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WASHINGTON, FRIDAY, 15, 1939 Z— Boo VOL. VIII. No. 10 SEATTLE, DECEMBER <*&*>" Eleven Delegates Will Women Students Announcement Third Annual College Night Pick Chairman, Debate in Tournament Of Homecoming Held Tonight At Providence Date For Tolo Play Presented, Father Eleven high schools have notified McHugh and ChairmenMade Students McGoldrick the co-chairmen,Ellen Students of Former Names acceptance Heads The Women Seattle Joe McMurray, of their Robinson College will have their Annual meeting, held Honor Students Fourth An- The student body of imitations to the Tolo on Friday, January 12, 1940. 8, openedby Ad High School Forensic Tourn- on December was OfS.C.Announce nual Gaveleer Dance Bettie Kumhera, chairman for Smith, the ASSC president. Mary Approximately 500 parents and ament. the Tolo announces the following Buchanan read the minutes of the guests are expected to attend the From Spokane will come Gon- committees. The ticket-sales com- previous meeting, and a treasur- ComingMarriage thirdannual presentationof Seattle zaga and Marycliff; from Yakima At Casey Hall mittee will be headed by Rose- er's report was made by Bill Kelly. College Night this evening at 8 comes Marquette and St. Joseph's mary Weil and assisting her will p. m. The seating capacity of Academy; St. Mary's Academy Forhan, Chairmen Announced Bans of marriage were an- Hospital ' be Mary Buchanan. Tot Highlight Advisory Providence Auditorium Winlock has also accepted President Al Plachta announces Mcßride, Mary Williams, of the Board nounced last Sunday at St. Jo- anticipation from will sponsor Eileen report,given by chairman,Bob Margaret has been increased in the invitation: Tacoma willbe rep- that the Gavel Club Virginia Gemmill. Arrange- the seph's Church for Miss of an overflow crowd. of the Winter Quar- and Hiltenbrand, was the announce- Peabody and Robert Smith. resented by Bellarmine, St. Leo's, the firstmixer ments for patrons and patronesses Mr. Immediately after the entertain- Acquinas Academy. Seattle ter on Friday, January 5. The Mitchell, ment that Anne. McKinnon and The date hasbeen set as December and Casey will be made by Ka y ment, the main auditorium will Prep, ODea and Holy Rosary will dance will be held at the Peggy and Lou Sauvain were approved as 20 for the wedding, to be held at dancing. by chairman, with Rebhahn Joseph's be cleared for Refresh- present from Seattle. Hall, and music will be offered co-chairmen of the Annual Home- St. Church. recep- be the same Ellen McHugh assisting her. Anne coming celebration to be given in Peabody graduate ments will be served in the Debate Topics Sid Woody's orchestra— Peggy McGowan are Miss is a of tion the faculty members gave a very good Smith and February. Mr. Hiltenbrand also College the year 1937. She room and The question for debate will be, orchestra that for the programcom- the of will be presented to parents of the account of itself at the Junior co-chairmen reported that requests had been was president of the Associated Resolved: The FederalGovernment mittee. by College Night students. operate the rail- Mixer of December 1. made the Com- Women Students during her senior should own and Music and Hall mittee $25, $4 for the Com- School Days roads. There will be a total of Jack Robinson has been named for year. mixer with Sheila The committee is working hard munity Fund, and the Gavel Club Mr. Smith was Student Body Following the outline o f last three rounds of debate and two of chairman of the High finals, withthe Davis as co-chairman. Mr. Robin- and the completed plan will be an- requested $25 for its annual president for the year 1936-1937, year's successful skits, the pro- oratory, outsidethe School Debate tournament. expiration of first round of debating starting at son, a new member of the Gavel nounced after the holidays. Several graduating at the gram will feature a playlet, "An Club, has already proven himself of the better orchestras in the Dean Speaks his term. He was also editor of Afternoon in a Village School." 9:30 A. M. during at K- C. to be a most energetic worker, and city are being considered and the S.J., spoke a the Spectator at one time Bob Irvine, Drama Guild head, Finals yet Father McGoldrick finals will be held at 7:15 it is believed that under his chair- site of the dance has not been to the students on the his school term. has been directing a cast which The both an few minutes Ward Smith, brother of the p. m., the Casey Hall. Judges manship this dance willbe chosen. subject of registration, which will includes Genevieve Osterman, Ad in suc- groom College graduate of for the final round will be Deputy entertainment and a financial Tickets will be $1.25 per couple Ibe closed on the 20th of December. and Smith, Ellen McHugh, Elinor Prosecuting Attorney Charles cess. Says Mr. Robinson; "Plans and the romrtiittee urges the girls will 1936, will be best man. Miss Pea- Beechinor, Mary Buchanan, Vir- He announced that classes body bridesmaidher Rails, Roseanne Flynn, alumna of are under way to make this the to get their dates early. As a the Fall on Dec- has chosen as ginia Gemmill, Kay Leonard. College close for Quarter Charlotte. Chott, Plachta, the College, and Paul Volpe, head best mixer that Seattle helpful hint to the boys, there ember 15. sister Others areRita Al Department at ever given." January 5, Ushers willbe Herb Conyne,class Bill Miller, Bill Kelly, Bob Irvine, of the Economics has will be a mixer on 39, College. so be sure to ask the girls. Editor Lectures of 37, Fred Conyne, class of Bill Berridge, Barbara Fallon and the day, Smith, president of A. S. " interested are urged to at- This is a n event of the year The guest speaker of the and Ad Mary Erskine. All Fay Ottowa, Canada, and brother of the groom. tend the final round of debating that everyone looks forward to. Mr.Robert of S. C, Honor Roll Christmas Beckons huge publisher of the Social Forum, Saturday evening. A cup will be The Tolo last year was a and Father McGoldrick, S. J., Dean of the oratory. success financially and socially. spoke on the problems the Church awardedthe winner vigorous MacGregor Heads of Studies, will announce the Fall cup will be presented to Students Homeward Bettie Kumhera states that this faces if there is not a re- A second sumption Catholic intellectual Quarter honor roll students. Se- the school representedby the win- will be a great dance. of limited to and moral life in the sphere of so- Spectator Staff lections on the list are ning team. Individual members of For Yule Holidays with a 3.5 average or better. cial justice on thepart of its mem- those the victorious team will receive Coming Other speakers will be Father awards willbe given bers. For Year J., medals.These At theclose of classes this after- Ends With address on the subject Corkery, S. President of the out after the final round of de- of Retreat A brief College Smith, student noon, it will mean the close of the Retreat was given by Fr. and Ad bate. time— Christmas Necessitated by the more urgent body prexy. Smith will also act classes for some Plenary Indulgence Corkery S.J. Aegis, Luncheon Tomorrow willbe on for SeattleCol- duties of guiding the Se- as master of ceremonies for the vacation Money Expended College Editor Bill A luncheon will be held at the lege. attle yearbook, evening. 