School Radio
Programs to
Be Scheduled
Woodrow Trtiax to Head
Emerald-of-the-Air
Broadcasts
The Emerald of the Air has
plans nearly completed for one of
it’s best years as a part of the
University news service. The new
radio editor for this year will be
Woodrow Truax, sophomore in
business administration.
Many new features are to be
offered including a weekly broad
cast of a dramatized campus
scene, with Howard Kessler in
charge. Other persons appearing
on the staff are Bob Cathey, chief
announcer; Patsy Neal, announcer
and continuity writer. Other addi
tions to the staff will be announced
later, according to Truax.
The time of the regular broad
cast has not been determined as
yet, but Monday’s broadcast will
be held from 3:45 until 4:00
o'clock. The initial broadcast will
include Ned Gee, who will sing
several numbers accompanied by
Chuck French at the piano.
LAW SEMINAR OFFERED
A law course which has never
before been presented in the law
school is being offered this year
under the direction of Professor
Charles G. Howard.
The course is called a “seminar
on Oregon law,” is optional, of the
non-credit group, and open only
to juniors and seniors in the school
of law.
The aim of the course is to bring
about a better understanding of
Oregon law through a thorough
discussion of various cases at each
meeting.
With Malta in the center of the
African trouble, Dora looks for an
increase in the price of her malta
milk.
How about the government pay
ing butchers not to raise meat
prices ?
Greek Letter
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Thelma Hensrude, Seattle, Wash
ington.
Chi Omega Margaret Paterson,
Cathryn Johnson, Frances Latour
ette, Roberta Mushal, Marjorie
Sturgeon, all of Portland; Helen
Calkins, Elizabeth Sether, Mar
guerite Nagle, Eugenia Nagle,
Thelma Spooner, Eugene; Helen Da
vis, San Marino, California; Lois
Ann Whipple, Roseburg; Jerry
Joan Sumner, Wenatchee, Wash
ington; Virginia Regan, Martha
Hurst, Pendleton; Martha Fel
sheim, Bandon; Cathleen Conger,
Milwaukie; Jean Paulson, Astoria.
Delta (lamina Harriet Jane
Kinney, Hazel Lillian McBrian,
Margaret McBrian, Barbara Keep,
Kathryn Jane Evans, Lucile Beall,
Kathryn F. Coleman, all of Port
land; Maude Carolyn Edmunds,
Margaret Cormack, Jean Taylor.
Eugene; Lucy Jane Downing, West
fir; Alyeekay Roberts, Powers;
Lucy-Eilen Houghton, Yamsay;
Louise Van Cleve, Exeter, Califor
nia; Lcree M. Windsor, Pendleton;
Ellen Adams, Berkeley, California;
Mary Louise Dodge, Saratoga, Cal
ifornia; Ruth O'Connell, Gilroy,
California; Bobette May Lane,
Ketchum, Idaho; Jean Fox, Hailey,
Idaho; Norma Kolstad, Hood Riv
er.
Alpha Delta Pi Eleanor It. Hel
mer, Portland; Elaine M. Collett,
Jane Dalton, Edna Gray, Virginia
M. Lee, Mildred M. Morgan, Eu
gene; Jean Beard, Klamath Falls;
Frances M. True, Broadbent; Pearl
J. Wilson, Klamath Falls; Florence
Wimber, Astoria; Jane Thomas.
Powers; Ruth Ann Morgan, Altur
as, California; Mary Himes, Dal
las; Mignon Kelley. Lakeview.
Gamma Phi Beta Peggy Har
Assails Author
Assailing her father, H. Bedford
•Jones, noted author, as a “delib
erate liar,” Nancy Bed ford-Jones,
17, above, stirred a sensation in
la bitter article in a radical weekly.
baugh, Marion Marsters. Doris D.
McConnel, Helen Farrens, Mary
H. Wright, Dorothy Carlton, Mir
iam Fouch, Portland; Betty C.
