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Volume XVI SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1948 BJ >Opera Guild Production NEW PLEDGES Friday Freshmen and sophomore male Barn Dance Nite University Opera Guild, under The Seattle the baton of students will have an opportunity Charles Bricker Conductor Gustave Stern, will present Victor Herbert's well applications to submit their as Keynoted by blue denim programs and barnyard decora- known and immortal "Naughty Marietta" December 8 and pledges to the Wigwam Chapter of tions, annual Frosh-Soph BarnDance will get under wa> 9 in theMoore Theater. the Intercollegiate Knight honor- the ary fraternity. Applica- 9 o'clock this Friday night as the first hay-filled truck extravaganzawill be the most colorful ever service at The musical tions must be addressed to the reaches Foss's Shadow Lake Ballroom. presentedby the University group. "Honorable Duke," and placed at tunes, square Scenery and costumes will make Mmlcrn ihiiin' as well as schottisches and WANTED! WANTED! the Broadway Bookstore in the a spectacle not soon to be forgot- dances, will be played until 12 a ScienceBuilding, on orbefore No- ten, and the wellknown musical Old furniture— For Oper- m., by the Gentlemenof Rhythm. vember 2nd. An application form Tickets, at $1.50 a couple, are selections will enhance the ear "Naughty Marietta." posted Sociologists Hear etta will be on the bulletin on sale in the Liberal Arts Build- of any music lover. Settees,chairs,tables,large board in the main hall in the The operetta "Naughty Mariet- ing lobby. pictures picture Liberal Arts Building. Communism Talk ta" is, perhaps, Victor Herbert's and old "Levls, plaid shirts, and beards Thepledges committeeis headed best known work. Among thebet- frames,mirrors,etc. Wick- The Sociology Club of Seat- are in orderfor the men, while the by Anderson. Serving on the ter known selectionsare:I'mFall- er furniture will The John girls will wear cotton dresses oi do. committee are Hank Cary, Bob tleUniversityatits firstmeeting in Love With Some One, The need is urgent. Phone Mi. ing of the fall quarter, Mon- blue jeans, co-chairmen Jack Pain Dream Melody, The Dance of the Mehelich and Jack McMann. and Frank Murphy stated. 1467 o;- Fr. 4090. programs, will day, October 25, heard Fr. Marionettes, The Italian Street Basketball which Events planned for the country- at games Seat- Song, 'Neath the Southern Moon, be sold allhome at Leo J. Robinson, S. J., tem- style affair include a beard grow- and Tramp, Tramp, Tramp. tle University, willbe printed and porary adviser of the organization, ing contest and intermissionenter- chairman- Rev.DanielReidy, S. J., Modera- Journalists Tour distributed under the speak on "Communism." Dancing tainment, managed by Ton ship tor andProducer of thelight opera, of Jack Pain with the assist- and refreshments followed. Towey's committee. A door prize ance of Joe Murphy and Bob Bar- promises it to be the most heart- SeattleTimesBldg. Scheduled for a forthcoming is offered as wellas prizes for the warming and stimulating of any rett. meeting will be a talk from one unusually "Ican't hear a word you're say- best beardand the most operetta ever presented by his A cabaret dance for all present of the members of the Canwell Hrpssed couple. ing." was the general com- group. Father Leo Lamphier, This and inactivemembersof the Inter- hearing, on "Communistic Activi- ment pressroom of Ttirfh Tf*ll#*lra Will I.PAVP S. J., well known for his work shouted in the collegiate Knight's, will be pre- ties in the UnitedStates." Meetings Times, Tuesday, with the Drama Guild, will be the Seattle Oc- sented at the Mayflower Hotel on will be held every third week. The traditional hayride will tober 20. The event was an excur- Saturday, late- stage director. November 6th. Bill Last year the social func- leave thecampus at 8:45. For sion for Seattle University Jour- sole Mr. Gustave Stern, lecturer on Grommesch, chairman of the tion of the club was a Christmas comers a second trip has been nalism students and members of special Frank Murphy challenging Joyce music and voice, and noted for his event,extends a invitation Dick Gardnerand are Chadwell party given for sixty-five girls at scheduled at 9:30. "The price is the Spectator staff. This informal members, excellence as conductor of the to all inactive even to determinethe best beard. SacredHeart Orphanage. As there 50 cents acouple, less than Itcosts but informative expedition was at attending SeattleCivic Opera Company, will though they may not be are nodues to belong to the organi- to take a car," pointed out Joe be Burton 11. the Times' invitation. the University. Roller, transportation chairman. musical director. Mr. I.cUnd Hanniim, journalism zation and consequently no treas- Goodmanhas been appointedbusi- ury, 1 money for the was "We urge you to sign up in the instructor and faculty advisor of Home Economics the affair ness manager. by lobby of the L. A. building as the Spectator, led the potential ASSU NEWS donated the students. Tickets will go on sale on No- soon aspossible." members of the Fourth Estate on Mendel Honored This year the club plans on giv- vember 15th, and Mr. Goodman Officers Class parking space are avail- a tour of all the departments. Stu- Advisory Board Meeting ing two separateChristmas parties, Acres of urges students to arrange for seats The FoodPreparationClass was lake for driving dents were especially interestedin one for boys and one for girls. A able at the those well in advance of opening night honored this week by Miss Sara The Advisory Meeting wascalled cars, added, and seeing news flashed over U.P. and Elected for Year dance also is contemplated. their own Roller many Cina, the Martha Logan demon- to order by Chairman Jim Rellly, since ticket requests have teletype a map with directions for «etting A.P. machines. The first fallbusiness meet- Company. October 20 at 12:10, in Room 323. already been received. - strator for Swift and there is displayed at the ticket The knowledge seeking throng ing Club was and Chuck of the Mendel Miss Cinaisa graduate of the Uni- Jeanne Kumhera booth. also- visited the art department, to order by Acting versity of Minnesota, where she Schuler were elected co-chairmen composing, engraving and stereo- called John Colasurdo Is Autumn colors and a decor con- received her BS degree in Home of the Fall Informal. Inc.Whee Hike?? type rooms. was Chairman John Moran. ceived 'way downon the farmhave Last and loudest Economics. She has taught Home John Spellmanreadthe Art Club pressroom, many com- Officers elected for the Sodalists been elaborately planned by the the where Economics in high school and was constitution, which was submitted To Lead ments were only to in coming year: decorations committee under Jim To Monte Cristo made be lost — active in extension work. At the to the Board for Approval. Al With the installation of the deafening roar of the gigantic