12 noon to The Junior and Senior Girls re- During the regular business Kelly retiring from active serv- Assembly Hotel from S.C. students will grant- is high school A fewhundred treat culminated with the meeting it was moved and second- ice on the Spectator staff for the Glee Club 1 tomorrow for the catching trains, buses and even plenary indulgence of $25 appropriated from entrants and for members of the be ing of the ed that be remainder of the school year. As- Musical numbers, including sev- aboat or two; while a few hundred the Pope at Benediction on Thurs- the student body treasury for Col- quarter selections, will be Gavel Club acting as hosts. "Grabbing" suming his duties for next eral Christmas more willjust be street day afternoon. Father Beezer con- lege Night, and $4 towards the MacGregor,present various parts of the Gavel Club members will also Nevertheless, they'll all be $20. will be Gregor rendered in cars. veyed the thought that to be* Community Fund quota of program by the mixed glee clubs, act as chairmen of the prelimin- bound,"studies forgot- news-editor. "homeward peace of mind and with the worlft After debate on both sides of the changes and additions on the men and women's glee chor- ary rounds of debate. all set to travel in one of at peace appropriated to Other ten and it was necessary to be question $25 was staff will be the appointment uses, the male quartet, and the longest vacations the college High School De- the the with God. the Gavel Club of Jack Terhar as news-editor,and womem's trio. has known. His discussion on Penance and bate tournament. raising of Bud Staake to the In commemoration of the season, Trimmings enlighten- Mary Bill Miller, the Christmas the Holy Eucharist were Buchanan and sports editorship. Jack Terhar was the decorations will feature ever- "evergreen" is many the Informal And when the ing to the extent that of co-chairmen of the Fall formerly sports editor and Bud green festoons, red candles and stockings hung $40 treasury. trimmed and the girls had several new ideas in turned over to the Staake a reporter on his staff. Christmas trees as a background smugly under reception of KOL on January they'll all be tucked [regard to the proper Over station Doris Chapman will retain the for the Bethlehem motif. The OMMENT the covers "while visions of sugar the two sacraments. The general 5 a radio program will be given editorship for future is- programs,however,willcorrespond their heads." whole days me- by Seattle College in charge of feature CANDID plums dance in idea of the three sues. Harold Young, present re- to the "School Daze" theme. By out-of-townerswho oneself before Bud Bader and Al Plachta. They Among those diation was to know writeeditorwillbe advanced to the Students As Hosts will see Christmas in their own trying to know others. announced that there is a search managing Margaret Mary D. Sander- BETTIEKUMHERA Herb at post of editor. Co-chairman hometown are Joan Sullivan, Those attended the services on in the school for hidden talent will also hold her po- son and Ted Terry urge all stu- Roy, Cartier with the appear future programs. Scheubert Sudmeyer, Bob Marie Columbus were pleased to on sition as assistant editor. dents to bring their parents. They — Yakima. Cabrini which Santa Claus Rides By Kumhera all bound for medals of Mother stated, "College Night is not a Bettie Yuletide at Home Sisters presented them. They Nora Brown was introduced by " Today marks the finis of the the date affair. It is an occasion for Tacoma will welcome with open were asked to pray for the can- Bill Kelly, who announced Jim fall quarter and now is the time Christmas Basket fathers and mothers to meet the arms Mary Doherty, Rita Croteau, onization of Mother. Hunt as the school's choice for the a social for when S. C.'ers take a few seconds faculty rather than Bud Staake, and Tony Buhr. role of Santa Claus at the Junior younger students from the collegiate commotion of the element. The South Bend takes its toll in the1 Mixer held on Dec. 1. In adver- FundDriveIs On turn in being hosts and last week exams to pause in sur- Kremel,Betty tising gave an take their happened persons of Margaret the mixerJim Hunt Ihostesses." prise and wonder what— Noonan and Dorthy Felber, while Providence Retreat able performance in his role for to the past two months . "Temp- Salget John McHugh benefit of the student body. Tags, for the purpose of raising Betty and the for us fugit" they say quietly then among dashing off to meeting was adjourned upon money for Christmas baskets past willbe those The patter on down the steps the and Geraldine Gillespie, Spiritual Success a motion by John Diegnan until needy families, are being distribu- Pre-Med. Honorary hall and Everett College students typical flurry of the front Mary Buchanan and Mayme Hud- the sth of January when another ted among Seattle fill out registration cards so that son—all of the Sorrento— will be The annualFreshman and Soph- ASSC meeting will be held. at ten cents each, according to Discusses Plans they may utter the same phrase Spokane-bound. omore retreat at Providence Hos- Larry Hoeschen and Frances Mc- at the close of the winter quarter. opened Tuesday, Dec. 5, Guire, co-chairmen of the drive. Distant Parts pital was At the monthly meeting of the Looks as if we have one of those Walla Walla, Monroe, Olympia by the Sacrifice of the Mass. The Retreat The committee chairmen have hands Successful Chari- Pi Sigma Chi, pre-medical honor- "viscious circles" on our and Snoqualamie come in for their Rev. Father Peronteau, S. J., was obtained from the Catholic For Men Seattle, list of thirty ary,the mainline of discussion con- again. share of holiday-ers with Al Plach- in charge of the 3 day retreat.The Students ties of a plans acceptance and " forget to bring your par- the needy families, and are