Seattle nivU ersity ScholarWorks @ SeattleU The peS ctator 3-9-1950 Spectator 1950-03-09 Editors of The pS ectator Follow this and additional works at: http://scholarworks.seattleu.edu/spectator Recommended Citation Editors of The peS ctator, "Spectator 1950-03-09" (1950). The Spectator. 400. http://scholarworks.seattleu.edu/spectator/400 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. Spec Staff Everyone at Meeting SEATTLE UNIVERSITY SUReads Tuesday,1P.M. The Spec 1 Volume XVII <^^>2 SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 1950 N.o. 9 FARLEY TO ADDRESS GRADUATES Papooses Leave Ex-Postmaster Next Friday For General To Speak Denver Meet At Graduation The largest class (about 540) ever graduated from Seat- By ART HOOTEN and JOHN McLAVEY tle University will have James A. Farley as speaker at the The record shattering Papoose aggregation, strengthend commencement exercises next June 2. by the addition of two valuable board-men, are scheduled to Mr. Farley s letter of acceptance was received by the leave at 9 a.m., Friday, March 17, for their well-earned Very Rev. A. A.Lemieux, S.J., president of Seattle Univer- chance for national fame in the National AAU tournament sity. In accepting the invita- in Denver. tion,Mr.Farley,now chairman Coach Bill Fenton will take their roster. This is where Soc Forum Hears of the board of the Coca-Cola 10 members of the original Spangler and Hedequist come Export Corp., said: frosh squad, which set an ini- in! Probation Officer "With reference to your let- tial for U. by "No other players were se- record Seattle oppor- ter... in which you inviteme whipping their arch-rivals Al- lected in regards to the many A discussion on "Job tunities in Juvenile to address the graduating pine Diary in the final game offers that have been sugges- the Court" 28, class of Seattle University, on of the League tour- ed to my office," Fenton said, was delivered February to Northwest Sociology Forum, by June 2, in the Civic Audito- ney at Edmundson Pavilion; concerning their beingchosen. Mr. Phil Green, Chief Probation rium in Seattle,Iwant you to thus winning the 1950 ticket Permission had to be ob- know that Iconsider it a great the March 16, 17, and 18 tained from the Evergreen Officer at the King County to Juvenile Court. honor to be invited to do this, Denver tournament. Chief- Conference regarding smooth- and that Iaccept your invita* tains Earl Spangler and Bob working Hedequist, since he This speech was part of a tion with great pleasure." series of talks job,oppor- Hedequist have been picked- has another year of eligibility PICTURED ABOVE is the victorious Papoose basketball squad, to leave next week on The tunities presented by the for- formerPostmasterGen- up by Fenton to supply some at SU. to represent Seattle in the National Amateur Atheletic Union tournament at Denver. eral of the the um. United States has badly needed height for The Papoose squad will be long been prominent in na- big AAU tournament play. the first freshman contingent Mr. G%een stated that trained social workers are tional and internationalpoliti- Spangler has topped the to participate in the Denver Commerce Club Sarazin Hall What Is the cal circles. He wasPostmaster lastfour AAU Although list badly needed in Washington varsity inscoringthe affair. the juvenile General from March,1933, to and his sturdy, ag- of teams isstillunknown since courts. seasons Hears Aluminum Bombed Out Woman's Place? "Competent August,1940. Duringthis pe- gressive 6ft. 5 in.frame, along most sections of the country well-trained so- It was bedtime at Sai'azin The second in a series of cial workers arein demand for riod Mr. Farley was chairman with Burly Bob's bulky, pow- have their playoffs at a later the Publicity Director Hall. All 29 pajama-clad coeds open discussions prepared by iuvenile work," stated Mr. of National Democratic erful 6 ft. 3 in. anatomy will date, such eminent teams as the Philosophy Club The Commerce Club,March relaxed in spirit of well- was pre- Green,"becausethe Children's offset thePapooses lack of al- Oakland Bittners, San Fran- a sented Sunday morning, Feb. Chevrolets, 7, heard Theodore Schmidt, Court will give that care that a member of the titude. Hedequist was No. 2 cisco Denver Nug- being. After one burgling and 26, over Station KJR. hts of Columbus, the Chiefs gets, and the world-champion director of public relations, should be given by the par- point-maker for the two furnace explosions during With Father McCusker,S.J. ents." es, and the Elks. this '49-'SO season. Phillips Oilers are certain to Kaiser Aluminum and Chemi- the merrymonth of February, ?s moderator, Pat and