Title
The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper
Description
Volume 11, Number 5
Subject
Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper
Creator
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Pioneer Log
Pioneer Log
Date
1952-10-01
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Type
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for the
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~end ames ooseve
The magtl' o! the nnmc "Roosc
tt" Ctl kd tht! Lew 1 !I und C In rk
, to cnpndty lor W~clnt>sdoy'a In Calirurnht, he cxpiUirll'd, IHJI"nt Jlnny s. Trumnn's com
each m~mlwr flf ,, Yuung l)fimo. pnign in behGif of tlu• lllino1S
C"r:ttl(' orgamwtl(ln is marlt• nn f!t•VI'rllrir. HoO!':cvt>ll rt'Piicd ttwl,
I convucntwu and tho c wht• houorury mt:>mb•·r or 0 full~flcrl-1 ~· lw hnd bt!cn tought on the
uott,:~ll ht'l!l 111 lu r••JIIcg«• dnya \fJ1dt•d ruund thnt ,Jnmcs Roos-, :u:d DemtlC'rDLic Jill! ty f't)rnmltlt·•· '"it •• I l • - • iO(Iu pu IC)' n doublc-toun
tit, eld•·st son.uf lht• lnl•• pr••~>-tln thlll.wt·y, the Yt•uny, Ocmn 1 ,10 uppnnrnt with 00,. rnan "hit·
hus _lnhentt·d n .fluod d••nl I plr~ct•d. m u pnstlton ot oellv•• pcu-1101.: high and nn1• hiltfn~ low."
the J>OI!ic nncl rmhsh wh1r.h lu•aphtmn 1n party politl•·s, SpNiklllf! rur tlw Dernocru~. hP
hill tnllwr n plucc n~ ont•l Roost v1.dt ancl Mom·o•• Swr·•Jt· deff•ndt·d tht• p1 c!t•nt odmlni trc~
lh'' gn•nt omturs ~11 our t~mc . Jnnd, Oemot'rllttc n:ltlonul eom-tion'J r~<:unl-p olnllng uut Lhut
)fo't of the Cnhl01 nia Dl•~fl· lllltiP(•m:lll I nun Oregon, .fiUtnmed , ur1•uptinn 11; 1101 l.'hnrint.d withu,
It'S speech lolluwu.J •.nultsrm I \lfJ tho• present polJticnl lti nu fl(l P3rly bnrri(:f und thbt the Ot:m()..
but he dt;pnrtecf fi'Orn this '"'liege campmrc~ by SBymg th,tt ''rnta hove 1 en the ll!lldQTI in
o•nough lo :Hn•JS lite posnt,.\dlOI Stt•vcnsrm's support wn~ r.:unpiiJgFIK lo f)Ur'f.f' COlTUPI of
"onc of the sot.!dcst things in t•nu11uully h1gh fur o dt'mocntlac fir·•J•Is from oflk••. Ue olUickcd
country Is lh&l rnnny qunltf· c·nndjdate buL thnt, bccnu c lhc lhc Republican JIOI'ty llJI !w-ing
i p•'Oplc, who do not nerve nny mnJonty of <:(lllr>ge Mudcnt,; oomc !unrlamcnl.!tlly the snmc party al
Jnh!H$l groups, will not ftorn t1ppe1 Jnullne br.wkds, the woN m 1he U:ol twniat era ruler
lor public olfire" lorgl'~t share ul most t~ludent IH>tl• the flrnt World Wor. The GOP,
tn nn interview nrtcr hts up-IUS nrc probabh bonstt"rs of th" Roo cv!'Jt wnmcd. is runntnl! the
at l.cw•s nml Olurk COP condadutc. Gl!ll• raJ Dw1r,ht cnmp<liJ!n nn 0 n('gatav• " It'
')SCvelt claborntcd on the way Etscnhuwcr . Time ror a chanc•" Uwm .. while
i\'lnch the Democralac part) m Alt<!r hi's ndtlre • Roo c•vch whot the country n~eds Is n pos
•ICorniu wns httC'mptinc to nl-•nlled ror qucslJ"rtJj from the Hll·lltave program, tn order that tllc
lste this conchtlnn by interest. dfcnn: and provtdc-d n chuckh• voter mny selcd which way hr:
lht:: young people in hcc:orn- Wtlh his reply lo Scott BParh'!: wislw to trtwcl dunng lht' next
l!CtiVC in politiC'S, • ,query as lo lhe purpoSo' of l'rcs·l fC1t1r .,l'Dr-' "
EST. 1867
XI Portland . Oregon. Friday Oc-lober 17. 1952 Numbu 5
oung Demos, Republicans Prepare
or Debate in Tuesday Convocation
Thr boltleticld on which 11ll'
o gH nt political P<H"tic. ore
~·~'"'!: for the top po~lhon an
Statt government will
located in the campu!~ l{ym
muJm TuesdU) \\ h< n the Young
'mocrnts meet with the Young
tpull>licans in dchntc.
Rcprc~entali\'t:S
will spcnk hom each
on tht· tuple:
cd, that the prt:sent Dcm·
ic administratiun has faalcd
·lu:('p tatth with thl' Amer1cnn ..
!tenaor prc-den
tnltJOT and pu.·•tdunt Of the ore Dulton Porter ~t·nmr Ll'onom· •
lC.'( mOJOT ~ nd memh<. r ol R1..
J'Ublicnn commLth:c• tn Ort•gon
and Bob Shoemaker, JUnior pr1
law mujor.
The Ocmoern~ holc.l thnt gov
:>rnmt.nt t·ontrols arc l:"'od in
:hem~dve .md tn lh~ pa~l lhl.'y
have only been u~cd wh~n dt fin.
1te needs havt! been establi"hcd.
They agrec \\'Jlh Charles Ev:1n
Hught~", 1916 Republwan nomin·
, e for prt:sident. that "corruption
''nnw~ nu party but is of th(• In·
dt\ tdunl." The I( roup also moin
tnms thnt war in any country
brings danger of war to ~:very
• ·lher countl)'. Frosh 'Dives In.
To Student Life
Ro •cr Shunnohnn bcc.am• tht
hr t mt-mb~r u( I he' class ul '56
to Jutn the Ordo r o( the Wt:t
Bt:unae us lw tested the tt:mJ)c:'r
nture uf tho swimming pool
Tucsdoy . Assisting him m his
",.xpcl'imt:ntal" plunge were
n•v4:ral hardy l'uphomur .. ..s whu
thought Roger hnd bt:{ n gc tling
aw:.t.v lung tnough with nul
wc:u·ing hili dink.
An uuforcst•en tt-ugc:dy OC·
t'urn.:d Whl n this d11stardly vio
lator ur low, ordt:r nnd tmdi·
tiun grnbb.~d Dun Morton and
pullt d hun in for c•>mp~ny. SwccUand cmd noo vclt mo
tun•l..l to lbc campus from Coo
Bny, urrtvmg u sc·unl five min·
llll'!i bcforo tht• Cnllfomlnn waa
•o deliver hts uddrc nnd ldl lm
m•·dtulely after l11r n downlown
Portland banquet.
In Uw hour that he WDR h"t''· actics
htH\: ever. thJJ ltc1r to n gren t PO·
Jlhcnl lrodhwn mode quit• on
lmpr ton on tho:re .:ath red
probably even upon thP pcrso.n
who were buay pa ing tJUt EUJ
l'nhi)W r huttons on 1 ht• gym l'h·p::t
C.t thP b1 r.inrun~ •)f t.hc ctm\ocn
:Jon.
Shirley Adamson lo Rule Over
1952 Homecoming Celebration
Scn10r Shu ley Adamson ret.nmed the class of '53's mono
JX)ly on homccommg queens by defeating representati\• or
the three other c1~ m this week's election.
Servjng in her court wiJJ be freshman princess Pntli
Throop, sophomore princess Cnthy Delistraty and jumor prin
cess Ann Grnnning.
Homec:omane 1952 .... ,u nppc:nr
Jn Cull drcs m!J(t 'I'hur!duy nnd
f riduy Wllh D full hllt Of UcltVll·
u~s :!cht'duh:d fnr the ~wp dny
Prcpamtfon for thr> numcr one
!uJI fc'IUVItr , .. an full wmg uus
wc~k·en(f nnd all th rou,gh the
next. St •pprd up neLl\ lty m float
production ond th•· lie ur bomc
roming b1Jtton by thl' Pap club
w\'LIJ give ,tudcnls 8 hint thnt
tlw two b•!! duv DH' !.1~ al
hand. Committee Plans
Creative Approach
To Religion Week
Lcwt nntl Clark s-•udent r,.
:1 ktd to help ln "Crentln~ a
Chr lHm Commumtv~· r• th~; nn· •
.,tJI!I Rehgwn-m-I...Ifc wcxk ob·
•cn•onccs •>pr•n No\'cmber ltl
Buttons. wharh nrC! tht' lldmis;. The thPm• Jectaf by fh.:-
aaon to all offici I homccumlnR rom matter• tj11s l \:ar, explnan• d
oct.ivthes, wall b · on <~lc Monday f'nrolvn V:mtz and Wally H<-rd
.110rnant• nccurding to Cloru Rurn- ~.:r. <'o-ch 1nm.n "pomt up tho
mel, button sales chomnun She nt:• d to c~ak 0 C'Qmmunal fcCJ
"Did lhnt D11 Pep club members 1ng on cnmpus Through the \."tlrJ
Wlll ~ sclhng the 11152 buttons. •.JS ndt\"la~ p..--ogrnrned durmg
The pracc is 25 <:Pnts. tho: wed:, we hope to fulldl t tl!
Frank Elhul~ part1dc ch~irmnn, .lltnl rcqul.l't:mtmt."
anounc<:d thnt ~II float cntri~ V~pcr !#eJ'\ Ires at '1:30 p m in
had been turned 1n nnd work \\.'tlS 1 the chllpel bt!gm tht-prog'1!m.
to begm on tht•ar l"ftn5lructJon lm-Spcctal musJc by the ('hotr, com
mt'<liately. bined with tt:ading will t Jgb.
Elli~1 also nnnounct.'<l thtJ priz-h •h& lhc everung.
t.'S to be aw:u~t.~. the \~ lnnmg Speaker tor 1~ .9 <~.m. Mundny
flonts m et.:h dl\'tStOn ot the pu-con\·oe .. Lion v.; ill be the R<>"··
..rocle whach \V.Ill wmU lhn,u.gh the
1 Lt.'OJW.rd OdJQm~. mlrubtl.'r OJ tb"'
downtown strq~t! FrtdJly cvr•n. W c s t m 1 n 5 t" r Pr ~ t nan
mg. Thn~ will be three diVISions C'hurch •
with on aw:.rd lor thf' winnt:rl Assemblies at 11 n.m Tul'Sdal;
uf cuch plus n ~rand sw~t.:P~t.akcs; 11 a.m. '\\'t.'<lne!>dny; J 1 n.m.
tmze. Thursda}, ;md 10 a.m. friday \li ill
In the mtJn's dh·a~ion, nn en- f'!lltur~ nddress~s by ,~~romincnL
(11"3vcd powder horn will be glv-Chruban lt>aders in tht north
t•n. The prize In tho! women's dlv-we.o;t. A c:ommunion at hfgll
:sion will be n p1on~r fire bel-aoon on Novcmbt!r 21 will com
lc..ows. In lhc mix• d di\•Jrion, n plett! the \\'e<~k.
cow's skull mountc.'CI on :1 nulhog- The commitlo..:e •Jf 21 students
pny plaque wall be the nwnrd nnd six lnculty mt.>mbe.l'$ 1;s nlso
The gr.1nd S"-'t ••psmkcs nwnrd making plans for mo:ning wor-
l."'lll .l·onsfst of a Jarge brunrc m~ I sh1p s "l>'jci!S. :llt»moon semiD·
dalhun be:annc the Lcwt.. nncl llrs :md rr ... tt!rruty and sorority
Clark seal mounted on n mnhog- dtscussions.
:my plaque, be:J.ring the wanner'~ Of particular interest to lhO$
•klmc and the dnte. All oC tlt d .. 'Smng gu1dance on reltc10us
aing suppllt. Democrat ·, and Keith
:l Cox, ~s. JllnJOJ prt' luw mnjor nnd Tht: Qu~:en-eled o! thl• 1952
IIomecommg wall t.tt: p1~nted
lo the student body durin~:; c·un
voeation . Shannahan app:m:ntly likt>d
the •:ool wutc•r nnd sUlycd !or
a wam but Murtun, Morton's
leuthu jnckt:l and Mort•m's
wrfu watch were only too ca&t•r
to sc•·amble out at one!!. trophies will be perpetur.l awards problems nn: the mdu.r1dunl llOII·
nntl will bt. kept by tho: orgunl· ~crenccs \\ hich may be scht.-dul·
~ations until lht• nl'Xl homec(tm· (>d dunng the \o.:+>ek w1th nn} of
·ng. th~ nsiting le~ciers. Bt!lt~ Yn'll,
IriS& of tht
wiag madt
11: VoU. How
,1 c:an one
ngle we~Jr7
r the wholl
! for thrtt
I& other. Ht
•o pay dirt
but a clip·
tht this
;tan 25.
~ne
tempts,
~mpleted
tck, as if
h, also
,mg and
f.\' eating prestdcnl, arc to <~~!rum~
ncgat iv<: po .. ilion.
l'aking lh•~ nCltnnntivc !><1and The tmtmlllll: ~>ophomure .......
1 u1wd to say ir Tut:"duy's ritual
wuuld btl the l nd of lhto! pledge
f'!.t.'iS fllr the Ordtr this yenr.
Kappa Della-Sponsored Forensic Tour11ey
o Provide Opportunity for Untested Orators ·
The Pionct.•r tournament, .a
tmnns speech c·ontcst sponsored
Pi Kappa Ucltu, nutionnl fo.
honorary, w til be hl'ld Sabin or Elimbeth Gnrdiner. 1 Tht.• st·ht.>dull- of l'Vt nts is lmcf·
Rule: ond :l ~Chl'<iUll' or the con-,ly:
test mny b(; found on t.•:lmpu bul-Wedne&day:
tctin bonrd . 2:00 2 30 A~:~ignments of num·
Pt•r'$oru from lhc Port land nn•a b<'rs and moms: druwmgr.
Wedncsduy nnd Thursday prominent 10 <:pccch wtll net ns 2:30·5:00 Ruund l nnd 2 Other of11cia.l ho~mml! nc:·, H!nlor, IS in chnrge of ;appomt·
tivitics Include rhc ;tlumnt·Spl•n- rnents.
