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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. Books, society, that it must have au- trained men and women to Co-chairmen Kay Klingele honors. He and Jack Doherty Jim Gifford and Bob Miller. ticles of which it should be rosaries, even the perpetual thority which comes from God help them. This is the job for and Joe Murphy announce were on the NWL all- Although not allowed to suit most proud appeared in the bridge game, were abandoned. and in man, and that the probation officer. that dancingwillbefrom 9-12 named issue resides star roster. up, Ed Paige will also make February 24 of The Se- Radios and typewriters stood man alone in society is Friday evening, with Ken O'Brien's 512 points scored the journey. attle Times, where public rec- by the door,ready for instant equippedtocarry theburden." Cloud and his orchestra pro- this season are the most ever Fenton alsoinformedusthat ognition of SU's new seminar evacuation. Florine Ross in viding the musical entertain- on was given. Up scored in this area for one University President Father alcoholism And then they found it. ment at the Encore Ballroom, season and an all-time Lemieux, Athletic Director until this time, the course had Heart Tests 1214 E. Pike. 75 Seattle pub- Stuffed into one of the base- Queen Admissionis U. record. Father Logan,Claude Norris, not been given too much Papoose Send-Off Miss Florine Ross, a prin- cents a person, and, in the licity, value, popularity ment windows, it was. Down Under the AAUrules a rep- team trainer; and Bob Youn- but cess at Seattle University's spirit if the day, refresh- and the stairs and out the door resenting team may add two ker, team manager, will take success have decreed that coughing fire- Rally Thursday Homecoming, was a guest at ments are free. it become a regular part tramped the college or amahire players to in the tournament. of men, taking the The Student Publicity Com- the Capitol Hill Commercial Peggy Lynn is incharge of the schedule starting next stink-bomb with them. mittee announces a rally in Club February dinner. publicity and Glen Graham is term. honor of the Papooses,at noon She sang several selections handling the tickets, which names of Giving the the next Thursday, as a fitting find spoke of her part in the will be on sale next week in speakers at the seminar and send-off to our Denver-bound local "Heart" campaign. Miss the main hall of the LA build- the purpose for which the Teachers Offered frosh team. Capitol ing. offered, Ross is Hill's choice in Dress for the affair is seminar is being The In the way of entertain- the contest for Seattle's strictly sport with a bit Times pointed out that is o' : M27-slh. aye. el. 0171 SU European Posts ment, there willbe the "Ballet of Hearts" campaign. green, of course. /-// \ /PJL^ only American college "Queen " " jIV/fUY the of- Rustic." C. i// DIAMOND! WATCHfS SILVUWaRI" .COiTUMI i^VJ^H HE& teaching \./( ACCmURUi WOn! HINCS fering such a course for un- All candidates for positions in the fall of 1950 Followingthis,theteam will dergraduates. (Thereisasim- present a special display of $¥* ilar program at Yale for grad- who are interested in assign- STUDENTS ments in Germany, Austria, showmanship. jO*) IN TODAY, OUT TOMORROW uate students only.) Gifts will be presented to The value of such a course, and Japan, please leave their names with Robert Prenovost the team. There will be a " Dry Cleaning according to Father Royce, musical program, also. Vfjjfh director,is that thehuge prob- in the placement office. cjslihto " Laundered Shirts lemof alcoholism in thiscoun- Interviews will be arranged try can be adequatelyhandled with the chief of the recruit- Racial Problems Panel only by those who know the ment section of the civilian SUstudents will participate MASTER CLEANER facts, and SU's seminar on personnel of the Army. This in a panel on racial problems (Formerly- - Best-Ever Cleaners) alcoholism is the way to learn applies toelementary and sec- to be held at the U. of W., 1209 Madison Same Block as Bartell's FRANK URSINO, Seattle Prep. Graduate, 1936 them. ondary positions. April 20-21. Rally For Papooses Thursday Noon!! 2 THE SPECTATOR Friday, March 9, 1050 The SPECTATOR erin go bah! national security „: «ie NOfITHWESX JNTRR- " JACKIE RENDALL ■JTOLLEGIATE PRESS CONFERENCE. " RON MARPERT may be Official publication of It true that the Irishare the the Associated.Student* yX _£«{ » finest people in America,and also inIre- Right at the top of the list of na- regretfully indicated that he had passed W of University. <^ ' Seattle t*-=ii»?=- land, where a few of them left, tional security measures seems to be 01 to that Great Beyond where all good Published on Weilnes- *«^=Sir%ki =.& are iln.v, fortnightly, clurlnc ">i=ii?l =^ in reminisence of the great man who flying disks,Stromboli,and anAir Corps ccme to asadand ignominious end. Pub- per year. Entered as ■$Paat.W*""* fc campaign requiring personnel to wear lic sentiment doesn't leop- matter. evicted us lock, stock and snakeskin. all seem to favor third clnss suspenders, and have seized upon the ards lingering among the cafe society National advertising representativei National St. Patrick a Romanized Briton, se- Advertising Service,Inc., 420 Aye.. New touchy little recently oc- for any great length of time. Madison lasting incident that York 17, N. Y. cured the gratitude of the Irish curred in Oklahoma city. It just goes to prove, boys— you've by conquering the serpent of paganism, surrounding Tot to play along with the girls. Don't Editor .': Frank Sullivan leaving the light of Christanity glowing Citizens of the area upon learning be leaping ?0 foot moats to get away Advisor LelandHannum with unextinguishablepower. were somewhat alarmed Faculty Moderator that a 170-pound leopard was casually from them. You just get the works in Rev.Owen McCusker, S.J. He learned to speak the language of mingling with the folks-about-town. the end. Better just accept that time- people while captivity which honored — you STAFF the in Rumor went around to the effect that axiom can't live with EDITORIAL further proves his great ability, for it t!em and you can't live without Bob Lucid the animal frequently grew hungry and them. NewsEditor takes a smart man to acquire a speak- Sports Editor Jack McLavey when confronted with such a situation Feature Editor Key Packard ingacquaintancewith the Gaelic tounge. he would embrace most alarming means That's why the Irish are all so smart! to satisfy his appetite. Everyone my day BUSINESS STAFF — breathed when it was announced Elwyn Sneed Ah that dear little green isle, which easier " Advertising Manager — that a couple hundred marines with au- JULIE DENNEHY Assistant A1 Powell we love so devotedly especially since we don't have to live there. 