^IMr^mMWWWWWMWWV OL Weekly Calendar Oct 17—Soph Drag. Jfranctsico Jfo Mills College Reception. Oct 18—Marquette game. +rJLiqhthonde OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS (There) 9' Oct. 23—Midterms Commence. UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO (See schedule on page 4) By THE EDITOR vol, :•:.->, No SAN FRANCISCO, OCTOBKR 17. 1947 Friday Once again the subject of tj,e Board of Student Control arises and is worth some com­ ment here. While no analogy or com­ parison is ever completely satis­ factory, we do have a homely evinson example to clarify the position 0f the Board of Student Control jn Student government. VVe might liken student, govern- pent at U.S.F. to a four-legged table. One is the Executive, an­ men other the Legislature, the third tt,e Judiciary,- or BSC, and thc last tiut not least important feature, the Faculty. Thomists Lay Plans ! As we well know, taking away Play Premier Nov. 3 Soph Drag Tonight Aid Asked one of the supports or legs of a table would materially weaken For Semi-Monthly the table's ability to remain in an upright position. On three legs, the table might not fall but Meetings In Fall \ From All under pressure would more than 'Ten Little Indians' Goes Palace Hotel Location By TOM POWERS likely collapse. First Session Special C(Trrespondenl Student government is in the same condition. As long as the Next Wed. Following the order of the four branches or legs of govern­ econd Rehearsal Not many people are taking Don Social inaugural Executive Committee that he ment remain strong, student gov­ George Bernard Shaw seriously present suggestions to mini­ ernment will be strong. Weaken in his petulant old age. But in mize the violations of Univer­ one, and you weaken the whole Pohley Expects Sellout a younger year he did say many Ray Hackett's Orchestra structure. sity regulations, Bennett Le­ things of a serious and arrestf vinson, in an exclusive Fog­ BSC WEAK With McCabe Starring ing nature. Among them is thi Draws Capacity Crowd Under the present student con­ following: horn interview, outlined the stitution, with its competent of­ The College Players are now entering their second week "There is no surer symptom ot steps he thinks will help. ficials, the Executive and Legis­ of rehearsal in this semester's play — "Ten Little Indians." The Sophomore Drag will get underway tonight in the a sordid and fundamentally stuj- Gold Room of the Palace Hotel to the music of Hay I kickett's 1. Each member of the Execu­ lature are dynamic forces. The Judging from the results of the first week of researsal, this pid mind, however powerful ii tive Committee should act as a Faculty, while often accused of Orchestra, launching the first formal dance of the Univer­ will be the finest mystery play ever done by the College may be in practical activities, sity's social season. law-enforcing agent. interfering and lacking coopera­ Players. than a contempt for metaphysics^ 2. The Professors in Class tion with the other branches of A person may be supremely able A capacity crowd of Dons and Donas was guaranteed should be asked to inform stu­ SELLOUT EXPECTED 1 government, are still performing as a mathematician, engineer, '> today with the sale of the last of dents as to the why's and where­ their duties. We must remember, Business Manager Lyman Poh­ parliamentary tactician, or racing three hundred bids which had GERRY KILDAY fore's of University rules. however, the Faculty would be­ ley, is readying himself for an bookmaker. But if that person been put on the block. Promising Holds Priceiine 3. The Board of Student Con­ come most disturbed at the early sellout; he expects an even lias contemplated the universe all Material Sought By to be the social highlight of the trol should be enlarged because weakness of the other branches. greater demand than for last se­ through life without ever asking, fall semester, the Drag was a of the increase in duties due to The fourth leg of our govern­ mester's "Joan Of Lorraine." 'What the devil does it all mean?' Quarterly Editor rapid sell-out. Also an attractive the larger student body. ment is not on firm ground like Pohley asks that student buy he is one of those people for selling point was the reasonable Lambert Plans 4. Steps should be taken to the other departments. The BSC their tickets early so that they whom Calvin accounted by plac­ price of $2.50 per couple, a $1.00 have the Block Club act in con­ suffered most by the war years. may be sure of a seat. ing them in the category of the For Fall Issue reduction from last year's dance. junction with the Board. The tradition of law abiding by- The dates of the play have predestinately damned." Despite the reduction in price, Big Inter-Sectional Levinson stated that coopera­ existing legal institutions was been changed so that it will not Publication Date the committee in charge, led by tion is the only standard that lost after the war in civic as well interfere with mid-terms; the new MEET WEDNESDAY Prexy George Snyder of the Sophomore class and Joe Truzzo­ Matches This Year can be followed if any kind of as student circles. Now, six stu­ dates are Monday, Tuesday, and Still Indefinite success is to be realized. Wednesday, November 3, 4 and 5. The philosophical honor society lino, the Foghorn staff artist, dents ar- charged with the re­ of U.S.F.,The Thomists, holds to Rifle Team Opens As to effort by the BSC, Le­ sponsibility of enforcing student McCABE TO STAR "The Quarterly," the Universi­ promise the maximum in quality the substance of that remark ty of San Francisco's contribu­ and entertainment, and say that vinson declared that there has regulations as well as Faculty Peter McCabe, who has one of while leaving open an avenue of tion to current literature, is now Fall Practice been no lack of it. rules. actually a boost in price would the leads in this production, will good Christian charity for those being compiled and will reach not have been amiss. Once again the sound of rifle "Plenty of information has MAINTAINS LAW be well received by those who of our race who have neither the printing stage in late Novem­ fire has returned to the lower been circulated about the park­ Many men object to the BSC as saw his past performances in time, inclination nor environment ber or early December according FOOTBALL THEME floor of Loyola Lodge, where the ing rules and smoking regula­ being reminiscent of M.P.'s and "The Late George Apley" and to "metaphyz." It is dedicated to to the publication's moderator, Snyder states that this year's ROTC and Don varsity rifle tion. Tickets have been given to shore patrols. This may be true. last semester's production of the answering, as a group, of the Father James Lyons. In accord dance will keep abreast of the teams are now practicing for the students who do not keep the But none of these men will deny "Joan of Lorraine." Pete's per­ PETER McCABE question "What does it all with its title, "The Quarterly" is season by having football as its coming rifle season. driveway to the Green-and-Gold that such organizations are nec- formances have always been of Veteran Performa mean? "--and will meet this year published four times a year, and theme, and Joe Truzzolino guar­ The ROTC team is composed Room clear, and to those who ,ry. Men are human and sub- high caliber — this performance on the second and fourth Wednes*, •is a magazine containing the lit­ antees an- attractive and inter­ of students participating in the continue to park behind the Fac­ to error, and, to prevent promises to be the best ever as day of every month at 7:00 p.m. erary endeavors of students, fac­ esting decorating scheme. ROTC program, but the varsity ulty Building and at the front abuses to the minority, preven­ it gives him an opportunity to in the University 's Semeria room ulty and alumni. Signifying a return to post-war rifle team is open to all aspirants and sides of the Athletic office. tative measures must be insti­ use all of his versatile talents. Taft-Hartley Law in a united seminar effort to dis­ normalcy, tuxedos, unlike last to the art of sharpshooting. It is The Board is obliged to enforce tuted. In the "Late George Apley" cover what "at least part of it CONTRIBUTIONS NEEDED year, must be worn; and, of also to be noted that ROTC mem­ these rules, but students must This is all the BSC really is. means." bers are also eligible to fire with show initiative also." Pete's performance was favor- Naturally the emphasis is on course, formal gowns for the They are not charged with the aby compared with the movie That "part of