President Tim Ham. present she coversthe western Small moved that the constitution Schultz. SeattleUniversity was the point president— Yvonne Grunke. time John Colasurdo as prefect, speedpresses. Vice region Company, be tabled until it is revised or Programs will be facsimile Levi of take-off on a trip to Monte Secretary-treasurer— Urban Te- for Swift and Bill Tronca .as vice prefect, Cristo, by group Sunday whichincludes the states of Wash- amended. The motion carried. pockets complete with the "red a student Vrucht. ington, California, Oregon, Arizona Hal Wales introducedRay Gantz Chet Suver as treasurer and tab," cleverly assembledby a com- morning, October 24th. The 82- ...Sergeant-at-arms— Tom Flynn. as prospective coordinator of stu- Kelly as secretary at the mittee under Bill Landerville's mile trip took four hours by PepClubPlansBig and banquet plans and Nevada. Ruth Initiation dent activities. Ray explained the beginning of this month's general chairmanship. Rollers' Luxury Van. All of this were discussed. Following a short Miss Cina demonstrated helpful riding purpose and plans of the various meeting— tonight at 8 p. m. in The ticket committeeis headedby time climaxedwith a back- by moderator, Father hints and secrets in the technique breaking Things For Future talk the activities and possible Pep Club. Hall— the Sodality steps out Ellen Nlckerson, and publicity is hike of almost five hun- Schmidt, the meeting was ad- of making pastry.In only one hour Buhr group Gantz was elected student coordi- renewedstrength in an ever supervisedby CharlieBricker with dred feet. An enthusiastic of Seattle journed. a chocolate pie (with pale green with nator. increasing as the of capable and "Li'l Monte Cristo, now a ghost town, University students met to discuss meringue), meat pasties and role center a staff of artists mint Small said Father Logan in University. was founded in 1890 and endured plans for the organization of a Pep individual peach cobblers were Catholic action the Orlie" stuffers. had approved moving the student From the many can- Working in conjunction withthe until the 1920's when a fire de- Club, to consider points to be In- made. She gave several clever admirable stroyed the ore concentrator, the cluded in the constitution, and to Preparations for section from the east side to the didates, a group has been chosen decorations committee is an art by principle means of living for that bear out the principles behind the northend of the gym. All students by their fellow Sodalists as truly committee headed JunePreston. community. The now- deserted club. are requested to sit there. representativeleaders. Their task mine at Monte Cristo was the end The club will consists of 25 JubileeUnder Way Reilly^ announced that a poster will be to guide the Sodality of the trailfor the 14 membersof charter members,plus otherappli- Right Rev. Msgr. Theodore for student body publicity had been throughout the scholastic year and Whee, (We Heartily ordered.Tom Stapletonannounced thereby to efficaciously lead the Sadie Hawkins the Inc. En- cants who have been approved by M. Ryan,pastor of the Church joy Everything In Natural Condi- the membersand havesuccessfully that Fr. Nichols willenforce rules spirituality of the Student Body in tion). completed their probationary per- of the Immaculate will cele- regarding poster hanging. the various aspects of Catholic ToloNovember13 Having eaten lunch at the site iod; membersof the yell team, the brate the Mass in St. James The meeting was adjourned. Action. SadieHawkins Day of the one time prospering con- student coordinator, and members Cathedral opening the Seattle Respectfully submitted, organization, and The annual The conduct Tolo has been scheduled for Sat- centrator, the Whees returned to of the pep band. KATHLEEN CONROY, undertaken University GoldenJubileecelebra- success of each task urday, November 13. The dance the truck and reminisced of days The basic principles underlay- tion, 16. The Rev. W. J. Secretary. the of God willbea meas- November for sake will be at the Senators' Ballroom gone by. After the reminiscing ing the organization of this club Ogden, 0.M.1., of Benedict Advisory members pres- the co- St. Board ure of their abilities and by "Gentlemen of was done, the truck started back are: (1.) The promotion of school Seattle, deacon; with music the Church, will be ent operation of the members of the Rhythm." towards Seattle. Several stops spirit, (2.) providing an organized and theRev. John Concannon,S.J., Jim Reilly Sodality as well as an expression As in previousyears,allarrange- were made on the trip home to rooting section, (3.) developing of Lewiston, Idaho, will be sub- Ray O'Leary of the tenor of the whole Student being by the new bridge puddles causedby the rain half-time activities, rally enter- deacon of the Mass. Master-of- JohnSpellman Body. Each student can best ex- ments are made to Silver Scroll. Their earlier in the day. tainment, and after game pro- ceremonies will be the Rev. An- Tom Stapleton press his appreciationof goodlead- pledges the names will be announced by the After a seemingly uneventful grams, such as dances or parties. drew Prouty, St. James Cathedral. AlFlynn ershipby activeor passivepartici- trip home (to Seattle), the group There willbea meeting inroom Monsignor McGinnis will be the Hal Wales pation in activities sponsored by end of this month. of Whees enjoyed several hours 223 Thursday evening, October 28. speakerat the Mass. Al Small the Sodality. Tickets willbe on sale soon. So demonstrations on the art of gar- of frolicking and eating at the All students interestedin this pro- Special invitations are extended KathleenConroy remember, girls, nowis the time to nishing and emphasized its im- Roller brothers' den of iniquity gram are urged to attend this to students, alumniand friends of get your dates for this strictly tolo portance. (Mad Manors). meeting. SeattleUniversity to attendall the affair. festivities pf the Jubilee. Tickets Manuals for deep-fat frying, Camera Clubbers cake baking and pastry making, to for the banquet are on sale in the Croup Study Seattle University Photo- along a recipe book entitled The WOMEN COMMISSIONED Starting President's office. with graphic Society "Shutterbugs"held Nov. 1 of Cuisine", were given INU.S. NAVY "Queens Church Literature their firstmeeting Monday evening to each student. Building. women college A group of Sodalists, interested in the LiberalArts Of interest to Miss Cina saidvast opportunities graduates a Navy program for in study of Catholic literature, The purpose of this meeting was I is YOUR WEEKLY are open in commercial foods, the appointment of qualified Private Lessons met recently formulate plans as to appointaconstitutionalcommit- women equipment, journalism, clothing to in the regular Navy (Ballroom) ) permanent group of the Seattle tee and discuss plans for affiliation as dietitians textiles.She was an inspiration to a physical