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Volume 11, Number 3

Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper

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1952-10-01

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PRINCESS PATTI
The rally squad hns tok n on
ponsihli&ty of orj!nnll.ing
pools lor the nwa}-from·
football g mcs this fall. DC·
fNtrli; to Oavc Lanter, yell kuag.
Car rotnvr•n wall be orgnnlzed
lhL Whit m:m game nt Bt>nd
nrght, th1• Llnfu·lcf
.tt :VtcMinnvillc nc.xt Snt­
nnd the Pocafic gum" nt
Grovt• No\'crnbf'r 8. No
n will b~· organ izc tl for
College of ltloho gnmc be·
of th•• dtstnnce ln\'olvo,..>tl.
Pllqmsc pf the t:or· l'flrtJ\•nn as
pro\'adc as many ndcs ns po•­
lo LC stud• nta. 1. nicr snid
ho.: would hkl' lo Sl.'ll n good
l)f fnns lo support tht>
fit tltc rorclgn fields.
A Sign on lht• bullt!lm bunrd in
lobby ot the gym conttuns
lin Of cnrS gomg lO the CHnH!
hove room for nddulonnl rld· PRINCESS CATHY
GAME DOPE PRINCESS ANN
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'1 i lute. So1ority Rush Parties Start Week of October 13
lS I he ,(Jnfl
,ny both
lh~ OriUl
• up Rr·lurrunt: l..c\\ IS und Ch•1 k wumen wtsh&ng t••
·lpnlc tn Cnll sournt.} rushmg muy r<.!gtslcl· in
&rm lubby Octnb••r 6-7, Monday nnd TuL•sday,
9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., unnouncl'd Loas Wtllittm·
Pr<!Stdcnt of lnh.•r·~>~•to ttly cuuncil .
Women intt•l Clitcd Ill JOining onu or the four SO·
Grt:'{!k·ll!ttcr ot·gnniz.ations must pay 50 c~nts
aon fee nt the time of n•g1stratiun. No
will be 1 ushed whose nome doi!S not np·
on th•: rt•gistrntion list. r dc:rcn5lit ~~enl
tayo (;nu,.,
res for
KAWAU be elicible the rush••c mu t <I) hnvc a ~· 1:
S('mL>stcr rrcshrnun stntus, (2) huvc nllt>ndt~d
IFC Engages in Pre-Rushing Promotional Work
Si&n-up duys lor tall lrutemity rushang hove
nllb•••· 3 nnd 6, act·nrdmg to WC pn•sidt•nt Rill
n1e lFC hus l.lt•t n t•ngnt--:ing in an ndivl' ~:'Om•
lhia pnst Wl'••k In urdrr to atimulnk Jntt-rcsl
lr;lt,.rr•uty ruahlug anlllOf( th•~ mt•n ••ligthll·.
tnC!ludrs ptlntcu hnnd htlls-(1111' writt•·n by
frltl•!mtly-c.xphunmg tht• bun~fits nl I ru·
liCt! un thill cnmpus.
16~:: llil~r.,, J:('r emphusl:t.ed thnt ll mm1 is nut ol.Higoh•d
'r• lOin unv IJHICI mty Simply bccuut• h,, signs up
t\l hmr.. PRINCESS SHIRLEY
• ans
Major Change
Shifls Parade
To Friday Eve
By Chuck Chunquist
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nf th fall :u.t t n. n r: aug
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w 111 Include the bag roll7 "p • d..,.
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lhr Wtllom ttc L('WI nd Cl rk
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The sad feature of todny's world pt·c<hcnment 1s not thnt
it goes unrecognh :cd by lhe mnjonty of thmking people, but
thnt 1ts scope ts such thnt th" single mdl\'ldunl 1s olmost al­
ways brought to a shoulder-shrugging "but whnt can I do
about it" conclu::.ion.
We would nll hkl' to SA\ l' the world with SCim~ lmlhnnt
single blow. It takes no nmuunt of head or hcnrt to pos~c:-s
such n desire. The u::.e of dtS('Iphncd mtclhgcncc cNnes into
play when we nr~ asked to pick nut of the myrmd 111 ex pet i­
ences sur:roundmg us. smnll tasks thnt we moy pe1 form for the
belt~rment of mankmd.
Next week. on tlus campus. !>tudcnts wlll be asked to con­
n ibute one dollar each to the Campus cltcst drl\'e. Some will
gn·e more, mnny w1U not gl\'c at nll. To the.m the dollar is
more preCJous m the:tr pocket thnn m another's. To them the
drive means no more than "gaving 3\\ ny" n dollar. They fml to
sec U1e ramtf1cations and tmplicalloiis of such givmg.
.1: o one hkes to "gtvc thmg~ a\\ a\ " Bul when the ques·
t10n resoh·es JUelf mto gi\"ang a lttt.le nO\\ for one's own wcl­
:fare later, the rt?>sponse IS usuall) mort> pronounced.
If a man does not recogntzc that bv helping h1s nmghbor
he helps h1mseli. then that1s hlS loo:s But 1f n college or a corn·
mumty or a nauon base tll,~.: tr actions on such narrow \•t<ton.
then the loss-in toda) 's one world-ts felt by the race.
J1 PIONEER LOG f'riday, Octobl!r ;1,
Little Man on Campus By Bldle!r Christian Grou
C-~'··---\t7'" __ Discuss Acti
-===---=~==~-=- -=- 1 J .1.1d pions or th"
~~ ~ ~ Ji' 1iuu.c r< h~1ous or"llni:..'ltlon
• 'a~.~ .. , ..
~ · ... •"' c mpus Wl·rc d1scuucd nnd ---.. --. .. "·:-rr:- • pla1 l' an the colll'J! comm
~ ·• .. , alunt• d nt til(' nnmlnl • •
··' 1' '" I t S I b
-
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, " 1> :mrung rc ~at Cl> •·m •
C: ntp Ariums.
Th<> • hnpel commttlt•t
J Uft~l'llllllflS ns to pns!;iblt
lly nnd ntllSidP spcokt r11,
tlldl"nl lcndc , A biG (Ill
fncmg the cnmmltll'C j
support lor thl' Chnt>cl an 1
f n "F'rlt:'IICJ5 or tht' Chnp I
snnlzn !tun or Sl'nl<' "lmllnr rr:
I bv wllll h tho l' who dr>!IIIJ •
sl1u\\ In o more ooncrt'lt
than nt pre i'llt thdr Jov~l t
thl' Chnpcl Tht' comm1lt
n ked to fommlntc a PlOp
t:' 1 (.l'IVt'(l b} lhn C 1mpu
fl n counc 11 nnd th•~ odmlru
II on,
'I'ht• purp()~(' nr UH.•
vcmng fclln\\ h1p \\ r
" ••• And now, ~ing carried off th~ held on the
h1s men, goes the coach ot the losing toom." sbouldt:!rs of cu•.s~d \\ 1th ugg" lion an d
• o tPlf' 1\'p of uv•eltn w
':tliJ:ht he t £>1'\ e lht' "'"\
'ht cnmpus l'!tudr>nt . 1 he Rt
1on an I~llc W«'t k c mnuttet
'IC!Wf d It plnn. nnrt dl u
mornmg mtl dn,; a ttm
When an instructor sets n 5feadline for n term pap r, he·---------BARK QF THE LOG -------­
usunll\' means that \'OU wtU obset\'e tlmt dendlme. Howe\'er, . -und ubJI.'cts for mm r
'l'hl' n pr~ ent!l.t'\'C l)f thr
rtuus g1 oups lnklng piltt
tn muke cle r t 1nt onyonl' d
mg to lend m Chop<') r tok
n V<iJIOUS re!JCIOU t:!'llllnil 1f the student has rut abundnn~ of imnginntion, n glib tongue' Dcnr editor. the. orgun•t nt Ul3l the uppm
clns.o:mcn \\ nntcd 11 thts wov or and a sympatheuc appeal, he can often gam an cxtcnsaon of Lcwts and Clnrk coll~.;gc put
• the . et ume. out the red C.'lrp; t for the ent •r rhnl way. ln nu!rondtnJ! I 1 hou!d contnct lh<' c.•m
Our gO\'ernmenl docs not operate along such hnes. If a
person goes to the polls to vote on the day after an election.
he will fmd them t1ghtly cl~ed. If a person falls to register
to \'Ole by th1s commg Saturdny. he w1ll fmd the oppol'lunlly
to hclp select a president of 111 choice and the duty of hclp­
mg to make American democracy function shut off from him.
Every student famabar Wllh the cold facts of political
Clence knows that 1t lS his moral obbgouon to vote. It IS gen­
erally through lazmess that he neglects this duty.
Attempts have been made by group:. on this campus Lo
open a spot for reglStratton here at the college but lhc powers
m charge have not seen fit to estnbhsl1 such a booth. All that
can be done now lS for those partie~ interested in mnmtaming
the health oi our polJtical system to encourage every poten­
tial voter t.o JOurney to the nearest flre station and reg1ster
for themselves.
Today and tomorrow are absolutely the last days for reg­
JStrauon. Pleas made to Lhe government afterward will fall
on deaf ears.
Bill Springer
Prestdent, Pohtical Science Club.
A Crolcclecl .ng fre hmcn Tht' frc. hmen ore
grateful for rJus ft•ehn& of be­
t'ommg part or the LeWIS nnd
Clark .. tudcnt bod)
HOWt'\"f.'r. thc.1 c \1. os one sour
note lo our sctt.;ng dO\\ n o:s mem­
bers of the collcg community,
The:: wns the w:ty the Crcshrnnn
closs clccllons \l.c.n.• hondl~. A
'<Ophomorc oWccr pre 'lded untt)
' pres1d~nt was ch.-clld nnd then
qum·u.•rlwc-.kcd lhc r«!!.t o! the
play.