it" will be the women will be required. Cor­ the varsity team. Levinson reiterated that coop­ apprehension of violators. Their I.R.G. Forum Topic student contributions, so don't eration by the students and the lead of Ronald Colman. Look for sources of modern philosophies hesitate in bringing in your mas­ sages, however, are strictly ban­ NATIONWIDE MATCHES chief task and their only task is more of the same in his new lead as discoverable in the French neo- terpieces of either prose or poe­ ned. Much embarrassment will This year, post matches will be Executive Committee to the BSC to prevent violations from occur- in "Ten Little Indians." At Weekly Meet Thomist Etienne Gilson's volume, try ... in fact according to edi­ be avoided by remembering and fired with colleges from all over is absolutely essential. ing. They are not interested in Curtain time is 8:30 sharp. The Unity of Philosophical Ex­ tor Ed Van Der Slice, what the adhering to this rule. the nation, and shoulder to shoul­ fining students, taking convoca­ Tickets will be on sale next week perience. The seminar sessions, Quarterly really needs are radio Snyder wishes to express his der matches will be fired with tions and the like. They only at the ticket booth in the main Manko, Riedy conducted severally by each of scripts, one act plays, short sto­ regrets to the laggards who fail­ the University of Santa Clara. Ar­ Bids To Remain want to see the University run­ hall. The Players are to be con­ the society's members, will con­ ries, and maybe a few sports ed to purchase their bids in time, rangements are also being made ning smoothly, according to the gratulated for keeping the price Form Grid Team sist of an appraisal, analysis and articles. Ed also mentioned that but in order to assure everyone to schedule matches with other best traditions of law and order. of the tickets down to only fifty discussion of the chapters of the promptness in submitting art­ the maximum in enjoyment and colleges in this area. At Low Price Any governmental system re­ cents for the student body and At a meeting held last Wednes­ book. icles would be appreciated due entertainment, the bids had to be In addition to the ROTC and Continued violations of Univer­ quires a law-making body, with faculty and their wives; general day of the Industrial Relations to the shortage Of time before limited. varsity teams, there will also be sity regulations, along with a executors of the law, and then admission is one dollar Department, the Organizational GIVE CREDIT the first issue. one or two teams entered in the seeming lack of BSC preventive a body to enforce and pre­ Committee of the Industrial Re­ class "C" league of the San Fran­ Remember — to be sure of a From the two organizational With our campus periodical Societies Plan action, prompted the Executive vent violations of the law. At seat buy your ticket early and lations Department went to work being sent to over a hundred col­ cisco Rifle Association. Committee, at its weekly meet­ U.S.F. we are fortunate in hav- on several changes that have meetings held so far this year come prepared for an evening has come the decision (vvith fac­ leges and universities plus the Reorganization Last year the rifle teams had ing Tuesday, to question the BSC (Continued on Page 4, Col. 3) filled with mystery and sus­ been made on the Club's consti­ Congressional Library, you never a fairly successful season, de­ for its seeming ineffectiveness, tution prior to its approval and ulty approval) to admit Sopho­ A combined meeting of the So­ pense. more majors in philosophy along can tell where your article might dality and Sanctuary Society was feating Montana, Wyoming, Alas­ since some students still disre­ . • • ratification by the Executive turn up. A few years ago a selec­ ka, Pittsburg, and Santa Clara, gard the no-smoking and correct Committee of the ASUSF. with the usual upper division stu­ held Wednesday night in which dents who have earned at least a tion was taken of this magazine steps were taken toward reorgan­ while losing only to UCLA, Ne­ parking rules. (See reply above). Sliovv Nevada Tilt Herb Messer, chairman of the vada and Oregon State. "B" average for two semesters and placed in the "New Current ization. Also on the agenda were NO COOPERATION Movie Next Week Organization Committee, annouc- in a philosophy course- A final Digest" among articles from Mc- plans toward promoting Don at­ In the Sixth Army Area, which ed that plans are being formulat­ Calls, Harpers, The Saturday Re­ encompasses eight states, the During the discussion that fol­ One hundred and thirty-six stu­ organizational meeting to be held tendance at symphonies, operas, lowed introduction of the motion, ed to conduct a forum on the re­ today in room B-2 will elect a view of Literature, et al.,.nothing and other fine arts through team was rated third in ,area dents attended- the game cinema cent Taft-Hartley labor legisla­ but the best. So Dons, lets get ranking. In the State College Bennett Levinson, BSC chairman, in the auditorium last Tuesday, a student chairman and one of the group participation in obtaining stated that the prime reason for tion. two vice-chairmen, as well as busy and make our literary pub­ tickets at . . . let's say . . . cheap­ class it was second. larger crowd was present Wed­ An interesting feature of this lication, "The Quarterly," meas­ Any aspiring riflemen are urg­ the situation is the absence of nesday. Since the response has settle other matters of import­ er rate. Father James J. Lyons, help and cooperation by students forum will be the presentation of ance. ure up to, or surpass, rival pub­ moderator, looks toward another ed to contact Major Lambert or been so great, showing the pic­ speakers from both sides of the lications from other campi. Sergeant Tadday at the rifle and the Executive Committee it­ successful year for the sodality self. tures will be continued each fence on the current dispute over An invitation has been extend­ •-• .— range. Tuesday and Wednesday at 12 ed to and accepted by those stu­ with the following holding office; Several members of BSC sub­ the new labor legislation. Robert Jones, first prefect; John How to Cut noon. With the advent of the Univer­ dents of San Francisco College committees have quit because The Nevada game will be for Women interested in partici­ Psychos In Meeting Ward, second prefect; and Dan Students the student body seems to think sity Intramural season in the Whelan, secretary. Travel Time shown this coming week. The pic­ near future, Frank Manko and pating in the seminar discussions, that the BSC is a 'big joke'. He • *-a Attention tures run about forty-five min­ Robert Riedy of the Activities to so participate. Plans are being Plan Fall Program said that, "the BSC can really do without utes, Rudy Papule and Bennett Committee are working on plans laid for the conducting of the ses­ BViees Rise There will be a meeting of nothing by itself, since it is a Levison of the senior class are to organize a team to represent sions either occasionally or alter­ Fearon Expects Predictions: Look for a possi­ the Kappa Lambda Sigma Li­ small body; it needs the aid of in charge. "The price is a dime the club. All Industrial Relations nately at that College. ble increase in the price of ice terary Society Monday eve­ everyone." K-l™ Cutting per person, the proceeds of which students interested in forming Further plans are under way cream, shakes, etc. in the Green ning, October 20, 1947, 7:45 p. The motion was taken up by lu Trip In Field m. in the Lounge. All members 1 '"i"i Quotu*i ""J •m" will be split between the senior a football team to compete in the for the securing of guest speak­ and Gold Room. Big manufactur­ the Committee for action, with class and the athletic depart­ ers for some of the sessions— The Psychology Club, under ers have hiked the price of ice and interested students are the result that Levinson was ask­ fe-V" Classes coming intramurals are urged to the supervision of Dr. Fearon, urged to attend. •a wm«n Lg ed to look into the trouble thor­ \ URIAH " ' ment," said Bennett Levison. contact Manko or Riedy. names as yet unannounced. The cream 15 to 20 cents a gallon, % S»HU 3 held its first meeting of the fall SACtiJWMQ first of the regular sessions will soooo. . . . oughly, and then, at the next **r» be held out of schedule on Wed­ semester last Monday evening in meeting, offer suggestions for its Semeria Room. An extensive pro­ . iAN MINOKO nesday evening, October 29, at solution. gram of activities was planned •v Man M»[ 7:00 p.m. in