therapists Med- CALENDAR University Sodality. with the Photographic Society of and inthe many of the future homemakers, Corps; for general ASSU meeting. limits of a America, which will give the club ical Service and Oct. 29— and her demonstrations and help- Confined within the each Dance, Lake. group, these Sodalists are national recognition. duty in theLine. #^^ Barn Foss'sShadow ful hints wereappreciatedand en- small S>2 Nov. I— All Saints' Day, Holyday scheduled to meet on Sundays al- Tentative plans were made for The deadline for submitting ap- joyed by the class members. and Holiday. ternate to the Hiyu Coolees. The future contests,fieldtrips,andpho- plications for general duty is 30 IFyoucan take your lessons between 12 noon and 5 p.m. Nov. 2— Midquarter examinations. discussion for the next meeting, tographic courses which will be October 1948; applications for ap- Nov. 3— Mendel Club meeting. In a recent poll at SeattleUni- Sunday,November14, willbe con- free. Classes in elementary pho- pointment in the Medical Service Nov. 7— Hiyu Coolee hike. versity the question asked was, cerned with an informal program tography are being offered to club Corps will be accepted until fur- Nov. B—Surf8— Surf and Stream Club 'Whom will you vote for in the to be held in the homes of the members on Friday evenings at ther notice. BRUCE CRANE meeting. :omingpresidentialelection?" The members. Tali's Travel Shop by experienced Further information regarding 1108 Broadway EAst 9426 Nov. o—Gavel0— GavelClub meeting. esults were: Dewey 47%, Truman For further information, those instructors. Members of the Club this program will be furnished by dark; contacting or writing the Office of Across the Street from S.U. CommerceClub meeting. 15%, Thomas 2.0%, Wallace 1.0%, interested are requested to see are also invited to use their Nov. 10— Engineering Club meet- and those undecided made up the John Colasurdo or Agnes Mc- room facilities. The next meeting Naval Officer Procurement, SIS ing. "emaining 8.0%. Sharry. will be announced later. Arctic Building, Seattle 4, Wash. THE SPECTATOR Wednesday, October 27, 1948 2 THE SPECTATOR orriciul publicationof tlir AxiracUitrd Student* of Srnttle University. ruliilKlMfl on Mi'iliu'Mlin, fortnightly,duringthe ncliool year. Kdltorlnl arid llu-ln.«- orfirra 10th iiml Mn.ll-.oii Mtrrrt, Nenttli- Wimhlnicton. Sub- Ht --. Inch, scription mini, (1.80 imt .war. \ y Jon Ann at the Metropolitanunder the aus- remembering hero lawyer, and Florence Huxley has painted, in his girl is charged infants are conditionedto the vari- pices of a New York company. On A little wistful, as the French who customarily brilliant and de- ous states that they willoccupy in the whole, the show is well worth Even bravely gay, with treason. The well-seasoned lightful satire, horrendous falling in love a adult life, i. c., Alpha-Plus Direc- seeing. The cast is certainly above As back across^ the years it flits plot of the accused WHY Work Now? WHY Not Watch? among played to portrait of a sterile, amoral or Epsilon Plus Semi-Morons. average, while the settings and And lingers tenderly with the accuser is ad- tors and happy A de- Malthusian drills and "Soma" the costumes are outstanding. These The choicest ofour long-stored vantage. This is the usual run-of- world. world concept drug but a two of the WE Have the Rest of Our Lives latter were changed for almost half-forgotten dreams. the-mill type of movie that has void of the of individual wonder are — pub- myriad preparationsutilized by every scene and, though they Agnes McSharry. been shown to the American spiritualism and God ... a world the College has been said to be the stepping stone from high good Utopiansin ecstatic, seemed at times to be too modern, lic since the end of the war. which, thanks to the Jesuit their scientific to would put all you school the life of the world.Such a statement they did not destroy the atmo- Note: We didn'tlike it, but fathers, SeattleUniversity students and materialistic world. glass labeled "do disturb for against provid- Promiscuity is encouraged and is college students into a box not sphere of the settings. New News Found might. " * * are inoculated and four years". There is no need to stress the ed with the antibodiesof Christian exemplified by the conditioned CHARLES BRICKER virtues. hypnapaedic maxim: "Everybody be mere hot-house flowers, going to music, as it has been appreciated Coming to the Paramount Nov. principles and The au- Are we content to belongs to everyone these reading board, and enjoyed since the "first night" Immersed one evening recently 4 is "Good Sam,' 'starring Gary thor has created an incisive por- else class, taking notes occasionally, the bulletin progress old age, of its presentation. Looally, how- in a Dorothy Neighbors item re- Cooper and Ann Sheridan. It is trait of brought to its in- days." Disease, Christian sitting in the Cave and chattering about little or nothing; sterility; and knowledge disap- ever, we would like to praise the vealing the secrets of really good the story of a "swell Joe" who is evitableend...collective culture have attending lighten monotony? ego; place once in a while a mixer to the fine work done on the title song rose-pedaljam, Ireached the bot- forever lending people things, suppression of the absence peared. In their are the breaking spiritualism Emotional Engineers. One of the Can we answer all these questions with "yes".' If we can, by singers and orchestra alike.But tom of the column, finished the which almost results in of and automatonic dictates latter, an Alpha- is something wrong. We might be eligible for the "let's it can be mentioned that at a few article, read on unconsciously, and up his happy home. The plot isn't obedience to the of the Bernard Marx there Plus psychologist (it us" times during the performance of found out that "Spaniards smoked good but the acting is. Note: Suit super state. was rumored sit back and let the other poor ignorant things work for "Eyeless careless placed the leading lady, thedrummer was 8,300,000,000 cigarettes last year." yourself. Says he in in Gaza:" that a technician class. How pitiful it must be for those who cannot exert * * through blood-surrogate!) too loud and, therefore, it was Rereading interesting state- « The escape from nature is alcoholin his re- enough student body meetings. It this monstrous, enthusiasm to attend the almost impossible to understand ment Irealized Ihadunearthed a Most unusual of coming pictures social organization and technical bels against this insane must be dreadful when they are forced to vote for student her. factual gold mine of which Ihad lls "The Boy with Green Hair," invention ... abolish slavery to life. He wishes to be unhappy, to experienceall and officers. The strain must be terrific when they voice an in- What was brought to our notice never before been aware: Little which has the perennial favorite, nature and another form of the misfortunes frequent