He d1scnrdcd pm hnmcntm·y
pmcedur<:> nnd rnnde his own
rull's ns he wtml ulong. He used ,.,tshPs through the clo h~.-for
got thnt the freshmen RN' n t'IRSS
of thc1t O\\ n, nnd nol puppets of
the sophomore clo
The frcshm n tnltJatton 1 n
l11ld1Uon to br enJoyed by ull
oarllcs concerned bul, beyond
!hot, undr;r lhcar nc\v "fJghunc"
Pt••SJdent, the !rosh wtll stnnd
''" the1r own feel ond be a class
proud Qf LeWI!i and CJark. And
IJcwis and Clnrk will be proud
II( the mdependc nl class of '56
Smcctl.!ly,
A ll<:n Thompson
Bob \'mton t'hoirmt;n or Dt And('r on.
Glarum Seeks Bass
1 he mu· 1c: deparlmeftl
lookir:g for a low
Thor is to soy. 1hey oro loo:ti:
!or a c:harnetor who con
low-low bau.
1.. Stanley Clarum, .... ,Kl
of the collogo a cappolle
aunt out thn ajarm for the
od ban and haa offorcd a
reward to be pnid when
person UJJing this
appoan in hia offic:o.
College Press Clipping Shows Novel Terminology;
California Statue Ends Hazing at San Diego State
.-\!~hough LC :h ~ • l1 u t<'r (,.,.tp •• on the WMC cam· IJk,... In 50 yca1. w1thout ror.
thmk thot the upperclassmen are mg durmg tbe summe>r. It was mg hut, of court;f', Uu)
pronl' to SJVl' them a bnd ume the lust l1mc thot any work hnd budd Lhmgs the wn.) th y
dunng thetr !Jrst rcw weeks an bt't!n done on th•· chapel stncc 1U wlu n Wrlly Anlt wn a b<•\
college, lh1s as notlung comporcd dcdiccJUOn on :Mny 1.2, 1895. ov£'r At San Diet;'' State colleg
to whot cors on ot other schools 50 ) cnrs ngo. We ~budder to thmk
1 Jre hn'mn Court or Trodtuon:
At Ulc UruvcrSlty of Oregon, !or what Copclrmd chope-1 would look lite nome for the fomtllor
ln.slanC't., the college ncwspnpc·r, gnroo cuurt, ho!; been to :sed
THE DAILY EMERALD , con-C L by v1rtuc. of n Cahformn s·
Jt seems to US that tf students devoted more time lO dri\·-tnins the follow me stalcmt..nl. amp US aSS lnw. Thr> Statute ha be' nOn
h 1 ''A complicntcd procc oil Desl'teS End books for some yenrs but mg and lesr, to complmning, the parkmg Sltual.lon ere cou d this. For want or o better wMd it SDSC foc:ulty dcctdcd to en!
be greatly ameliorated . was called or1~ntauon. Ho\1. SUl'· T 0 Anonymity 1t only thts .>~.;or.
It is, of cour.se, foohsh to contend that the parkmg facili-ccsslul \Hts H" E. 1\l, Olclhrun, pn•stdt'nl
t1es are adequate on thts campus but 1t IS I.!Ven more foolish "Here IS the Emerald's answer. How would you like to have 0· t.'otl, rncn's sm·, 1c~ rr
to suppose that a few well-chosen gnpes will scrvt: to a11cvwte To get nil Sides 01 opmwn, we no more cltssses, no fmals, nn tu-which hns been rL' J1tHI•1blc
inH:n·1ewed •ow ndmm1strnt 1un, It IOn worries _ JUSt plcnt.v ol 1 ht• 1 nur 1 1n past ~ cnrs, t•xp the crowded conditions. h the ,U-es men and men nnd wom· notlung. that lust y£•nr's 1 ou11 fu1lr:-d
We may as well face up to the S11uation 35 1l is, and those £>n worm counselors. ·rtus 15 the plcn~ant prL-dicn· pronwh' school spn it m nn t'ltd
souls who have rece.iv«-~ tickets for traffic violations wake The press on thJ& cumpus he· 1Jy mnnnc1 . . ml•nt m wh1ch the newest mCm· · up to the :fact, that the rules and rcgulat1ons have been Jaid h"\'l!s m calhns a ~P·1dc " spndc, L~ f h L d Cl k 1 but not n freshman n worm .. "-=r o t e . CWIS nn ar stu. -------
down and "'111 be enforced . • THE GOLD BUG of WcstcmldC'nt body fmds herself. lp· [
Instead of complnmmg that they have been the victims Marylond college r~rts thot You'll have httle dtfllculty rec· lVe nSiTUCtOTS
of gross m1scarriages of just1ce, traffic vtolntors maght try de-pus. :rc-ceJv~..>d a thorough renovat· ogmz.mf! her. Brown ha1r nnd journey to Sal
voting theU' talents to parkmg the•r cars properly and in the -------- -----rlnsh1nc black eyes set oft hf'J
rllstmciiV" mn~:k And her unu· specified area or. 1f they really dcstre to secure a more dcsir-Mezzan1·ne Fate suol nb1llty to sny nothang makes able parking spa'ce, they m1ght e\'eD <IITI\'C earlier in the this p10ncer a woman among Awaits Latecomer women: MISS ., ... Rnecoon-LC' .. morning. tendnncc nl o t\\O·doy
inc of the Go\'t 1 nor's Stnt
m1tt~i' on Children ond Farst come. first serve-d is a simple remedy and we be­
lieve that in this simple case its application is quite JUSt. Parkmg :m.:ns In upJX•r·tcrm
lots nrc not equal to the number .r---------------------------- ur cars bcmg pnrked ln them, Joe
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AssocXlted CoUetSide Press
rJrtlcl l pub II Ur.r1 ol · Jat d Htull•muo or I•• 'II I , 11 ( lhrk
<'Oil tP• I utoiiMbffi W• kly tltarttg tl, cull I!• , r Hut, • riJillltll rnt•
1% 0 IU )DT
f-n•~r II lUI d 1... rr au r nt J urtlan'tl tiT, XI n
b .ou l"loreu
Auu Gnuuu l14f Pe:atun codlwr Dull ScholCicr
f!4cS • tJ' .& &.or
C 11 tll orllu> J) ellltn t :r
Spon.. editor %om O'Da,
Ad•erU.tJil' 1J1&U&rer :tiArv JSY&.IUI Huston, ucan of men ond pnrkUJ!l
dlrc<~tor, announced W~dnesdoy
Con • ...:quenlly, upper termers whu
ornvc loa~ on c..":ampu Will huvc to
nark In th1 frosh-sophomot c Int..
liu:;lort wnrnt•d that junwn;,
••'nntom cmd faculty mcrnb.•rs
who find t hp11 rc p< ctlw• Jnl!i
!tiled do nQL hove the nghl to
vnrk an oU1cr nr<:r. nr orby. TJrl~
nts nrc now btlng l5SU<•d f•JI' all
trnlC111 vt' lotion , rl"plndn~ the
\I.Ornmg tu~kC'lli vohlch \HH hand·
d ut th ft t port f lbt \V( t.Jk. mmcot nt the cnpttnl butldmg in
Until hro finds n permnnenl Sept mllcr 29·30.
horut>, she Is cammutmg to games l 'I'Jw purpose of thu corlfelrt!:l
wath her godparcnu;, m~mbcrs ww; tv present Iandmgs nud ........
o( Alpha G mnw soront.)' Dnd 1ty r~,;1 ornmendatton s of tht' l
Dcltn Tou Hho frutc1 nlty II WiUI llllltt•e.
they who locnwd her on :l tnnn ~Ins. Ruth Din more hMili.'
ncnr Malwauku~ onumlcs, tnok pnrl Ul 11
Cuncntly her biggest J.wobiPm tJ Monc'lny nttcrnoon nud IIHtl:l
's n nome. '!" doeGn't rnet~n much n •:-elton devoted to Cnm11)
1n rcwcoun IRngun~;e, ~o sh.-nc~d~ cdurnhon.
P htth.• llumnu help, A forthcnm Mr3. ll••.ster Turnrr, \lo't>O
In,; ASLC cuntc~t wtll cck to PP., Mrs. Helm Hnttnt . , t.
1 ro\'ldc: rht t:l.onomacs, Mrs M01 gu tllro
.,., thnnk you for It lUng l•ct our ~.;durULton, ( nd Ot (.'h
lli~ Shr U try \\Jth nil ht r me-1-r1 bh, 'ducnlfon, pruliclp l
"Oon ml~ht to m k you proud. • h r •nf• 1 n ,.. rdday.
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common!
n1:ckties
crly pre.
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:f~oahm4
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the pel
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ty to; r IIIC.SI )ctober 3, , lroups
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iamll) friday. October 3. 19~2 PIONEER LOC Pas;e Th:
Freshma~ Girls Create ~ew Style~ 1Houser Family Sees Old Mexico
By Sporhng Emerald B1bsi Neckhes; T T.· • S.. f G . '
Fate 'Worse Than Death' Prevails v lSllS lfe 0 real Sun Pyramld
By Dione Snydor t•nd ref~cnu.? to onothcr rul~.; of Jcnnino TClrnahan lh~ir l;cst to hl'lfl mnkr> th• tt ur· Ho t r t plodt d u JKIPU r
'fhc <'Voluhon from frcahmcn
girls to colh ~·· \\'l)tnl'n on•upi(!d
th•~ umu ond tnh·nts of Stt!WIIrl
ond Ak1n hulh1' 76 ''rook" r••r.l·
dents lhu; week, whll~ the othrr
g1rls k~pl bu!iy tt•mindlng lhc
nP.wcomt!ni o( I heir lowly posi­
tlon. Jntliullon "'"' k d~tgned to crJmp 'Down UJC MeJOCQ ~roll" m o 15\.1 hfc antci'C'IItmg When vr•r tnllocy v;bun he n:pltunuJ th 1t
th.: style or lw~ullllng culll'iUDnll. 14-fonl trnHer With o trucklood • ou ftl'lp, they C'Ome to <' Y•Ju l!Dct<."' II not .a11 dnrd up n
'This was n plon which nsst(-IIINI uf llnllci(lliUun nnd :>mbltum -;_.nd prnctJcc th• ar /• \\ words nf nnd coclWI, :; o Jut or fli'!Jplr ll
<!tJC'h to II mustl.'l" lo \\hom ah" r•. W(•nt tht' 1\'nn I lou l r fnmlly thi!l _ngllNh. and tnt.'(! '" bdtl'\'• On thro ' n-
ported lor d~aly twh;" n clny .J\Immcr. ''One dfll n't tt:wlly J'Pt Into the •rr.ry, he -:.'llpln1ni.'SI, th ro.:
A 1 11 . . c ' · W" h ha \\ • rc (lnd boys, Nu·ky, 'flavor' llf McxJro unlit hro c• much !t..TUit lnnd, .. nd th • on-
1;' un y,~nlltt!tu:..n W •!I r.l'n· lJ, und Sl11•rr11, lb, llou er, ~.:cr· :~bout :100 m1lt:11 {rom th(• bor:drr, .. lry hns Ul.'ut poutblhtl
ct·rn >" reg•• ed r•s llnolhcr l.'Ol· omlc nnd ••ulpturl' in~lntctor, h(' nddcd '1'hr>n you j:!••l 0\HiY • I don t thtnk PnrlldiJO.-. h
cgp mttmnry to he lt,red own·: , ... 1 t 1 1 1 lh 1 • f C t 1 h ~ .rnv..,_,r~ •• r nngu nr ~>oJ) 1oug 1 frnm u,(' 1ounst polled a Uvt 'lny bett,.r clunntc," h c.xC"I tm-
or u urc nug s lh \:nuntry, sccmc bttth the hagh Hou r, who hns somC' bnck· I ~:d
InHio.ltnnR Wi'l(' an cndl or the
1wo women's clormllot·u!s Sun·
dny cvcnang. 'l'hc next momsng,
if the IDillnlcs couldn't be t;pot.
