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DE PROFUNDIS: Daly Wins In Essay Contest Staff Dinner- Dance Sophomore/52 Grad Killed; Edwin K. Daly, an Arts participate in this contest. His At Darclay, May 1 school sophomore who intends subject includes a discussion The Death Claims 9 Over Easter to major in history, was noti- of John Dickinson, Ben Frank- Mirage Room of the Hotel lin, Joseph Reed, men who Barclay will be the fied recently that he has been and Alvin Bujarski, scene of a sopho- Enaijrn Thomas F. Donavan, been awarded second prize in played vital roles in the forma- the annual dinner- more in the Arts school, died a graduate of Villanova last a state-wide essay contest tion of democracy in the dance for the editors and staff of the in Bryn Mawr Hospital on year, was killed March 20th sponsored by the Colonial United States. "Villanovan" on Satur- day Sunday, March 29, of injuries in a plane crash near Roberts- Dames of Pennsylvania. Daly evening. May 16. Reserva- Mr. Henry Rofinot, of the dale, Alabama. tions should be made through sustained in an auto accident mm chose as his subject "Con- History Department, repre- Managing Editor the day before. He was a resi- Donavan, who was stationed Vol. 28—No. 19 VILLANOVA COLLEGE, VILLANOVA, PA. Tuesday, April 28 1953 servatives versus Radicals sented the sponsoring organ- Dick Win- field. at Pensacola, Florida for Navy ^ Ma in Pennsylvania, 1776-1782." ization on campus. dent of Wichita, Kansas, lived In order to facilitate fliprht training failed to es- Daly, in his first attempt at seat- in Austin Hall, and was a Reg- cape from his training craft ing, it is requested that Mariners Will Be Feature Of CLASS NOMINATIONS competition, was likewise the couples before making reser- ular student in the Villanova Free Period Today when it collided in mid-air Classes will be cancelled first Villanova student ever to vations. staffers arrange tables of four NROTCunit. with another plane. Guild Show Thursday Nite today at 1 :30 p. m. to allow Donavan entered the Naval for separate meetings of For Cl ass Meetings Air Cadet Program after re- Rev. John Coffey, U.S.A., and Estelle Sloan. the Freshman, Sophomore, classes ceiving his commission from announced that the entire pro- This program is well bal- and Junior for the In order that all may have the opportunity of nominat- the NROTC Unit here at Vil- gram for the Augustinian anced and certainly will main- purpose of nominating can- ing men for office for the coming 9chool year, no classes didates for class offices. lanova. Seminary Guild Show has tain the standard of top-qual- will be held at 1 :30 P. M. on Tuesday, April 28. Juniors will meet in room In recent weeks several Vil- been completed. One of the ity entertainment established Seeking to nominate a president, a vice-president, a 215 Mendel. lanovans have been deprived advertised acts, the Clark by the four preceding Semin- treasurer, secretary, Sophomores will meet in a an of their loved ones. Bros., has been cancelled but ary Guild Shows. The cause is We ex- the C & F auditorium. alumni representative, and tend our sympathy to them. their place is more than ade- a very worthy one and de- Freshmen will meet in T&Ts Musical four Student Council repre- Deceased are: quately filled by the addition serves to be supported by the Field House. sentatives, one each from the of* two new acts, Ken Barry everyone. The father of Thomas Fitz- Rev. George McLaughlin, In Last Stage; Arts, Engineering, Commerce patrick, C & F, Junior. Mariners Featured O.S.A., Dean of Student and Finance, and Education is activities, asserted that schools, the juniors — the The father of Paul Zavodny, The feature act the Mar- Seats On Sale with the free period at Class of 1954 will meet in Education, Senior. iners, nationally famous quar- — tet featured on the Arthur 1 :30, full attendance is an- 215 Mendel Hall. The meeting The father of William Mc- Tickets are on sale now for Godfrey Show. Each of the ticipated at the respective will be directed by Dick Boeh- Garry, C «& F, Sophomore. "Robin Hoodwink," Turf and // Mariners had been trained for class meetings. ling and Lou Oberle. The father of Joe Tinsel's Musical presentation McCon- the concert stage and their The sophomores, in a meet- logue, C & F, Senior. for this year. Bob Whelan an- combination has resulted in ing under the supervision nounced last week. of The mother of James Mc- one of the finest quartets in Naval Aviation Harry Baird and Don Blaha, They may be bought from Dade, Engineer, Sophomore. the country. are to name a president, a any of the members of the Robert Reid, a graduate Villanova will be happy to Lt. Intenriews vice-president, a treasurer, cast, or from ticket offices in engineer of the class of '27. welcome back Ruth Daye who and a secretary, and four Stu- Donl you want to try a cigarette Qualified Men the Field House and In the Eugene Voss, '52, was an outstanding success in dent Council representatives (killed Bookstore, he said. Tom N,-"* in Korea). the 1951 Guild Show. Miss in the same manner as the Blackmore is ticket manager. Daye is a lovely xyjophone im- Qualified Villanova stu- juniors. The nominations will As the De Profundis bell is pressario who has appeared dents will have the oppor- "Robin Hoodwink" has al- be held in the C & F Audi- tolled daily at 7 p.m., you are ^^^^^^^^ w^^^ record like this? on outstanding engagements tunity of discussing Naval most reached the final stages torium. asked to remember the ESTELLE SLOAN (Continued on -r'St-'-',: dead Page 8) Aviation with representa- of preparation said Whelan. Freshmen will name for in your prayers. tives of the Naval Air Sta- George Noake, director of the election candidates for presi- !• THE QUALITY CONTRAST between Chesterfield and other leading cigarettes is tion, Willow Grove, Pennsyl- show, praised the whole cast dent, vice-president, secretary, Jr. Week Tickets Going Fast vania tomorrow and Thurs- and announced that he is well and treasurer and a revealing story. Recent chemical analyses give an index of good quality for the Sousa Student day, in the Placement Office. pleased with the way rehear- Council, one to be elected for country's six leading cigarette brands. Quinn Suggests Early sals have been going. Buying Requirements each position. Tom Ackerman Feature Programs n The show stars Gene Filip- and Jim Moser will be in the high sugar to nicotine '^ To meet the requirements, ski as "Robiii," with Bob Field the tii^x of good qualify fcrbfe-o rafio of low Class President Art Quinn urges all juniors to buy House to conduct the Of Concert you must be single, a United Haner as Friar Tuck, Tom nominations. BamI Juriior Week tickets as early as possible because they are > ; s/iows Chesterfield quality highest y Villanova's musical States citizen, between the Green as Will Stutely, and emis- "going fast." A limit has been set on the Prom and Dinner One OflBce Per Year quality higher than saries, the Concert Band, be- ages of 18 and 27, have com- Bernie Finan as the crafty ... 