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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by ScholarWorks @ SeattleU. It has been accepted for inclusion in The peS ctator by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks @ SeattleU. PKUitKIK t MTTLE COLLEGELIMY SPECTATOR SEATTLE COLLEGE Vol. VIII.— No. 11. SEATTLE,WASHINGTON, THURSDAY,JANUARY 9, 1941 Z— Boo New CAA Course Drama Guild ProgressesRoyally; College Nite Prisoners,Plead YourCase! Offered At Night NightlyRehearsals AsDateNears Holds Crowd it'sAwfulColdAtSan For 8th Year Quentin Quota Again Set Interesting Evening Due Friday Nite Will See Justice Done; Perform At 30 For Class BowlingParty Set All First Nighters Honor Roll Given; Sid Woody And Deputies To McGoldrick, J., ac- Father S. has an- daily All those who have voiced criticism of the Gavel Club, nounced that a new course in Civil With rehearsals now the Glee Club Performs For College Forum rule, Seattle College thespians are cusing it of false andinsincere exaggerationsas to the great- Aeronautics will be offered this working quarter. This course will be in ad- industriously on the win- A large, enthusiastic and appre- ness of its Mixer to be held at the Knights of Columbus Hall, dition to the one nowbeing offered, It looks like a big year for the ter drama production, "The Royal ciative audience greeted the Seat- and the good time which will be had by all, are hereby sum- Seattle College Forum. "1941 will Family," a comedy in three acts. tle College Club as it opened and willcomprise a 72-hour ground Glee moned to appear at the Gavel Club Night Court which will to given at the be better in every way than 1940,"' The play will be presented in the program at the annual College course be here Auditorium, Thursday College and a 35- to 45-hour flight says John Diegnan, president. "It Providence Night Program held at the Provi- be in session at the afore-mentioned place on Friday, Jan- bigger and Friday evenings, Jan. and evening course with 18 hours of additional will be because more mem- 23 dence Auditorium on the uary 10. ground instruction at the flying bers have joined the Forum this of Friday, December 20. week, and it will be betterbecause Students Preside Over Court field. The hours required for the Present Previews of Parts The Glee Club sang the college Judges Ted Mitchell and Ruth flight at the activities of this quarter have song, "Ye Watchers and Ye Holy course will be offered by Brock will preside over the court, Kurtzer's, or Witters already been planned our com- The story centers around the Ones," and "Land-Sighting" by i Galvin's, and approved by Mr. Iably assisted by Roscoe Balch, flying school. mittees problems and daily life of he theat- Grieg. William Berridge, presid-|IJack Robinson, Tony Buhr, Bill Debaters Fall To Weimer. Committee members are rical Cavendish Family, "The ing as master of ceremonies, spoke Mary The quota of students allowed more active than last quar- Moran, Joe McMurray and College thirty, and one even Royal Family" of the stage. The and then introduced the Very Rev. Doherty. Seattle is ter." ten may be grand oldmatriarch of the family, Father Corkery, S. J., who told of Woody or- MightyGonzaga; out of each students way College Bailiff Sid and his This allows three Seattle Arrangements are under for Fanny Cavendish, is ably por- the growth of Seattle and chestra will bring the court to or- a woman. 'bowling party of the trayed by Fallon; reported progress of the College Co-eds to take advantage the first Barbara Fanny's on the der promptly at 9:30. Their spark- year. party will take place son, unpredictable building. of the couse. This the Tony Cav- new ling accompaniment will insure an Trophy within the next two weeks, and endish, is realistically presentedby Tumbles The fee for this course will be "The Musical Bartons," an orig- evening of fun and laughter for will providean excellentopportun- Phil Austin. play Reidy, $15.00 per student. Any student inal writtenby Father all, and will amply prove that all Wordy flowed, require- ity for new members to become ac- Julie Cavendish, the glamorous S. J., was presented by the Men's warfareebbedand fulfilling the following claims against the Gavel Club were the tides of battle surged thia way eligible this course. quainted with those who were in sophisticate of the stage is played and Women's Trio, assist- entirely ments is for quarter. Every- Quartet unwarranted and false. and that, as thirteen high schools They be citizens of the the Forum last by Lucy Savage, while her long ed by Rosemary Bischoff arid Eve- 1. must one remembers the success of the Prizes For Best Dancers battled their way towards a cham- United States. absent, somewhat dull suitor, is lyn McKee. pionship trophy, right last party. A swimming party is presented McGoldrick, S. J., dean, One of the biggest attractionsof and the to 2. They must have reached their by Jack Terhar. Bar- Father Night prize re-enact stages twenty- scheduled to follow. bara Cordes enp.cts character read the honor roll for the fall the Court Mixer is the the final of the nineteenth but not their the which will take place shortly fight over Seattle's KOL on De- birthday on or before Feb. Following the address of wel- of Gwen Cavendish, destined by quarter. dance sixth Knights after intermission. Here is a cember 15, the last Sunday before come by moderator Claude Nance ancestry stage by TheIntercollegiate were 1 1, 1941. to the but in- for all those "smoothies' the end of the quarter. It was the neither hold nor Weimer, and the scheduled debate, clination to Perry Stewart, por- in charge of a group of four ta- chance 3. They must to get out and show the judges fifth anual Forensic Tournament, have a pilot certificate of private members of the Forum discussed trayed by Guy Trotter. bleaux which portrayed the story plans for the year at Rita Geis what they can do. And the effort sponsored by the Forum and the grade or higher. committee The roles of Kitt and Herbert of the First Christmas. while, Club, high undergrad- their first regular meeting. This represented the Blessed Virgin and will be worth their for the Gavel for Catholic 4. Applicants who are Dean, who are still unaware of the prizes big— first prize, a pro- schools the Northwest. college fully meeting will be held on Tuesday I pledges took 'part in the other are of uates still in must be fact that their artistic prime is X gram Informal, sec- degree at the evening, January 14. in room 32 roles. Musical background was to the Winter matriculated for a long past, are taken by Mary El- ond prize, program to the Tolo. Gonzaga Team Victors institution and must of the College building. provided by the Glee Club singing .participating len Gallevin and Bill Orland. Al Rogues Saturday College satisfactorily completed at presents traditional Christmas carols. Another attraction is the All day the have Plachta the character of parents Gallery occupy a prom- year of After the program, the -which will walls vibrated to the pounding of least one full accredited Jack Robinson lends an air of the Peter college work, acceptable to the New Pledges Chosen fantastic as Gunga, In- and faculty were treated to re- inentspot onthe dance floor. high-caliber arguments, and many the Bast home. Jepsori', artist who has so