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Scott Men Talk At Marketing Club the Pennsylvania State Center in Now-Chartered Marketers Swarthmore, Pa. One of the pio- neer organizers of Scott's Co- Hear Scott Executives' Talk operative Advertising Program, and former distribution account- ant with the same company, he search Two top executives of Scott and development depart- is experienced in speaking on the ment- Paper Company outlined the es- phases of planning behind sal^s. sential elements of a sound mar- Speaking before a rainy night Villanova's Student Marketing keting program at last Thurs- audience of about sixty C&F stu- Association is one of the newer yiLLAN dents, the men took turns deliv- day's meeting of Villanova Col- student organizations on campus. ering a prepared speech, illus- VOL. 26—No. 19 VILLANOVA COLLEGE, lege Marketing Association. VILLANOVA, PA. Tuesday, April 24, 1951 trating the talk with Originally organized during last Also highlighting the meeting a huge vis- ual-aid chart, and explaining the school year, the group has drawn was presentation by Bert Sellier, topic as it pertained the president, of the recently organ- to Scott a large membership from the Campus Al EE Holds Contest Paper Company. ized Club's Associate Member- School of Commerce and Fi- Seminary Guild Sliow Brings ship Charter in the nation-wide Scientific Marketing: » Need nance. For Prize Paper In District American Marketing Associa- "Scientific marketing," declar-

•".;••, ' '- :• - ;-.C'- S/:..''-: tion. : ed Mr. Pcouty in the course of his Stars To Campus The two Scott executives were portion of the discussion, "has Tiiursday 25 Schools to Attend Mr. D. A. Prouty, national retail been an imperative need in this 13 Days Left For sales manager; and Mr. William country ever since the United Scott Paper Co. executive. D. A. Prouty, right, talks to Prof. Hugh Johnson, Marketing Club faculty observer, Two-Day Meeting S. Ash, distribution analyst in States became a mass-production after meeting Rosemary Clooney Heads Headline Bill 1920." of the business school group last Thursday night. Stadiin RetitiK the company's distribution re- nation about Ifs Smart. ml At Field House Variety Benefit He and Mr. Ash went on to list Villanova College Branch of ager, advertising and sales pro- ed another prepared talk, entitled 5W7 and explain the following ele- To cooperate in pre> BOULEVARD the American Institute of Elec- Open Wad. A Fri. Ev«nino« Miss Rosemary Clooney, 22 ments of an effective and suc- motions, public relations, and "Salesmanship A Career" to venting accidentt. May 7 Date Set for trical Engineers will conduct the year old Columbia Record sing- JOHN 00U6USS CO. cessful scientific program of employee relations. many scholastic and business Obey cdl safety signs. Prize Paper Contest for the Mid- Stadium ing sensation will be the feature marketing: a planned objective, Drawing Formai Attire RentaU attraction at Mr. Prouty has been an expon- groups throughout the country. dle Eastern District of this the second annual TOaD W. Qvr«tt Road use of factors to estimate mar- PhiU. BttburbMi TVanspoctetion C* So- Augustinian Seminary Guild's (Theatre Bldge. Arcade) ket growth, selective distribu- ent of sales as a profession for a William Ash is currently PhiU. AWMtom IUUro««l Co. ciety on April 27 and 28. UPPER, DARBY, PA. Thirteen days from today, Variety Show in the college tion, duties of a retail sales man- number of years has deliver- teaching in marketing at and a course Twenty-five schools are in- Field House Thursday evening. May 7, has been set as the day cluded in this area and repre- Rev. John J. Coffey, O.S.A., for final returns in the Villanova sentatives from most of these Guild Ehrector, expects the an- LIKE THOUSANDS OF AMERICA'S STUDENTS- College Stadium Drive. Drawing nual show this schools are expected to attend year to be "even for prizes will take place that bigger and better than last MAKE THIS MILDNESS TEST YOURSELF AND GET the meeting, which will consist night, according to Rev. E. B. year's success." He said, that of series of a short talks given confident of this, he has lined McKee, O.S.A., director of the up on a competitive basis* concern- an array of talent consisting of student drive program. EVERY SMOKER some of the WANTS outstanding WHAT ing electrical engineering. per- VWe're hoping that this formers of Villanova's AIEE branch will thir- stage, radio and tele- teen will vision. be represented by Thomas W. be our lucky number, I«?;#;' Rosemary Clooney Two Radio. Shows Morling, who won the branch and students will use the next u.mmm On Campus Thursday Miss Clooney's latest Colum- IS contest with his paper titled: thirteen days to put forth an V bia Recording hit, "Beautiful w "The Responsibility of the En- extra final effort to help push Brown Eyes," has zoomed to the s*ss gineer in the Community." George Sommer the drive to success," Father number two spot on the Variety Dinner Listed :.-.%^K' McKee urged. T&T Will Give Mnsic IP "Sommertime" Poll. Added to this popularity As part of the program for the Students puller are her two new radio Make Success presentation will feature a series two day meeting a dinner is shows, "Sing It Again," and the ARA EGHIGIAN Asking for this extra coopera- MusicalRevue of original skits by student au- ^f "Camel Caravan." COLLEGE LEVIN thors. Among the "budding PARK DICK tion, he advised, "The success of Other star attractions in the VIRGINIA Hammersteins" are Bill Bren- 51 the stadium drive depends for "Pardon Expression" "Stars In Your Eyes" Guild pro- •53 ninghouse, Jack Gibbons, Bob ..^ the most part upon the work of duction are Ruth Daye, the Due Resnick, Steve Keiss, Jack Kel- May 17. 18, 19 charming "Heifetz of the Xylo- our students, and we're counting ly and John Gallen. phone," and Ken Barry, featured fcii:-ii;':=s on every one of them to make Dancers Needed »iA' An original musical review, star of the "Hi-Neighbor" tele- our plans a reality." "Pardon the E]xpression," will Dancing ensembles for the re- vision show. The present phase of the sta- mark the beginning of a new era view have been in rehearsal for Roecker to »i«i "MC for Villanova's over a month, but Whalen re- dium fund-raiser will be the only Turf and Tinsel Master of Ceremonies will be >- Club when it hits the Field ported that there are still sev- vv raffle-type program to be held the nationally famous baritone eral openings in this field. House stage May 17, 18 and 19. He Eddie Roecker ,who was the star during the entire drive. Next pointed For the first time since its re- out that a good number of "The Desert Song" on Broad- year the stadium campaign activation three of the dancing and singing years ago, the way. Roecker is returning for a ^^-. choruses are backers anticipate sporting college musical iH*oduction group Freshmen, but repeat performance after a very \ will veer away from the added that among the returning \ events, and a giant card party straight wartn reception aa "MC" at the musical comedy line, and present veterans are such familiar names and dance to raise additional first Guild show last year. as Art DeVittis, Mike an old-fashioned review. "Pardon Desantis, George Sommer and his Or- funds. Definite plans along this Jack Redmond, the Expression" will be under Al Hevey, Jim chestra, recently contracted by line will be announced later. the Brown and Bill Miller. direction of George Noake, a Temple University for its spring Rev. Joseph Donnellon, O.S.A., veteran T&T advisor, with the The publicity drive of Turf prom, will handle the musical music again being written by and Tinsel has already Thomas W. Morling is chairman of the committee di- gotten end of the production. Well Villanova's own Bob Whalen. under way. A familiar aspect of known on Eastern College Reaas AILi^ Paper recting the entire Stadium Fund cam- • ILD Ml _ _ Original SkltB • / IT », ' *-» ESS N the program again this year will puses, Sonuner will feature M , his scheduled for Friday evening at drive. Whalen stated that this year's (Continued on Page 7) (Continued on Page 7) AFTER-TASTE the Philadelphia Engineer's Club NO UNPIEASANT (1317 Spruce St., Phila.). At- ,' > ^^ f tending the dinner to act as of- Belle Air Portraits ficial host for Villanova will be OVn 1S00 PROMININT mifi Rev. F. X. McGuire, O.S.A., Set Fer May 7 to 25 president. Other prominent of- ^"Wi ficers of the AIEE, local TOIACCO GtOWIilS SAYi *%SS5 and na- tional, will be present at the Portraits for the Senior sec- test meeting and dinner. When I apply the standard tobacco growers' tion of the 1952 Belle Air will be Tour of Buildings taken on campus by Zamsky Stu- to cigarettes I find Chesterfield is the one that The Prize Paper Committee, dios Quiiii^ the three weeKS under the leadership of Thomas smells milder and smokes milder.^ from Monday, May 7, to Friday, J. Burke, has scheduled a com- ^y'25. Sittings will be in the LEADING SELLER plete program which will include A WILL-KNOWN INDUSTRIAL registration of the visitors, re- radio station from 9:00 a.m. to tlSIARCH ORGANIZATION RIPORTSt IN AMERICA'S cordings of the various talks, 3 p.m. •^ and possibly a tour of the elec- ti COLLEGES Juniors and Senior Ts can is only cigarette in which members trical engineering laboratories Chesterfield the ^ make an appointment H and new campus buildings. The by signing of our taste panel found no unpleasant after-taste. upper seminar rooms of the col- the lists that are now in the Pie lege library will be the meeting Shop. When a student signs his place for the contest. name for a certain time, he is Three qualified professional asked to be prompt id keeping engineers have been selected to his appointment. ^J judge the technical aspects of the talks, while Mr. Joseph T. Service charge of one dollar SHAPING UP. Turi atd TinMl'i all male chorus line in an informaTpractice teiiion preparing Jonas, Anst Prof, of English, is payable at the time of the sit- for the opening of **Pardo& the Ezpretsion" on May 17. That's the organization's shieKl on Ung. (Contlaned on Pmg% 9) the Held House curtcdii. CifM%N it)t. (Mm a Mvm Tombo* C» '

Tuesday, Pac«2 THE VILLANOVAN TiMsday, April 24, 1951 April 24, 1951 THE VILLANOVAN Pace 3 Spring and All That Travel Okayed Queen Contest Ends Greek Letters Host For Students Judging In Progress Tips on Prom (For Male i Draft Boards Able At Inter Frat Ball Frank Palumbo and Snooky To Sanction Trips Lanson to Announce Winner | And Female) SolveProblems Brothers of Five Frats Unite For Two months of searching for the lovely lady Local draft boards are auth- Annual Dance Last By BUI BrmnninghouMm fit. This is all too often over- Weekend. to reign as Queen of this year's Junior Week ac- orized to issue permits for leav- Once again Spring is pouring looked by unthinking gentlemen Guided by the brothers of five fraternities on campus the Inter- tivities ended this weekend with judging of the ing her greenness all over the place. and those men with hairy chests the United Stales to draft Fraternity Ball turned out three hundred couples to the annual candidates by Frank Palumbo and Snooky In this, the last Spring before make things seem much less eligible young men who wish to affair, last Friday evening in the Field House. the war, college formal. "Another successful Inter-Fraternity Ball is still Lanson. young youths While chewing gum at go abroad this summer. This in- on the lips of m^ny Villanova socializers. The sponsors the nation over are getting ready formals is looked down upon, formation was received by the of the annual ball, the Choice of the judges for Queen, as well as five fraternities, were completely for the annual formal splurge. chewing tobacco is definitely ta- Villanovan from the Washing- satisfied with the turnout," com- ruiiners-up in her court will be published in the mented Jack Gibbons, Proms begin to mushroom up boo. A man should also remem- ton headquarters Chairman of the dance. special Junior Week edition of this paper next of Selective into social He added that the success of the affair was due the events of the sea- ber that even though the girl Service through the Council on to the efforts of Monday. Selections are being made from pictures faithful members o^^is_^ommittee son. With thes^ormal dances loves him, she doesn't exactly Student Travels. who spent many hours last alone, with all pictures submitted given to the come many problems. A young relish the idea of travelling to a week preparing for the djance, judges. Under section 1621.16 of the man of unlimited social experi- prom via PTC as well as to the and Red Arrow. Selective Service Act the draft many people ence Mr. Oscar has form- If, By Chance . . . who attended. Paul Hughes was the Junior who made the con- Twomp boards are authorized to grant ul^ed logical solutions for any Girls should remember that tacts that assured this Queen contest its two a permit after student has made Outdoor Theme problem that may arise concern- the dance fioor is no place for qualified and famous judges. Palumbo whose the proper request, filed a Class- A park motif was followed them to thrash out their little name is synonomous with philanthropy in Phila- ing Spring Proms. You need not ification Questionnaire (SSS throughout in the decorations of be at a loss when- stumped with differences with their class- delphia, is famous also as a leading restaurateur; Form No. 100), and been a seemingly insurmountable mates. It is always disturbing the Field House. Garden benches Snooky Lanson, the