15% higher than its nearest competitor and Chesterfield 31% Dance tickets and Quinn is Father McLaughlin, Dean gan their second lap of the pleted two or more years of Sheriff of Nottingham. leading brands, sure that crowds at both will of Student Activities, reminds the average of the five other current concert season last college, possess 20-20 vision The forty-man dancing Mirage Room Set set new records, although this those running for office that Monday night with a program uncorrected. If you meet chorus is rounding into shape year's junior class is smaller only one office in any campus at Laurel Springs, N. J., for these standards, stop in and and all conterned with the First to Give You Premium For Staff Dinner than the last. organization can be held at 2« the united sodalities of see Lieutenant Coburn, US- the show expressed satisfaction one time during the school area. Featured Activities for the Juniors* NR, or T-SGT. McKeon, Quality in Regular and in the enter- with the whole-hearted coop- year, including "week of weeks" will start class offices. tainment was music from the "The Pen is Mightier than USMC, in the Villanova eration they have been receiv- Elections will . . . much milder the Sword," so rolling Monday morning at 11 be held on King-size motion picture, "Stars and the old quote Pla,cement Office anytime ing. Jack Kelly, '52, is acting > runs, but parties are needed o'clock at a Mass. Corsages Wednesday, May 13, between with an extraordinarily good Stripes Forever," with such after 10:30. ,. v as Assistant Director for the will be distributed the hours of 10 A. M. and 3 Sousa marches as "El to keep the ink flowing. In before the Capi- production. ; P. in taste— and for your pocketbook, accordance with this, the Mass in front of the Chapel M. Alumni Hall Gym, tan," "Semper Fidelis," as well DEADLINE The book and lyrics for so juniors should allow time but no public campaigning, Chesterfield is today's best as the title number. staff of the Villanova will The Special Junior Week "Robin Hoodwink" were writ- such as posting hold its annual Dinner Dance for this. Mother's Day will al- of signs, is to cigarette buy. Arrangements are l)einj!: Edition of the "Villano- in the beautiful Mirage so include the Tree Planting ten by William Kelley. Bob begin before Friday, May 8. completed for a eoncert "<»n van" will be published next Room of the Barclay Hotel, at 12:30 beside the Chapel, a Whelan composed the music. Names of those approved for the road," director Don Monday, May 4, celebrating Saturday, May 16. luncheon in the dining room, office will be posted on the 3* A Report Never Before Brown iinnounced. The season Mother's Day of Junior The show will be presented The "Riders of the Purple a concert and a baseball Bulletin Boards as soon as will be culminated with the Week. on Wednesday, Thursday, Fri- Made About a Cigarette. Headlines" intend to make game in the afternoon, and they are available from the formal Band Concert on Tues- . Deadline for this issue is day and Saturday nights. May the evening a memorable Benediction in the Chapel at Chalain's Office, where the in- For a full year a medical day ni^ht of Junior Week. 4 p. m. today, Tuesday. one with the "Rhythmaires" 5 P. M. The climax of the day 13 ,14. 15, and 16. dividuals' records are checked. specialist has been giving a supplying the music. will be a banquet in the field group of Chesterfield LAUNDEBETTE Reservations should be house at six. 'Engineer' Dinner made through Managing Ed- Ted Sheehan, chairman, an- Lynch Paper Takes Second smokers regular examina- 1040 Lancaster Ave. Tomorrow BRYN MAWR itor Dick Winfield. In order nounces that pictures of jun- Nigiit tions every two months. He to facilitate seating, it is re- iors and their mothers will be Villanova's civil engineers the area. First prize in the Open Dally: Al.tn. ^ FrI. Evi^iiiiiKit Washing, Drying A Ironing quested that staff members taken during the day by a came through with flying student paper contest was "The Villanova Engineer'' reports ...no adverse effects arrange tables of four cou- professional studio for those transits at the fifteenth an- won by Swarthmore; third, will hold its annual dinner
to nose, throat and sinuses ples before making reserva- who want them. nual student convention of Princeton ; fourth, Lehigh tomorrow night at the Clov- of fifth, Penn. erleaf Inn on Baltimore from smoking Chesterfield. tions. Tuesday afternoon is the the American Society Pike. It is anticipated that a date set for the intramural Civil Engineers last Monday, The paper which Lynch Rev. J. J. Vranna, O.S.A;, ig Q total of some 76 people will Track Meet this year. At 8 as Robert D. Lynch copped presented was prepared by scheduled to be the speaker Serving Philod«lphio*t attend the event. Arrange- P. M. the Band and Glee second prize for his presen- Elpidio Ciarocca and Fred- at the publication's affair. W«tf Suburbs from ments regarding menus, etc., Club will present a free con- tation of a paper entitled, erick Linck. Commencing at 7 P. M., are now being made. Be- cert in the Field House. In- "Preliminary Investigation Rev. Francis X. N. Mc- the dinner will be the occa- 69th STREET cause of the large number termission music will be play- of the Properties of Pressure Guire, O.S.A., and Dr. Fran- sion for the announcing of of couples expected, it is ed by the newly formed cam- Motor." cis S. Friel, local A.S.C.E. Di- next year's editorial appoint- TERMINAL urgently suggested that all pus swing band. The musical Villanova played host to rector addressed the group ments. Keys will be rib* ffsr those interested make their organizations and chairman the 176 students and pro- pre- fCONOMfCAl fMAMSPOfTATIOH reservations as soon as pos- Joe Bradley have worked hard fessors, wljo represented 10 at a luncheon in the college sented to senior memjbers of sible. (Continued on Page g) colleges and universities in cafeteria. the staff.