anticipat- sisted of for Don't ta, Bob Perron, Bob Dempsey and first conference concerned initiation of new members. ents to College night tonight. Helen Jordan, respectively. value of spiritual things in life. Starting with the Mass on Tues- ing a great success in their drive. of this last ending is their desire to give to these Plans Ahead That's the purpose Father Peronteau also gave suc- day, December 2, and with It Said President Dan Hogan: night celebration and they're sure sins, sac- papal blessing Friday, families a really nice basket. "We — cessive conferences on the on Dec- "Some apprehension is felt due to enjoy it Just ask those who raments, Commandments, behavior ember 8, £he boys' retreat under want to give them something be- GirlsHold hamburger— turkey pos- to the depletion of the ranks of attended last year! After the pro- Sorrento of modern girls,and obedience and the leadership of Father Flaherty, sides if sible," says Frances last year's members; and because gram which will include short respect to parents. Each lecture S.J., was consideredby all a grand McGuire. was started last year, — and you have already given the club talks a "schoolroom" play Fireside AndDance was stirring and informative, and success. All the exercises held at If not plans for year's — parents will de- by your donation, you still have a no this activities sueh . Then the gave serious thought to each stu- St. Joseph's were well attended had been formed." part to the reception room where Sullivan and Betty Mc- dent. The retreat closed with the the men students of the college. chance to do your bit to make — Joan Christmas Day happy for someone New Members refreshments will be served Karma were chairmen of the fire- entire student body in attendance Sermons Outlined Grades at the end of the quarter (If C.'ers run true to form the and Communion at St. Father Flaherty in his nine ser- else, as donations are still being S. side held at the Sorrento Hotel at Mass today. They will determine those eligible for parents won'tbe the only oneswho Friday, 8. The lobby of Joseph's. mons covered the following sub- accepted should be membership strictly December brought to the table under the in this honor- willenter the food area.) the hotel was decorated in Chris- jects: ary organization. will on Tuesday telephonein the mainhall or to the Dancing to the Wurlitzer tmas theme. Presents under the In his first address The clubs expects many to be take place in the Providence au- given to the boys by morning he explained what a re- book-store. eligible. tree were one, The co-chairmen wish to thank ditoriumuntil twelve.Come around the girls. treat was,how to make a good The rest of the meeting was auditorium to- JayWalkers Warned and the benefits to be derivedfrom the committee of forty-three for to the Providence Guests at the fireside were Mrs. cooperation turned overtodiscussion of various night around eight o'clock to top Leonard, one. The second consideration of their and the students plans activities, Marie and Mrs. Jesse for their generosity. for future both off the fall quarter properly. Jackson. Warning is given that it the day was on "Prayer and Medi- scholastic and social. IncidentallyFather McGolderick Refreshments of punch, tation." For his afternoon sermon sand- is against the law to jay- spoke "Death and Judg- Chairmen SayHomecoming will read the names of the honor wiches and cookies were served. he on Activities Board Changes students —well at least you will taken for the Aegis walk at the intersection of ment." The three talks on Wed- Pictures were nesday "Hell," "Confes- Plans Well Under Way know whose notes to borrow next by Howard Griffith. Broadway and Madison covered Winter Social Calendar quarter! sion" and "The Passion of Our ♥ * * while walking to and from Lord." The first address on Thurs- Plans for a big Homecoming are underway, The meeting of thc Activities " would just like to remind Maryknoll Convent the Casey building. Motor- day, the seventh of the series, was now according to Anne We McKinnon and Lou Sauvain, chair- Board held Monday, December 4, the girls that the Tolo will be ists have complained to the on "Christian Culture." "Love of to plan social activities — only Calls Cecelia Woods and Love of Man" was the men of theevent. Itwillcovertwo for the held on January 12 two Department about God next quarter has been declared opening of Police title of his eighth talk. For his days. On the night of Jan. 26 short weeks after the Leaving Seattle Sunday, Dec- game null and void, according to A d quarter soooooo, we the students crossing ille- last sermon Father Flaherty gave there will be a basketball to the Winter ember 3, a former S.C. student, open Homecoming. the 27th Smith, president of the Student suggest you start making gally with danger to a short talk on "The Immaculate On that Cecilia Woods, is on her way to and 8f January the informal dance will Body. The reason for this action your lists of eligibles. The other enter the Conception." to New York whereshe will themselves and motorists RetreatEnds take place. is due the fact that the date day a heated but fascinating ar- Maryknoll Novitiate. Cecelia hopes ' of Ash Wednesday, on February informal during between-classes per- With this he congratulated the So far no hall has been chosen, gument (we'll call it an to take part in foreign mission quite 7, this year, was not taken into the Spec, office. iods. The police have ad- boys on making such a fine re- but there are a few under forum) started in work in the Orient. While here at consideration. .According to Lou reckoning when drawing up the boys had definite ideas about trans- treat and thanked them for their The the College she was a well known vised that further bade Sauvain, "It i*%uaranteed that we social calendar. how to work out a date for the student, ab- sincere attention. He then Rearranged equally and popular and her gressions will necessitate all good-bye and asked that they willhave the best orchestra of the dates for dances this Tolo and the girls had sence will be regretted by many. big event as quarter are the Gavel Glide on But they all immediate action against remember them in their prayers, year. This will be a definite theories. She was a memberof the Mendel would remember them in all the alumni will return to school Jan. 5, Tolo on Jan. 12, and agreed on one thing and that was Clubs, and active disobeying the law. as he Homecoming and Hiyu Cole those his. for the celebration." on Jan. 27. (Continued on Page 4.) in other college activities. The Angelic Herald BETHLEHEM, JUDEA, DECEMBER 25, Year 1 Angels Sang "Qloria In Excelsis Deo" LITTLE TOWN OF BETHLEHEM