complaint about some new school rule. We shudder most strongly by "The Desert kernels of information which we Pat O'Brien, in one of the title slavery instantly arises. Slavery travail of pre AF (Annum Ford) Song," though, is the present occasionally keep a roles; young Dean Stockwell, to institutions. Legal institutions, people. He wishes to read the to think of those lost souls wandering about after they leave all need to and dearth of similar attractions in going and instill vi- who turns in one of the best per- military institutions, educational Bible, to know of God and to see college life. conversation Seattle. More of the same will be tality into history and soc. papers. formances in his young and varied institutions, economic institutions, the Savage. every and Savage, a of aNew Perhaps if they were shaken roughly now and then appreciated. For example, suppose one meets career. The plot is different and, artistic institutions scientific The resident » * » Boknovsky typifies Indian is they would awaken to the necessity of cooperation among a friend in the halls: therefore, holds the interest of the institutions. Mexico reservation a members of the studentbody withtheir officers andteachers. Capitol 15209! Mark it in your "How're things, Charlie?" audience. See it if you arelooking the latter form of bondage. "monster. He was "born." Hehad terrific, tuneful, torrid, ordinary. Boknovsky, pre- a "mother." He believes in the They would the training given so abundantly by the un- mind! It's "Hi Joe. Just fine, especially in for something out of the brilliant and see tense, and tingling. It's Margaret 21,000,000 * * * sumably Russian cytologist, suc- Blessed Virgin and in God. He is faculty; they would forced admire the small Pakistan where nearly selfish be to Whiting. One side is the torchy acres were planted to rice last For Western fans and those who ceeds in dividing the human ovum a Penitent. Bernard brings him group who promote student activities without thanks. "What Did IDo," which in itself year." aren't, "Stations West" willpresent into its microscopic components. to the "New World." There the biological Their state of inertia could not be continued once the is enough to singe the turntable. "No kidding!" two hours of realenjoyment. Star- This astounding feat Savage views with horror and fear But other side is a flaming facilitates the discovery of human the innovations. After a hectic obvious truths were shown them. They would realize that on the "No, Joe, I mean it. In fact, ring Dick Powell (who in later bonfire called "Heat" Wave." The drama, thank parthenogenesis test tube in- periodin which he is unable to ad- college life is not a stepping stone, but a practical application Brazil expects toproduce 2,450,000 years has turned to ... orchestration on this is particular- heavens) throb, fants the super inhabitants of just himself he resolves his prob- principles everyday incidents, studyingfor — pounds of rice this year." and the new male ... of Christian to as a ly untepid hot. The lyrics aren't Greer, this picture won the the '"Brave New World." lems. "Well, well! So long, Charlie." Jane good grade or working on a dance committee. We are here exceptional but the manner in applause of the preview audience Babies are synthesized in a Concludes Huxley: Progress "So long, Joe, and don't forget imitate, not merely acquire which Maggie handles them covers yours. series of laboratory procedures without God is amoral. The em- to learn and to facts. Rhodesia will grant a and it should win their faults. Turn on the air- Southern For those who go to movies to closely parallelling the natural bodiment of Anti-Christ. ■ - subsidy togjold producers." *.. t conditioning and listen to it. the photogra- ... goes. Why those admire or criticize Another good record, out now So it read picture, long-winded stories crowding phy, the Mexican-made SEATTLE UNIVERSITY STUDENT ROBS about a month, is just coining into "The Pearl," is just the one to see. MAJORITY OF STUDENT BODY every newspaper column when popularity. By name, it is "Little story not even mediocre, JEWELRY STORE everything important is contained The is Girl." By number, it is 38,202 Co- the acting is just barely in that VOTING STARTLES "SPEC in those little tidbids at the end Spectator exclusive: lumbia, done by Kay Kyser (which plane, but the photography makes of nearly all of them. The wonderful turnout for theelection of Senior Advisory is a fair vocal arrangement) and the picture worth the 80c. Police reported yesterday that an unidentified Seattle What grade you get with Board Members certainly was edifying to those who protest 15165 Capitol with the King Cole a could " * * University student stole a necklace worth over $700 from two recordings are an information-crammedessay,like about the lack of school spirit. Those who failed Trio. These The Gerald Butler novel, "Kiss Jensen and Nielsen, jewelers to vote best; being by this: perhaps the others the Blood Off My Hands," is com- should be complimented on their numerical majority. Can Guy Lombardo, Larry Green and at 1314 East 45th Street. ONE WORLD ing to the screen, with Burt Lan- it be that insufficient notice was given? Was it not known Chuck Foster. Watch, as this song A. 0. Jensen, proprietor of The one world of the Roman caster and Joan Fontaine in the by other classes that they too can cast their ballotsI Where catches on. store, police that the Empire gave way in 300 A. D. to title—roles. It is an interesting pic- the told does the blame rest? Certainly not on the student body! the new Christian civilization ture dealing with London's East thief was about 20 years old, They seem so interested in student government and its prob- whichresulted in Australia having End and the romance, which is 5 feet 10 inches tall, black lems. Their spirit of cooperation has always been unknown! Off the Record... 54,027 Boy Scouts, 20 per cent more rather befuddled, of a shy nurse; haired and wearing a white by Lan- To the 4?5 who actually voted, we can only wonder why WE LIKE: The solitude and than in 1943. Australia also has a and the murder committed raincoat. reigns in the Spec of- fuel shortage. Could this be be- caster. One wouldnot expect Joan you did so! quiet which According to Jensen, the fice; Joanne Trembley's unique cause in near-by New Zealand Fontaine in this type of picture, leopard skirt; the friendly smiles air force firemen who stood in but her portrayal is realistic and youth came into the store of thestaff in the Registrar's office. flames t o test asbestos were the story, on the whole, willprove under the pretense of having MODERN MORALS WE HOPE: You all will attend burned? ... and so forth. interesting to both whodunnit fans his watch repaired. While who like the psychologi- the Drama Guild's forthcoming Gee! They oughta print some and those Jensen was in the rear of the THE FROG WHO GOT ON THE HONOR ROLL production; you're going to the of those