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April 28, 1983 THE VILLANOVAN Another Giant Step ''Scoop^ Clwin Spmakmgt KoiMadvniurmMi ^e granting of a free hour by the ad- Reality, Not Wishes, Harvard 'Peace ^ Queen Pictures In, Verdict Monday ministration for the purpose of holding Dove Item nominations for class officers and Student Should Guide Critics As you read this, the pic- Will Goes To A Tea Dance, Council representatives is another giant step Is Signpost Of The Times tures of a record number of forward in the process of obtaining better By AVPandaleon Junior Week Queen contest- Ends Up Before 'GaVJury student government and more equal repres- ants are in New York being Last week, Russian understood, and the entation between the residents and the day- If there is one salient characteristic we judged by radio and tele- there appeared "peace dove" was returned to By Boh Rock hops. /'-' .v^'^.'-^-- may demand of a critical observer, it is that vision star Perry Como and in the daily its owners. he repreesnt to his mind things as they really Harry We now find our hero. the big badge on her dress In the past the lack of day student par- papers a small, Conover, model agent, Then, to return the unap- Will, at a nearby establish- which labeled her a "fixer- ticipation has been appalling, not only on the are, and not solely as he would wish them to and originator of the famous insignifi- preciated jesting be. Unfortunately, today, such men are few of their ment . . . He's got a problem upper" and knew he was class officer roster, but also on the bigger cant item; Conover girl. counterparts on the "Crim^ and it isn't lack of money or cornered ... He then an- and more important i^tudent Council. More and far between. Perhaps that explains why Robin Roberts, ace hurler i n s i g n i f i- son" it is so important to heed their words when the "Lampoon" editors date or car for the Junior swered "Can't dance" while important, of course, because it is only here cant, for the Phillies, viewed and that is, decided .to play a we come upon them. "gag" of Prom . . . His big problem is he threw another coke down. that matters of college policy affecting them save for the rated the the 57 hopeful en- their own. They telegrammed that he doesn't know to "Oh yes you can" the Mr. J. Donald Adams, literary critic of tiies last Thursday shortly how can be discussed and brought to the attention GLKm fact that it af- Senator Joseph McCarthy, of ! I him it al- squeaky voice answered the New York Times, recently presented a before his go against the DANCE ... To of the administration. , ^ forded a remarkable signpost Wisconsin, who has a reputa- girl for series of articles dealing with the American Dodgers. Roberts' ways seemed foolish to see "and I know just the From time to time, and most rtoticably of the times in which we live. decisions tion as an investigator and those people pushing you and she is real cute." "intellectual", in which he examined his sub- will be unsealed along with, all in recent weeks, there have been many and The article was short and to other sundry things, of the around on the ject in relation to our national culture. He the other judges', just before each other Cornered Again vaiied suggestions as to better repre- the point. It seems the how a editors episode. The "dove adventure" floor, and besides, to carefully restricted the meaning of the word the Junior Week edition of dance "Yeah," answered Will, "I sentation of day-hops could be obtained for of the Harvard University, was duly described as to that unique group distinguished by either the him the shortest distance "Crimson,'* the Villanovan goes to press. bet she is" . . . And before the Student Council. daily student pap- latest of the many "leftist ferhycomo HARRY CONOVER between two points was a of two peculiarities: 1) those whose think- The Queen, Her Lady-in- he knew it, he was being Foremost among these was a proposed er, cordially invited the Rus- actions," characteristic of the ing is both "muddied and muddled" and Mother's Day, the Prom and Her Highness is visiting from straight line . . . None of this 2) sian delegate Waiting, and her Court of pushed on the dance floor, amendment that it be mandatory for an equal to the United "Crimson." They mockingly those who, while placing great faith in the the Dinner Dance. She and out-oftown. stuff of taking a girl from Nations to their four will be revealed next being prodded by a broken number of residents and day-hops to be elect- campus, and demanded an investigation of side of the room to the rational capacity of man, at the same time Monday in this paper. her court will be introduced The Junior Week Queen one coke bottle, and now he was ^'^^ in all seriousness its ed at the annual pollings. ' presented staff by the Senator and underestimate the intuitive promptings of Coronation at the Prom Friday night. Committee wishes to thank other slowly . . . And to the of him with a wellworn, blacken- his cohorts. trapped in camp the We could not agree with this idea main- Our Queen will be crowned all the entrans who helped to music yet I ! .. . He'd just pick his heart. ed "peace dove" Let's review the royal week enemy and he tried to look statue. It was her hair ly because the day-hops had every opportun- Are You Next? which is in store for our by Johnny Long and all six make this the largest Queen her up gently by Valuable Observations to be selected for some college nonchalant ... He suffered ityto elect the men they want. Actually they Something like this should and her court: girls will be presented with Contest Villanova has seen. and carry her . . . But back in Russia, they explained, a Queen to the best of his ability and outnumber the residents quite bit flowers and gifts. pictures be picked up to his problem and why he by a and In the development of his have been expected sooner of will Hotel ac- ; All may theme, Mr. true expression of friendship. Her majesty be a guest looked down at the girl he hence it was only because of their apparent later. It certainly commodations will be taken this Friday in Room 220 never learned to dance. His Adams made several valuable observations. did possess of honor at all the functions was dancing with . . . She Egads! Stolen! all at the last disinterest at election time that they did not Distillusion and pessimism are vital tenets humor. That's the trouble of Junior Week including care of by the Junior Class if Alumni Hall. trouble begdn smiled at him and cooed get their men in. Then the water came over with the tea dance he went to ... He . whole thing. It v of the intellectual's credo. Often, he stated, used "Hi ! I My name is Mary. The the wheel. . . . JUNIOR to tea these people find it dam. The "statue" had to be that the Congress of the in the Field House, is doing the Boys had gone twenty-two The adopted solution to this, which will difficult to grasp the music has stopped" . . .