Sure, And Have You Got The Reader Rumbles Your Peepers Peeled For In This Week's Editorial. A Popular Irisher? GonzagaSs* Bulletin See Page Two. Official Publication of the Associated Students of Gonzaga University Z602 Spokane. Washington. March I, 1939 Picture Captures the Pageantry of Local Consecration DrdHldtJC GfOliP TO ' Give Spring Show
Truly beautiful photograp , Air Saga Leads the Bishop Fltxgerald consecration ; have been made and colored by Roy LeUer, camera artist, and Broadway Farce I placed on display on I board A copy of any ot pictures may lie purchasi-d th [ members of the BULLETIN l drama by Wead. ; fori .• ilollllt I'l»> with i Father Leo J Vents' fin .iris costing fur his itial iprlng presentation, Groundwork tor on extensive HK-wceka period of practice was Bid last night when twelve asplr- Dr. Rotchford Is u;: actors met In the auditorium nth Father Yeats lor tryouU. Both of the plays In question Mendel's Speaker njoyeii extraordinary suc- i the Broadway stage ami rd iti i i pie- Tomorrow Night form "Celling Zero'1 starred i Cagnoy and Pat O'Brien in
Provides Technicolor Illus Men on a Horse" brought tration; To Meet At reen Frank McHugb and •ndcll. For the feminine Sacred Heart. tresses will be recruited (rum tiie Sacred Heart school .it ;nursing . Tomorrow evening at S o'clock Dr. Robert L. Rotchford will speak Pus: production* ol Father to the Mendel society at the Sa Vents Include the stage and screen cred Heart hospital on the subject success, "Page Miss Glory" un.l of Caesarian sections. An actual; Owen Francis Dudley's adaptation. section, turned in technicolor, will of his book, 'The Masterful accompany tbe talk. Contrary to Monk" the onlmary custom of thc Mendel society, the lecture is open to An Interesting meeting Was held last Thursday evening when Dr. "No Gentlemen" H. H. Southcombo, eminent neu One of the impressive parts In the the balconlm above. Wanlungtori'f I other John J. Keep, s. I., deacon aanctuory entrance, utandlng. various sections of the Pacific rologist and psychiatrist, deliver colorful a**a*»aBal*Bil of Bishop drat native Bishop is hi»o» prov •if the Mats; Bishop Crtiuont, of An-hblshop Edwtu« O. Howard, caul. In f r .ml of the ed a lecture upon "The Neurologi Fitzgerald In St. Aloysius church' truti' at the hlgii altar durti.g th Aluilui, (unsecnator, and Father U.I)., of Portland. Also In the sanc roll art. same of the liu Prosecutor Avers last Friday morning. Newsreel und chanting of the. Lltuny. N'*t li Cornelius Snyder. <).!•'.M., subdea-' tuary are shown kneeling some of clergy member* wbo took part Ui cal Aspects of Criminal psychia magazine cameramen hovering in HKhop Fltzgorald, left to rig'''-. It Km. On the throne near the right. the sixty church dignitaries from till' it'l-rilliilii. try." Wh orntoi -••i Dr. SoutbCOntbe stated that the sharp retorts back and forth acrOH Interrelation of law and medicine the room and President Henderson FATHER ALTMAN IS POSTPONED MEETING was becoming more und more pOUnded madly for order, poutup Who's Gonzaga's Mick ?.. . OUT FOR MONTH Gonzaga To Have OF I.R.C. SCHEDULED prominent, the successful criminol emotions came to a head yesterday FOR THIS AFTERNOON ogist being Intimately acquainted as Paul Slnnltt was placed under Engineering students will be with both law and medicine. He I fur c Bulletin Again Sponsors cited several otherwise unsolvable lng member of the Platforuni. saddened to hear that the Rev. Entry In Festival Mr. Donovan, S.J.. professor ot cases which were reconstructed Francis Altman, S.J., head of the medieval history, will speak this and solved purely through the ef Prosecuting attorney Jack "From Aula* Sod" Contest Engineering department, will be afternoon to thc members of the forts of noted English and Scottish Clark, who brought the indictment, Gonzaga's Most Popular Irishman. Who is ho? forced to remain ln a hospital bed Gonzaga's dramatic deportment International Relations club. The medical authorities, •fused to divulge .1. tails of the of Tbe BULLETIN tbla year again