in the Spec. cal aspect. store examining the watch, (As Translatedand Revised From so intelligent, Barn Dance; those twenty-one or and because I tell the thief made off with the the AncientGreek) him right out when he is wrong." over are voting on November 2. was a Well, Ivan was so desperatethat WE SALUTE: The Hiyus, for necklace. Once there Little Green say COLUMN Frog named to he decided to explain to the Big their "never die" spirit; Mr. COEDS' The clue that lead investi- Ivan who wanted helpffllness get on the honor roll. But it Black Bull just exactly what kind Lee Hannum, for his to gating officers the — Lemieux, hem. to believe seemed that the Big Black Bull, of a bovine he the BigBlack Bull the Spectator;Father our As we have said until we are the left shoulder and at the youth genial and active The gown a long moulded is a student at Seattle who was the teacher for all the —was, and if that didn't do any President. blue in our respective faces, the featured A. O. JENSEN If you planning and full skirt. University was the insignia little green frogs, hated Ivan be- good he would leave the school of We wonder: are casual look is THE look of the year bodice a Body Extremely cause he was so smart, and he the Big Black Bull and go to the to attend the Student Meet- attractive bridesmaid Ion his watch band. Friday Ifor the college girl. This oft-re- dresses among would always give Ivan the lowest Rampant Red Rooster's school over ing .. . Who'll win the were the fashions At the time of the robbery G.M.Anderson, 1710 Forest prize for the Barn Dance Beard !peated statement was repeated shown. They wereof pastel taffeta grades in the class eventhough he in the next brook. St., was the only other customer in the store. Anderson { again at the third annual AWSSU with a marquisette yoke (that's no knew that Ivan was one of the So he went up to Big Contest? store, the Black IFashion Show. Among the casual yoke)., and ..an ..off-the-shoulder claims he saw the youth enter the but could not recall most brilliant little green frogs Bull and he said, Big "Professor fashions modeled, we especially scalloped neckline. A three-tiered his activities after that time. that everlived. Black Bull, I I In the Spec.— Two Years '| think deserve to Ago like a boxy plum colored suit, the apron effect extended to a bustle (The foregoing passage may be be on the roll. am very Jensen did not discover the theft untilhe returned to the honor I a Students marvelled at the jacket featuredlonglapels and re- in the back. The gowns had cov- translated in an entirely different smart green frog counter where the youth had been standing. little and Inever splendor of the newly redecorated versibledoublebuttons. The arrow eredbuttons extending all the way sense, as the original Greek is go out with girl green little frogs Cavern. Students were urged to straight skirthada false pleat.The They were worn "As Ireturned to the counter to tell him about his watch, somewhat un-clear. However, for they down the back. unless are un-married and I limit their stay to twenty minutes. suit was worn with a light blue scalloped elbow length mitts Ilooked up and found that he had left the store," various technical reasons, we pre- only * * with drink dew-brewon hot days. « sweater.One of its greatest attrac- of the same fabric as the gowns. fer our interpretationto any Also, I A short time later Jensen noticed that the necklace was other am .." Are You Lonesome? We have tions wasits very reasonable price. The maidof honor worelight blue that might advanced.) missing. be But before Ivan could finish dozens of good references. Mc- Probably the most outstanding and the wore light But Ivan kept studying anyway bridesmaids speaking the Big Black Bull Hugh and Bordeaux Lonely ensemble was a very unusual black lavender. until the day his drawings of the All Is Explained showed the Little Green Frog a Hearts Club. (Classified Ad.) cocktail suit. The skirt was pencil When the Windsor roomsudden- human circulatory system (it is copy of * * the honor roll with Ivan's <■ slim. The novel jacket was slim, ly darkened, we entertained the just believed that Ivan was a pre-med right the very This is one of the scenes from the film, "Escape"as name at beginning Vital statistics reveal there are with a cape effect starting under thought of a delinquent electric major) were — and it was made on the locale in Jensen and Nielsen's jeweh-y returned to him Ivan droppeddead from the two men to every women enrolled the sleeves and extending to a very bill, but fortunately we found this marked with a salmon egg. shock. As for the Big Black Bull, at "SC." full back. The sleeves were scal- was to set thescene for the appear- store. "Oh, FishHook.s!" * Ivan croaked| he was so sad that he couldn't ♥ ♥ loped. The suit was worn with a ance of two models, complete with "Escape," an unusual tale of suspense and dynamic ac- "That Big 'o}>e Black Bull never teach class for whole ' a hour. In an editorial, there is stated a black off-the-face hat, complete candle, attired in pajamas and a tion, produced by Guild," stops picking on me and I'm tired Marat: Itis better for a "The Cinema has been scheduled student complaint about mixers turning with jaunty feathers. robe. The pajamas were of white of it. He is forever throwing his not to get for a showing at Seattle University. on the honor roll than into stag fests. It was recom- Among the formats shown was a polka-dotted rayon. One pair was big weight around, and it is- drop leading Hughes, supported black he la dead and it is sad mendedthat studentspresent their black strapless gown witharoman worn with a sleep coat, and the In the role is James by A. 0. doesn't me just I professor like because talk when a cannot teach student body cards for admission. striped taffeta band at the top and other with a botany Jensen, Charles Lonergan, George Anderson, Ken Romano, a little in class, and red flannel because I'm class for a whole hour. (Not a bad idea!) alarge bowof the same materialat rabe. Rita Paulsen and Bob Barrett. Little Orlie says . . SSECCUS EGUH EB OT ECNAD NRAB Wednesday, October 27, 1948 THE SPECTATOR 3 25 CHIEFS Week : GAMES WILL PLAYSport- of the Odd Balls TopIntramural Frosh Squad Cut FR. FRANK LOGAN, NEWLY Chieftains Seek Loop With Three Wins; To Sixteen Men; APPOINTED ATHLETIC HEAD, Vets Hall Close Behind Boast Good Boys IS ALL-AROUND SPORTSMAN PrivacyinGym; If any local grid mentors are looking for stellar talent, From the largest turnout in the the Seattle U. Touch Football League is the answer to their school's history, Freshman Coach Bill Fenton has accomplished the Spectators goes into its third week, the Ban prayers. As the season play none-too-easy task of preserving outstanding teams begin to shape up, bolstered by future the best sixteen men for his squad. With two and one-half weeks of practice behind them, Baughs. varsity slipping1 daily Red Granges and Sammy Monday saw the beginning of 