A view of the city of Bethlehem. Today thousands of people throng the streets of decree issued Scene of birth of Christ. In the foregroundis the Child and the Virgin Mary inattend- the city to register at the native home of their families according to the completed and closed. ance. Three kings from the east are also shown in adoration of the Child. by the Emperor. Only a few days remain before the census willbe Authorities Give Memorial Data Peace Reigns Over Land AsFinalProof OfKing'sBirth At Prince of Peace' Birth world, To Save the World In the year, from the creation of the when in the All Lands of Empire Quiet, Peace BETHLEHEM, Dec. 25 — The found overcrowdedr conditions beginning God created heaven and earth, five thousand,one ChristChild byislarge Bornof people longawaitedChrist-child was born caused a influx hundred andninety-nine;from the flood, two thousand,nine ThoughByMany AsSignificant manger come from distant parts here last night in ahumble who had fifty-seven; from the birth of Abraham, two in a cave, according to reports giv- of Syria to be enrolled in their hundred and Today, on the birthday of Christ, peace reigns throughout the city. to secure lodg- fifteen; coming of the en out by shepherds living in the native Unable thousand and from Moses and the world. People stop to consider former times of the Roman Empire ign in any of the inns, Mary and ; vicinity. Israelites out of Egypt,one thousand, five hundred andten and wonder that the peace now existing could possibly have come coming been awaited for Joseph had retired to the humble His has anointing King David, one thousand and thirty- after the chaotic days of Jewish rebellion. centuries by the Jews who hope to cave for shelter. from the of King. The new born Babe has a rich two; in the sixty-fifth week, according to the prophecy of War Is Over see him crowned as their reign Israel are over. Struggles Only people were near the line of noble ancestors as a heri- Daniel; and ninetyfourth- Olympiad; in The war-filleddays of Solomon's in a few in the one hundre.d separation worshipped the golden manger night. tage. His family may be traced f caused by the of the ten tribes who last ,the year seyen Vv-two from the founding of *— Kejoice back to Abraham, the founder of hundred.ajfid.fi calves a'nu the'gods oftht- Phv,onieians v.r.ited Israc! >h the 'ardr nf. Parents ; empire The Mother of the Child is a the Jewish race. It includes such the city of Rome in the forty-second year of the of *he Jewish peoples have been united under the Emperor through the young maiden, the Virgin Mary of outstanding men as Isaac, the son Octavian Augustus, when the whole world was at peace, in efforts of the Roman armies and due to the recent agreement between Nazareth, in Galilee. Joseph, an of Abraham; andDavid and Solo- the sixth age of the world, Jesus Christ, eternal God, and King Herod and the Roman Governor of Syria, the Jews are now of mon, most brilliantand obscure carpenter, and husband two of the eternal Father, desirous to sanctify the world peacefully accepting Roman rule. Mary, is the foster Father of the wisest kings of the Jews. Son of the Egypt coming, having conceived of the At Peace Infant. Dives Interviewed by His most merciful been The usually hostile Egyptians watching over their told thenews of the event, Shepherds When Holy Ghost, and nine months having elapsed since His Traveler Meets Three have just received the Roman le- on near Dives,high priest and flocks the hillside Bethle- of the Jews conception, in Bethlehem of Judea, having become gate with a parade and festive hem last night were startled by a henchman of King Herod respond- is born To The Nativity of our Lord Jesus Wise MenOn Way celebration contrary to former re- bright light appearing in the sky ed, "This is some hoax being per- man of the Virgin Mary. ceptions diplomats to de- when Roman almost blinding them. Aw e- petrated upon the people Christ, according to the flesh. Greet New Messiah have often been assassinated. stricken, they stood still. Then an throne King Herod. Idon't be- along the border of the seen, dazzling bril- We all know Dacians Angel was its lieve a word of it. trip Bagdad Danube are sending annual tribute turning the dark, cold night Christ will come for some Is On a recent from liance that not Bright Star Strikes City Overcrowded Teheran, chanced to stop at a to Augustus Caesar having recog- into a bright sunlit day. time. When He does, we willhave to I By Influx Of People spot near the border of Persia to niedhis superiority inrule.Darius, The Angel Spoke Him brought up and enthroned in Fear InBethlehem King of the Persians, has sent Addressing shepherds, the palacebefittinghis sta- water my tired camel. Sitting in the a beautiful partaking three legions of his army to the Angel said, "Fear not; for Behold tion.Meanwhilelet us rally around Due to the census decreed by the dark of the evening The large, brilliant star which a and bread, 1 senate in Rome and has also sent Ibring you good tidings of great our illustrious Herod and defend the Emperor Augustus Caesar the of bit of cheese has been watched with dread by normal population of Bethlehem, could not help but notice how bril- a tribute of gold to pay for the joy, that shall be to all the people: him from any foul aggression." lodging of soldiers during you Speaks the citizens o f Bethlehem these approximately 7,000 citizens, has liant the stars were that night. the their "For this day is born to a Simeon longer be a five years' stay in the capital city. Savior, Christ, the Lord in Simeon, renowned holy man last weeks should no swelled, crowding the city to cap- One especially held my attention who is a fear, according to Cyrus Friendly city living Jerusalem, inter- source of acity. Although no actual figures for night after night Ihad watched Britain the of David. And this shall in when Astronomer. He has assured sign you: viewed,replied, indeedthe the have yet been computed, it is ex- that eastern star constantly in- The Druids of England have re- be a unto You shall "This is the star will not wrapped in swad- Messiah. Profound stud- the rulers that pected that the population will crease in brightness. Now it linquished political rule to the Ro- find the infant divine fall upon the town and destroy it. light dling clothes, and laid in a man- ents of the Scriptures have expect- have been increased to three times seemed to the whole earth man legions and all hostilities Messiah's Birth Denied like full moon. ger." ed His birth during the