu Kc1 r
p)uy11 l.v~iu1 n b••uttLilul young .. Christi1m womnn bnrk in I he dnys
Whl!n aueh n clns.'lifit·ntlon en·
tolled llOmt1 dnngcr.
AI a mo.Jtor of fo.c:t. om: of the
chrn1nws or thr film !mds Miss
K~tT tied to o stakl' in Lhc arena
or Uac Coli eum ln Home with
nothin.g bol\\ccn her ond n wlltl
bull but Mnx Boer, boxer
turnt-d mo\'IC nctor. but tt was such '' realistic look-the mt..:rv1c\l., Ma Kerr, wh->
lng thillg, \\'hy, the ftrst time Is nn nnimnted convC!J"Sntionnllst
the bull came out h~ went tucked her gorgeous legs up un·
"might nt thal dummy and dcr hl'r and her f('{lt didn't on1.'C
co1't'd It to pieces and the dum· toucl1 ground dunng the c.ntlrc
my's head wl"nt sailanc clear out session.
to ihcrcl" She hnd o~rked jw;l n short
"1 had lho oddest faeling ns 1 while ogo by truin !rom Los An
thought to my !.!If, 'Tltcre but for gel~ although s.ht.: "cheated n
the grocc o! God nnd Metro, so little" and t>toppcd ocr Bt San
~·" the hcouuful actr•'!: stJII F'rondsco
.sl~utldcrt>d lightly nl rcc:nlling Still u British subject, Mk
the cwntCul moml'IJt. Kerr is thrilltod ut the prospect
"lt wus th•• odd~r; t I h ing.'' l\lts or attend in~ the coronntiM rlf
Kerr explained, "we hurl thcs" Quc~:.-n Elitubcth. •·stn''s much
some twu chimps ,\Orltln{! in prottit•r lookinr. in pt•rson than
• K" she Ill in hct' photOJ;mphs." cn-'Quo V.ndis tt!i wo d1d lO ' mg
thus ~..'Ci U1e acti'CSS owr the que~n . Solomons Mm~.. -s·. Thctr names
wcrl.' Jnnc nnd Lulu, l thtnk, nnd MUIS Kc•rr has been prt'SC.'nted
they followt.>d us clear from A(· to Her Mujc t)•, "but or t~Urr.e
R •· she wasn't the queen then ... ru·n to <~me. m the designing o.nd opcm1llon
of thoir booths.
EJJioH warnfl:l tha.t booth I'C!I·
arva.tions must b mado with
Shlrloy Ccnglebat:h bclfore tho
F'abruary 29 deedlino which tho
carnival committee has set. -------
Girls to Teach Nursing
s.-., en nun.tn . mnjor-K rocentl:;
<'Ontplctcd Red Cm: ~: tC'!Ichlnr.
l'OUI'SC!l. The girls \\"111 no)\\ teo ~h
hom~ nursing eure vf the filck nt
:;r.hool , c.hurcht: and womcn't
c.luh Tho~c qunltf;) mg arc Dor
othy Alrlck, Phyllis Bnrl~r. Vir
ginfn Rctklcy, Mnry :Ouby, J~ n
~tty, RuU1 MeQllllkm and Mnr
lhn VnUmnf. nchtcV1..>d.
Before com~ w Portland m
11150 H1U worked Wllh Knrl Btrk
mclcr who \l.'tlS curntor of the
Bcrhn Museum show. He d1d his
t:rnduat,.. work unde.r Dr Am~x
who classtfted nU of the Greek
and Romnn anUqulli m th
Portlnnd Museum. He oLoqJ work
( d \~ lth Dr. Rum nsstalJ.ng htm in
the poopnrlion of book nn m da
cvnl orL.
Hill' Cnnuly coruusts or ha wife
Noncy who plnys the pinoo very
\\ell unci hill l\'i o c:hildren-'Shcr·
sda, eighteen months. and Kevin,
five :monttur-who are hLS pride
nnd joy.Thcy now hnvc an addr
tion lo their fnmlly-Clndy, thc
colhe pup w~o. Hill says, JJl quite
n Indy. He !mds time ol home
t.hough to rend n gre·•l dent in
his mnny fields oC u1U:rest. enJOY
his cltlS!ticnl recordt. pmnt and
do some sculpturing.
Pers Crowell to Speak
On Arl as Profession
Pers Cro\l.cU, art d1reetor of
Cunrel, Nelson and Pow. 11 d·
,•erusins; njiency. w111 speak M rc.h
4 in t.hc nrt dcpartmc.nl o rc<'
l'Oilfl.&(•ling ~:1r.
The Gl'lisl will dtSCUS3 nrt
n profession. cspccuilly ~rt m
ing to tht.> fi Ids of ad\·ert:uung
Ht• nttcnded Ute Phol.'nix Art
UUilHutc m New York cit)'. and
Chounnrd's 1n Los Ang 1(• •
C1 0\H'll LS the author nnd 11lu
trator of bo ks nbout ho Ht
h wntlt.!n B(' u D re, · SLX
Good F'rh.:nds nnd "Th F&rJt
Horsemen."
"Cuvalc.ade of American IJors-
es" wns written pnmonl) for
the.-nd ul t n::ad r
He came to Portland tn 1935 nd
hns '~ orkcd ns fl'Ce' I n
nd for 'nrlous ndt ru sn"
ag~ncics.
Cet Your FREE LUBE Cud as
Larry's
Hancock Service
Sl39 S. W. Macadam
l'll, 'l'l!'o,• Al
r"r l.J '
Thb L•wb lc Clade License
Number C.ts 5 Cats. ol Gas
.FREE
Oregon 708-094 •
•
Page Four PIONEER LOG Friday. February 29,
~~~--------------------------------~--------------------------------------
Pioneers Draw Portland U.
•
For NAIB Opener Monday
By Don Floren
Portland unl\oersity wlll be the
fust barrier Le'' is and Clnrk
must c.ross on 1t.s way to th~
nntionnl NAIB toumnmcn t an
Kansas Cal).
The Pilo~ ond Paon~rs. cross·
1own n\'nls nnd nll C"\"t!n for Uw I
&;ea n with one wm each, collide
GAME INFO
Ttclcets S.60 at c:olle<J~ book·
store.
Truporlatioo -Vanc:ounr
bus leoves lorminal e•er1 ball
hour. F'a.ro S.3S round tr1p S 10
oao way. 75-70 up~et or their Cl"'SS•lO\\ n
rh ols.