::ort.'\1 chapel Thua,;dny, the 1Ji1·
J ·•·was nn_d Clork parod~: do'"'n· Speed TJmit Dropped
tOJwn F'ndny mgh1. the Wtll.,
A 20 mi.l.e-par-hour apoed
lim.it bas been insuaUed in the
area. bord•nng Collana-.iew1 sc:bool !rom a v.m. lo 4 p3n.
Monday through Friday.
Previously this l~ bas hod
a speed limll of 2S miles per
bour. I melle Cootbnll gnmr• nt thr• I I•
dtum s.&tunlny flllcrnO\m, vnl'i
ous aJumni·group dmners nnd
;ct-t.ogt!lht:N Snturdn) nnd the
final\• O( lht• I WO dO~' fest I \'Ill,
the homceomtng dunre m the
~ym Saturday niuht Only ad·
miss10n cbllrt.\."<1 for th""sc t::\'cnts
wtll b.• the purch3..."c of n buttlln.l ~:zr:::t::;;:;;:c=:::::::::m::~:::::::IJ~
Alumni President to Speak
October 22 nnd 23. judues. Thursday :
Thr l'OOtl" t is planned primnr- The extempore speaking topiC' 2:30-3:30 Round 3 For Homecoml·ng Serv ·ce
lor tho:~ ,,tudcnls wathout pa·· is "Th~ U. S Confronts Today's ·1:00 F'analist :mounccmcnts I 1
inlercollcgiat• · ••xpt.•ntnct Ucvoluliom •· 1'h<• atlt•r·dinnrr 4:46·5::10 Finnl ruunu I "Faith's D.)namtc .. Jil t '-the \\hl.!lt! he made his hom~ for the
IPCl'ch. Events ~lrl} offeu•ri tn Pf?llking topu: as ''AmeriC'nn ti:OO Dannt•r, nnounc· m~nt uti topic discuswd by Or. r'ro!d W.l m:xt .;o ycors.
pore !!peaking, nfh•r-dmn~or Head~'. Diet" , wmn~r No.:al~, prcsado!nl uC the Alta~nt 1 The Rt!Vt~t'..nd B~'Tun W. Trn~i:;,
1erve1, Gor· ~king and mtcrprctut10n I ~·lcmlton, nt the Hom!!( •mtn:!1 pustor of C:th·an· Presb.)ilcnan
Dale Brtl· StudenLo; m. v f'nl••l through Refunds Available From Bend Game chlilptl, Onobu 23 , .. hurch iUH.l oJum-;,u!f of Alb:lny
c:lally good cia . dot mthll y, int rl' I or L>r. N1 ale wall us~ his texproli-~l'Qil~(lc, d:oss of '30, wall • !ISIS&.
!ftO. Robert· ~LornuJ organilnttnn!< Winnt•tll All students \\ ho purchu:wd B•md lh: JJuinh:d out thul lht!l. em~, .1 u nus·iunnr)' an Cam-Dr. Nenlc in the wur&hap scn·t~.
m four car· . bt· unouncl·d und cup~ uw~rd ·l tit•keb to the Lt wa and Clnrk· t·ullt~~t 'z; t.mh-:tct with the Bend cwons, Afraeu, ~s the. bnckg10und 1 Bud Cox, .~nptoin uf the {o •l·
galned 1' Ill thl No\l('mbcr c•onvucutaon . Whitmnn game ut Bt nd two Rutury t'luh Jll'\'tfil'd thnl LC ,,I has talk whtt•h wtll bt• baso.d ball It nm, ''til b!' stud~nt lttad~r.
trophy will bt: givt n to the ·wt:eks ago ma} a..t their mont v st udt:nts were to IJ,• admittt.:u I''" the thHul{ht ur "~•vang 11ur .Mu k \dll be pro\'ided by the
his !trst
•cek but
n as he
c. runn
yards. l'fiUll~.:tlton gaining the most buck nl tht: athh:ttl' cliu ctm I rt•t•, liv s to Chtu;t," d~tlpcl ch~.Jtr.
nnd \\all be lu.'J)t by tluu otritt· I.C utriclllls ure trusting to I As ~· ~roduatc uf Alban) l~l-"Wt hupe this chopel ~~n: iC\'
rcantJ~lltCJn unt11 next vc·aa·'s Darech•t· Eldon Fix cxplaim·cl 1111' hont>lily or tht• individuaJ 1€' ·e, class uf WOII, 0•·. Nenlc tl1lln wtll gi\'•' ~ c.rillttS tunc to 3..."'1
· thot lht.• mix-up was due to u liludllnl t~ und will rnok~ n•hmd I ~.:nh!!'f'd tb~.: Mt.>Cormu :k SCJTUnW")' olh •rwlsc f.e!StlH Hotnt;t:nmu2 •
Contc:;tun t1)1 must n•gistcr by mi!'tmdt•Tlitnndmg (ln tho• p:u t to nil tho~•· who npplr for in Chlt·:tg•J Folluwmg grndunuon vruA:rnm," !ltu\ Lnuretua M~ o.:l"S.
....,~•uy in the uffat"c of Neil ol thtoSP :;l:'.lting the tlflmc nt them. an l~ll h•• tr:l\'dc:d to Afri~:•, ch:tirrn::o of the chapel committee. ~~.
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The Lor(/ ll ljJS Those . • •
In his Wedne!'day convocntJo n spcl~ch, Jom~s Roose\·~lt
touched upon a pomt wh1ch he manrtgl"d to }.a~ ovt.?t' in a
h1ghly charg\.'d sentence oa· two, regardmg the wtllingnf•s s of
the Amemcan public to participate itt pohtie$.
Mr. Roosevell smd that, t~., him. it wm; "snd" thnt more
qualifit.'d persons who s~r\'cd no spccml interest groups would
not a«~pl the challenges and duty o1 pubhc ofliCl!.
The gravity oi this situation lies t.'\'en deepc1 than m n
:.horlage or qualified cnndidatcs from whom to pu:k our lead·
ers. Jt b the und~rlving attitude behind this sh01 lage which
seems to us more fnghtcnmg.
The 8\'erage Americ:m, who .speak~ of n willingness lo die
protecting his God-given frct.>dom, is st?ldom willing to excr
dse that freedom by engaging in whnt ts commonly thought
or as ",P()hlJcal quagmire ...
In an association test, the first word commg to mmd upon
hearing the noun politJcwn , will itwariably be ''crooked ."
Rather than risk h1s reputation , safety and secul'lty to allc
,·iale such a condition, the Ame.ncan ciltzen finds it eas1er to
~amply cast hlS ballot and complain that he is being robbed o{
h1s right to choose hi~ go,·ernor:; bccaust! neJlh~r party hns
nominated a good candidate.
We do not speak of citizens of rcmott"• areas \\'hen we
make this charge. It Js wol'fully apparent on this campus that
the campaigning and the real mtcrc.'>t m politic:s-the cur
rents that may well change the shape and turn of events in
the world for future years-is being done by only a few and,
what is more. not by the real leaders of the student b1)dy. By
and lnr~c . those with any great amount of mClucnce on cam
pus me sittins idly by and twiddling their thumbs .
lt seems to us that 1t IS nearing the time for those students
who are studying . ultimately. for citizenship to shed their
apathy and take part m life as 1t is llVed and not necessarily
as it is found m textbooks .
U the college student of twenty-idealistic and optimistic
--cannot lead the fight for the preservation oi democracy then
what right has he to think that others should sa\'c it (or htm?
New College Budget Shows Extent
Of Help Needed From Friends of LC
To prov1de for me cost of op-CiJld !urnlshin£. !or tht: dormi·
crating Lewis and Clark college 40raes.
an these Limes of conunuang :m-The general fund I!XJ)en~t. ·s are
creases in pnccs and sal1111es. the dJvJded mto udmanJs trallonal,
trustees of Lewis and Clark col-$57,900; tnstructJOnol, $423,300,
lege have drawn up an cstamnt.-d athletic acti\"itu ;s, $32,900; oper·
budget for the year 1952-53 coli-atJon and m:untcnancc , $83,900
!ng for the expendi ture ur $69~ .-, nnd gL•net1ll nnd hnnneaal, 101,-
tiOO. ~00 .
This .ftgure .represenl.s a de-The 1~51 ·52 budget was unb~l.
crease of $22,791.79 .from last ~·ear. anet.--d m the nmuunt of $2,699.6 '1.
Of Uus amount, $ludcnt fees oc-This. tnc1dcntally, was th£• llrst
count !or SS29.500 whde other sn-.year m lhe hiStory of the college
came is denved !rom the .Pres-tn wh1ch nn opcrntmg defJdt has
bytenan board and churches, and eXIStl'<l. Pn.-s1dent Morgan S
nt.hlcuc octn•Jties. However. "there Odl!ll poultt."Ci oul that, whtlc the
still remams $79,900 to be ra1sed college hns alway.s btt.:n an the
from 1nends Of the COllege and b!nck, It hus been necessary to
people who believe: m the (l'J>C borrow money to t..."lkt.• care of
of thing that is betng done on this tmm~diu tt• expenses ns a great
campus. deal of tbc colle~c fund Was tiPd
An additu·mnl $80,000 must be up an op•,rtttJng PQtu.pmcnt and
nusc-d in th1s same manner to &upph e:~.
take care of the exp!!nses m· •·wtule It m1ght •wm thnt lht·
"'olved in mointaina.ng the p\nnl collt~ge as ope1111 ing on o ~hOt!·
and development fund. ThtS fund strm&... he •xplaincd, ""tt ss :1
tnkes cnre of sueh uems as cun· prdt)' strong strmg bu1ll upon
~trucuon of the baseball field, trust, (nendship and faalh m the
purcha;;e of books for the Ubrury work we arc dutng here."
Early Pies Urged By Annual Head
lncliYidual pic:'h.lrfl for the u for the lake of the yearbook
VOYAGEUR an now b~nng staff. The cos.t is $1.25 it the
ta.keu in B -11 daily hom 9 to U"udent"l ptcture appears only
11:30 a.m. and from 12:30 to once in the book an.d Sl.SO lor
3 p.m. more than one pubhshed pte·
Editor Bob BiauU utgH all tun.
students to haYe tbeu PJCtW'• The requ"tltd dreu i.s white
taken u aoon u possible for blous• for women IU\d white
tb lir ow a c:cm'l'nu.,ce u well du.rts, 1uits and ties for men.
...... ~ Gole1Stte Pteu
O!flc-.1111 put.llcnt.l•m of rh• Alll<oclutr!d tHud• ntJt "' ,,.. "'" JJnlf 1'1.-rlo; oolkc• J>ubllllh..Cl Wi!!!kl.)' ilurlnt.; Ul(l ·~lire ., )'<'Jir liUI.oll~;riJ•IIou n•h If: u.oo t"!!r , • :lir.
l:.'"nl .. r"d u• eur."(lnd eta !!! malta nl rortla.nd, •)r< Jt(>n
J'e•nue odlu.r aub achol4er
aoc:let~ e4J\oT Oatbonae Dell.atrat;r aport.. e4lt.or Tom O"J)a;r
A4YerUa1•• ana•a•u Mar• ••••• PIONEER LOC Friday. Octobclr 17, Friday q
1Agenfs Blunders Little Man on Campus ••• By
Prove Annoying
To College Editor
By Don Floren
U \'\IU hole sehoul, hll\'t no lnl· •
cnl, \'tm't write nr spell, h:we flll
nu1s1t•r.r of grnmmar nnd Urt\ m
gcncrul, one of thnt d:u;s known
II" loml!brruns, I would adVISt' } nu
to leave cdllt•Jlt! 111 once nnd bt~·
come a press ngt•nt.
Now l b~nr no purth:ulhr hftle
to thas particular class oi I rndcs·
men. who ply thetr l'Outcs w1th
lnrgc amounts of gust,, ond shnl·
low oratory nnd who can us~ thctr
I)Wn heads lor echo c:hmnbcrs, but
I am annoyed :tt 1111• thought of
such persons, obviously ill·fllh•d
Jot tht.• Job. mokmg a livmg wh1lc
I nm still purliutng my 1ud1es nnd
,;ponging of( the old man.
But, bt fun: bt."COmmg lost in u
~ of gcnernh tii.'S. let me pomt
out the COUl>C of m)' dlSCOmh turC
so thnl we moy exrunme together
the <:4\Usc o{ my nn~er nnd nsu•r
tain 1f 11 is not just1hed.
The fullowang uXct•rpts nrc tak·
en v~rba t 1m from n pr~ss n~l~alle
givt>n to high school und c,,llc~l ·
papers in this ateu. No hc~nst! has
bL'en taken wit.h them and no nl·
tempt has been made to Ct1rrect
the thi•ty-six spelling crr(\rs (nut
oountmg strikcO\'ci'S ), ten punc·
tualJon c~rors and mnumc rahl\•
gramatt cal mtsmk~s opp~urmc m
the twenty -nin~ typewritt en hoes.
To begin with, the author uf
this advance tells us that thl'l c
\\'tll be four mightly performances
nnd that all ticken will be rc·
servt.'<l. The whoh: tl.m • wtll be
chmaxed by a penomal appear
ance of the star, and thac w11l bl
verstile ~rformci'S npJ)l:al tnP
in it. r r
r r r-I
I
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li\!M )· ~
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'"Good morning. Profeuor Snnrf."
FranclAco ,, ht:t t 1l hos been play· child.J t•n 10 Demnark :md
lng to .old out bou1os.
Arnonf' th~ parllcipnnts m the
vauddev 1lle sh JW 1\ 11 be dacers.
mus•cnl impeuaomsts nd
ttt UPL '' 111 h we lh(·lr pup·
pen on parade.
Thl t r ot the show hot h1s
start th~? hnrd way, Wt.' art n
formcd, md 01h 'r 15 year-s apper·
ring m vadeville. he m 1dt. h1s
apa\she on B1oad • d:O ill lht.: fa·
moua La Mariniquo might club.
Nc ,. t cane ,1 Broadwa:"r shO\\ eount l'les.
Now un t•dilor expects lo
ft•r loss ur si~P. ner\'uus
russcd menls, low CPA, ·non~
wn to the S(JCIRI statu <~ O( D
rrm nnd a number of other
But to be iot ced to rend utiS!
of gtbbcnsh IS treason.