present its normal size before the year a have ceased. Scriptural Malus, prominent scribe of Jeru- is out. Heavenly Host generation, and all the today And as Isat watching, thinking, The Governor of Spain an- Angel concluded, salem, stated that he does private quietly nounces ships After the had prophecies are fulfilled in this this unusual phe- All inns and rooms in and wondering, I was that a dozen are suddenly a host of Now Ican die in peace, oh' not believe that homes are occupied and many joined by travelers coming under construction to supplement there was Babe. nomenon heralded the birth of the three heavenly creatures singing, "Glory Lord. Letus love,serve andadore people are seeking the shelter of from the direction of Persia. When the Royal Roman Navy. earth, long-awaitedMessiah. Malus said, barn-yards Spices to Godin thehighest; andon our God and King." easily barns. Even are be- they dismounted and came toward and Eastern fruits com- "The star can be explained. ing camping space. ing peace to men of good will." Then coming leased for With me, Isaw that they were Nobles. from Arabia are no longer angelic departed. IIt is undoubtedly the to- the large increase innumbers and they were,elegantly luxuries the chorus gether two large planets, prob- Handsome at- but necessities on the Ro- shepherds to Beth- Three Slaves Caught of only adequatefacilities to accomo- tired, mighty Even man table. These foods once be- The hurried ably Jupiter and Mars. Only super- in stature. lehem, where they saw a beautiful date slightly more than normal their very walk manifested noble yond the buying power of the And Lynched By Mob stitious people believe otherwise." Babe with its adoring Mother population, it is anticipated that blood. Beside their steeds, which average family of the Empire, are it. Joseph was Townspeople Still Believe many alterations will be made to btouchdown By JACK RYAN grudge element is inserted of games,andreadingreports of players andgames Pass. The trip was successful, scored, the last goal-post torn into the pennant — out the country. down, but of the 50 that signed up only race all and McGootch has polished that There will be many who disagree with me on my selec- the bench with bright silk This is the season for picking twenty were on deck Sunday) the Yanks needed to his all American football teams, and tions, but Ihope not to the extent that it causes a minor game-pants for the last time in morning. keep the men on their toes. his football career at dear o1c since everybody else is doing it Far from needing riot. At any rate here it is, take it or leave it. why cant we? Here are our se- Because of the scarcity of stud- players, the Hopscotch Normal. But though Yanks are selling ENDS the season is over such names as lections. ents it was impossible to rent a their excess RIGHT END: Man Mountain originally planned. talent. The William Kerr of Notre Dame, a senior and one of the Harmon, Kimbrough, Washington — bus, as was Giants were glad (Kenny), Londsdell, Sohn,andPop- Dean It takes a lot of running However,a truck was rented which to buy Witek, star main reasons Notre Dame was a tough team all season. to get around him. second ulvotanchisitwki(probably aFord- served the purpose. sacker of the Yankee Kerr is not only good defensively but is an excellent pass ham tackle) are still ringing in — RIGHT TACKLE: Jimmy Fidler farm at He slings a mean line. Snow Conditions Newark, which player has our ears. And as we listen it be- Snow conditions perfect, to names RIGHT GUARD: Walter Win- were been replaced Oklahoma, strong, charging hooves men inscribethese — and those who went, about twenty by Skelly of the Frank Ivy of a rugged, fast in the Halls of Gridiron Grandeur chell Winchell goes into the cen- dirty in number, all reported that the Wenatchee Indians. At Kan- end. His ability to catch passes helped bring the Sooners so that no one will ever forget ter of the line todo his work. CENTER: John Schiechl, Santa best of time was had by all. sas City the Yanks have the through the season with only one defeat. them. Er-ah, who was All-Ameri- — Joe English, prexy of the ski can quarterback in 1936? Clara There's gotta be a real best keystone combination in TACKLES football player inhere somewhere. club, had a sly grin on his face all — So following the undefinable day, mainly because of the excel- the minors and don't know Harry Stellar,Army. If any of youlistened to the reports urge of all sports journalists at LEFT GUARD: Adolf Hitler— An excellent guard, specializing lent showing of some of the skiers, what to do with it. The team of the Notre Dame-Army game you can well understand this time of year, this sheet gives both boys and girls. you and in the submarineplay. his youth, rich farm teams, Cadet line man belongs on an All-American an All Pacific Coast Team — Miller Skis this great an All Catholic Team. LEFT TACKLE: Joe Louis and now it He should inject a little punch in Bill Miller was the life of the has a mighty in- ■am. He was captain of the Army team and a continual COAST: spouting pair ALL the outfit. party, a of summer centive to continue merrily on spiration to his team. L. E., Fiske, U. S. C. LEFT END: Cab Calloway — to skis. In case one of you are not its winning way. tackle, L. T., Artoe, California. familiar with skis, might The Ameri- Nickolas Drahos, of Cornel University, a great one add color to the team. it be ex- league L G., Schulz, O. S. C. Rin Tin Tin plained that summer skis are only can owners have ! the reasons for Cornell's undefeated season. ('.. Schiechl, Santa Clara. QUARTERBACKS: about three long, — He'll bark the signals. feet as compared tossed a boomerang. They GUARDS R. G., Smith, U. S. C. RIGHT HALFBACK: Neville to regular skis which are all the better duck! Ed Molininski,University of Tennessee. Molininski was R. T., Anderson, Stanford. Chamberlain — An excellent de- way from 6 to 7% feet long. E., Anhu, Clara At the time writing Ihy mainstay undefeated unscored onteam. R. Santa fensive player. of this no c in the line of this Back, Schlindler, U. S. C. Joseph date had been set for a future running Back, Washington, LEFT HALFBACK: trip, however, Southern writers say he is without a doubt the best U- C. L. A. — Opponents say very there is a possibility SPORTSMANSHIP Back, McAdams, Washington. Stalin he is of being guard in the South. deceptive and extremely aggres- an overnight trip over the Graybeal, Oregon. holiday. Ed "Rip" Collins looked Harry Smith, U.S.C., the popular choice for Back, sive. Christmas of seems to be You can b every proud of this Watch the bulletin