ted by thc1r green necktieS ond
ll1bs, they could by th••ir sleepy
looks whsch were the result ol
nn olmCl~t !<lccpless night.
}iem. Don t Haw
The uccktH!S worn tt11s we\'k I
by Stcw:11·t "fro h,'' w~::rc pre·
sDntcd to tlwm :tftcr in1t1ntory
cc1cmonH!S wath lnstn1ctions thnt
they be hcmm<:d . In nddttion to
this, each gul t·mb~t~idercd her
th' with the nnmc' oi lwr clunn
and hc.r name Oil it with (U'\ang'"
U\1 cud. Frushmnn :;lyles nO\\
cornmond girls to wcnr the men'~
neckties a lu Stcwnrt ond prop·
crly prt>sscd.
Early Tue&doy morning. at
11prpoxima!oly 2:"5 a.m.. tho
freahmton girls of Akin hall
pcriormod ono of their initia·
tlon duJih. They had to scrub
tho peinlN words .. CrOlh" oH
the lavatory floon. All 17 of
the sleopy girls were bcc:J: in
bt-d within 30 minulen. E\•en the bih wcnr••r with mounlnlnous plJltl:mull lind the ground of ltf•hnn nnd 11 Com1hor
crovcynrd 1dens wcors Ute mule ~rop•e lowlnnds. wJlh Spnm~h. hnd lit Ill dll1scul­
llhe broucht WJih her orumtnllon Hr>U. cr C<Jn hlers Ute M":!dcan ty In unden~tnndmg the Mex­
we('k nnd whach, Jn lht" fnendly nnttvcs to be tine people. icans H11 sun Shl'rrll pi ked up
ntmoS'phm-c or LC, she wsll prob- "We spt:nt mo""t of our ttmc about o thuusond-~ord vucnbu·
nbly nf'vcr lose. with tlll'm," he 101d. "They try lnry dunng the trip
LC Members of Young Republican Groups of Oregon
To Attend Stale Meet October 17-18-19 on Reed Campus
M"mbtH'S of the LC YQUng Rc-, crnl Eill(:nh••wcr ~snd hns slncc1 Younc RPpublwans, Tomhn hopu
publican Clubs of Oregon will nt· b£'t•n one of th•• most active cam. thnt this ss fndlcntJv c of a com·
t~nd the st.Cltc convcnUon of \hcl puiRncn; !or the Gcn••rnlln Wn.sh· plc\e Rr.:pubhcnn Vlctory m No-
Colltoge League uf Ulc Yuung Re· mr.tuo.. vc.mbcr
publican Fcd~r nlfun of On•gon ol l..cwis nnd Clnrk C'hoptcr of lh•• Add1tional husmeli.'l Glnt.<cd for
Reed cuHecc O<:!ubcr 17·18·19, Collt:nc IN•gul' will meet '1\.ti!S· the Tuesdoy meeting 11 the dec·
nnnounc•·s .Jam Tomlin, chapter 1lay, Octobrr 7, nt 10 n,m. in B·Z4 •Jon or delegates nnd th,.. drnfllng
pn!Sident. to elect olfkcrs :ror the follow. of rcsolut1ona for thf' stntt: con·
Accordrng l\l thr• state h•agu«' ing year. Rctlrtng president Jim veutwn. Lcwaa und CJork l! nl·
president, Larry Campbell, high. Tomlin announces the m•!i!ling 1s IQW(.'<l to .!;(!nd k'n dd<'gatc nm1
light of the conv;-onlJon will be o open to nny sLudPnt interested ua In ndciJtlon, two m••mbt·n ot the
banquet m the grand bollroorn wo1·ksng !ur the COP. cx(cutiv.-. eommltt• c.
or the Multnomoh hoto•l. 1-:ncourllfled by the monv in· First prOJl' t of the yc::tr i lhti
Keynote speaker wJII be Don qurrles from now tudcnta about dung up of on .. Ike" booth n
F.astvold, Rcpubhcon l'::tndadntc whul lhcy cnn do to JOsn lhc cumpus t•• d• tnbut 11llckCP. and
for Wll!lhlngton stnte uttomcy lc.nUeu; regarding Lhc t:1 c.nl•J\H!r
•enc:ral. Eostvold, spcnker nt th,., T d I p 1 cnmpmcn Sponsol'fl of th• booth
Republican Nllltonol convc.;ntJon fQ se Q resen ore m. mb rs or tht: Youth fur
m Chacogo, gnvc lhr! ><Jcondinc f f }} F l EJS nhowcr group
sp cch for the nommntion or Gcn- 1. rsl a orma rhJa Ia the Unt or \WO artlc.l~• on actlYiUu o1 campua J>OUUeot ~pa. W•n week'• an.lc.le wtll fea~ure Uu.
Young Country Girl
Braves City Dangers The ' Forma)" opPnjng of the
Lc\\ 15 ond Clork college ocinl Toune DtPlOCJ"at.ll U thon ar• &117
VUI[DD!al on lh1a campua atfUa~
'llriUa olhu poUUc:aJ fr!'oupe who
wool4 ltkl!t an arttcle l~:~ \hla .. rlq,
contact the .LOO. ------
Pert, green uih1i corned raves lim\ tb• y g~nnu t. ·~.:p em
for 1\kin fr••shmt>n who were nut down on the f{trm when cason will tlilre pin~ tonight
wllh the PI<SCnlntlon or Moun­
Ullll an the Moonlight." Trod~
t~ks c.:lub'll ~ev••nth rmnual full­
<lrr>s dnncc. in Uw Mttsomc ~un
k<•n bnllroant fr•>m 9 to 12 p m Atomic Research
Prods Production
Of Cloud Chamber sl!t\'111(; to slltrl o new fad bul tht•y'vc got such modem de·
to follow strict ordt•rs f1·om tlwir vk-cs os the diol tdt:'phonc in n
.r.upc1 iors. The btbs wclc em· rnctroPOIIS Ukc PortJr.nri?
broadcwcd v. ith lhc owne•'s name A young tre~hmon, obvious-
and n sct.•ne showmg her opmion ly new to the way~> or the ('ily, Johnny Rl!it 7.' orchc<.lra wtll
I prov•dc music ror lhc affnir whal!h
is troditlonltll~· lllc (arst f•Jnnnl
of life (?) nt ,\kin hall. sli.'p~ into the po t office to I donee on Lhc foil schdutc. No no, Yt•u can't make ~ '"
Styles Demand Bibs dud u CHerry cxchnnc(' num·
1 bcr. The young Joss didn't Ttclcd.s for Ute donee mny bt '' )lh :a ci(Jud chamber' Btl!
ccun:d nt the Trod~ boolh an T."rnnd'iC·n t>nd Norm StnuUcr L:!t•
th~ lobi)J of the g) m or mny be illtuned poUt nUy thot It 1 u cd
pu1-chosf'd nt the donr tonlcht for to ob!: rvt> lh pnUls CJf nlphn
$2.40 per coup)('. Bl>cnuse or U1e paruclc nnd co m1c r:J)' In t­
necc• .aril~ h1gb cost of tu::.k••t onuc res<: nrt>ll When one b1b wearer nppcar- know that 1l's cu tornnl)' to
!!d with o gr V('yntd ~t.cne grim· chnl only thu hrst two 1Nt4!rs
ly suggcs:tmg lhnt it is n '"fate (Cll in this CfiSc) o :;hr> got
WOI'SC than dl'Uth," She moy hll\'c! mlxc,'() up o.nd the opcrutor hod
Prof Wins Fellowship
In English at Washington
Kenneth Johnt;on, nssistant
professor of Enghsh, hns been
t~wardt.>d a tcachmg fellowship
in English at the Unl\'cn:sty of
Washington 1or the coming y~;:lr
and will be on lenve of nbscncc
frorn the college for \he ncndem·
lc y<!ar nf 1952 53. •
The felluws1up int'ludcs n sliP.
l'nu and oil fc~. Johnson wJII
dlvtdc his tinw bctwe.:cn teach·
ing ~cvcral cloates and conunu·
mg studies loword n duotnrntc.
:Mrs. Johnson ttnd lheir c:hild·
ren wlll l'('mrun m Portland fur
the year. Jc.ahnson plnns to t:'Om·
mute from Scnttlt: euch wc•lk·
l'nd. to interrupL
''What number were you
cnUmg?" the opcralur nskcd.