new star of radio and tele- cleared by the local board for to see a cultured young lady and several Time Grows Short vision's "Hit Parade." formal problem. Oscar has the such a permit. large ferns were answer. punch a girl friend in the nose, Travel Leagues IN INTER PRAT MOTIF Villa- placed on the perimeter of the You have seen' this cartoon before. It ap- A native of For Example and even more so at a formal In this connection The Open novans danced last Friday dancing area. peared several weeks ago as a gentle reminder Philadelphia, If, for instance a young lady affair. A sweet little thing who Frank Road, Inc., and The American night, guests of the brothers of The fragrance of gardenias waiting for you to do Palum- falls flat on her face during the remarks that her girl friend had that the stadiinn drive was Express-Catholic Travel League the five campus fraternities. bo's name has course of a dance, the proper nice hair before she let the dog was very noticeable in the air. your part. Since that time the drive has pro- services have announced several In the top picture: Phi Kappers long been as- procedure is for the young lady get at it makes a poor impres- The beautiful flowers were gressed at a snail's pace. So the cartoon appears overseas trips open exclusively Charles Peters and Gerald sociated with to arise in a graceful fashion so sion on more sensitive souls. If floated in the fountain in the to students. Connell chat with their dates again, and for the same, though not so gentle, giving and en- that those witnessing will believe a girl decides that she has asked center of the floor, thus creating The Charlton Star has been between dances. Enjoying tertaining the it to be part of the dance. A the wrong boy to the dance, it the a formal reason. chartered garden atmosphere. needy. Last year ' .1 by The Open Road, music, at right, is Ed Mueller young man who spills a drink would be wise to hide the fact Music Inc., for ten roundtrip voyages with his By Student Band The time grows short. The drawing will take alone he took over his date's gown can make from the poor fellow. It is very date for the evening. from May to October. This is The Villanovans played for the place May 7. This means that all books must be 10,000 children the incident seem trivial by re- deflating to a boy's ego to realize the British one-class ship, fea- dance. It is customary to have returned by May 5, which is a week after this to the circus, marking how well the stain fits that he is some girl's mistake. turing open air swimming pool, this group of students play at all Saturday, the night after the prom. Before that another 12,000 in with the color scheme of the Authority U '' music, discussions and tWo other organizations have informal dances in the Field itime the return of every student must be made, kids to public girl's outfit. Just in passing, Yes, Spring means formals recrea- tional and social programs House both in order to give the if the drive is to reach its goal. amusement white bucks are now considered and formals bring problems, dur- planned student tours. General ing the voyage, men a chance to play and to af- parks. proper for evening formal dress. young Oscar offers his humblg Tours has itineraries covering ford a reasonable This goal brings the athletic department that Famous Some Common Errors suggestions only because of his The complete cost of the yet attractive musical setting. much closer to the needed stadium. The planned Restaurateur Mr. Twomp warns against vast background of social af- European Sunomer Program will Europe and some of the South Vince Palma is structure will be home to Wildcat football and His world- m approximate leader of the dance band. several mistakes commonly made fairs. He is a well-known man $700, including America^ countries. Travel baseball and Profits and will be able to house, on campus, all famous Palum- at formal affairs. If there hap- about town. His name has ap- overseas transportation, per The derived from the Ball Study, Inc., has study tou^ of will students and every Villanova fan. Such a home bo's Restaurant, pens to be a receiving line such peared several times in Deborah Open Road, Inc. be equally distributed ito is absolutely necessary if this college where over 100,- Europe giving the five fraternities who worked ever hopes Snooky Lanson greetings as "Hi Baldy" and Debbie's column in the Sunday Canada opportunities to to play more home games with impressive 000 weddings Students interested NROTCING: After a half hour prom time Pat Ican'tspeller- to put over the dance. Delta Pi "Who's the Witch?" should not papers. There can be no doubt in a Good study the Humanities, the Sci- name made quite a beauty of opponents. have been held, is on the site of his father's be used. Tuxedoes also include that he is a qualified social Neighbor Pilgrimage to Canada review of the troops and the the Mu handled publicity. Kappa Phi ences and boarding house where Frank got his will be interested Arts. of Loreland Kappa sold the tickets. Delta Pi boyhood res- shirts as part of the formal out- expert. in the plan of dates of midshipmen, the staff I ^i^^P^"^, ^^"57 When these points were brought to the atten- the American ^^^^.^^ ^^« Pao^» whistle stop on Epsilon decorated. Phi Kappa Pi taurant experience. , Express-Catholic Information concerning these .ffin.^ ^f *»,. ivT«„«i ,.«;. .,-. tion of the students earlier in the year and the oflScers of the Naval unit pro- Sunday. . . . One individual on sold the cokes and Travel League. This group also tours Lambda Kap- ; "CUck** and "C R" may be obtained by writ- claimed to all that Miss Rose- stadium drive explained everybody applauded the the campus asked me to mention pa Delta made offers European tours of Ireland, mary arrangements idea. Opinion on campus had it that a ing to the following agencies: Mulvaney was selected as new and This restaurant, together with his "Click" and Beaver College. . . . Beaver Col- with the band. England, France, Italy and Miss bigger stadium Would mean a great deal NROTC of 1951. . . . This to the "C R Club" draw crowds seeking Palumbo- ''Unimf>ortanf1temsMayBe Spain. An The Open Road, Inc., Program lege. audience with His little fem will student as well as to the athletic department- It ^st finest music present the colors famous food with the b bands and Holiness, Coordinator, 50 West 45th St., T&T TALK: "Pardon the Ex- Pope Pius XH is to the winner of meant that there would be more home games, in Philadelphia. Frank's associations with stars the company pression," the planned for the Italian tour. New York, N. Y.; T&T production General Tours, competition which is to be held that they would be easier to get to and that it of Hollywood and Broadway make him a