takes up the shillulali for approximately another month. will enter the one-act tragedy meeting which was originally fences but admitted on outline the auld country by conducting Its annual probe to detenu Father Altman, stricken ill last "Submerged" In the civic tourna scheduled for last week will be Mental Di.Mii**. charge would be nerved today. week, Is resting caally ln the Sa ment of plays to be a feature of given over to a discussion of the "No American physician has Stated Clark. "Tlie evidence 'goes est specimen of Irish humanity on the campus. cred Heart hospital under the care the Spokane Festival of Drama, Mediterranean relations of France made any worth while contribution to show lhat Sinltt Is a gentleman. Red Heads At Premium ol Doctor John II. O'Shea. Music and Dance. and Italy. to the study of mental diseases, al With red-heads at a premium. Frpm March to April various or Thomas Curran will be provided though America is second to none the MeCuires, the O'Brien's, thc 1 ganizations throughout thc city an opportunity to publicly "Im in all other lines of medicine," Is Attorneys f.ir the defense have Kelly * *nd the Murphy's, in fact Service Men Aid will present their playa. Judges prove" on the speech and to offer the contention of Dr. Soutlicombc. not yet been appointed but the any man about the campus who will rate thc performances and constructive criticism. President "Tho beds of the mentally nick far probability 1* that "Polaon Bob" can stand up and say "Shurc-an- choose six to be presented ln a Carl Johnson will close thc meet outnumber those of all other types Deliwo will head the staff. Ma*. be-gorry" bos a wide-open chance Visiting Prelates Calendar prominent downtown theatre. ing with announcements relative of sickness combined, yet nothing King, Platforum Judge, will preside to achieve the fame of St. Pat Pour Finally Selected to thc club's regional conference, has been done to remedy this sit over Lhe trial and the club mem rick's recognition to be held late In March. uation." bers will serve as the Jury. The special unnamed secret MARCH 1-7 These productions will be put on BULLETIN contest committee, tcllltating [ho transportation Wednesday— over a period of time and four will composed of Doon McDiratine, lotting dignitaries to and from 12:10 p. m.—Kennel meet be selected to compose an eve Jock O'Fahey, arid Willy Mae- ration of Bishop W. J. j ing, room 221. ning's review. Prizes will be award O'Mulllgan has not. as yet, agreed I Fitzgerald, S.J : Platforum anil j 2Ab p. ——.I.R.C. meeting, ed not only for the best play but Round Table Fetes Mike Pecarovich also for thc best actor and on a fitting award to be presented t],e Knlghi Kennel met In-! room 221. to the winner, McDiratine holding coming trains on Thursday night, Mr. Leo F. Lanphier, S.J., Gon out for a sack of Irish potatoes, and Friday morning. Thc visiting 'rhuraduy— zaga's enterpenour par excellence, MacO'Uulllgan favoring an Irish celebrities ana assistants for lhe 10 u. m.—Debute meeting, and Buddy Zumwalt. stage minded bouquet, and •O'Fahey offering so high Mans wore taken from tbe room 228. halfback, completed arrangements many and such i;i--Insh sugges trains to their place of lodging by 7:30 p. -.—Mendel meeting, lost Monday night wben they at tion* that limited space prohibits room 311. tended a meeting of tho Recreation their enumeration courtesy cars provided, for tho oc casion, by both organizations. Council of Organized Agencies. Choice of the Most Popular 10 a m.— Chapel. Other school groups may enter Irishman at Gonzaga will be made Members of Lhe Platforum driv 6:30 p. m.—Music depart plays If they ao desire. by use of a special ballot to be ing courtesy cars were Bill Itoycc. ment broadcast over KGA. printed ID next week's issue of Lhe Bob Henderson, Paul Slnnltt. Joe Saturday— BULLETIN. Any student who 7:30 p. m.