Funkhauser, Nancy Fulton, Asto
ria; Mary Frances Henderson,
Ruth L. Hillman, Salem; TVIari
beth Wilson, Gresham; Kathleen
Breen, Crescent City, California.
Alphu Chi Omega—Helen Krebs,
Marian Elizabeth Brookings, Es
ther Clausen, Portland; Anna Ma
rie Driskell, Brokings; Eunice Ma
rie Driskell, Brookings; Eunice Ma
beth Buchanan, Klamath Falls;
Dorothea Nevada Witt, Seattle,
Washington; June Patten, Salem;
Lucile McBride, Olive White, Port
land.
Alpha Gamma Delta—Margaret
E. Carman, Amy Simonson, Juani
ta Potter, Alice G. Clevenger, all of
Portland; Alice C. Rogers, Ruth
Baker, Eugene; Shirley Golden,
Tillamook; Jean E. Patton, Salem.
Phi Mu—Naomi Cuddeback, Dor
ta Potter, Alice C. Clevenger, Max
in Wyatt, all of Portland; Alice C.
Rogers, Ruth Baker, Wahnita
Mills, Eugene; Jean E. Patton,
Salem.
Delta Delta Delta—Betty Neeo'
ham, Ora May Holdman, Ann Net
son, Mary Hinish, Jane Hill, all
of Portland; Ila Rae Congleton.
Paulina; Jane M. Hill, Aberdeen
Washington; Ruth E. Stanley,
Oceanside; Ilene Kilkenny, Hepp
ner; Mary L. Sheafer, Los An
geles, California; Bargara Web
ster, Santa Paula, California;
Pauline L. Payne, Marie Rasmus
sen, Ontario; Barbara Lively, Gar
den Heme.
Alpha XI Delta—Agnes Harris,
Betty Dye, Ema Dahl, Portland;
Jean Elkington, Gresham; Edith
Clark, Eugene; Betty L. Pratt, Le
moore, California.
Sigma Kappa Tacy M. Sher
wood, Gail V. Grebe, Donna C. Da
vies, Julia La Barre, Jean A. Ur
fer, Betty Jean Llscom, all of Port
land; Dorothy M. Griswold, Lucille
Fowkes, Lorraine Hunt, Mary E.
Hunt, all of Eugene; Georgia A.
Langford, Somes Bar, California;
Mary Hampton, June F. Hust, The
Dalles.
Zet.i Tau Alpha Ruth M. Lake,
Violet Lord, Eugene; M. Anita
Kenny, Moro.
Alpha Phi — Bettylou Drake,
Jeanne B. Aronson, Betty Margar
et Brogan, Barbara J. Williams,
Ellen Baldwin, Marionbeth Wol
fende.i Molly Cunningham, Gloria
Lane, rriscilla Maskie, all of Port
land; Cecile Flynn, Kansas City,
Mo.; Beryl Cornish, Los Angeles;
Mary E. Norvell, Wauna; June A.
Powell, Lakeport, California; Al
ice Kettle, Enterprise; Barbara R.
Klein, Sacramento; Barbara
“EUGENE’S BEST”
Again we extend a hearty welcome.
Medo-Land
Grade ‘A ’ Products
Special ice cream for all occasions.
Bireley’s Orangeade
1 he Original Orangeade.
PHONE 393
Medo-Land Creamery Co.
Town*?, Ross, Cal.: Alice Anne Mor
als, Astoria; Betty Pray, McMinn
ville.
4 Pledges in men’s organizations
.follow
5 Alpha Tan Omega Harold Wes
son, .lames Ballieu, Jack Berry, Al
Vin Brown, Jean Callahan, Kirk
Eldridge, Howard Hofer, Howard
Hoskins, Richard Sproat. Lloyd
Tupling, Jack Waggstaff, all of
Portland; Rupe Park. Joseph
Meany, of Salem; Dick Glenn, Pen
dleton; John Hay, Lakeview; Rob
ert Chilicote, and Edward Boyd,
Klamath Falls; William Blackaby,
Ontario; Jack Allen, Mill City;
Wayne Scott, Silverton; Dick
Glenn, Pendleton; Edward Roy.