'Tis said by tomatic weapons had been called in to The other evening I Tony went to a con- Feature Writers— Julie Dennehy, Gib- the inhabitants,in their usual humble digressions join the hunt. Everyone, that is, except cert which Imuch enjoyed, given by Hay, Shirley Hollohan. a bons, Margaret way, that it is the greenest nation in " any human being or animal that could singer Kendrick, Jaclyn Rendall, Irene — KEVIN PACKARD Finnish with a beautiful voice Mary the world agreed! When the English possibly be mistaken for a leopard. vho spoke very movingly. Williams, Ted Dooley, Mary Ellen Jensen. spirit of Lent, with its self- The Mine- conquered the island, they tried to de- The Women with leopard-skin coats weren't v.orkers' quartet san-r, which made this — Madelyn Bosko, Joan Froh- sacrifices has and — News Reporters port the Irishand bringback the snakes, and penances, arrived being seen in the sti'eets not that peo- part of t*he evening memorable. Ifelt mader, Lola Hoelsken, Lou Ann Malsie, has done wonders for those strong- but we refused. ple didn't have the utmost confidence T should do somethingfor those who are Marianne Myers, Eileen Wagner, Loretta willed people who have so far managed in chaps that SemperFid their way Seibert,Lowell Rutten, Charles Wolter. To the Irish world, March 17, is a the — contributing so much to our country's to stick to their resolutions. to glory but the corps has a rep for Reporters— Cordova, Art Hooten, day of great rejoicing. In Ireland,loyal welfare. So Ibrought them home and Sports Fred Those who gave up the nicotine for being a little limber with the trigger- newly Sonny Laigo, Jack Pain, Gloria Torlai, Hibernians are expected to "drown the thowed them our redecorated 40 days have gottenused to their misery finger. * house, including the John Blewett. Shamrock" ina "Patrick'sPot", while in and instead diningroom, which of snarling at people upon Anyhow, the hunt didn't quite reach was set for formal dinner for the second Circulation Staff: Hank Bussman, Mickey "Little Ireland" (America) certain re- meeting them, manage a sickly smile as McSharry, the exciting proportion of an African assistant to the Secretary of Fin- Bergman, Dockie Fenton, Rog freshment parlors color their beverage if to say, "I'mnot smoking, but it's kill- the and Tom Scalzo. inhonor of this great Saint. big game hunt. It seems that the old nish Consulate, who was representing ingme." Ioverheardone fellow remark- boy got lonesome for little women and His Majesty at the Itold It has always seemed to me that ing another the hall, "I thought theater. them to in wandered back home a day or so later. that the table decorations had been EDITORIAL their hilarity is a bit misplaced as the about giving 'em up this year, which is A resourceful zoo director planted some brought over during 17th is the anniversary his death— done from Tibet the war will be of at least more than.Ihave on any tloped-up meat around the wife's quar- by the man who is married to a cousin Isuppose that many of you but then the ways year." final edition of the Irish are other The one detriment about ters and it seems that Pa leopard bit, of my sister's glad to hear that this is the trange. this abstinence is that one doesn't have husband. of the Spectator under its present staff. hook, line and sinker. A few mouthfuls The next morning Ispent very large- And now before Iclose, suffering anything to take away the taste of the Commencing with the spring quarter, and he had about as much fight left as ly in doing those things which keep us from pangs of conscience and tormented Cave coffee. that moth-eaten bear rug stretched in the paper will be published under the There is a marked increase in at- in tip-top condition. Iwent to the den- Packard, the pres- by the "little people",Iwish to disclose front of the fireplace. tist editorship of Kevin tendance at Mass in the Chapel every and hair-dresser's and, on the fly, that Iwas the vicious viper that started They threw a rope around his neck Ibought birthday ent feature editor. the false that the morning. It is a sight which is always some and Christmas beingmade at rumor wheelbarrow and dragged him in by the tail. Of presents in one of those Winter Although the changeis was, the greatest single influence in Ire- pleasing to behold. Why is there always sales the insistence of the outgoing staff, it such a laxity immediately at the termi- course this was probably mild, compared which one sees advertised. amount land! progress as it taught the Irish to to what his charming mate had in store nevertheless,occasions a certain walk on their hind legs. It was really nation of Lent? Ifound amongother thingsa delight- of regret on their part. We well know There are two important events for him. She was rumored to be quite ful cookbook edited by British and a plow. Forgive me, for Iknew not what perturbed about the thing. that the paper has not fulfilled its ut- Ihad done. looming up in the near future, St. Pat- whole American women in Venezuela for the most potentalities. Such a task requires rick's Day andFinals. Of the latter we The mickey, however, proved too benefit of the Brazilian Society for the practically a full-time application, which need not say too much, as the worried much for the big cat and final reports Promotionof Mutual Good Will in World is impossible in the light of a desire to countenances and occasional shrieks of Affairs. On one page are the Spanish graduate, eventually, from the school. "something despair that emerge from the library recipes and on the opposite page they Much more important, however, the are quite enough to stir anyone'simagi- 'how's that are translatedinto English. Ithink this Spectatorof the past three quartershas snapped .." nation. is goingtobe ahelp to my halting Span- towered undeniably high above certain St. Patrick's Day, of course, ish. The covers, both front and back, " BOB ERSKINE will again' dept. ■tevious editions of the not too remote bringout all the loyal sons of Hibemia. display the vegetablesandfruits of Ven- H.One thing of which we are partic- Whether