gen- stout to gponsoring institution. dian protege of Tony Cavendish. freshments in the nurses' the a debater fell a victim the no longer en- erously supplied the publicity com- sniping of points of order and of 5. Those who are ForPre-MedSociety Tom Anderson, as McDermott, has posters college must have satis- enjoyable keeping mittee with the colorful information, until at evening the rolled in the task of Julie displayed the school, will Gonzaga High pressed factorily completed at least two Cavendish daily spar- about team home New pledges to the Phi Sigma in trim with "mug" any applications and these attack, emerged full years of accredited college ring lessons. VacationersHike the last ad vic- this quarter placed work, acceptable to the participat- Chi -will be chosen cartoons will be on exhibi- torious over Aquinas Academy of from among those students who B. J. Dunham portrays the strict tion in the Rogues Gallery. Tacoma. ing institution. scholastic requirements governess of the latest addition to meet the physical meet the Bail is thirty-five cents. The topic was resolved: that the 6. They must for membership. the "Royal Family," Aubrey Cav- ToNaches Pass requirement* for STUDENT PI- power of the federal government The program of accepting new endish Stewart. Completing the LOT CERTIFICATES OF COM- are Delia and Jo, faithful ser- near should be increased. Bob Bradley trif-mhprs; pvprv quarter will h,e dis- cast With Greenwater Lakes Willip.m MERCIAL CPT GRABE as deter- 1 vants hifusetlold~are or and O'Deaconstituted the Aero- continued beginning with the FallI 6f the hectic "Xaches 'Pass as ttie terminal Gonzaga team, Jacques mined by a designated Civil competently handled by Mary Al- hike, the Hiyu Cole TeachingChanges an 3Lois Quarter of next year.However the their vacation and Dorothy Rudolph the Aquinas nautics medical examiner. ice Geyer and Roscoe Balch. Hiking Club left lastDecember 20, they are under 21 years Phi Sigma Chi will continue to team. 1. If during the The production, as evident from bound for a strenuous day. After age, they must have written select new members Winter Bradley trophy of Spring quarter this the enthusiastic rehearsals, prom- a 74-mile drive and an easy 2 1-2 Listed For Bob took the for consent from their parent or legal Winter and of oratory with a speech on Ameri- ; year. Thereafter members will be ises to be highly entertaining and mile hike, the worthy hikers ar- guardan to take the training. lp.ke. They patient canism; the runner-up being Miss been received but once a year. worthyof all students' attendance. rived at the fir3t At last, after much 8. They must never have promptly disposed the hot dogs waiting, Seattle Jean Sweeney, of Holy Names, Se- participation in officers of this men's hon- of the students of disqualified from The buns, coffee and doughnuts, College being offered a class attle. Father Corkery presented Training Pro- orary are: and are the Civilian Pilot oranges ad the chocolate bars. This class is taught by both trophies. by Advisory Board Action. Ray Mongrain, president; Dick in Spanish. gram About 3 o'clock the Hiyu Cole Father Monleon, and meets at Candidates for thiscourse should Ross, vice-president; Bill Young, down the Volpe Presides* at Luncheon secretary-treasurer,and Bill Kelly, Committee Named members started back 11:00 each day. make immediate application to J. Delayed by necessity of re- being offer- During day McGoldrick, J., Business Agent. trail. Another new course the a truce was B. S. Coordinator. Aegis pairs to the truck, they arrived ed this quarter is the History of called, and combatants of both For Drive back at the college at 7:30 p. m. the American Constitution, with partiesmet in amity at the Italian Mr. Frank Eagan, LLD., as in- Village, on Fifth Avenue, to par- In this present day and hearty lunch, with strife- SpanishProf.Gives The circulation drive for the 1941 structor. take of a New every cit- sharpened appetities. Volpe Aegis officially age, it is essential that Mr. will be opened the history and purpose presided, speak- during Friday's student body meet- izen know and introducedthe of the Constitution, and it is for ers who, in deference to the Inkling ExtensiveStudies ing, at which time the method of that this class has wordage to Of this reason amount of which the campaign this year's will be out- to the curriculum. His- already College very in various churches in Baltimore, Deignan is circulation been added audience had been submit- Seattle has been lined. John OMMENT tory of the American Constitution ted and were further to be exposed securing the services Philadelphia and Scranton, Penn- manager, will be assisted fortunate in ad he CANDID be offered every quarterhere- during the afternoon, made their will of Rev. Peter Monleon as Spanish sylvaia, in the capacity of an as- by Betty Germer, Mary Doherty, By hoped sistant, parish- after, and it is that more speeches short. All were imprssed teacher. Following is the report an Irish and Italian Madeline Pacquin, Mary Ann students will be friendly spirit uniting He is now working among his White, Mary Agnes Sullivan,Mary BETTIEKUMHERA and more enrolled. by the S. C. of an interview with Father Mon- es. Fr. Carmody, S. J., has taken students and visitors, and by the obtained yesterday: people in Seattle, and is attached Ellen Machtshein, Tony Buhr, and leon over the Milton class for this quar- enthusiasm displayed by the de- Rev.Peter 0. Monleon was grad- to the Maryknoll Mission. Bill Harman. J., Hispanic '" First a belated New Year's ter. Fr. McGoldrick, S. is teach- baters. Itwas the general impres- uated from the Jesuit College of Stresses Culture A short, concentrated circulation ... Psychiatry Education and to coming to teach Spanish at greeting. May you readily recuper- ing and sion that the tournament was Manila in 1911 and was sent In drive is planned for this year.The has handed over his Psychology of be-i by his Bishop Seattle College, Father Monleon ate. And.many of them. worthy the tradition that is the United States drive will begin Friday, continu- light classes to Fr. Keenan, S. J. ing formed in, this annual event. to take his philosophy and theolo- feels that he is contributing to the The first bright of the so- ing till the 31st of January. On place to- Saturday Gonzaga gy course at St. John's Seminary cause of Spanish culture among day drive will final- cial calendar will take On night the the latter the The Gavel clubnight court and Aquinas teams were the guests in Boston. After the termination Filipino and American students ly close, because at this time it morrow. of his studies in that institution, who should not forget that the give will be in session and prosecutors- Meeting To of honor at a party at Lillian Zuc- will be necessary to the def- Ted Home Jepson he returned to the Philippines Americaswere discoveredand nur- the print- in-charge, Ruth Brock and co's home. Mr. Peter en- initenumber of covers to Mitchell, hereby a summons tertained the company with his where he was ordained in the tured by Spain and whose lang- ing company. issue Hear Dr. Lipa, Batangas, by uage and sphere of influence dom- to each and all to appear at the Werby; clever cartoons of various mem- Cathedral of As in the past, all students will ' Right Rev. Bishop Verzosa