.MEN’S
EDITION
OREGON daily EMERALD
VOLUMNE XXXVI
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, EUGENE, SATURDAY, MAY 18, 1935
NUMBER 119
PREP TRACK
MEN
VIE
TODAY
Story on page 8.
r FINANCIAL conditions would
[ probably prevent the return of sei
i 3iice courses, even though Wednes
| day’s appeal of pre-medical stu
[ dents were granted, said President
| C. V. Boyer last night as he out
* lined the procedure for University
| students to follow their efforts to
1 get more courses in upper division
| science.
!
ROPE SKIPPING is
i the latest Hollywood
j "keep fit” fad, as dem
onstrated (above) by
one of the movie col
ony’s younger et.
LEGALITY of the provision giv
ing Gov. Chas. H. Martin (left) a
$7,500 a year salary will be con
tested in circuit court soon, de
clared Rodney Allen, Woodbum
editor Thursday.
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out is Harry McCall (above) Oregon's ace fi:-1
baseman. The northern division’s most brilliant fielding initial sacker
■will thrill Seattle fans today when the Ducks meet the Washington
Huskies.
» . " ' 1
SHOT at the door of his apa! t.
ment, Henry R Bolte, (above)
U.C.L.A. law teacher, is being
rushed to a hospital in an ambu
lance while his wife bens over him.
William M. Howard, former navy
ensign, is held for the shooting of
Bolte, and the killing of Paul
Wharton, Hollywood dress design
er.
WALKING along a New York sidewalk, Mrs. Rose Samonoff
(above) was crushed to death by an automobile which had collided
with a truck. Dazed with grief her husband stood for torturing min
utes while waiting for an ambulance.
SHOCKED was Atlantic City’s
Mayor Harry Baeharneh when
Ethel Farrell (left.) appeared in.
an open-work lace swimming suit.
Nationally famous for conserva
tism in beach styles, the mayor
beach censor was perplexed: should
he be straight-laced or the suits
open-lac t ?
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Fijis Protest Sigma Hall Radio Victory
- ~-. ——-Story on page J.