Howcvt.'r, af your lock or
plat"cS you 10 lane lo huld
JOb, wh\' more power to
Our buddinp
the show camn c.nbe add
dlreet hom thllt We wind up wath a reference to
San tht• svngl' which :.Jre liung by thu I'd nd\•itc you tu gctl o
llPl'\\'1 itu I rom thu gent
quoll•d ;1s has don't :;pell 110 On th~
WoJ
Sev
AtE
St'''
tion nnd
The
llii'V cd
Frilhjof
Not•mnn
Jt•an B
ligion a
Spo~
Clark, 1 h
to fr:ll·nd
the ll'118UI
Duriq
Shnlcy A
piano, w il
Arnot
)tnyor D
Mrs.
on stnlc
(•n's club
New
FtlJ:Iinll, I
Mnrjorie
Me
"Foster
which I
dren c:c
ners.
The f
third We1
h•cr asst
CH 11639,
DeAn
encc of tt
morrow.
She v
brought u
at the Sn
for a r'rcc
Presic
_.,a" a. a· w ·-• w" .. BARK OF THE LOG~~.........,__.~ ,._T,.,h,:c~:gi~
(The following leUor was re
c:eiveci by rresident Morgan S.
Odell and is reprinted bore for
the beoofiJ o1 those who knew
Jhe writer while he was a atu
dent bore las! year. editor)
Dear Dr. Odell
As you know, I left Purtlond
nght a11.er school ended. Thuse
Jao:t few days in your country
whtch brough\ a I u II load of m.'\\
nnd interesting 1mprcssions and
t!Xperiences, from San Francisco
to St. Louis and Wa5htngl0n , D.
C., were an adequate conclusion
~or the year thot I had been able
to .spend in Amt•rica.
1 think I du not nl'cd to tt:-11
vou how valuable th1s yc:ar hw; • been to nte. 1 h. vc gained cxpe·
riences and knowlt ·d~l· which I
might not hovr. .lCqUitL-d other
wise. Even more thrm my studi~r.
it was the friendly coor.wratiun
and the living together with my
ff'Jlow students which taught me
to :ret.pt.'Cl and 10 understand As the foil··~ mes 1i~1 nl Heidel-1spent nt Lt:\\'is und Clo1 k I
buq~ univcrsatr do<~" not stnrt un :llway hu•n one ot you, I
til October 15 1 have been SPl nu hvcd With you, and I did
mg these last monU o; at home feel n forcignl•r among you.
"ith my fam1ly, ass1stmg my
father in hts research worlt.
When the semes t~r ~tart~ 1 urn
goang to contmuc my academJc
traaning by studymg history. po
htacal science and E:nghsh, thus
to make the fullest pos:uble u t
of the Ja~tycar. My plans as suet Very sincerdy yours,
Eckhart Franz
Bad Sooden- Allundorl,
Gcrmun)
Student Loses Glasses
have not changed, and as H teach A blut. dtmm Juckt:t "f
t-r 1 might be buck to the Sl4tes I pnu· ol spcctuclcs in thl!
com~: dny. was lost Wednesdlly, Octobt
OnC'C more r wnnt ) ou to ac-j by Art Enst wood. Anyonl:
ccpt my thanks for e\•erything mg the whl•nmbuuts or :su.
:-·ou and yoW' students gave to iacket 01 pair of glosses t$ a
rnc. J wnnl to tt:ll you one thing lu contncl EaAI wood m th~!
which IS, Pel hops, the best I ~it: dlparhnct nr at
t·ould l'<IY: Durmg the time I hov~.: ! !'\Q)( 381
Deadline Nears for Filing
Rhodes Award Applicati
\'icwpuint.s and ntt11udcs differ-Stud(·nts who art> quai.Utoo and Ioree oi chnmctcr nnd or ta:JSU: Pennsylvt
Dr. at
dlnnN M•
PI' •dent
Blue Key
Btue
mtn Octo
membus
Kraus anc
Tht: I
Wnddlc's
Four
Back," at
dar, Octo!
Akin
~~·mg to~
Girls. Ctr,
All
aa.tocl We
AWS offi
Women ~
11am01 to
AI n
wns clec
Sprott as
made un ent 1rom those 1 hnd bL·t•n nc-interested tn app}) ing for Rhod\: to lt!:td und to take an int
rustomed to. From the expcncnce lichulanshaps this year should .c. his schuulmntcs: !dJ phystcol
1 bo\'e learned to likt )'our coun- Ol', ns shown by mt.cn·•t 1n " "G I Ot•an PI f'<tculty, Charles W Huw- ,., try and llS people so lhnt this . . dnur ~purls or an other waJf place at
d .... ,, f I the ard, unmt!dlut.cly to securt: apph· No ll'Stnctlon is piR<:L·d UP1 year muy prove \'Ct., c o I . . \':u-d, Fn
furthl'l" couTf>f• ol my hft• 10 moria' tflht•n. !orm~r:'fhc dc.~dhnt- for ap· Rhodl'fi S c h o \ lt :r 's
rhon one rf'SJ){!Cl- pht'lrtlan this )'f'l'lr l$ Nuvembt! r"l. tud1cs. +lt• mar,':liub~
. Rhodes :!!C'hnlnrs .Jup.s are !or us~ uppruval of his collccc, wort A da
It as only nawral lhut smct my at the Univcrst t\' of Oxford, Eng-thP Oxfu1d B.A. m on)' ~tonroc .
return 1 have bn·n t:allcd upon land. Appomhncnl<. are g~nerally o1·, Jf quuliCied by previous, .. _ From
f~t!QUtmlly lo shore lhc~~ cxpe-made for th<.• ptnod of two )"l.'IIf!l ing. mny be ndm1ttcd to r of a dn·ug'
&Jen,· •~s With others who nrc not 11nd :nt.· v;tlu~d at 500 pounds pt:r <tn udvonc:t·d dcgn·t· uch nJ tlt '50.
o~Icred the St&mc grcut opportu· ;l.'nr or J-100 1n t·qulvnlcn t Amer~ do1' of phllo1iophy buchcl~ Mr
mty. And n,; I hnv" a\tf•rnpt•·d, itun monq• Studunt.." who qualt dt•ncP, bnchelo1 of llterul Rl!beccn
while io America: lo work for tl Cy m IJ w.;rm d thn.t thuy should doctor of philosnph}. W:ts ex·
~llcr undcr&tnndmg of Ct!JnliU\)' b•• preJ)Grt d to augmtmt thiS by Sell ctlun 111 mlldc Wcltn
and thr• Ccrmanll dunng_ the nu. rome $120 ot thl!lr ••wn j u a;tr.t.e ~onmuU «<e waich
merous conv••rsauons and discus- ~~~t'lihn-s uac mode un th,·l mal•' up to .two cnodtd ... ,..
z,Wn! 1 wos ;,bit· lu contnbult: to. basis ul to 1 litl·rnn and a:cholct com.idunlton bv lhl· dish icl • •
I nm now trying. pluinly spPak-lie ubility and atu.unml!nt, Cb) 101\tu A di~tnc t c•>mrnitl•!t
inR. to cxpl!iln Aml.!ncn to tile qunhtli.!IJ ur munhood, truth, COUl t•l•·cta frum lht. twelve
German s. 1t is hert· that this lost age, dPvotaon to .futy. sympathy, ! dntt•s. nu mun• thun !our
year bL><.'Omt.:s o '\'3lun which got:K ksndhnt ss, unst•lhshncss and fel·• u twnt thr.i1· st11tea ns
beyond Uw pm"I!OnDI !Pht·r··· h•WShJP; Ccl t:.Xhibillon or mOrt•ll cholnTS. Oc'lobor I
••• By
n.ark anu
.ason.
lr lack of
to hold
''~r to YUU.i
~ett a
he gent
l speU $0
.d Clerk I
of you. J
nd I did n
mong you.
I)· you~.
jl.nz
n-Allendorl,
Glasses friday October 17, 1952 PIONEER LOG Pago Th~
On the S()cJtJ/ S1de By cathy o.,,,,,o,vlf-Si~d;~~ -C-;~~~il -P~~~; -R~-g~I~ii~-;~ --·~ Placement Olf!ce
W ' L : i Reports New H1gh omen s eague Honors ! For Political Campaign Advertising i ln Job Offerings
Seven Faculty Members In an effort to avoid some of the nnme-calling ond false Anyone ·n '~ pn
mll..,ng gelotmP or n::c•·lvtng At R t. T S d chargt•S whtch hove invariably followecl close electwns ht>rc <'omphunts from lrnw pt-apl ecp 1 on-ea un . ay IJil the campus, the StUdent COUncil hos npprOVPU lhL' fOllOW· houJd ru h up to thP pllle<:rn~nt
ing cJ,•ction rules whtch were Lubmittcd bv f'lcr•t10ns com- otru:.t: 1n PulLttmc mnnor, n - St \'(>n new f.tculty rnemucrs will bt honored 11 a fCCI'P·
tion mtl h~a lrom :.l to !l p.m. this Sundav in Stcwurt hnll. missaoncr, Gf'nC Arvidscm, thos· arc two or the JObs npcn
PUBLIC ITY to I.C studc·nts -They nrc Dr. Bl'nJHmm L. Simmons, diredor or l'lt•mcn·
tnry ~ducat ion ;Albe1 l Akins, physic,,] educntion inslt·ucto r
Frithjof Bergman tl!'stslunt in the philosoph' dt•pat tmt•nt,
Normnn PaMch~.; instJ'uclor in commerc·iJ.I lettering; Mt·s.
Jl•an Boyles, nuL.mg education; Rev. Chester L. Tolson, re
ligion nnd Rev. N. J..croy Norquist, New Testament Greek.
Sponsored annually by the Women's league or Lewis nnd
Clark, the group hns mailed out m01 c than a th•msnnd invitnt10ns
to friends o( tht: colh•J:l'. Mrs. Verne Duscnbt.''J' ss new president of
lhc ll'nguc.
Durang the tl'n hour in PnlntJOI' Munor, nn instn1mcntul lJ•it"
Shulry Adomson, viohn; Jtu-ce Annnln. cello, nnd Wlnnw Met·c •r,
p1ano, will providt• music. -
Among thl! thirteen wom~n presiding
Mn} or Dm-olhy McCullough Lee.
• • • at the tea tnblt• will lu• 1'ime Limit
I. No publicity may be poslcd
to voting. more thnn len dflys prior
2. All pubHcity must be removed nt lenst 2'1 hours before
• voting.
Posted Material
1. All material to be postetl concerning elections ancl can
didates which will make use of irregular or unusual lo
cations must be cleared, prior to posting. with head
custodian. Joe Hoopes.
2. Each candidate musl d~ignate one person who shall be
responsiulc for all his posted materiol, nnd who shall
sec that snit! materhtl is remon~d within the 211-hour
deadline before opening of the polls . M J JuUu JohnS(Jn, rlirl.'rtqr
1Jf plnt,..mcnt. reports thn\ thf.:r
ore more Job avoilnble t.o LC
stu(h•nt.s now than ever ~ fore
10 li1P hislllr)' or her l)f{k
She ~\lribut thas w two
fnctorJ One 1s the pres<:nt em
ployment s:stunttun an genPNJI,.
wh1ch 1• "pretty 'r05Y" tmd lhe
Othf't (rtclOr 15 the i;l'f.lWing rep
UUltJon rn the LC plnccmen l
oCltce with emphJ) ern "ho ha\
bet: n gaven nturfoctory ACTVIO
h•Jre.
Mrs. Robert Grndy oC lhl' League ut Women V11h rs will spt•nk
on stntt• elt><'hon 1 sues ;1t thL• first f:..ll meeting or lhe Faculty Worn·
fn's club at 2 ·30 p.m. today in the lounge of Akin holt. 3. Any disputes involving the above regulations may
appealed to the student council. Mole models are n·~edtod bJ
~ national clothing concern ond
JOb ore olso open m nc:counl
Jng, typmg, eonduc:ung tour.,
bf.! runmng a snuck har, tel 'IIISICID
work and mnny othC!r Cit ld . ----- ~ New otr1c<r ., presiding Cor the Cin;t lime includ~ Mrs. \'crgil
f()J!dnll, prt!Sid&mt, Mrs. Laurance Tomlinson. vic~> prt!Sidtml: Mias
~1ni'JOri() 1-"l'SSl•nd(•n, se<:retary, nnd Mrs. Donald Balmer, lrf.!asurer. LutheranStudents1 Churches of Christ Announce Contest
Mombors of tho fecuUv and staff aro invited by the campus
Fosler Paronts" to .partic:ipa.Jo in the Foster Parents progro.m tion Will hold its orguniz:ationAI Tht-Nntionnl C~unCII or the be liWt.~nh:d _to two gruup l"'n-
whlch haa "adopted' throe war orphans. Support for the c:h1l·
1 "•l' M d" • 0 ·t·•b. .,0 l Church,•s of Chnsl nnnnuno:cs SlBt.mg or htch scbvol-oge C:OJ"'oo
f mt"' InC on u~, <. "' cr ~ , D • d • dr•n comos rom tho proceeds o{ three monthly potluck din the home of ncting rcSid~nt plans for n nntion-w•d~ es~~ny con-h:stanllt. 15 to 18 :;cnra, nn CQ.-
nera • M • t'll b • p ' test on the Polnt-4 program . Jegl!-oge parll<:Jpant.s, 1ll to 23.
• h 1 nn ' cr ) · b Chi f r th The ~roups mel•t m faculty omcs on t w second Mondny, the Sl~de,;nls will mccl nt tJ:IS pm. The cont• ~t, startsnr, Nbvem er e requirements a c c:on.-
lhlrd Wednesday and the fourth Tu~sdoy of each month nnd I'Och !or n pot-luck dmncr, followed by 1 and closing llt m1dmght. March h:st ar~. that the ~Y be kt:~
person pnys $1 lor the meal. Anyone mt(!rested m thiS type of volun-0 socsnl nnd bustnt!SS meeting. 31, 1953, 1 open to all Amcr1cnns to 1000 words or less nnd de
Iter nssistunce mlly contact Mrs. Ralph Sc:ott, dtnner courdinntor, l.SA adv•s,•r ,as the Rt.!v. LeRoy between the ogc of 15 and 23 wtth the moral resporudbili'Y of
CH B639, or Mts. Franc1s G1lchnst, treasurer, CH 4248, NorquiSt instructor in Greek. All Pnz, awards totnlinc $1800 will the Umted Stntcs and the under-
• • • !ltud!!nls 'intc& estcd arc invited to C . I D. l Q de\elochpcd countnesh Cont.e!>rt.lthnt.s
Dt>nn Frel'dn Hurl2Jeld will attend the seV(·nth annual confer-nttcnd. ra1g 0 lfeC pera mll) oose any P ns~ o -
ence uf the North'' est C•Jilcgc Petsonnel association today nnd tu· The LSA 15 afCiliotoo notional-, B G'Jb I d S Jl' top1c ns subJect !or the.1r nl s.
morrow. I With the Lutheran Student As-y 1 er an u Ivan Further IDformallOn about the
Sh" will lead n d1scussion group that will expl11rc Cudher idl.'us s~ctatlon uf America which holds Audhmns. 1 • ull by J l. f'ntest ;;;n>~ b~ ~b
1t;m~ b~ ;:r::
brought up by prcv1ous SJ)t!akcrs at the convention, nnd will prcsid•• an nnnual conference called 3 one-net light opt:-rn by Gilber.\ n~ t~ '~ tom
1 C ~eU of
at the Snturday lunclwon. Theme for the c<m!cr~'ncc IS "F.ducutlon ''Ashram,'' nn Ind10n w<,rd mean· and Sullh•nn, Will be ht>ld soon mChlltc"~h a ~
91 o;.: Ado ....., s•
!or u Free World." .. 1 1 1 " urc n, •~ l n .. .., ... • • • ::,'g Ncorph()rt:a sp!r tua'll qlucsl•dt. Ardl.'n Cr;ug, stage diruc\O& or the Chicago 3, Dllnois.