quali- Indicative of Major Faults which is held in the Field House Dante Society The coupcil on Student Travel 724 Fifth Ave., would all New York 19, the 19th of May. . . . Congrats, add up to more spirit on campus dur- fied judge of beautiful girls, especially the ones May 17th thru 19th is in full is offering voyages to Europe on ing the fall. N. Y.; Travel and Study, Inc., Rosie, we're proud of you. in the Junior Week Queen contest. y - swing and the guys are gonna By Jim Griffin ;/> >: The case at hand is not what American-built C-3's. Begins Program These HIGH SASSIETY: A new so- 110 East 57th St., New York 22, make gorgeous dolls. . . . It's If some [';,' :' one would call a major moral ships have facilities have forgotten about the stadium •«y the light »:, ^^''-^'C Xa' ." for movies, ciety is coming to the fore- "Charity begins at home. . . N. Y.; well worth witnessing, so let's drive they might consider that this goal can item, perhaps not even a moral language classes, lectures and American Express-Cath- Snooky Lanson rose to his fame from singing have all ground in campus activities. An old adage, one we question at all. It is merely the all get behind it and support the Installation never be reached without the support of each in- discussions of European culture olic Travel League, 1814 Broad- of officers was the as a choir boy in St. Patrick's Church in his home heard a thousand times, and one . . . Yes, the Dante Society is endeavors dividual on campus. problem of a few thousand books and problems. of this talented group. main business of meeting of the town, Memphis, Tenn. The big break in his young way, New York 23, N. Y. strictly on the way up socially. which very few of us would ever . . . of tickets which were distributed The music of Bob Whalen is Dante Society last Thursday career came when he recorded "By the Light of . . . The members dre said to be questiori. Still, it is an adage around campus for sale by the light and catchy. evening. the Silvery Moon" with Ra^y Noble, a record that which our actions some- suffering from inferiority com- with students in an effort to aid the SPRAY THAT AGAIN DEP'T: Charles Biiffalino, recently plexes. It sold over a million copies. times fail miserably to comply. ... is an Italian so- It is the fund raising campaign for the opinion of the writer elected president, headed the list ciety with a predominant Irish With Woems Little, and Biffer. Thins* new stadium. About five thous- that the following statement was of officers installed. A Pre-Law membership. . . . It's like start- Perhaps it is not so important and is the number; of which a BLAZER not made by the Asiatic people Junior in the Commerce Fin- yU-LANOVAN Ted Weems' band was Lanson's next vehicle, ing an Arabian and Athletic Club in it that in this one instance we are very small percentage has been was attributed to. . . . This is ance school, Buffalino and when the war broke out, he enlisted with the Dublin. was inclined to default on theory returned. Perhaps most of us reference to the words, "Don't elected other of Weem's group to serve in the and at the first annual elec- VIL4.ANOVA COLLEGE. VILLANOVA. PA. members YOU SPEAKA THE ESPAN? application meets us would not scuttle the Pacific." . . . Some the question fact . as special service unit. when the that tion of the society held last Navy a The Spanish Club held it annual FRANK OOBBS, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF face to face. But such a default charity begins at home, but people just get carried away at FolloWihg his discharge Lanson returned to month. orgy at the Elk's Club in Norris- times of JAMES OALLAOHER BILL COONEV, JIM QALLO is not a thing which would come evidently many of us afe unwill- emotional stress. . . . Albert Bartolomeo. Joe Bil* station W. S. M. in Memphis where he got his town last Saturday Managlno Editor Sporto Editors End of Season eve. . . . The CAMPUS in this isolated case or in that ing to expend the effort which it CAPERS: Congratu- lera. and Bud Russo were also original start, and began his career anew as a members had a hard time in- JAMES QLAVIN JAMES GRIFFIN singular situation. It is a little demands in practise.^ lations to the dwellers in the stalled at the meeting. Bartolo- N«ws Editor Foaturo Editor singing disc-jockey. His break this time came thumbing through their text thing which indicates big things, Danseroiu Sltuatloa barracks who have finally found meo and Billera, Sophomores, with his recording of his own song,* "The Old books as the speakers JACK MURATORI WIL-LIAM REGAN and the biggest and perhaps the gave a an outlet for the sale of tennis Copy Editor Master Painter," that swept the country. And that is the point of this were installed as Vice-President Picturo Editor slight dissertation on the Span- shoes. most pernicious thing which it discussion: In this particular . . . These are to be worn and Secretary; Russo, a Junior, OERALD MICALLEF He happened SAMPLE ish hero Cervantes. . . . BARRV A JACK GIBBONS SALE! The main indicate is a separation in during the study hours. . . . The Nows — Foaturo Editor Businoos Managora could case, minor or major, it seems as became treasurer. along just in point of attraction apparently MARIO our minds of theoretical ideal though we are failing to apply NFCCS had a week-end-long PIAZZOLLA, RALPH SKOWRON All took place in the Program Proposed Circulation Managora time to engage and attainable realities. Colors 100% Wool-naiMMl SportcMts rumps room meeting and many matters were, the theory we profess to believe. Rev. down stairs. . . . Why, this Louis A. Rongione, ASSOCIATE EDITORS: P. Jannuzzo, S. Koisa, R. Mae- producers of the To Be Lived It seems as though our ideals are discussed and improved upon. WUIiama, P. McMonamin. F. Pitoccholll. H. Range, G. From $5.00 writer will never know, and O.S.A., moderator of the club, Such a separation is incompa- . . . See, Father, it isn't difficult Scanlon, W. Klucaarita, T. Farnandoa, B. "Hit Parade" drifting away from our every Ruaao, R. For- by those attending can't remember. also introduced a program and •yth. R. Allan, D. Jonaa, B. Cuilon, A. Hevoy, T. Da- tible with the of to get space in the paper. . . . basis Christian day lives, into a little world of (ff«Ciilar lanoy, W. Shilling, Q. Criat, R. Bears, W. Houston. C. reading lines of $30M> C«ata) RA-nONIZING: It has been the membership committee to ar- Fleming. morality, for Catholicism is a their The Seminary Guild is preparing W. Anderaon, D. Quinn, R. Ewing, J. Man- own, a world which per- range for tone, N. Carter. Lucky Strike practice of several tobacco com- future plans of the J. Bogner, W. Groaney. religion, and therefore a way of haps we visit for a tremendous presentation to be occasional com- group, and