in inated the two continents from the K. C. Court at 9:30 p.m. bers of the company, dr-shed off at be charged $2 for their Aegis. One The charge is slight in fact Scrolls Will Meet lightning speed,and portrayingthe 1917. Golden Gate to the Straits of Ma- paid to mem- ... Organizes gella in the Pacific, and from Flo- dollar is to be now a it is almost negligible in fact, victims with rather more justice Schools | ber of the circulation staff while ... As a young priest, he became :rida to the Andes in the Atlantic sez Joe McMurrp.y (whomust have Next Monday at 7:30 o'clock the tha charity. ■Spanish today spoken by the other dollar will be paid at the something to do with it) "you charge Secretary to the Apostolic Dele- is over Aegis received. Silver Scroll will start their activi- Mr. Volpe had general of Archbishop Joseph Petrelli, people, and the large fme that the is can't get off any cheaper in any winter quarter with a tourney. Mary Doherty and gate, 150 million Definite plans for the publi- ties for the the Mp.nila, i York, Chicago, San are court in land!" The bail is meeting at the home of Frances Tony charge arrange- then' of and later Nuncio cities of New cation of Aegis during the first the Buhr had of helped organ- Francisco, Angeles are the 35 cents but is slightly novel inas- McGuire, 20th North. debating, invitations, to Lima, Peru. He and Los of May. 620 ments for the ize the parochial schools of his thickly populated by Spanish or week much as it will not let you out. Dr. Werby will give a very im- lunch, etc. Joseph MacMurray or- contract the printing of diocese and sought to have them South American people, including The for Ah, no. .. It will let you in! portant talk. Plans will be dis- ganized the radiobroadcaston Sun- recognized by the Philippine gov- Ithe immigrants from Porto Rico, the year book was given, during The only charges which willcon- cussed for the faculty tea to be day morning. 'Cuba, Mexico, and Central Ameri- the Christmas vacation, to the Far- demn you,' will be (1) failure to given in the near future. Dues, ernment. city's In 1923, he returned to the Uni- ._ __. paper headlines. song absolutely necessary. Joe Eberharter. Advertising- Manager for the defense of America. for the use of some if it were But again - Psychology a * * « They Marjorie Staples— Circulation Manager can be deadlier glance at the small-timestation that is forced to grow this— corn. AD STAFF Dorothy Phillips, Jeanne Beaudoin, Anne Murphy. weapon than cannon. To confuse Mrs. Roosevelt was one of the stay on the air through profits from these commercials no good en- by propaganda, to by — — — NATIONAL »DV«RTI.IM3 «V divide cor- first to light the fuse of the bomb- tertainment no listeners no sale no commercials. ■■nlUKTID POII ruption, paralyze to by intimida- shell which was bound to explode People are going to quit listening to that stuff— they feel that it NationalAdvertisingService,Inc. tion, and then to destroy by PutlUJungtpntnttHv — blitz- from Coast to Coast with its re- buy phono ($1 down, etc.) CelUf 1 wouldbe better to a and six discs and wear 42O Madison Avi. Niw York. N.Y. krieg that is the new technique of reaching to Washing- " verberations out some good numbers on the discs rather than wear out their nerves cwmo - Kwroa lot Aitiui »a» pukiho "total war." This book de- of the . the ton, D. C. The Mistress Sushing buttons on the radio. scribes, for the first time, the White House revealed that unions Ah, but not so harsh. BMIhas done some of us patriotic, flag-wav- VOL. VIII. THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 1941 No. 11 methods and results of this "strat- are charging exhorbitant prices egy of terror." for admission of new members be- ing citizens a favor by banning "God Bless America"— and forcing the This is a new sort of war book, fore these men can obtain jobs on users to adopt another strictly American song the "Star Syangled Think It Over designed to throw lig-ht on a new National Defense orders. Subse- Ranner." sort of war. Today military and quent investigations alleged that Too, we must not^judge so rapidly. "Competition" is good in any economic attack, however devas- unions have been purposely limit- field; besides there has been only a week's boycott on ASCAP. Any- Yes, it's another new year. The darn things just tating, simply adjunct is an to the ing their membership to make thing and everything may happenin the near future if they feel it isn't great psychological offensive. The persist in following one another around and, contrary workers fewer and therefore to in- going over so well. ultimate aim is to demoralize the wages under the law crease their Still, at the present time, we favor a phono and those six discs, don't to our hopes, they never back-step. Any mistake that enemy and destroy his will to win. of supply and demand. Becauseof Who p>ans this "war of nerves?" this so-called "traitorous" action you? we happen to make is just too bad, since there is no What are its strategy and tac- of unions in a time of nationalcri- tics? What is it doing1 to the sis when speed is the keynote of going back to correct ourselves. troopsand the front and to the civ- manufacturing, certain magnani- ilians at home? Howe is it shap- mous industrialists andbandwagon Robert tayior fools fickle fans? Which brings around the point that we thought ing the outcome? These questions politicians have again attacked the are answered with lines like this: — unions and the principles of union- Robert Taylor "dead pi- good to mention. Since we have made mistakes "Hitler persuadedthe Germanpeo- So is a ism. * * * geon?" Ihave heard that so much — ple that the career of a highway Show Shots all of us; we are not infallible let's put it up to our- doea not necessarily end on in the past months that it makes robbei- It seems as if the kettle is call- that Iam one of the gallows." me burn. Not to form a sort of correction bureau. ing the pot black. It seems that those hysterical young things who Pity poor Patricia Murphy. Ap- selves one-man As a war correspondent covers a raising howl that Capital is still a swoon ait the sight of him. Isim- pointed stage manager of "The weakness, why not turn our front of armies, so this book cov- Labor should be condemnedso that Royal Knowing our faults and Europe's the ply think that part of the great Family," Miss Murphy soon ers battlefront of the finger of condemnation will using found correct mind, where "ideas ideologies, movie audience isnt' its that there are over 150 efforts towards a wholehearted attempt to and. not point at Capital during an idle head. They continue look back props to get in order that play propaganda and emotions clash in by no to the moment. This treatise is on the recordof bad publicity and may go on. these vital items. Be a littleless selfish; it won't hurt ordered ranks, disciplined like sol- means a defense of any malprac- story bad pictures that have beenhanded Included on this list are such — diers." Here is the entire tices by Labor, but rather an at- years, you to give to others the truth is, it will feel better, from the beginning of acute diplo- to Taylor in the past two a props as two dogs, a canary, box- tempt at an exposition of the ad- program matic tension at Munich, through profit which succeeded in