• • ht! ''' t west reg Jon WI to n 11rod uction. announced tip w~ck. __
Pre 1dent ~nd Mrs. Morgnn S Odell Will leav£' b~· oir Ochlbt•r 22 r.:tt cot Octobt r 24·26 at Camp The light opera will be gtven
f<~r tht CtJ 1 t(la 1t to altcnd th• annual fhectmg7
ur. lht• Countil pn Go1 mly ncar Yakima, w~IS.!'llng· on cnmr.sus 115 0 studcnt-d1r~.:ct-Timesheet Deadline Set
Th<>ological Educal10n of the l>l·~sbyte rinn church ot Buckh~ll F'hlls, t on, 1ng pn>JPCt for drnmatic produc-
Pennsylvnnin - t1ons nnd w•ll b~ nvailable tu the
Dt·. nnd Mrs. John Stork Evnns entertained the music fat'ulty nt Alums Begl'n Camp,.;gn d k ~ publlc through lhc stu cnt spca -dinnu Mondnv ev(ntnf.! at the University club. Spccinl guestS wNe For Membership Fund ers bureau.
Pre ~ idcnt nnd Mrs. Odell. Required for the leading 10lcs Blur Key InitiatctS f'lve 'I ht A lumm : und camptUbO. • arc two banton1~. one bass, two Blue K(·y, wmor mt·n's notional honor fraternitv, tnitintcd Jtvc
1 which u"'cnt . .'d the fir.st week in
~ tronors ond one soprano . men October 12, m the faculty lounge ol Palatme manor The new OctDbt·r, wtll run until spring The story tells of Angt ltnn who nwmb£ 1 , art Hobort Do•is. Robort Hawkins . Donald Hines, Jim
1 term ncc:ording to co-chairm•·n
is lt!ft lit the nlwr and sues the Kraus and Lloyd Sturm. Gltmn Mickt!l'>On, '49 and T~IT)'
b wayward groom for brcuch ol Th' smhahon was followed by the Founder's Doy anquet nt Cndy, '50.
promt:;c. The ]Udge. nfter cnre· Waddle's lcstnura nt. Lcu~·rt; hil\'C been :sent to alum· ruuy consldt•rmg both Sides ol"
• • • ni informing them o! the drive.
Four fl'eshmcn ~tudents \\ill conduct a pan~ I. ''Frosh Tnl}Q; Those who C(lntributc $5 or mort! the cnsc, deddcs lo marry the ' Check .n p .. yment !or student
help wm be issued by the bus
lOess office on th<? seventh or
eoch month. Time sht:ct ior
rny month mu.s1 be submll'tt.d not
later than the th1rd of the nl':d.
month. nccording to F. F. Fon;.,
ch1cl nccountnnL.
Back," at the Student Christian association meeting, 7:30 p.m. Tul's-will rcct!ive a membership to the Wct!ping bride htmsclf. ,•, Jacket An~·on 111t ~ t...... m"'~· c<>n S.W. lOlh 111 T•ylor·i. F•rry 1hL in tht: dal'. Octobl!r 21, in PuiMine mnnnr. All students nre tn\'itcd to attend. ussociution. Membership entitles .z e t·.~ •=u .. " • i Capitol Hill
HaircuUing Shop
Haircuts SSe
ny Ortolx • • • them to studt:nt rates to nll th~ ~~n~r::t_C~ra~i~g~, ~~~·x~· 22~5~7
.:..· -----~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Anyone 11~1 Akin hull ~iris will ent£•rlnin their dntes nt an informal gntn· Portlnnd caml·s and fre•~ ndmi~-
uts of mng lomonow t:Vl•ning at 8 30 p.m. in Aksn hall lounge. swn to tht! l'OIIegl' plays fti\'cn
lasses 18 a Cirls, Clrla. Cirb durmg tht! school year.
<.~d 1n the
at post·o:
iling
r::ati
I! 110 IIHCU:<
~) phystcal •
All campus women a1'1t urged to a1tend a meeting of the Asso·
tia.tod Womo.n Stud•nts at 12:45 p.m. Tuesday . Oc.tober 21. in C 22.
A WS otficen and olen ropresen.tatiYH will disc:uu coming ec:tivitt".
Women in.ter•ated. ln working on eomrnitte•s should au.bmit their
llama. to Joan John5on . Box 552.
• •
At a 1 eccnt Alpha Gnmma drestl mc:cting Clnn, Lou Rumm••ll
was t'h!Ctl·d nnd installed ns sccel'tury. Al~o in :;l:lllt'd wus F1•rol
Sprott us rcportc1·. A nc: w mel•ting ploqu~ !or the Alpha Gnms wns
rnade ;md n:n•ntly placed on the bulletin boord by Bev Sluyter.
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Job Interviews Open
K. A Brook!i, r~git~nnl opc:r
attnr manager of ~lontgome1 y
Ward md compan\' witl be l)n
cumpus ut 2 p.m. M(.)nday, Oclu·
bt•r 20 to uullinl' Wnrd'~ ston•
mnnngcment program to posslbh•
future cmployu.!S.
~ntercst 1" A "Gasgnrt,·n" purty for 'lll Ct:'rmnn-speaking sludtmts will take
other wa)1 place at the home u! Rowena Owt:n, 10232 S. W. T~rwllli..: t•r boule
plttc~.:·d up:f \lard, f'nday, October 17, at 7:30 p.m. Managemcnt posjtions would
bt' in the fi~ld or fl'tnil mcrchnn.
dising in the Northwes t. Th~·
mec tln~ wlll be open to all Jan
llal ,. and June graduate.", regard~
r'::;
m any
pn:vtous
tted to rctd
fl' uch ru
~y, buchc I•
lof hteratu
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jmadu
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.SndU:IIli.QI
twt•lvc
nn tuur to
tes ns • • •
A duughtcr, Elm Lt•e was bon1 Oc\llb~t· 6 to Mr. and Mtoc, Bill
Monruc, Oregon City. Thl• mothf.!r is Beverly Chindgn;n, t•x-'53
Jo'rortl Evnnston, lllinoi~. lomcs the announcement oC lht• birth
of .1 daughter, Guylc L.ynne, to Mr, and Mrs. Dnylc Bt~.tch. B~.:•nch wns
'tx "50. •
less of mnJor.
All uppmntmcnL'I to intcl'\·h•w
Brooks t~hould be mode at lht•
plnc•:ml•nt oHice wlth Mi:-s Juhn
Johnson befon• Monday.
STACEY'S BUDGET
SAVER SERVICE Mr nnd Mt'S. Mul'shull Burnutt nnnouncc the f>lrth o( n duua:hl• r,
nt!bcccn Jean, bnln October 2. Tht: mothf'r, fornwr Marlys Pn.-ntiu•, ~~JRTS
Wit. t:x ·'51. Runu;tt wus •• 'b2 KJ udunte and ir. t•mployt·d by tlw Cnun· SWEATERS 59c 1y W dfurc divlaiun in Bt•ncl. SLACKS
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Bakeries Toiletries
Parker's
Market Meats Groceries
8~1 ~ S. W. TerwUhg•r
Phone CHerry 1693 SUITS
r COATS
DRESSES
STACEY'S •. ,, .. n ~ •'urq.·
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CLEANERS
& DYERS
~----------------------------------------~ New Burlingame Fountain
Features TV for Students
(Pa.id Advertisement)
The New Bul'lingamc fountain and vari~ ty is the nfi-cam
pus, betwcen-cl:~SS sOcial center for Lewis and Clark studt:nts.
l)uring World-St.>nes, LC students pack~ ''Burlingame"'
to vi~w the diamond action orl TV and to ~njoy the products
of the fountain. The fact that you can still get a cup of C(.\ffet!'
for a nickel there nppenlcd to n great many who hod JUst
finishetl pnying their tuitiou and buying their books and
couldn't afford more.
Of course, the series is o\'er now but patrons of the • !' e\\"
Burlingame founlain and variety will find the video set still
operating daily.
Besides n C()mplcte fountain service, th~ New Burlingame
offer~ tlcHcious hambur:gers for only 30 cents. Add o milk
shake to this anti you hn\'c n delicious meal for only h. If n
dollnr.
For con,·enicnce, the New Burlingame cnn't be beat. It's
only n couple or n•inutes from campus and offers quick ser
\'i<.·c nn<l low prices-two important items to the student who
is pressed for t1me and money.
An e~ll·:, economy fa<." tO!' is br~u~ht in be\.'.3U c they
al~o iS!»lll: S & H Gn·cn stnmps with all purc.-hnses.
For a hon<ly. e<:OnQmicnl rcc~ fr,lm the hustle and bu Lie
of campus lif\?, for u quick between-class pick-up. Lewis and
Clark students hnve found nnd are c<•ntjnuing to find the
I Nt'w Burlingame foumnm and \'Driety hnrd to bent.
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CA• PIONEER LOC Friday. Octob.r 17. 1
1n, -' ~oyotes •
Dorm Succumbs, Touch Football Players Engage in Intramural Action W Teams Meet
In Crucial Con&'-'
Saturday Eveni Faculty Squeezes
By All Tired Outs
The Phogbound Polecnh
hurdh.•d another obstacle in
their pursuit oi the independ
ent cro\\'11 "'hen they ~laugh
ter~ the McAJ~ luall men.
34-i. lnst Tue. dav. •
In the only other game last
Tucsd. y. the Faculty te-am
.kept 1ts reeord clean by nosing
out th All T1red Outs, i-6.
Dtspln ing offenst\"l! nnd defcn
St\'C platoon whtch would make
a varSJt) conch envious, Uu~ Pole
cnt.s O\ crwhe.lmcd the1r smaller
dorm opponent ns they notchl.'Cl
th .. tr second straight wm. No :few
er than stx men entered the scor
mg column for ilie \"ersatlle Pole-
cnts.
Kenny Gould started the after
noon massacre when he! passed to
Bert Ste!m for the first sc-ore of
the game Th~ Polecats rcverst:d
thiS p&Stng combm hon n f··w
moments l:ttcr whrn Sh: m pa~~d
to Go· 1-l r ~ six J>'lt"'t..
Gengler Starta Cbuclrlng
Chuck Gengler tnh:r~ptc..>d a
Mc:Afee pass tor another TD in
th~ <._-cond quArter. Th~ Polecat
delcnsl\ c plaiDon took over the
of!ense 10 the second halt as thu
loog-und•!r\\ ear clad lnd.s b~:gan
to roll. Gengler threw TD passes
to Kl~:st. Stan GeoreaJakts and
Adrinn :3S the Polecats rolloo up
a 34~0 lend.
THE NEXT DAY --------------
GraSS Begins to Sprout
On New Baseball Field
•
We "' re a bil sk.:plie&1 when I <-.-onl• rtence. Almost ony t"'ilcgc m
the admmastration nnnounc_d the NW loop, With th.; cxceplion
tlutl LC had n new bas~.:ball field of Whamnn , can wm the 1952
crown,
~~tcr \\"'ltlD£ r.v·"-1 yv_a-for • .u '... u.a ,., ThlS v. • ck'a opponent, Cullq~e
tbc rompletiotl of tlus glorious uf ldRhn, tound that cvt~n lost
proJl'Ct. )'car's cellar dwo•Jh:rs, Wsllamt !tl••,
But the odvent of arass on the cnn be o real threat as tlw Covotl'Ji • plowed cnrth IS the clincher as but-1)· \1: on, 7-G. Pnciric' .s slaujlh·
hn n! we ur•· '-'C•ncemcd . The olh.,r t•·r of Whitman ngum tabs thl•
promi es, rucb as Jighl& ond B>~dJ:• ·t s o strong cund1dut•!cS tl)
stnnds, ·wrll have to n!:lc:h a r;rmi-r epl'at theu co-cht~mpson ship .
Jar sotng • or dcvclopmt:nt bdorn Pr• •dtdlt•n of llw WI • ·k ••. thf'
\'>e will accept 1hcm. Polecats wsll phl>g by the scl'uppy
Severn! anlcJ1t..--sting conclusions but und..:•·mnnn• .d Jo'&cullv team • can be drnwn lroro l0$1 week's .•. I.C will bent lh• Cuyott'S tf
NW conference results. Firl!t of th•• Pionc~'rs cnn u.<cm· n~otc thnn
all lt't'a fact• rt. Lewis and Clark 1 cvt•n pt.unts ••• Rro,klyn wtll
lsn't the only suong t om tn th•• ·win the 1053 World Series. O"S.
Conch Pt·c-ku\•t•r {)Inn~ on vury
ing Ius nttad: for tlu f!flnw tn·
fllflrruw night Wtlh to:>nc•·ntralron
<.n lhr! Piunc·q· nia 11rm The Pum.
f"f'tlJ bastr. off•·nsivt • fnrrnotwn i~
the spht-T. whtch tS u!Jo u <d
h\' the van1lt v • • • -
Femmes Plan Future
Basketball Tournam
For lhc femolc!i o{ Lewi5
Clark coll~:iw. the WRA is SP\1-~·
11orinp ,1 round-robtn b.tsketba
tournnmt.:nl hcgmrung Novctllbt
13. The games wtll be pltlyt'd
noon till I :20 p.m. on Thu:r.;dllJ
Precedine the tournament,
pt<lcticc t-t.:S!Iions urc
Cor October :lO and No\ cmtwr
The ot 1-'anilotion hopes to
::cvctal t~ .uns lmm lht• JU\r.,..,ri ~
u~ nnd dorms.