the Semeria room. This was the most important ^«m» head coach at U.S.F., ural meeting of the year. The class president and "thank you" PAT GANNON and William A. Halonen, Master are veterans, have been welcom­ advantage of by making an ap­ ings. Dr. Catton, father of Kyne he brought Kuharich along with first problem will be the elect­ letters. or PHONE at Arms. A constitutional com­ ed into the post and those con­ pointment with one of these gent­ and Pat Catton, both of whom him to serve as assistant coach. ing of a society president. An­ mittee, a membership committee, tacted have consented to join. lemen through Miss Proctor, in are students at the University, Kuharich accepted the appoint­ other decision which must be FREE BIDS and a publicity committee were MEET IN NOVEMBER the main office. Service includes is expected to lecture to the Club ment as moderator when he made is what sports should be It was decided by the Commit­ i JTJniper 5-6386 formed. The new post is now definitely only advice. The professors nam­ some time during the course of learned that an overwhelming awarded varsity letters. Football, tee, after a few minutes of in­ underway and a drive for mem­ the semester. majority of the block society baseball and basketball players tensive discussion, to establish - NO CONFLICT ed above will inform students as members wanted him as modera­ bership has been started. The to the advisability of taking legal The first proposed trip will be are assured that they may earn a precedent by sending THREE The Post is composed of the tor. a varsity block but the standings S veterans of the University. At next meetitng was decided to be action through the courts, as­ to San Quentin Prison on No­ free bids to the colleges of the outh- vember 1. of the so called minor sports is CIC, that would include one for west the first meeting of the Legion on Thursday evening, November sisting them in procuring legal NEW CONSTITUTION yet to be determined. These two the student body president, the st it was decided that there 6, at 7:30 p. m., at the Univer­ aid, and helping them to under­ The next meeting of the Club V-taW'4/SKf. 'j- sity. All those interested are stand the workings of the legal is scheduled for Monday evening Hal Jensen, student body pres­ questions will highlight the next CIC rep., and the class president uld be no conflict with the meeting. i«ron Epsilon, the school vets urged to attend. profession. at 7:30 p.m., October 20. ident and halfback of the varsity (Continued on Page 4, Col. 6) FRIDAY, OCTOUKU 17, 1947 He Will Be With Us FOGHORN To The End Of Time By JOSEPH FELDHAUS Communism, or more sunph To form a true concept of God against godlessneas. EDITOR what is happening in the world Everywhere, today, one PAG today, and to arrive at the even­ nothing but dreadful proph.hecn,i [ tual solution of the world's prob­ and dire predictions. Phhrui J lems, we must transcend nation­ like atomic warfare and bacterid al boundaries, disregard the sov logical warfare are being throw) ereign state, and think in terms about at random. The peopj, DISCONTENTS AND MALCONTENTS of civilizations, for it la here of Christendom, weakened by that we find the underlying and schism and heresy, have beconn In any institution, be it a church, a state, latter group seems to be our student govern­ major conflict. Throughout the afraid, and even despair h a business house, or a university, we are ment. They complain that the restraining centuries states have risen and gun to permeate their thinkit^ sure to find a group of malcontents and hand of thc administration is too much in fallen with comparative ease, as the inexorable progress g chronic faultfinders. Even heaven, that place evidence. This is a distorted truth. Our stu­ while civilizations on the contra­ Communism sweeps on and on of perfection, had its share of these when dent government operates much on the same ry, made of a more durable fab­ For Christians to have physic^ Lucifer and his foolish followers were driven principle as our national government with ric, were deeply affected or mod­ fear, is easily understandably out many eons ago. We are not too disturbed, its system of checks and balances. Here on ified only by the impact of rival atomic warfare is no pleasant then, when we look about, and find here and the campus, even among the cooperative, civilizations. thought; but for Christians to there on the campus our own discontents, .judgments sometimes err, and a wise, re­ As opposed to states, civiliza­ have mental despair is not uj, tions are composed of transcen- derstandable and is. in fact, in. for if ange s hive been found wanting in straining hand is necessary. In our national dentals, •/ ich as philosophy, reli­ excusable. Christ would say, this respect, ii is not surprising Lo find the government, we have this restraining hand gion, art, culture, and the like. "Thou ot little faith.'' same fault in man. Fortunately, these dis­ in our Supreme Court; in our student gov­ These things, even though sup­ As powerful as the enemies of contents are usually in the minority, and, ernment, we have the administration. Thoy pressed on the surface, are diffi­ God appear today, and as inert if ignored, do little damage. But every now both have the same function of protecting cult to efface, and will continue tabic as their progress and rvmj and then their philosophy becomes so preva­ us from error, and no one cries tyranny to exist in the hearts and minds tual domination appear, has not lent that signs iV disorder and demoraliza­ when the Supreme Court declares a law un­ of men. Christ promised to be with m tion become evident, and those who value constitutional. As students we are in the These abstractions cannot be until the end of time' HenJ cooperation and enthusiastic participation in process of learning, and as our teacher, we grasped and crushed as can be then, is Christendom's answer, common activities, must become militant and should look upon the advice and guidance of the tangible components of a and as difficult as the future rebuke the offenders. state. Rome was sacked, but years may be, the end is not bl the administration as valuable aid; and in Roman Law lost none of its doubt, for Christ, Himself, hai When we speak of malcontents, we do not the long view we will see, as the alumni will greatness. It can then be said assured His people of the eve, mean those who offer just and constructive readily testify, that we are being well taught. that the state is merely a subor­ tual and final supremacy of H3j criticism; we mean those who sneer and de­ In the interim, we can be certain that our dinate part of any civilization, Church. ride for the sake of promoting discord. On mistakes will be caught and rectified before and that a civilization is the im­ —••— the campus, the principal target of this and vote wisely. By J. F. portant unit to be considered and studied. Ticket Returns To SUPREMACY CHALLENGED Bringing today's conflict into Be Taken This Week MAYORALITY ELECTION NEAR focus, we see that the picture is Western Civilization or Chris­ In less than two weeks San Francisco fact that U.S.F. does exist and is a vital tendom, fighting to keep its In YMI Benefit voters, including many men from the Uni­ part of this city. place of supremacy in the world, Make your returns now! Our University bears the name of the principally challenged by the The committee in charge of tht versity, wil! go to the polls to cast their bal­ false civilization of Atheistic YMI benefit to sponsor the USF- lots in the city elections. great city of San Francisco. The mayor of Communism, and to a lesser ex­ St. Mary's pre-game rally ait that city is also an important figure in the • an Prominent amongst the issues to be de­ POT POURRI Hither & Dither I OBSERVE tent by the reactivity of the Mos­ urging all students to make final life of the University and its students. A By TONY CATALLI lem Civilization. returns on their donation ticcketik ; cided is that of naming a new mayor for the man apathic to the University's wants and By JOHN VRIEND By KENT WENWORTH city, along with other lesser officers and and WILBUR McLAUGHLIN The question is whether or not at once. desires, a man who is striving to promote Far be it from me to criticize That advertising plays a very Christendom can stave off the "Success of the rally depen[R'lHdk propositions. the interests of San Francisco's only Uni­ n e p t. of Dipsomania — The aggressor Communistic Civiliza­ on the response of the *tudenti our wonderful radio comedy pro­ Board of Temperance cites this important