"Sce-liarry," \\ll£ the fluster­
ed reply. tht.e dnn~;r> commlttct. hcadl:'d b) The: c E'n rgetlc ph) acs ~)or-
Dic.k Dalstger o.nd Sharon Smith. ore construcllng a cloud dlnm­
n..qu u; that nu flowers be worn. bcr Which \\'til be ddcd to th
The orsgmal pion to hnvc euch llhys•~ dl'partmcnt's coll'-'<'LJon
frotcmuy on campus elect a uf pcCJohzcd ~qu1pmeot lor tht­
prineess to v1e for the t1tle of u c of fitud nts and mstructfJ
LC Grad Appointed "Snow Quc~n" fell through last The adunl plans. n light \llt"l
week wJth n decasaon hy lh In· l1on of the orlgmul W1l on cloud
Pnul Rndcmochcr. '43, ho been' ter:Cr:uernity council lhM they chnmbcr, were df'\'1 cd by Norm.
:~ppomtcd to the tnculty of £von· v. ouJd not bo\·k such an under-James Karle, anstruelor m • strvn·
t..:hcal Thooh~g•cal s.cnunary, Ra· llkmg. n.1le. Pe.mron, in ch:trge omy, is obt.tuning rn:~tt:rmla; lor
pi•r.vilh.•, Ill. Rndcmncht.•r ret•CI!Jt:d of intcrmi ton .... tivlties, is mnk-lthe PI'Oj"cl bcc;.~UJc or JU'IOrttv
his Ph.D. decrc·c in June f1om sng plan.-; for l'ntm"tamrncnt tv lllcllons.
Boston umvl!rsily. He ha..<: bceJa s ('JllDll! Uu• clec:Uon or Lhe queen. The chomhcr as approx1mntcly
scrvmg os pnstor .. r Adams Shure .Prncs, cvns1sbng 10 the main nine indu~s coc.la v.~, wtth o
Jo;vo.ngcllcnl United B r. t h rt.~ n •oC sk1 i'qUIJHOi'lll, will be nwn[d-
1 Jln v. mdow sn lhl' front to ob
church, Quincy, Moss. f'd nt int• nniss1on. .cn·c the ocuon Pcrtodlcal ~; -
.:...:...:....~:.._::...;.........:::..;.. _ __:;,;_ ____ ...:... ______________ plosiona cause tin)' wnter dtop·
Regl.strar's Record Shows 'lets to chng to thi.' lm·Jaiblo.: nl-
' pho particl~ and cu m1c roys
Twelve Forel.gn Students The paths of lhc wntcr dropl~:w
<":In be ob cr\'cd by the human
Foreign students rcprcscntinc1 cducutton mnJor from Gcnnnny
eight countries nnd C'nnndo, nrc Al u 1rnm G •nnony nre Ursula
enrolled in th~ college th1s foil. Pnrissus nnd U1rich Seeger, c:-p~ e>'"· The proJect should br fml5h·
cd some umc during tht school
Yi!Dr, S.'lld Swurres Thi)S(' \\ ho
ml i'd tht> fu-cv. orks on the
Fourth mjgbt t njoy il pto;::k. ll
wtll mnkc n luud bnnJl t \'cQ 30 "Mc.Juco 15 li country or paa­
:el .. • 53td th nrll t, \l.'ho 1.! "' ry
fl'lnd of lh1s outhcr-n lnnd "'th
r;ky 11 blue, th ::1rth w pml
.,nd lh(> &r1i 1 green.
Just C' tJ h1m "d1gger • Hous­
•·.r' hobby Is an:ltt>ology :m:l
"lhi1e In M xrco he took ad\"Dn ..
w1 e of the: ncll hlrton l
1-rround o! Tc:oUhuacun, site f
'he Great PJrnmid of the Su~ • bringmg homo Ji to 18 btlln
molded cloy h~da wtuc.h " e
used an connccuon w lti1 cnc~
tctnl nlcs of Uu:: nncJ• nt ToJ­
tccs, the people whu pron'<l d
Ut,.. An•.'t.'i-
Tlw bt l \~ ny t() tnk" a trrp 1
m n t~.Icr ft: .s th1s :~rt an&truc­
tor
'"Ttnvehng JD rruch o mnnn r;
1'\i ('f on n hDtt• r opporlumty or
• 1 ng oil lhe c ountrv. I •d.
.. nat JU t the l.oW'l:st rou • W
nought our U\lo n food 1n 'h
k t ploc nd cuok d tl ur.-' tel\ b. So \lo hnd a good 1n
of DiJUVt dtSh•""-··
Radio W orksbop
Sets Rehearsals
for Programs
Sounds of rndm prt .-m. m r
hearsal -w ttl :;oon t romma fr m
th~ SfU:t'clt li.rts buJfdan the
rndlu wnrkshnp I WIQ t.n·
to full op»rotJon.
N••tl Sflbmt.J!.l· ::1 t..l li p! clr
~l't'l dtp; rtm<>nt and m t u 1or n.1
1hr c:ln~. ~etn\lv fmLJ c-d lud·
1 fur h dOC'torn t v.lulc 1 t.
tending tht. Stnnfo d·NBC' R dto­
·rv in t1tut*" H.r<J moo-.: pl ru for
the cl lnl'ludt lUtlt• '' r rn
tl"h " lilt on o,; slh th h IX' l .t
Lt u ~.: D.nd Clark may
dt mund$ rrl ~t t1 ns d tr n •
pl'1)gr:.Jm • b~ llc.gt' tud n
Tu d y ~ftL m n th cl:L \ JSo
1ted r.Jdtu tutum KE:X nnd w n1
hown radio ond tdm 1 ron fnc:"­
tlihcs.
A dr. mntle-pro rnm on tho llle
of com~O! c F ronc1s Huplun.= 11
ts being \'. rttten by mc.mbt Q[
tlu.• \\'Urk:.bop to bt: prod u I
O\cr KPOJ on l.c:;\\t~ ond Clnn
on the :\tr Meanv. hilt U > "an
1..1(' wurksag with practie<' scr plls
-cn.!ittng. rehc4)nnng nnd tnp n •
Lhcm \\hen t.h1 oontrol p nf'l In
lhe SJM.>cch arts bulldmg ~ Nrn­
ph.:tcd.
John Gon:lvn, a rnunbcr of th
workshop, v.oorlu With mUou
KGON m th bro<:~dcastsng of U
Lc\\olS .. nd CJork (.os!Oc Other
members hoJ)t! l!OM to fmd part­
lime JObs m rndao nbo
Capitol Hill
Hairculting Shop
Haircuts SSe
S.W. lOth a.t Taylo.r's Forry Rd. Second 'Get-Acquainted'
Party Slated Tuesday Twelve studo:nts, hailing from c1nl :;tudcnt mnjoranr. tn ]uumnl·
Austrin, 1-::Stomo, Germany, l.tll· 15111, Gu tm.• \'agb IS n pohtical
VJU, Leb:mon, Chm3, .Tupan nnd sc.•cnc" mnjor from Lnlvlu Yashi­
Cubo nt.: mcm).;crs of th•• !111 dgn luko Tnknsuci come-s from .Iapan
delegation on tht• cnmpus this and is n spc~tnl student mnJormJj .s __ ec_o_n_d_s. ______________ _________ __ ...,
A t;t.:l'Ond GCl-ncqunmtcd party rn busint•S$ ndmlntslmtion. )'<;nf'.
for oil women students is s~:hcd· Of the tW\'Ivt', l!iX ore new t•l Rtturumc from lnsl ydlr nre 1
ulcd nc.xt 'fucsduy. Octob••r 7, the campus. S••rgio Goml.'t., Cuhn: Rlclwrd 1
from 3:30 to 5 p.m. in the dnow· Christn B•·rto~man, rre.shmnn "". Chan, Ctm:1da~ Ulo Kil(lt:'nlatti.
ing r<~om uf P<ilotlnc mnnor. m~:nttu y cduc<~tfon mujur, cnmes f'.swnln; L1lhon Moo, Chinn;
Music11l cntt•rtninmcnl und a to LC (sum Auo;trin. Richtu d Futul 'l'ct>ny, L<•lmnon ond Lll·
discussion o! eollege IHc will be Ruchwtdd is 0 senior chemistry lta11 lJt•hurn, .Ja~nn. •
on 1 h ~ n I I• •r noun v rn gro m, b pon- .:::.~:.:..::.:.::....::::._..::...:::.=..:::..:....:.:.:.::.:..:.:.:.::.....:.:::._:...:.:.:._:...;..:_.......:.......:~-------l
~~~~~~~linLiy by AWS und grOUfl Burlingame Hardware
Lorwine Dim"rt, gcnt•r •l ch••il- Housewares -Sporting Goods
mnn or the corCct' hour, hus ns-
mling her D1nne Vinton, Prls- Electrical Appliances
CJilo West, Mu inm Holcomb, Bel- 8512 S. W. Terwilliger Blvd. Phono CH 7721
ty Erik t:n ond Ann Fitds. Typewriters
POHTABLES -AlL MAKES- STANDARDS
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e SPECIAL STUDENT RA T:E e RENT APPLIES ON PURCHASE
PORTLAND TYPEWRITER CO.
Cornor 4th & Stark AT 4UO •
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Service in Ar~y Cook Dreams Up
Debatable Subject Something New Scholarship A wards Chest C~mpaign
ln the midst (If the U.S 's first
flCOl't'hmf' drnft. dcbntc rages be;.
\W~ the \'tllues of the draft
:\"Stem \'S. Unh·•'I"'Snl M11ttncy• •
Trnminc Folio" ing at..: op10ion~
of LC students·
STAN CEORCALAI<tS. I fo·
\'l:lr the drofl 0\~r U fT llU!'C
l Uamk C\: cry mon should get o
C'hnncoe to go to mllcge first. Then
:f he does not !:UCCIX'Ci m collcg
Jet the draft 1 chnnc-c ..
ROBT. M \RSHALL F£RCI·
SON: .. l fn\'Q \'8 the p~s·
r:nt draft 53 tcm because the stu­
dents "all hn\ c a bc:.ter chnnce
1or .nn unmtc.-rrupted college en·
reer."