—Father Linden boasts a bona fide Irish extraction Simpson, Joe Swontkoski and Bob Meeks. On hand for lhe Knights of speaks over KHQ. Club Will Tour Is eligible, and only votes on thc Tuesday— regulation BULLETIN ballot will the Kennel were John O'Brien. Pat Bowles, Tom Latly. John Cully and 12:10 p. m, -- Platforum be counted. I Bob McCabe meeting, room 210. Montana Towns Following thc numerous repllei Bulletin Proves Interesting Companion To the form letters sent out recent-; ly by President Gordon Merwln to thc principal cities of Montana and Hairdresser In England's Royal Court Idaho, Father S. J. Coogan plans to leave sometime this week for Mike Pecarovloh, former Zag By BILL Ml i.i.i'. \N by name. Having made her ac-ithc hair of many an aristocratic these points ln an effort to com mentor and now bead ooarfi at HUNTON IN A TETE-A-TETE Somewhere in Yorkshire, Eng qualntancc a few years ago head. plete the outline of the Glee club's Loyola, Los Angeles, Is shown land, lives an English mold who ls through a mutual friend. Ames As for the. bicycle, which he has annual spring tour. above, delivering hia farewell a constant reader of the Gonzaga has been corresponding with her: also furnished with a generator for speech, with ctuwucterlstio fes- BULLETIN. ever since. Finding each other a; his lights and a portable radio, Among tbe cities to he visited turen, at the racrrdoff banquet given fertile source of foreign informs- j Larry has great plana. Not content by Father Coogan are Great Falls. him fay the Athletic Round Table Of prime interest to her among ""H, they began mailing local; with having traveled on two Billings. Butte. Missoula, Wallace ut the Desert hotel last Thursday. BULLETIN articles are those per- j vupapera and magazines to each i wheels to the Chicago World Fair and Havre. At the extreme left Is Ray (Doc) talnlng to conventions like tho er. j of 1933, he Is thinking of touring Appearances of the Glee club Maura and, barely perceptible. Bam Pre** conference of two weeks ago Naturally I enclosed copies of-Europe next year or the year al- scheduled on the more Immediate Dagley. and last year's Student Spiritual calendar include one before the Or Leadership convention. school publication," stated " Seated on Mikes left, left to thc fun began." Our nomination, therefore, der of Elks on March 22. and an right: Joe Altai. ABT** directing This flattering news evolved out While some of the sports proved the student with thc moat Inter other before the Holy Names stu genius. Father Ourtis J, Sharp, of the demonstration of a bicycle. uninteresting, -tho stories of con esting hobble* goes to Larry Amea, dent body ln a morning convoca ST., Oomaiaa athletic director, It all started wben Larry Ames, ventions and other Gonzago ac high rigger, two wheeled gadge- tion March 28. and Leon Boyle, alornnua and a junior engineering student, showed tivities were evidently of great In teer and "foreign correspondent." me tbe custom-made bike he or number of the board of athk-Ucs terest. MR- CHAPMAN IS CALLED at GonzogiL. On She table I* tbe dered from England. As he fondly "Apparently thc freedom of op On the BULLETIN'S own ART* girt to Mike, a throe-foot caressed the throe speed, special pression and spirit of cooperation TO JESUIT NOVITIATE steel construct inn 3 turmey-Archer, long mailing list ore, in addi high loving cup wtth the word evidenced ln our university activi tion to readera ocattered Mr. Charles Chapman. S.J., "Mike" inscribed In big. black let with hydraulic broke, the talc un ties are not ao prevalent across folded. throughout the United States, structor at the university and ter*. "te sea." he added. men and women In such far- perviaor of N.Y.A. administration, Right la Puggy Hunton, caught Foreign Information Of Interest 1* tb* fact that Mis* flung places as Nova Scotia. leave* neat week for the Jesuit no In a tete-a-tete during tbe banquet Negotiation* for the bicycle Horton is a hiiirdreaser for mem Pleping. Shanghtd. Dublin. vitiate at Sheridan, Oregon, v, I th alurnrou* Ray Flaherty, coach were carried on with an English ber* of the royal court. During tbe Konie and Fnabun, Manobn- will Join the Instructing staff to of tbe W***drngton Redslca—, for friend of his. all** Mabel Morton coronation celebration she waved kuo.