The
should Orange and
bo weH·zestod Blac.k
from
their inland l""ip and in top
shape for tho tilt. Tho Eo.at·
aid ra, by contrast, will jump
into Jhe tournoy after a tough
two-gamo set wi1h Seattle
university last night and to·
night.
Ball McArthur's OC.E chorg~
hn,•e rompllcd onl) n !:O·so rec·
ord m Or gon Coll<'ginte ctmfcr
cnec netion this tcnson They
curTCnt.ly lrml hrst-plncc \'nn·
port by two gnmcs The \\'ol\·cs
Game lim._7:30 p.m. I ha\ c n fnst., scropp~ club but i\
ts dubJCIIIS whclht•r th~" con •
Mondny D..ll:ht 10 the ~econd gome mulch CJthcr the speed or St'Or·
or apc-mng-round rt'{:'IOnal piO)' In!! PO\\ er or that hghlnmg-fnst
nt Ua ~}J<lcious PI pn\•ilion Willnm.;ollc clnn
Willameltc and Oregon Col·
Jf'go of Educ:a.tion dash in the
kic:k·off gamo at 1:30 with the
two wbmors meeting Tuesday
for Jhe rigbJ :to .traYel East.
Willamctto and Lewis and
Clark earnod the :righ1 to Qn·
ter tho playofls by virtue of
ihcir ona-two finish in tho
.Nonhwcst c:onforcn.c:e race.
PorJland and OCE were H·
ledc,d as tho two strong~1 in·
depcndcn.ts remaining in the
~trict. R06erve Stalwart
FRANK GROVE
.•• socs Gernco for Sor-vu Fraternity
Loop Title
Clash Set
Whnt no ont> rigurosi would
hnppcn nt the be •mnmg of the
rcuson. n K-.ppn·S•gmu mntch for
llw G n.,--c:-k loop c.z own, tokl's plncc
Tut$dny noM.
I' 1ppn btJat I~umbdn, 31-25
last Tuesdny lo .:!l the stag"
for the contc..<;t Slgmn had nl·
N udy lntnbll!ltcd t hi.' pi <l·FCR~flll
!nvornc, 36-lfl, In nn earlier
rome.
Both teams havo svropl
through lhoir schedule with·
out losing but Sigma rates the
favorite 's role on the baais ol
a .bC!ttor all-around Jll"rform ·
cmc:e-. Sigma's vic:l:inu wero
Beta. 24·13: Alpha. 35 18 Delta •
43 ·18, and La.mbda.
Kappn on lht• other. lmnd buu~
Beta, 24-19; Alphn, 3i-9: DellS,
24 1 1 'l d
C~nior Bob Hilkon apoar
hoad l powuful Sigma of.
fonse bestdes holding down tho
c:ruc:ial pivot r;pot in their
tight Z"one defcmse. Hilken is
c:urren1ly averaging o i g h t
pointe-per-gam~ but some
doubt has bl>on xpressc.-d who·
thor or not bo can scoro con·
sistontl)' oYer Kappa's contor.
Stan Mc:Crath. Mc:Crath stonda
6'6.. in his s.toc.lnng foot.
Neither team I 1 3 to de·
pend on ony one man for points
depending rntlu.•r on well CQ·
ordmnted ottacl ond hght., zone
defens~s to win lhCU' ball games
Don Floren nnd McGrath h:!\'t.:
bec.n high for the Koppos in re
cent tilts. Sigmn K~rm Lund hos
haN~ the o£(,'nSe load most Of
the lime v.'ith Hilken. On the b JS of thtur ~nson'_
r:ecord, Portland nnd the Bear·
cats from Salem, the same two
t ms that battled bitterly down
to the wire lost yenr, musl be
eozwdcred f \·odle$ Portland, to
d tr> has Jo t onlr four gum<$
to coUcgmtc competition while I
winnmg seventeen. WJ!l:unettc
has o twenty-and-f our record for
:lhe enson. Lnst yenr the Pdots
dropped the Cats 'i8· 7i, m the
fmal. 'Samp' Cops Point Crown
Squads must be cu.t to ton
players for tho tourney occ:ard·
ing to N AlB tulH. For the Pio·
neers. this ml'anl .1bat Charlie
Hud5on. Bert Ste1n and Ray
Hydo will not bo in uniform.
The Pllots whopped Eldon Fix'
t.:hargl. , 9J-G2, m the1r last
meeltn£ n month • go but sine<>
Umt Ume Ken Sen as has re
turned to the LC lmcup Thts
~nables the PJonecrs to so post·
wrud \l:ith the s:lme tartint! :f.iv
that cngmeered the early.senson • Player and PcnHion
Srunpier. forward
Quick, center
Tsugnwa, guard
Zzmmcnnnn, cuard
Mn11ory, c nter
CamuchaeJ, Jorward
Stephenson, forwnrd
Havc.rcwnp, center
McKmght, forw:1rd
Bonnndo, guard
Rt.'Cd, guuni
Others
Totals FG
105 --66
50
40
44
35
35
25 -24
23
10
29
-193 "f'TA FTM
106 68
68 44
50 32
46 27
33 18
·11 17
2.9 16
55 22
41 21
J2 JO
36 12
·10 26
557 313
New Burlingame Market
Food Lockers
Quality Meats
Groceries
Garden Fresh Fruits
and Vegetables
Low Competitive Prices-Everyday
Plenty of Parking Space
Phone Circle 8989
• TP PF
278 CJ?
176 49
132 •13
107 67
106 46
87 46
86 38
72 l9
69 37
58 8
44 28
84 58
1299 5361
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olch • • ICIOa-leS
The 1\lcAfe~ Maulcrs clmchcd the indcpendenl
buntmg la:>t 1uu;da) by defeating the I oll·c.:ll ''f> ?'t
The McAfee-Polecat brawl wus decided from the
throw line wher~ a red-hot Mauler t~am mndc 11 out "1{
tnes for n phcnomcnnl .744 percentage. The 'Cals in lhc me;
time were ha\'ing c.xlrcmc diHicuHy rindtng the hoop
ing only 12 charity tosses out of n possible ::!5 for nn uvcr:r
pt•rCormnnrl!. Nc1th<'r lenm l~tlld
htl the busket cons1stcntly !rom
the floor, though both got nu-• ml'J ous chnnccs.
Tho Maulers started out like
they were going to run the Polo
cuts into tho ground bu! thoy
soon decided that thil wu an
tmpo ~&ibilU y as far as they
wero c:onc:ornod. Maulor Jim
Clayton made the> fl.nt bukot
ol the game with Bruce Long·
bolla following with two of the
numorous Mc:AJoo froc throws.