PEEWEE BALLAH: ul fo,·or
UMT bt:: usc n lot of cnpablc
people are not ~u1red to serve
due to phyStc!l or other lDlped­
lments. \\ t:o "ould be \'Cf) en·
pnblc in J bs other than combnl
riuty ..
KEN OWENS: "If 1t came to
a matter of personnl cl1o1ee be.~
1w~n 0\'er...all UMT or bem~
taken throlJ.Eh the draft. I '~ould
~end to rn,~r the plnn of UMT
me-rely from the txlnsidernLIOn
that 1t i" o htUe mo~ depend­
able. Your hfe IS gomg to be diS·
1upted etther \1.'8}'. but \\Jth UMT
~ ou "ill be o ble to mnh~ mtll"C
concrete plans for th1s diSrup.
taon"
STEVE WAL.K£R : -1 preft.>t
the drnft O\•er UMT. because ll
ou ha\-:e a college educauon. )'OU
h 'e a chant\' of offt~ eaodl·
dot(' school Tlu..~ IS far beUer
than being a pn\-ate."
DOOC JACOX: hi prefer the
draft because 1t offers more op­
partumttes :for nd\-anceme:nt and
udenn nL. ..
JAMES PETERSEN: "W1th
l'MT I \\ ouldn illY college
education unUI I got oul. Wrth
lhe draft, t can get one ~ enr m
college before I go So l'm here
for a )-enr.'"
JACK BASTlNE: ~I am m fa­
vor of UMT because you g~t
your sen•lce O\'er w1th before
college. You &re ollowed to go
the rest of ) our life '' athout nny
service unless there ill n ma­
Jor \1.-ar. Your time tn the ser ..
vice is shorter, too"
DENNIS HEBB: "'UMT is m•
~hoice because I think everybod
needs the lm1ning and ll make..
.l man of )·ou." A roup o! &..e\\ 1s nnd Clnrk
tudl'n~ hat th Jo"kpot lttsl
"cck " hl!n the) de Cl'ndcd upon
the Coro AmlL-o rest urnnt one
ntght.
John O'Mulle\, Insh cook ln
tht• ltnllan p\l".nl specJnlt) house
at 3606 S W. Bnrhur. vldcntl>·
:uJs n "cnltn ss for l..C\\ IS and
Clnrk stud• nts. Has crcntl\'(' tn·
suncts. 1nsrtred by the enthu·
SUlSlll of the students, tnn\'Cd him
to produce o new form of PIZZ.'I
The nc." dt h, cont.nmlng bncon
ond tomato~ \\ scr' ed to all
<~tudents .. on the house
Ma) \\ e suggal nn nppropnate
\Jll(', such ns Cnro LewLS and
Clnrk Pu:r..o or P1un a In Odell' '
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Speech H·onorary
Sets Tournament The 19S2 Campus chc 1 d
wfll t1Cl under wny ,\1onrlny, G,:
By Ann Cra.nning J th~ S<'hulnrshtp of Marjori e An· tobcr 13. according to Hnlg Car
L I ... 1 th 1 df'nson Daughter of n Wcycrhaus· ate ost ,, ny e pos mnn ol .. hm, cnmpnisn cha1rmon er c; mplovc s.h~; "AS sele-cted on dropped a lcu.•r m the muaJbox h b f 1 h h h 1 The cnmpa1gn '' 111 b • run
h E C A d . Lo l e DSlS 0 ll'r lg SC: DO TCC· i h h nt t c • n crsons tn ng- conJunct on wtt t ~ nntton-wtd: • \\' h- l •" d oro nnd h~l C(ll •'· W€>\"Crhausm· U I r d l \'&cw, as mnton. t con ..... mc a · d n 1 •d un ' rt\'e nnd oil pn;.
letter thot stnk>d: .. ,'\.,u;s MnrJnrt,.. !>O.)~ouo" 10 ~'IOOdon tu&liOn on up cccd~> w11l IJ" into the Port
Audcrson lS the rt'i!lp&cnt uf the 0 on '0111 UF t(llul.
-4000 \\'cycrhDllSCr !'Cholor.~hi p " Marjorio plan 10 bocome ° Cart07.illn lliCl that n m1ntnnur
A.boul the same limo 11 clerk mualc maJOr At Longview hiqh quntn o! 1 per student hns '"''"'
in the Salem post office school lho belonged to the girls :;t•t for the 1952 urh·e. 'fhi!
stamJHtd an nve1ope acld.reuod ensemble, choir Nahonal Honor rulhncnl of the college
to Miss Alice SchmidJ. Tho en· socdiotDy. Pep csluhb and Malasqut 0 ~wnds nt slightly more lhnn
cl~ letter informed tho ad· an agger • wen 5 u a-1 d •~ . h 1 '> u en...,.
h h t bo tone.n of or c asa. d.rossN t at s • wu o Donations ror the drtv< cnn
awardt>d a Sl OUO schotan lup J\hc:c ~ ~ it, grnduatc of Leb-11nodt• tit 0 number of plnc.:c
from the Max D. Tucker Schol· cmon high school, comes to Lew1s th~.: cnmpus durtng the wrek
anhip Foundation of Oregon. ond Clnrk \\Jth nn cxtenswe back-Octobl.!r 13•1; Cnrtol.lnn sa
And al Lcw1s and Clnrk. B11l ground of octJvlllcs She wn!> n lhnt 0 Iorge po tc.r \\Ill b mal.!l
Owen, student body prcS!dcnt, mcmb r of the lntcmat&~nnl Rc· rained In th gym lobb . how
nnnounred the wmner of th,. 250 lnlions league. for wh1ch sh~.: nc lhc doll\' progres: r
p1 Dcltn Epsilon JOUm hsm sen•cd ns t;Cit tnn to lht! stale C h 1• d 0
. , ampus c es rt\'C. cholarshtp. ..W1ll M1ss Dione convcnUon. chnplnm or Tr1-'I nnd Th h f 1 rd 1 '" Girls' lctt"U~.; nctivtty poml" chntr-tl lfly~nrlt r!l 1 d"d Jin; Y1Car lh Snyder come forwn • P case ..,. tc nn 10na un r 'c 1n
All told. the trio of awards mnn
S·h· wa• pr•a•nted sevorol n united cnmpo&gn of lht• mlUlJ is SSl50. as pleasing a sum as "' • ... • d l h
PJ Kappa D ltn. notional for· ever apptPared in tho bank Cirl-of·tho·Mon1h award.5. As a chont) r vcs v. ICh operot
f'n.'\tC$ honarnt), WJII 5])0nsor the boob of throe coll~go uuden.b. member of the Ra'n.bow tor .n forntcr yem'S. Tht.' United !u114
:JnnunJ PIOn(.'('r Toumamrnl on esf)Kially those of 1h.roe frosh· Cir\1, Alice was a worthy ad· dl'l\'c \\Ill wlh·ct nlun<'y for •
enmpu!: Octo~r 22 on~ 23, Ill"; man women who have aelK1ed vasor and state grand chaplain . "l!:tcncl mcludang such crou
rordmg to Mory Ellerb)' PIC:>· Lewil .m.d CIOl'k as thoU' collego Her father, the Rev. Harvey J. ns the Red cross, Bn.~ I.'Ollts on•
ld<>nL homo for the next lour yean. Schmidt. is puler of the Leb· Girl ccouts, Soh nhon Army nd
The ~P eeh contest tS open :o Why? anon F'int Presbyterian church. Other cll.ttltnblc mganl7.ullc:ma.
nlJ students throuch thcJr class. The largest or lhc.>sc sums IS Alice is one of four mhtal re-1 , •
.ntcn:zt or rrat('mat orcanlza- ClPI~:nts in lhe ncwlv-estabhsht·d Man s Desue to Learn
uons. Dn &ston mcludc mterprt'- Mnx D Tucker Scholarship Fund D . S
tatlon. xtemporory pcnkmg nnd Group lo Organt· ze of Oregon. Each of the ,$1000 elermmes uccess
after dmnc.r penklng. scholorshlpl; ts made ovallnblcl . • pro1-r til , tt nd tl.
Cups "All ~ nwlft'dcd to the D • QSC M l from a $100,000 trust fund creat-dt,;;.;1rc to learn, rnther than tcd.-
organtznllon Wtnnm& each C\•enl ur1ng ee cd by lhC late benefactor and 10· nical quah!ICBtiOns, det~flniO
nnd a swe<!psttlkcs cup "'111 be dustnahsL the success of a young pc1 son ('I?
gi\ en the group wh1ch gams I Rcprescntatl\•cs of 18 colleges Mr. Tucker wu a member of tcrmg bust ness," was the dcctsl
lhc h1 hest number of pomls.. nnd uni\'CI'Sittes of Oregon nnd the Board of Trustees. of Lewis ot busmcssmcn uqp educators 1•
Judges for the tournament are Southern Washington hO\'C been and Clark. Instrumental in tending the Pacific Northvo
pcaons In the Portland area !mited to meet October 5 m the bringing in over Sl,OOO.OOO for Trndes nssoclntJon meeting
promuumt tn specclt \liOrk. 1cmonal Un1on building at Ore-the de•elopmen t of college Yaktmn, Wnshington. St·ptcmbt:
Further anformnl!on as to be gon State colll.'g ~ to organize n property. he a.lao granted a be· 28 to 30.