Ruuners Plan Meets With Pilots, Vikings
Tlu: Lcwi!l and Clark '-"russ-,ll'g• : Th(> mcmbl•r Cl{ the
cvunlt y 11quad total four m(;;n Cor art-: 'ophumore: Rctdnt Htll!
thJtl !lt'llf.OO. C u a t• h Eldon Flx und Murroy Btu'lle·y und 1
plhn:: In hnvo. tnl•ct. with Port frt!f:hmt n Oun Smelltnj! <tnd
lond U and PmUund Stnh: cui nvon Phtllips,
... The Right Flowers for That Special Occasion
Fifth Avenue Flowers
1037 S. W. Fifth A venue JSE (154 • pecJ
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8 p.m. 1
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The magtl' o! the nnmc "Roosc
tt" Ctl kd tht! Lew 1 !I und C In rk
, to cnpndty lor W~clnt>sdoy'a In Calirurnht, he cxpiUirll'd, IHJI"nt Jlnny s. Trumnn's com
each m~mlwr flf ,, Yuung l)fimo. pnign in behGif of tlu• lllino1S
C"r:ttl(' orgamwtl(ln is marlt• nn f!t•VI'rllrir. HoO!':cvt>ll rt'Piicd ttwl,
I convucntwu and tho c wht• houorury mt:>mb•·r or 0 full~flcrl-1 ~· lw hnd bt!cn tought on the
uott,:~ll ht'l!l 111 lu r••JIIcg«• dnya \fJ1dt•d ruund thnt ,Jnmcs Roos-, :u:d DemtlC'rDLic Jill! ty f't)rnmltlt·•· '"it •• I l • - • iO(Iu pu IC)' n doublc-toun
tit, eld•·st son.uf lht• lnl•• pr••~>-tln thlll.wt·y, the Yt•uny, Ocmn 1 ,10 uppnnrnt with 00,. rnan "hit·
hus _lnhentt·d n .fluod d••nl I plr~ct•d. m u pnstlton ot oellv•• pcu-1101.: high and nn1• hiltfn~ low."
the J>OI!ic nncl rmhsh wh1r.h lu•aphtmn 1n party politl•·s, SpNiklllf! rur tlw Dernocru~. hP
hill tnllwr n plucc n~ ont•l Roost v1.dt ancl Mom·o•• Swr·•Jt· deff•ndt·d tht• p1 c!t•nt odmlni trc~
lh'' gn•nt omturs ~11 our t~mc . Jnnd, Oemot'rllttc n:ltlonul eom-tion'J r~<:unl-p olnllng uut Lhut
)fo't of the Cnhl01 nia Dl•~fl· lllltiP(•m:lll I nun Oregon, .fiUtnmed , ur1•uptinn 11; 1101 l.'hnrint.d withu,
It'S speech lolluwu.J •.nultsrm I \lfJ tho• present polJticnl lti nu fl(l P3rly bnrri(:f und thbt the Ot:m()..
but he dt;pnrtecf fi'Orn this '"'liege campmrc~ by SBymg th,tt ''rnta hove 1 en the ll!lldQTI in
o•nough lo :Hn•JS lite posnt,.\dlOI Stt•vcnsrm's support wn~ r.:unpiiJgFIK lo f)Ur'f.f' COlTUPI of
"onc of the sot.!dcst things in t•nu11uully h1gh fur o dt'mocntlac fir·•J•Is from oflk••. Ue olUickcd
country Is lh&l rnnny qunltf· c·nndjdate buL thnt, bccnu c lhc lhc Republican JIOI'ty llJI !w-ing
i p•'Oplc, who do not nerve nny mnJonty of <:(lllr>ge Mudcnt,; oomc !unrlamcnl.!tlly the snmc party al
Jnh!H$l groups, will not ftorn t1ppe1 Jnullne br.wkds, the woN m 1he U:ol twniat era ruler
lor public olfire" lorgl'~t share ul most t~ludent IH>tl• the flrnt World Wor. The GOP,
tn nn interview nrtcr hts up-IUS nrc probabh bonstt"rs of th" Roo cv!'Jt wnmcd. is runntnl! the
at l.cw•s nml Olurk COP condadutc. Gl!ll• raJ Dw1r,ht cnmp<liJ!n nn 0 n('gatav• " It'
')SCvelt claborntcd on the way Etscnhuwcr . Time ror a chanc•" Uwm .. while
i\'lnch the Democralac part) m Alt<!r hi's ndtlre • Roo c•vch whot the country n~eds Is n pos
•ICorniu wns httC'mptinc to nl-•nlled ror qucslJ"rtJj from the Hll·lltave program, tn order that tllc
lste this conchtlnn by interest. dfcnn: and provtdc-d n chuckh• voter mny selcd which way hr:
lht:: young people in hcc:orn- Wtlh his reply lo Scott BParh'!: wislw to trtwcl dunng lht' next
l!CtiVC in politiC'S, • ,query as lo lhe purpoSo' of l'rcs·l fC1t1r .,l'Dr-' "
EST. 1867
XI Portland . Oregon. Friday Oc-lober 17. 1952 Numbu 5
oung Demos, Republicans Prepare
or Debate in Tuesday Convocation
Thr boltleticld on which 11ll'
o gH nt political P<H"tic. ore
~·~'"'!: for the top po~lhon an
Statt government will
located in the campu!~ l{ym
muJm TuesdU) \\ h< n the Young
'mocrnts meet with the Young
tpull>licans in dchntc.
Rcprc~entali\'t:S
will spcnk hom each
on tht· tuple:
cd, that the prt:sent Dcm·
ic administratiun has faalcd
·lu:('p tatth with thl' Amer1cnn ..
!tenaor prc-den
tnltJOT and pu.·•tdunt Of the ore Dulton Porter ~t·nmr Ll'onom· •
lC.'( mOJOT ~ nd memh<. r ol R1..
J'Ublicnn commLth:c• tn Ort•gon
and Bob Shoemaker, JUnior pr1
law mujor.
The Ocmoern~ holc.l thnt gov
:>rnmt.nt t·ontrols arc l:"'od in
:hem~dve .md tn lh~ pa~l lhl.'y
have only been u~cd wh~n dt fin.
1te needs havt! been establi"hcd.
They agrec \\'Jlh Charles Ev:1n
Hught~", 1916 Republwan nomin·
, e for prt:sident. that "corruption
''nnw~ nu party but is of th(• In·
dt\ tdunl." The I( roup also moin
tnms thnt war in any country
brings danger of war to ~:very
• ·lher countl)'. Frosh 'Dives In.
To Student Life
Ro •cr Shunnohnn bcc.am• tht
hr t mt-mb~r u( I he' class ul '56
to Jutn the Ordo r o( the Wt:t
Bt:unae us lw tested the tt:mJ)c:'r
nture uf tho swimming pool
Tucsdoy . Assisting him m his
",.xpcl'imt:ntal" plunge were
n•v4:ral hardy l'uphomur .. ..s whu
thought Roger hnd bt:{ n gc tling
aw:.t.v lung tnough with nul
wc:u·ing hili dink.
An uuforcst•en tt-ugc:dy OC·
t'urn.:d Whl n this d11stardly vio
lator ur low, ordt:r nnd tmdi·
tiun grnbb.~d Dun Morton and
pullt d hun in for c•>mp~ny. SwccUand cmd noo vclt mo
tun•l..l to lbc campus from Coo
Bny, urrtvmg u sc·unl five min·
llll'!i bcforo tht• Cnllfomlnn waa
•o deliver hts uddrc nnd ldl lm
m•·dtulely after l11r n downlown
Portland banquet.
In Uw hour that he WDR h"t''· actics
htH\: ever. thJJ ltc1r to n gren t PO·
Jlhcnl lrodhwn mode quit• on
lmpr ton on tho:re .:ath red
probably even upon thP pcrso.n
who were buay pa ing tJUt EUJ
l'nhi)W r huttons on 1 ht• gym l'h·p::t
C.t thP b1 r.inrun~ •)f t.hc ctm\ocn
:Jon.
Shirley Adamson lo Rule Over
1952 Homecoming Celebration
Scn10r Shu ley Adamson ret.nmed the class of '53's mono
JX)ly on homccommg queens by defeating representati\• or
the three other c1~ m this week's election.
Servjng in her court wiJJ be freshman princess Pntli
Throop, sophomore princess Cnthy Delistraty and jumor prin
cess Ann Grnnning.
Homec:omane 1952 .... ,u nppc:nr
Jn Cull drcs m!J(t 'I'hur!duy nnd
f riduy Wllh D full hllt Of UcltVll·
u~s :!cht'duh:d fnr the ~wp dny
Prcpamtfon for thr> numcr one
!uJI fc'IUVItr , .. an full wmg uus
wc~k·en(f nnd all th rou,gh the
next. St •pprd up neLl\ lty m float
production ond th•· lie ur bomc
roming b1Jtton by thl' Pap club
w\'LIJ give ,tudcnls 8 hint thnt
tlw two b•!! duv DH' !.1~ al
hand. Committee Plans
Creative Approach
To Religion Week
Lcwt nntl Clark s-•udent r,.
:1 ktd to help ln "Crentln~ a
Chr lHm Commumtv~· r• th~; nn· •
.,tJI!I Rehgwn-m-I...Ifc wcxk ob·
•cn•onccs •>pr•n No\'cmber ltl
Buttons. wharh nrC! tht' lldmis;. The thPm• Jectaf by fh.:-
aaon to all offici I homccumlnR rom matter• tj11s l \:ar, explnan• d
oct.ivthes, wall b · on <~lc Monday f'nrolvn V:mtz and Wally H<-rd
.110rnant• nccurding to Cloru Rurn- ~.:r. <'o-ch 1nm.n "pomt up tho
mel, button sales chomnun She nt:• d to c~ak 0 C'Qmmunal fcCJ
"Did lhnt D11 Pep club members 1ng on cnmpus Through the \."tlrJ
Wlll ~ sclhng the 11152 buttons. •.JS ndt\"la~ p..--ogrnrned durmg
The pracc is 25 <:Pnts. tho: wed:, we hope to fulldl t tl!
Frank Elhul~ part1dc ch~irmnn, .lltnl rcqul.l't:mtmt."
anounc<:d thnt ~II float cntri~ V~pcr !#eJ'\ Ires at '1:30 p m in
had been turned 1n nnd work \\.'tlS 1 the chllpel bt!gm tht-prog'1!m.
to begm on tht•ar l"ftn5lructJon lm-Spcctal musJc by the ('hotr, com
mt'<liately. bined with tt:ading will t Jgb.
Elli~1 also nnnounct.'<l thtJ priz-h •h& lhc everung.
t.'S to be aw:u~t.~. the \~ lnnmg Speaker tor 1~ .9 <~.m. Mundny
flonts m et.:h dl\'tStOn ot the pu-con\·oe .. Lion v.; ill be the R<>"··
..rocle whach \V.Ill wmU lhn,u.gh the
1 Lt.'OJW.rd OdJQm~. mlrubtl.'r OJ tb"'
downtown strq~t! FrtdJly cvr•n. W c s t m 1 n 5 t" r Pr ~ t nan
mg. Thn~ will be three diVISions C'hurch •
with on aw:.rd lor thf' winnt:rl Assemblies at 11 n.m Tul'Sdal;
uf cuch plus n ~rand sw~t.:P~t.akcs; 11 a.m. '\\'t.'<lne!>dny; J 1 n.m.
tmze. Thursda}, ;md 10 a.m. friday \li ill
In the mtJn's dh·a~ion, nn en- f'!lltur~ nddress~s by ,~~romincnL
(11"3vcd powder horn will be glv-Chruban lt>aders in tht north
t•n. The prize In tho! women's dlv-we.o;t. A c:ommunion at hfgll
:sion will be n p1on~r fire bel-aoon on Novcmbt!r 21 will com
lc..ows. In lhc mix• d di\•Jrion, n plett! the \\'e<~k.
cow's skull mountc.'CI on :1 nulhog- The commitlo..:e •Jf 21 students
pny plaque wall be the nwnrd nnd six lnculty mt.>mbe.l'$ 1;s nlso
The gr.1nd S"-'t ••psmkcs nwnrd making plans for mo:ning wor-
l."'lll .l·onsfst of a Jarge brunrc m~ I sh1p s "l>'jci!S. :llt»moon semiD·
dalhun be:annc the Lcwt.. nncl llrs :md rr ... tt!rruty and sorority
Clark seal mounted on n mnhog- dtscussions.
:my plaque, be:J.ring the wanner'~ Of particular interest to lhO$
•klmc and the dnte. All oC tlt d .. 'Smng gu1dance on reltc10us
aing suppllt. Democrat ·, and Keith
:l Cox, ~s. JllnJOJ prt' luw mnjor nnd Tht: Qu~:en-eled o! thl• 1952
IIomecommg wall t.tt: p1~nted
lo the student body durin~:; c·un
voeation . Shannahan app:m:ntly likt>d
the •:ool wutc•r nnd sUlycd !or
a wam but Murtun, Morton's
leuthu jnckt:l and Mort•m's
wrfu watch were only too ca&t•r
to sc•·amble out at one!!. trophies will be perpetur.l awards problems nn: the mdu.r1dunl llOII·
nntl will bt. kept by tho: orgunl· ~crenccs \\ hich may be scht.-dul·
~ations until lht• nl'Xl homec(tm· (>d dunng the \o.:+>ek w1th nn} of
·ng. th~ nsiting le~ciers. Bt!lt~ Yn'll,
IriS& of tht
wiag madt
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tck, as if
h, also
,mg and
f.\' eating prestdcnl, arc to <~~!rum~
ncgat iv<: po .. ilion.
l'aking lh•~ nCltnnntivc !><1and The tmtmlllll: ~>ophomure .......
1 u1wd to say ir Tut:"duy's ritual
wuuld btl the l nd of lhto! pledge
f'!.t.'iS fllr the Ordtr this yenr.
Kappa Della-Sponsored Forensic Tour11ey
o Provide Opportunity for Untested Orators ·
The Pionct.•r tournament, .a
tmnns speech c·ontcst sponsored
Pi Kappa Ucltu, nutionnl fo.
honorary, w til be hl'ld Sabin or Elimbeth Gnrdiner. 1 Tht.• st·ht.>dull- of l'Vt nts is lmcf·
Rule: ond :l ~Chl'<iUll' or the con-,ly:
test mny b(; found on t.•:lmpu bul-Wedne&day:
tctin bonrd . 2:00 2 30 A~:~ignments of num·
Pt•r'$oru from lhc Port land nn•a b<'rs and moms: druwmgr.