part in our daily lives Collegiate conditions being what they are versity as w ell as the city, is the kind of man grams—but I think I will. and in our relations with others. tion. The real issue, then, is not in this regard," stated Chairmaa today, has made more students election con­ rare case of a gentleman with Washington or London against Don I-'arhstein and this was echo we at U.S.F. would like to see as Mayor. Somewhere along the line, "germ phobia"; his theory was Our moral, mental and physical scious than ever before. And it is important someone must have poked a bug outlooks are moulded by this Moscow, but rather Rome, the ed by Social Chairman, Vice-Prt* Then it becomes the task of you the voters that anything with ice in it must seat of Christendom, against ident George Muldoon. and essential that they do realize there is an of U.S.F. to place in office a man and men in someone's car (probably that have a little liquor added to kill ever-present, all-powerful former election and take corresponding action. guy Hooper) and told someone of public opinion. Not only that, Moscow, the seat of Atheistic The Gael rally will b. an ev* who will help your city and your school. the germs. nins affair and should be a mam­ Some may say what difference does it The Foghorn cannot and does not wish else that the public, a part of The Oregon Jesuit (May-June, but advertising adds unbeliev­ which is me, just go crazy with ably to our scanty stores of moth mdeavor to lead the Don make to me who is mayor of the city? It does 1947) on universal military gridders on to their last victorj to publicly support any candidate. There jubilee and stuff, when they twirl knowledge. make a difference though, to each one, both are many men from the ranks of our Alumni training: "Two reasons given in of the so-far promising seasoa the dial and it stops on a comedy favor of the universal training Liberally speaking, one can LETTERS a citizens of San Francisco and as students who are seeking various offices, and we wish program. gain a liberal education just by Over 500 students have beei of the University of San Francisco. Above period by older people whose given books of twelve tickets, al them every success. Men favorable to U.S.F. 'Cause, boy, there sure are a children are grown up are: shrewd observation of the multi­ all, the man elected mayor should make a farious ads to be seen wherever to the of the returns from which tht is our desire, but more important is that lot of 'em! 1. it would take boys off the one goes. Moreover, the effects YMI Council of UJ3.F. has Krao- competent city official, but in addition, he the eligible students at the University vote, And they're all the same. streets, and of advertising on the American ously donated to the student bo should be a man who is cognizant of the and vote wisely. Now some guys like comedy dy. With nearly five hundred doi 2. it would teach them disci­ populace is truly astounding; its programs, which is why they EDITOR lars io work with, the rally COM don't turn to a music program, pline. philosophical repercussions, im­ f If it is admitted that only the Editor: mittee can put on an affair tt^l which is why they scowl when measurable; How can we ever will not soon b»- forgotten. army is capable of' taking boys judge the lasting reverberations A bit of rain fell into my poor WHY DANCES ARE FORMAL the jokes jell and some cuckoo inundated life last Friday when off the streets, then it is equally of the plaintive: "Love that creaks out a carol, which is why I opened your fine tabloid, per- admitted that the home, the soap!?" With tonight's first formal dance of the mal attire at their class dances. In many I think comedy programs should Church, the schools have some­ sucd all of its big pages, and feature comedy and erase gar­ To be sure, we judge our wo­ Don Quixote Club year, the same old question is brought up, Eastern schools tails and top hat are in where along the line, failed. then discovered what? That "Hill­ gling to music. The discipline the army instills men by the standards set for us top Lowdown" was missing, mind and is deserving of some comment here. vogue. by the advertisers, "That New The last argument, and perhaps the best, All the comedians are alike. goes deeper than thc weight you. Now, sir, Jose Mouille. the To Be Organized Why are class dances FORMAL? They all think that the only re­ of khaki or gabardine. It is not Look." those soft hands that author of that inspirational col­ is that from common sense. Everyone real­ come only from Jerkers Lotion, Dr. Sandri of the Spanish I> The reply to this question may be answer­ cipe for funniness is to be belit­ a discipline of will. The flower umn, can truly be said to be partment has announced that izes that the class dances are distinctive tled by the other characters on of youth is not maintained in its that school-girl complexion that made of thc stuff that makes ed in this way. First the argument from tra­ from any other dance. If someone wants to is guaranteed by certain soap sometime next week the Dot the show. All are positive that fragrance in an army camp." the Foghorn blow, and there Quixote Club will b<' reactivated dition. — White it is easy to scoff at tradi­ go to a dance without wearing a tuxedo he a short ludicrous skit on the lat­ manufacturers. Then, too, possi­ should be more like him. Con­ tion, and in true liberal spirit advocate a bly she isn't too aromatic in a With the recent influx of qui* may do this on any night of the week. Four ter half of the . program sends sequently, sir, I beseech thee, a number of Spanish speakiif revolution, this argument must be consider­ times a year, men of the University have housewives rolling under the ice­ "The end of the GI insurance clinch due to something "even throw out the sports section even mess is in sight," say V.A. offi­ her best friends won't tell her students from South America ed. an opportunity to "dress up" and make a box with laughter. All of them before you throw out Mouille. It Central America and the Philip cials. That famous mountain of about." like to loudly giggle and gurgle, bears repeating that Mr. Mouille pines, it is expected that men Throughout the history of the school, class showing. No one will deny that one's ap­ As for morals, we feel that he grunt and grate, so that you can more than a million vets' insur­ does very well indeed, and the bership and interest in thc Chit dances have been strictly formal. That is pearance is greatly improved in formal ance premiums which lay heaped who buys only the advertised fact that he sports a 5 o'clock tuxedo's are required for admittance to the dress. hear them above thc clatter of will be further enhanced. A sj* the studio audience. Then they in V.A. offices is now down to a products is certainly a patriotic shadow at half-past 4 should not. cial note of interest will be tk dance. The purpose of this rule has been to .With the price of bids at an all-time low, think they're really in there pun­ comparative molehill, aud they American, one who favors free under any circumstances, be held fact that qwite a number of Sptt make the class dances different from the the cost of renting a tuxedo does not become ning. say all complications should be enterprise, is a really forward- against him. ish speaking students are me» ordinary socials and receptions held during too great a burden for the average student straightened out by the end of minded citizen. After all, a man Sincerelv. bers of the present UniversilJ the year. to bear. BALL AND CHAIN the year. who buys only certified Jaread W.McG. Soccer team. The second argument, while not conclusive The students this year must like the deci­ * # * for his kiddies must be a solid Every program has its ball and St. Louis, Mo.