Marshfield; William Foster, Mc
Minnville; Thomas Blackman,
Walla Walla, Wash.; Russel Mar
shall, Henry Jones, both of Sacra
mento, Cal.; and Edward Shuily,
Berkeley, Cal.
Beta Theta PI — Harry Adams,
Lester Anderson, Bud Brandon,
Denton Burdick, Edward Burkett,
Bud Burnett, William Sayles, Har
old Weston, all of Portland; Don
ald Smith, Coquille; Charles Bit
tie, Long Beach, Cal.; William
Crane, Beverly Hills, Cal.; Jerry
Kestly, Stockton, Cal.; Stewart
Endicott, Marshfield, and Harold
Sexton, Keith Cruickshank, both of
Honolulu.
Chi PbI—Angust Beckett, Robert
Boyer, John McLeod, Dewy Paine,
William Stockton, James Wells, all
of Portland; Douglas Ramsey, Mil
aukie; Carl Heidel, Eugene; Kieth
Osborne, Oregon City; George Wil
liams, Palo Alto, Cal.; Kenneth
Miller, San Francisco, Cal.; Philip
Sheehan, Oakland, Cal.;
Sigma Alpha Epsilon—Ed Han
sen, Ed Hearn, Portland; Kenneth
Walker and Harry Ragsdale, Was
co; Ray Lopez, Joe Houston, Bob
King, anu Frank Lloyd, Santa
Monica, Cal.: Bruce McIntosh, Dal
las; Jack McClay, LaGrande.
Theta Chi—Willian Robert, Rob
ert Reckon, Wallace Greenland, El
mer Williams, Portland; Wayne
Harbert, Henri d’Elba, Eugene;
Colegrove, Brookings; William Ver
million, Baker; Vernon Hanscam,
Harbor; Phil Rierson, Harold Nie
mi, Fred Loback, Astoria; Leonard
Marshall, Nyssa.
Delta Tau Delta—Jason Bailey,
Harry Clifford, Edwin Hopper,
Dale Lasselle, Paul Rix, Portland;
Don Carmichael, Eugene; Clyde
Angerman, Milton - Freewater;
Lewis Barry, Howard McAnulty,
Doyle Mulligan, Oregon City; Neil
Butler, Warren Muser, Hollywood,
Cal.; James Cassidy, Waukon, la.;
Peter Garette, Woodland, Cal.; Ar
thur Hill, Marshfield; Kenneth
Larson, Klamath Falls; John Mc
Carty, Fred Towner, Santa Ana,
Cal.; Fred Pepper, Placentia, Cal.;
John Selley, San Mateo, Cal.; Rob
ert Shaw, Buena Park, Cal.; Frank
Thomas, Medford.
Delta Epsilon — Tony Amato,
Paul Deutschman, Chester In
skeep, Jack McKeon, Forrest
Sheedy, Don Yeager, Portland;
Frank Nombalais, Paul Plank,
Frances Price, Wilfred Roadman,
Lawrence Rodman, George Skip
worth, Eugene; George Blyer3,
Seattle, Wash.; Bill Haines, As
toria; Dick Halley, Halfway; Her
bert Jewel, Berkeley, Cal.; Zane
Kembler, Pendleton; Delbert Rob
inson, Twin Falls, Ida.; Carl
Thomalson, Cottage Grove; Wil
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taking advantage of cover offered by the countryside. Here they are
advancing at Gueneth.
bur Wurster, Aurora.