Wedncsduy nnd Thursday prominent 10 <:pccch wtll net ns 2:30·5:00 Ruund l nnd 2 Other of11cia.l ho~mml! nc:·, H!nlor, IS in chnrge of ;appomt·
tivitics Include rhc ;tlumnt·Spl•n- rnents.
::ort.'\1 chapel Thua,;dny, the 1Ji1·
J ·•·was nn_d Clork parod~: do'"'n· Speed TJmit Dropped
tOJwn F'ndny mgh1. the Wtll.,
A 20 mi.l.e-par-hour apoed
lim.it bas been insuaUed in the
area. bord•nng Collana-.iew1 sc:bool !rom a v.m. lo 4 p3n.
Monday through Friday.
Previously this l~ bas hod
a speed limll of 2S miles per
bour. I melle Cootbnll gnmr• nt thr• I I•
dtum s.&tunlny flllcrnO\m, vnl'i
ous aJumni·group dmners nnd
;ct-t.ogt!lht:N Snturdn) nnd the
final\• O( lht• I WO dO~' fest I \'Ill,
the homceomtng dunre m the
~ym Saturday niuht Only ad·
miss10n cbllrt.\."<1 for th""sc t::\'cnts
wtll b.• the purch3..."c of n buttlln.l ~:zr:::t::;;:;;:c=:::::::::m::~:::::::IJ~
Alumni President to Speak
October 22 nnd 23. judues. Thursday :
Thr l'OOtl" t is planned primnr- The extempore speaking topiC' 2:30-3:30 Round 3 For Homecoml·ng Serv ·ce
lor tho:~ ,,tudcnls wathout pa·· is "Th~ U. S Confronts Today's ·1:00 F'analist :mounccmcnts I 1
inlercollcgiat• · ••xpt.•ntnct Ucvoluliom •· 1'h<• atlt•r·dinnrr 4:46·5::10 Finnl ruunu I "Faith's D.)namtc .. Jil t '-the \\hl.!lt! he made his hom~ for the
IPCl'ch. Events ~lrl} offeu•ri tn Pf?llking topu: as ''AmeriC'nn ti:OO Dannt•r, nnounc· m~nt uti topic discuswd by Or. r'ro!d W.l m:xt .;o ycors.
pore !!peaking, nfh•r-dmn~or Head~'. Diet" , wmn~r No.:al~, prcsado!nl uC the Alta~nt 1 The Rt!Vt~t'..nd B~'Tun W. Trn~i:;,
1erve1, Gor· ~king and mtcrprctut10n I ~·lcmlton, nt the Hom!!( •mtn:!1 pustor of C:th·an· Presb.)ilcnan
Dale Brtl· StudenLo; m. v f'nl••l through Refunds Available From Bend Game chlilptl, Onobu 23 , .. hurch iUH.l oJum-;,u!f of Alb:lny
c:lally good cia . dot mthll y, int rl' I or L>r. N1 ale wall us~ his texproli-~l'Qil~(lc, d:oss of '30, wall • !ISIS&.
!ftO. Robert· ~LornuJ organilnttnn!< Winnt•tll All students \\ ho purchu:wd B•md lh: JJuinh:d out thul lht!l. em~, .1 u nus·iunnr)' an Cam-Dr. Nenlc in the wur&hap scn·t~.
m four car· . bt· unouncl·d und cup~ uw~rd ·l tit•keb to the Lt wa and Clnrk· t·ullt~~t 'z; t.mh-:tct with the Bend cwons, Afraeu, ~s the. bnckg10und 1 Bud Cox, .~nptoin uf the {o •l·
galned 1' Ill thl No\l('mbcr c•onvucutaon . Whitmnn game ut Bt nd two Rutury t'luh Jll'\'tfil'd thnl LC ,,I has talk whtt•h wtll bt• baso.d ball It nm, ''til b!' stud~nt lttad~r.
trophy will bt: givt n to the ·wt:eks ago ma} a..t their mont v st udt:nts were to IJ,• admittt.:u I''" the thHul{ht ur "~•vang 11ur .Mu k \dll be pro\'ided by the
his !trst
•cek but
n as he
c. runn
yards. l'fiUll~.:tlton gaining the most buck nl tht: athh:ttl' cliu ctm I rt•t•, liv s to Chtu;t," d~tlpcl ch~.Jtr.
nnd \\all be lu.'J)t by tluu otritt· I.C utriclllls ure trusting to I As ~· ~roduatc uf Alban) l~l-"Wt hupe this chopel ~~n: iC\'
rcantJ~lltCJn unt11 next vc·aa·'s Darech•t· Eldon Fix cxplaim·cl 1111' hont>lily or tht• individuaJ 1€' ·e, class uf WOII, 0•·. Nenlc tl1lln wtll gi\'•' ~ c.rillttS tunc to 3..."'1
· thot lht.• mix-up was due to u liludllnl t~ und will rnok~ n•hmd I ~.:nh!!'f'd tb~.: Mt.>Cormu :k SCJTUnW")' olh •rwlsc f.e!StlH Hotnt;t:nmu2 •
Contc:;tun t1)1 must n•gistcr by mi!'tmdt•Tlitnndmg (ln tho• p:u t to nil tho~•· who npplr for in Chlt·:tg•J Folluwmg grndunuon vruA:rnm," !ltu\ Lnuretua M~ o.:l"S.
....,~•uy in the uffat"c of Neil ol thtoSP :;l:'.lting the tlflmc nt them. an l~ll h•• tr:l\'dc:d to Afri~:•, ch:tirrn::o of the chapel committee. ~~.
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The Lor(/ ll ljJS Those . • •
In his Wedne!'day convocntJo n spcl~ch, Jom~s Roose\·~lt
touched upon a pomt wh1ch he manrtgl"d to }.a~ ovt.?t' in a
h1ghly charg\.'d sentence oa· two, regardmg the wtllingnf•s s of
the Amemcan public to participate itt pohtie$.
Mr. Roosevell smd that, t~., him. it wm; "snd" thnt more
qualifit.'d persons who s~r\'cd no spccml interest groups would
not a«~pl the challenges and duty o1 pubhc ofliCl!.
The gravity oi this situation lies t.'\'en deepc1 than m n
:.horlage or qualified cnndidatcs from whom to pu:k our lead·
ers. Jt b the und~rlving attitude behind this sh01 lage which
seems to us more fnghtcnmg.
The 8\'erage Americ:m, who .speak~ of n willingness lo die
protecting his God-given frct.>dom, is st?ldom willing to excr
dse that freedom by engaging in whnt ts commonly thought
or as ",P()hlJcal quagmire ...
In an association test, the first word commg to mmd upon
hearing the noun politJcwn , will itwariably be ''crooked ."
Rather than risk h1s reputation , safety and secul'lty to allc
,·iale such a condition, the Ame.ncan ciltzen finds it eas1er to
~amply cast hlS ballot and complain that he is being robbed o{
h1s right to choose hi~ go,·ernor:; bccaust! neJlh~r party hns
nominated a good candidate.
We do not speak of citizens of rcmott"• areas \\'hen we
make this charge. It Js wol'fully apparent on this campus that
the campaigning and the real mtcrc.'>t m politic:s-the cur
rents that may well change the shape and turn of events in
the world for future years-is being done by only a few and,
what is more. not by the real leaders of the student b1)dy. By
and lnr~c . those with any great amount of mClucnce on cam
pus me sittins idly by and twiddling their thumbs .
lt seems to us that 1t IS nearing the time for those students
who are studying . ultimately. for citizenship to shed their
apathy and take part m life as 1t is llVed and not necessarily
as it is found m textbooks .
U the college student of twenty-idealistic and optimistic
--cannot lead the fight for the preservation oi democracy then
what right has he to think that others should sa\'c it (or htm?
New College Budget Shows Extent
Of Help Needed From Friends of LC
To prov1de for me cost of op-CiJld !urnlshin£. !or tht: dormi·
crating Lewis and Clark college 40raes.
an these Limes of conunuang :m-The general fund I!XJ)en~t. ·s are
creases in pnccs and sal1111es. the dJvJded mto udmanJs trallonal,
trustees of Lewis and Clark col-$57,900; tnstructJOnol, $423,300,
lege have drawn up an cstamnt.-d athletic acti\"itu ;s, $32,900; oper·
budget for the year 1952-53 coli-atJon and m:untcnancc , $83,900
!ng for the expendi ture ur $69~ .-, nnd gL•net1ll nnd hnnneaal, 101,-
tiOO. ~00 .
This .ftgure .represenl.s a de-The 1~51 ·52 budget was unb~l.
crease of $22,791.79 .from last ~·ear. anet.--d m the nmuunt of $2,699.6 '1.
Of Uus amount, $ludcnt fees oc-This. tnc1dcntally, was th£• llrst
count !or SS29.500 whde other sn-.year m lhe hiStory of the college
came is denved !rom the .Pres-tn wh1ch nn opcrntmg defJdt has
bytenan board and churches, and eXIStl'<l. Pn.-s1dent Morgan S
nt.hlcuc octn•Jties. However. "there Odl!ll poultt."Ci oul that, whtlc the
still remams $79,900 to be ra1sed college hns alway.s btt.:n an the
from 1nends Of the COllege and b!nck, It hus been necessary to
people who believe: m the (l'J>C borrow money to t..."lkt.• care of
of thing that is betng done on this tmm~diu tt• expenses ns a great
campus. deal of tbc colle~c fund Was tiPd
An additu·mnl $80,000 must be up an op•,rtttJng PQtu.pmcnt and
nusc-d in th1s same manner to &upph e:~.
take care of the exp!!nses m· •·wtule It m1ght •wm thnt lht·
"'olved in mointaina.ng the p\nnl collt~ge as ope1111 ing on o ~hOt!·
and development fund. ThtS fund strm&... he •xplaincd, ""tt ss :1
tnkes cnre of sueh uems as cun· prdt)' strong strmg bu1ll upon
~trucuon of the baseball field, trust, (nendship and faalh m the
purcha;;e of books for the Ubrury work we arc dutng here."
Early Pies Urged By Annual Head
lncliYidual pic:'h.lrfl for the u for the lake of the yearbook
VOYAGEUR an now b~nng staff. The cos.t is $1.25 it the
ta.keu in B -11 daily hom 9 to U"udent"l ptcture appears only
11:30 a.m. and from 12:30 to once in the book an.d Sl.SO lor
3 p.m. more than one pubhshed pte·
Editor Bob BiauU utgH all tun.
students to haYe tbeu PJCtW'• The requ"tltd dreu i.s white
taken u aoon u possible for blous• for women IU\d white
tb lir ow a c:cm'l'nu.,ce u well du.rts, 1uits and ties for men.
...... ~ Gole1Stte Pteu
O!flc-.1111 put.llcnt.l•m of rh• Alll<oclutr!d tHud• ntJt "' ,,.. "'" JJnlf 1'1.-rlo; oolkc• J>ubllllh..Cl Wi!!!kl.)' ilurlnt.; Ul(l ·~lire ., )'<'Jir liUI.oll~;riJ•IIou n•h If: u.oo t"!!r , • :lir.
l:.'"nl .. r"d u• eur."(lnd eta !!! malta nl rortla.nd, •)r< Jt(>n
J'e•nue odlu.r aub achol4er
aoc:let~ e4J\oT Oatbonae Dell.atrat;r aport.. e4lt.or Tom O"J)a;r
A4YerUa1•• ana•a•u Mar• ••••• PIONEER LOC Friday. Octobclr 17, Friday q
1Agenfs Blunders Little Man on Campus ••• By
Prove Annoying
To College Editor
By Don Floren
U \'\IU hole sehoul, hll\'t no lnl· •
cnl, \'tm't write nr spell, h:we flll
nu1s1t•r.r of grnmmar nnd Urt\ m
gcncrul, one of thnt d:u;s known
II" loml!brruns, I would adVISt' } nu
to leave cdllt•Jlt! 111 once nnd bt~·
come a press ngt•nt.
Now l b~nr no purth:ulhr hftle
to thas particular class oi I rndcs·
men. who ply thetr l'Outcs w1th
lnrgc amounts of gust,, ond shnl·
low oratory nnd who can us~ thctr
I)Wn heads lor echo c:hmnbcrs, but
I am annoyed :tt 1111• thought of
such persons, obviously ill·fllh•d
Jot tht.• Job. mokmg a livmg wh1lc
I nm still purliutng my 1ud1es nnd
,;ponging of( the old man.
But, bt fun: bt."COmmg lost in u
~ of gcnernh tii.'S. let me pomt
out the COUl>C of m)' dlSCOmh turC
so thnl we moy exrunme together
the <:4\Usc o{ my nn~er nnd nsu•r
tain 1f 11 is not just1hed.
The fullowang uXct•rpts nrc tak·
en v~rba t 1m from n pr~ss n~l~alle
givt>n to high school und c,,llc~l ·
papers in this ateu. No hc~nst! has
bL'en taken wit.h them and no nl·
tempt has been made to Ct1rrect
the thi•ty-six spelling crr(\rs (nut
oountmg strikcO\'ci'S ), ten punc·
tualJon c~rors and mnumc rahl\•
gramatt cal mtsmk~s opp~urmc m
the twenty -nin~ typewritt en hoes.
To begin with, the author uf
this advance tells us that thl'l c
\\'tll be four mightly performances
nnd that all ticken will be rc·
servt.'<l. The whoh: tl.m • wtll be
chmaxed by a penomal appear
ance of the star, and thac w11l bl
verstile ~rformci'S npJ)l:al tnP
in it. r r
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'"Good morning. Profeuor Snnrf."
FranclAco ,, ht:t t 1l hos been play· child.J t•n 10 Demnark :md
lng to .old out bou1os.
Arnonf' th~ parllcipnnts m the
vauddev 1lle sh JW 1\ 11 be dacers.
mus•cnl impeuaomsts nd
ttt UPL '' 111 h we lh(·lr pup·
pen on parade.
Thl t r ot the show hot h1s
start th~? hnrd way, Wt.' art n
formcd, md 01h 'r 15 year-s apper·
ring m vadeville. he m 1dt. h1s
apa\she on B1oad • d:O ill lht.: fa·
moua La Mariniquo might club.
Nc ,. t cane ,1 Broadwa:"r shO\\ eount l'les.
Now un t•dilor expects lo
ft•r loss ur si~P. ner\'uus
russcd menls, low CPA, ·non~
wn to the S(JCIRI statu <~ O( D
rrm nnd a number of other
But to be iot ced to rend utiS!
of gtbbcnsh IS treason.