.:cnt to the classes and to com-chapter of the lnt~rnallonnl que 1 of $25,000. Thomas Thompson, dln:!clor
pus orgamzaltons nnd posted on House nSSOCJaL1on. Roommg with Allee in Sti!\\nrl collcg~ development,
~ullclm boards. Ned Snbm, head S~1al guests at the Sund 1y hnll 15 o1onc Snyder. She rc-that the conference
of the SJM!CCh arts department, 'gl!l-ncquointed party" from 2 to eci\'Cd lh(• p1 Delt scholarshi p l' oung Pt.'Oplc to lcovc co liE:
or Mary Ellerb) moy nlso be 5 p m. m the MU lounge \\all be awarded each year to an out-more Interest• d In \dllll lht l
consultL>d [or dt:ta1ls. foreign ~tudent s now enrollt•d at slnndms h&gh ~chool s~.:o1or. Ap-contribute to thl• f1rm wlud1 cnr
"It as hoped that the contest lhese c-ollt'ges. pllcants nrc considcrL'd a~rdang ploys them rather thon in tbc
wall encourage students to emcr Only persons who have lived to tht'lr Journalis tic activiti•!.S, bcnlfi~ they will receive.
forensic netl\ itAes;" Mary com· tn any of lhc four lntern:Jllonnl scholarship, flnanc&al need nnd The n·prcs0ntuttvcs trom Ore-
mented. Houses in America and Paris moy lcndcrsh 1p abtllly. gon, Washmgton, Idaho, MontaJU
'1'hc speech dcp:~rtmcn t each JOtn the new group, _whose ntm D1ane mot thoSt' qualilica· and A Insko nlso suggested thai
year enters many studcnt.s," she JS to promote fncndshap and un-lions with hor work as the cx:li· bu~incssmc;n be im•Jtcd to pal·
pomted out. "in contests throuch- derstandmg among students of tor of tho Clatskerue Uruon tic:1patc murc in classrooms ll
out the northwes t." the world. high school yearboo k. reporter lcctun:rs They al!o pomtcd out
PoliticaJ Science Class
To Tour GOP Offices Steenng commtllce an charge on the newspaper stcrH and •hat bu anc.._o;smcn should be mon
of organiz.auon mcludc Dean member of Quill and Scroll ~''lllms ~o nct'cpt speaktn(: cn-
Frecda 0. Hartzfcld, Miss Mnr- national journalism honorary. gagements.
!:Dr-E:t Hiatt.. SOCE; Mrs. Mabel h 1dditlon :;he "as sah.atato-
Membt. .. ... tr Donntcs !saum- Mack, OSC, and J. Bar.ron Fitz-nan of h~>r class, student body Professor Loses Hat
Deer-Hunters Sou bt cr's pohoenl dynnm1cs clnss will patrick, Catholic Chanties, Port-secretary and Garis' league vice- D Ht m.m Sl ntl ardt oro!&
g I '"'ot.ch whatthc1r textbooks preach ~and. pres1dent D1anc also held 12 of-sor c•f ccononlles. reports thnl 1
Anyone mterested m S!om,G being put mto actual procuce fiCL'S in the order of the Rain-gray. velour wmwr hnl, whldl
deer huntang tlu.s week end ts m· when they tour the Republican bow, mcludmg worthy ad\·is~r he; J&sl :remembers scemc in hu
vlied to contact Homer Bt.>c.kett party EISenhowe r and Nixor Bl'ssell Anounces nd IWO :;ta\t: offices. offtc\: Fndny afternoon, lS m
m the shnc.k this noon Bccltctl hcadqunrlU'S n~ Thursday . Alice and Diane spend their mg.
~pons that he has room for one The tour 15 open to 3U students '53 y b k Sf ff spare dorm Ume listening to 1 Steinhardt ~dm&ts the
or two persons to accompany htm who should Slgl\ up With Baum..:r ear 00 a I mUSIC and Mujorie enjoy& otllty \hat he mny huvc been 1hc
mto the T11lamook burn ar<>a. He m Bodine 25 tf they nrc tntcn!Sted s• ·'! . l •~ ... t 9 ... 2 slrilng, mountain climbing and ·ypiCS~I absent-mmdcd profrnill
T <41.1 nppom men... ... nc ' J • • wdl lenv nrotmd fl p.m. Fnday tn gomg ou the tour. he 1.Clur !:J VOYAGEUR h:tve been mude I h1kmg. .
1 and mu;JoJd ll Anyone knowul~
and has a good Jeep 'W1tb mud 1 will lnsl from nppNXJmatdy 2:30 b Bob 8. 11 ~.o· . h' f Loo~ mP back on theu htgh the whc1 cabou~ of such n ba" y lSSc ........ ,tor·m·c 1e • . tires for transportatiOn. I to ~:30 P m. N ed udr ts • S IJ • tchool recurds, thctr $pare ltme large s1ze, as urged to contact Dr. r------------------------------, ...._k am to 6
JlOS d'arc. Bn )b will 500n bt! converted to us~tul Sh•inhnrdt in Ius ottu:e in the R\ ::. umer. ass1st.nnt e nor.; o h f LC j b ld
New Burlingame
Fountain & Variety
BURGERS
SHAKES • • • • • •
• • • • 30c
ZOe
only 5c lor coffee
Complete Fountain Service
UOO S. W. Terwilliger BlYd. Clrde 8&11
We Ci•e SJi:H Groen Stamps Senseney, buslllCES manager, DI-
ane Snyder, Clrctdotton mon11gcr ;
Flo Ann Perkins. copy editor,
and Ann Ditto, art l:!ditor. Sec·
1 'tion edttors will ~: Jean E. Me·
I 'Lean. semors; J(_•nn B. McLean,
classes; Arh~c Hergert, orgnm­
zauons: Sharon SmJUI, ocliVJl·
.cs; W1Uie Antis, sports; Joan
Wood, faculty and student gov­
t.'mment; Bob Shocmak~r. fen·
Lures; Iris Oscnr. mdcx, and Jack
Trachsel. photography .
Assutmg and reporting for the
st<slf Will be Rulh Cnylord , Bill
Green. Bill Holman. Mot)' Lynn
Holm, Lee Merk4m, Bcrtje Pom·
: l!r, Dave Portnr, Herb Schold••r,
B~>v~·rly Sluyter, Jennlne 1'cmn­
hnn, Cal White and Ann Wil­
liams.
TTel Tator. p11st VOYAGEUR
editor, \\'IU l<:TVC on the OdVI·
sory 11tafl alc;•ug with fn~ully nd­
vJscrs. They arc Cay Uardmg,
Bernard Hm:!:haw and T J Ed-
monds. ours or • , ut me
Wanted: A Photographe r
F'or work on dudenJ puhUcaJion s at Lewis and Clark
Here's a chance to
• earn spending money
• pick up good experience
• get in on campus activities
• help out the college
Appl\cont1 must ha•e own equlpmonl to lake and proeeu pic·
lure•. Jntereued persona &hould dro~ Into Miu Hardlno 'a ol•
flee in the gym or contact Don Floren, Bob Biuell or Jack
Trachtel, Ri­
Enj
Ju l on
v;a n pie
ltcnn pnrt
rr, u J,,bo
all"' to 1
5toppmg t
In my
boardod I
b&ny to"
jovial m~
was n rcj
At -1\lba
bt; llghtlj
dQren of
wb(n> we
CJn the: hl'
1~111 cstnt
CtCrDUC opJ
low To
tnt pe
dl r&lll'.S
r:unt Mr I
Afler I
fair sized
and the
Forever.
by Doug
committe~
f"Hij'Ort
d 'it.iln£ ~
STAFF.
GUEST N
tJons. El
Gard, nnd
Fore
NeaJ
F'l\ie y
and tudy
nahl~ l
Dr Voln
~{ ., or,
from a y
\ the
Frrd foun
Dr Fa"
cf h1 (re
pletwn of
tfSt, C>.: pta
b) psycho
cmplo)crs
rrcc or e
In the
Dr. Fnw
3000 pers
tal pnt•e
400 marr1
The t -
]13.rL'<f nO
S<~n.s to
roue
the d1U
l.a t
IOCIIlliOn
trnl psych
smnmg o
the ~nd
\1ld£d ml'
takmg ei/1
IJ'(lup lhCI
suited 1n Jl
l11t,y si!Or~
"I WISh
l nm 10 f1l
t I.'S Dr.
Dr. Dul
On Chri
TheSt
llblluy m
PIC Of a
Dubnch,
ld! nee, to
oclut10
Tu~.:sday 1
l'lnlnune
o,m Jo
trnphnsl7.
oswn to ol
&Ileal ~cae•
ttl o pcc1.
He also
.ng will b
Dr !
ny • tllgn
onda
chest drJ
londny, 0;
1 Hn1g C
aumnn.
be run
nnuoln·\il'ld;-'
1d a)) PJV.
\e Port)
t1 mmlm
(It hns '"'""­
•e. Th~'
!liege
r. than
• rave cnn t plac:Ps
\c we~:k
touan sa
II be malo
'bby !:hO
:ess ol
ll y<!.a r \hG
•c ho
lh.,; n\lln)
opernt
~Oiled fuM
nC:)' for Gl
,ICh
SCOU lS tll'~
Am1y nd
tlization -
Learn
cess
Cfl I j
than ted
detcnmno
~rson (D.
he dt:>clt!
ucntors at
Nor:lhv.e:
iJ\eetfnc
Septcmbt=
director
c
vc
I they CZ1
WhiCh Elll­
nn fn ttlt .
IV e.
from Ort­
lO, Monta~
ested tht!
cd to par·
msas
l:loinlcd o:rt
ld be mon
kmg (!Do
•
Hat
rdt profes­
rts that a
hnl, whlcb
mg 1n Jus
~n. is ml5S-
the
·e been tbt
protc
le kn<)Wln&
uch a M~
t:Qntad Dr
in th~ 8.1\
lher
ark
ce
• • JfJes
• ~ss piC·
lnCJ's of·
or Jack Friday, October 3. 1952 rlONI:ER LOG
Ride on Senator Nixon's Train
Enjoyable for Young Democrat
By John Paul Jones
Ju L on the verge o( voting fu1 the first tanw, H
'il o ph!nMnt 1\cnsnllon to find that th~ Rcpub·
Jtciln pn1ty'.s lvc ttl comm1\lcc hod asked my mctth·
(f, u lnbor newspnpl!l'womon, to t;l'nd n r~.;prt'lJPnl·
1u,·· to l'tde on S<'notQr Nb:au's fip••t:tnl wtusll(.
Jl p!Jillg trusn trom Albnny h) Pl,rllnnd,
In my moat c:oruArvativc. suit and tie, 110
boiltdt'd tho Shaata dayltgh l for tho trip to Al­
bany to me~et tho tram I aomnwhaJ shauerod the
jovial mood when I informed overyone that I
was a rcgtatered Democrat.