board for from the window of his hos- FULLBACK: Ferdinand The the other guard spot. Smith is the running guard for the team, especially the backfield. JustI — further announcements of the ski pital room upon Newark be- responsible for many picture this: On the line there is Bull A great open field runner. club. Trojans and his blocking is U.S.C. And there you have as fine a low. Rip was very happy, gains. a stone wallof defense and a bust- long 'em-up juggernaut team as ever wore a uniform. For strangely so. Three months with Smith of Dies, CENTER U. S. C. as running guard. Cloße coach we pick Representative victory the previously he played with St. Clara, great snapper-backer, your eyes and see Schindler of because of his over CHORALE OF WONDER John Schiechl of Santa a Reds. Benedict's Preps against the usually plays out of the line on defense, and knows how to U. S. C. cracking a line like a runaway freight car and spiriting SCHOOL SPIRIT By A. B. Villanova frosh and hurt his back up that line. through the secondary. Then there While we're on the subject of That eve, the stars bowed down, left leg. Just the other day BACKS is Washington a running and pass- football, how many of you have Broke clouds asunder, Mary brought his leg was amputated above Harmon,Michigan, triple backs ing demon from UCLA who could heard about the enthusiastic Notre When to David's Tom one of thebest threat town the knee. Yet Rip was happy. whyMichigan always dang- play half back on anybody's ball Dame supporter who lost fifty in vne big ten. Main reason was club, Punting, an elusive art is bucks betting on the Southern Cal. The Promised One- For the past half hour hehad personified in McAdams of Wash- game, and then lost fifty bucks enjoyed the visit of Clipper Kinnick,Universityof lowa. A sixty minute man who ington. His right toe is deadly and more betting on it in the news- The winter winds blew mild, — Nile Nor did they thunder Smith and Nile Kinnick plays great ball all the time. Considered by many to be the valuable. Finally there is little Jay reel? Graybeal of Oregon who is really JOKE? Against the Virgin's Child famous coach and the young outsanding football player of the country. there in every department of the MANAGER— (at end of third That blessed eve, lowan university chosen for George Cafigo, University of Tennessee. Reports from game. round) Well old man, I'm afraid All-American half. Their Cafigo is only great triple threat, ALL CATHOLIC: your licked. When angels, joyous, sang the South tells us that not a dazed)— Yeah, Chorales of wonder, words of encouragement had quarterbacks in the country. L. E., Kerr, Notre Dame. FIGHTER (very but one of the smartest T., Jones, Mary's Ishould of got him,in the first Judean hills their echo rang: cheered the lad andhe smiled Missouri, L. St. come, adore!" Paul Christman, of one of the best passers of L. G., Lio, Georgetown. round when he *was* alone. "O as he gazed upon frozen the season. He had a lot to say about Missouri's going to C, Schniechl, Santa Clara. » certain Col- Newark below and fondled in the Orange Bowl. R. G., Turner, Holy Cross. We know a Seattle R. T., Nery, Duquesne. lege student who had a rather his hands a token of friend- WIGWAM WANDERINGS R. E., Anhu, Santa Clara. heartbreaking experience recently. ship from Kinnick— an All- that one ye r y rainy you are still interested, on another part of the page Back, Sitko, Notre Dame. It seems fj^^^pj American sweater. We may v will find a selection for all-coast, and all-Catholic teams Back, Johnson, Santa Clara. morning he decided to take a streetcar to school to avoid getting disagree with any other perk up if it's going to give any kind Back, Cahill, Georgetown. »If.U.S.C. willhave to Back, Principe, Fordham. wet even though his house was choice for this mythical team of an account for itself in the Rose Bowl...DeanMcAdams Not having the scope of the only five blocks from the College. but all agreethat inNile Kin- definitely proved himself one of the best backs on the coast, Associated Press or the United Upon arriving downtown to trans- to the cable car he was met PATS BARBECUE nick the All-America board and one of the best kickers in the country Here's a tip, Press, all opinions on who's who fer — — ... !in football have been gathered by by a gentleman who informed Jrifii Breakfast Lunches Dinner made no mistake. watch Roy Frankoski,he'llbe one of the best guards on the scouring sports pages, magazine that the cable was broken and P. J. Gallagher const next year, a possible All-American by '41 That articles, radio broadcast, and re- no cars were running. So he ended ... in Aye. EA. 2280 walking blocks the 118 12th shellacking by the Alumni did the U. of W. basketball team ports of games all through the up fifteen season. Now at the end Ihad a rain, and it cost him a dime be- FOOTBALL no good, let's hope they have really improved by the tune pretty goodsecond-hand accountof sides! San Francisco sport writers the season opener rolls around ... What's happened to our football in America. From this the Seattle Seahawks, who were going to burn up the league, author has done the best that I CATHOLIC gave the Huskies a great they don't look .exactly at home, riding in last place ... know how. So if your cousin did THE WELCOME Nursing Home hand for their brilliant efforts not make the team don't scream at against USC. "This again COMMENT me. I'm only human and besides By A. B Near Church proves," said Bill Leiser, Catholic colleges really do themselves noble on the foot- I've got a few cousins myself. time, came YE. 4296 Annetta Austin "that when Phelan holds the ball field. In a recent survey covering the past 5 years of Upon a there (The story goes) cards heis more thana match football,Catholic teams place,among the first 50, something of the Week Man Into a world of shame for anycoach in the country." like this: (1) Holy Cross, (2) Villanova, (3) Fordham, (9) A Child who chose Notre Dame, (12) Santa Clara, (18) Georgetown, (24) — Ted Terry the man of the week His death, man's life and blame *Don'tHide the one who can be seen buz- UCLA will go down as one Catholic U., (29) Duquesne, (33) Detroit, (43) St. Mary's. zing or fluttering about the halls Alone, but for His mother fiG Your Hands of the most colorful teams in Catholic colleges hold down number one, two three, and —with that worriedlook onhis face And Joseph mild, ninth places, amongst the first ten, which isn't a hard boost for he is chairman for College The Guest of ox and Brother— the history of western foot- " Night. Ass, came this Child ball. It is interesting to con- to take at all. Ted, who is a senior has always As never such another! \j}y^/^ jecture been active in college activities. PV "them! the reactions of the boys fK)DY-GOOD-BYBeing that this is the last issue of The Spectator of this He who is always anxious to No room there was, nor flame, of Tennessee if UCLA dash someone around in his trusty When, heaven-sent events, had succeeded defeating quarter, and the final edition before Christmas, Iwish to — At luncheons and other social in Jaloppy is Ted. All in all he In swaddling bands He came: many womenoften unconsciously by to USC and the Tennessee team take this opportunity on behalf of the sports staff, and my- is ever on hand help someone— hide their hands In wayoxanother. — to A Sacrament on* had been invited the Rose self, to wish you all the very merriest of Christmases, and is Ted Terry Man of the Week. Born for a hill of shame! 