("Ah been stolen in Art Quinn filling before (at which he tragic sense of life without by the **Crimson" United States commanded re- f. so well (one customer the WEEK: dances be in evidence today, appears to be the best succumbing to ha!!!" he said to himself," from atop the building of the sect from all, or should have. This 'n That last three nights) that he is Junior presidential post with consumed four ca^es of coke and most workable one. despair. this is a chance for routine Harvard "Lampoon," the col- Today? On the taU forced to work at Merion to much hard work .. * Sopho- and a bushel of pretzels), They are quick to climb aboard the band- of ex- By Jim Borden and No. 108") . . . "Can you There will be no excuse whatever now — lege's humor magazine. pletive money . . . Terry mores, take note ^the choice but this time it was different. wagon of whatever "ism"' is fashionable at Congressional Investi- BUI Quhm^ make some blame me?" he said softly. for the day-hops not to nominate their best The *'Lampoon" editors gations has come to the point where of a president for next year . . . She slowly sneaked up the moment. Moreover, it is often sufficient encompassing every- "When I dance with you, I following this, men and, show the interest were perturbed to say the NEW YORK. NEW YORK: he is offering an hour of free requires serious consideration behind him and after pin- for the majority to believe in something for one from government workers, hear nothing but music. A necesary to put them into office by active well-known author Edna Fer- least. They immediately con- bowling at 7:30 on Tuesdays . . . It isn't Spring yet . . .the ning him against the wall, the intellectuals to oppose it. to authors, school teachers to gentle breeze becomes a campaigning. tacted ber speaks of the city as "a off his the U.N. delegate of the and Wednesdays . . .BLIND "General" hasn't taken asked him why he stood wonderful rhapsody clergymen, it truly begins to scab on the face of the coun- when The Student Council in proposing this Literary Soviet Union, who had by this FLYING: one of the "campus high-hip boots . . . Spring around with blank look on y : ^^; Viewpoint you're around." (And he seem that "you are nobody un- try" . . . We wonder how the h*ee period, and the administration in approv- time returned to United wranglers" seen driving a practice has come and so have . . . Na- his face Then he saw said to himself "Just watch Obviously, Mr. less world traveller, after blasting ing it, have given evidence that Adams was probing the tions headquarters. The "mis- you've been investigated." maintenance truck with one the bumps and bruises . . . Out they are this kid melt, this line never problem from the the "Wonderful Town" would interested in obtaining for the day-hop the literary viewpoint. But it understanding" was cautious- Next, they will be "investi- on the wheel and the with the regular boys are the sors" Winfield has informed hand fails") . . . But then every- is not limited to that field alone. We find it ly explained; fortunately gating tt rate Philadelphia ... representation he wants in the matters that the the investigators. other holding a paper which newcomers including the Cas- us that the "Villanovan" thing broke loose . . . She im- '"^ today in politics, in the press, even in educa- APATHY!! Terry Cooke, the affect him. ^ '^ . . (both again has a first class rating tion itself. red-headed custodian of the he was obliviously reading sidy brothers are now mediately burst into six min- They have done their part. ' . . Assoc. Collegiate Press. To the point of nausea, we see critics, recently-opened bowling alleys Please don't try sleeping at beardless) . Richard, "Scis- from utes of laughter The rest can only be done by the stu- 3 both professional and amateur, taking upon 195 's Jazz Concert Tour dents themselves—today at the nominations themselves this attitude. In one, vast over-
' and at the polls on May 13. • ? - /; ^ simplified process they attempt to label Reason Is Record Demand he's ^^B Americans the victims of a mass culture. WITH BOUNOTO And to them, the word "mass" always By T&m MeiJermoit Guild Show''':^i'^^t|.:- "THATLON©, HOW CAN carries with it the connotation of banality. Once again the music WIND UP Count Basie who would join H6 0U6HTA \lHe/lBLL The Augustinian Seminary Guild Show Or again, they constantly harp upon the world has been enlivened the regular members, Gene KA3L6 IN THE to be held in the Field House this Thursday weaknesses of our political system, failing to through the medium of the Krupa, Harry James, and OiyMRCSJ SO90ON? Only time will record. lOSTBP is well worth the attendance of alt Villa- perceive the qualities that have rendered it However, this time Vernon Brown. The throng GIRAFFES novans. durable and effective for over a centuiy and the music has not been which gathered proved that OVER THE THAT HAVE field candidate Not only will it a half. ;. ,•..-.:/;.:•,., forced upon the American be one of the best variety many were interested in 0ARl LONG shows to be presented under one roof for a Can Be Improved public by the disc jockeys. It Goodman's type of music, GuyfeA And only time wfll -fell has been accepted by the stipend as small as $2.00, but it is for a group and his name became a ^ CINCH IBSG,100/ abouf-a dgarette It would which, it is almost needless to say, we should be foolhardy for Americans to listeners who have not had household word overnight. WJTTHEV sit back TO CLEAR. '9 "lakeyourtime... contently and claim their of life to hear it every time all support. way they Classic Arrangers is ideal. it TFBETi c^nVjuaap' The need for priests in the ever widen- But is just as foolhardy for our turned the dial. This new Most of the arrangements presentrday ing Augustinian educational circle is obvious. intellectuals to regard it as impetus takes the form of a of the tunes which were beyond This show is one of their main sources of improvement. Benny Goodman Jazz Con- played that night were sup- income, a source without which the going We do not mean to say that the point at cert. The demand for the re- plied by Fletcher Hender- issue is would be much rougher. one of conformity or non-confonn- cordings of the Carnegie son, Edgar Sampson, and ity. Rather, as Hall The show Thursday fills a two-fold pur- Sidey Hook has observed, Jazz Concert of 1988 Jimmy Mundy. One of Mun- only let either alternative and various pose—^n evening of solid entertainment and be based upon vol- other concerts dy's tunes. Don't Be That •for30 days a participation in aiding those who have untary and sound judgment. undoubtedly played a major Way, has become a jazz role in bringing about this received. God's highest calling. classic which, today is in- Menace •i-' No tour. new Since the records cluded in the repertoire of There is no real in of the New York menace the popular session many groups; his arrange- ^ i >^ forms of culture. were released, v<»» '^-^" The true artist should many words ment of Sing Sing Sing !