Then Polocat John Gordon ox·
plodod for two field goals and
a couplo of froo throws to put
tho 'Cats out in lront, '1·6, at
tht~ quarter.
W1th Ron Stecll' lending the nt·
tnck, the Mnulers n•guincd the
lt•nd, 13-11. at the hnlf. Strong
bnckbonrd "urk on the part of
McAfee's Lnrry "Dutch" B~rlrnm,
Jun Dodson, Doug Day and Clay
ton plus lht' hornble shooting of
tlw Polecats cnnbli?d thl!m to grab
the lend. Only the rebound work
of Grnemc Lcggnll and the floor
lcndct"Shlp of DnVl' Daniels saved
thu 'Cats :from n lnrgcr dc.fidt
Someone must havo told tho
Polocab where the hoop was
in ·the r.cc:ond half as they began
to mako their ehn.rily touoa.
But a stout Mauler dofonso and
a poor shooting form kept the
'Cats scoreless Jrom lhc floor
in the sec:ond panel. It might ha\'c been u very
fercnt story though, 1f th<!
could hove mode thc1r
throws. 'l'hcy mas.sc:d eight out
n possible nme ll'Jl'S, Ed uu1r\o
spnrked the 1\~achon; w1th
points plus plnymg his usual
guml' undlt tht board,.
Tho rod-shirted L o m b
squod went hog wild la.i Fn
day slauqhteung tho 1M1 pu1111
Alpha loam, 41·20. Bill
wiUI high Jor the winnon ... o.u
16 c:ounton..
Wilh t:d Har.\'C!Y hnvmg {\
dny with 17 pomts, J:o"'T.A O\'I~I'C~ I&
a onc-pomt hatrtime Misfit
t(l win going uwny, ·l-1·30,
Fndny afternoon.
The down trodden Dcta
threw off its yoke long t!
lnllt Fndny noon to mnssac.rc A
phn, 32-18. Bob Helrn led
Udos with 10 points.
Hoopslers N ah
Second Place
8y Al StophonJon
LC's confer nee ploy drt!w • n clost! ln!ll Mpnday mghl as th
rond-wenry P10ncers dropp
their lost contest of the 1051
Sl'OSOn to College or ldoho, 72-7'
to complete their tedious 30·t;l!JIO..I \\'
8:
Allc
Uo
In
ball w
worth 1
teen· a~
Timo's 1
gram: l
ing mo
biB I llr'll
my maJ
bade a
ing buc
The lost •u u 1 :.r wos typical of
U1e whole gnmc w1lh thu .Mnulcrs
trying dcspcralel)" to giVe the bnll
gnmc to Polecats and the 'Cnts
just ns dcspcratdy throwmg 1he
cont£>.St awn ~·. E-:xccllcnt refcrc~
mg on the part ot W• I Stt!Vcns
and Ed Pnul savt·d tht "a.me from
dt•\: eloping mto n J calc fight.
Clnvton led the wmn·~rs w1th nme SC hcd ulc. •••w 81. I
Yc11
•
poanlS, fi\'C of them Crom tho
chnraty hnc. Gordon wos high !or
the Polet•af.s w1th c1ghl points,
sax of them an tht fir t pcrind.
Kappa set tho togo for a wtn
ner takos·all ma.tch with Slg·
rna noxt TuHday wltb a rous·
mq 31-25 "t'ic:Jory over onc:o
dofoa!ed Lambda, last Tuosday
afternoon.
Don Floren led the Kappas wath
caght polnl£ but he hod 10 shore
hc.r-o hl}nors wilh Stnn McG1·oth
who dt-spztc a bod ankle sp&rkcd
the Knppns on dcfens(• bt•sldcs
mokmg •c\'cn points. McGrnth
bnttt.>d down numerous Lambda
tries !or lnyup ond wns beyond
doubl lhc backbone of n tl&ht
Knppn zone dflfcnsc.
Bill Cox played a horc:uloan
gamo for the Lambdas . grab
blng rebounds llkc mod besides
making eight points lor a lo1lng
caw e. Tho qame ~tarted to take
1bo appearaneo of a fiat fight
In tho last quarter. as the
Lambda. tried gamely to got
pouonion of tho ball.
.At tnc •thc1 ·•nd of lht· l'OUrt..
co-Greek lender Slgmn was lllm·
hosting n helpless (thnt is nil l'X·
c• pt Gene Arvidson) Delt crew,
48·18. Al'\'ldsun hll for 13. Kerm
Lund spurUcd the winne1'S with
14 counttel
ln a crucial batllo for fourth
spol, tho Frosh overcamo ll two·
point halftime deficit. 16·18. to
nose out the FT A. 33·32, lost
Monday . The loss to cor I gnve the J.'i"ll· .. l11l~rt!\'C
men 3 21·11 record for the """.,.... "~"'
ond n 11-4 slate !or the cOnl"-r
t.:llC'I.l. The pn:cl'ding
Conch Fl.· and Ius troup,
chnched second place m the oon
fcrence und a berth to tho NA
by li\Yipmg n doubleheader !ro
lhu Wlutmnn M J~sionorics, 81·
IUld 115-51,
ln Wallo Walla. tho Pala11at
hill ganq built up oarly Jeods
in both gamos to win pulling
away. Fi'< eJeaned lho booc:h
in Friday night'c tuulo and
with the oxc:eptlon of Ken
Servos evorybody figured in
the scoring c:olumn.
Two tt•len bllU com
With a l'Ouple of free tl1roWf
W• re Lhc mgr~dienls m1:ted
tht.' Coyot('S lo ~ubduc the hit}~
Jy rntcd Paonccrs m
encounh r
C of l, which hu occupied
lho coJtar throughout most of
tho campaign. hit a hot stroak
1n tho la.t three mtnute• lo
wipo out u scomingly comfort•
ablo Pioneer l~ud of 66 58.
Thr c JrC wns 69 tlti ''llh niUl'
n·mmutc r~muinmg when
Ke1 root, o substitute. evened
knOt With 0 cripple and R • mgle-
ton. Ounnt: Hnsmussen,
plnycd his hcsl of the ycnr. hit
deuce \o put the locals out ·rro,n:
nv.nin but it wns for the lnsl tbnr
Wtth only three seconds to sc
forwurd Jock K...:nnc\'ich, grnbD1t-::
nn Inbound piUIS nml st .,~ ..... -
tile length of the floor for
tying buckl't. fo'oulcd on his
h·lllpl, tho lank~ vett!ran, ccalmlY
lofted the dectdmg pomt.
