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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (April 26, 1938)
Queen Virginia Will Model in Air Show For Style Experts A cruise in the sky for Queen Virginia of Junior weekend was announced last night by Willie Frager, general chairman of Junior weekend. Queen Virginia will take to the air in a style show to take place Wednesday afternoon in a United Airlines mainliner. The plane will take off from Portland, rise to 20,000 feet, and circle Mt. Hood in its Voice Stilled Shirley Lloyd . . . promising singer given a successful audition in Hollywood, will get a re<iio job if she recovers from sleeping sickness. Campus Chapter Of Law Honorary Elects Lee j Head Jason D. Lee, second-year law student, was elected justice by the campus chapter of Phi Alpha Del ta, national law honorary, recently. The position of justice is similar to that of president. Others elected are Hayden Price, vice-justice, and Norman Easley, treasurer. New members of PAD were initiated last Friday. The rites were performed for Lloyd Hoff man, William Speirs, Mike Cooley, and Tallant Greenough. Quackenbush’s HARDWARE, HOUSEWARE 160 East Broadway Phone 1057 Shorthand - Typewriting Complete Business Course University Business College Edward L. Ryan, B.S., LL.B., Mgr. I.O.O.F. Bldg., Eugene Ph. 2973J trip, during wmcn i^ueen Virginia and the highest paid mannequins on the coast will model latest air plane travel fashions for style ex perts of the northwest. • The queen of the 1938 edition of Junior weekend will also enter in to the national picture at the same time, Frager said, with traveling editors from Life, picture maga zine, photographing and interview ing her for their publication. Newsreel cameramen will also be on hand to record the event. Ten fashion editors from north west newspapers will also be along on the trip, which is being ar ranged by Lipman and Wolfe com pany of Portland. Preparations Made7 For Governor's Dap Details of the annual “Gover nor’s Day” competition, to be held between the ROTC groups of the two state colleges each year, were discussed yesterday in a meeting of Oregon’s Colonel E. V. D. Mur phy and Oregon State’s Colonel Test. The competition, announced by Governor Martin last fall, will be held this year on the Eugene fair grounds May 25. The rules for the selection of judges and various other details were discussed by the two colonels. Meanwhile the Oregon “compe tition company” has been drilling each week in preparation for the meeting. This company, the 10 o’clock class of first and second year students, has been receiving the special consideration of the ROTC officers. Send the Emerald to the folks. They want the campus news. “am. AND MRS. NEWT” Does Your Typewriter Sort of Droop? BRING HER IN TO OUR SHOP— WE RE OF AN UNDERSTANDING NATURE— AYE'LL HAVE HER ON HER TOES, RARING TO GO IN NO TIME. Office Machinery and Supply Co. 1047 Willamette Phone 148 Peer's Mother, 'Asa' Janet Felt ... will have the highly important role of the mother of the hero in the ASUO production of “Peer Gynt” in the recon structed stage in the balcony of McArthur court. Camp Executives To Interview Girls For Summer Posts Girls interested in securing po sitions as camp counselors and leaders for the summer will have an opportunity this week to inter view the executive secretaries of both Girls’ Reserve and Camp Fire Girls. Those interested may make appointments at the dean of wo men’s office. Mrs. Rosalie Kuhn, Girls’ Re serve secretary, will be on the campus today to interview girls for camp counselors and leaders at the Girls’ Reserve summer camp at Three Rox, Oregon. Miss Elaine S. Gorham, execu tive secretary of Camp Fire Girls, will be at the dean of women’s of fice Wednesday to interview girls for camp positions. Student Body To Nominate Thursday at 11 Nomination of candidates for the coming ASUO election will be made at the first student body assembly to be held in Ger linger hall Thursday morning at 11 o’clock. Candidates should file their eligibility slips today, ASUO Vice-President Noel Benson said yesterday. The assembly, classed as “the first in a series of concerts,” will feature four new songs, “Let’s Go Piggin’,” and “Sere nade to a Lovely Lady,” by Lloyd Magill, and “I'm in Love,” and “Town’s Too Small,” by Smoky Whitfield. Music will be furnished by Maurie Binford' and his orches tra. Also on the program will be Buck McGowan, the piano picker, Helen Howard, sweet heart of swing, the Tri Delt singers, Pat Taylor, Joan Van Cleve, Don Kennedy, the Gam ma Phi chorus, Lloyd Magill and his Mad House Five, and Smoky “Dark Gable” Whitfield. CLASSIFIED The Petite Shop, Dressmaking and Altering; 573 E. 13, ph. 3208. LOST — Yellow gold frameless glasses in black case. Finder call . J. W. 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