-fc. >"l « regard them, not have been written /j as obstacles, but as chal- concern- brought Gene Krupa to the ^ mxtfUm lenges to his ingenuity. Instead of sneering ing the possibility of a new attention of the public. It is VtAti at them, he would do well to try to lend concert program. With the mmVfLLANOVA. PA. true that many of the orig- THERE MUST Bl A REASON WHY VILLANOVA COLLKaE^^CW^^/ direction to their potentialities. inevitability of high operat- i inal members of the group Camel is America's most popular J. DAVID MAYNES, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ing expenses, He should realize, as Mr. Hook continues, B.C. had to be are missing, but some of the Managing cigarette— leading all other brands RICHARD WINFtELD Editor that our writers and speakers are no more certain of financial 8ucce.8s . Feature Editor most capable musicians of JAMES OLAVIN iK) by billions ! Camels have the two ..' ROBERT MELLOR. > • • • • • • Picture Editor before he could chauvinistic when they are intelligently ap- take the these times will be featured HARRY ANQEP Sport* Editor ^fTfCLi things smokers want most— rich, fall preciative of the United States, than they risk. Evidently the time has in the present aggregation flavor and cool, cool miidnest . . TONY CALATI and ID LONG are un-American arrived. Copy Editors when intelligently critical including Louis Armstrong, pack after pack! Try Cameb for 30 The first session in Car- NICHOLAS ELSIER Circulation Manager Constructive Side, Too one of the all-time greats days and see how mild, how flavorful, Buainesa Manager J08KPH MULLEN negie Hall in 1938 marked of American music. Helen how thoroughly enjoyable they are EDITORS—J. Maiuch, G. Ferguson. A. ASSOCIATE After all, criticism is an analytical pro- the beginning of Goodman's Pandaleon, T. Faiin, E. McCabe, J. McOermott, J. Haye*. Ward, who performed so >^^'> as your steady smoke! J. McNulty, J. Nolan. cedure having its constructive, 'tt as well as fame. Before the concert the capably in the past with Welih, F. Petersen. J. Porter, F. Killmond. STAFF: W. desti uctive, .^ide. B. Reek, E. Kerney, H. Baumann, D. Ferguson, W. Mit- And the sooner the cur- ''King of Jazz" invited some Benny Goodman, will once Skelly, Hentsehel, J. Qillman, D. Con. ^\Mi4^ At /jofiftl tenmeyer O. B. lent brand of intellectuals comes to foy T. Mentzner, J. Wrzeslnaki, O. Fox, S. Lyons, W. appreci- other well known musicians more handle the vocals. H. J. Hnrnnl
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^Afe Four THE VILLANOVAN TbMdiiy; UMMl as 1M# ToflMlasr, April 28, 19S3 THE VILLANOVAN Pag* Drs. Cuadra, Caso Lecture, Award at Sommers Hurling Stops Pirates "Cervantes Night" Left Hander Pitches 2-Hitter; 7 « WILL THIS SUIT FIT The Spanish Language is SWtMMINO like a bond that unites all WinsGame With Triple In 7th TEAH kinds of races," said Doctor his 1952 Ricardo Cuadra at Satur- Lefty Don Sommers flashed a semblance of T«.Yours triple day's Cervantes Night din- mound form and still found time to hit a game-winning X«OAY ner-dance, held by the Span- at South Orange, N. J. last week, as the visiting Villanovans ish Club at the Lodge An- edged past a potent Seton Hall baseball club, 2-1. tonio Muccio, Norristown. The win was the Wildcats' fifth against four losses. Sommers, now owning a 3-2 record, lashed the three- Doctor Cuadra expanded baser in the seventh inning to on this theme in his talk be- account for both of his team's fore the one-hundred and ^runs, wipinjf out a one-run Blue White Runs thirty people present at the & lead held temporarily by the affair. He said that the Span- Pirates since the fourth ish explorers had brought SeoomP and Third .»v • frame. Spanish to the New World His newly-discovered plate and it had been used here If you can make « prowess didn't distract the in Penn Relays ever since. Dr. Cuadra is curve-balling hurler from ac- one of the greatest poets in • complishing his primary mis- By Tom Mentxer South America, said Father the grade, you sion. He struck out six, walk- ^^aci^e Lozano, O.S.A. in his intro- Though unable to cop any ^ ed four and doled out a miserly duction. gold metal laurels, Villanova's two hits, both of which came Also in attendance at the fleet sons, sparked by the an- can fly the in the fourth and produced annual dinner-dance was the chor running of indoor mile GoVf Team Wins Cats Bounce Back To Beat the lone Setonia run. king, Fred Dwyer, did carry Consul from Spain, Don Ger- Second-baseman Bob Maur- man Caso, who distributed away the silver and bronze 8-1, Rutgers And West Chester latest, hottest, *er chalked up two of the win- First Match the prizes after the dinner. medals for one second and one ners' five safeties. Bill Mc- By Harry Nath It was his first appearance third place finish in two ' Garry got one, as did reliable Over Muhlenberg at a public affair since arriv- championships events in this Port-siders Dick Scott and Don Summers contributed Charles McGuckin, in addition fanciest jobs year's runnin gof the 59th an- Villanova's newly formed greatly-needed pitching power last ing here from Spain. Ho Sommers. some newly-found and nual Penn Relays. A total of golf team won their first ;'.^ week, which in addition to the club's usual good hitting, DorrisWins : The Main Liners played er- 32,000 fans watched the two match of the season last handed Villanova's base-ballers their third and fourth wins Winner of the competition , rorless ball ; Seton Hall was inthealr- day proceedings in which the Thursday afternoon 8-1 over for the best essay in Spanish guilty of two boots, ^ill Brad- of the year—over West Chester and Rutgers University. Wildcats took third in the Muhlenberg College. It was a about the author of Don shaw was the loser, keeping The pair of victories hiked the 'Cats' record up to 4-4, medley race on Friday and terrific match from the Wild Quixote was Joseph Dorris. in hot water throughout by and no doubt pleased Coach and do it within second in the 2-mile on Satur- cat point of view as every Dorris showed that Don wildness. His infield chipped Art Mahan no end, for the day. member of the team won his Quixote and Sancho Panza • in nice glove support, hbwever, SPORTS team showed signs in both Dispelling any fears that he match with the exception of •.V are, really universal figures, and prevented further dam- games of finally making with wasn't the same "on the cin- Gene Schramm. In all fair- the Don representing ideal- one year. ^age. ROUNDUP effective hitting-pitching col- ders as on the boards", Fred ness to Gene though it must ism and his companion the Dick Shannon, last year's laboration. thrilled the Friday onlookers be said his play was way be- practical side of life. :^ r regular third-baseman, spelled SPORT SHORTS ... The The 2-0 calsomining job as he almost did the impos- low the