Dunne Rasmussen wus htgh
lhtl night with 16 counturs. F,, .. , ... and
so,
ball wiJ
whot ~
th11r ro
monelaj
clatmed
they d4
Ut eviiJ
!1xltbaU
be
· hadn I
And
Grow•, whQ 'rcpluccd the <:rip~lli.'CII c1naraeliCI
Ken s .. n·as. t.opp•!d his tcnmm'""'! lo
on the rood tnp with 36 points •bruary 29, 1
I
pa • aes
1denl ,., .,., ... -......
om the
11 out of
in the mea
• hoop .
•n a very
if tlw
their
I eight out
s. Ed 1 ..... .,
a~n; With
lis usuul
ard!!.
Lambd
Ud laa.t Fn
lO lll'lt Pilla
). Bill
•lnn&n
• ll\'tng a rA OV(!fC;lJij
Misfit
4·1-30, It
assacrc
lm led
•
lace February 21. 1952 PIONEER LOC
even Lettermen Return to Fold ReverendDowling Featured Speaker
' .. Chmuion I\lnrrlnr.•·s" will he ns o ~port • r on a mctropol ~ r..:ro -r-sehl. ,Je .,..s St t TXT k t tho• lOPII! u( " thnpcl tnlk Morch II nuwapnpl.'r. Hr• I nt r••d the s r:I. t .1. A u I .I. J ar v v 0 I 0 u s by thr Hl'\'ftl'(•nd EdWltrd Dowl C1d.)' ol Je!US ln 1919 nnd ''" Page The
By Tom liarlley ' :nr,, f<•Un•ler or th• C'nnn conic r· ordnln •~ tl\ thr pri•·~thaod n
r.n llncmk bntllng avt•rng~. n,. lllltion in • nu-pn1 hnll, th• yc:ur cn('e for murn~ nnd ungollt'f.l l'•lJ. He Pl<'\'ivu ly t.'lUf'ht -thr• nucl• u or o;cvc•n ll•l·
lo;u h Wnr~n Smith
~pr1n1• haH•bull turnnutr; thowcd SIJin& u! f;nDJIPtnJ; his !mr.K tar • rounh d em to muk(• tht wuplc!l. Lfryolo actJdo:my 1n Clucngo.
brtst•·hit drouth in th£ lnttcr pnrt I'OI!ons mound c•r• w much 1m J.•r.tht•r Duwllnc tuu:h1'S n mnr f'nthcr Dowhna: J11 n mc:nbCl'
rv 25. • o!la t en on nnd ~nuld ndd nt:•·d. prond uvr·r thnt ttf Just )'l'/IJ dnK•' t oun-c nt ;Mnryavlll•• c:ol-or th•• Sodolhy of Our I..ne,
cd punch to lht t .C lineup Frum H!!rml•hln cr.unc• Chnrlh· h•t:••. St. l.oQuls, Ml ou11, ond •I Am,.ncan Ncwspnper Guild. Nn-onlY thr•·~··y «'nr ldh~• mrtn •
the c-lub 1. Dltk TvdNnn n, n
flc·ldinf ho1 tstop. Tydcmnn
also 11 dcpc·ndnbl t• Jl•lit•r pitchc•r,
11 Wi."llk hit 11•1 Ttanaf-on could bolator llu• Bunnndo, a rlrulutlh•r with r1 ~ood tht• trnvding Surnm••r Sc.•hrJOI nf 1lonnl P1<.'SS dub, Am••rif!M PoJ
Piont•l!r d1omunclt·cr Bob Rhdn hwh 5t:hnol rt·curtl, whu may llc• Cntholic Action. ltwal llDfX:Irt lton, Pruport unnl
knv11:h, It I I'll t.andPd hr •l hnl'~"· c'omc n lllllth.r. On•' u( 01"l!Kon'r Follt)WJng his Ut ndunuun fmm R~pr ('nt.nuon S<x-1•.ly of Gr• ••
mlm Jrom Lowt!r Columhin }un10r uutstnndant ~·hoolooy pth h~rs. St. l..rtUIS univ••fllty l'lr wurkt~ Britain.
college, hus not hnd much ••xp••n· Hny lbd•, from \\'nshinuttm hal(h,
cnn! nguiru;t colkgt.: IJII~hmg, l111t thould h. CX!IO u rmunswy nnd
t·ould be ~ gO()({ htltcr. 'l'hc thard u cun•l ll•nt wlnnc•r th1 pring.
bruc rorner w•ll pt obnbty be NC!w cnndlduh.>s ml!lud..: :1 IJ.
ftlk'<l by Dnvc Danlc•l Tho• for-cily 8f!Cund-b:U ••mnn Rn) f'.ckcl·
rn~r Portland U nnci \'nnport man from Bcnsnn Hr: thould loiJermen pttchna includ~
p,111l, 11 \'l"h•run who hn!! nt·vcr
'n"'" tht• form pn.•dl('lccl o! him
Be 11 Stc•in Bo01 nll'n shnuld
good Sl'llSOnS. Paisley Visit Emphasizes
Need lor Church Assistants
'D'CII tnd llll' platl' i5 KNm
whn wos hrst-lim· buck·
llu;t Y•~nr :.s ' lrcshman
Is n rnu htttcr. hut could
a stronger nrm
T•o outfleldera from latt year's
pe aa c John Gordon .md J crry
·tppord. A good hitter, Gordon's
wcnkness appears to be h1s
~n51stcn t fielding. Slll.'ppord
l'd PICIOliSl' OS II h cshmun
, he hns a knack lor getting
bnsc.
The ot hct• ll'llcrmnn is Bruce
rlrsl bn&c;man w1th star is rel!nrd•'Ct ns one of th•• hc.alp ol\·e th•· •:cy&tunu pruhlt.:ms . To promot•• tho
best thud bascmC!n In the slate. A c:ombmntlon <'Uichr.;rlinfit:ld- or nlorc tromlnc Plugrams lor tnbll.!lhmcnt
A pnir of Pllchcn;, n C"nh'hr•r cr, 8111 Mnrlt•l, from l.lnooln the lh.~n·lapmr.;nt of church ns
and nn outfll'lder :'In• up from should ouJ lh1• l'Utchant: stnfl. An· •ltnnts w:u th•• purpo ,, of n vls1t
lnst year's junior vars1ty. Mound· other mlu•Jdcr 1S t~iu J1m Cruft thu; \\1..'\:k to tltc l..cw1 nnd Clark
men arc Russ Jcnnmgs, n rclwf-from T1~ard rnrnplll; by the JV v. Edv.nrd cr J,t'>l ycnr nnd Harry J•1hnson ___ ...;,; __________ ...:,__....:...__;__: :..._ ____ .:,_ ___ _
JV t.nter tn ·s1. Eddie Dung, D Navy Offers Commissions to Seniors
ra 1 w~..·nk·hitting outfacldcr ond
Dick McCh··(!, a rt'"CJ "'·' hnck.sto9
(pr two years, rnoy cru(•k tht! vor
sity
Mor• aid ~o lho plJching 1teff
i!i found in thf: rt I! hman t,mks.