17 basketeera are now into a two-hour The team to beat so far is the many long and tiring practice ses- grind that will eventually lead to a 25-game schedule com- OldBalls led by their triple-threat sions to come before that opening mencing December third. captain, Rocky Jas- Gravelle Moore. Jim game near the first of December. locked doors this ast week to avoid distractions, Injured; perse and Joe Dahlem are spark- Behind It's stillpretty early in the game squad to ing the Vets Hallcrew to a close the has continued drillon to comment on the talents of these scrimmages Ace Frosh Lost to second place, tied with the hard- fundamentals with "greenies" but here goes: stressing a non-shifting man for running Corkers. Coolees See — Hiyu man Coach The Corkers boast the open field Bobby Gravelle sustained a leg defense. Youthful Squad for Season Al is allover floor instructing running of Jim Berard led off by injury last week (details can be the Washingt'n his gang— from to Bright hopes for an outstanding their star linemen, John Floyd and found elsewhere on this page); Beauty helping improve season for" the Frosh basketball Bob Judson. The Shmoos are fastest man on the squad, really their shots to stepping in and high- squad were slightly dimmed last holding down fourth place, with looked like the answer to a At Heather Lake lighting a scrimmage session with Gravelle, good professional you week when Bobby Al Swegle showing the way to coach's prayers. The team will his skill. In fact coming By HELEN KLEPICH from play- looking prospect for the touchdown territory. really miss this bright young pros- can't tell the coach the season, injured last week dur- Spectator Foreign Correspondent ers withouta program. was The Sinn Feiners are burning pect. ing a squad scrimmage. Big Spangler good up the lower division with their Bill Chester — Fast, good ball The Hiyu Coolies added an- Earl appears Bobby a string suffered dislocated handler, better than average eye other expedition to their famed for another year at his first pulled tendons and liga- spot, knee and INTRAMURAL STANDINGS for the basket. history on Sunday, October 17, center but 6' 4" Hal Rose is ments after crashing into the making a fight Two more Boyce Clark— Small, but makes when they traveled to Heather of it. gymnasium wall. He will be in OddBalls 3 0 2 ltYt lettermen, Hedequist and up height with his Lake. Bob ProvidenceHospital for a week or Vets Hall 2 0 1 MY* for lack of speed,good team man. more and definitely will be out Corkers 2 0 1 12>/i — Adequate appreciation of the for the rest of the season withhis Shmoos 2 1 0 10 Bob Till Possesses nice push weather was expressed (after enough left leg in a cast. Bill Fenton, Sinn Felners 13 0 5 shot that hits often to the Coolees were comfortably Frosh Mentor, stated that Bobby's Morticians 0 3 0 0 qualify him for plenty of action. settled) to the tune of "Oh! What "> ii — loss will be keenly felt by the imi'..-. ii n Richie Lee Shows all-around a Beautiful Morning." squad. He want on to say that ability, an asset to any ballclub. This short'jaunt to Heather con- David Blakeley shine at the for- back-to-end passing combination ward position. Elmer Speidel and Gravelle was the best all-round Bob Feiser— Good ball handler tained many surprises for the en- of Lloyd Reed and Bill Galbraith. Norm Willis are consistent as Froshprospect thatthe U. has had with plenty of speed, also a long- thusiastic hikers. They passed Sharing the cellar with the Sinn guards. Spud Janicke, transfer in many years. The loss of Bobby range three lucky hunters carrying a Feiners are the Mcllugh Morti- artist. State C, may definitely affectthe final out- — three-point buck down the moun- fromMontana J. also has cians and the 99'ers. Joe Murphy Eddie Jorgenson Addsheight to seen plenty of action with thiis come of the squad in the win and When the sports-minded of Se- courts whileattendingSeattleCol- tainside. "Bud Gislason" would is the terror of the Morticians line the club, good defensiveman. group. loss column. University begin to discuss lege High School. to try the and Conway Diaz is thebright spot Johnny — right at attle have liked his luck but — A former ODeaplayer, Gravelle Blewltt Looks the athletic situation, the pass- only thing he was his Another quintet composed of of 99'ers. maple, plenty When spring rolls around,Fath- could shoot graduated in 1946 and went direct- the home on the smooth the conversation isFather camera. Romie Harming and S. F. U. trans- While thegood weather keepsup hoop, word to er dons his cleats and plays a ly into the service. He played at hitting the old should be Logan. fer John Sollars (guards), Jim can see some of the being mean right field on the Varsity Mary Dalpay and Betty Moran while in the army and picked up S. U. students in there when the points are Whittaker (center) and forwards and open footballby wander- He's the man behind the scenes, softball squad. He has a strong are to be congratulated on their valuable speed and deception, fast made. Tony Maladineo and Ken Chase Broadway Haley— supported by a capable staff and throwing arm, and is a dangerous early arrival at Lake Heather.Ed ing down to Field. Joe Another six-foot- have displayed an unusual ability which added to his near six-foot youthful ideas. pinch-hitter, as any varsity player Beasley appeared soon after with There is no admissionfee and the plus who shows a lot of natural and abundance of to pick up Brightman's alternating stature makes him a formidable appreciated. can attest. If there is any other a lunch for Father Gaffney, com- cheering would be ability, has fancy lay-up shot. Since the recent shakeup in the fast-break style of play. "Curly" opponent. CoachFenton couldnot — sport tobeplayed, he'llplay it,ex- pletewith a napkinandtoothpicks! to Jack Harrington Plenty sharp athletic department, Father Logan showed well on over-emphasize the loss the will coach the schuss-boomers in cept golf, which heleaves to Fath- On the return trip the "Red Don Williamshas with his quick shooting. has been appointed athletic di- set-up plays, whileBobMclver team. fundamentals and also advanced McGuigan. Flash"had a minor accident. Tom the Bill Holmes— Not so big, but rector for the entire school in ad- er Coovermake up the third skiers in obstacle course running, Stapleton very calmly explained andDick fast andfinds thoseopenings under dition to his many other activities. Of course, sports run in the Lo- fine pair of guards. and cross country work. gan that the sudden appearance of the bucket. He looks forward to enlarging family. All six brothers are (a Coach Sabbatini is also in- — smoke was only a shorted wire, Fiery JimHermsen freshman Homer Bishop Scrappy on the the sport facilities of the U and top athletes, one, Ed Logan, is a S.U. Ski-Teamers terested starting weekly classes by using the brake on a letter winner of a year ago) was in backboards,ballhawkondefense. building up the prestige of