form he normally Don Mouchetti at that posi- intra-mural softball schedule that Scott fashioned over the James G. Miller received sible of making a 75 yard de- shows. ^ tion and scored the tying run, has been moving along nicely, New Jersey visitors, inciden- the prize for the best poem ficit in the medley relay. It The site of this first dual although he went hitless. The with a break from the weath- tally, constituted the first in English about Cervantes. was a tough one to lose after meet of the season was Aroni- eiinan as late. whitewashing that Rutgers clincher was scored by catcher mink of Interest so Both winners will be listed shuch a remarkable comeback Country Club, and the *Ken Lowe. far has been very high . . . has suffered in its past 78 tilts Ray Wheiler, weakened by a tough course diffently had in the Spanish Cultural In- The loss was No. 1 for Seton Blue and White Day, to be over a three-year span. ^ slight illness suffered during an effect on both teams. For dex. ' Hall in four contests. staged May 9 as a feature of Sommers Wins the preceding week, got off to most of the players it was Sidelights . . . The won- Junior Week, could become a a bad start, and as he handed the first time they had played Sommers' 6-3 chore against lost records now look like colorful annual tradition at the baton to Joe Gaffney at on those links. the Teachers was backed with LAUNDERETTE this: Sommers 3-2; Scott Villanova if sufficient inter- — the end of the 880 yard initial some clutch stick work by Bill ' ^? Bohmert Low Man 1040 Lancaster Ave. >2-0; Riccianni—0-2 . . . The est and response's shown this McGarry, Jack Helm and leg distance, the Wildcats The Cats number one man, BRYN MAWR pitching of lefty Dick Scott, year ... If the baseball club's Ralph Cecere. The Main found themselves in eight Billy Albertus normally a Open Daily: Mon. & Pri. Bvenlngs TAKES a good, tough, serious guy to wear the gear of begimung—your opportunities for advancement ,who licked Haverford and Rut- hitting continues as well as in IT are un- spot. the quarter WathinOf Drying A Ironina Covering scratch golfer carded an eight an Aviation Cadet. But if you can measure up, here's limited. gers, the latter a neat 2-0 the past few weeks, and the mile in 0:49.o, the smooth* over par 78 in beating his your chance to get the finest in aviation training— «hut-out, has been a pleasant pitching stays on the upswing, trtdning striding Gaffney passed two man, Muhlenburg's roa THE COUEGE ARE YOU iUGIBLE? To qualify as an Aviation Cadet, you 'surpriseto coach Art Mahan Hassel 6 the 'Cats may end up with a that equips you to fly the most modem airplanes in the opponents on the way. SOCIAL SEASON and 5. The best card of the must have completed at least two years of college. This is a . . . The club's infield play very creditable record despite world and prepares Better FLOWERS you for responsible executive positions, Barry Spurts day was turned in by Charlie minimum requirement—it's best if you stay in school and *has been increasing steadily. the poor start . . . The con- in both . Better SAVINGS military and conmiercial aviation. ^ :;:, although he John Joe Barry then took Bohmert, playing as the Main- graduate! In addition, you must be between 19 and 26)^ Don Mouchetti, trol comeback of Don Som- It won't be easy ! liers number two man. The Traim'ng discipline for Aviation Cadets «hasn't been drawing any rave over in the % leg. Content to mers is one encouraging fac- lEANNETTS years, unmarried, and in good physical condition. is rigid. blond senior had a 77 for the You'll work hard, study hard, play hard—especially notices on his hitting, has match stride for stride with a tor ••; . Big things are being 18 holes and nicely whipped Dir«ct D*liv«ry for the first few weeks. But when it's over, you'll be a pro— YOU CAN CHOOSE BETWOM PILOT Oft AIRCkAPT OBSOIVER been doing a nice job around Penn Man through the first planned for next year by for all CASH orders through his man Teta 7 & 5. For the hot comer . . . The sore lap and a half, John Joe tlien swimming mentor Ed Geisz campus representatives: with a career ahead of you that will take you as far as you If you choose to be an Aircraft Observer, your training will Charlie is little . this a above TOM REISMEIER BILL LANDI8 ^rm that bothered catcher spurted on the gun lap to push . . . Second - baseman Bob want to go. You graduate as a 2nd Lieutenant in the DICK SCOTT 321 Fedisran Hall Air be in Navigation, Bombardment, Radar Operation or Air- what he'll usually shoot, so we Bryn Mawr 5-9116 or 6-9208 Ken Lowe last season still Villanova up into fourth place. Maurer has made only one Force, with pay of $5,300.00 a year. And this is only Liners took an early lead in BOB McENTEE . JOE RODDY the craft Performance Engineering. can probably expect improve- hasn't fully recovered . . . Michigan, Penn State, and miscue in the team's first nine S40 Good Counsel the second inning on a left- Bryn Mawr 6-9278 *The Moravian game, original- Army were all out in front as ment here, too. games. He's been banking field homer with reputation that la *:.: ;. i] by Helm no "A tops ^ aak , In the second foursome, any of la«t year'a 1000 cMunpua ly scheduled as away, has Dwyer, 75 yards behind the out those base knocks with patron*' i.:V, Frank Stone of Villanova one on. The losers retaliated •been transferred to the Villa- leader, received the baton. Not consistency, too . . In addition equalled Albertus's score as he with one apiece in the fifth . nova field as an added feature able to set the pace as in ar to getting Larry Hennessey too shot a 78. Stone had a and sixth, and held that mar- New Aviation of Junior Week. It will be individual race Fred was forc- next season, the Warriors will For Cadet Training Classes Begin Every Few Weeks! chance for a par 35 on the gin until the bottom of the played Miiy 4 . ed to go all out from the start also pick up Norm Grekin and seventh. Then the roof fell in fell behind as front nine. He had birdied Expert 4 The State man Fred lehle of LaSalle . . . Convenient on WC starter Bob Quinn. HERE'S WHAT TO DOt 3, Next, you will be given a written and manual aptitude test. Fred finished his third blazing the third and sixth holes, but baseball coach Art Mahan With gone, Attention • • • went four over par on the last one McGarry Take a transcript of your college credits and a copy of your birth ANNOUNCEMENTS lap. played for the Phillies back in J^ j^^ If you pass your physical and other tests, you will be scheduled singled to right on the ground, certificate to your nearest Air Kick three to give him a nine hole Force Base or Recruiting Station. Deadline for the ordering of Leaders the late '30's . . . Senior John for an Aviation Cadet training class. The Selective Service pilfered second; Bob Maurer * total 39. Fill out the application they give you. allows announcements is their of The streak kept Watson will begin pitching for Act you a four-month deferment while waiting class (rraduation Sensing Dwyer at singled to right, scoring Mc- assignment. Ihis Thurtday, April 30. Or- Ross, on though and Reupp of the Albany in the Boston 2^ If application is accepted, the Air Force will arrange for you to heels the Wolverine Big Red Sox Garry; then Chuck McGuckin Mules lost the match 5&3. take a physical examination at government expense. ders are being taken in the Ten Mile Champ, and Army's farm system as sooa as he drove one through the same . ^ Price is The only victory of the aft- •book store. 