Led hy Len Zmuncrrnnn, n !>C'n• 1\. OJ\}' ·uuat.nt, ulfll·t•r v•ul
be on the campo ,\tar\!h 7 frnm
l to 4\p.m. In l'<mm W-2 to t•X·
ploln the uppnrtun111es whil'h
now cx1st Ill th1• nuvnl n.os~rve
for colll'gc iit:nlol'8. Slntor IT a) Jppl,o lor • unr·,
an inncllvc rommirtlrtn if fl
vctc•rnn or uv••r the nne o! 26 or
apply lor Otriccr Cnntlldntr
"'Choul it m :my Qt her d mft \'lilt'·
eory.
Big ime Sports S<•nioi'S moy r.pply • I or com·
rnli!Smns in tht• nnval res•!rvc
t!lther lor Inactive duty or Cor
n tour or duty followtng OUtccr
Cnndldntc school. The I t.:C.rtllttng orue:er will bn
on the «'ampus to an!:WCr ques
t.mns and giVe inwrv1cw'S pror
h ./ l:unmg 10 I e sentor pro.:rnm
By Tom O'Day
8por1a Jldltor
.... ,_,........,..,... . ...
r Pm ley, s• crctnry Cor Gr:ldul!t£'!0
ut Chnstlnn f.'ducalion of :'-c
Bonrd of Education of the P~
bytctJOn chu1'1:'h of the USA.
Dr. Pol!!ley und fiicult~· mtm•
"1'5 ll1 the Cbrallinn cducnt.io!\
, cp:artmtnt dtsCuS!.ed mPthod o:
Jtalir.lnc courses in th1s [tcld.
''At PrcJ:« nt," Prcs1d,.nt Morc;:n
S. Odell 1 xplnancd, "th• rl! , n
~;rt'at demnnd for h•adan; an Sun
dny ~l·hool, mu!lic nnd chl!drtm
nnd yuung pt.!Oplo/s work.
CourS(.'S In the curriculum rl
rt!ndy CiiUng 1n part lhts n.:ed fOT
trnln{ng nn: youth lt:ndcn!hlp. ,,_.
llr,wn, cduo.:atton, pceychology :.no
sociology.
Alkn Jockson, former Michigan football star, thlnlu; that Coot
(to which we add big-time aporls m gcnerol) is a pool' borgnin
those \\ hn plnv the game. A Cl•W know-it-ails would chnlh~ngl!
sU•tcment. Thl ir contention is that, with the fnbulous sums that
cs receive for playing grl'at American sports for fun, they
uld (•tu ( lor li'f~.: in n secluded \'i'ln on lht.: M\·dih:rr" 1ncan. ... •;;::: ..
~ ~::i I
In the January 23, 1950. iuue of Time, the praco of foot·
ball Will diacuued. On the open marlcet a flaahy halfbec:k 11
worlh as much u $10.000, according to Tim•'• roport. An Oh1o
teen agor got bid.a from 61 c:ollogea; another offer revoaled by
Timl!'s ro1oa~c:h aoundod hko the prue lltt of a radio qui2 prtl-
nson gram! board. room. luihon, free laundry. S300-a-monJh apond- in the U.S. Air Force
. . • ing monoy. c:lothoa. froo tranJportati.on to and from qamo' lor
R) dl'1.:\\ hi• family SSOOO In the bank in hl1 senior yoar. (I'm switching
JHghL ns my major to PE.) Sounds llko a good deal for a boy with a atrong
:s dropp· · back and 8 JlJUe love for aome hud bodily contact. ll'm awltebthc 1951
'daho. 72· 7'
us 30·81.\DYI ing baclt.)
But IL•t's cnrry the :atory n little bit farther. One yca1· ag•l thl•
York Times newspnpl'r took u long look at college athletes.
ve the vcr thc•y went they uncoven:d a long list u{ free ridl!l'So SPl'·
• the II<'LIIly good footb11ll and bnskctb.tll plll)'ers, who were g1ven "Iorge
the <><:•...,.,. pnymcnts, clolhing find automobiles as inducemen ts to enroll."
o Palatine
~ly loads
:in pulling
~be bonc:.b
U.slo and
of Ken
, gui'Od bJ
occupied
most of
comfort•
hen
\'encd Ur
n single-
'" "' n ' \\' h'
hll
out {r.'lrr
lost tim•
to go
l,.'l"ftb
,.lt ~'~""
for· th
hls Ill
enlmQ '""'·prcs.,urc n:cru1ting IS n part and pared of lhe system or blg
cy college athletics . The T1mcs found plenty oC lacU! nnd figures
support the theory thot a good athlete is hkely to have. the edge
it comes lu smoothing the way with ~cholarships, cash bene
and snnp ~:our •cs.
Snoral colleges across the nation have decided that foot·
ball with tis high upkeep Will not for them as they ha'U dropped
what 11 rep1dly becoming a dofic:il rather than a revenue from
th11r roll.J of intercollegiate athlolics. Their major reuon wu tho
monetary coat of football . not the academic lou. One university
clllmod to have lost $100,000 a year for the la.sl four years. Until
thoy d\Jcovorod the hugo dellcU, tboy toleraied football with ell
Ill evils. Now tho oducasora of this fln• lnslltuhon would throw
football out. claiming that h's some sort of mon.ttor wh1ch must
be eliminated. (Wonder what thoy would have done it they
hadn't lo1t money.)