the local referee, while Father Joe caused for beginners. Ifthe turnout war- — steep grade. getting his share of attention un- Bob McNeil One of the two school as a reckoning force in Logan is a coach atPrep. It, coach will sponsor a you soon— til a skin infection sidelined him ToTeachNovices rants the giants on the team, expect a lot Northwestand Coast athletics. While sports activities take up Seen girls' team for racing competition. "ACHIN HEELS." early this week. of tip-ins andbackboardplay from much of his time,Father Loganre- At the last meeting the members By building up theFrosh basket- him. mindedus that heisstill amember On MtBaker Trip elected Whalen "Money Bags" — ball team and thereby strengthen- Bill Higlin The other giant, of the V. faculty and teaches Preparations way to importantposition of ing the varsity squad he plans to HILL TOP are wellunder Burke the good shot, gonna' be some hot French to prove it. He also does highly manager. is now making give the Chieftains something to JOHN SUGA for a successful Seattle U. team He competition between these two. his bit as a star columnist for a BARBER SHOP guid- preparations for the season which really howl about. ski team season. Under the Lucius Mitchell... seems to be certain well-known newspaper, ance of Sandy Sabbatini, the team willopen November first. The Popcorn Man built withan inner spring ... will And speaking of howling Father writing under a nom-de-plume. 1018 Madison MAin 8718 has outlined a very ambitious All notices of meetings will be be mighty handy on the back- Logan is organizing a pep club to passing schedule, especially with the aim posted on the bulletin boardsand As a note, Father men- boards. raise the roof at athletic functions. organize of developing new material from in the Spectator. Meanwhile the tioned that he had time to working on organiz- Hiyu Coolees and remain an the U. Ski Club. The first outing team willget together on the snow Besides the the ing activities, Logan active organization. of the season is planned for the slopes and before the lodge fire- Father is ac- member of the THESES & GENERAL Compliments of sports. Although we jokingly CLIPPER SERVICE Mount Baker trip, wheremembers places. tive in all his After all this asked TYPING DONE handball, if hehadany Across the Street fromSchool BAR first love is at which he Father hobbies worth PAT'S B.Q. excels, he plays a mean game of mentioning. Meditating upon this M. P. SCHULLER QUALITY PETROLEUM Beasley Says moment, in a sly ... Twelfth Aye. tennis and doubles as coach of the a his face lit up 1118 U. squad. He first started to play smile. "Well, you might mention Call KE. 4077 PRODUCTS "It's the U's Name, Too" handball on the old Broadway ... holidays."

The Barn Dance and Ski Trip to Baker are just around the corner, rich in promise of a swell time for all. The Frosh and new students in general willget a taste of that spiritof friendlinessfor which Seattle U. is favorably known. Personally, Idon't go for either dancing or skiing. However, Ido relish the of at such Young folks en- " role spectator affairs. Sags;: j9B*'-\vi^^£i»9JMHKv iw£r /'/'''im^^^^^H bßß*"^^*^^*'*^^^^^^ .^^^fek. Hft ''£$$38$aF joying themselves together presents a very charm- ing phase of college life. It's all part of the general picture in which the ability to relax should go hand in hand with the power of serious application. mJ3^r^<#® iIA TtIROJVIwr^ W*w 1 Yet these fine college activities have in the past ! CAMELS NU lfll* Wui I given rise to a serious gripe on my part. This year, for a change, it precedes the function. Here it is. §fi MIU) Ed Beasley g.U. promotes a dance and a ski party. Mind you, vWyS * it's not simply a question ofa crowd going out for a dance or for a week- \\ IiiDITATIOH I end in the mountains. Through the Activity Board the University has sanctioned this affair. To you it entrusts its good name. For the while, you are SeattleUniversity. And what happens? Playing false to every vestige of fair play, a few invariably turn up to give the school a black eye. They are out for a rood time, and don't feel right unless they set tight. There follows complaints by the management, dismay of the committeeand a general pall over the party. Thanks to these char- school picnics, of past— day swimming, softball, acters, our the a of — > dancing— likely abolished. Barn Dance jfff* ss Jl examinationsof hundreds of menand womenwho smoked Camels tennis and will most be The days, specialists and ski trips over the week ends willnext feel the axe if the student I r—^ i exclusively for 30 consecutive throat found not one to smoking body continues to tolerate the moronic misbehavior of this loud ■PM|||| I 1 \ I— single case of throut irritation due Camels. minority which has but too recently discarded one bottle to take UmcI \ Why are Camels SO mild? Choice tobaccos— infinite care in their another. Ik. — _L-«L-■■^■■^"B ageing-plus matchless blending to bring you a full,rich flavor and a Please don't apply these words to the other fellow. I'm not going ■L .jgW- y£|j£^^g£| co°' mildness that says "Camels," and only Camels! to split hairs by indicating at just what point the S. U.student becomes ffIHJ an S. U. headache. But this Iwillsay, if on the occasion of an S. U. affair you break a seal, you break faith with S. U. and what it stands for. AT DOWN THE GYM BM W jfl Pî^TjT y4it-yy^y.'Sjy.'S^^jS^-^^^^sz?**?%sKr?*rgay, "■-■ >■■■■<■ Fr. Conway and Mr.Olmer can be seen most every afternoon at H . varsity practice. No cut in the squad until these experts have thoroughly studied the situation... A word of thanks to Drs.Buckner and Callahan who have given our injured athletesnot only the benefit of their skillbut a full measure of their personalconcern for the well- being of our boys. This wasrevealedmost recently by bothphysioians inconveniencing themselves rather seriously to take care of Bobby Gravelle'sinjured knee. This crippling and painful Injury will side- But present will long line Bobby for the season. those who .were WraE&BrTtlJgt<&-.. r :: cigarette you ever (cnoked, , yOU arc lU)t convinced that Camel* arc- the mildest have "V remember grit. He has plenty The recent Donybrook which 1 V^^P« purchase his ... i|:sip»«*ij|yj I"- __C»«*2jjSiß*' (*'*2pp: return the patkage with the unused Camels and wr will refund your full the game quelled by Star 11-(R ")<> days tmm ilh* date. termlnatetd Loyola-Santa Clara was the "' price. plu» postage. This oSfer i> *"»'■! lur ( P^«*^^^^^^î*«"'I I^^^ Winston-Salem, Carolia*. , Spangled Banner played by the Loyola Band . . . Fr. Bussy, HIIBPR Er*"*'"" )M {Signed) R. J.Reynolds Tobacco Company, North j mentor of the equestrians, wasn't feeling so chipper for a few days. A four-footedblokerather laidhim low with adevilishly ugly blowas the priest and beast parted company. There will always be an England but I'm not so sure about Bussy! Pip pip. 27, THE SPECTA TOR Wednesday. October 1948 4 GUILD'SBEST; Club