10c a Lou Olive spurted out to a 12 graduates. spot past WC's line-hugging ernoon for the Allentowners piece. yard advantage. But Freddy first-baseman, with Maurer Where to get more defoils: i* came in this group when Am- would not quit. With another though not really in their best scoring. Then Cecere tripled Visit n«aro«t Air Force or Air Forco Rocruiting brose took advantage of Gene your Bato burst of speed, he came form came through in fine into deep left-center to drive THE CAMFirS Tinsel tickets are Schramm's off-day and beat Officor. Or writ* to: Aviotion Cadot, Heodquortort, . Turf and abreast of the two of them. style to win %&1 and 4&2 re- in the fourth run, and at this Y., the Athletic of- for as the Kid from Baldwin, N. spectively. in all BABBEBSHOP U. S. Air Forco, Washington 25, D. C. now on sale in But it was too much, All though point Charles Ross spelled ^*lSW5i^ 5&4. fice in the Field House, the they approached the stretch the showing of the team was Quinn. Firrt Class Work Pi4 Shop, and Mendel Hall. Ross forged into the lead with Hunt, McDcrmott Win very good, and certainly seems Helm then greeted Ross |1.50. Stu- second gal- In the final two matches Al to indicate that this will Popular Prices • •*•••••••••••••••••*•***** General admission Olive and Fred a be with a single to right, send- 'dents lant third. Hunt and Jake McDermott, another good Villanova team. 75c (OoBcmiutt OB Fig* •)
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Daly • ' called Collegiate Dramatic Honor The worst batters always squawk the most when mers' control was much bet- until the formal initiation in- Photographers will take ficers for next year. Bill has already made tentative ''-—• Fraternity, pledged eight out on strikes. The first organization meet- The fourth annual Intra- ter in that contest, as he to Alpha Psi Omega is held. the portraits in the library, Phipps, a junior political plans for a social function Mural track meet will be Villanova men for member- Red Blaik never produced a team that played sloppy ing of the swimming team was walked only batters. Until that time all pledges beginning Monday, May science major is the newly and is trying to contact a held May 5, the Tuesday of ship this week. football. held last Thursday at the pool Shutout for Scott must wear amber and blue Hand continuing on every elected president. Dick Win- guest speaker for the final in the field Junior Week, at 3:30. As in In a short pledging cere- string bow ties, and they business of Collins can't figrht as hard as he talks. house. Newly ap- Scott, last Wednesday * school day (excludes Sat- field, a sophomore, is vice- meeting the year. : > Too bad Tommy pointed coach Eddie Geisz the past the meet will con: mony which took place in must fulfill a number of re- urday, Sunday,, and As- Rev. George McLaughlin, ' Alvin Dark falls down more than any other shortstop in against Rutgers, was excel- president, and the secretary- greeted sist of the 100, 220, 440, the Belle Masque office, Joe quirements which are neces- some 53 candidates lent. He allowed five hits,> cension Thursday, May O.S.A. Dean of student ac- National League. treasurer is Ward Welsh, an the who turned out. 880, broad jump, high jump, Blimm, Bernard Coyne, Bill sary *for membership in the who'll scream walked two, and was in hot 14) until May 22. tivities, spoke briefly to the ' stands There's always some guy in the javelin, 440 relay, and 880 Arts school, junior. Thursday's get - together Cunningham, Dave Dami- fraternity. group. He reviewed the his- pitcher makes a motion to second, but doesn't water only once. That was balk when the consisted relay. $168 worth of medals of many trial heats in the seventh, when a walk, tory of the I. R. C. and prom- throw. •;..:;; >/'^-:'-'^:i:\:;/:/^-/.''.V:.:,\;^:''^'. will be awarded to the first designed to let the coach see ised his full support of the Catholic colleges start playing each other, Notre a one-baser and a fielder's 4^ Unless just what he can expect for three finishers in each indi- years. There's recently re-formed organiza- Dame will be the only one in football in two vidual event and to the next fall. In general the pros- mem- tion. only seven left now. bers of the first three teams > • pects looked pretty good, al- Attend Conference Randy Turpin will be the next Middleweight Champion of though Geisz felt that all of in each relay event. Watch he'll fight Bobo Olsen and beat him easily. the worid, them will need plenty of work the bulletin boards for the A group of six club mem- League umpires make more of a show out of National to get in top-notch shape. names of the class coaches bers are attending an inter- than their American League counterparts. calling strikes Will Compete Next Fall and the practice dates. collegiate foreign policy con- lead the National League in batting this Wes Westcum will The former Malvern Prep Intra-mural softball saw ference •'' '''^'^^- ''/';' today in Washing- seiwon.- swim mentor talked to the en- the Clan, with Brady pitch- would win the pennant, going away, if he ton. The program, sponsored Leo Duroucher tire group and outlined the ing, roll up 10 runs in the by the Philadelphia World had the Dodgers. situation for the coming sea- first inning and then coast to Filipski and Ben Addiego will be the top two backs Affairs Coucil, will include a Gene son. It is planned to have at a 15-10 win over the Night- in the East next Fall. least eight meets before next riders. In the other game tour of the State Department will win more games than Robin Roberts Curt Simmons Christmas. The total number the Losers really lived up to buildings, a luncheon, and this year. their name, taking an 18-5 of meets for the campaign will three conferences by out- Most good looking girls don't know much about baseball. belting at the hands of the probably be about twelve. standing figures White if in the field The Red Sox have a future great in Sammy — Swim Ginic Troopers. BILL McGARRY t of he can stay out of those nasty fights with the A's. international affairs. It was also announced that choice put runners on second^ The barber and the bartender always have the inside there will be a swim clinic and third with one out. But dope on anything that happens in sports or world news. JaZz Concert held here in the fall. Original a pop-up to Maurer at sec- CORSACES FOB • Ike Williams should quit the ring, before he winds up (Continued from Page 2) plans called for this event to ond, and a very nice catch on queer street. 