Al -Albany \\C found thut Nixon's trnln wou1d
bt lightly lnlc l.ed by Congr m3n J\ncell a
d l('n of us \1; ~:nl ln n ernb. nlmosl ding) hotel,
whcl'f' Wt: Uled down for u pnrkUnc hour·~ talk
lht: hcut, \\hlch wa:; hot· the cond111on of Lh
r :~I c:. tat~: penplc, \\ hJC:h '' ns poor, nnd the D£'m·
gerollc opponent of the congres:.~nnn, who was
)ou To oil or \\ h1ch I Gfi& t.:d It wus hot Rr J
tllDt people nppanmtl\ · "''It: hvfng on; .111 th~:
th nt1cs And ofler nil, the congrc.<t mon' oppo.
c~nt , M r Corbett, wo o DcmOCHll. \HI n't he"
Altar lunch. back at the station. we found a
fair &ized crowd ouambling. After a half hour
and the third rondition of "Stars and Stripor;
Fou~ver." tho train pulled in. We wore hol~d on
by Doug Elliot, brother of lho party's national
committooman. Bob Elliot.
E\'( ryonco WOI e a larJ!c bndge on th(lr lapvl,
dl\ 1dtng lht m mto three cotcgm·1es. Nixon partl,
STAFF. Nixon party, PRI~SS; und Nixon pnrty,
CUF.ST Mane wnll of the lnst. Next came introduc­
llOilS. Ellsworth, Norblod, McC<Iurt, Ellio~ Je
Gu.rd. ond mnnv others, oil sm1hnJ;, nll }okmg, nU hand~hr.kmc-and oll lcllinc me thnl I should b!:
on odm1rol
Afte~r n short spooch bv 110moone came Gov­
unor McKay, and then Senator Hixon.
ECimC l, amlublt• , r~lf·ndly, !IIO~erc. genuine; nil
tJ C11l>e Nixon w•·ll. Nl ·on :tddt·d n vnrlltiJon to
the-".>·ou should b~:~ on nchnh ul' by ~mm nung
thnt "you h•mld be 111 th~e navy ..
AI Salem a atring of new convertibles was
w11itlng. We all flllrd in and paraded to the stole
capitol uops whoro Nhcon gave another apeech,
Bnck on tha train lhll jovial gag·o-mlnu te rou­
tine WIUI ro"umt'd. well fueled by the flow1ng
alcohol and boer. I took lhe opportunity to move
up to rhe prou car. Theso men. oil from highly
promlne~nt publicaliona , wero cxl.remoly inter·
C$ling to talk to. Most of the talk centuod
around Sonator McCnrthy "s primary victory in
Wisconaia.
Al'fiVlnj! tn Portlnnd, quite tired or !'XPI mmg
'o mnnh ur M11ton lkrl wh~ I was not m the
nnv). \1. t Jlfll<.'£ t:'dcd to th B(·rumn hotel, where
N1xon \ <1 ta) mg Hr rc tnndtnq bt:twe· n two
\\ II known R publlcnn • wm \ hcr<' C\'t'T"::I mPm·
bers Q{ tht: l.C Youns Dcmocmt.s cvnfrontcd th~
WQUII \\ tlh s1gns plco.Jdtng for NJCKEI..S FOR
NIXON.,
A ftCI lhonkmg m) hm Is, the M ultnomnh Coun­
ty Rt.:publlcnn commluee, I leJL For mP, a polit1cal
•• nee maJor nd o prc-lnw ludent, tho entire
day wns n pNfcct c•xpcrJcncc. glVIng mo n c:hnnee
nnl onl~ ~o llll'(:\ a~>Un( d 3nd prncnec-d specJoll t
m my chosen held, but lo sec from the imnde Lhc
opt rtlton of o polllicnl maneuver of the wh~Slic­
stop, ~pel"lnl-tr.Un t) pe. Page Fh«
'Magazine' Prints LC Prof's Letter
A lhr• t .page I ttr.;r by Or Pnul
UontgJhum. VI•tlang prof r of
•nthropolo • and ncitJioRY h
b • n rcptTK!uc.-r•d in mng IJn'
typt pubhcnll n r,rmtld In nb f
'\ tmc• of lhc-7Slh lurthdoy r f
Dr. l..A.:opuld von W 1 • • prof r
of (>C()OOmn• and tnlog) ' the
UniW'I'blty of Col 1111•
Tht o.lltl JO oonl 1n c•lnJU'DhJ
lntorv p edit from 17 m<:mb~.;
of t.h tm1vt> 1ty t H n ~ reprc
Shakespeare
01' Wall! Sh k p 1
m•· ml •ht) d •t 1
h clt ~und 1600 r
Th En I n a
rh ng d h ntl~ 10 u ru
I h n, bl'l• fL
Bnrd' m • t
tr.m~ ot1on. \Hot
r
·And I have learned by 1.h"
pc~rfoet~ar report thoy ha•o moro
in them lh:tn mortal lmowlcdgc. •
Mo beth, nc:t 1 a)-f u
;>Oantu a f pnmtt:r h• t.h
11 h< 1600 s noo A o
"SmUcst lhou? 1 acnl
Uf"ln a ud occar.ion.''
N1gl1 nr.t Ill, .;..-· fer
I
•
('o u th e htt t r«..
Jont " thee
If I
I
"He hears morr:y tales 11n J
~m~iles not.• ( M rch mt of Vt n
ll" ct l < ? omt tu d
m Mr Gu t f n In h•
d<'t• munuJ 1 t•l n F. nt tlvc (}t ottl' umve IL
Alth• ugh th tlfb'nltl n .ok
.,lar.e an D C'embc 1951. th p.
ptr v.;a r<!t'c.:tved only Ill 1 k
y Dr HunlgUttlm Titt tY.o Y
bt:• n frifntl I• r nm 32 l -
n 1!!20 v. hen Or H n ac 1m
om~d lhf' G nnan unJ\ n1t.: :u
oung In l :-u l!lr
Tl1t• lr tl r I on ~ w lin
Clark ('(olltt! tllon T) oil I
m G nnan
Up to Date
'"Whoro sh il J find you?-
('f £>Hth N1 rl t 3 2
lry lh DDck hac: k. k1dd
·aut aoft. whet light through
yon®r window brenu?· R..:
nnd Juh 1 act 2.. 2~ n t l
en p I Tht o J
an our c a.n th • 1
lock I ('
-wm you hl' tho truth on t?•
tHoml t, ·C1 5 J t
•f Duba h IS R u 1 n If
u 1 k St \ • n_ n ' ndy 1 n
t'OU t
'"J hoYC marlt'd a thcus:Jnd
blushing "Pi'a:ition~ S:ar: into
l';C!r face." (. 1 1 Ad ' t
Nothsng d t1 I) Dr H
rt \en { ank
'"You. or eny ma~t living may
be dru!llc at ~me sime. man. ..
IOihl.'ll • : 2. ~ "11 rl
mmt
Ford Grant Winner Faw
Nears Completion of Test A GOOD LO
Ft\ l' yc3rs of C<ln!!ilnnl resc:~rc:h
and tudymg to complete n pcr-
n ht'f t~l may soon end fnr
Dr \'olnc) E. f'nw. p .. -.eholoro
prof~ or, who at c:c>nth n.tumcd
from n ) cnr's I~ ve of 1 bso:nce
J\ the Uni\'CrsJty or Chlcoga.
whc ~ he studied undl!l' :1 $S,OOO
F Jd rc.undouon gront
Or Fa\\, who ha! g1vcn much
~! tu free ttmc to\Hird tllc <'Om·
pJ~>liQn of th1s \1. ord ac;socint •on
Jst, cxplmn6 that It W11l be us..:d
by ps) cholog1sts. counu·lors and
fmploycrs to determtnc the de·
Er~.: of emouonnl t ns1nn tn a
~on.
In the course of hlS recarch.
Dr. :f nw hns tested n totnl of
3000 persons, including 300 men·
tal potu:!nlS, 100 cnmmals anti
400 mnr:ncd couple. saymg thnl for lhree vcars!" Al­
though, m fandmg n correi:It10n
betv. een lht' normal nnd psychot­
ic, according to the p ychotor.i t.
he's "over the hump."
Dunne Ius SIX·month stny ot
the Unt\'er:illY o1 Chlcngo, In nd·
dttion to workmR nn the tc_tJ
Dr. Fnw took !;pccwl courses an
:.dvanccd statiStical h.-chniquo:
rcmccllal rcadmg and attended n
seminar or SPi"CJal proJCCLtv
tests.
VOYAGEUR Hang-Out
Takes on Bright Color
Cond1hons nrc loakm~: bett••r,
or nt least more colodul for the
195~·53 VOYAGEUR stn(C. With
The testmc Jnrgely ho!l com- ~:nthusmsm, dr1ve ond nclion Lht
f\lrt.'d nomml, wcll-ndJuslcd per­
rons to the institution hzcd stall hns redL'COrnlt:d lhc VOY-
neurot1c and p ychouc, to find AGEUR office to the extent uf
the differcnlwting !nctors. hnngmg curtnms. In\ mg tile on
U: st Scpwmbe r, lhe word os--the floor und pt~inunc the
1£1\ton test wns gi\'cn to cen-mshtngs.
cral psychology clnw::I!S nt the b(.'o Jo'rom an unhealthy ycllo\\ \tl a
@mmng of the :>~m..-s tcr nnd ot c-onlra .• ting cornbma tton or nqun­
tbc end to uetcmllo(' how Lhe m;~nnc ttnd par<:hml'nt lh tgc, tht
~arkd mctlulds of teaching \\ cr~ ofl1cc wnlls hove tnkcn on thnl
\akmll effect. It wns round thol new look. Asphnlt talt..• m o warm
£rOUp lhctnpeuttc \l~hmques rc copper color has be~;~ hud b~· the
suited in Improvement of person· · 1. lo cover the uld, bnm l: -
alllv scores. I mt:nt floor Green plaid drapes
'J Wl!lh 1 knC\\' JUS\ how close were made by S.1lly Skmm·r. Jock
I am to fm1shmg the lt•sts," con TrncNiel mndc nnd donot• d 14
f cs Or. Fnw, "but I've been r;epia·tooed photo murols -or cum-
Dr. Dubach to Speak
On Christian in Politics
'The Student Chrishon Rt."'pon·
61bJIIl)' m Pollllcs'' \1.111 be the
PIC of an nddrcss by Dr. U. G
Dubach, professor of Pohncal
ICJcncc. to the Studt>nt Chnsunn
oclnt1•m 10 Its m• cunc ot 12 30
Tuc ~oy m the dr:l\nn!; ronm ot
Palatine mnnm·.