or not Monk Mangle is They will go through their usual in- The other day Iaccompanied the SU ezuela with their names in Spanish and proud is the fact that there has guilty of mercy slaying in the death of decorous antics which are funny to no Chess Club to Everett.Seems they were English. Treen absolutely none of the bickering his wife Mathilde, is not the issue. The one except another "shanty." But then, short a player for their forthcoming Tuesday morning Ihad the oppor- and "political" nonsense which has al- issue is, whether or not Mathilde was it's a grand old day commemorating a joust with the Everett Chess Club, so I, tunity to take the train to the farms; ways seemed to go hand-in-hand with dead before Monk shot stabbed and blud- grandold nation, so let-them have their beinga man of manytalents,offered my however it took us two hours, a rather the Spectator. The "miniature Machia- geoned her. fun. Irishmen are always so well be- services. dismaying prospect;but being pursued velli's" have, let us hope, wised up to Now Monk, a quietunassuming man, haved on the other 364 days anyway Ihadn't played much chess, except by that word "delay" still seems in Win- some degree. about 6 feet, 9 inches and weighing 285 (if Mr. Coen should read this Iwould the kind you fool around with to pass ter to be one of the troubles faced by It is, of course, impossible to satisfy pounds, has stated that Mathilde had be denounced as a dirty heathen). the time, so it appeared to me to be a all methods of transportation. Ican i*e- everybody.Each individual has his own died of a heart attack while he (Monk) Iwas sitting down to a murky cup simple matter to slip up to Everett,con- member well, when Iwas a little girl, ideas as to what should constitute a was chasing her around the yard. Ma- of coffee inone of the more respectable found them with my "free-style", and of having been stopped at a small rail- representativenewspaper. thilde,it seems had a bad head cold and "beaneasies" the other day when a fel- "sweep the meet", as we say in chess road station for six hours. The Spec would have to have more her suffering had affected Monk low in a long black cape, silk hat, and circles. Havinghad such aperfectly gracious pages than the telephone book to keep strangely. On the third lap around the a curled mustache, approached me and Well, Isatdown at the boardappoint- day in the country made me more than everybody happy. All we can do is very yard Mathilde stumbled and fell. Monk with many a furtive glance informed ed to me, smiled and nodded graciously ever reluctant to return to the city last sincerely apologize for our own limita- came lumbering around the corner me that for one plate of Old Faithful about the gloomy room, thinking to in- nifTht. Idrove in from Marsdale, and tions and then proceed to do the best shouting, "Wait mypoor darling." beans he would divulge a highly impor- ject a little cheer into the atmosphere. took the train from Docton so Iwas we can. As he approached her still form, he tant state secret. His whole manner One particularly ponderous old buffalo home by 10 p.m. Of course there is one type of reader whipped out two pearl handled pistols, aroused my insatiable curiosity, so I sitting— next to me glowered inmy direc- T took a walk with "Shep" early in who wil never be satisfied. He is the an old cavalry saber, given him by decided to play along. tion at the time Icouldn't help think- the morning. Ireally feel sorry for him to an He gobbled "professional" critic. You wil usually Air Force corporal named George Arm- down the mess as if he ing that if an orang-utang was placed these days. Iam not bringing him to find him sitting on his one-spot in the strong Custer, and a small 50 pound hadn't had anything to eat for a week before a chess board ina blue serge suit town since Icannot look after him or Cave, mugging coffee, inhaling corner, dead-ringer spend a cup of bash weight. With these he gently fired me into a threw his cloak around he would be a for old nozzle- any time with him. Yet he is so tobacco, and complaining, just complain- 12 shots her, delivered and finally, when he was through, drew nose. glad to see his family and be in his own into six thrusts and ing. It may be the Spec, or the Student and 14 with the old cavalry me whispered in my pointed little Then my opponent swung into view. home once a week, that Ifeel guilty Body, Engineers, slashes why or the or the ball saber he received from a navy seaman ear. "I know the real reason the He was one of those tall, cool devils, about deserting him and being away. squad, or what have you. It really mat- named Sitting Bull, and caressed United States severed relations with thirtyish and superior looking. When he Dogs are faithful creatures and Icould little, just complain. her Bulgaria." thought ters very so he can with the sash weight until restrained Good heavens! I to had arranged the chessmenImentioned not help smiling a little when he ran Concerning the opinions of this type, by sympathetic neighbors. myself, this will be the scoop of the that Iwas, as yet,a novice in the field all around the house last evening, as we couldn't have cared less. year. "Why?" Iasked breathlessly. of tournament He politely in- though he had visit "What Idid was illogical and irra- chess. to every corner of And so, Mr. Packard, It's all yours. "Because the Bulgarian gamins were quiredif he "Dared to use Evan's his own domain. tional,"said Monk. "Somethingsnapped gam- pilfering the American consul's wine bit". This afternoon of represen- whenIsaw her poor bodylying there." one the Ken Romano, civil engineering senior cellar!" Thinking, naturally, that Iwas being tatives of the County poor Association for at Seattle University, is acquiring prac- Is this man to be further pun- If you haven't given up the cinema made the butt of a jest, (for Iknew full Educationin the state came to tea.What tical experience in his chosen field. His ished inhis grief? Ileave it to you, the for Lent, go see "Samson and Delilah." well that a gambit was a type of salt- a vivacious and courageous person she parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Romano, of reading public to decide whether or not It is truly an epic. For the paltry sum water shell fish).Irepliedthat he might is! She is deeply interested, as Iam, Auburn, recently acquired some Lake he is guilty. Do not consider mercy slay- of $1.25 you will see fat and fortyish doas