Kappa Sigma — George Camp
bell, Bill Finch, John Hallinan,
Leif Jacobson, Rag Jewel, Robert
Olbekson, Richard Olcott, William
Polk, John Quillin, A1 Rawlinson,
Robert Teepe, Portland; Kent
Englund, Guy Simpson, LaVerne
rerjeson, Pendleton; Bud Brewer,
Camarillo, Cal.; Robert Colburn,
Alameda, Cal.; Jerry Donnell,
Monrovia, Cal.; Carl Egelhoff,
Klamath Falls; Patrick Fury,
3agle, Ida.; Robert Hinman, Oliver
Hughes, Medford; “Doc” Hobbitt,
Silverton City; Andy Hurney,
Tacoma, Wash.; Philip Johnson,
The Dalles; Arnold McAvoy,
Chehalis, Wash.; Clare Peterson,
Scobey, Mont.; Vernon Pomeroy,
Scappoose; Roger Putman, Al
bany; John Reischnam, South
Bend, Wash.; Donald Vann, Van
couver, Wash.; Tony Veronda,
Petaluma, Cal.; Robert Watkins,
Berkeley, Cal.
sigma .nu—KoaericK Aya, jacK
Farrell, Woodrow Robinson, Merle
Peters, Gordon Richardson, Glen
wood Cheney, John Olson, Port
land; Ernest Robertson, Eugene;
William Fornea, Lee Canessa,
Charles Stevens, Willard Caspell,
Wally |Johansen, Henry Nielson,
Fulton Van Dusen, Astoria; Wil
liam Dick, The Dalles; Gus Mey
ers, Oregon City; Clifford Ander
son, Hood River; John Dungan,
Exter, Cal.; Edward Healey, Aud
reir Frei, Santa Rosa, Cal.; Wil
liam Foskett, Concord, Cal.
Phi Gamma Delta—Charles Bai
ley, Portland; Frank Binns, Port
land; Ivan Clark, Portland; Clar
ence Francis, Portland; Guy W.
Hoyt, Jr., Portland; Ted Olsen,
Portland; Donald Root, Portland,
George Root, Portland; Howard
Skinner, Willamette; Mark Swit
zer, Portland; Robert Findtner,
Eugene; Norris Kaldor, Eugene;
Kenneth Lichty, Eugene; Lawr
ence Crane, Pat Foley, Edward
Seufert, The Dalles; Jack Buchan
an, Klamath Falls; William Camp
bell, Roseburg; Keneth Dell, Mil
waukie; Everett FarWell, Ala
meda, California; Jason Lee, Bak
er; Jack Lochridge, Long Beach,
Cal.; Arthur Pengra, Lebanon;
Herman Rossi, Oceanside, Ore.;
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ANNOUNCING
The Opening of
THE GIFT SHOP
9(j;{ Willamette St.
Friday, October 4th
“GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS”
GREETING CARDS — MIRIAM GROSS KNITS
Everyone Wears
CHRYSATHEMUMS
For the Game.
Large Choice Blooms.
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04 K. Broadway Phone 1950
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James Schofield, Vancouver,
Wash.; Kenyon Skinner, Los An
geles, Cal.; Morris Stewart,
Springfield.
Phi Sigma Kappa—Edgar And
erson, Robert Atkinson, Harlan
Duncan, Jack Hesla, Donald Ken
nedy, George Knight, Charles
Sandifur, Portland; Vernon Cou
gill, Davis Finkenbinder, Winfield
Gredvig, Lewis Hoffman, Vernon
Hoffman, Warren Waldorf, Eu
gene; Donald Bailey, Grants Pass;
Francis Barnes, Salem, Charles
Edinger, Empire; Frank Hitch
cock, Honolulu, T. H.; Robert
Johnson, Klamath Falls; Harvey
Jones, Ashland; Bill Jordon, Park
dale; Glenn Perckard, Klamath
Falls; Ellis Watkins, La Grande;
Robert Young, Aloha; Stanley
Barlow, Salt Lake City.