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" We thought that the USED ICE SKATES NOITEIEY AmOl. lIOIES championship New York I Re^o-dßoord lICHEIS " tEWOOI NJfiL; Giants were getting a better Or i Barber Shop and See Us For Anything In Winter Sports Equipment 11 FOIXET GOODS JH^yfl COUNTKB MA than deserved break when ► Board Only BeautyParlor OPEN EVENINGS they drew Ernie Smith and j Lansdalle in the Pro-football > SHOWERS AND BATH < Appolntment BILL LOHRER'S SPORT SHOP draft. But after that 27-0 430fi University Way MElrose 4400 ► 1120 Broadway jßy Telephone ELiot 1004 cleaning at the hands of the Packers, I'm not so sure. Friday, December 15, 1939 4 TH E SPECTATOR THE SPECTATOR Theses Topics Range Graduate Appointed Official publication of the Associated Students of Seattle College. To New Position U. S.Practices Vacation Founded December, 1932. Published Friday during the scholastic From Mental Ills Today is the last day of year. Business Address: Broadway and East Marion Street, Seattle, W- Ward Smith of the class of Suicide- school for this Fall Quar- Advertising Race Washington. Subscription Rate: 60 cents per Quarter. To Flies In Sweden '36 has recently been named as ter. Classes will resume Rates on applications. treasurer of the reorganized Birth Control Tuesday, January2, for the EDITORIAL STAFF It's a great life if you don't Northern Stamping and Manu- - - - Editor-in-Chief beginning of Winter Quar- William Kelly '41 ~... weaker; but what a task to be facturing Co. Mr. Smith will also In the state of North Carolina, - _ - Editor ter. This term will end Margaret Scheubert '41 Associate strong (even if you wanted to), take over the duties of sales man- recently, there has beenestablished MacGregor - News Editor Clinics. Friday, March 15. Gregor '42 say the Seniors as they undertake agere in conjunction with those a number of Birth Control - - - Feature Editor According to sponsors the pri- Doris Chapman '42 He was formerly em- the their theses. of treasurer. mary to the living Jack Terhar '42 -....-.- - """" Sports Editor reason is raise every hundred couples to have — Take Tony Dalgle for instance. ployed as salesman for the E. J. standard of the poor. thirty children. Joseph Eberharter '43 ,_....- - - Heads Writer three hundred and - Tony is all tired thinking about Towle Co. Helping the poor to better their not forward the popula- Barbara Jean Dunham '43 - - - Assistant This does R« write what he might write. It might Ward Smith was at one time living conditions is a wonderful tion but merely keeps it in propor- Hal Young means toward the betterment of be about the ideal co-operative in treasurer of the Associated Stu- tion. Bammert, Margaret Cutrone, Sheila Davis, the state, but, unfortunately, the idea NEWS STAFF— Dick Scandinavia which is mentioned so and was one of the founders If the birth control clinic Felice, Dunham, Betty Germer, Frances McGuire, dents controlling of births by artificial grow, as it.indicates Abner De Barbara he or anyone doesn't president remedy help continues to Betty McKanna, Ted Mitchell, Peggy Rebhahn, often, that and first of the Mendel methods is not a to or it will, the future generations Mary Masenga, Ann suicide. that Weil, Mary Williams, Mary Doherty, Mar- know anything about. When is it Club. During his scholastic career better the state. Itis state will be ever burdenedby a popula- Joan Sullivan, Rosemary If the workers who are so McGinnis, Borrows,Charles Zeyen, Alberta Greive,Mary going to be done? Well-1-1, in an- he was an extremely active mem- tion of old people. ielene Bob zealous in their birth-control cam- the other month he ought to be sure ber of the student body and made It is not only the poor, or Erskine. paigns would turn their efforts working that are using this Kumhera, of his topic. And then in another record his studies. class FEATURES— Bernice Foy,Ida Ganzini,Marie Joseph,Bettie an excellent in toward the actual betterment of outlet, but also the wealthy. Donohoe, three months, he may have an out- conditions, their cause Maurice O'Brien, William Pettinger, Betty Salget, Tom economic people possess the Who — By June he would be more praiseworthy. These who Ruth Butler. line. knows? say, "It is wrong for the Terry, Bob Redistribute Wealth wealth SPORTS— Bud Staake, Wally Mackay, Bob Evoy, Jack may get an idea in writing. "But Do You Enjoy Reading? poor to bring children into the Dempsey, Tom Brennan. meanwhile," says Tony slapping The necessity of redistributionof world when they cannot be sup- New Books In Library recognized by recognize BUSINESS STAFF the table vigorously, 'Tm,looking wealth should be ported," do not the fact - Manager for idea to get ridof flies." these and all socially-minded peo- that they are able to support chil- Yin Scallon '41 - - Business an new books only problems — Advertising Manager What should Mary Buchanan A varied selection of ple. Take the of dren, but through their selfish and Phil Austin '41 received in the library married women who work. Of all materialistic attitudes shirk from - - - Exchange Managers pick out but "Delinquent Children." has been Nena Moran '41, Nora Brown '41... 3 women employed, 10,772,116, there the responsibility. Proof Readers The outline due on November which undoubtedly will be of in- Lorrayne Eisen '41, Ann Smith '41 made her a little uneasy. Mary are 3,071,002 married. They are The decline in the wealthier Geyer. terest to all. filling positions TYPISTS— Lucy Savage, Mary McCoy, Marialice says she has had "hand to hand, which could be class is considerably noticeable in recommended to the by NATIONAL ADVMTI«IN« %f face to face" experience with del- Especially filled unmarried women or un- such schools as Wellesley and Vas- — marriage classes is "L'Indiscipline employed men. If these 3,071,002 Wellesley 75 per cent of Na"tlonalAdvertisingService(lnc. inquent children in institutions, sar. At women except the responsi- only CtlUf rmHititn Kipn—mltipt of course as a visitor! "Yes", said Des Masenus". . should their 4,000 married graduates i NIW YO«K. N.Y. For older merribers of the stu- bilitiesof marriage there would be per of per moth- 4«O MADISON Avt.