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Seattle Ubecomes Member Ofnfccs Seattle nivU ersity ScholarWorks @ SeattleU The peS ctator 10-20-1949 Spectator 1949-10-20 Editors of The pS ectator Follow this and additional works at: http://scholarworks.seattleu.edu/spectator Recommended Citation Editors of The peS ctator, "Spectator 1949-10-20" (1949). The Spectator. 392. http://scholarworks.seattleu.edu/spectator/392 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by ScholarWorks @ SeattleU. It has been accepted for inclusion in The peS ctator by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks @ SeattleU. WANTED: SEATTLE UNIVERSITY SEE PAGE 4 ADVERTISING FOR NEWS OF MANAGER CAMPUS FOR THE SPEC Spectator ELECTIONS > 20, No. 2 Volume XVII <m^> 2 SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1949 SURPRISE DANCE FRIDAY NIGHT Seattle U Becomes Kane To Lead Mixer to Benefit Member of NFCCS Racial Talks Feather Fund By 808 LUCID JosephKane,member of the Red SU faculty, will teacha course distinguished The surprise which has been awaited all week can now Last week Seattle U. played host to two at the YMCA on "Human Re- sponsoring guests. Representing Col- be told. The SU Community Chest committee is the NationalFederationof Catholic lations." Hospital leges, Miss Ethel Dignan, of New York City;and Miss Alice a mixer at the Providence Auditorium tomorrow Ching, of Honk Kong, China, told a committee of student Sponsored by the National night, Friday, at 9 p.m. student officers of the advan- Conference of Christians and Thesituation which brought Jews, the course will deal with the surprise mixer into being tages of affiliation with their CAREER GIRL We, organization racial issues and their solu- was one of desperation. Famous Director Left to right, Miss Ethel Dignan, the Father Rector, tion. Ten outstanding leaders the Student Body, have failed SU had previously consid- Miss Alice Chingand Charles Schuler,Student Body pres- of the community will be thus far in reachingour Com- ered the idea of joining the Comes toLead ident .confer on affiliation with National Catholic College guest speakers at the eight munity Chest contribution group, and the "clincher" was Federation. sessions. goal. In fact, the total re- put to the plan by their ex- Orchestra Here Registration can be made at ceipts so far are considei'ably planation. Seattle University less than last year's. For this The gala openingof the Se- the Central YMCA or by call- will be a member of the newly Christophers' Aims Are Toldby reason, a charity mixeris to be formed Northwest unit of the attle Symphony Orchestra's ing the office of the National — Conference of Christians and given with the cokes, the NFCCS. benefit will take place on No- hall, and the music donated, vember 1. To be held at the Founder, Father Keller;Invites Jews, MAin 7310. The federation,founded two Auditorium, to put us over the top. Civic it will mark The admission will be 50c,, years ago in New York, has appearance of the University Participation great the first Seattle and the affair will last from done a deal for the ben- orchestra under the direction on efit of students,both at home Rosenthal, By MARY EILEEN WAGNER SUStudents 9 to 12. The mixer differs of Manual who type a very and abroad. Working, in the Seattle recently to from the usual in moved to "Ihave yet to meet one per- sily save the nation and the aspect. The pro- past, primarily as a foreign musical director and TelevisionShow important become son who could not be affected world. ceeds from the admission fees relief organization, the group the organization. Tonight contributed, conductor of by the love of God!" declared The emphasis isnot on wait- TV fans will receive and the cokes returns are to in the first year past existence, $155,000 A very distinguished direct- the Rev. James Keller, M.M, ing for someone else to begin. a rare treat. For the two be turned in as a contribution of its for and again tonight, the aid of students and dis- or and conductor, Mr.Rose,n- in his speech at the Eagles It is on "getting little people Thursday, to the Community Chest drive. things." three students of SUhave ap- Miss Delores Sweeney, Se- placed persons abroad. thal was closelyaffiliated with last Sunday. to do big The importance of this great No job, however menial, is peared on "Stage It," a video attle U grad, who has taken a the French National Orchestra This keynotes the Christo- position with work is well known to all, and In its second year, having too small if it offers opportu- show devoted to charades. as stewardess in Paris, France. He has been pher Movement, as explained Northwest Airlines, will serve naturally it would not speak expanded to include over 170 guest