he saw fit. in the wiping of illiteracy pro- ing out and Washington property. as just or unjust. Thelaw is clear on VictorMature make unparalleledamours At the completion of the game, which curing better educational opportunities Ken, with the assistance of other en- this. The point is, Was Mathilde dead to scrawny Hedy Lamarr and slay 3,001 lasted three moves, it occured to me for all. It is my conviction that the gineering students, is surveying the before Monk came around the corner? Philistines and you'll get an occasional that, prehaps, a gambit might have a battles we fight in the world tribunals propertypreparatory to buildinga home (Mathilde was insured for $10,000 glimpse of BenHur, where Mr. De Miile meaning other than a shell fish. It is will never really besettled until we learn an the lakeshore. double indemnity.) got a little careless. possible, very possible. to fight them in our own communities. burke-men prefer final grades to skiing trophy! — Inview of theproximity of compete we would be at a They placed— second in the necessaryin order tosee from enough seconds to win the Again individual honors tion, Western WashingtonCol- 'inal test week, Captain Wha- distinct disadvantage." downhill 14 seconds behind one gate to another. meet. went to Walker. Theacespeed- lege meet. IenBurkehas decided to with- Rhoady Lee, three year vet, the winner. This meant they Now it was time! One run All eyes glued to the stop- ster scored 198 points out of The Wenatchee Junior Col- draw his high-flying Chief- and Whalen's brother, Terry must capture the slalom by at wasall!Noslips,— No spills,but watches as Foley, the last a possible 200 to render possi- lege first team flyers earned tain skiers from this Sunday's Burke, are both out of action least 15 seconds or—the meet plenty of specd or they were man, neared the finish. Could ble the victory. Besides his the top honors in the regular Whitman College sponsored for at least another week. Lee wassomebody else's andthey out. he do it? first in the slalom, Walker slalom meet and the Yakima meet at Toll Gate,Oregon. has an injured leg and Burke had to do it with only four The sophomore expert,Don He breezed in;timed at 49.1 posted fourth in the downhill. JC first team placed right be- We would like to take a suffered a head impairment men against four five man Walker, led off. Each mem-— seconds. The Chieftains had Leader Burke captured third hind SU. CPS seconds were crack at winning the Falken- in their victory atMt.Spokane teams. Terry (call me Trees) ber of each team followed gathered first, second, third in the slalom and fifth in the fourth and the host Viking berg trophy all right", Burke three weeks ago. Burke collided with a tree at Dick Foley of SU took off last. and ninth to cop the EWCE downhill. Foley was second in squadlast. declared, "but Idecided Win Hard Way the downhill finish line in an As Foley began his flight, contest by 22 strained, per- the slalom and Bob Mahoney Jim Pauly gained second in against going'waydown there The squad walked off with effort to avoid other skiers. the situation stood like this: spiring seconds. No. 2 in the downhill. the two-course slalom, Dick because of the strain of final first place honors at Mt. Spo- Later Burke had to have five Walker had the best time, CPS nailed runnerup hon- Meanwhile,last Sunday, the Foley finished fourth, Jim tests". kane the hard way!Theycame stitches taken. CaptainBurke wassecond and ors, Wenatchee JC placed Chieftain second team picked Hopper eighth, Bud Fisher Besides two of our first through when the chips were To top it all off, fog set in Mahoney eighth. The Chiefs third,Whitman fourthand the up second place honors at Mt. was tenth and EdMunroe fif- team men wouldn't be able to against them. by this time and radar was were in the lead— but not by host team trailed the field. Baker ina class "C" competi- teenth. Friday, March 9, 1950 THE SPE CT At OR 3 BRAVE TALK Eager Diamond Men Seek Sun, Dry Field By JACK PAIN California's famed sunshine dipped into Seattle long enough March 1for Coach Brightman and 28 aspirants to take their spikes out of mothballs, grab a dozen new horse- By JOHN McLAVEY hides and take to Broadway Playfield for the first diamond and Earl session of the year. Twelve laps and 35 pushups later the By the time the baseball season rolls around spikes again ready fori skipper finish disposing of and were Sheeleyandhis new Rainier's the talent,it will be practically a new nine which takes mothballs. Romeo a Franklin grad, and acquiring Legreide of Anne, Ed the field for Seattle on openingday. On paper the 1950 squad Queen peppery the in- Floyd Odgen a letterman last year's club already are such names as: looks to be on Gone from last field,has strengthintheouter season at Western Washing- Charlie Schanz, Neil Sheridan, Mickey Grasso, Herm Besse, Schanz gardens and packs punch at ton. Russ Oplinger, Tom Neil and Heinz Becker. Pitcher In the infield, major league clubs,Sher- the platter. Lettermen and receiver Grasso were drafted by Feiser and Harrington are Frisco, Besse belongs to the Angels now, Pitchingmay turn out to be idan is back with the problem in the coming teaming with Frosh Dick and the will be performing inother minor loops. rest campaign, which is set to be- Naish to form a fast combin- With all of these ballplayers gone, what does Richards the first week April, ation around the keystone and enough gin in have in camp with which to form a ball club? He has Much will dependon the slants hot corner. Loyd Reed, a 300 men to organize an experiencedclub and another team com- of veterans Joe Faccone, Jack hitter for twoseasons andKen posed of greenrookies, and then some. Lynch, and Frank Vena. Joe Lasbaugh of St. Martin's are Left over from the '49 season are:pitchers Guy Fletcher, in particular had trouble last one and two in the battle for Herb Karpel, Denny Galehouse, John Hoffman and Rugger season with a stiff shoulder, first base position. Ardizoia;catcher Jack Warren;infielders Tony York, Jackie but early workouts last month The fly-chasing department Albright,Hillis Layne, LeonMohr and Bill Schuster;and fly- seemed to have loosened the has four who are considered chasers Al Lyons and Bill Ramsey,. muscles and he's set for his as potential starters. There Several of the new experienced additions are expected This shows a tense moment during one of the games in the intramural basketball fourth year of varsity twirl- are