mak- ing gloves, swords, bell-boy uni- honest! And if you believe you have nothing to give, vantages taken by Capital to ing him the "pretty .iboy" of the form, and many the outbreak of military hostilities, well, on a larger scale, by the — other oddities as nation the romantic lover who had which will add to Pat's woe when stop A push it is needed, up to the current situation. wholesale ..governmental ...expendi- and think. littlebit of where light on to stand the jeers of his own sex she tries to gather them together. The author throws new tures for national defense. opposite a kind word of action rather than aloofness or dis- some of the mysteries of Munich, * * * and the mauling of the Introducing Lucy Savage, who particularly the secret manipula- oTie. They have forgotten to look plays the part of Julia Cavendish. — At the expense of the United Taylor is now regard, some service where the occasion offers all tion of public opinionthatprepared Capital making- large at the here and now. Miss Savage, long recognized States, is indulging a "jaw- it. He shows how and in what cost in fine bit of around school for her brilliant wit contracts for war materials at hardening." He is no longer the ready steped these, and many such, are gifts and received appre- state of mind the peoples of Eu- plus*. Profits are great. Factories and humor has into gives press agent's perfect pushover, fie this important part, probably rope wentoff to war. He an are built at government expense the ciatively. You like to receive them; so do others. analysis of the part played by the knows what he wants and he is most important part in the play, and given to the manufacturer. getting it. No more cream puff doing propaganda andcensorship,and the are partially sup- and has been a wonderful Honestly "give" instead of "get." Raw materials publicity. No more silly pictures. job in rehearsals. psychology of* Europe* * *today. plied by the government. Govern- Bob Taylor has set his heart on The part of Miss Cavendish, is ment advisers helpin management. being, idol of American And Think For Yourselves! SWING SESSION Huge government orders are given not the that of one of the foremost stars womanhood, but a really gwod ac- There are some who claim that by contract under the terms of of the legitimate stage. She is While on the general theme of New Year's, we the main attraction in Erskine tor. And, if you ask me, he is slightly erratic and temperamental the manufacturer. Who makes the really succeeding. you seen Hawkin's orchestra is his pianist. unfair and Have which adds up to an extremely to mention. (We going to profits? Who takes "Waterloo Bridge"? That is the have another item were Avery Parrish. Erskine himself "traitorous" advantage of the uni- hard part to play. But Miss Sav- must think so at times for when democracy, picture which beautiful Vivien age has brought a good many say "lesson," but that sounds too formal and awk- versal plea for unity, Leigh he made "After Hours" he let Par- Americanism, Perhaps "Scarlett OTlara" was sup- smiles to the face of Miss Fuller defense? posed steal— hook, line and sink- ward; and we don't like "lessons" either) The item, rish solo on the whole side with Labor, perhaps Capital. to with her interpretation of this . the rest of the boys only coming * * * er^from Taylor. Well, all Holly- character. then, is this: Let'sthink ourselves! your in for the last few measures. The of woodturned out to see the preview for Form own What is needed is a solution at the Theatre. Vivien Another find to the Drama whole thing is so well done that it the problem. First of all, Labor. Chinese Guild's winter production is Miss opinion on national,local, or school affairs. And hold is not a bit tiresome despite its Leigh gave a superb performance. Gallevin, There must be an efficient and cap- you MaryEllen Gallevin.Miss length For tho&e who want lots Secretary But, what do think? Robert Francisco, to or good- ... able of Labor who can Taylor, boy who had the a resident of San turned that opinion. Don't letfancy talk, the first 'n lots of good boogie woogie, an unify the out Royal Family," Labor in its sructure and "corny" part, boy sup- for "The a to- album has been issued by Decca This can be done over the who was tal stranger to college dramatic looking individual change your mind. functions. posed to be a stooge for Leigh, containing discs by Bob Crosby's a council table if a forceful secre- circles. She quickly won a part orchestra, Jess Stacy on the "88," stunned the audience with a mar- reading Msgr. Fulton J. Sheen has said, and rightly: "Peo- tary commands it and makes his piece real,honest-to-good with her in tryouts and Albert Ammons, Pete Johnson, velous of hopes (Continued to Page Four) ness' acting. And he didn't stop has since far outdistanced all ple huddle together in crowds in order not to think. Meade "Lux" Lewis, Honey Hill, as to her ability. Mary Lou Williams and others. there. In his latest picture, Their consciences carry on an unbearable repartee There is much of the fast boogie "Flight Command," he shows that that is popular among the white it wasn't just an accident when he Cat, he gives another startling per- when they are alone." It is this class of people that players, and more slow, eight-beat changed the mamby-pambe role formance. Yes, Bob Taylor is an stuff such as was made famous by of "Roy Cronin" in "Waterloo actor now— a fact of which he is have allowed the fiery European leaders to hold sway Jimmy Yancey and taught by htm Bridge" into something important. proud, a fact which certain hard- over them. And failure to think for themselves, to to Ammons, Johnson and Lewis. As 'Alan Drake,'the PensacolaHell heads should realizeby now. reason out the result naturally following frompolicies Seattle College students are re- if this be poetry by leaders, led, in turn to the quested to patronize the following THE IDLER advocated their has Aegis advertisers whenever pos- make themost of it present armed conflict. So again: Think for your- sible: By Bob Lalanne Turrell's Shoe Shop these new poets make me Up till five minutes ago we were sure that the Idler was selves! something all written feel like that away printer. subject stone and sacked for the Even the was a good one for Ilackur and Geren Beauty Salon lives under a flat a change: fiery, praise-to-the-high-heavens you know them the ones a fine-worded build up for Robert Taylor. Sutherland's Costume Shop WHo wRiTe,, L-i-(K)e. ,.. , Yeah, we were just a little relieved and happy that all the fuss was Providence Hospital thi-S over, we vere about to relax back in the chair and enjoy a pipe of to- Looking Sideways if i say i dont understand bcco, when ip comes a pretty young writer with a story on the very Terry Avenue Gown Shop they only say you wouldnt same Mr. Tayior that relegated our masterpiece to the gutter. What of course its not new to do? If we were not fair to the little lady the good angel of con- Academy — Santa Claus wouldhave been a super-perfect spy during the holidays Holy Names even if it were poetry science wouldsurely stab us in the back so The Idler will run her of mouses tale tale on Taylor and grumble in print about his own sad misfortune till the but we couldn't contact him at all. John Kalin Funeral Home alice in wonderland