—Ed. alleviate overcrowdad ciaaaea mer professional grid rti**r*r*e*—. ^^^'V;/;;;,, Page Two GONZAGA BULLETIN From Barnacle Bill BOARDER Gonzagj Behind The lulletin Dear John: BIOGS Entered a* second clan mall matter February 28, 1021. at Spokane, The following letter is supposed to have been received a* an By LEO HORJUtiAN EIGHT BALL Washington, under act of Congress Of March 3, 1879. Established employer's reference from farmer wbo bad employed an ex-Navy lad: WITH JACK FAHEY January 29, 1021. Issued weekly during the school year front Sep February 23, IBS* ANTHONY CANADEO—Anotn- tember to May, inclusive, except during vacations. Subscription, 11.00 o ' of tbe "Fighting Irish" of Gon Photography must be a great thing. per year. Editorial and General Offices. Administration Building, Dear Sir: When a feller's got a 160-acre farm and nobody to work it zaga, Tony is, like "Moe" Solka. Saturday we decided tbat. in order to get Into the modern swing of i SIS. from Chicago, and in hi* second (Advertising rate* upon request). but himself, a* the missus 1* too busy to land a band, I tell you, things, we should take up amateur photography. What better debut year In Spokane. Predicted by folk* ha* got to admit us fanner* baa got trouble*. many a* Gonzaga's new hall of than to take some rip-roaring, ice-searing shots of tbe British Colum nM,i i w „W11 .»«,-...... 193S Member 19M It happened this way. Last summer the sailor feller you asked fame football player, Tony wa* bia-Gonzaga hockey game? National Advwtising Service, Inc. rAiSOCr_k?d CbleftsCrie Press mo about came around looking for a job and, a* help wa* scarce, named on the liberty All- The very thing! Ctllif P**l«rW i ftipmtvfin I put him to work. can laat fall. But be Is known not iioH'Diiititi NIWVOKN.V. DiMributor of Oar first move wa* to oooaolt a lrtend of oar* wbo la an nbeoittte He was a nice lad and willin' to work, but I aint never got only for hi* gridiron exploit*, but c.«« • _™ • ur. ..*«. - _. «-« also a* a real friend, even to the Send on the tuff- and wbo bad a earner* we might borrow. GbIe6ioaeDi6ejl straightened out since- This man looked different than moat farm frosh, wbo despite tbe paddle like He waa a little suspicious at flrat, but. after we Insisted tbat cam hand*. He had a big hairy cheat and on anchor tattooed on each and respect him. eras were absolutely nothing new to u*. he allowed u* to exfi"11"* hi*. arm. He wore them blue sailor aults and showed me a discharge When asked what be tike* to do You never saw anything like It: *o many gadgets. It'* a wonder any- he'd got from Uncle Sam. best, he replies with a yawn: "Loaf! one ever got a picture taken. What1* In a NameT and aleep." H* too hope* to coach Give ua the good old Kodak; anap! and ther* you are. That sailor bad the darndeat name* for tilings. Called tbe Feature ftditnr and tench when he graduates from „_ . floor thc "deck" and said the window* were "porta" and the anx LOWRY. .._ _ Business Manager GonTSg* "What *top do you expect to uaeT" ear friend asked. BILL BRADLEY -Start Artist kitchen was the "galley." When I asked him where the woodahed In regard to sport*, Tony 1* "Bob?" Advertising. Phil Dolon. Jim Corrigan. John Hught was. he *ald, "Sure, it* aft of Uw •uperatructure." Right from the Circulation. . -Ray Koep, Kenneth Boulac start he began calling me tbe "skipper" and the missus tbe "first pretty rjroadly-tntereated and tike* "Ootober dlaphrasm openlnc a NEWS luff." He wanted more baths than wa* good tor blm too. He rig football, baseball and basketball. " ~. "_ - Wo otod Roland Boulac Jack Clark ged up a shower ln the barn, and used to take as many a* two He doesn't say that he dislikes the - ** w ••i*!'