Chuck Kitzman (Lincoln) to break into Richards' lineup. Catcher Roy Lamanno should season, which winds up with the league championship gamenext Thursday.The Turks, ing-. and Don Ley (Roosevelt). be a first rate PCL backstop. Veterans Mark Christman and leadinginSection B,are slated tomeet the winners of the Tonks-Clowns duelinSection A. Bob Bevins the submariner Back to cover left and center Lon Frey, who has starred in the World Series, will be com- formerly attending Seattle respectively are John Ursino peting with Albright, York and several rookies for infield Pacific, and Otto Balmer, and 1949's batting leader, assignments. Pitchers Hec Brown, Ernie Bickhaus, Al Gear- Spangler Repeats Papooses Nose fresh out of Orting High Dave Piro. hauser, Fred Schmidt and John Hoffman will be thoroughly 'Mural Cage School, both have caught Al's Only setback for the Chiefs tested as the Rainiers lack pitching strength above all else. As Top Scorer; Out Madigan fancy and are the two most so far, has been Hank Casal's Len Tran, for instance, may nail down the middle-bag likely to round out the five- injury.Hank,a three year vet- .330 for Vancouver The Papooses outplayed, squad. eran, will be on the shelf for job.The former Franklin high athlete hit and outfouled the Title Game man mound Davis, signed from Sac- Hedequist Second outscored, Behind the plate will beBill the entire season. last season. Twenty-year old Charlie Madigan Hospital lots, fine infield prospect, al- Veteran eager Earl Spang- General ramento's.sand is listed as a hoopsters Sunday, before a thoughhe may need further training.Dick Sinovic,who swat- ler, for the fourth consecutive Next Week the Caps, may make season,captured the Chieftain sell-out crowd. By JOHN BLEWETT ted WIL hurling for .368 average with much-needed height of Don't They Deserve spot. K. scoring crown. The Ramsey work for the centerfield Seattle's Chorlton Spangler and Hedequist and Twenty intramural basket- O'Brien, for Boise last campaign, and Jim who batted .366 After a slow start the ex- the fast break of the O'Brien ball teams wind up their sea- A Pat on Back prospects. Amongthe pitchers,Jim Wilson, Prep caught the are other outfield Seattle star on twins (plus a little raz-ma-da son this week and the winners By FREDDIE CORDOVA and SONNY LAIGO from Birmingham; Vern Kinsfather, from the Caps; and to amass a total of 336 fire by Oscar Holden) was just too of Section A and Section B didn't keep her from skiing Gene Kelly (no, not that one) are expected to show promise. points, justthreeless than his willclash for the league cham- Intramural ball in SU does much for the hospital group. fan as eitherand she's only 20. And the big questionmarks are: (1) Can Jim Keating make best year. pionship next Tuesday. Sec- not hit the "rabid" At the two-minute rulev The leading bowler of the the grade now after one yearlay-off? and (2) Will24-year-old tion A has narrowed down to hard in the face as does inter- folds, Cooland collectedBob Hede- Coach Fenton substituted five collegiate sports, nevertheless "stronger" sex is 26 year old Ralph Atkinsbeable to hit inthis league? If Atkins can and Madi- a two-team race involving thj up? major quist, who led the scoringdur- men too many, the here to stay! And bowl- John Patrick McGillicudy who Frank Coleman's sore tootsies hold That's another ganmen Tonks and Clowns, while the it is ing the early going, mustered hit five successive ing can be just as important averages 164 for 18 games. problem! gain baskets, within sin- champion of Section B appears just all the headaches 297 points to second to come a as basketball or baseball. (How many dames can beat For the time being we will leave Spangleraveraged11.59 gle point the Papooses. to be inevitablythe Turks. and what hecan do.He won place. of Anyway, two people think that average?) Besides, cap- and details uptoMr.Richards see points per game and Hede- With 57 seconds left, the The Tonks and Clowns lead — the flag for Buffalo last season— CAN itbe done here? so by the way they keep taining the "Mud Balls," he is quist 10.24. original five Papooses took the Section A with undefeated pin-boys busy picking the secretaryof thelocal bowl- records of eight, and seven those Attention, Alpine, Pacific Trails, etc.! Lanky Sophomore Center floor again. Ed O'Brien went up their mess. Both rate the ing league. Three seniors, due to graduate this summer, ended their Bill Higlin followed with 227 the entire floor for one of his victories,respectively,andwill highest averages in the SU The nearest he got to the careers with the termination of this season's and swift Norm Willis specialty shots- j;ist before the meet to decide the section bowlingclassic and are, conse- 300 mark was a1259. That was SU basketball scores gun.souaded. leadership tomorrow at two schedule following the Portland series. placed fourth with 176. quently, the reigning "King no luck of the Irish, because Approximately $150 was o'clock in the Seattle U.gym. Alleys." he wayback in '38and The three hoopsters, centers Earl Spangler and Ken Two other Chiefs tallied and Queen of the started forward-guard Willis, able overcome taken to helpfinance the frosh The teams met once before, under-estimate was a pinboy just as long— io Chase and Norm were to over 100 during season's season, But never two-game the team at the AAU meet in during theregular and (he a woman! Patty he knows how to roll 'em.But the Pilots, aggravating jinx the first night of the play. Fieser hit for 145 power of pleasant. Bob Denver. only one point determined the averages 133 for 21 it took him three months to series to make theseason somewhat more and Bill made 127. Ed O'Brien led outcome, but due a scoring Sloan pivot-man (and forward, part Cheshier John and to games. (How manyboys could hit over 100 while he was Earl Spangler, the Chiefs Bothare Sophomores. the victors, with 17 and 20 error the game was protested of this year) for the last four years, walked off with the keep an average like that?) learning. The tall, John O'Brien, meanwhile, points, respectively. Larry and as a result will be re- another reason whyher Only about 5 feet 11inches team-scoring honors for the fourth straight time. for That's three points of continued his terrific scoring Vennard netted 22 points played. Both teams boast "Pocket Pickers" are stealing tall, he is the oldest of six husky eager ended the regular season short his ever-in- the losers. strong offensive and