Membership Pins To S U Fishermen! DEARRUTH'DRAMA Commerce Line Forms to the Left Fly-tying willbe one of the fea- You may have heard the saying, BePresented to tures of the Surf and Stream Club DONDUVALL TO ACT MALE LEAD "It isn't what you know, but who To here at Seattle University. The very idea, CHARLES BRICKER you know." With this club is also planning on making the Commerce Club was founded. Pledges their own poles for the members. Unprecedented interest in the DramaGuild's fall produc- 12 GSA Since then influential businessmen pledges The clubplans on having movies has resultedin sellouts for two evenings acquainted with Se- Members and of Gamma tion of "Dear Ruth" have become Sigma Alpha, Seattle University's of outdoor life, along with appro- Taking the attle University, and in return of the play's November 11-18 run. over Guild's publications honorary, willdine at priate dissertations by members many students have becomefriends speakers. Little Theater November 17 will be the Young Ladies' Insti- Wood's Restaurant tomorrow eve- and outside After the with these gentlemen. Because of adjourn to ning, Thursday, October 28, at 6:30 meetings, the club will very thing, many alumni were this p.m. the biology lab. for refreshments. given their start in the business Father Schmitt, S.J., the club benefit performances Several world. At the dinner meeting, officers moderator, will show pictures be given at various places also will Organization Plans for thecoming year willbeelected, taken on someof theclub's outings off thecampus, with aninvitational This year the Club is getting a and membership pins willbe pre- and willalso becounted on to take preview for faculty members and "face lifting," so to speak. Each to thepledges namedduring excursions. In- opening sented pictures on future guests taking place on quarter a president will be ap- Spring agenda will University Quarter. cluded in the future night, November 11. pointed from four vice presidents. fishing trips planned Lemieux, J., Pledges to pins include be steelhead President Albert A. S. Then a new vice prexy will be receive January. Abbott, Barrett, Tony for December and will preside afterward at a recep- elected to fill the vacancy. Each Bet Frank Griffin, Jim tion honoring the cast. vice executive will represent one Gibbons, Carrie Hughes, Klingele, Five nights only, November, 12- of the schools in the business Barbara Mar- four Powers, 16 inclusive, are thus left open for field, namely: Accounting, finance, garet O'Brien, John John Dr. Hickey On Shock, general admission, and Drama foreign trade, and labor. Rooney, Jean Razen, Pat Guild President Louis Flynn To facilitate the immediatees- and Tom Sheehan. NCCS Program urges early purchase of tickets in order," tablishment of the "new The only members of the hon- The National Catholic Commu- to avoid disappointment. order Dr. Volpe appointed the four vice orary stillin schoolare theretiring nity will hold a book re- They may be obtainedfrom many Joe Service presidents, who in turn chose officers: Catherine Gibbons,presi- tomorrow evening at eight now, and will go on view Guildmembers Burns as president for this quar- dent; Tom Tangney,vicepresident; 1011 Aye. An in Liberal Arts building o'clock at Second^ sale the ter. The appointeesareHal Wales, Patricia Small, secretary; and has extendedto all lobby 8 at 75 cents. Demers, invitation been November accounting; Bob foreign George Anderson. SeattleUniversity. of the cast in this students of Members trade; and Blackie Thomas, labor. S.J., Hickey, Ph.D., pro- comedy errors include Father Robert J. Carmody, Dr. Richard modern of The finance vice president will be pictures was JimBlanchard, whois shown at S.U., Ruth, Duvall, DON DUVALL First inline for Yearbook is the moderatorfor Gamma Sigma fessor of EnglishLiterature Jackie Haw as Don chosen in the near future. conferring shooting." Kendrick, with Rosemary Burkhalter beforethe "actual Alpha. will review Moon Gaffney, Harry Ellen Nickerson, Mary Due to a great misunderstanding, are urged to sign up for pict- Caldwell, Ray Freshmen and Sophomore students Sylvester's recent highly contro- Louis Flynn, Frank some students feel that only those tures within the next three days. Schedules for Juniors and Hollebrcke, Mary Weddings and Patronize our advertisers. versial best seller. Van Elizabeth whoarein theSchool of Commerce Seniors are on the bulletin boards in the Liberal Arts Building. Brownlee, Jim Ryan, Darlene and Finance are eligible for the Letourneau and Frank Perrl. Engagements Commerce Club. Any student ma- Directed by Fr. Leo Lanphier, joringin business, regardless ofhis LAUNDERETTE M. L. and A. REMMES BROADWAY S. J., the play's action revolves McKEE degree, is automatically a member The Seat- Clothes Washed and Dried in One Hour around the understandable confu- abundance of rice in and should attend all the activities during the past was sion caused when sixty letters tle fewmonths of the Club. put to good use the Cleaners NORTH imaginative at numerous 5-Point 304 BROADWAY penned by an teen ager are sent to a lieutenantover- weddings that occurredamongSe- 1112 Broadway seas bearing her older sister attle University students. Just to HILL TOP photograph. prove to you, we publish a list: Ruth's name and BEAUTY SHOP "The Little Theater in Simmons Adele Bannon to Arnold Ivers- Nextdoor to Chieftain Fountain Hall represents a tremendous son. COMING SOON Dolores Brant to Viot Chichi. 1018 Madison MAiii 8718 stride forward in Seattle Univer- Quality Service sity dramatics, "said Flynn, "and Rosann Cassidy to Roy McClure. Convenient Location this, coupled with the play's proven CatherineDrake to TedBlanch- The Cinema Guild excellence and Fr. Lanphier's ette. English Jerry Rosen- direction, assures 'Dear Ruth' of Mary Jo to SIMPSON'S Presents becoming the most successful pro- barger. of Roger Over 30 Years duction ever to be presented by Colleen Gislason to Gill. For Real Dining Enjoyment S. U. on or off the campus." Patricia Harney to Alan Hart- well. CA. 1465 806 E. Roy Expert Watch Repairing "Escape" Mary Harrington to Tom Sulli- Broadway '&-Block Off No. West Presented by Terry Avenue van. Guaranteed Work A tale of suspense and dynamic action. Carol Hughes to SidFish. University Students. Starring James Hughes, Swiss and All American-Made Watches Seattle GOWN SHOP Jen Kay to Cal Fung. CHRISTMAS CARDS with a supporting cast of A. O. Jensen, Charles Loner- Margaret Logan Reed. to Dick tm A Wonderful and Bob Barrett. 1006 Madison to Frank Bul- vCfiTSSv Assortment gan, Ken Romano Patricia Plumb Religious or zomi. f^Htnnf^Wl FRANK KIEFNER See Our Quality Casuals Mary Reagen to HowieLang. ThC Kaufer Co> 512 Broadway North PRospect 4410 WATCH FOR FURTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS - Jackie Schmidt to Gene Brown. kîMM Catholic Supply Plaids Plain Margaret Young Jean to Joel 1004 4th Aye S«nttle Duly.

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