*"*-, or In that (enseal dtaatdton. e Jack Meek* Bob Henderson bath* * day sometimes. Never seemed to know that one of then} other* In SO many words, but It He finally gave ln and showed ua wbat the diaphragm wa*: noth Vincent Doran Joe Simpson Isn't hard to Batch hi* meaning. thing* every Saturday night wa* enough for moat folks. ing but a little handle that you push around until It came to a certain Ted Berg Paul Slanltt He refused to be quoted on a Cy CDonnoU Bill Fltxpatrick number. Huh! One morning I *et blm to plowing. Instead of telling the comparison between Chicago and Louis VaJCLtitle bosses to "haw and gee," that darned foot yelled "port and star Spokane; 1111001* and Washington. But we couldn't moke the machine go off—or do whatever It waa 8POETS board." Whan I seen that some of the furrow* that be plowed were But, at least, he did say that he supposed to. Jim Curran Bob Flynn liked the West and hoped to stay Fred Schwa— all algzag, he said he could do no better without a compass. "Whadya push?" Hugh Sberrick here for awhile. Bob Deliwo George Derr One day I caught him fooling with the turnf** The crupper Cheddy Tbompeon a lever that he oasd "rooked" the "sbut- i Jack Uoran bad slipped off and be couldn't get the boa** tail back la again. He PICKABACK• STUDY Erooff Roland was so darned mad he cussed. "Great Guns." be snorted, ''every •aUTOBM time I try to get a dove bitch on tbi* rudder, the dknged plow- SYSTEM POPULAR George Moore Jock Lambert Bob Meek* Joseph Swontkoski puller shift* hi* holm." CAMBRIDGE. Moss (ACP) Leo Horrigan Ed Foubert Beady For Action Pointing the way to what may be MODERATOR Ms. Leo F. Lanphier, SJ. One night after a hard day's plowing, he was dosing by tbe come a BOW system of U, S. edu galley range (darn that sailor, he's got me doing it) with the cat cation. Harvard University author in hi* lap. One of thoae bod summer thunder storms bad come ities have declared successful tbe up and a sharp flash of lightning that waa followed by a loud experimental plan of training blgb he sighed and said something under hi* breath. school graduates by "undergradu- clap of thunder ahook him out of th* chair. That son-of-*-gun You're sure Frank wouldn't let you use bis camera?" Reader Rumblings * faculties." Jumped up, threw open the oven door, heaved tbe cat In the oven, "No, he want* to use It himself." Designed to aid high school slammed the door and yelled, "number two gun ready," just a* If (™)F LATE WE have been informed that certain graduate* who can not attend col-. "Ha! Ha! Good old Frank ..." he were shooting a big gun on one of them worship*. A few year*' ^-^ campus groups are dissatisfied with the repre lege, tbe nation's oldest university: tbe front sentation they have been getting in the BULLETIN, service In the Navy sure teaches them feller* some strong- habit*. ha* created classes that ore taught! That Bailor used to get up early and brew himself same cof by students Under the new sys some even going so far as to say they have been un "That's the lea* cap. Keeps tbe glass clean and free from dust '« able to get accounts of their activities into the BUL fee before he'd do th* chorea After awhile I'd come walking down tem, fifty Boston high school alum-. to thc barn, and he'd yell to tbe how, "Stand by for Inspection.'' nl have followed college courses | LETIN at all. under the volunteer tutelage of 100 "Sure." That sailor used to have an awful time going to sleep In hia Harvard undergraduate*, moat of There would be no need for us to make these bed and he used to walk in hi* sleep too. One night I hoard on them honor men. He finally got us started and bundled off, equipped with hi* cam awful commolioa In hi* room and I rushed up there, and there era, his flash gun, his flash bulbs, his film and hi* Instructions that complaints the subject of our editorial this week had Classes in the unique course he stood In front of the open window, throwing clothe* line* out kept buzzing around and 'round inside our head. they, in the first place, been registered through the meet at night in the dormitory on the ground hollering, "No bottom at fifteen." He finally talked proper channels so that we could have dealt with room* of "faculty membera." There "Push this . . . No. don't do that! . . . Now. remember, focus It me