Howcvt.'r, af your lock or
plat"cS you 10 lane lo huld
JOb, wh\' more power to
Our buddinp
the show camn c.nbe add
dlreet hom thllt We wind up wath a reference to
San tht• svngl' which :.Jre liung by thu I'd nd\•itc you tu gctl o
llPl'\\'1 itu I rom thu gent
quoll•d ;1s has don't :;pell 110 On th~
WoJ
Sev
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St'''
tion nnd
The
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Frilhjof
Not•mnn
Jt•an B
ligion a
Spo~
Clark, 1 h
to fr:ll·nd
the ll'118UI
Duriq
Shnlcy A
piano, w il
Arnot
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Mrs.
on stnlc
(•n's club
New
FtlJ:Iinll, I
Mnrjorie
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which I
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The f
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CH 11639,
DeAn
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brought u
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Presic
_.,a" a. a· w ·-• w" .. BARK OF THE LOG~~.........,__.~ ,._T,.,h,:c~:gi~
(The following leUor was re
c:eiveci by rresident Morgan S.
Odell and is reprinted bore for
the beoofiJ o1 those who knew
Jhe writer while he was a atu
dent bore las! year. editor)
Dear Dr. Odell
As you know, I left Purtlond
nght a11.er school ended. Thuse
Jao:t few days in your country
whtch brough\ a I u II load of m.'\\
nnd interesting 1mprcssions and
t!Xperiences, from San Francisco
to St. Louis and Wa5htngl0n , D.
C., were an adequate conclusion
~or the year thot I had been able
to .spend in Amt•rica.
1 think I du not nl'cd to tt:-11
vou how valuable th1s yc:ar hw; • been to nte. 1 h. vc gained cxpe·
riences and knowlt ·d~l· which I
might not hovr. .lCqUitL-d other
wise. Even more thrm my studi~r.
it was the friendly coor.wratiun
and the living together with my
ff'Jlow students which taught me
to :ret.pt.'Cl and 10 understand As the foil··~ mes 1i~1 nl Heidel-1spent nt Lt:\\'is und Clo1 k I
buq~ univcrsatr do<~" not stnrt un :llway hu•n one ot you, I
til October 15 1 have been SPl nu hvcd With you, and I did
mg these last monU o; at home feel n forcignl•r among you.
"ith my fam1ly, ass1stmg my
father in hts research worlt.
When the semes t~r ~tart~ 1 urn
goang to contmuc my academJc
traaning by studymg history. po
htacal science and E:nghsh, thus
to make the fullest pos:uble u t
of the Ja~tycar. My plans as suet Very sincerdy yours,
Eckhart Franz
Bad Sooden- Allundorl,
Gcrmun)
Student Loses Glasses
have not changed, and as H teach A blut. dtmm Juckt:t "f
t-r 1 might be buck to the Sl4tes I pnu· ol spcctuclcs in thl!
com~: dny. was lost Wednesdlly, Octobt
OnC'C more r wnnt ) ou to ac-j by Art Enst wood. Anyonl:
ccpt my thanks for e\•erything mg the whl•nmbuuts or :su.
:-·ou and yoW' students gave to iacket 01 pair of glosses t$ a
rnc. J wnnl to tt:ll you one thing lu contncl EaAI wood m th~!
which IS, Pel hops, the best I ~it: dlparhnct nr at
t·ould l'<IY: Durmg the time I hov~.: ! !'\Q)( 381
Deadline Nears for Filing
Rhodes Award Applicati
\'icwpuint.s and ntt11udcs differ-Stud(·nts who art> quai.Utoo and Ioree oi chnmctcr nnd or ta:JSU: Pennsylvt
Dr. at
dlnnN M•
PI' •dent
Blue Key
Btue
mtn Octo
membus
Kraus anc
Tht: I
Wnddlc's
Four
Back," at
dar, Octo!
Akin
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Girls. Ctr,
All
aa.tocl We
AWS offi
Women ~
11am01 to
AI n
wns clec
Sprott as
made un ent 1rom those 1 hnd bL·t•n nc-interested tn app}) ing for Rhod\: to lt!:td und to take an int
rustomed to. From the expcncnce lichulanshaps this year should .c. his schuulmntcs: !dJ phystcol
1 bo\'e learned to likt )'our coun- Ol', ns shown by mt.cn·•t 1n " "G I Ot•an PI f'<tculty, Charles W Huw- ,., try and llS people so lhnt this . . dnur ~purls or an other waJf place at
d .... ,, f I the ard, unmt!dlut.cly to securt: apph· No ll'Stnctlon is piR<:L·d UP1 year muy prove \'Ct., c o I . . \':u-d, Fn
furthl'l" couTf>f• ol my hft• 10 moria' tflht•n. !orm~r:'fhc dc.~dhnt- for ap· Rhodl'fi S c h o \ lt :r 's
rhon one rf'SJ){!Cl- pht'lrtlan this )'f'l'lr l$ Nuvembt! r"l. tud1cs. +lt• mar,':liub~
. Rhodes :!!C'hnlnrs .Jup.s are !or us~ uppruval of his collccc, wort A da
It as only nawral lhut smct my at the Univcrst t\' of Oxford, Eng-thP Oxfu1d B.A. m on)' ~tonroc .
return 1 have bn·n t:allcd upon land. Appomhncnl<. are g~nerally o1·, Jf quuliCied by previous, .. _ From
f~t!QUtmlly lo shore lhc~~ cxpe-made for th<.• ptnod of two )"l.'IIf!l ing. mny be ndm1ttcd to r of a dn·ug'
&Jen,· •~s With others who nrc not 11nd :nt.· v;tlu~d at 500 pounds pt:r <tn udvonc:t·d dcgn·t· uch nJ tlt '50.
o~Icred the St&mc grcut opportu· ;l.'nr or J-100 1n t·qulvnlcn t Amer~ do1' of phllo1iophy buchcl~ Mr
mty. And n,; I hnv" a\tf•rnpt•·d, itun monq• Studunt.." who qualt dt•ncP, bnchelo1 of llterul Rl!beccn
while io America: lo work for tl Cy m IJ w.;rm d thn.t thuy should doctor of philosnph}. W:ts ex·
~llcr undcr&tnndmg of Ct!JnliU\)' b•• preJ)Grt d to augmtmt thiS by Sell ctlun 111 mlldc Wcltn
and thr• Ccrmanll dunng_ the nu. rome $120 ot thl!lr ••wn j u a;tr.t.e ~onmuU «<e waich
merous conv••rsauons and discus- ~~~t'lihn-s uac mode un th,·l mal•' up to .two cnodtd ... ,..
z,Wn! 1 wos ;,bit· lu contnbult: to. basis ul to 1 litl·rnn and a:cholct com.idunlton bv lhl· dish icl • •
I nm now trying. pluinly spPak-lie ubility and atu.unml!nt, Cb) 101\tu A di~tnc t c•>mrnitl•!t
inR. to cxpl!iln Aml.!ncn to tile qunhtli.!IJ ur munhood, truth, COUl t•l•·cta frum lht. twelve
German s. 1t is hert· that this lost age, dPvotaon to .futy. sympathy, ! dntt•s. nu mun• thun !our
year bL><.'Omt.:s o '\'3lun which got:K ksndhnt ss, unst•lhshncss and fel·• u twnt thr.i1· st11tea ns
beyond Uw pm"I!OnDI !Pht·r··· h•WShJP; Ccl t:.Xhibillon or mOrt•ll cholnTS. Oc'lobor I
••• By
n.ark anu
.ason.
lr lack of
to hold
''~r to YUU.i
~ett a
he gent
l speU $0
.d Clerk I
of you. J
nd I did n
mong you.
I)· you~.
jl.nz
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Glasses friday October 17, 1952 PIONEER LOG Pago Th~
On the S()cJtJ/ S1de By cathy o.,,,,,o,vlf-Si~d;~~ -C-;~~~il -P~~~; -R~-g~I~ii~-;~ --·~ Placement Olf!ce
W ' L : i Reports New H1gh omen s eague Honors ! For Political Campaign Advertising i ln Job Offerings
Seven Faculty Members In an effort to avoid some of the nnme-calling ond false Anyone ·n '~ pn
mll..,ng gelotmP or n::c•·lvtng At R t. T S d chargt•S whtch hove invariably followecl close electwns ht>rc <'omphunts from lrnw pt-apl ecp 1 on-ea un . ay IJil the campus, the StUdent COUncil hos npprOVPU lhL' fOllOW· houJd ru h up to thP pllle<:rn~nt
ing cJ,•ction rules whtch were Lubmittcd bv f'lcr•t10ns com- otru:.t: 1n PulLttmc mnnor, n - St \'(>n new f.tculty rnemucrs will bt honored 11 a fCCI'P·
tion mtl h~a lrom :.l to !l p.m. this Sundav in Stcwurt hnll. missaoncr, Gf'nC Arvidscm, thos· arc two or the JObs npcn
PUBLIC ITY to I.C studc·nts -They nrc Dr. Bl'nJHmm L. Simmons, diredor or l'lt•mcn·
tnry ~ducat ion ;Albe1 l Akins, physic,,] educntion inslt·ucto r
Frithjof Bergman tl!'stslunt in the philosoph' dt•pat tmt•nt,
Normnn PaMch~.; instJ'uclor in commerc·iJ.I lettering; Mt·s.
Jl•an Boyles, nuL.mg education; Rev. Chester L. Tolson, re
ligion nnd Rev. N. J..croy Norquist, New Testament Greek.
Sponsored annually by the Women's league or Lewis nnd
Clark, the group hns mailed out m01 c than a th•msnnd invitnt10ns
to friends o( tht: colh•J:l'. Mrs. Verne Duscnbt.''J' ss new president of
lhc ll'nguc.
Durang the tl'n hour in PnlntJOI' Munor, nn instn1mcntul lJ•it"
Shulry Adomson, viohn; Jtu-ce Annnln. cello, nnd Wlnnw Met·c •r,
p1ano, will providt• music. -
Among thl! thirteen wom~n presiding
Mn} or Dm-olhy McCullough Lee.
• • • at the tea tnblt• will lu• 1'ime Limit
I. No publicity may be poslcd
to voting. more thnn len dflys prior
2. All pubHcity must be removed nt lenst 2'1 hours before
• voting.
Posted Material
1. All material to be postetl concerning elections ancl can
didates which will make use of irregular or unusual lo
cations must be cleared, prior to posting. with head
custodian. Joe Hoopes.
2. Each candidate musl d~ignate one person who shall be
responsiulc for all his posted materiol, nnd who shall
sec that snit! materhtl is remon~d within the 211-hour
deadline before opening of the polls . M J JuUu JohnS(Jn, rlirl.'rtqr
1Jf plnt,..mcnt. reports thn\ thf.:r
ore more Job avoilnble t.o LC
stu(h•nt.s now than ever ~ fore
10 li1P hislllr)' or her l)f{k
She ~\lribut thas w two
fnctorJ One 1s the pres<:nt em
ployment s:stunttun an genPNJI,.
wh1ch 1• "pretty 'r05Y" tmd lhe
Othf't (rtclOr 15 the i;l'f.lWing rep
UUltJon rn the LC plnccmen l
oCltce with emphJ) ern "ho ha\
bet: n gaven nturfoctory ACTVIO
h•Jre.
Mrs. Robert Grndy oC lhl' League ut Women V11h rs will spt•nk
on stntt• elt><'hon 1 sues ;1t thL• first f:..ll meeting or lhe Faculty Worn·
fn's club at 2 ·30 p.m. today in the lounge of Akin holt. 3. Any disputes involving the above regulations may
appealed to the student council. Mole models are n·~edtod bJ
~ national clothing concern ond
JOb ore olso open m nc:counl
Jng, typmg, eonduc:ung tour.,
bf.! runmng a snuck har, tel 'IIISICID
work and mnny othC!r Cit ld . ----- ~ New otr1c<r ., presiding Cor the Cin;t lime includ~ Mrs. \'crgil
f()J!dnll, prt!Sid&mt, Mrs. Laurance Tomlinson. vic~> prt!Sidtml: Mias
~1ni'JOri() 1-"l'SSl•nd(•n, se<:retary, nnd Mrs. Donald Balmer, lrf.!asurer. LutheranStudents1 Churches of Christ Announce Contest
Mombors of tho fecuUv and staff aro invited by the campus
Fosler Paronts" to .partic:ipa.Jo in the Foster Parents progro.m tion Will hold its orguniz:ationAI Tht-Nntionnl C~unCII or the be liWt.~nh:d _to two gruup l"'n-
whlch haa "adopted' throe war orphans. Support for the c:h1l·
1 "•l' M d" • 0 ·t·•b. .,0 l Church,•s of Chnsl nnnnuno:cs SlBt.mg or htch scbvol-oge C:OJ"'oo
f mt"' InC on u~, <. "' cr ~ , D • d • dr•n comos rom tho proceeds o{ three monthly potluck din the home of ncting rcSid~nt plans for n nntion-w•d~ es~~ny con-h:stanllt. 15 to 18 :;cnra, nn CQ.-
nera • M • t'll b • p ' test on the Polnt-4 program . Jegl!-oge parll<:Jpant.s, 1ll to 23.
• h 1 nn ' cr ) · b Chi f r th The ~roups mel•t m faculty omcs on t w second Mondny, the Sl~de,;nls will mccl nt tJ:IS pm. The cont• ~t, startsnr, Nbvem er e requirements a c c:on.-
lhlrd Wednesday and the fourth Tu~sdoy of each month nnd I'Och !or n pot-luck dmncr, followed by 1 and closing llt m1dmght. March h:st ar~. that the ~Y be kt:~
person pnys $1 lor the meal. Anyone mt(!rested m thiS type of volun-0 socsnl nnd bustnt!SS meeting. 31, 1953, 1 open to all Amcr1cnns to 1000 words or less nnd de
Iter nssistunce mlly contact Mrs. Ralph Sc:ott, dtnner courdinntor, l.SA adv•s,•r ,as the Rt.!v. LeRoy between the ogc of 15 and 23 wtth the moral resporudbili'Y of
CH B639, or Mts. Franc1s G1lchnst, treasurer, CH 4248, NorquiSt instructor in Greek. All Pnz, awards totnlinc $1800 will the Umted Stntcs and the under-
• • • !ltud!!nls 'intc& estcd arc invited to C . I D. l Q de\elochpcd countnesh Cont.e!>rt.lthnt.s
Dt>nn Frel'dn Hurl2Jeld will attend the seV(·nth annual confer-nttcnd. ra1g 0 lfeC pera mll) oose any P ns~ o -
ence uf the North'' est C•Jilcgc Petsonnel association today nnd tu· The LSA 15 afCiliotoo notional-, B G'Jb I d S Jl' top1c ns subJect !or the.1r nl s.
morrow. I With the Lutheran Student As-y 1 er an u Ivan Further IDformallOn about the
Sh" will lead n d1scussion group that will expl11rc Cudher idl.'us s~ctatlon uf America which holds Audhmns. 1 • ull by J l. f'ntest ;;;n>~ b~ ~b
1t;m~ b~ ;:r::
brought up by prcv1ous SJ)t!akcrs at the convention, nnd will prcsid•• an nnnual conference called 3 one-net light opt:-rn by Gilber.\ n~ t~ '~ tom
1 C ~eU of
at the Snturday lunclwon. Theme for the c<m!cr~'ncc IS "F.ducutlon ''Ashram,'' nn Ind10n w<,rd mean· and Sullh•nn, Will be ht>ld soon mChlltc"~h a ~
91 o;.: Ado ....., s•
!or u Free World." .. 1 1 1 " urc n, •~ l n .. .., ... • • • ::,'g Ncorph()rt:a sp!r tua'll qlucsl•dt. Ardl.'n Cr;ug, stage diruc\O& or the Chicago 3, Dllnois.