\nd don't lld the Idealistic idea that lhil'l is strictly an c.>osh•rl\
"·'"'"·m. Fin• colh~gt: in tht! WtJsl hove dropped the hot potnto sanC"c
last world war. One ,ollegc, Gonzaga, reCused to rcnm ... · the spo~ l
the-war bcCilU' c of the hiJ:h w<:t involvt:d. Portland U •• LC s
·town dval, dropped the ~;port alter trying lu be one o( the bi&·
lndl pcndiml<i on the· cull$t. Highli6!ht oC their Plhful t'll$C wns
th{'y 1cput\'dly of~rcd <nn outstanding Oregon hich school Cool
groduatc the u:;ual c bourd, room, tuitlnnl plus n Job nt $1 ~0 ''
on>' time he wnntcd to work. This fine t'Xatnplc or Amcr1c.an
turned thl'm down nat, cxpl;aininc that he could do better'
&11'\L"n• re. Pollllnnd dcddc:d that it couldn't beat that sort ~f torn·
in Cootbnll. In tcad it decidl:d to make basketball •ts mn·
fll•ld of cndenvor.
San FranclJco U •• alter an undefeated season. dropped foot·
ball even though huge suma of money were raised by an alarmed
alumni and ttlendJ. A breakdown of expena.s of • tchool playing
football. or for that matter any blg·tlme sport. aoundJ Ilk• a
rundown oJ the national debt. Equipment , meals. traruporla ·
Hon. field or floor rental, lodging, guua.nt" '· phyalclans . m~
ical boapltal bllll. awa.rda. coaching aideJ, •a.lario•. acholanhipa ,
Joba (for lack of a better namo). etc:. A tbou.a.nd for lhla • couple
lhousand for thai. more for thls and Jo on down the list.
Wht 1 (; dol' It 1111 It ad? 1'h1 qul:'.IIJon '·' b<•lnt a.lu•d. b)' l!du,·n·
and Inter('! ted llUdt•nls ac1 o. 1 the nation. WiU the htt,;h cost o(
ctics t.•nd to Ill cltmln&tinn? To it 1~rowth? Or to whut'l
(Edllor'a note: Thl1 il lhe aecond in a aerie• ot Jlx ankles
raru•on the ntuo of oollege athletics. Futuro atorlea will dil~1 tho
ip}:IIC(ll character of athletea. Lewt. and Clark'a role and 14lutlon l1 any.
!,Nimlmu1~~1Hang on to your ahlrt, rood all the stories.} • points. -
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con choosu-immcdiatdy- bt'tJ.Lwn Ning o
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nnd lfl'nduate . Howevur, eeniora and atu
denU4 v.itb two YMr11 or mom o{ C'oUt!ge
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DKDt.
6. AtUDd Aviat(oa
Cadet. Treinio14 ~hoo l
for uoe ' f'-lrber aa P.ilvt ur .Aircralc o~ ....
e?. Gt!L-1106 monthlv J•lu•
food, bc:llaior. unlfurwa,
aDd o&b« ~~Wtita .
7. Oraduat~ and •in
Juur wioaal ·C~anrli•·
•iooed ... Ho.'Ond ll't:\1·
C•Mnl, you~ •nTa,r
16,\100 a ,._,., ln at!do·
lloo, ;, ou rfi'<JiHt S2~0
Wlalwm .. u...,.. .. I!Ct! ead a
~U.y ~;;A, .• 'l'ilh pay. Pev S1x PIONEER LOG Ft'lday, rebruary
YUMMY (BURP!) Big Feet Fealu~ IKE ·LIKES IKE _ ·
DieticianPlansDaily Of_Childre~'sPlay Q Woe is He· Politi
• .t: 640 G Pr1nce Fa1ryfoot ' ., DlnneilOI uests Trapping tht' hght rnntnstic Just Overwhelm
E\'Cl" hav-e n graup or tJ40 drop 1 W1) yc rs ago Wltcn the Wll-
ID for mcnls nll dny'!' Thu; prob-Janwtte n\ er :approached 1loo"
le,•l'l of 2!i feN, l\1 i$5 0\: Y. Ill Jem 1s fntt~ doll\' bv Katherine (IUld who with bag feet \\Ouldn't?)
nr. cast mcmb"r'S of 'Prance
Fniryfoill,' which will be p1 e-· • mode comndernb le ~,·me~ \\ m n
DcWttt, Lewas tmd Clark dinang she purchased canned (ruits and scntcd hy the uruma dep1 tmcnl
l"'om d1rec1or. who al~o nrrangc vegetables from n wu~housc for grndc ~chou! student during
!or st-.hool nnd ~ few outsadc ban-whose locntton \\ ns thi"Nltcned by March :mel .1\prh.
qu~ts m the snmc cnmpus cnlc· the npproaching water. Cn!.t nu•mbl'l include Arden By Bryc~ Whito
What this? Someone wnntl'
u. to :nkc a :-tund on the pn~l·
dcntial 1-::tce? No, No, and thai
I• hnnl.
Whal nrl! you trying to do,
rum us? Our paper would nC\'cr
evt•n get olC the presses, not to tenn. Of the t•ructl'rio's diners Miss Craig ns Lold Stdfstep: Ron Wall
MlSS DoWht wns <& gradunt DeWall fagures: there nrc present ~on ns Flee\ t: toot Nan Pitmon ns c All d
from Corne.ll unwersat..r tn :-;ew at noon nl>out 150 members of Prince; Jeanne Hulsbrink ~ Old onvo en ance
l"a:rk and majol'Cd in msluu\lonal the faculty. wtcounted numbers Villagi'r Stephen; Anito Carannn D h I bJ s b• J
mnntij;lcmcnt ond dlctctJCS. She of o!C-eampus students, plus 1112 as ll!!rald; Cnl'olyn C.olcord n:r I e a a e u JeC
Sl'l"\'00 an mtcmcshap nt Harpe~ do1 mitol") students who nrc nlso Queen Hommel heel, 1\lory Rc(•d
hospllnl in DetrOit, followed by <'CJ"\'00 ditmer nnd breakfast. t\ 0$ Prin~ ss .Mnybloom Ral' Nl·W Among Shackers
se.\·eral ycnn;' haspatnl e~>em~ncc fl!w of th~sc. surprisingly enough, ron as Rough Ruddy; Pot Band
Groccru:os !or n40 pt'r dny an· do nut arrive !l'r thas cnrltcst ~ ns Robm Goodfellow; Oolori!S
C'ludc Ute usual meat, bread nnd mcnl, ho\•lnc not yet tumbled HesCQck. FJoy Louise von Grocn"
mnk \\ hich MlSS Dt'Witt orders from Utctr downy "ce cots! wald, Bnruar-a Warrell, Juckie
dully and h uhs :mrl \'l-getablc I Spl!aking of cntlng, nnd for tM Alfson. Jean Yelton. Nancy
\\hn:h are dcll\-ered on~ or tw1ce benefit of :freshmen who mny Courtne\', R 0 n Cart:zdn!ncr,
0 \\ ck. stlll be attending Lcw1s nnd Clark Mn~· Elh•rby and Ho\\ nrd But-What Is your opimon of the
value of ronvocut1ons, and would
you nllcnd them if they Wl're
not compulsoQ? Thb double-bar
rded qucstton was uskcd uf n
number of students in the Shack ml'nhon the pressure I ron1
ndVl'rliSN to Cl'DSC nne( de It•
labors lx!forl.' we went to
In the tlrst plnct", our
opera tot• is t1 Democ1 at
wuy bli'Ck, and if we SAY vtt
Toft, he'll rcbul, Ill! JOJght
quH his Job, or else
word .. T:.Ct" to ''Truman"
he cam~ to it in the copy
\\ ould gam no fncnd s
l'ithcr from lratc reodl'rS or
ou1• good fJ lend the I
man.