to design •TAFF: Ao Hennessey, O'Brien. in panies to invade (he campus and held a program W. A. Galati, Q. Do- commercials life, a thing to be believed, but templation, but one which will April 26th. . . . The vivaci- Ian. J. Coaton, J. MuUIn, to increase F. DeLuca. J. Minahan. N. conduct th% ever important ous and curvacious membership. CJcchltti, E. Draueh, j. Mullen, V. a pleasing a thing also to be lived, day in, become more and more diflicult TODAY. TUESDAY Rosemary Doyle, D. Mackell, Edgar Lucidi leads G. Ferguaon, J. Nolin. Dick Cashman, thirty day test. . , - the new Jack Barnes, Bert day out, and to be applied to any to merge with that in which we Clooney will be the featured en- Sollior. D. Maynaa. Southern drawl. \\m A.BC — 3:30 committee. Other members are P.M. big tertainer . . . she will be ac- situation which develops. And live. And such is a dangerous The question is . . . Can you FACULTY ADVISOR—REV. J. A. KLEKOTKA. OSA. This radio and Jim Nolin, Jack Graziano, Frank a catholic is a man who should situation. « do it on four cigarettes? companied by the George Som- Thia paper is dodicatod to one of the finoat D'Alia men who evor spot and Carl Valenti. entered V

• Glee Club Gives Concert National NFCCS Council Meets Here Georgetown Upsets Distance Medley Club gram will sponsor trips during » On Television Thursday the coming summer. It was de- _ cided that three trips, beginning in July, would be made to Can- Wildcat Nine Scores Over Loyola, 10-0 Bill Miller Directs Spanish Club Has ada. Two trips are to be made to Mexico and tWo to Europe. The One of Last Shows European trips are to in- 'Cervantes Night' clude visits to Ireland, England, and France. Watson Turns in Cappozzoli Beats Barry To The Villanova College Glee Among other business Club will make its first appear- Gives TvCoach Jumbo Wilkes-Barre. Pa. gust at St. Thomas College. peat performance for Watson Club has been touring the local in the anchor mile leg of the dis- Elliott's charges were entered in Rev. Lorenzo Lozano, O.S.A., Present also at the Congress and the Mainliners, who one ",!'' medley. four events in which they did no colleges for women, giving bene- Over the past week-end Villa- tance moderator of the club, acted as tional vice-president, from Ni- were Penn a sim- f.?: Claude MacDonald and week before handed REPEAT PERFORMANCE. The Wildcats scored their second better than fourth. fit concerts at some of the ar- *Bova was host to some 125 stu> Master of Ceremonies, and in- agra U., Niagra, N. Y.; Jean Rev. William Kelley, O.M.Q. Mr. ilar sixhit whitewash. The chun- chdiocesan charity institutions. dents of the Elighth National Ex- 1 0-0 decision of this season at the expense of Loyola last Sat- Morrissey, cammission vice-pres- MacDonald is international ky righthander had very little and j pres- Defending champions The Glee Club will make two troduced Dr. Sobrino. Father Lo- ecutive Council, official govern- urday on the lical diamond. LeFever, Villanova outfielder, Gridders Finisb ident from Immaculata, Pa.; ident of Pax Romana which is trouble disposing of the Balti- favorites to win the dis- appearances this year, one zano also presented Juan Don- ing scores ahead of the throw (arrow) in the big eighth inning. odds-on 1*' more body of the National Fed- Richard Greene, regional vice- the official international Federa- more batsmen. He fanned twelve, tance medley, the Wildcats bow- - on the Mothers' Day entertain- di- eration of Catholic College Stu- L.H« estevez with a medal and president, from St. Mary's Col- tion of Catholic College Stu- allowing only one runner to reach Spring Practice ed to a record-breaking George- ment program at Villanova Col- the Spanish dents. ploma awarded by lege, Winona, Minn. dents. Pax Romana maintains third base. of Frank Sowa, lege on April 30, and the last town quartet Institute of Columbia Universi- With conferences being held in Also included in the council First Inning Outburst Wildcat Cagers Pick appearance at the College Field headquarters in Fribourg, Switz- Dick Saunders, Tom Voorhees, the C&F auditorium, the Con- are national commission chair- The Mahanmen wasted no time House, in conjunction with the ty, for his prose composition on erland. Father Kelley is per- With High Hopes and Cappozzoli who hit 10:16.1 gress began Friday evening, men and regional presidents. with Jerry Malone, Loyola's College Concert Band, on May 1. Cervantes. sonal adviser to Secretary of De- to completely shatter Villanova's April 20th at 7:00 p. m. and Maurer At this meeting, the third and fense General George Marshall. starting hurler. Bobby All-Opponet Quintet year-old mark of 10:32.7. Program for Show Donestevez, whose composi- closed with a conference at 5:00 last of the 1950-51 school year, greeted the visitors with a long George Scanlon in the program tion was written in Spanish in- m. Sunday Included p. afternoon. activities of the past year were left field double and scored as Lead-off man Bob Cunjak appear- Four National Officials Coach Jim Leonard's charges planned for television cidentally, is a Freshman in the reviewed and plans were formu- Don Blaha singled to center. perfor- FLanders 2-5657 The East, the Midwest, the remembered chiefly by 'Cat rooters turned i na good quarter ance this Thursday will be Fred The Executive Council is com- completed their Spring practice School of Commerce and Fin- lated for the remaining part of Open Wed. & Fri. Evenings "Icky" Morris sent Blaha to third for his feat of holding Larry Hen- passing the stick to poised of four Mountain States and the Ivy mance, Waring's arrangements of "The national officials. another two-bagger. A Loy- nessy without a shot during the last week with high hopes for ance. He is a resident of Cuba. the year. JOHN DOUGLASS CO. with League placed players on the Halfer Jim Reardon, only five Republic," These include : Louis Manderino, limited time that the latter played Battle Hymn of the Tours Discussed error, a long fly, and Le- next season's ola All-opponent Team selected by against the Ivy Leaguers. Kearns gridiron wars. yards behind pace-setting Syra- and "This Is My Country," "Ave Fred W. Menzel, another Com- president, and Robert Lanigan, Formal Attire Rentals One of the discussions was in Fever's sharp single completed 1950-51 played outside ipan in Princeton's The coaching staff and Georgetown. Reardon Finance Frosh, was executive secretary, 7000 W. Garrett Road the members of the got a break cuse Maris Stella" by Grieg, "Three merce and both from tight zone and was instrumental in conjunction with the Federa- (Theatre Bldge. Arcade) the four-run first inning out- basketball squad. then proceeded to run one of Chanteys," and St. Vincent's College, Latrob^, UPPER, DARBY, PA. Wildcat