column is filled. In the final analysis of the whole situation it is you, help, however, and Bill but what i say is reader, Without his we learned that Tom Brennan Berliner's, Inc., Cutlery if poetry to the who will bear the suffering, unless of course you prefer is be seen ignore column, Powers are going to pay n' pay for breaking the latest by-law of— the as well an heard to the but what would you readduring class while the Knights ... Nan Standish was really Santa Claus to Bill Kelly and Corona Blend Coffee why not be thorough lecture is going blissfully on? We can consider the entire sad from another angle. just when Billhad quit believing in him too Vacationalso revealed and write inmauveink case Is this guy ... Imperial Candy Co. on scarlet paper Taylor really worth writing about? In his favor there are a few mil- Styer changed that ex-student Don has his affections as well as his and so on lion feminine hearts that skip a beat every time the lad turns on the classes to the U. of W....We wonder if Mary Ellen Gallevin has for- Forest Hidge Convent maybe that's what chaucer charm faucet. Yes, and also in his favor is the fact his face couldn't meant by — given Joe McMurray for that "one drop lasts three days" episode last have frightened mother before wewere born wouldthat suchhad been HazelMilbourn School of Business colors of rhetoric the case. Sunday? ... Bob Hilt is back at S. C. but his theme song seems to be or appeal to other senses All in all he must be worth writing about- because both the pretty ''Bow Down to Washington"... Who is this out-of-school Romeo that Biggs Co., Stationery Supplies smell for instance making girl and the Idler think he is quite the guy. (We did have a column all monopolizes Helen Brown's time? And it was Phil Austin, not periods perfumed ... Langlie's Sport Shop similes scented and written.) Santa, who gave us that one... Bob Mahaney refused, but flatly to comparisons odorous Let's leave this side of our subject and toss the ball around a bit attend Pat's with two rather eager co-eds last Monday. We conclude South Seattle Foundry Co. or titillatethe touch on what his marriage did to the hero-worshipping females who secret- he's either sticking to aNew Year's Resolution or plugging the K. C. by suiting the texture ly held a squeeze on pretty Bob. Gad! what a wailing and gnasiiing Okay Floral Shop to the text of teeth this must have caused. Now all the fairer half of balcony lunchroom If you psych students want to make a Btudy of violen,* the ... but o for a poem two-some could do was mournthe weddingand concentrateon the sucker reactions you can begin by trying the words Bremerton and Navy on Otia Hotel in strawberry ink who took her to the show. angel-food paper EiltenMcßride SeeJohnny Tobinif you ever forget your latch-key. on Blast the great Robert Taylor; even if he is a great actor should ... Drew-English Shoe Company . then at last even i — we He can open any door anywhere if given a hairpin and about two min- might develop have written about Pluto, the pup after all, our column was all writ- utes. Does practice really make perfect? ... General Electric Products a taste for poetry ten once! Plan DeHunks Favored Chieftain Chatter SkiClub in Second Half TID-BITS January Trip Continuing successfully into its second quarter of action, Seattle Pro Reminiscence The start of the new year College's intra-mural basketball News brought forth the news of a ski league resumes play Wedesday, Chitter Chatter club meeting under the leadership January 10, in the K. of C. gym- Infra-Mural of the ski club prexy, Joe Eng- nasium. Practically the same Dear Santa lish. At the meeting plans were teams which struggled, unheralded Ranking coming overnight Official discussed for a and unattended, to a hair-raising trip to Mt. Baker at which time Last winter the annual In- year of sports entered into the annals of finish during the opening quarter, With another the price will be $3 for members will compete again. ter-Collegiate Ski Meet at Sun Seattle College history a few thrills stand out in the memory ToInfra-Murals of the organization and $3.25 for The miserable attendance has Valley, Idaho was won by the The trip was set for non-members. failed todim the enthusiasmof the University Washington of this corner. the week-end of January 18 and players. The first half came to a of Ski Tommy With the announcement thatphy- 19, Saturday and Sunday. A warn- thrilling1 as the De Hunks team, also the Individual First, and foremost thrill came the night that sical educationcredits will given close be ning was brought forth with this eked out a win over the Rats. Joe Trophy, Bradey's trophy, was against Rangers St. for participation the intra-mural money Ryan made his one-man stand the of announcement th*t all the Janikula, hero of the play-off, pot- member, system willstart to roll nextMon- that is to be paid should be paid points Rats, wonby ateam 'Tass' Martins in the opening basketball game of the year. day. ted 23 to swamp the to Joe English before Wednesday, practically single handed. The De Gjolme. This year the coveted Rolling into town overwhelming favorites to trounce the Basketball, badminton, and bowl- January 15. Also, due to the lim- Hunks, first half winner, will be trophy was wonby Bob Glate ing will participants ited space of transportation the each credit considerably weakenedby the loss of Stanford. "Coincidently" weakest team inCollege history the over-confident Rangers with one credit while a half credit first ones to pay up will be the of Phil Lucid, who has transferred given riding. go. and the were met with a very disagreeable surprise. That surprise will be for horseback first ones to to the college of hard knocks. Phil, this same Bob Blatt Mr. Tom Brennan, head of the It was also brought up at the a steady floor man and an excel- afore-mentioned "Tass" Gjol- being aroused Chieftain squad led by little Tom Ryan. an bowling' announced that the first meeting that time was growing lent checker, finished second in me skied together for the Who will soon forget seeing the Chieftains limping off the meetingof the winter quarter will short in arranging for the coming the league scoring race. Captain be held Monday noon, and advised ski meet with Portland University Larieiviere hopes to continue the Garfield HighSchool ski team floor at half time clinging to a one point lead ? all interested in bowling to attend. and Marylhust College at Mt. victory streak of the team built before Bob left with his par- He also stated that the alleys Hood. A date was agreed' upon around the combination of Hardi- ents to Live in California. Coming back for the second half the startled and aroused have been reconditionedand sand- and a letter sent off to the two man, Janikula, Larieviere, -Vers Rangers scored quickly; they scored again, again,and again. ed. If there is enough interest schools. While waiting for areply, schueren, and the possible addition near shown, bowling will be held from 1 there will be plans for other trips of veteran Tom Ryan. In the same meet Bill Red- Five times they scored before the Chiefs could even get to 5 o'clock daily. among which an overnight trip to The Rats, paced by leading scor- linproved that he was one up the ball. It looked like the Chiefs had shot their bolt. The