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Notre Dame Scholastic, Vol. 71, No. 26 THE NCTRE DAHE NEWS: C o m m e n c e ment Plans Set . Mitchell, Hellmuth. Digby to Head Publi­ cations . Campus Elections Held . Plan Memorial Day SPORTS: Services . The Week Califomia to Meet . College Parade. Klinemen Tomorrow... Simon '39 Tennis Cap­ tain ... TracbtcfS De­ feat Michigan Stale . Arboit Receives Athletic Award... Splinters . Intro­ ducing. MOST REV. AMLETO GIOVANNI CICOGNANI. D.D. Delivers Baccalaureate Sermon May 27,1938 Phone 4-3601 Hours 10 to 5 DR. LANDIS H. WIRT ORTHODONTIST 420 Associates Bldg. Dewey School of South Bend Orthodontia 1919 Indiana ^^^^^^^ mmi... The New Palm Beach Suits Men are talking about "soft tailoring" ...but Palm Beach deserves credit for inventing comfortable, unlined, un­ padded clothes. The new lounge models are masterpieces of the British Drape school...with broader shoulders, slim­ Wont to Get Awoy mer waists, a trimmer look, a smarter from it All? air than ever before. Ybu can choose from plain or sport back models...in # The fastest, cheapest way to whites, Airtones or deep shades of blue, get "from here to there" is via South Shore Line, whether gray and brown. All easily cleaned or you're going for a week-end or washed, wrinkle-resisting—and the a summer vacation. There are answer to "what'II I wear"—now, and so many South Shore Line trains that one is sure to be all next summer. See them today at leaving at exactly the right time your favorite clothier. for your plans — and every one of them "gets you there" in quick time. And be sure to look over the new Palm Call C. W. Veach. City Passenger Agent, phone 3-3111. or stop in at 301 Beach slacks at ^5.30 N. Michigan Street. South Bend, for information about fates, rates and schedules to any destination. We can sdl you through railroad tickets, ar­ ^^^^;8^^^^ range puIlman reservations, and take »fcafci fttt Siggjiifc ti6fM cars of all the other details. IF IT BEARS THIS LABEL- IT'S GENUINE PALM BEACH CHICAGO, SOUTH SHORE AND GOODAU COMPANY,CINCINNAn SOUTH BEND RAILROAD The Notre Dame Scholastic Entered as second-class matter at Notre Dame, Indiana. Acceptance for mailing at special rate of postage. Section 1103, Oct. 3, 1917. Authorized June 25. 1918. Z188 Vol. 71 May 27. 1938 No. 26 SENIORS PREPARE FOR 94TH COMMENCEMENT Five hundred and twenty-nine Birthday will be blessed, and at 11 for the annual flag-raising exercises. graduates will receive their degrees a.m. the seniors will carry the flag in The complete program of the three- from the University of Notre Dame solemn procession from the church day activities follows: at the 94th annual commencement ex­ ercises next Sunday afternoon at 4:00 p.m., in the University gymnasium. Forty of the United States and three foreign countries, Canada, South PROGRAM America, and Puerto Rico are repre­ sented in this year's class. of the NINETY-FOURTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT Terence B. Cosgrove, Notre Dame alumnus and Los Angeles attorney, University of Notre Dame will deliver the commencement ad­ dress immediately after the awarding June 3. 4 and 5, 1938 of the degrees. (All events are scheduled on Central Standaid Time) His Excellency, the Most Rev. Am- leto Giovanni Cicognani, D.D., Apos­ tolic Delegate to the United States, will preach the baccalaureate sermon at the Solemn Pontifical Mass to be Friday, June 3 celebrated next Sunday morning June 5th. His Excellency will also pontifi­ Registration o£ Alumni—^Alumni OfiBce (Kooms availaVle Friday). Opening of the Alumni Golf Tournament—University Course. cate at a special Solemn Pontifical Reunion Classes Meet—1888-93-98-1903-08-13-18-23-28-33. Mass at 9 a.m. Saturday morning in 2:00 I'. M. Basehali, Wisconsin vs. Notre Dame, Cartier Field. 7 :00 P. M. Concert, Main Quadrangle, University Band. Sacred Heart Church commemorating T :00 I". JI. Golden Jubilee Dinner, Qass of 1888. the centennial of the founding of the 7 :00 p. M. Silver Jubilee Dinner. Class of 1913. Congregation of Holy Cross. 8 :00 p. M. Washington Hall, the University Theatre. 8 :00 p. JI. Five-Year Reunion Smoker and Buffet, Class of 1933, Columbia Athletic Club. South Bend. A graduate of the Notre Dame Law 8:00 P.M. Special Reunion, Class of 1931, German Village, South Bend. School in 1906, Mr. Cosgrove the fol­ lowing year was awarded his LL.M. Saturday, June 4 degree at the Yale University Law School. After serving for three years Registration of Alumni—^Alumni Office. Alumni and Class Golf Tournaments—University Course. on the faculty at the University of 9:00 A. M. In Sacred Heart Church the Most Rev. Amleto Giovanni Cicognani, DJ>.. Illinois Law School he went to San Titular Archbishop of Laodicea and Apostolic Delegate to the United States, will pontificate at a special Solemn Pontifical Mass to com­ Diego and opened up a law office, memorate the 100th Anniversary of the founding of the Congregation where he remained until 1919. of Holy Cross. 