Phi Delta Theta—Ed Stroheck
er, Harold Haener, Jim Schriver,
Bill Courtney, Norman Bay, Denny
Breaid, Portland; Bob Blythe, Eu
gene; Jim Nicholson, Byron Men
nis, Walter Cline, Frank Prime,
Salem; Dave Hamley, Pendleton;
Lauren Gale, Oakridge; Bob Bech
tell, Prineville; Dick Balkema,
Aberdeen, Wash.; Floyd Vaughn,
Baker; Bill Cummings, Medford;
Ur;gel Wintermute, Longview,
Wash.; Harold Morgan, Condon;
Mel Olsen, Longview, Wash.; Lee
Erwin, Santa Monica, Cal.; Bud
Goodin, Willows, Cal.; Stanley
Riordan, Pasadena, Cal.
Phi Kappa Psi—Bill Chambreau,
Malcomb Finzer, Phil Lynch, Port
land; Bob Epler, Ed Robertson,
Robert Swennes, Eugene; George
Backus, John Belding, Gene La
cau, George Varoff, San Francisco,
Cal.; Alvan Bogue, Prairie City;
Frank Drew, Klamath Falls; Sam
Kroshel, Dick Sleight, Medford;
We wish to extend a welcome to the
students and promise to serve them
to the best of our ability.
UNIVERSITY TAILORS
For Ladies and Gentlemen
15 per cent discount on cleaning and pressing.
If you want to get rid of your old suit see us.
1128 Alder—Phone 2641 Walter Zarewski, Porp.
Latelle McCool, San Mateo, Cal.
Sigma Chi — Morris Anderson,
Frank Beers, Bob Eraddock, Ed
Conner, Roy Cunningham, John
Ellison, John Espy, Jack Fischer.
Dave Gammon, Bob Gridley, Leon
ard Heller, George Humphries. Bill
Ruse, Dick Roberts, Don Stout.
Portland; Louis Cook, Bob Good
pasture, Guy Scobert, Whitney
Scobert, Eugene; Tom Allen, Bis
mark, N. D.; Fred Buraker,
Waitesburg, Wash.; Jack Coleman,
Woodburn: Jack Donnelly, Lake
view; Irwin Edwards, Salem; Gail
Fants, Walla Walla, Wash.; Henry
Hathaway, Sacramento, Cal.;
Scott McKeown, Marshfield; A1
Wilson, Ashland.
Sigma Phi Epsilon—Mark Ham
ricksen, Edgar Marten, Ben Rus
sell, Ken Cole, Eugene; Leroy
Lindner, Ashland; Kenneth Hills,
Oswego; Graysen Ross, Prairie
City; Nello Giovanni, Klamath
Falls; Liston Wood, Goshen; Ev
ertt Clark, Salem; Gene Hope,
Vale; Rea MacMichaels, Las Veg
as, Nev.; Russ Cole, Hollywood,
Cal.
Pi Kappa Alpha—Ralph Clark,
Eugene; Harold Olsen, Portland;
Roy Nelson Brainerd, Minnesota;
John Vannice, Albany; William
Pierson, Sacremento, Cal.
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‘Barnum Could
Hardly Succeed
Today’
The great showman’s flagrant overstatements such
as “gigantic,” “never before and never again,” “most un
believable,” “best,” “loveliest,” are becoming passe in
winning customer favor today. Education has spread; we
are becoming more cautious, more sophisticated each year.
The great showmen of the present are learning that
truth pays and that untruth will destroy every vestage of
good will. The local showmen, Eugene’s business men,
are forced to realize that you, the students of the Univer
sity of Oregon, are their jury and that you have the power
to vote them out of the college business.
Student confidence must be maintained year after
year if the merchant is to profit from the location of the
University. To gain and hold a student’s confidence, the
merchant must study and know better college trends and
styles. He has to be more careful in his selection of corrert
college requirements.
The Associated Students publication, the Oregon
Daily Emerald, purpose is not only to inform you of every
day campus life, but also to protect you in obtaining a
square deal with the Eugene merchants, and sincerely
promises to do this by printing only truthful, reliable
advertising copy.