Bernard Bader, taking over the Martin's Lodge is in order. Word er Hendry, finished a close second. Rangers thought so too, but they had reckoned without vacancy left whenDean Moran left was receivedby the prexy thatthe The combination of Hendrix, Mc- and coming skier. Although school, hr.d little definite informa- lodge has been greatly improved. Nammee, Fujiwara, McKay, and he did winover HoniMatt and Little Tom. Burke proved as smooth a quintet tion to give concerning badminton. other notables Salt Lake Getting the ball in mid-court Ryan took aim and let fire This sport, popular everywhere as the league might boast. at Hoop The Otis wag potentially a fa- City last year, there was an for two points. Again he got his hands on the ball in prac- but in Seattle College, failed Husky miserably last quarter, but Mr. vorite at the outset of the season, undercurrent of feeing that tically the same position and let go. Good it was for two but, failing to they finished Bader announced a revival of in- click he hadthe arms of LadyLuck more points. A third time he took aim, and still a fourth. terest this quarter. As yet it has Chances Slim low in team standing. Speedy Dan Reilly accounted for a goodly num- about his shouldersbut hehas Four consecutive times Tom fired at the basket to score not been determined whether the college willbe able to get the K. C. With the gTeenest material in ber of his team's scoring, aided by proved he made his own eight points in less than three minutes. team mates McArthur and Robel. courts on which to play. Husky hoop history "Hec" Ed- breaks. Sure, but onlyby one point. And Betty McKanna, equi- mundson's squad enters conference The slow starting Rover Boys, the Chiefs lost that game Miss Ann paced Larry McDonnell, tation manager, announced that an play rated lowest they have been by No. 3 it will longremain in this corner's memory of the one-man years. in league scoring, finally got mov- even greaterinterest isbeing fore- ratedin many "Tid" Gjolme, brother of show that Tom Ryanplayed that night. cast for horseback riding. One of The material may be green but ing and should prove the class of all, very the league. With Berridge, "Tass" came forth with an Next, let's jump to the intra-mural softball season. Top the most successful intral-mural that'sabout for they are a Sneer- sports quarterthis sportshould smooth, hard working heam. They inger, McDonnell, Merrick and idea that should be used by season must go to Napoleon Martineau. The last Steele, they powerful thrill for the draw a crowd every time a session may lose a few games in the first floor a team. quite a few skiers in the scene: the championship game between the Knights and the is held. The spot located for rid- half of theconference racebut they TomBrennan's boys and Michael Dogs not quite Downhill racers. He waxed Sophomores;the setting, the seventh inning, the Sophsthree ing is again to be the OlympicRid- will make it hot for the league Hunt's Sea could ing Academy. leaders as the season proceeds. meet the other fast-moving con- his skiis with a fast wax, then runs behind, two men on basesand two outs.A perfectset-up two forwardsin tenders but with a few changes There will be a meeting at 12 With of— the finest placed adhesive tape over the for a hero, or a goat. But this day Napoleon chose to be a the league Lindh and Dalthorp, could easily prove a threat in the o'clock noon on Monday to discuss coming schedule. wax and put Parraifine over hero. Setting himself at the plate, he took the first pitch, plans for the coming sessions. their offense really carries a punch, and Morris and Nelson are One can find enthusiasm, thrills, the tape. The tape was fixed one; second he liked no better,ball one; and then A new manager for the intra- usually laughs packed strike the fine shots from away out which and a few in in such a way that he could came the third pitch, he liked that one. Swinging with all mural basketball was annouced means their opponents will have a every minute of these games. If when John McGarry took over the setting up good you are interested— see you at the rise on his toes and release the power in his broad shoulders he met the ball squarely. running: league. hard time a de- duties of this against the fast breaking games !!! the tape by pieces of string. high into the air and sailed far over the left fense The ball rose Mr. McGarry's first announce- Huskies. Hal Schlicting at center Theideabehind itall was that You may say that it was others who scored the ment was that the winner of the proved to be asset they keep oppon- field fence. has a valuable shots but their it would slow him down on winning the same inning, but it was "Nap" who kept first half will meet the winner of to the team in being able to recov- ents off balance. All in all the run in the second half, the winning team the steep slopes and then when the cause seemed hopeless. er the ball off the backboard. The Huskies have a fine chance to im- that rally going to be treated to a dinner. defense is astounding for it is sel- prove and make a race for the title when he came to the last of There were other highlights which keynoted the sports The all-star team to be chosen dom that any team has five ball if they get a few breaks in their |by McGarry They speed the coursehecould release the past year of 1940 but these two will remain long l Mr. and members of hawks but the Huskies have five first games. have five program tins (the Spectator sports staff will also better than average ball hawks. balls and a host of fine reserves tape and would speed up on after the others* " "have long been forgotten. bet dined. They don't stop an awful lot of and lots of fighting1 spirit. CHITTER CHATTER Basketball,badminton,bow- ling,andhorse back riding are all due to resume in the near future . .. Washington may lose a few basketball games during the first round but watch for them to clean up in the second half ... Nobody is happier to see NormDalthorp marking all those points than Bob K'ndh. For Bob is that kind of a "Guy." ... Tom Ryan is back at the college AND ANOTHER BIG ADVANTAGE FOR YOU IN CAMELS this quarter; he will play for the De Hunks in the intra- mural league ... Don't look now, but there is a chance of having a major basketball team yet this year... Don't hold your breath until it ap- pears however. ... Bob Hil- tenbrand has also reappeared this quarter and should be a real threat for a place on the man's ski team... The Sea- dogs will be looking for a new captain. M'chael Hunt got "itchy" feet and is now in Hawaii ... Joe Merrick has TTTHEN all is said and done,the thing in smoking is the « ■$/il||Jl |&v / ** A*-""/"^^S^^ been sold to Minneapolis in VV smoke/Your tastetells youthat the s/nokeofslower-burn- wl American Association. P^^f^MlrH IWs. / ll^ vVv 'Z / the " " " " ingCamels£nvesyouextramildness,extracoolness,extraflavor. «|hM P» j^l^i^iWiKil ,J^ A \L "^ */ Now Science tells you another important— and welcome— OtW ' DEAR SANTA mHf J|.lliM /^ fact about Camel's slower burning. jM M ,- In my Christmas list to MW M W* /V Santa Claus this observer Lessnicotine— /'«//^iwo^/28%lessnicotinethantheaverage jy ff" SritilMll ■ tiTW Y* U ?M-/ Less than anyof them JF Jfl p* fi asked for a fewnew deals dur- of— the other brands tested— /'« thesmoke! ' tP§H «l^ ''% v^^^-/ /« 5/«o&? that reaches you. jl ing the year nineteen hundred /Ac smoke!Andit's the — I'^iil^^iS /"*/ and forty-one. Mark up another advantage for slow burning and for you! rj& Some of these deals were as LwiS'S Try Camels...the slower-burning cigarette...the cigarette follows: Dear Santa, please IHalfl more mildness, more coolness, more flavor, and less bring to Seattle College a with | / good basketball team so that nitoiiiie in the.smoke! And moresmoking, too— as explained H P^ ,>r burning 25% slower below package, right. # the students will no longer llfijL than the avcra>!e of thc 4 <>thcr largest-selling have to hide their heads in "SMOKING OUT" THE FACTS ahout nicotine. Expert^ brands tested- shame when asked what chemists analyze the smoke of 5 of the largest-selling -^pfl slower than any of them- Camels bramlt find that the smoke of slower-burning Cameb , «^jBlt- ■ alsogiveyouasmoking/>/»* equal, sports we have. ... n-«*"^f 1 M ' contains less nicotine than any of theotherbrands tested. on c lc avera8e to Also, dear Santa; please \^IV1^^b1 I i help the Seattle Rainiers get Vtk pP" 5 EXTRA SMOKES PER PACK! a good left-handed pitcher so they will have a good chance " to win the "bunting" for the third year in a row. C^/1/yiCim 7WE S£atVER-B(/R/V//V& C/G/VZE7TE 4 TH E SPECTATOR Thursday, January 9, 1941 BOMBING TO UPSET SocietyInvites Library Acquires Good Resolutions Are Wonderul; CHEM. LAB.; CALORIES Why Not Give Them A Chance? S.C.Neophytes NewMaterial OMMENT New Year's resolutions are sup- plies determination to do some- CANDID WILL BE VICTIMS highest expectations (Continued) The Catholic Poetry Society of Filling the posed to have the permanencyof a thing good — not only to abstain America was founded in April, of everyone,the Seattle CollegeLi- creampuff, the consistency of cigar somethig pmoke from evil. There's the trickest little gadget 1931, by the editors of the Catho- brary has grown with great rapid- rinjr, and* the sincerity of a all the minor detailsand legal red smile. A typewritte page of resolutions down "below" in the S. C. labora- lic World, America, Comntowealth. ity beyond an exceptionally high!imvnbroker's may be good typewriting practice tape, there WILL be a dance! Yet it would be a poor New tory now. Father Beezer calls it a They recognized the fact that poe- goal. This intellectual and inform- but it is a poor character builder. Sid Woody will keep order to Year's on which one did not pause, — one, peroxidebomb calorimeter,"butits try through inspiration and its ativebook service has the additions just Make a few resolutions^ two the sweet, smooth beat that we all look back over the year gone, or three— and KEEP THEM! really nothing more than a glass power of suggestion canbe of great of many volumes and periodicals and make a resolution or two for know. So, before you "ste-e-e-e-p If youshoot atrandomat aflock dow-nnnn," step jar wired for electricity. Father value in educating the hearts of and has become outstanding for the year ahead. The worldwould- out! along of birds you may not hit any. If also stated that purpose is the people. reference material. Father Whar- n't get as well as. it does if " Bill Pett, AegU Ed, its to few peopledidn'tmake res- you take careful aim you're bound announced Encourages Neophytes ton expresses his great delight some a Aegis determine the heat of combustion olution or two that they mean to to hit some. that the "dummy" wouldbe of food stuffs and fuel. From my The organizers of the Catholic over many newly acquired books use in making themselves a little And if you break a resolution, brought over on Thursday after- brother's old Physics book and Poetry Society desired to gather and magazines. better and the world around them don't take that as a good excuse noon. The Aegis staff, (always from one of those reducing pamph- togetherpoetry by Catholic authors Considered as the most import- a little happier. So you see it to return to the sameold rut. That so enthusiastic) declared that they about calories, Igathered might good to doesn't mean that you're licked, would certainly meeting lets and written in the Catholic spirit, ant book of the season is The be a idea make some enjoy the enough data to explain what the good resolutions,in good faith, and though it's the easiest thing to be- fellow. hoping that in doing Cambridge Medieval History. above statement means. so they would The have a pretty good idea of keep- lieve that you are. Mister William Pettinger's doc- Food stuffs or fuel are burned. commence to build up an Ameri- eight volumes of this history are ing them. You don't have to be a saint ... tor doesn't hold much hope for The calorimeter measures the ex- can Catholic tradition, whichwould magnificent. It is a masterpiece They tellus that it's all the way the wings won't sprout after the Mr. Pettinger, but, laughing cour- act amount of heat, or the num- encourage young and promising in the greatest sense and is on you worda resolution that counts. first few months of faithfully ad- ageously at science, the staff pre- hering your dicted that he would be with us ber of calories, liberated during writers to sincerely devote their demandby those seeking historical For example if you say "I willnot to resolutions, but the combustion. Now concerned uncharitably," fine, but to you'll be helping others tremend- indefinitely. This shouldmakehim talent to an accurate interpreta- data. talk is with just how many of these cal- say "I will balk kindly" is some ously whether you— realizeit or not, oh, so happy. Or shouldit? ories are required to raise the tion of truly Christian ideals. Queen Elizabeth by Theodore 60 per cent better. Negativereso- and, best of all you'll be helping The Aegis, however, (in spite of temperature of one gram of water The society is not exclusively for Maynard; Sidelights on Catholic lutions are much weaker that posi- yourself. How about a little in- the editors and staff) is coming one degree centigrade or to sup- writers, but membership is open to jjRevivals by Sheed, andHow Green tive resolutionsfor the obvious rea- vestment You can keep the divi- along in fine style, so do not fear. body enough positive im- dends, you know. ply the human with anyone interested in promising the Was My Valley by Joseph M.Llew- son that a resolution to the temperature of # Holiday happenings: heat raise appreciation poetry, regardless ellyn1 constitute the conspicious 1,000 grams water 100 degrees of Frances McGuire celebratingher of books received. Maynard's Queen centigrade.Iguess. of nationality or religious affilia- Wash. State Patrol 'Hoot Mon, 'Tis 20th birthday... MarialiceGeyer Elizabeth is Catholic book of suddenly transferring- to the "U" However, the practical aspect of| tions. The organization publishes the this new laboratory instrument a bi-monthly magazine called the month and How Green Was Stresses Safety A Braw Article' ... Biff Fallon working at the "Spirit," containing poems submit- My Valley Bon. .. Tom Anderson, Bill Ber- should be considered. The calori- is a fctiion best seller. ridge, Johnny Tobin, to ted by members.It also conducts a Anne McKin- meter could be attached a small Besides the many new books At long last, the past of Gregor non, Ganzini, battery, to portable ra- bureau of criticism