• • ht! ''' t west reg Jon WI to n 11rod uction. announced tip w~ck. __
Pre 1dent ~nd Mrs. Morgnn S Odell Will leav£' b~· oir Ochlbt•r 22 r.:tt cot Octobt r 24·26 at Camp The light opera will be gtven
f<~r tht CtJ 1 t(la 1t to altcnd th• annual fhectmg7
ur. lht• Countil pn Go1 mly ncar Yakima, w~IS.!'llng· on cnmr.sus 115 0 studcnt-d1r~.:ct-Timesheet Deadline Set
Th<>ological Educal10n of the l>l·~sbyte rinn church ot Buckh~ll F'hlls, t on, 1ng pn>JPCt for drnmatic produc-
Pennsylvnnin - t1ons nnd w•ll b~ nvailable tu the
Dt·. nnd Mrs. John Stork Evnns entertained the music fat'ulty nt Alums Begl'n Camp,.;gn d k ~ publlc through lhc stu cnt spca -dinnu Mondnv ev(ntnf.! at the University club. Spccinl guestS wNe For Membership Fund ers bureau.
Pre ~ idcnt nnd Mrs. Odell. Required for the leading 10lcs Blur Key InitiatctS f'lve 'I ht A lumm : und camptUbO. • arc two banton1~. one bass, two Blue K(·y, wmor mt·n's notional honor fraternitv, tnitintcd Jtvc
1 which u"'cnt . .'d the fir.st week in
~ tronors ond one soprano . men October 12, m the faculty lounge ol Palatme manor The new OctDbt·r, wtll run until spring The story tells of Angt ltnn who nwmb£ 1 , art Hobort Do•is. Robort Hawkins . Donald Hines, Jim
1 term ncc:ording to co-chairm•·n
is lt!ft lit the nlwr and sues the Kraus and Lloyd Sturm. Gltmn Mickt!l'>On, '49 and T~IT)'
b wayward groom for brcuch ol Th' smhahon was followed by the Founder's Doy anquet nt Cndy, '50.
promt:;c. The ]Udge. nfter cnre· Waddle's lcstnura nt. Lcu~·rt; hil\'C been :sent to alum· ruuy consldt•rmg both Sides ol"
• • • ni informing them o! the drive.
Four fl'eshmcn ~tudents \\ill conduct a pan~ I. ''Frosh Tnl}Q; Those who C(lntributc $5 or mort! the cnsc, deddcs lo marry the ' Check .n p .. yment !or student
help wm be issued by the bus
lOess office on th<? seventh or
eoch month. Time sht:ct ior
rny month mu.s1 be submll'tt.d not
later than the th1rd of the nl':d.
month. nccording to F. F. Fon;.,
ch1cl nccountnnL.
Back," at the Student Christian association meeting, 7:30 p.m. Tul's-will rcct!ive a membership to the Wct!ping bride htmsclf. ,•, Jacket An~·on 111t ~ t...... m"'~· c<>n S.W. lOlh 111 T•ylor·i. F•rry 1hL in tht: dal'. Octobl!r 21, in PuiMine mnnnr. All students nre tn\'itcd to attend. ussociution. Membership entitles .z e t·.~ •=u .. " • i Capitol Hill
HaircuUing Shop
Haircuts SSe
ny Ortolx • • • them to studt:nt rates to nll th~ ~~n~r::t_C~ra~i~g~, ~~~·x~· 22~5~7
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Anyone 11~1 Akin hull ~iris will ent£•rlnin their dntes nt an informal gntn· Portlnnd caml·s and fre•~ ndmi~-
uts of mng lomonow t:Vl•ning at 8 30 p.m. in Aksn hall lounge. swn to tht! l'OIIegl' plays fti\'cn
lasses 18 a Cirls, Clrla. Cirb durmg tht! school year.
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All campus women a1'1t urged to a1tend a meeting of the Asso·
tia.tod Womo.n Stud•nts at 12:45 p.m. Tuesday . Oc.tober 21. in C 22.
A WS otficen and olen ropresen.tatiYH will disc:uu coming ec:tivitt".
Women in.ter•ated. ln working on eomrnitte•s should au.bmit their
llama. to Joan John5on . Box 552.
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At a 1 eccnt Alpha Gnmma drestl mc:cting Clnn, Lou Rumm••ll
was t'h!Ctl·d nnd installed ns sccel'tury. Al~o in :;l:lllt'd wus F1•rol
Sprott us rcportc1·. A nc: w mel•ting ploqu~ !or the Alpha Gnms wns
rnade ;md n:n•ntly placed on the bulletin boord by Bev Sluyter.
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Job Interviews Open
K. A Brook!i, r~git~nnl opc:r
attnr manager of ~lontgome1 y
Ward md compan\' witl be l)n
cumpus ut 2 p.m. M(.)nday, Oclu·
bt•r 20 to uullinl' Wnrd'~ ston•
mnnngcment program to posslbh•
future cmployu.!S.
~ntercst 1" A "Gasgnrt,·n" purty for 'lll Ct:'rmnn-speaking sludtmts will take
other wa)1 place at the home u! Rowena Owt:n, 10232 S. W. T~rwllli..: t•r boule
plttc~.:·d up:f \lard, f'nday, October 17, at 7:30 p.m. Managemcnt posjtions would
bt' in the fi~ld or fl'tnil mcrchnn.
dising in the Northwes t. Th~·
mec tln~ wlll be open to all Jan
llal ,. and June graduate.", regard~
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pn:vtous
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A duughtcr, Elm Lt•e was bon1 Oc\llb~t· 6 to Mr. and Mtoc, Bill
Monruc, Oregon City. Thl• mothf.!r is Beverly Chindgn;n, t•x-'53
Jo'rortl Evnnston, lllinoi~. lomcs the announcement oC lht• birth
of .1 daughter, Guylc L.ynne, to Mr, and Mrs. Dnylc Bt~.tch. B~.:•nch wns
'tx "50. •
less of mnJor.
All uppmntmcnL'I to intcl'\·h•w
Brooks t~hould be mode at lht•
plnc•:ml•nt oHice wlth Mi:-s Juhn
Johnson befon• Monday.
STACEY'S BUDGET
SAVER SERVICE Mr nnd Mt'S. Mul'shull Burnutt nnnouncc the f>lrth o( n duua:hl• r,
nt!bcccn Jean, bnln October 2. Tht: mothf'r, fornwr Marlys Pn.-ntiu•, ~~JRTS
Wit. t:x ·'51. Runu;tt wus •• 'b2 KJ udunte and ir. t•mployt·d by tlw Cnun· SWEATERS 59c 1y W dfurc divlaiun in Bt•ncl. SLACKS
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Bakeries Toiletries
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Features TV for Students
(Pa.id Advertisement)
The New Bul'lingamc fountain and vari~ ty is the nfi-cam
pus, betwcen-cl:~SS sOcial center for Lewis and Clark studt:nts.
l)uring World-St.>nes, LC students pack~ ''Burlingame"'
to vi~w the diamond action orl TV and to ~njoy the products
of the fountain. The fact that you can still get a cup of C(.\ffet!'
for a nickel there nppenlcd to n great many who hod JUst
finishetl pnying their tuitiou and buying their books and
couldn't afford more.
Of course, the series is o\'er now but patrons of the • !' e\\"
Burlingame founlain and variety will find the video set still
operating daily.
Besides n C()mplcte fountain service, th~ New Burlingame
offer~ tlcHcious hambur:gers for only 30 cents. Add o milk
shake to this anti you hn\'c n delicious meal for only h. If n
dollnr.
For con,·enicnce, the New Burlingame cnn't be beat. It's
only n couple or n•inutes from campus and offers quick ser
\'i<.·c nn<l low prices-two important items to the student who
is pressed for t1me and money.
An e~ll·:, economy fa<." tO!' is br~u~ht in be\.'.3U c they
al~o iS!»lll: S & H Gn·cn stnmps with all purc.-hnses.
For a hon<ly. e<:OnQmicnl rcc~ fr,lm the hustle and bu Lie
of campus lif\?, for u quick between-class pick-up. Lewis and
Clark students hnve found nnd are c<•ntjnuing to find the
I Nt'w Burlingame foumnm and \'Driety hnrd to bent.
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CA• PIONEER LOC Friday. Octob.r 17. 1
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Dorm Succumbs, Touch Football Players Engage in Intramural Action W Teams Meet
In Crucial Con&'-'
Saturday Eveni Faculty Squeezes
By All Tired Outs
The Phogbound Polecnh
hurdh.•d another obstacle in
their pursuit oi the independ
ent cro\\'11 "'hen they ~laugh
ter~ the McAJ~ luall men.
34-i. lnst Tue. dav. •
In the only other game last
Tucsd. y. the Faculty te-am
.kept 1ts reeord clean by nosing
out th All T1red Outs, i-6.
Dtspln ing offenst\"l! nnd defcn
St\'C platoon whtch would make
a varSJt) conch envious, Uu~ Pole
cnt.s O\ crwhe.lmcd the1r smaller
dorm opponent ns they notchl.'Cl
th .. tr second straight wm. No :few
er than stx men entered the scor
mg column for ilie \"ersatlle Pole-
cnts.
Kenny Gould started the after
noon massacre when he! passed to
Bert Ste!m for the first sc-ore of
the game Th~ Polecats rcverst:d
thiS p&Stng combm hon n f··w
moments l:ttcr whrn Sh: m pa~~d
to Go· 1-l r ~ six J>'lt"'t..
Gengler Starta Cbuclrlng
Chuck Gengler tnh:r~ptc..>d a
Mc:Afee pass tor another TD in
th~ <._-cond quArter. Th~ Polecat
delcnsl\ c plaiDon took over the
of!ense 10 the second halt as thu
loog-und•!r\\ ear clad lnd.s b~:gan
to roll. Gengler threw TD passes
to Kl~:st. Stan GeoreaJakts and
Adrinn :3S the Polecats rolloo up
a 34~0 lend.
THE NEXT DAY --------------
GraSS Begins to Sprout
On New Baseball Field
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We "' re a bil sk.:plie&1 when I <-.-onl• rtence. Almost ony t"'ilcgc m
the admmastration nnnounc_d the NW loop, With th.; cxceplion
tlutl LC had n new bas~.:ball field of Whamnn , can wm the 1952
crown,
~~tcr \\"'ltlD£ r.v·"-1 yv_a-for • .u '... u.a ,., ThlS v. • ck'a opponent, Cullq~e
tbc rompletiotl of tlus glorious uf ldRhn, tound that cvt~n lost
proJl'Ct. )'car's cellar dwo•Jh:rs, Wsllamt !tl••,
But the odvent of arass on the cnn be o real threat as tlw Covotl'Ji • plowed cnrth IS the clincher as but-1)· \1: on, 7-G. Pnciric' .s slaujlh·
hn n! we ur•· '-'C•ncemcd . The olh.,r t•·r of Whitman ngum tabs thl•
promi es, rucb as Jighl& ond B>~dJ:• ·t s o strong cund1dut•!cS tl)
stnnds, ·wrll have to n!:lc:h a r;rmi-r epl'at theu co-cht~mpson ship .
Jar sotng • or dcvclopmt:nt bdorn Pr• •dtdlt•n of llw WI • ·k ••. thf'
\'>e will accept 1hcm. Polecats wsll phl>g by the scl'uppy
Severn! anlcJ1t..--sting conclusions but und..:•·mnnn• .d Jo'&cullv team • can be drnwn lroro l0$1 week's .•. I.C will bent lh• Cuyott'S tf
NW conference results. Firl!t of th•• Pionc~'rs cnn u.<cm· n~otc thnn
all lt't'a fact• rt. Lewis and Clark 1 cvt•n pt.unts ••• Rro,klyn wtll
lsn't the only suong t om tn th•• ·win the 1053 World Series. O"S.
Conch Pt·c-ku\•t•r {)Inn~ on vury
ing Ius nttad: for tlu f!flnw tn·
fllflrruw night Wtlh to:>nc•·ntralron
<.n lhr! Piunc·q· nia 11rm The Pum.
f"f'tlJ bastr. off•·nsivt • fnrrnotwn i~
the spht-T. whtch tS u!Jo u <d
h\' the van1lt v • • • -
Femmes Plan Future
Basketball Tournam
For lhc femolc!i o{ Lewi5
Clark coll~:iw. the WRA is SP\1-~·
11orinp ,1 round-robtn b.tsketba
tournnmt.:nl hcgmrung Novctllbt
13. The games wtll be pltlyt'd
noon till I :20 p.m. on Thu:r.;dllJ
Precedine the tournament,
pt<lcticc t-t.:S!Iions urc
Cor October :lO and No\ cmtwr
The ot 1-'anilotion hopes to
::cvctal t~ .uns lmm lht• JU\r.,..,ri ~
u~ nnd dorms.
Ruuners Plan Meets With Pilots, Vikings
Tlu: Lcwi!l and Clark '-"russ-,ll'g• : Th(> mcmbl•r Cl{ the
cvunlt y 11quad total four m(;;n Cor art-: 'ophumore: Rctdnt Htll!
thJtl !lt'llf.OO. C u a t• h Eldon Flx und Murroy Btu'lle·y und 1
plhn:: In hnvo. tnl•ct. with Port frt!f:hmt n Oun Smelltnj! <tnd
lond U and PmUund Stnh: cui nvon Phtllips,
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