Our advertiser poot· soul,
c9mmittcd him·( U •lS yet.,
he dot"sn't appn•ciatc nnyon r~
lng to mokc his mind up for
Yuu sel', he's caught on
renee like a mugwump.
says "Tnft" his laborers I Cafeteria patrons n~ "not nt that time, Miss DeWitt is no\\ :zc.r ns villn&l.!l"S.
hcn\•y potu to cat rs," Mtss De· gTO\\ mg n plne{lpple plant (an a
W1tt sa)'F, nnd eat up onl)• fp;e I nower pot), whit'h :>he says will be
1 Co-darer tors for th~ production
or Sl); hundred pounds of thot mature m lour ycnrs. She docs nre Nan Pllmllll, JUnior, nnd Ar-out, it he snys "Truman.~
with vattl'd 1 1 board of directors and :su~
A. SCOTT BEACH . JUnior-ors walk out. H1s QnC ···f'·mR
"I may • \' th:tl I don I bd!CVC hope is ror "Ike'' to pntch
thnl compulsory attendance at quar.rel. So much for our
convocntio ns is unjustified , pro-liser. st:Jplc \!Bch week. not guarantee Jts yacld however . .den Craig, sophomore.
Two Young V irginias, Bitar and ·Pietz,
Star in Two S' s-Singing and Swimming ''iding that the admm•strnt1on Th·•"' tl1 ........ ·s · • "'' ~~"" our Jun 1 tor. pJ cscnts speakers of sufficient cnn just look at hu; aace
calibcl' to \\'tlrront the time. (The :rcc he admires Ike. Beside$
onl~· time 1 would not cnre to go he cnrracs an "I I.ikl' Ike"
ic: when Wayne Morse rs coming * * * * * * on his cont. He genuint:'ly
up tor rc election) " Ike's the be.o:t man by aar. THIS ONE SINGS . . . . AND THIS ONE SWIMS NORMAN COMPTON, junior- sec, Sparks is n veteran of
By Ruth Smith and Horb Scholder
When :someQne tells music m 1 or \ lrginia Batar
that she's "a good esg .. what Utey renlly mean is
that she's n good egg queen."
That's because ruling over lhe Egg feshvnl at
Wmlock, Wash
ingron, wns one
of Lhe high
lights to dnU!
of .. G Jll n y"
Bitar's 19 years.
There was olso
the time she
was queen or
the summer
sesston at the
College of the
Pacific ot
Stoeh'"ton, Cnh
forrua nnd, or
caurse, her re
cent r is e 'l.o
• promJnence as
lJ.iss Valentlne
or J 952 for the
Portland East
S1de Commercial VIRGINIA BITAR
club.
"I had to break through a leu-lool paper henrt,"
cxplomed V1rgjnia, "as the climax of Ute club's
annunl banquet." ~or t.hc benefit of the unifurmcd,
lovely ~-oung ladies do not just st\!p through the
paper, breaking it \Vrtll n flrp o( the wrist.
In Virf:mia's ca1.c she took a razor, be.fore the
bnnqu~>t, cut a barely dl.seermble slit down the
middle of the heart. lhen sat bthind it till her
moment came and tlren, gollonUy pushing the
paper aside, she made her grand entrance.
'11 gne ma sudl a big thrill," Virginia snld.
"when President George JaCkson wiShed m~ all
the success of lo year's Miss Vale-ntine ." That
young lass, Glona Krieger by name, 1S now under
contract to Colur. bia studiOS rn J-tollywood.
·•J Uunk, though, Uiat the supreme mom\!nts of
m)' Hie so far." Vu-gm1n commented. "wc:rc the
nights f gave Jn tWO 60)0 TCCI(ali;," 'X;mny ..
sa:ng l'l.nllnn, Fre h,.German and English groups
but the:: only 1an uagcs 11he speaks :al'c £ngli&h
and f'r(!Jl<:h, whtch she is studying .
.. I understood the meaniftg of the GajJU)n nnd
Italian songs I was singing,'' she dt.:'Clarcd. ":sance
J'd gone over them with my teacher, but U any
one cnm~: up to me toda)· and started to say &arne
thing m Ilaltrm or Gt!rman 1 wouldn't have any
ide:. what they we.rc talking about."
OpcrettaJ, or seml·classacal music, is the :fu'!ld
.. Ginn:,•'' mtcndS to li~inllz.e ln. That's the Sig
mund Rambert;. Fronz Lehar and Johann Strauss,
Jr., type of mwtc
V.izsrhua 's roommate :nt Stcw~t holt, Ruth
Smith, agree ,. 1th most of WGanny's .. frif'nd.r that
one thang the )'oung ~mger ncvt:r does to h1.r au
dum~ IS to put them to 4lee-p, but that':> pre-~.:t~
Iy what she dtd lO two other singers when s.b~:> song
in Humpcrdlnk's "HaNd ~nd Gretel" at Stockton
last year.
Tiae other two singers were Hansel nnd C";rct.cl
and Vir~einw wan the Dew fairy, who wntt.s dew in
Ulen eyes m the forest. By Pat Strandy ·I think os..,embl~ attendan~c war o! 1812 nnd thinks he
shouldn't be compulsory to any, ~er\'CS n p~nsion, Says he.,
although 1 would be mur~ jntcr-only wny I cnn get 1t is
cst(.\d in :tUending those who.se military man an office." Virg1nia Pick. .. hman. t.mdoul or the Mult
nomah AthlctHl club swimming team collects ~"~.?c
ords .•. swam.rning rcrotds, that is.