~The Catholic citizen who wants the American carries some weight and is this. All other sion, for the Sophomore Class have a sell­ chain: thc commercial, which Universities, for the most part, require for­ Parents' Association, formed way, forgetting that many small out dance on their hands. gives the listener time to recover about a month ago to fight ad­ businessmen can't afford to ad­ from his hilarious belly-quaking mission of Negro students to vertise their often superior What tics go best laughter and inspect his nails, Catholic parochial schools, bow­ wares. , . . toenails. But it's silly to lament ed to ecclesiastical authority last And as for education, one need CIC Plans Book Drive over thc commercials; we're week when th,e C.P.D. members only read the ads for a certain doomed to them. They're glued with an ARROW Communistic Threats The fii'st in a series of meet­ voted almost unanimously to dis­ brand of wine to learn how to to radio like gum to a theatre band the organization. speak Spanish, Portuguese, Ital­ ings to be held by the Catholic seat. Intercollegiate Council, was suc­ ian, or a host of other tongues. Comedy programs shouldn't be * * * button-down oxford? cessfully conducted on Friday But. on the serious side of the done away with — yet. They're Plague China Today night, October 3, at Holy Names Army Times informs us that ledger, one has quite a bit to still a good excuse to neglect College in Oakland. the V.A. deplores the growing learn. He can discover how many homework. But they need a few tendency among banks and oth­ By CHHISTOPHKK I INNIGAN Jerry Hobgood of Holy Names strands arc to be found in a sin­ shots in the arm, or elsewhere. er money lenders to require gle cable of the Golden Gate "China has principally two ene­ China today, Mr. Shieh said that College took over her post as Maybe some genius (of which down payments on home loans chairman of the group and com­ Bridge, how many miles of tele­ mies, ignorance and poverty." the federal government has U.S.F. has none other than) will under the GI Bill in direct oppo­ phone wire are strung around Tliis was one ot the points which adopted an Emergency Act which petently conducted the first meet­ come out with a new one, with sition to the intent of Congress. ing. the country, or that there are was illustrated by Mr. Francis imposes certain limitations, no songs or skits, but just whole­ The V.A. warned that such tac­ more automobiles in the U.S.A. Sheih, a Chinese student, at the among them the freedom of the The C.I.C. is preparing to un­ some belly-bobbing laugh mate­ tics are "inviting" liberalized than there are bathtubs. . . . last meeting of the International press — in order to suppress the dertake a program similar lo thc rial. loan laws by Congress, and that On the philosophical side of ,*» Relations Club. He described the communistic faction. He remind­ one of last year when it sponsor­ Until then, fumble with Fibber, the practice clearly demonstrates educational possibilities, we can ed the members present that ed a book drive with the joint co­ policy of the Japanese during the hobble with Hope, ache with Al­ in many instances that property improve our minds by calculat­ China has drawn up a constitu­ operation of the seven colleges len, suffer with Skelton, bark with is being over-priced in the first war. Inflation was caused by ex­ ing the interest on that loan tion, but that prevailing condi­ in the council. These colleges are Bergen, bleed with Benny, bear place. cessive currency issued by the in­ from the Sharkey Jiffy Loan tions prevent its application. Holy Names, Dominican, San with Berle, and if you've got time * * <•» vaders and by a great food short­ Co., who claim no investigations, Francisco College for Women, for more, sell your radio and Imagine a' gadget which cuts age. As a result of the Japanese (Editor's note: Least we be no cosigners (no loan) . . . ; Or skeptical of the actions of the Belmont, Santa Clara, St. Mary's, knit with needles. out commercials on the radio. war, and now the civil strife the consider the advantages to be Chinese federal government, does and U.S.F. It's called a "Commercial Con­ gained by a serious study of the nation is faced with dangerous not the situation compare with One of the main topics at the trol" and is the size of a package psychology so well mastered in poverty. that of a government such as our recent meeting was the sugges­ of cigarettes. On the face of the the "Men of Distinction" pic­ In regard to education, Mr. own which seeking to bring tion that each college undertake ALUMNI NEWS gadget are two buttons, one tures . . . ARROW ties, Sheih repotted there are some about the greatest efficiency in to sponsor directly an organiza­ Lt. Harry Sullivan, '43, having marked "L" and the other mark­ But, as a serious challenge to government schools and religious waging thc past war, consolidat­ tion within its respective; campus, finished his internship at St. Ma­ ed "S." Semanticists, I proffer the slo schools, but he estimated that ed powers and limited freedom? such as the International Rela­ ry's hospital, is now serving as Here's how it works: gan of a certain cigarette (?> of course! only about ten per cent of the China's war is against Com­ tions Club here at the University, a Navy doctor. Put. one end of the socket ex­ company: "If you've got a cough, and utilize that organization in population receive any education munism and it is a war within Hev. Joseph Servente, O. I'., 12, tension into the wall socket and don't smoke cigarettes, smoke an effort to bring all of the col­ But in particular, Arrow J university (ejection ot wool outside of the family. He be­ thc country. You may say that has been transferred to Rome; to (Continued on Page 1, Col. 2) Kolds!" leges into closer collaboration. lieved that the Communists have we also are combating commu­ continue his studies with the Do- plaids, English type foulards, solid color luiu> gained power because the Chi­ nism; but you may also thank minican Order. Other clergy striped oxiorj, in college color-.. nese have a different understand­ God that we are not steeped in j alumni include Rev. Robert Hay- ing of Marxian terminology and the illiteracy upon which com- j burn, who is at St. Vincent De your favorite Arrow d • Arrow tie are, therefore, being misled. At i munism preys, nor sunk in the 1 Paul's Church in San Francisco, j environment of two extreme clas­ For Time CAREW and ENGLISH choii E of CO M o«)t Si and . this point in the discussion an­ and his brother Rev. Edmund INC. other member of the I.R.C, who ses from which the Chinese fed­ Special student rates for Hayburn, who is in Oakland. eral government intends to rise. Established 1890 was with government intelligence Time, Life and Fortune are Edward F. Walsh and Nina DO CLOTHfcS MA&J lilt MAM.' lond lot pent fco* cooj ot in the Orient, said that while he i Read their federal government's being offered Tuesday, Oct. |Giordano wen recently married FIXERAL DIRECTORS V^ u;. \\ ben ind W rir ..[ Men » Clothing --a h.njy AUMI? lor tor 'V was in China, indications made it 'liberal constitution if you do not 21. Time Inc. will be repre­ Northeast Corner »ho »>ni to drr»» •lull i^J well Write la Collar !>e?t . < ' in Sacramento by a faculty mem­ Masonic and Golden Gate Avenues PfjtMdy A Co.. Inf.. li> I Jit toth Sum. No > ixk Ifc. N. V evident that it was mainly the j believe it. Why else would the sented by Frank Polipnick, ber, Rev. Jerome Sullivan. S.J. ft Communistic factions which were approved constitution not be who will be at the north end Both bride and groom are attend­ Telephone Fillmore 6-3414-15-16 fomenting opposition to the fed­ I adopted if it were not for the of the lounge from eleven to ing the School of Law. | liberal clauses which would per- THE THOS. R. CAREW MEMORIAL CHAPEL eral government. one on Tuesdays and Thurs- Ed Robinson, '43, is the Univer­ ARROW SHIRTS and lll\ j mit the Communists to mislead Leo V. Carew. President Cars Not. 31. days. sity publicity director and editor When asked whether certain bv lies and then rule as tyrants? t'NDERWEAR • HAND* ERCHtfcf S • SPOtTS * freedoms wine being limited in of the revived Alumni Bulletin. I FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1947 Jroni J he . . . Spirited Dons Set To Trip Unbeaten Marquette pressbox - J By KEN BERTKEN Sports Editor Opponents THE DON By Joe Truzzolino Hilltoppers Greet Dons