Pun Johns, SCJ\ vitX!·p• cstdent,
tmphosu:cd that lht! n•t•N,ng IS
11pcn to oil ludents hut th t\ po­
• Ileal SCI('nCe mnjorg Olt t S\r'nd·
a! n P•·~sol m'lltnllon
He ctlsu wnmcd lhbt the mt:Cl·
lng \\'lJJ lH•gan prompllv nl 12 30
Dr. Dubach's chcdulc 1
ond wUI nr)t udmlt nn~ pus scent'S Wh1ch give life to the
,·nUs.
S\)m1• of th•' old battered fur­
nishmgs have takt:n on u cont of
chocclotc bro\\ n. The bold~ro~:tod
wonls nre the glO\\UlC nd)cCll\'l'JI
used by VOYAGEUR Editor Bob
Bissell, who wrute thiS story, 1n
dcsc.nbmg h1s -;tnfrs new roo I·
ing plnce.
Shafer Seeks Watch
Bud Shn (t•r n: P•1f't: thnt he Just
on l~ln.m de lux~ \1011 t wutch
c1tlwr Dl th~ Lc\\ I nnd Clnrk-Hn
wm1 gnmt: In ·t Fndoy nighs or
on the compu lhn\ oCL\ rnOt.m
~\n)'·onc '' llh n due u to U1
whcr~:b:.ut.r. ilf Sh.-f~.:r lim pit'<'•
1 Ul ~cd t ronl ct lum l Tll
J537 Color-Bright
Service
PERSON AL ATTENTION
Is Alwava Given Garments oa
Stacey'G Color-Bright Se.-.ice
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ask for ST AC£Y'S
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Stacey Sto!e in the
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On Budget-Saver Service
Your Clothes ...
• Thoroughly ~leaned by lumbling in hundrods ot
!1Allou.s of clear. clnn sol•eat.
• Rapid spotting so remO'Ire all eXt'Clp1 se1 and siub·
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• Rouhnc machine pressing
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Cotton Business
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Northwest Conference Football Race Swings Into Life
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:NORTHW£ST CONFERENC E TEAMS go to the
post W1tb the defending c:o champions. LC and
Pacif1c:. Tated as favorites to repeat. The Pioneon
and the Sadgen · a.re expected to get plenty of
opposition from :the College of Idaho Coyotes. the
darkc horst> in ihe coming race. The Lnuield Wild· c:aJs, porc:hed on lhtt tree limb arc ready to grab
the crO'IA.'ll if tho tavorues .taller. The Willametto
Sea.rc:uir. and the Whitman Mis.slonaries bctc:ouae
of lack of depth and experience . are loolung to·
ward ne.xt year when lhey migh.t have more
chance.
Hawaiians Pass, Pass, Pass
As l'avored ioneers Lose
Of:'f'S('n and Bob Rndako\'ic:h ~d I GcoQrge Fujawnro scored on n
up lhl" second P1oneer score. Alte.r I hand off from the two Rtchnrd
a scnc.s of pla,>'S, Cook liCOred
1 Mendez ktc:ked what turned out
from the :fwe to be the wmmng oonvcr.;ion.
Matsul:rna."tl cut loose o :few LewiS and Clark ended the
minutes lntc.r w1th o pass !rom scoring with a sustaine d dnve
the LC 34 to Bllsworth Bush \~ho from 1ts own 34-wiUt J1m Sm1th
went across untouched. Another scoriug from the Howaii 12. Cook
Matsukaw-a pass, thts t1me to D1ck mw~."<i th~ lUorcmentioned con­
Cnrpc.ntcr, put the ball flll lhc \'ersion and wllh only 19 seconds
LC 19 lu1c In th"• :fourth quarter. left m the game, Hnwnh rnn out
Four pln)S ond a penally Inter. the clock.
THE NEXT DAY Stadium Barn, No Place
For LC Football Games
Fraternities, Independents
Open Football Compt'ition Women to Tangle
In Soccer Games :Murol :six-man touch football
act1on opens on nl1 fronts next
Tucsdny noon w1t.h games slated
on two fields. • Two oontC$l.a wtll be played on
Fisher f1cld \\it.h lhe ol.ber game
scheduled :for lower ctimpus. Op­
ponent~ had not been officJnlly
named by press time. Two 1P:l­
.gu.."11 hn\:C formed WIUt ~br
Creda composmg one .Dnd the
lndepcndrnta the other.
l..nst year Lambda grabbed th,.
tJtle m a double-round-roban
'toumumcnt. T h e de!endmg ft.homps, nlong wath the olways
po" erlul independent team,
Polccnts, vnll be the favorites m
the comang ctimpnign.
Greek squads which wilJ pltr­
ucipatP bcstdcs Lllmbdo nrl' Kr.p­
pa, Signw, Or•lt, Alph& ond ~tn
Independ ent teams nre CJCpeck:\J
:o pill)' under the nnme5 of Mili­
!Jt&. 'Pol cats. rnculty, All Tired
Out.s and McAfee.
Games nrc schculcd Cor Tu(;.S­"IiY and Thursday n()(Jn hour.r
Rcfen- w1U ~ dni\\ an from lhe
offietatmg clnss nnd letterm n. The females or Lc, .. ,,s ond Clurlt
college lake to the great oul·nf­
tlO<Jrs dunng the n~xl six weeks
lor participation in soccer match­
es.
Teams are being drnwn from
Miss Rowt.•y's I :JO PE dnss
which mN:la on Monday, WL'Ci­
nesduy nnd F'ndny. Anyone an·
tcrc.stcd .in pla)•ing soccer \\~it II
other schools should sec M1as
Rowley or &agn up an the lockcl'
• room. f'rlday, October 3, "'"'
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Pioneers Tackle Missionaries
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AI Night on Neutral Bend Fiel
Thl' defending co-champions ot the Northwest
encc, Padf•c nnd Lewis and Clnrk3 open Lhcu· I 951 cnw,rn
fcnsc tom,Jrrow.
The Pioneers tackle the Whitman Missionnrics on o
trnl Bend fidd with game lime set f01~ 8 p.m. Pacific tr!:t\.',...
to CnldweH for n crucral conte~t with the College of-.Id
Coyotes.
Pre-game dope f1l\'ors the \•ct~rln LC team while
Badg('f'-Coyote game is rated ns a loss-up. LC will
handicapped by the absence of
their star qunncrbnck Bruce fol the con!crencc ccllnr.
l..on{lbnllo, from the hne~p but is stubborn Wolin \\'?lin team
thought to hove enough,. ground bthc nartlh to bcnl un Its home !ie!~ oug .
po\\ cr to overwhelm the hghter
M1ss1onary squad
Pacific Rated High
Pm:ahc: is rated ns n fn\•Orat•
nlons w1th the P1onC"crs to ngrun
grab the li."W loop champaon!lhlp,
Ewn though the Badgers will be
lacking four nil-conference selcc­
hons. th1 y will slill hD\'C Frank
Buckic" ICZ. thl.' boy .A.\'ho dl'fentcd
the Paont.'«!rs last ytar. Frank
plus nn all-,·ctcrnn backfield
could spell plenty of troubll' !or JV' s ,Meet Clark
In Season Opener
Th,• I.e'' is nnd Clork J\''s
en thear ~cn,;c•n tomghl nt 8 ,. .....
ns UH".Y tnkc on Clark junior
lege of Vancou\ t.>l' at K ~
l owl.
Bndg~r foes. The Clnrk JC squad, s
LC dashes with the Pac1fic hy Qunrtcrbnck Johnny Mill~
team in the last Cilnfcrence game mel With misfortune last
for both squads-a natural for the game of thl' ""n.. as they dropped a 26·6 ult i Lower Columb1a at Long\ ,..,
Coyotes May Surpass . Clark, n pre-season favoratc, ~
College I 1 nc is lhc un-ls d d G
k .t o snowe un cr by rnys nown quaht)' 1n the commg b
rocc. W1th a few returning vc:ts or. Tcnlativc offensive and n flock or tr;Ansft:!rs, the roy-
otes may pull n few surprises and line-up for the LC junaon;
wnlk oU with the loop buntin stated by coach Jerry Pcckover.
Linricld's recnrd up to da e. Will ~ Vern Noland ond Le
three strnight wms, shows 1 'lnt Sv. a in at ~ nds, Bernac Stcm~da
the McMann ville" outfn can't be nnd John Morlm at tackles, Ro,g.
tnkcn hghtly The Wildcats' weak er Pubols nnd George Summo a!
spot, 1t any, is m the line whl'Te guards and Jcrr;> Boyer at oor
new~oml'r" !'IT" filling kf'y spots. te.r. • Bocks wall he Doug Day at
Willamo Ue Show ~ Power quarter, J1m Wade and Jnc Brcn-
Willan.tltc f' nnot be Ci)nstd· nan nt halves nnd Dyrk Lnnsdon •
ered ns n thrca\ for the )0(\p at full. Twcnty-threC' plnyurs 111
cro" n this :year wath a new coacb, all wilJ make Uae trek to v ... n­
Ted Ogdnhl, and n young team. couve•· lor the JV's.
rslthouEh lnst week's 53-n def~at The juniors ho\'C added Reed
of Chtco State gi\'CS promise Cl! lOllC'gc to the1r ~chedulc. mutKm
a lot of oHl'nstvc power. a total of four cnmcs thus far
Whitman because of Jack or Reed is billed here for Friday
depth ond llllcnt se-ems destined t(!rnoon, Octobt•r 31.
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lining and wool Lrim. Shtu 36 Jo
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