from the weatherman as they Traditional Sea given a copy of the book 'This tion's travel program. This pro- holding down Villanova's scoring burst. It is truly a cosmopolitan out- his best halves, clocking an un- arrangement of the Col- Pa. ; Charles Starrs, interna- that evening. were fovored by a new Is Spain" for his English poetic added another some fine days The Wildcats fit, and indicates the caliber of The only man of the first five, 1:55.2 and taking over lege Alma Mater. All numbers official on succes- which helped whip the squad in- work on Cervantes. marker in the third players faced by the courtmen whom the Severancemen faced '" the lead on the far straightaway. will be sung a cappella for all twice during the season was Carl sive singles by Jack Jamison and throughout their very successful to shape. selections. Enter Cultural Index Pachaca of Duquesne. He received College Red Wright, and a run-scoring season. first five consists of Father Lozano announced that Seniors The most of his votes on the strength Scrinnniage Xavy But Fred Dwyer was unable to Boasting grounder by LeFever. Ed Smith, Utah; Jack Feeman, of his showing in the game at Pitts- hold the pace on the three-quar- the names of both Donestevez five-run lead at burgh. Hitting from outside with The Wildcats had but one CIVIL SERVICE a comfortable Toledo; Jack Kearns, Princeton; ter leg and fell back to third be- uncanny accuracy, Pachaca forced Five and Menzel will go into the Span- this point, Watson continued to Carl Pachaca, Duquesne; and scrimmage this Spring, that be- City Gives the 'Cats to go all-out to register fore passing the baton to Anchor with his Louisville. ish Cultural Index as a result of EXAMINATION frustrate the Loyolans Bob Lochmueller, a last-minute victory. His scoring ing with Navy. The result of that man Barry. John Joe picked up sneaky were unani- efforts throttled Pales- their winning works. ' hopping fastball and Smith and Feeman were in the setto was after a half but just Free Concerts for very satisfactory to second place choices. tra, allowing Villanova* to rack up change-up. mous it to beat the Hoyas' The affair began promptly at a fairly easy triumph over the Coach Leoard as the Cats out- didn't have ^ ; ." Poor Support Smith Outstanding in Tournament o'clock, benediction VISITOR POSITIONS Dukes. anchor. 7 when was Pothast, who replaced Ed Smith was probably the out- played and outscored the Naval Six famous soloists will be Tom Lochmueller Only Repeat pronounced by Rev. Francis X. the standing pivot shot that the wild- eleven. guest artists with the Philadel- :. .. in the Malone in the seventh was The marked superiority In posting a 10:17.8 for the N. McGuire, O.S.A., President of cats faced all season. It was mainly Lochmueller, Louisville's hook- fielding by his of the phia Orchestra at its four free victim of faulty his 23 points and general all around shooting pivot ace made the All-Op- Mainliners' was due to mile course the Mainliners Villanova College. 2V2 City Concerts in Convention DEPARTMENT OF mates. The Wildcats capitalized court brilliance that eliminated the ponent Team for the second year. fine conditioning and a display also broke their own record of a Entertainment Main Liners in the first round of It was his terrific shooting during Hall, May 9 through May 12, ac- on three miscues, two of them, of top-notch football. year ago. PUBLIC ASSISTANCE the Bradley Campus Tournament. the previous season that admini- to Eugene Ormandy, A chicken dinner was served. Shortstop Mel Wright, and rated as cording by Late in the game, when the Blue stered one of the few defeats to Strong: Reserves The Wildcats were music director and conductor. Following the dinner Miss Pris- Siarting Salaries $2328 four timely base blows to gar- and White went ahead, the ver- Arizin and Co. This year the lanky probable placers in the mile con-' cilla Navarro, of Roseroont Col- satile Smith moved outside and center amazed the local fans with The Villanova backfield next Piano and $2700 per anntmi, ner five runs in the eighth. test between Seton Hall and Mor- lege, played the guitar and sang Wright, the versatile threw in three straight set shots, his work in the pivot, often shoot- season will again be on the small Alec Templeton, star of con- Red gan State but a pulled leg mus- including the game winning basket. ing without turning to look at the side, emphasizing sped several Spanish-tinted songs. EligibliTlists will be avail" - pitcher - outfielder, and a cert, radio and theatre, will open catcher Of Jack Feeman, Toledo's sensa- nets. He also distinguished himself cle by Pete Simigan forced them good aerial Theodore Garcia followed Miss John Morris George in the playpfTs his fine game. The line, both the series Wednesday evening, able by June, Jack Jamison, and tional soph, his coach, NCAA by to finish out of the money with play offensive and defensive, Navarro, and entertained on the the 12-hit assault on the two Busch said after the Villanova against Kentucky's national has been third. Simi- May 9, playing the Rachmanin- led Fordham taking See examination announcement game, "He is good enough right now champs. piano with several interpreta- hurlers. Jamison, who bolstered considerably by the ad- the third leg off Concerto No. 2 in C minor hapless play with almost any pro team gan's injury on tions of Spanish melodies. and secure application blank at to Other Squad Members dition of some fine looking fresh- had been holding down the right in the land." The 6' 4" set shot also lost too much yardage for An- on the piano. Placement Office—or write State Other players who received votes A technicolor motion picture games, was dropped in 23 points in his Palestra men who tip the scales at 200 Peter Tchaikovsky, one of the field spot in previous in the balloting were: Walt Dukes, chor man Jim McKenna to make dealing with the life of Cervan- Civil S«nric« Commission, Harris- appearance and blocked numerous plus. The strong reserve strength best liked symphonic composers, behind the plate for the first Seton Hall's gigantic center; Bubaa up on the final quarter in the burg, for further information shot attempts by Larry Hennessy. tes followed the talk by the ' and Kukoy of North Carolina State; of the Blue and White will play will have a prograih of his works time this year. race that went to Morgan State guest speaker. Dr. Sobrino. Two Home Games Kearns Shut Out Hennessy Swanson of Detroit; and Garrison a major role in next season's on 10. ' featured May Jacic Kearns of Princeton will be of Tennessee. in 3:17.1. The Wildcats will play host to efforts. Viennese Concert two non-collegian outfits this The 880 club of Tom Irish, Ed Philadelphia's own Virginia Tough Schedue week. The Equitable