10:30 A.St. Class Day Exercises and Award of Prizes, Washington Hall. 11:00 A.M. Softball game, Oass of 1928 vs. Class of 1933 teams. Since 1919 Mr. Cosgrove has been 1:00 P. 3t. Ninth Annual Council of Local Alumni Clubs, Court Boom of the Law- practicing in Los Angeles. He has Building. 2:00 P. H. Baseball, Wisconsin vs. Notre Dame, Cartier Field. considerable experience in represent­ 5:00 I'. M. Prayers for Deceased Alvunni and Faculty, Conmaunity Cemetery. (Sacred ing municipalities and political subdi­ Heart Church if weather is bad). This ceremony is arranged by the Notre Dame Club of the St. .Toseph Valley. visions and has specialized in mimici- C:00 . 51. Alumni Banquet. East Hall University Dining Halls. pal and private corporation law. 7:00 P. St. Concert, University Band, Main Quadrangle. 8:00 P. St. Musical organizations, Washington Hall. 9:00 P. SI. Old-Fashioned Carroll Hall Smoker, Oass of 1928, Carroll Hall Rec Room, Because of the Centennial Mass the Washington Hall. annual Mass for the deceased Alum­ N. B. The Notre Dame Council, Knights of Columbus, No. 1477, will bold open house in the newly decorated Council Chambers in the basement ni on Saturday morning has been of Walsh Hall, on Saturday, June 4, for alumni members, from 9 a. m. eliminated this year. Substituting for to 5 p. m. A committee of the Council will serve as reception hosts. it is an official pilgrimage, imder the leadership of the St. Joseph Valley Sunday, June 5 Alumni Association to the Community cemetery at 5 o'clock Saturday after­ 8:30 A. SI. Academic Procession, Main Building to the University Gymnasium. 9:00 A. St. Solemn Pontifical Mass, University Gymnasium. noon. Baccalaureate Sermon, Most Rev. Amleto Giovanni Cicognani. DJ).. Titu­ lar Archbishop of Laodicea and Apostolic Delegate to the United States. The triple dedication of the Uni­ Celebrant, Most Rev. Bernard J. Sheil, DJ>., Auxiliary Bishop of Chicago. Music, the University Choir of Morean Seminary. versity's alumni to "God, Country, The American Flag, presented by the Class of 1938, will be blessed im­ and Notre Dame" will be observed in mediately following the Mass. 11:00 A. St. Raising the Flag. Main Quadrangle. the order of the exercises. 12:00 SI. Monogram Luncheon. University Dining Halls. 1:00 P. SI. Luncheon for Alumni District Governors, University Dining Halls, 4:00 p. SI. Awarding of Degrees to the Class of 1938, University Gjrmnasinm. Immediately following the Pontifi­ Commencement Address, Mr. Terence Byrne Cosgrove, LL.B., 1906, Loa cal Mass on Sunday a new American Angeles California. flag, presented by the senior class to the University on Washington's THE NOTRE DAME SCHOLASTIC MITCHELL, DIGBY, HELLMUTH, NAMED EDITORS TOWN BOYS TO TRUCK FOR 1938-'39 CAMPUS PUBLICATIONS TO RODGERS' TUNES By William C Fay Robert Rodibaugh, newly elected Editorial appointments for the 1938-39 schoolyear were announced by Rev. president of the Villagers, announces Lawrence Broughal, C.S.C., chairman of the Faculty Board of Publications, that the club's annual Spring Formal at the annual Publications banquet held in the Lay Faculty dining hall last dinner-dance will be held Monday, Tuesday night. Succeeding Gene Vaslett as editor of the SCHOLASTIC will be June 6, at the Hotel Elkhart. Jack Mark J. Mitchell, of Chicago, 111.; Hynes, general chairman, has secured Fred Digby, of New Orleans, La., will the music of Charles Rodgers and his be the new head of Scrip; and Paul orchestra for the dance. Helmuth, Springfield, Ohio, will lead In keeping with a 12 year tradition the Do77ie staif. Press Banquet Honors the retiring president of the Villag­ ers, Paul W. Howard, will be pre­ Dr, J. M. Cooney sented with a gift from the club. Edwin Sommerer, retiring sergeant- at-arms, will make the presentation. The appointment of editors, the Newly elected Villager officers for speeches, the congratulations, all the the coming yeaar will be installed. traditional details of the Annual They include: Richard Alberts, vice Publications Banquet were overshad­ president; Joseph Hartzer, secretary; owed last Tuesday night as members W^illiam Prekowitz, treasurer; and of the Faculty Board of Publications Benedict Murdock, sergeant-at-arms. and the staffs of the campus literary Bids for the dinner and dance are organs gathered to honor Dr. John $3.10, for the dance alone, $1.10. M. Cooney. The banquet celebrated Committee chairman have voted that Dr. Cooney's quarter century of work corsages be banned. MITCHELL .AND DECOURSEY as head of the Department of Jour­ '38-39 Scholasticmen nalism. Dr. Goldblatf Lectures Vincent DeCoursey, junior from Toastmaster William R.
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