Green also ming into Refering to the local AAU be onhand. cal Corporation. Smith Mr. stated that promuMHgfl Mr. pub- they basked in the assurance Bill Piggott presented state- KingCounty is the only coun- soon after the financiaH§oi£l|| cage meet, the fieryPapooses Concerning the Seattle U. Schmidt handled lis both ty Washington in 1929, Farley rough time! Theybare- Frosh's chances, Coach Fen- lic relations for a WarProduc- that nothingelsecouldhappen ments pro and con re- in with a well Mr. wiß^*--i had a — garding the subject, "Is the trained organization to com- of the leading figures lysqueezed-byPaulsbo's VFW ton confides, "Their inspired, tion Board Unit in Washing- to them nothing. in^me^ C, Family a Conjugal bat juvenileproblems. Twenty reconstruction of our the first night; earned a clever, and at times fanatical ton, D. and for 11 months At first nobody noticed it. Real Soci- econo- after the war, was director of ety". counties have no probation my. He is the author of sev- nerve-tingling 32-26 win the play against Alpine in that Six or seven were saying the books, game information and advertising The main issue of contro- service at all. Only about five eral one of which, "Be- following eveningover anoth- final at the Pavillionas- Rosary; the rest were busy hind the Ballots," Renton A and my complete confidence for the War Assets Admini- versy arose over the question trained officers serve outside is consid- er "old enemy", sured sleeping, studying,keepingup King County. ered a classic in the study B; put inspired in the Freshmen." stration. of woman's place in the fam- of and then on an their perpetualgameof bridge. the political system. fourth-quarter splurge to up- The Frosh's season record Mr. Schmidt discussed the ily. "Woman cannot be as- Theprobation officershould American It was pretty, though. Kind have an AB in Sociology with set the favorite Alpine Dairy- stands at 22 wins and 10 de- aluminum industry, its his- of an orangy-pink color. sumed to be on the same level ultimate victory tory, its use in industry and as man regarding responsibil- at least one year of graduate men, 48-45 in the finals. feats. Their through In NWL play, the Alps fin- over the Alps was their elev- the home, vocational oppor- First it slithered ity and authority," said Bill work and some field work. St.Patrick's Dance, they have tunities and future possibili- the basement, endowing Ben- Piggott as he defended what The Juvenile Courtis an im- ished ace-high with 12 victor- enth straight win; laundry, all with and backs. The Pa- been turned back since ties. The aluminum industry dix, and its he believes is the infringment portantelement inour society, ies no set not lovely up explained Mid-Lent Treat, got second with a 9-3 January when the Husky- is a growing factor in the own color. Then into of women upon men's rights. Mr. Green. It han- pooses the dorm, dining room, living record and Renton third. Pups outscored them on the State of Washington industri- Pat Smith on the other dles all juveniles who break Set 17 O'Brien the Pavilion floor. Of these ten al development. room, and onward up the hand replied rather defiantly he law and all unwanted for March John filched About this time the tournament'soutstanding 'osses, six of them occured stairs. that, "Women have shown children. A sure cure for those after- from '49 part of the sea- fire engines arrived. Legions that they have equal ability "Individual workers must finals' blues is to be wearin1 player nomination away during the tramped through the host of veteran cagers and son. Alcoholism Course of firemen with men in every field of en- investigateall casesobjective- the green at the St.Patrick's ft. traveling squad will be basement, dorm, dining room, deavor". ly.We want to know the 'why' Day Mixer, March 17, Spon- former college stars. The 5 The and up speedster pushed in 46 Ed and John O'Brien, living room, onward Father gave a in all cases. This takes well- sored by the junior class, the 9 in. Jack Feature McCusker gained three games for the Doherty, Ray Moscatel, Jim Exclusive the stairs. summary at end of the dis- officers", stated Mr. annual jig is one of only two points in its the tourney's high score; as well Hill, Jerry Vaughan, Oscar Seattle University gets Sarazin's 29 shivered on the cussion. He said "In the fam- Green. dances allowed by the school 24 against the Holden, Bobby Burns, Spang- name in the paper quite often front porch, clutching their ily there is real conjugal American children need during Lent. as racking up of a Dairymen for single game ler,Hedequist, and alternates, these days, but one the ar- dearest possessions.