Life Assur- Bausenwein, Ron Ritter, and MacWatters will be featured The schedule that the Cats YOUR WEEKEND GUESTS DESERVE fHE BEST ance nine will oppose the locals John Furlinger won their heat with David Lloyd, young tenor, must face is one of the most dif- tomorrow afternoon at 3:00 p. but ran out of the money as the in an all Viennese concert Fri- ficult in Villanova history. The m. and the Quantico Marines will winner was decided on a time ba- day, May 11. Mainliners play an eight-game be here for a Saturdaycontest on sis. The two-mile and Freshman For the final concert on May won card without one breather, and HOTEL **Y" on the campus is a favorite April 28. The Leather-necks medley clubs both finished 4th. 12, conductor Ormandy has MEMm COURT must square-off with some of the an even 100 games last season, chosen an all-Gershwin program, Montgomery Ave. Haverfoid. P staff of the paper gin at 8:30 in the evening, on O 1 ing the on their schedule that can't be fields from Representative Bill to attend. each date, in Convention Hall, particularly urged beat. Lemmer, 326 Fedigan Hall. ^i" 34th and Spruce Streets. Jack Feeman. Bobbie Lochmueller

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Ptigm f THE VILLANOVAN April 24, 1951 ?!iI2JL THE VILLANOVAN TueMlay, April 24, 1961 TiMMlay, 1951 Baseball Fortunes Depend On John Watson, Wildcat Pitching Star By Jim Gallo SporU Editor The baseball fortunes of Coach pounder filled the quarterbacK Art Mahan's Villanova Wildcats slot for the Manheim gridders are largely dependent upon the and played basketba}! to round strong right arm of John Wat- out a full athletic year. son. Most Valuable Flayer The 20-year-old sophomore Fi- It was in the American Legion nance major, in his first year of Junior Baseball circuit that Wat- intercollegiate competition, oc- son gained most recognition in cupies the NuQiber starter One his pre-collegiate days. Pitching spot on the Mainliners' mound for the Manheim Township Post stafif. Number 664 for five years, he Only Fifth LoM was chosen to participate in When the chunky righthander the annual Legioif' All-Star game from Lancaster, Pa., dropped a at Shibe Park in 1946 and 1947. 2-0 decision to Maryland in his As the winning pitcher in the '47 first collegiate appearance, it was contest, he was given the Most only the fifth time that he had Valuable Player Award. In addi- finished a game on the short end. tion, he went on to Chicago and Watson's record in competition the East-West All-Star game before he became a Villanovan which features the nation's out- is indeed an impressive one. standing Legion performers. In the schoolboy league he Watson has spent his last two hurled for Manheim Township, summers in Maine, toiling for John Watson filling in at shortstop when he wasn't chucking. In the off-sea- Has Pitched 26 Consecutive Scoreless Innings son, the blonde, 5' 9", 180- TOURNEY FIN. FG Alumni Toppers Win 1-M Tourney Crown Short 6

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O'Hearn Stars As 'A' League Champs Annual i-M Meet Beat Rumrunners In Final Game SetForMaylO DAVE MAYNES though tallying only seven - BY DAVE MAYNES Larry O'Hearn, "the tallest points, held Short without a Cummin Clancy's "Sophomore Topper of them all," scored 26 counter the remainder of the track and field champs will be points last Wednesday night to contest. lead the Alumni Toppers to a 55- With Short handcuffed, the defending their crown for the 47 victory over the Rumrunners "Pride of Alumni" struck back first time on May 10, when the and the ChamfMonship in the to tie the game at 30 on a long second annual Inter-Class Field first annual "All Villanova" set shot by Bill O'Brien and two Day comes to the fore on the Basketball Tournament. tap-ins by O'Hearn. Toppers Pull Out sports agenda. The Toppers won their way to the finals by downing the Gun- From that time on the Top- Last year, as Frosh, they ners 59-46 in the first round, out- pers had things all their own swept firsts in all four field swishing the Swishers to the way. Lanky Larry rammed in 17 events and in two of the six tune of 53-38 in the quarter of his 26 point total in the sec- track contests. Frank Rehak finals, and then rolling over the ond canto, and the 'A' League champs pulled to a 42-36 paced the winners, earning gold Doms 58-39 in the semi-finals. oivt The Rumrunners shot at the lead at the ten minute mark. medals in both the shot put and title came by virtue of wins over The closest the Runners came the Javelin throw, to be the only the Barracks 64-35, the Hawks after that was 49-45 with four two event titleholder. 52-43, and finally the Alumni minutes left. However, a push Juniors Runner-up Caps 39-33. shot by Bill Decker and a lay-up by O'Donnell The present juniors were a Rumrunners Lead at this time iced The darkhorse Rumrunners the decision for the Champs. close second in the standings, looked like they might upset The only effective scorer for garnering the other four firsts the pre-game dope, by jumping the Runners during the second <> along of seconds. with a number off to a fast 7-3 lead in the first half was Frank Cone who cut Their quarter mile relay team five minutes, and still holding the meshes for five deuces and of Till, Liotta, Van de Beryhe, the edge 14-13 at the ten min- added a singleton for eleven a and Rilo won that event by ute mark. They increased this points. sen- five yard margin over the to 26-23 at halfway mark, the (Continued from Page iors, and then Fred Georgi 6) mainly on the uncanny shooting Box score with Rilo, Till, and Van teamed of Tom Short who tallied 15 VILLANOVA half mile de Beryhe to cop the points in this half. The Runners r h a runner-ups' relay, also. For the also cashed in on eight of nine Maurer, ss 1 1 1 2 other two firsts, Joe Rilo took Blaha, 2b 1 1 2 1 charity tosses up till this point. 