defen- high of 339.Now, with his addition to the pace to build up first place. brothers and sisters.A junior, his previous season creasingrecord-breaking total sive records andare as evenly Denver-bound Papoose squad, Earl will have his chance to MaryPatricia Sloanisajun- he majors in political science. to 512 points in the Papooses matched as the standings in- ior, majoring in economics. "Women bowlers", he says, outdo that mark. will Split dicate. — — tallies,registeredhis freshman year, were, 32 contests. "Shots" at- Chieftains Her hometown is Kent first "are a good thing for busi- Spangler's 339 maintain his 16.00 this season,an all-time high for U.basketballers. tempt to Section B boasts only one only to Bordeaux Hall. She ness and for their personal until Seattle average the Denver O'Brien, with the National AAU tourneyahead of him game in Final Series leader, the Turks, who were started throwing these "can- improvement. The people," he John firstplace, also, has smashed that by canning 512 scores in 32 contests tournament. expectedtocapture nonballs" in her freshman continued,come out and have Brother Ed held second With Portland U. and so far have not disap- year at Kent Hi, developing a lot of fun, but the attend- to date. They seasons, Spangler has rung-up a total of high honors for the Frosh Favored Portland Univer/si- pointed their followers. her left arm till she rolled a ance starts dropping after a In those four both Sphinx points. any other hoopster has ever ac- with 328 tallies (10.35 a ty hung a 79-61 defeat on the have defeated the 168 the other day. Being the couple of weeks...homework 1220 More than SU Jokers, complished! game). Jack Doherty is third Chieftains in the season's ca- and who share the sec- second oldest of four sisters ... money." Speedy Norm Willis, another four-year ace, rates next with 295, then Ray Moscatel saba final, but only after the ond spot with sixvictories and Spangler points with 206, followed by Oscar high-flying Pilots were a single defeat apiece. The to in over-all scored. The ex-West Seattle seven-game has heapedup grand total of 826,176 this season. with 124, and Jerry grounded, 60-58, the previous Turks flourish a mapleman a Holden by Chase, who actually only joined player-list in the Vaughanwith 109. evening. winrecord unblemished de- Ken the upset first Gonzaga series due to the unforeseen man-power short- complete scoring list Spangler and Higlin, in the feat. Only an would The the Turks from the top age, completes this trio of graduating seniors. Six feet two will be run following the Pa- double-post on offense and all move at over the boards on defense, and their last two games are inche Chase has had one year'sprevious experienceon the SU pooses return from action weak varsity. Before that he was a JC Eastern Wash, aspirant. pushed the locals into a two- against comparatively and Denver. teams, indicating almost no Chase netted 12 points in the six games participatedin for Pliiyor FG FTPF TP AVG. point lead at halftime. This he 3pungler 129 78 87 336 11.69 possibility of an occur- Brightman's Gang. B&dMUltt 112 73 06 297 10.24 they managed to keep until such 90 "76 227 7-83 rence. The Sphinx stole the HlSfi ..... 61 54 83 176 6.07 Warren Brown dumped in a Willis Pieser 62 21 57 145 G.37 the limelight briefly last week, in Indian Lore -heshier 47 33 56 127 4.54 cripple to knot count at Whalen Burke says the ski team's victory in the Mt. Spokane 3peidel 29 13 29 71 5.07 58-all. Two successive swish- scoring a 100-37 triumph over simple the all, they ttnmberg .... 16 15 27 47 2.24 Vats, the highest total meet was far from as as papers indicated.First of Rose 13 10 36 8 2.77 ers from the free-throw line the to come from behind to capture top honors. Second, Terry Janicke 6 2 7 14 2.00 up inleagueplay this year. had King 4 5 20 13 1.44 by BobHedequist andthe two- run Burke split his head in the first match, leaving the Chiefs one man Chase 4 4 2 12 2.00 championship pro- 4 3 minute rule iced the one vic- Thus the Terry out for one more Blewett 1 6 1.20 \t"ji'" ": JOHNKIC PATRICK /JUS short. will be about week . . . Some 2 0 6 4 .30 likely match L high Till tory of the yearover the Port- gram will very jray.'', j/'-\J' BOulid as ruro finr-mnc, given to Bill fight \\ I yet, it mot: him nuec type of awardshould be Cheshier for his and spirit. < Tir 1 but the Turks against the winner jft-Wm^'Wit :tit.v 'w^y--V/ HE UAQ SCO/?- probably the most improved player on the squad. PATRONIZE our ADVERTISERS land five. - / MOMVI'o BEFORE He is ;, ABOVE NAUK , This split series marked the of the Clowns Tonks game. Jfffi- i IHG WE HUNDRED finalappearances of four-year The championship game will Students ... letter -winners Spangler and be played on the Seattle U. " Willis, and two-year veteran floor Tuesday, March 14, at fuir, You can have bill*old or app|ication _^^^| Ken Chase. one o'clock. ill--' j-j^mgg/Mj -j^mgg/M % size photos finished from any re-

touched Aegis negative you have on DEVELOPI-iaNT OF tICR LIFT 'I St* "Sfflß* 1 A TS ARM HAS CONTRI&UTtD MUCH WJSfiiBMICY " 'SKRhH April 15. TO PMTY'S FIRVT PLACE. POS- 'Jtif- 'THHEBI if ordered before TCCfER NIGHT TIOW AMONG SEMTIX u£ WO- __jBK """"»» K\ ■^| me 6 'or $3.85 every Friday and Saturday! $5.25 — Wk^ 12 for "Toofer" the price of one, that is for the best in theater. Here's how it works: You buy one ticket for *'** $1.25,— including tax, get an extra one for the tax, or wH R? ■? m $.25 the pair for $1.50. 8:30, Friday or Saturday, and bring your Student Body card. Contact JON, Now DEAN GOODMAN in If Playing ... "FOR LOVE OR MONEY" 3027 Arcade Bldg. By F. Hugh Herbert '% SEneca 2948 The CIRQUE PLAYHOUSE I'm Pulling for the Papooses! Broadway at Madison EAst 7545 4 THE SPECTATOR Friday, March 0, 1050 Strange Creatures GiftPlaquesAdorn Profiling the Professors (No. 3) Guild Brings From Hall Buhr Hall Walls Fr. Robinson to Bring Invade Engineering SU's Commerce andFinance— Trapp Family To Hall Department hasconnections "Jasper" Back to SU Soon The Seattle University good in a connections. Evidenceof By Coast, Guild will present the inter- March came like lamb its friendly EILEEN WAGNER to the West Father this year,causing an epidemic Hall--Not Students relations with the Robinson was president of nationally known Trapp Fam- By LUANNEMALSIE business world of Seattle is The friendly "Hi,ChiefI"of ily Singers Friday, March of early Spring fever. This Robinson, S.J., Gonzaga U. from 