- " Mary, "Iam very interested inchil- had75 cent achild " Lo« mum "«« Tmmnt* "Insecurity, Challenge cmun ■oiTOH dren." And when Lou Sauvain dent body a a noticeable decline in the unem- er. Of its marriedgraduates, Vas- added — to America" (Epstein) is praised ployedfigures. sar had from1897 to 1906, 1.1 child VOL. VIII. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1939 No. 10 started to laugh, Mary "Wlel, in their welfare anyway." very highly. For those who like Many nations have let birthcon- per mother. Yalestudents average Martin Costello is going sky- to disagree and argue, "A Hand trol propagandists ravage their less than 2.4 per father and Har- realizing PROPHECY OF Candid Comment high on his topic "Transportation" Book of Marxism" is just the country and are now their vard less, with1.5. These are vital THE (if it's approvedby th econ. teach- thing. "PrivateInternationalLaw mistake. Among such nations are statistics which show that birth CHRIST IS FORETOLD (Continued from Page 2.) er.) "It's the bset I've run into (Chesine) and "Marxian Economic England, who now is realizing, control is slow, but sure suicide. yet," Red claims. And he's about Theory and Its Criticism"(William during this crisis, they are seri- As Theodore Roosevelt so aptly By Tom Donohoe that Tolo comes but once a year the only senior that isn't up-in-the- J. Blake) should be of interest to ously lacking in man power. In phrased the workers: "Apostles of his red hair. the student body. France, too, this same condition Race Suicide." The Christ child was born last and that the girls should ask the air", despite one she really wants to ask. So Mary Ellen McHugh is writing For those accounting students exists. This establishment of birth con- night in the lowly stable of Beth- Decline of Births it's all up to you now! More about on "Mental Disorders." Associated who always have so many question trol clinics under the supervision lehem on the outskirts of Judea. the Tolo next quarter— but just with the Chancery Office during here is just the book "Business The United States' birth rate of the state of North Carolina is All the village shepherds were on keep it in mind now. the summer, Mary had great op- Executive Handbook" (Stanley N. also has declined. Our birth rate only a beginning. The movement Brown). thousand, dropped a pe- spread to other states and hand to herald the coming of the " And so we leave until next portunities for first hand informa- per over— will soon original we tion. "I'm convinced that mental "Spain the Church and the Or- riod of seventeen years that is unless we keep a watchful eye on new-born King. quarter. Just to be you a Merry Christmas disorder is the cause of a lot of ders" (E. Allison Peers) will be from 1915 to 1932. In order to this propaganda it will eventually According to the late Prophet shall wish and a Happy No-* Year. See you worry and trouble. I'm very inter- of interest to anyone who follows keep the population trend on an lead to the suicide of the whole Isaais it was understood to occur next year! ested and not a bit bored." current affairs. even balance, it is necessary for United States. in just such a place at the time designated. We quote here the words of Isaias as he said them many centuries ago: "Be hold a virgin shall be with child, and bring forth a son, and they shall call his name Emmanuel." Truly the words of Almighty God that He would send forth His only begotten Son to redeem man- kind were fulfilled in that shabby manger just south of town. Among those present to sing the praises of joy were angels from the Heav- enly Kingdom joined by the shep- herds from the nearby hills. Mary and Joseph could be seen close to the side of Our Divine Master tucking the straw closer to the precious skin of the King of Kings. The stars shone forth and light creeped through the cracks in the walls radiating the smiles of the present. They were > faces on all § STARRED IN "YEARS WITHOUT DAYS" Iji smiles of joy and bespoke the JJI - JR PIS&Ki: A Warner Bros. Picture : thrill of Peace To Men Of Good jfi? %^f fßt Hl^' Will. ' ■v >'.-:...-:-..■.■ v, ■'*'■' '-■'■'■■'■'■ ■ : - ■■' '''■'■'■'■'"'"■'■■'■' - has ■'■''^^^^^^^r- ...... '■*&K39M6r ''*vsS^R| wti^||^Pv^^^"HHb^.■■■ ifff^M^^^Tfi \9IJWg|H '■ And so the Christ child shopping early. w* come. He has fulfilled all the \ traditional scriptural cvidenc c handed down to us by the prophets of old. From this day forward man will tell the children of the children of God that a Boy was born to a Virgin Queen and that in a short time He will be called by His Heavenly Father to die an ignominous death on a crudely constructed cross for the sins of man, Today all Bethlehem will know of the birthof the boy to be called Emmanuel. All knees will bendin solemn reverence at the sound of the name of Jesus. And closing with the wordsof the lateProphet: "And thou Bethlehem the land of Judea art not the least among the princes of Juda: for out of thee shall come forth the captain that shall rule my people Israel." Hiyu-Cole Club Plans Trip For * .-Jl l/\l*r^~ One °f— the most attractive Christmas Week if Christmas packages see it in the stores m andorder your ChristmasChesterfields now. With the initiation of the new members of the HiYu Cole past, Chesterfields, real mildness, the club is planning a more ex- W with their tensive round of activities for the better taste and delicious aroma, give real Winter Quarter. The first casualty of the year pleasure to anyone happened on the last hike to Lake who smokes. 22. Vein Robinson broke a bone ' m in his foot and had to be carried You can't buy a better cigarette. down the slippery mountain on a stretcher. Due to the marvelous spirit shown on past hikes Tony Daigle announces a hike somewhere across the Sound. The day will be Thursday of Christmas week; the charg-e for food, ferry, etc., nominal. This hike was so planned as to offer some relaxation after V_/hestertields Christinas and to keep in trim for the hikes to come. There will be an exchanging of gifts, sing- ing, and fun for all. l-.'udi member '" Copyright Ligcctt 4c Myeis Tobacco Co. is to bring a small gift. 1939.