and issues a bi- Following is a release from Peg Berridge, Ida similar a there are numerous magazines en- Washington State Highway MacGregor, Larry MacDonell, dio arrangement, and strapped to monthly bulletin; both features of engaged. to the editor of the Spectator a few of the 16 The latest subscribed Patrol which has been sent out people who drove some 100 miles some collegiate ankle. Then it membership. are "Foreign Affairs," "The Sign," has been bared. For the past few The Seattle Unit of the C. P. from Olympia, Washington. recognition in the snow looking for a place could record the tremendous "The Jouranl of Accountancy" and auto fatalities months the only Mr. to "picnic" Sunday. amount of energy burned daily in S. A. was organized in November, Out of seventeen MacGregor received has been last . . No the "Catholic Women's World." in Washington during the first fif- has comment. tearing up the steps and walking 1939, under the guidance of Marie magazines subscribed to placed Major, Holy Al the teen days of October, ten were pe- to have his name on the from the K. C, and accurately Auten at Names Acad- are informational and picture the to say " This Last Week: emy, The charter was granted on destrians. Because of this, and the staff head. Needless this determine the number of calories situations of the day in the various is far too little recognition for people October 25, 1940. Officers includ- fact that one third of the state's Almost all the all "allin" so liberated. president; fields. New trends in the Econom- traffic fatalities prior to October the hard work and good job he ... Bill Herman all ready predict- to ed: Mrs. Carroll Brady, order, philosophically religious "Spec." It could be utilized show the Moen, vice-president; ics Ist werepedestrians,the Washing- has done as editor of the ing his grade in Spanish. . A lit- released Mrs. Robert and social fields are shown. These Gregor MacGregor . terrific amount of heat Marie Auten Major, secretary; ton StatePatrol ismaking an add- is, believe it tle "Rogue's gallery sketching go- by burning of those about magazines will benefit all. or not, a Scotchman. His favorite the ears Raymond J. O'Connell, treasurer; ed effort to prevent this type of ing on last Wednesday night. .. ■whom cats have catted. accident. expression is "Hoot Mon," which New Spec staff organization (any The Board of Advisors includes: is quite typical for one of his Or it could be applied to the Mr. George Parker, Virginia Keat- More Strict enforcement of all traffic comment?) ... Mike Scheubert, task of measuring the astonishing ing Arton, Tid-Bits Clan. "Turnabout" head, all ready work- and Blanche Howe Sis- laws affecting pedestrians is the idiocyncracies he fa- number of calories furnished by ley. Rev. H. A. Reinhold is chap- necessity walk As for his ing on the first big dance of the (Continued from Page 3.) Persons who of vors brunettes;likes shades of blue People the burning of midnight oil the lain. along rural highways should be Winter Quarter. . . con- night finals. and green, and abhors whip cream. gratulating themselves on having before the Hi-Monthly Meetings slopes. This was governedby the following rules: a the lower In a weak moment recently Ed- kept their new year's resolutions Anyway, this calorimeter is 1. Look both ways before cross- MacGregor tricky It's utterly Meetings are held on the second very ingenious except he fell highway. itor confessed a secret intact. ... so far, so good, hrn? pretty gadget. ing the aspiration for a stage career. So planning and has got practical Sunday of each month at St. Ter- on the upper slopes and when ... the S. C. trio har- scientific it 2. Be sure there is time to cross only appearance on the le- mony possibilities. esa's Hall, Terry Aye., at 2:30 did, ski uncovered far his in costume as- well as har- Programs he one was without having to run. gitimate stage has been confined mony in tone. wa!t till you see o'clock. feature educa- walking along .. tional addresses by authorities on and he was skiing with one 3. When rural to being a minstrel man in a them . .. Incidentally they sing literary subiects. They are open ski faster than the other. Too highways, stayon the shoulder and "Darky" show. tonight at the Loyolan club meet- public. a face traffic. On the more serious side "Mac" ing (adv.) almost every co-ed to the There will be bad, "Tid"! night light ... Student Observer meeting on January 13, and all 4.At carry a or wear is quite obstinate, is not easily|with new Christmas mittens ... students of Seattle College and Rome light-colored clothing. convinced of points which he does People humming "I Hear a Rhap- sincerely 5. Don't walk on the highway not agree. sody" It's plain to see that (Continued from Page 2) [their friends are invited .. . iand urged to attend. Alumni Cooperate after drinking. From a woman's angle he is ASCAP hasn't that one ... See They not any Pedestrians should always re- acknowledged r.s being very tact- you tomorrow. Cap- need contribute orders obligatory. Secondly, original compositions, but by their The Seattle College Alumni As- member that a car traveling fifty ful, extrftnely pleasant, and ex- ital.Business houses have efficien- attendance and support they sociation, under the presidency of miles per hour will travel fifteen ceptionally courteous. He carries K. pleases palate production costs moral C. lunchroom cy experts to keep can help the growth of this in- Mr. Tom Duffy, are contacting all yards while the pedestrian is tak- himself with a quiet, dignified air and pocket. low. The National Defense Com- spiring movement. Anyone who former graduates for assistancein ing one step. At the same speed which has often been mistakenfor an efficiency good really mission should have wouldlikea copy of "Spirit" or the the drive to get funds for the new a driver cannot stop in less aloofness but which isn't. happens— Pub- expert to see that huge sums of college. cooperation, far, than 183 feet. These facts are sporting side he favors Whatver tellthe Bulletin, or desire any further in- The so On the licity Board. money are diverted into the right formation regarding the society, has been excellent. convincing proof that the pedestri- badminton and skiing. Of the two| channels for defense. These may its history, membership, or meet- The first meeting of the Alumni an is ever at great disadvantage he is by far the most proficient at seem to be drasticmeasures.Cries ings, consult Bernice Foy, a stu- Association willbe held in connec- [and must govern his actions ac- badminton.In p. minor linehe likes Advertisers help your Paper; of "governmental intervention in dent of Seattle College. tion with "Homecoming." cordingly. tennis and swimming. help them. Fascism" would run rampant at the dinner discussionsof the indus- trial four hundred. But these are times of crisis, and the govern- ment has already seized upon this excuse for assuming dictatorial powers. If managed properly, de- mocracy would benefit, not suffer, if a few measures were taken to stem unpatriotic actions by groups of citizens at such a time as we witness today when our lives and land depend upon the trends of immediatedevelopment. v W"jsWtm tfJt'vC' A/rrC'lSfK>C/(/v vVrvi/l/Z/ vrfrtyW 6'vi'tWu

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