2 the 100 yd. dash in 10.7 arid O'Oonnell Switched Morris, If .... <«,•»• • -1 2 Jamison, c .1* 2 12 Dick Van de Beryhe's 24.8 was With the start of the second Wright, rf 2 2 good enough for number one half Flynn, Tom Toppers captain, Coletta, rf ....0 spot in the 220. pulled big Jude O'Donnell, num- Hauck, lb 1 1 5 The Soph's John Gillman ber two Topper scorer, out from Sch'bus, lb 1 grabbed the 880 title with a under the boards and set him to LeFever, If 1 1 Moskal, 3b .1 1 3 1 2m20.6s effort, and Jim Davis watching Short. This decision Jones, 3b ...... u also held up Soph prestige by payed off, as al- O'Donnell, Watson, p ..1 1 1 2 bringing home the 440 title in 57.9 seconds. TOTALS 10 12 27 6 3 In the remaining two field and Seniors, respectively. Any LOYOLA events 'Pancho' Melconian hop- man who reports to his class r h o a e Bill'gton, rf 110 ped on his flying carpet and coach for practice will be eli- Sch'der, 2b 1 3 1 gible for competition, with the soared 18 ft. 6.5 in. to capture Wright, 88 1 1 6 3 the broad-jump laurels, fluid exception of varsity track can- Franz, c 4 2 Jack MuUin went over the bar didates. The following schedule kuby, 3b 2 1 1 Pearson, lb 9 at 5 ft. 4 in. to gain the Soph's has been posted by the coaches M'k'wicz, cf 1 4 sixth first place wreath. for their initial practices. Any Mercier, cf man not able to be present Prmctic« Scheduled WinU, If .0 1 1 must contact their coach before Cummin Clancy will again be Fallon, If 1 1, that time. Malone, the Soph's mentor, with George p Frefthmen, Wed., April 2S 8:80 Potthast, p Thompson at the Freshman Sophomore, Mon., April 80 8:30 a-Kelley hehn. Jim Reardon and Jim .Junioni, Tueii.. May 1 8:80 McKenna will lead the Juniors Seniors, Thura., April 86 8:80 Page Eight THE VILLANOVAN VILLANOVA COLLEGE Tuesday, April 24, 1951 Rosemary Mulvanev. Miss Highlighting the successful Beta Gartia Debaters Pitted NRQTr Monday, April 30, 1951 spring NROTC Ball was the se- lection of Miss Rosemary Mul- Against Swarthmore Team vaney as Miss NROTC. of 1951. Miss NROTC, -escorted by Wil- Ham Detrick, was presented with Tri-Win Trophy a silver bracelet engraved with Up 'Joy Street' As Winner's her name during the dance at Prize the Adelphia Roof Garden. Author Miss Mulvaney, who is a stu- Should Non-Communist Na- To Talk dent At Immaculata College, will tions form a new world organi- preside over the activities at the zation? This National question In Phila. Library ceremonies in observance has been argued by Beta Gamma of Armed Forces day, May 19. This in every debate this year. Villanova students affair was inaugurated last year Moderated by Mr. Joseph T. are in- vited and is the highpoint for the Jonas, the society has engaged to hear Prances Parkinson NROTC activities. in competition with such worthy Keyes, author of current best- During the ceremonies Miss rivals as Georgetown, seller Joy Street, at the Phila- Temple, Mulvanev will present delphia Catholic Library As- the win- and Rosemont. A week-end in ning sociation's luncheon company of the competition New York, saw the Society en- April 28 at the with the colors. These colors gage Fordham, Hamilton, and Bellevue Stratford Hotel. signify that that particular com- Yeshiva in three fiercely con- Mrs. Keyes' only personal ap- pany excelled over all others in tested debates. No decision was pearance this spring will high- all around performance during rendered, light the day-long because most colleges program of the year. are refraining from reaching a the group's spring conference. 1< verdict, due to the lack of com- Author of Dinner at Antoine's, petent judges. Crescent Carnival, and Came a The last in this year's series Cavalier, Mrs. Keyes will auto- of debates will be held on May graph her books after the talk. 3rd, at 7:30 p.m., in the audi- Mn3s Margaret Mary Henrich torium of Springfield High of Villanova Library will be School. President William glad to tell you that the lady's Creamer and Secretary Carl name is pronounced K-e-y-e-s, Rahr will lead their charges like "pies" instead of K-e-y-e-s against the Maroon and White of like "please"—and even happier Swarthmore College. This at- to sell you a ticket to the lunch- traction will be sponsored by the eon and Mrs. Keyes' lecture. Springfield Holy Name Society. Swarthmore triumphed over St. Joseph's last year, to win the Senior^ Top High Don't test first leg on a trophy, and have one brand alone chosen to debate Villanova this year. Of Test Average • ••comj^ore them all!

Three conquests would per- Twelve out of manently secure the trophy for thirteen senior education majors earned the winning college. Every col- scores above the lege from the Philadelphia area national average in the National Teacher will compete for the trophy, and Examina- never ask you tions recently, according others, we t.^ the winners are entitled to to Dr. Unlike Francis J. Donohue, choose their competitors for the head of the education department. alone. We say... >:;' following year. The award has tBst our brond^ Against a high to been donated by The Saint Fran- national score of 600, the Villanova cis of Assissi Holy Name Forum. students MORRIS ... match averaged a total weighted PHILIP Other members of the deba- score compare of 673 for the so-called ting society are Thomas Briody, "com- mon examinations" of Philip Morris Frank Jeffers, Robert Gerstrung, the NTE. Morris... ludge These cover professional Philip Frank Cunning, Stan Stevens, know- ledge in Richard Hayes and Roger Han- the field of Education, cigarette! plus general background in any other afin. such against fields as English, history, liter- ature, fine arts, and science and your own ch<>ice! BRING STARS TO mathematics. Then make CAMPUS THURSDAY Approximately 79 per cent of «;;„ 4 the candidates taking the exam- (Continued from Page 1) THIS TEfTI inations throughout the nation TRY styling of "Rhythm and Rhyme any received lower total scores phi"' morris - and in Sommertime." than Take a here's all Dancers the averages for the Villanova othT cigor«tte. Then, The outstanding ballroom seniors. you do; ,,., , V:',;:'^^:,yVS; team of "Leslie and Laurence" The test was prepared by the Educational either cigarette. Take a has also been signed for the Testing Service of] Light up Princeton, 1 s-l-o-w-l-y show. A series of sensational N. J., which gives puff-don't Inhole-ond such tests as the College En- your nose. "lifts and spins" feature this the smoke come through trance let team's repertoire. For the lighter and Naval Aptitude ex- • aminations. , . side, "Sangor, Ross and Andre" Now do exactly the same thing have been included on 2 cigarette. the with the other agenda. A comedy "knock-about- Guild is to give financial aid to MORRIS team" featuring a seven-foot NOTICI THAT PHILIP young men studying for the IRRITATING, girl, a midget and an average IS DEFINITELY LESS priesthood in the Order of St. sized man, this group will gar- MILDER! Augustine. He explained that it DEFINITELY ner its share of chuckles. takes well over one thousand "The Vanderbilt Boys" who dollars a year for each semin- recently closed with a ringing arian. success at the Paramount "My goal," said Father Cof- ^Theater in New York, will give Remembar • • • fey, "is to make enough on this their "taprobatics" at presenta- show to put three boys in the tion, too. black for a year." Aids Seminarians Student tickets for Father Coflfey pointed out that "Stars In Your Eyes" are priced the purpose of the Seminary at $1. NOGIGARETIE COBSAGES FOB (^ THE PBOM it's HAII60VER AT THE SMuari.ml To cooperate ta px»> BOUQUET SHOP venting accidents. MORE SMOKING PLEASUREl

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