1986 until on you've witnessed the clicking of slide rules, or hanging on the walls of room Father Leo 24, at 8:30 p.m., at the Met- proved to be disastrous in No doubt huge A.8., M.A., Ph.D., 1942, when he became Pro- cases, that strange language of ohms, oscilloscopes, diesel 410, where rest five will soon ropolitan Theater. some as approaching heard plaques, resounding through vincial of the OregonProvince finals forgotten cyclesandmoduluses. Or maybe you've seen thosebemuddled contributions of five be the Jesuits, Thisperformance will mark were and af- Seattle concerns. halls of University of the anoffice which ternoon sessions in the library expressions on the faces of those who ponder over papers Seattle he held until 1948. In that the 10th anniversary tour of with a few lookintr some- Used to depict various again, for the popular prof were forsaken in favor of filled withdy's and dx's cur-le-cues will teaching year, he came to Seattle Uni- this magnificent ensemble of like large spaced means of transportation dur- return to next singers sunny tennis courts and green what S's quarter. jovial greeting versity. Upon the death of and musicians. The golf throughout. ing the "homecoming display His Peronteau, Trap Family long courses. The Art Club will not was firstheard year, Father Howard has been Who are these strangecrea- holdits monthly meeting last month, the plaques have herelast head of the Sociology Depart- noted for its programs featur- Sarazin girls went all-out been praisedbyseveral of the when Father Robinson took and even turned up witha ses- tures? They areengineers!... this month because of his place on faculty, ment, Father Robinson as- ing art and folk songs and story. companies as original and the SU duties, sion of Spring baseball prac- And here is their the final exams, an- but in that short time it has sumed his but was little-known musical instru- The of engineering nounced Peggy helpful aids to business edu- compelled to ments. tice. Borrowing a ball from school President considering become a byword among the leave the school - was initiated in 1941, but due Linn. cation. Some are because of for 24 some admiring nature lover, offering students. ill health. Tickets the March Bordeaux, to the war and a consequent the same service to appearance of theTrappFam- and abat from they other local schools. Contrib- Even those who have not For relaxation,Father, who got up a pretty excitinggame. lack of men it was impossible isadeptinsignlanguage, does ily Singers are available at do much more than make cal engineers have most of utors include: Pacific Grey- been inone of Father'ssociol- Shop, Infact, they're even willing to to ogy extensive work with deaf- the GuildBook Kaufer's, plans and await the return of their labs. These are located hound Lines, Standard Oil of classes cannot beunaware the Metropolitan meet any rival hall team for the Propellor of school, mutes. According to Father Theater box normal conditions. 1946 was n the main floor. The elec- California, Club his influence on the office, & Clay, and the championship. tronics lab, which is the first of Seattle, Northern Pacific forwho hasnot heardof"John Robert Carmody, whose opin- Sherman the year. Due mainly to the ion in this instance does not at Seattle University. For those stricken with a unremitting work, self-sacri- room on theright of the main Railway, andthe Seattle-First Jasper Jones, the ? without milder case of Spring fever, entrance, is the favorite haunt National Bank. asoul"?Inadditiontoaninter- necessarily reflect that of the The Trapp Family Singers fice, and ingenuity of Father SPECTATOR, "He plays a isn't just a name. They are an upsetting game of Canasta McNulty, the first class of en- of the Double-E's (electrical estingpresentationof thesub- — will satisfy their "call of the ject matter, low-grade form of bridge actually a family. Themother, gineers were awarded their engineers, to you). At almost of which he is a wild goose." Just ask anyMc- any time of the day itis pos- master, Father Robinson's he's not even on the Chief- Madame Maria Augusta — diplomas in 1948. Pilgrimage tains, but on the Papooses." Trapp, usually introduces the HughHall guy he'll tell you work to sible to hear unofficial discus- lectures are enhanced by the in one strong word. There is still mucn sions and debates on remember anec- Father Robinson's students, numbers which she,her seven done, nothing radioand "I when ..." be but it is as other electrical phenomena. dotes as he gestures wildly nevertheless, will be glad to daughters andtwo sons,under when compared to what has welcome him back Spring the direction of their conduc- Father Lemieux was Caro- During the afternoon, how- Sponsored from the rostrum, andhelpful lyn's distinguished been accomplished since 1946. ever, the perform "hints" during Quarter. tor, Father Frank Wasner, dinner There students exams. His guest are labs to be built and their electrical experiments Criminology classes look for- present. last week' while Bor- more to be completed. It is here. For these experiments, By Sodality ward to the field trips to the The student body ex- Father Wasner, formerly deaux was honored by Father now just a matter of the time A. B. Corrigan and Fr.Roon- all types of modern instru- -years McNeil Island prison, where tends sympathy to Fa- their chaplain when they lived required to install existing Another once -in-50 Gilmore, ey, Dean of Education of all ments such as voltmeter, am- chance to visit Rome during he is acquainted with the Jes- ther whose in the Austrian Tyrol, travels equipment. meters, oscilloscopes, and sig- chaplain. mother diedrecently.Fa- with the group on a special the Jesuit schools. labs, completed, theHoly Year is beingoffered uit The when nal generators are available. sodality, Robinson, convert, ther Gilmoreis on a two- dispensation from his Bishop. will be as complete as any in by the under the Father a If you would look back 37 sponsorship was born in Astoria, Oregon, semesterleaveof absence The Trapp Family first got the country and more modern TheMotor-Generator Lab is of "Queen's from the psychology de- words, into the third para- than Equipment adjacent Work" magazine. Although in 1899. At the age of 17, he its start with its daily family graph (nothing most. was to the Electronics partment. singing parties in thepeaceful like throwing procured from War Surplus, this tour is more expensive entered the Jesuit