conductor inmost of Keller, nities for influencing others Mary Kendrick, John Morgan, the by its founder, Father that company in their Cali- well for us, the student body, colleges on its membership principal cities in Europe for good; the biggest job in and Jack Pain have been rep- up lists, $197,435 the in the first of a series of lect- fornia flights. should we fail to measure it contributed in and of the New York Philhar- under the auspices of the the world is insignificant if resenting the school. money, $100,000 in food- ures to the contributions expected and monic Orchestra. Seattle University Women's it is bounded only by self-in- The SU team, having won of us. stuffs, clothes,and books. All contest, the benefit itself, a Guild. the last two have be- College students,of necessi- of this was sent by Eastern As to very little," said Fa- every TV- arrangement for "The woods are full of good "l do come the toast of ty, must be caref'ibcnei art;' and Middlewestern "units." new seating ther KollcrJusublj,"Ijust get equipped in the terri- Yacht Club the auditorium has been people," said Father. "All w« home pensing of their usuli . It would seem to follow that have to do is to get them out people like you to go to work. tory. Thelights dim, the video ger funds. Some must go for year worked out by Rosenthal. obligation Morgan this we of the Western London, of the woods and into circula- ... You havean to flashes,and Kendrick, books, most of it for living- "carry ball." Tried out by him in glory God and Meet Nov. 3 unit should the arrange- tion." work for the of and Pain flutter into view. accommodations, and a certain The unit in which we are to the penthouse style of crowd breaks Des Kreger, newly elected low stage in The Christophers is devoted the benefit others." Naturally the amount for entertainment. It function will be made up of ment will have a into cheers. rear commodore of the Seattle the center of the auditorium, to getting the good people out 100,000 Respond Yacht Club, announces is therefore a combination of Gonzaga and Holy Names, order the show Junior with seats for the audience of the woods in to com- The people of America Make a date for the next meeting will be Nov. two important ends that this both of Spokane; Portland bat thegrowinggodlessnessin at your favorite TV set; 8:30 dance serves. Itgives the stu- and Seattle Universities; placed on all four sides of the proved receptive to the mes- 3. Plans will be made for the The present stage America and the whole world. for tonight. dance. dents an opportunity to relax, Marylhurst College of Port- orchestra. includes sage of the Christophers, Christmas informal will be closed off and all of the Although the group the short space of four All persons under 21, who take their recreation ;and at land andSt.Martin'sof Lacey. members all faiths, it is a within the contribute a audience will bemuch closer to of years, the membership has FOR "EDUCATORS" are interested in yachting,are same time to However, this year, the Catholic organization, inter- cause, theimportanceof which function of the NFCCS will the orchestra than atany pre- grownto number over 100,000. Seattle U.s Future Teach- invited to attend the meeting. the building. ested in all primarily because cannot be overstressed. not be one of relief alone. vious concert in Teachers have gone into their ers of America announces Itis to be held at 1807 Hamlin preview it is Catholic. am- open St., south of the Acknowledgments must be Rather the aid which it gives Billed as a to the history, classrooms with renewed membership is to all edu- near the end spirit season, will be the For thefirst timein ;lawyers have given up majors. Montlake Bridge, at 8 p.m. made for the fine in will be more evenly distributed the contest Father Keller pointed out, a bition cation which the hall, the cokes, and between students at home and musicians' contribution to the lucrative positions to work for fund. handful of men set out to salary; house- the music were contributed. abroad. orchestra's sustaining of hate about God at half the priced $1 and teach a doctrine have realized the sub- Cordial thanks are extended to Displaced persons will con- Tickets are at 30 years ago; today there is wives — of Providence, $2. Students may order them limity of their vocation ex- Drama Guild Presents the Sisters tinue to receive aid, as will - hardly a portion of the globe Cammarano Brothers, City in by mail at Hopper Kelly's, amples arecountless,headded. those unfortunate students free from their influence be- need has not Bottlers, Canada Dry Com- But morecon- 1421 Third Aye., or by calling who possessed the But still the war-torn China.
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