into buying him a hammock to sleep in, saying that wo* why they have relayed on to them the them individually. he couldn't sleep well, but wben that danged sailor tied up the material tbat the "teachers" bave It was a great deal altupler than v boss ao that it splashed water against tbe aide of tbe house, and lssmed ln their college courses. As it is, we invariably get them second hand and waiting and wta—I you • then complained because tbe water wasn't salty, I up* and fires (which on the face of it smacks of the eternal crank) The "pickaback scholar" plan 1* bum ami It waa all over. We burrled boron hilarious with our twelve him. —'from members of the staff who are not in a posi being continued tbi* •emaatar, and fine pictures. Sincerely, Inierrsted National Youth Ad- tion to answer the complaints or from faculty mem minUtration official*, wbo are con Our friend developed them. We stood outside the darkroom and bers or students who have no connection with the sidering offering thl* work to col- paced and thought what wo might do with Uie picture*. Sell them to BULLETIN whatsoever. leg* students who now receive gov tbe newspaper . . . sell them to kids at school . . . bang them ln our "Believe It or not." ernment aid. room . . . give one to each hockey player . . . At the beginning of the year a few of the clubs, MIKE DrrOTA Besides learning In evening He stuck his head out of the darkroom, surveyed t Chief Petty Cancer classes, tbe "pickaback scholars" in order to insure adequate coverage of their activi and then said: ties, appointed reporters from among their own U. S. Navy Rrecruitlng watch experiment* In the univer membership. Which was a good idea, considering the sity'* laboratories and have full use "Would you mind telling me turn you took t X tbe university's libraries » -*JI justifiable pride, we told him oil about It—the best angle*, limitations to which the BULLETIN, as an extracur what to oboot, bow to nock the abutter—and ever; thing. He Just stood ricular activity, is subject, and should have meant and ;-*dded and cleared Id* throat a couple of tame*. competent news handling since these reporters were Collegiate "Swel»." he sold. "Your pictures were perfect blanks—every one on the inside. But, strangely enough, it is from these Wings Over China of them." very organizations, at least as. far as we have been By George Moore IKH1 FIQHT Wc were dumbfounded. Hosuiy, be donned the flying Barometer "Look," be continued, waving tho cantora. "flow about the ten* able to determine, that the complaints are coming. CHAPTER III tog* and jerked on a helmet, pull- By BOB FALKNER cap—did you take it off T" The claim is that stories are turned in but never see DOGGEDLY, Steve set off down lug the goggle* down over bis eyes. print. tbe street hauling hi* rlklshaw. In In front of a mirror he paused and The Notre Dome Scholastic "Why, of course not! Didn't want tbe lens to get *nratohed! Noth hi* frantic mind, he sought a plan. looked; "Well, that'll haVe to do." prints a bitter hit: An egotist 1* s ing wrong, I* there, old nunT" In answer to this complaint we will say, in the Sooner or later, hi* Japanese pos- He flung open the door and ran fellow wbo thinks a* much of him "No," he said sadly. "No." first place, the BULLETIN seldom throws out a news songer would discover that be down tbe stairs. self as you do of yourself. He went slowly Into the darkroom, •*—--t—r hi* bead. story. As a matter of fact, in its present proportions wasn't a coolie. Then Steve bit up Tbey were all ln their plan**, on a plan. He turned suddenly wben he arrived, waiting for him. The Unlveralty of Kansas blind Ctsecklng op on the Eight Ball (Paid Advertisement): and coming out weekly, necessity sometimes de down a narrow, dork atreet- Half He climbed Into the only empty students ore earning their way way along, be stumbled and fell, Dear Fella*, mands "begging" news. Consequently, if a story ship, th»nlrtng bj* luck. H* looked through college transcribing text throwing the Jap from hi* to the right, saw asataul'* plane