'it has re- be held on Saturday last, but and in this case at the screen by catcher Ken^ the best football coaches, Don't want to a cigarette Linemen generally make the conflict with the Penn Re- the sentiments of you tiY iterated Lowe of a high fo\il got Scott AT THE Villanova is quite an exception . . . Leahy, Munn, although lay Carnival caused the post- many: that the music of ' out of it. ' Blaik, etc.- ponement. The reason being Goodman and his co- Benny Meanwhile, the Wildcat in-* BOUQUET SHOP You never hear a fight on the radio that sounds dull. in the many of the top swimming of- horts which originated field was contributing top- will never win an Intramural Track meet. The seniors ficials also work at track 1930's was not a passing notch support, holding up^ with a record like this? Roberta Road going to have it rough in football Pennsylvania is really meets, and weren't available (fancy, but will continue to the lead that Cecere estab- and Lancaster ATenue next fall. Glassmire wouH make a terrific basket- music BRYN MAWR, PA Sammy at the time. be appreciated by the lished in the first frame, on local high school. ball coach for some The new coach incidentally devotee and critic, the world- triple. were Y. THE QUALITY CONTRAST between Chesterfield and other leading cigarettes is Bryn Mawr Tf a two-run There 2422 Pitching is 80% of college baseball, as proven in Villa- still hokls a Villanova pool over. To establish this fact Your Diacount Cards Still few scoring thi;«ats after ^ a revealing story. 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TNC COCA^OIA COMlANV -Ji£t.±:^^.. * Page Eight THE VILLANOVAN Tu—dmr, April 28 1953 Joe Zator and Joe McOarrigle 6uild Show Jr. Week Tickets Try For Third Straight Win have produced the finest in (Continued from Page 1) (Continued from Page 1) decorations and other added Drill At Dawn throughout the country with irranging a top flight pro- attractions. Gets Team Up great success. for this evening. gram Saturday afternoon, athletic One of the latest additions Wednesday night is the time director Dudley The pride of the Vfllanova ing maneuvers were used. Bud and the to the program is Ken 6arry md the Field House is the new Monogram Club have NROTC is practicing once The following year, under TV's newest comic sensation )lace for the annual Blazer planned a Sports Carnival. again to win the Fourth Frank Haskins, the number who will be the Master of 3all. The Blue Notes will sup- During this afternoon the Naval District Drill Cham- was cut, fancy movements Ceremonies for the show. H< 3ly the music for this pleasant baseball team will take on pionship. Under the com- were introduced, and the has appeared at the Latir and informal affair. Their Loyola of Baltimore, the mands of Drill Leader Mid- Fourth Naval District Drill Quarter, Ciro's and other lead 'ovely vocalist will also be on trackmen will face Seton Hall, shipman Robert Crevier, and Championship was won for ing theatres and night club.' land. Jack Birle is chairman and the football team will op- its instructor, M/Sgt John the first time. Competition throughout the United State? of the dance and Bob Gold is pose an outfit of "oldtimers." the 24-man included Penn, Princeton Waryha, USMC, and has been the subject oi handling the decorations. drill team get up before the and Temple ROTC. Sold Out rave notices in many news- Thursday is the one open birds in the morning to begin Champs Again papers. day of Junior Week. This will Tickets were sold out for their practice at 7:30. Another late addition to the In 1951, Midshipman Cre- give students a day to rest up the Dinner Dance a full week Armed Forces Day will Sloan. Miss vier, fresh from a tour with program is Estelle and prepare for the final ago although chairman Harry witness the drill competition Sloan combines the intricacies the Sea Bees, assumed the weekend. Anger planned for a larger between Villanova, Univer- of Russian Ballet, modern tap » leadership of the group. The Friday night Villanova will crowd than last year. Anger sity of Pennsylvania and number was again cut, sen- and pantomine to present a witness one of the biggest is trying to get the use of a possibly Princeton at the Vil- iors were eliminated, more dance programme that for and best Proms in the school's W connecting room of the main lanova Stadium. Villanova maneuvers were introduced, sheer color and excitement has history. "Young America's has won the district cham- seldom been equalled any- banquet room in the Walt and the championship won favorite" Johnny Long will pionship for the last two where. Miss Sloan is a head- for the second time. take eharge and promises a Whitman Hotel, Camden, to years and a victory thts year Imer in hotels and clubs such The present team consists full evening of the best music. accommodate more people. will mean permanent reten- as the Waldorf Astoria and of 11 freshmen and 6 sopho- The Joey Singer Trio, an up Tony Desmond will play fort tion of the trophy. the Copacabana, has starred mores, who will be the back- and coming young group of dinner and dancing after- on the Broadway stage and Since 1949 bone of the team next year. Philadelphia song stylists, will wards. Bill Rooney and Jack has been featured in motion The drill team at Villa- Of the 7 juniors on it, Tom be on hand for the intermis- Graziano did a great job as pictures, vnotably "Night and nova was organized in 1949 McNichol stands out as the sion music. Months of plan- ticket chairman for this, the Day." Junior by M/Sgt. Desphegel, USMC, veteran, having been with ning and work by chairmen I final affair of Week. and led by Gil Hazard, now the team for three years. The program will be enliv- a 1st Lieut, in the Marine These men are hard at the ened by Clem Foust, outstand- Corps. The group numbered task of polishing off the ing European comedy jugg- 48 men and performed once rough edges for the competi- ling sensation who has recent- ly STUDIES during the year in Franklin tion on May 16, 1953, and returned from a very suc- GRADUATE Field. Only standard march- their attitude is optimistic. cessful tour of the continent. f., TRAINING PROFESSIONAL cnnoii <^ FORMAL WEAR RENTED CLAH BROS. 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