Someone once said that it LAST k/CCK : STEP OM IT , -5HORTY— WC WUC MIGHTY LUCKY ON THAT ONE — more than a good team CaRAMBA.' THEES EES WHAT .»kes SO LONG.PON-CIAVGe NEXT YEAR ,rin every game. To battle I GAT FOR BE.INS 30 TRUSTING/ \ ( CAN SHOW YOO MORE OF THAT Upsets Top WAIT 'TEEL fiCJT YEAR AMNIO, . Drive And Fighting Spirit a OLE ' SOUTHERN HOSPITALITY .'.. MAuJ- !oug'h a season'season'ss schedulschedule anand I'LL FEE* YOO / (ome out with an unblemished ird a team has to be good; what is just as important, Accompany USF Gridders but Weeks Tilts it has to get the breaks. A team \- be good, a team can fight Marquette University, as a re­ By JIM KEJEGAN f^d but without the benefit of sult of an impressive win over After all the nice things that would much prefer a victory M breaks this team may lose a Detroit's formidable Titans, re­ have been said about the Dons when the Dons meet Marquette l^e. Unless this team is look­ main on the selective but rapidly following the Mississippi game it at Milwaukee tomorrow. er on by fate with favorable diminishing list of undefeated is hoped that the lads don't get FUMBLES COSTLY !!es it might gain six successive major college teams. The Mil­ .the idea that they have to lose In practice sessions this week fjret downs, more than seventy waukee Hilltoppers displayed a to be appreciated. before the departure for the east ards, and then fail to gain for classy offense and racked up 41 An exhaustive survey of the Coach Ed McKeever emphasized Lur downs on the four yard points. The Detroiters managed campus as well as other sources three things which have contrib­ ,:ne If this team has an un- to get 18. Tomorrow afternoon, of Don support have shown con­ uted to the lapse from thc un­ ,uc[{'y day it might run out of Marqette plays host to our Dons clusively that U.S.F. rooters defeated ranks. ^ twice while in scoring posi- in the brewery city. me •Number one: kicking; a lack when that tally would real­ tion> BRONCOS IMPROVING of which caused cmbaressing sit­ ly county. There are any num- uations Saturday. ^er of things that may and do A rugged Santa Clara line Number two was the fumble, happen if a team doesn't get the marred Stanford's homecoming always a dangerous play and one advantages of Providence. from the middle west. Len Casa­ FIRST LOSS [BETTER YOO CowEJ nova's Broncos scored their sec­ [THROUGH OR. lit quarterback for the fighting Dons, Meet toppers, who won as many games pass and an end run an end run, attle last Saturday. The north­ in their first three outings this listens to the instructions of Coach Ed McKeever in last Satur­ erners ran roughshod over an and coaches can sit down and fig­ day's struggle with the Mississippi Staters. Despite Don's excellent There will be an important year than they did in the entire ure out ways and means to deal meeting of all team represen­ undermanned St. Mary's line and 1946 schedule, were thrown ball handling and passing the Hilltoppers suffered the short end scored an easy 26 to 6win. It with them. There is no defense, of a 21-14 defeat. Tomorrow Don will lead the Green and Gold of­ tatives entering the Intramu­ against one of the strongest back- however, against the tremendous ral Football League today at was the Gaels second straight fields in the power-laden South­ fensive against the favored and undefeated Marquette Hilltoppers defeat. drive and fighting spirit which of Milwaukee. 12:10 sharp in the Foghorn eastern Conference. The Ma­ CAREFUL DON, HIS IS LOADED TOO! the Dons have displayed in all office. All must attend. On a soft turf in mammoth roons, who came to the West their games to date. Those who Memorial Coliseum in Los An­ Coast with a reputation for losing talk about the success of the last; when a team can look at a geles, the Oregon Webfet suffer­ to the "weak ones" and knock­ Dons this year without mention­ Frosh Meet Soccer Team Cops 21-7 disadvantage on the score ed their third straight setback. ing over the "big boys" did just ing this all-important considera­ board with the big hands of the This time the Pacific Coast Con­ that, as they repeatedly sprung tion miss the point alltogether. ference champs, UCLA, simply loose Tom "Shorty" McWilliams, Sports Views clock swiftly calling the game MARQUE.TTE UNBEATEN Santa Clara 7-5 Verdict In to a close, and still come back outclassed them and the Oregon- Harper Davis, Truitt Smith and Marquette calls itself the Gold­ fighting to make that score 21-14 ians went away with a 24 to 7 Jim Baily, in the U.S.F. secon­ By Bill Hughes en Avalanche and in three games and nearly swing the tying defeat burdening their already dary. to date has proved worthy of so Tomorrow Initial Contest touchdown as the gun goes off; sagging shoulders. Loyola and NO EXCUSE .NOTES ON THE RUN—Not to take anything away from the overpowering a name. Although the Don varsity is in A wide-open scoring game when a team can do all this it is the Honolulu All-Stars put on a marked the opening of U.S.F.'s The Dons' and Coach McKeever Mississippi State victory, or to establish an alibi for the Don's defeat, In its first game it trounced the midwest tagling with Mar­ a team that you can be always terrific scoring duel at Gilmore soccer team Inter-Collegiate had no excuses, they played the but the game pictures show that the Maroons actually scored but South Dakota 33-7; in the second quette, you'll still have a chance proud of, win, lose or draw. Field last Friday night and the ONE LEGAL touchdown! Yes, you read correctly. The first touch­ league play. In what is believed same ball that beat San Jose they beat St. Louis 27-23 and last to root for the Green and Gold light but fast men from the land down should never have occurred as the movies showed the Maroon to be one of the highest scoring State, Nevada and Duquesne but week they set down Detroit 41-18. as the Freshmen make their first HILLTOP PROUD of the palm trees ended up on ball carrier hit thc ground a good half yard from the goal and games to be played on the West unfortunately they found that In the first two games Mar­ ing atappearance tomorrow at Yesterday the Dons left for the long end of a 31-29 score. CRAWLED over. The second six pointer should have been called back Coast in many years, the Don strong single-wing formation a quette passers completed 16 in 10 a.m. when they tangle with Milwaukee to make up for the Our future opponents record because a Mississippi lineman was clearly offside on the play. Per­ Booters defeated a tough Cal Ag­ little too much. The Dons start­ 30 attempts for 271 yards and Santa Clara's Freshmen at St. iQ^hdowns they couldn't quite to date after four weeks of haps they would have scored anyway; but then again— three touchdowns. Nor was their Ignatius High School Field. gie team 7-5. get last week. The Hilltop can screwy football: Won 11, lost 10, ed and ended the contest perch­ * + * power limited to the air. They Santa Clara, fresh from a The few spectators were on the be proud of a team that was tied 1. ed deep down in Mississippi State Coach Ed is a man who likes perfection and usually gets it. Per­ also gained 454 yards on the thrilling tilt which saw them edge of their seats from the open­ knocked down and came up territory. haps that's the reason why Ernie Nevers and Johnny Schiechl were ground. beaten in the final 48 seconds by ing kickoff till the last gun went fighting; a team that has The opening drive ran out of welcome "guest coaches" last Tuesday. Nevers was busily giving Two men will bear special a powerful Loyola frosh, will be off, never knowing what was brought the first tase of gridiron cries of "On to the Sugar steam down on the six yard line, George Buksar and Joe Mocha inside dope on the art of punting, and Bowl." This year it took three watching in the Marquette back- favorites. Al Pollard, star Lion coming next. glory to a school that has had nine minutes after it started and getting the ball away quicker. Meanwhile the great 49'er center, field. Bill Hickey at left halfback impressive victories to awaken kicked the game's winning conver­ Along with the victory a new to feed on an overabundance of the closing drive ran out of time Schiechl, was instructing Tino Sabuco in the intricacies of snapping was the difference in the St. the followers of the Green and sion making the score 14 to 13 star was born for the Green and defeats throughout, its history. down on the Maroon nineteen. the ball back from the center slot. Before, if you've noticed, Harry Louis game and Darol Robarge Gold .from their pessimistic leth­ Like the fabulous race horse who . . . in favor of the Southlandcrs. Gold team, in the personage of Coach Ed promised at the be­ Skoog nas been rushed in for all punt formations. It looked as if the passing from the quarterback argy. Last Saturday the Hilltop was closing in the stretch, had the Rich Baptista, highly touted ginning of the season that we boys caught on pretty quick, too. Credit to Senor Nevers and Senor spot completed nine of 11 tosses Coach Haley's starting, lineup realized that it didn't take an Dons one more minute to play baseball player whose favorite would win as many games as we Schiechl. against St. Louis. as announced today will be: Ve. unbeaten record to bring pride in the last stanza, they would pastime seems to be scoring soc­ lose. We all realized that in view * * * Havorka, l.t. Frazer, l.g. Sheaf- and glory to the Green and Gold have tied it up. MATISI STANDOUT cer goals. Baptista had a grand of the Hilltop's record, and