books Into braille. Tbe Eight Ball has been wrong In predicting gome* only once • written for the BULLETIN does not appear, it is Like a shot, he leaped and smashed there. The other raised hi* arm. the first of this year—we *ald Gcoaoga would beat Mom tan* In baa because it was either not handed in on time, or was his fist Into the surprised face. Steve returned tbe gesture. Motor* Harvard ho* alumni In St c balL Every hockey prediction ba* been right, aa baa eveiy oas in such bad shape that it could not be rewritten, or With quick finger*, be tied a cloth roared and tbe flight shot acroa* trie*; Hunter College ln New York 1 prognosUcatlou but tbat one! a—oea the other * mouth and drag the field and into the air. 1* the largest women's college ln it just wasn't news. ged blm Into on alley. Over tbe (lata***) line*, Steve de tbe world. Texas Tech Toreador. Wowt It pay* to advise! Right here we would like to make it clear that A moment later, be emerged, cided hi* time had coma Tbe the BULLETIN is not a campus publicity agency— resplendent In a uniform of Uie planes dropped down. He turned although the distinction between news and publicity Japanese Army. It wa* a bit too and fled, motor wide open. No one small, but It would have to do. Ha seemed to notice be had gone. is not always a real one. What we mean is that we stepped back up the atreet and Then, suddenly, a ship turned and publish accounts of school activities precisely be stopped on tbe corner. A rlklshaw came after blm. Steve grinned. It cause they are news, if not always for those in came In sight and he stepped out: waa Matsui. He climbed and wait ^SfcOMPlAlN'Me "Air field!" he snapped, trying to ed. The other ship raced toward SO MUCH ABOUT, school, at least for the hundreds of interested BUL imitate tho man, whose clothes he him. Closer and closer. Twin spots LETIN readers outside. If these stories as they ap wore, as much a* possible. of flame appeared at Its nose. Steve rolled over and dived. Matsui pear in print tum out to be good publicity for a cer IMPERSONATION followed Motor wide, Steve jerked tain campus group, so much the better. But the He stepped in, oat down and be back on tbe stick. The aCarcbetU hopes, ambitions, and private opinions, of either an gan to go through tbe papers be thundered up and over, wings individual or'a group, have no place in the BULLE had found ln a pocket- Slowly, he •training. He dropped on Matsui'* managed to get a general idea of tall. Th* gun* chartered and th* TIN as news; the BULLETIN is neither an incuba tbe man. He would now be f^ptsin black hole* ate toward the cock tor for insignificant, half-born plans nor a battle Nodzu, second in eej—,it—"•* of "A" pit. But Mutsul rolled out of range ground for rival organizations striving to outdo each flight. Tbe man even had a letter and came thundering up at Steve's from home in th* pocket. From tne belly, gun* biasing'. other in garnering space on its pages. character*, Steve gathered it must VICTOBV be tbat of a girl- He grinned and pocketed tbe paper*. There had Steve slid of r on been an order in them to take off poured tbe go* Into tbe Flat at dawn, fly West and *traf* the Down, down, h* roared, Matsui on And While We're Chine** line*. He waa ln luck. bl* tall. Black bole* appeared ln , SM0KIN6 JO* • *- After endless jogging throUgh the trailing edge of tbe wing, to On the Subject the narrow, winding streets, tbey bl* right. Steve suddenly Jerked drew up at Uie field, small and back on tb* stick. The plane well concealed. He climbed out, groaned; on* wing Bagged slightly, 'THE BULLETIN, AS the official publication of the but It held. He glanced back. Mat flipped tbe coolie a cola aad strode mats, M mount nrcrvu Bruno Studio OVERHAUL em j lUveemtde Hyde Bldg. Bing Crosby's Best Picture Portrait Ffaotograpbera Yottr CAR To th* June Graduate* Autographed and FREE One Lovely LJxe-Llk* Oil- SPECIAL PRICES NOW One Glossy for Annual— One of the Many Thing* For You Among |1.00 Complete. 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