order, and in a game two, keep Lab. This room contains sev- era of prewar Austria. They or to the valued at more than a million eral types of alternating and than those offered by the In- spent four years in the semi- reader's interest) you will rec- ternational Travel Committee, naryat Los Gatos,Calif. Prom Spec- first achieved fameat anAus- ognize dollars. Next Fall Quarter direct current motors andgen- Charles ChuckWoltei\ trian a most distasteful should see all this equipment erators. Here, the it includes the triple attrac- there, he went to Mount St. tator reporter, will not be at festival when the fa- phrase as a popular(?) song students Michael's, Spokane. mous Metropolitan Opera star, installed and inoperatingcon- can learn the operating char- tion of visits tothethree great in Father SU next quarter. Chuck will title. There is (or should be) shrines of Mary at Fatima, receivedhis A.B.in 1922 from University Lotte Lehmann, urged them dition. acteristics of any typeof elec- attend the ofWash- share evidence to prove that this The heads of the depart- trical machine. Lourdes, and Montserrat. Gonzaga University, and his ingtonnext quarter but plans to their talents with the particular Today they are one of song was written to ments in the EngineeringCol- The trip covers 36 days, M.A. in Philosophy there, in to be back at SU in the sum- world. give young college girls The basement of the build- taught Gonzaga America'smostheavilybooked pre- lege are: Fr. Edmund McNul- leaving New York on July 14 1923. He at mer. mature gray hair. A poll was ty, engineering; Fr. ing (as eveiyone except the and returning Aug. 18, U. as a scholastic for four professional concert attrac- electrical with tions. taken, proving that 30 out of Leo Gaffney, civil engineer- judges for the Homecoming six days in Spain and Portu- years, and continued his stud- Leslie Jones, Seattle Uni- 30 girls would displays can tell you) contains rather eat ing;AlvinF.Gledhill,mechan- gal; five in France, and six ies at St. Louis University, versity senior, said today she puffedrice sparkies than list- engineering; and George the heart of the engineering in Italy. Although special wherehe wasordained.While spendher Spring "The perfect fi- en this activities. Approximatelyone- will vacation finale to to contorted attemptat Szego, chemical engineer- sightseeing tours are ar- at St. Louis, he received his visiting nals," musical lyrics. Anyone who third of the floor space is oc- Sociology 1931, friends and relatives said Catherine Klin- ranged, pilgrims will also be M.A. in in and in Salem, Ore. Miss Jones, a gele, Seattle University edu- disputes this poll can call GA. E cupied by the machine shop. his in Returning - free to make trips, shop Ph.D. 1934. resident Hall, junior, Many non engineers who Tb«s -~-*sicts of a complete other of Bordeaux is cation "is the St. 9831 and will be taken care have classes in the Engineer- - or plan their own time. from Helena, Mont. Patrick's Day dance." of immediately. assembly of metal working Planned tours Thank You,Feßts! ing Building have probably machine tools. The other labs include visits been curious as well as cold, to Lisbon, Madrid, Barcelona, downstairs are:welding,heat- Nice, the French and Italian THE CHIEFTAIN becauseof the seemingly aim- treating, metal and structural FOUNTAIN less activity which they have testing, hydraulic refrigera- Rivieras, and Paris. encountered there. The origi- tion, air-conditioning and fab- Ratesfor the entiretour are Appreciates Your Business nal plans for the remodeling rication. $692 (half-fare for children of the building called for the under 12).This includes round work to be completed in time The Engineers Club is at trip steamship travel, over- for Homecoming but, due to present mostly a campus or- land transportationinEurope, Compliments of the bad weather,it had to be ganization. The plans, how- hotel accommodations, meals, postponed. ever, call for the eventual sightseeing, entrance fees, PAT'S BAR B.Q. incorporation of the club into The Heat-Power Lab., lo- taxes and gratuities,andserv- 1118 Twelfth Aye. cated in the space bounded by the various national engineer- ices of tour escorts. ing societies. Buhr Hall,Vets' Hall,Marion The electrical The tour is open to Sodal- St., SavageHall, contains engineers are the only group, and ists, moderators, DOROTHYmm UADT |k so far, who have received this directors and ■*" ■1■ ■ ■Bff"%l\ | JmR a steam power plant which is their families and friends,re- (UPPER used to heat the halls. This recognition. They have estab- SERVICE chapter ligious and lay. A deposit of function will, however, be a lished a of "Institute $75 Acres* the StTMt frwa School of Radio Engineers" (IRE) is required with each ap- secondary consideration when plication, with accommoda- QUALITY PETROLEUM "Chesterfield was my cigarette in mk mam thelabs areput intooperation. which has recently been ap- proved by the Assembly tions alloted on a first-come- PRODUCTS These labscontain steam (tur- of Arrange- bine, Board. first-served basis. and reciprocating) en- ments may be made to pay gines besides the banks of The recent Engineer's Club by installments, but all ac- Diesel and gasoline internal elections have disclosed the counts must be settled before combustion engines. There is elections were: Robert Down- Monday, May Applications heard, 15. also (as you have on ing, president; Jim Murphy, and payments are to be sub- HILL TOP occasion) an experimental vice-president; John Milborn, mitted to the Pilgrimage pulse jet engine. 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Pike OA. 7917 Your Money! p. j. case Here is a littlebetween-the- lines reading from the new spring schedule.Beingoffered for the first time at SeattleU. are two classes inpsychology; JOHN SUGA ARNE'S MOBIL SERVICE physiological psychology and ■ Mw RawO * jl l^^^^"vV \ m■'■■'■:■■■■■sßi^ni' -mowott? Twelfth Avenue and East Spring contemporary schools of psy- The Popcorn Man chology. NotUnolSwrv*y -<-'C?s \ 3i *8&0'^ Car Wash $1.00 TIRE CHAINS Lubrication The first is taught by a newcomer to the SU faculty, LloydPowell, who has behind him three years experienceas RALPH a physiology lab instructor. SELECT FOODS Dealing with behaviorism, Freudianism, gestalt, func- 1024 MftdiianSt 5-Point Cleaners tionalism, ect., thesecond will Phone MAin 3414 Broadway be handled by Father Royce, head of the department. 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