espe- That after-game spirit wherewith over 400 Don supporters rushed No radical changes are expect­ fer, c. Wiebel, r.g. Ciezki, r.t. Suddenly, everyone was aware to the dressing room shouting "big sixes" for the team and Coach Chambers, r.e. Capazello, q.b. total of five goals when the day's cialy last year's record, that this of the fact that it is a good team BETTER STATISTICS ed in the Dons' starting lineup average was taken, a good num­ would be a grand and glorious McKeever was really wonderful. You usually don't feel like cheering for this week. On last week's per­ Lukoshus, l.h. Papara, f. Stolk, and a fighting team on which The Hilltoppers held more than ber in any league for one game. feat. after your team loses a tough battle, but the Dons knew they had a formance it can be expected that r.h. Richards. pride and glory are based. their own in the statistics de­ SPIRIT HIGH football team and a coach and simply wanted to show appreciation the citizens of the city made Haley's charges, who two Taking the opening kick-off, Confidence can be shaken only partment by chalking up sixteen of the fact. The players felt pretty downhearted, but they now know famous by Schlitz will be seeing weeks ago suffered a crushing the Dons went straight down- It's surprising if not amazing when it is overconfidence. Every­ first downs to the Staters twelve. the student body is all for them, wjn, lose or draw, because they are much of the Paisano combination that in spite of the long string one on the Hilltop is still certain They also ran up 242 yards to (Continued on Page 4, Col. 3) continued on Page 4, Col. 4) magnificent representatives of the Green and Gold. of Matisi and Barni. Matisi was of disappointments, each season that Coach Ed and his "boys" 202 but as they tell you in every * * * chosen player of the week by finds the Dons hoping for an un­ are going to complete the finest official record book, the team who Here's a question I'd appreciate a logical answer to: Why is it the Foghorn off his performance beaten season record. Last year athletic record the University bounces down with the most that San Francisco doesn't support Saturday football as played in in the Mississippi State game. the season was ushered in with has ever boasted. points is unanimously declared Kezar Stadium? Ever since I can recall, no matter how high the Pete's performance was even the winner. caliber of ball has been, collegiate, professional or high school, Kezar more remarkable when it is re­ The only department the Dons has seldom drawn more than 20,000, even without competition from membered that during the week took a beating in was the punting Berkeley or down Stanford way. A typical example was last Satur­ preceding the game he was wear­ average where the "boys" mixed day. The weather was perfect. Two teams of top-notch ability, and ing a brace on his neck for an COKE REFRESHES ARROW FALL TIES a few twenty yard boots with evenly matched, were the attraction. And there was no competition injury received in the Duquesne a couple of forty-five yarders. of any great consequence. Yet, only 22,000 viewed the contest. This game—and by the way, is still The next home game for the has been the situation regardless of who has performed. Sunday, however, has been a different story. Sound and logical answers wearing it. for Dons will be in two weeks, on the 0+ would indeed be eagerly accepted. BOWLING TEAMS second of November, when they meet Santa Clara at Kezar. The * * * Pete Matisi Takes College Men tilt with the "prune-pickers" will The game that would definitely by THE game of the year, that Week's Laurels be followed by another trip, this between Michigan and Notre Dame, will-not be played—or will it? They call him "the Blaster," time to L.A. to meet the Loyola Notre Dame, the hardest team in the nation to get a game with, and watching him handle the full­ ANO SPECTATORS Lions. (Continued on Page 4, Col. 1) back spot in the Don backfield, one can easily see how he came by that nick-name. For a typical performance, Pete Matisi is ac­ claimed as the Player of the Week due to his effort against the victorious Maroons from Mis­ sissippi State. Regardless of a shoulder injury that had plagued him since be­ fore the San Jose game, Pete dis­ regarded advice to rest the wound and proceeded to devas­ tate the highly-rated Maroon for­ ward wall. He was the key per­ former in the two dynamic of. (Continued on Page 4, Col. 1) TYPEWRITERS Come in and see our fine assortment of Arrow ties especially designed for the college man. RENTED they dely wrinkles and knot like a dream. GArfield 1-6633 Arrow ties will please your eye, your hand and your wallet. Si and up. 3 MONTHS Arrow handkerchiefs, S.35 up. $7.50 TIBBS V Newest Types of 150 SUTTER ST. tofi^ Adding Machines Ts ATKINS Rented PLEASE return empty bottles promptly "/Texas" Joe Scott drives hard for yardage in gained, the Hilltoppers failed to come out on the the recent tussle between the highly underrated long end of the total talie*,. The Dons actually TIBBS TYPEWRITER CO. BOTTIED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY Maroons from the Southeast. Although the looked better in defeat than they had in such 8'il Market St., San Francisco The Ci.ea-Cola Bottlinu Company of San Francisco ARROW TIES Statistics were in favor of the Dons in yardage overwhelming victories as in the Duquesne game © 1S>47 Th. C-C*o. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1947

8 »ii\ «'»-si.y of San FrniM*is«*o Bids To Remain At Low Price 9/tTUiwt €fje Hs>an Jfranctgco Jfogfjorn N«'li«-ilnl«* of >Iiil-Term l^xamiiialioiis (Continued from Pajfe I) REPRESENTED FOR NATIONAL ADVERTISING. BY who corresponds to the class The Freshman Class President % National Advertising Service, Inc. oLiantltouSe October 23-29, l»17 sponsoring the dance. The meas­ Greg O'Connell was appointed to ure seeks to form better coope­ Collect Puklishirt Rtpresentatlvi Thursday, October 23 the position of Custodian of the (Continued from Page 1) ration between the social activi­ Semeria Room. Committee mem­ 420 MADISON AVE. NEW YOEK, N. V. Lecture classes convening at 9:10 Tuesday and Thursday ing a system where legislation " 11:10 ties of the colleges of the CIC, bers expressed favor with this CHICAGO - BOSTON - LOS ANGELES - SAN FRANCISCO and execution is on a high level. 1:10 and to add to the prestige of the action. The latter phase, that of enforce­ 3:10 University by showing the other ment has shown apparent defi­ Universities how USF presents Danny Galvin, Head Yell Lead­ All Thursday Public Speaking and Military Classes. er, came up with a report on DON FARBSTEIN EDITOR ciencies. But they may be rem­ its dances, and vice-versa. Friday, October 24 "Thank You" letters which the Joe Mouille Managing: Editor edied. And in the main, this solu­ Lecture classes convening at 8:10 Monday, Wednesday and Friday ELECTION POSTPONED tion must come from the mem­ Corresponding Secretary has sent Ken Bertken Sports Editor " 12:10 The Committee made an abor­ to various persons who have as­ bers of the student body. Smok­ Ed Mogler News Editor Monday, October 27 tive attempt to elect the student sisted the Student Body at some ing and parking are not all the Lecture classes convening at 9:10 Monday, Wednesday and Friday Joe Feldhaus Feature Editor body secretaries, going so far as time or another this term. BSC is interested in. " 11:10 to nominate candidates, and start Tony Catalli, Wilbur McLaughlin Exchange Editors MAIN PROBLEMS 2:10 the vote. A halt in the proceed­ DON'S CLUB Joe Truzzolino Art Editor At the present time, these pro­ Tuesday, October 28 ings was called when one of the A soothing sidelight, one that Bill Hughes Ass't Sports Editor blems have risen to the fore be­ Lecture classes convening at 8:10 Tuesday and Thursday members brought attention to did not really pertain to Commit­ cause they are the ones which are " 10:10 the fact that each candidate tee business, but which is def­ most seriously being violated. " 12:10 should present a verified scholas­ initely of interest to all students, Bill Walters Business Manager The rule is clear. No Smoking in 2:10 tic report, showing a qualifying was the talk given at the begin­ Herb Brown Office Manager the School Building. The reason All Tuesday Public Speaking and Military Science Classes. average of 1.5. The elections were ning of the session by Mr. Jo­ Bob Morelli, Jim Greaver, Bill Healy Circulation that the rule has even been sug­ Wednesday, October 2!) cancelled, and will be held at the seph Allen, President of the LES Rev. Gerald