I.nsl month she added two more to her crowing to1 tc rclltt> to th~ WL ld today.'' B l th t fl th u c wors y an e
collect 10n by
establishing Ute
record !or the
200 nnd 400 TOM DODGE . senior-"IC th~) 1tticnl omtmcnt is my wt1e.
wt>ren l compul <lr)l L•to•'d hnvr till Jik~: Dewey. He made a
to get mon .ntt e tmp P· ~ l ~ nfic impression on her when
BOB HEITMEYER . senior-". ourcd Oregon in 1948, nnd
'lrrd trecstylc. peooh uc 11nted to p(. t ttl em ,ce ,she has ~en trving to
She holds two they'd go to them anyway, whe- •tlC to grow n mustache.
outdoor state I ther they were eompu!Slii'Y or not C I dal"t! say someone else ,
tccMds, lhe 800 I don't thmk they nre \'c.ry demo-do you get me':
and 400 yard crcttic in that they close tht
lr~:c..'>l\· 1<: Snuck shack and run everybody
Virginia has out ..
done 8 good SALLY HELSER , frcsh:man- 1 deal of trnvel-"1 l.hl.nk chapd 1. more uphtting ang an her tour ., .... th than com·cca lton, and you're not years WhH e
t • Sh l toven rcqunt>d to go to chapel, ~o earn, e wen h h ld l" b
t P 1 Be h w y ~ ou convoca 10ns e com-o am ac . Inter -Collegiate
Humor Grab B
By f'lo Ann Perkins
\ F) "d d n ' pulsory? I lhmk you get more on nan ~c .
..:::O..~!r-1 ..... ~ troit, Mkhignn. ~ood hout o{ thmg~ you want to go eu n ''Be Kind to
t • •-th to, t an a! you re r\.'qUJrcd t) - -• o sw1m u1 e Wl·ek" r-ecently, concluding VlRGINIA P"'IE .... TZ 1950•51 nahon-attend,
at championships. In Holblon Texos she came in DOLORES HESCOCK sopho paofe.ssors arc just like
fourth Jns~ 10 the nauonal -loO ynl'd fret.-style. more "So tar, I don·t think the but the latest Willamelte
Thl.S summer sht• ventured for the third t'mc public address system has work-legr;m seems to have no
to the Fnr Westerns in Snn Francisco, when.•1
sh~ I ed rlghl At 1~ast 1 hn\'en•t been ideas. They published this
took rt"Ond pine ir the 200 yard re~tyle eble to heor tn the back o! the erick!.
• . . gyrn. Also it should be more on
Tho mou ~xcwng thmg thn~ has happened on the level of the majority of the
an. or the lr1p. sh,~ h~-taken lS almost drownmg .:.tudent body than the second law
nt Pa~ Beach. \ ar&Jnaa and teammate s took a of thet:modynam1cs.
.sw1m m the Atlantic and found themselves strand- MARY l..OU HESSE. freshman
cd for about hiill an hour unable to rcnch shore.
What they thought a calm and swimnblc surt was
a rip tide.
Petie, as she is caned by her fellow swimmers ,
started awimmang in competition Jow-years a~o .
She has pcr;formt-d under the wnlcllfuJ eyea of
Ulrec coaches, Jack Cody, Jack Pobochenko and
her present coach Phtl Hansel.
The bruneue freshman is not only a good swim
mer but an opt instructor, having taught at three
of the 'le:srn to swim' campaigns \\'ith Tye Stcm
ba&.
Vlrginin named Stdnbllch among the four pco·
pie that ha\'t· iJV( n her insparatton . Bllhe Atherton ,
former teammate, Suzanne Zimmerma n. Olympic
star, and Phil Hall.Scl wue the other three that
ha\'c encouraged her.
Teamed with X.O.Ula Taylor and two other l.C
freshmen, Joyce Mahnn and Carol Pnugc..:or, £he
hdped win thP. 400 yard rcl"y last month, thus
proving her strength at short distance as weJI as
long d1stnnce.
•
TrJ show all or her time hasn't been spent In a
swammaog pool Virginia hu won two scholarshiPS
based on b111inpower, the Portland Allinnce Tri
Delta and a fr\!~hman scholarsblp at LC.
At Jclferson, Virgina belonged to the Natlonnl
Honor society nnd hP.Id the office of lccrdary ol
the atud~o:nt body . transfer from U. of 0.-"'If stu
dent.-won't t.Jkc adv.-1ntage of
opportunities that are oCCered to
them they ob\'lously oren't col
leg" mnt<'tial."
JEANNE HULSBRINK . fresh
man-J don't thank con\locatlon
a~nd.-mce should b~; compul
son ··
OALE KUGEL . Junior-''lt'E
so r~Crt: hing to hear nuthoritles,
rather than quotH from some
bod)•'s textbook of 1903 Yes, l
would go'''
RALEIGH McVICKER . junior
"The bo!lic purpo c behtnd con
vocations 1. good .md 1 rully agree
that they add much to college lite
If the prt·sent cnlibcr o{ speak·
ers is m"intaincd :I would attend
regardless o! whether they were
compulsory.·•
DALE WIRICK , fl"Hhman
''Ct~n\'O<:ations ~dd to the spiri
tual welfare of the student nnd
1 think it's a Rood thing thnt
they're compulsary."
JOANNE ELLIS, senior -"1
thank it':~ unfair that the library
is ICKked r.o lhnt we get n feeling
lhnt we have ab&olut«!l.Y no <'hoact
ln the mnttc1·." Gueuor,
Whoso knowledge grew
and lessor:
U g.-ow so s:malJ.
Ha knew nothing at all.
And now he's a coUege Dt'cu•m
or.
Then \\ ath more Jibes. a
adu~d-"Tho _c.; who can, do:
who cnn't, leach, tho"e who
leach leach others to tench;
who can't teach olhet-s to t
:tre Deana ''
The OCE school paper
lows the tame lrac:k with:
Now I lay me down to
Tho locturo's dry. tho suJbJeell
deep.
If he thouJd quit before 1 wa••
Glvo me a poko for good
aalcel
The NYU dally had stafl
lema, so lhE'l' offered n plea
wny; "Do you get 11 thrill out
watching "The Big Story?"
you hove a used trench coat!
you like to ket·p your hal a
on your head llke tt>purh!rt
in the mov•e"" Well, then
don t you come down to
Heights Datly N'tlWS office on
tccond floor uf Ln" rcnc;c JHiW
ontl do none of thcs~." JOH~
Only twl
filled
Tuesdt
John Pa\
decisio~
race doJ
oppoq
The fre$
c
L~
11 you w
cu'd bett
10
into th
schedu
Just set
Lo