Nagle, S.J Faculty Moderator gested is because it is a Fire •Lecture classes convening at 10:10 Monday, Wednesday and Friday next meeting of the Committee. Don's Club. Mr. Allen occupied Ordinance of the City of San * " " " " 1:10 Mr. N. Herold, S.J., and Mr. T. Maekin, S.J., Ass'ts Moderators It was again made clear that all members with particulars about Francisco. The law reads that it * " " " " 3:10 those interested in holding these the Don's Club and its efforts to is unlawful to smoke in school All Wednesday Public Speaking and Military Science Classes. offices should come to the Seme­ provide means for students, ROWN STAFF buildings. The BSC then are ria Room at 12:00 o'clock next alumni, and friends of the Uni­ merely trying to comply with the *NOTE—-Language classes held four days per week at. 10:10, 1:10 or Tuesday, with a knowledge of versity to attend USF football Preston Mendell, Tom Powers, Bob Rowley, Art Kelly, Jim 3:10 will hold examinations at the class hour on Thursday and His Prt^tttra laws of the city. the duties of the office, and a games that are played away from ••• ••••• ••••••MM^t Raser, Dave Brewer, Jim Keegan, Al Jacobs, Joe Walsh, or Tuesday specified as examination hour. The matter of parking is really report that indicates a 1.5 aver­ the campus. Posters in the halls Anastacio Ver, Jr., Jimmy Ryan, Al Davis, Frank Marfin, Ed All other examinations in four unit language classes are advertise the Oregon trip, and serious, now that the rains have held on the Monday, Wednesday, Friday schedule. age. Sunday Only! Nacey, Arie Schoorl, Bill McAndrows, Joaquin Arago. Mr. Allen mentioned facts about come. The area surrounding the PRICES FLEXIBLE DANCING 8 1 the Loyola excursion, an affair Hacienda becomes a quagmire Gerry Kilday, student body treas­ during cloudbursts, and if the that he believes will woo more Inquiries regarding advertising should be addressed to urer, brought the Committee up- student backing than the more students would park in the cor­ to-date, financially speaking, Bill Walters, Adv. and Bus. Mgr. expensive Oregon jaunt. EDGEWATER rect areas, no one will have to Soccer Team Alpha Sigma Nu when he reported that there will drive around for ten minutes be­ at the Beach. BA. 1-7757 SKyline 1-3700 be no rajse in bid prices unless Mr. Allen closed his address fore giving up and finally park­ Take Cars 5 or B a dance calls for more expendi­ by remarking that he would like 107 ing in a driveway. Cops 7-5 Verdict Elect Farbstein tures. Each case will, of course, to see some "real" Dons down at Starts Wed. for 1 Week Driveways are blocked, traffic be considered by the Finance the Palace Hotel on Thursdays, can go neither way, and students In Initial Contest As President Comittee, Kilday related, but at noon, in Rm. A. At that time go slushing about trying to get (Continued from Page 3) Alpha Sigma Nu, U.S.F. chap­ with raises for only some special and place, the Club offers lunch­ Jimmy Dorsey! to class. The BSC wants to help field to score the first goal, num­ ter of the national Jesuit Honor reason, larger hall, more intense eon, movies, and free gab to all Sports Views all the students. Do the students Society held their first meeting publicity, etc. who wish to attend. Students are ber one for Baptista. From then want to be helped? of the semester last Tuesday eve­ welcome to bring a friend or until the end of the first half The job of seeing to the repair (Continued from Page 3) , »« ning in Semeria Room. Don Farb­ of the Public Address system friends who are interested in the is willing to meet Michigan if the attitude and comments of Frank it was a nip and tuck battle, with stein, Editor of the Foghorn, was was handed to Bill Richards, CIC University and its future. /Jay II. S. SavitiUH Hand Leahy is any kind of an indication, which I believe if is. Further­ Frosh Meet U.S.F. leading 3-2, thanks to elected President succeeding Joe Rep., who will contact the Radio more, I don't think Michigan would back out if challenged. Before another goal by Baptista with Vevoda who left the University long someone, somewhere will propose a charity post-season contest Club with entreaties to appraise one scored by Lou Gomez. to attend Marquette Medical the system. It seems that there is betwen the two and it wouldn't surprise me in the least if the num­ Santa Clara School. ber two outfits in the nation matched wits sometime in December. The second half was a repeti­ nothing vitally wrong with the tion of what went on in the first Other officers of the group are equipment now, but repairs TAKE IT EASY IN YOUR Why not? Bob Jones, Vice-President, and * * * Tomorrow period, when, in the last five min­ should be made in order to pre­ utes, the roof caved in on the Ag­ Bill Richards, Secretary-treas­ vent a larger bill later. We'd like to thank Jack McDonald of the Call, Bud Spencer of the (Continued from Page 3) urer. Father Paul Harney, S.J., is News and Art Roscnbaum of the Chronicle for the exceptionally fine fensive drives staged by the Hill­ gie team. Charlie Heredia scored first for the Dons to make the the moderator of the group. publicity they have ben giving us during the past five weeks or so. toppers that resulted in scores. PLAN DINNER MEET GREEN and Seldom has the school on the Hilltop received such fine publicity. Matisi presently is the leading score 5-5, and then in succession Itoom lo sharp Please gentlemen, keep it up. scorer on the squad, reaching the Baptista put two hard-kicked Matters under discussion wero * * * promised land in every game, balls between the post for goals, the Academic, Social and Cultural with another The other day we took a stroll down to the football field around twice against Nevada. One of giving the Dons a 7-5 lead which aspects of the University, with a noon. It was a little early for varsity practice but footballs were the amazing points of his scoring they held until the gun went off. special emphasis on how the So­ stuttoiit 820 <»a<*h GOLD ROOM ciety could help in the advance­ sailing through the air and signals filled the brisk air. feat, is that he has used a single FINE PASSING Twin Beds—Phone The Foghorn and Sodality six-man football teams were running play to amass 30 points. ment of each of these subjects. Pete is the younger brother of With the two goals he scored A special dinner meeting was Kitchen Privileges ANNA & TONY through plays, working into shape for the commencement of the in the closing minutes and one he league. Don Farbstein, captain and quarterback of the Foghorn two former All-Americans, one at planned for November, at which had made earlier in the second outfit, was running his charges through intricate T-formation plays. Duquesne and the other at Pitts­ time the acceptance of Honorary 1909 Golden Gate Ave. COURTEOUS and FAST SERVICE Noted in his backfield were Gerry Kilday, secretary of the student burg. Still another brother is a half, Baptista boosted his total members would be discussed. body and editorial writer, running from left half, George Muldoon, leading contender for the heavy­ to five, and the Davis fans could Other members of the organ­ Fillmore 6-6258 student body vice-prexy at the other hand, and Joe Truzzolino, staff weight boxing crown. be heard asking themselves ization in attendance were Peter Pleas*' put your papers in the cans provided artist, adding his weight to the line. Previous to entering U.S.F., where this fellow came from. McCabe, Hal Jensen, Gerry Kil­ Mrs. Countway Dan Whalen of the Sodality was running his crew from the single Matisi was a member of a fine On defense, Reno DeBenedetti, day and George Muldoon. wing. They looked exceptionally sharp. The boys are bearing down Colgate team. His reputation em­ Bob Lee, and John Chism proved ahead of time in anticipation of a pretty rugged race for champion­ phasized an exceptional talent for to be the pests to the Cal team. ship honors. backing up a defensive line; how­ On offerise Pete Lommorri, Go­ Besides, Frank Manko of the Industrial Relations Club, Warren ever, his strong offensive play mez, and Heridia gave Baptista Foley of the Irish contingent, and Johnny Michaelson of the Bio­ has been a pleasant surprise for a big helping hand. They spar­ Chem, all claim they are set to produce world beaters. Hmmmm. all U.S.F. followers and a definite kled in their passing and beauti­ headache to the opposition. ful ball handling. y Pete Matisi Takes Hither & Hither 4e4rte< en. (Continued from Page 2) Week's Laurels the other end into the radio. 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