1938 Oreganas
Are Available
At Nine Todag
Students to Receive
Harbert Yearbooks
At ASUO Office
!On time this year as promised
by Editor Wayne Harbert and Ed
ucational Activities Manager
George Root, copies of the 1938
streamlined Oregana will begin to
be dealt out to students, starting
at 9 o’clock this morning in front
of the educational activities shack.
Distribution will last until 5
o’clock.
The books will be passed out
over an alphabetically subdivided
table outside the shack, weather
permitting. In case of inclement
weather distribution will be from
inside the shack.
Not to Be Delivered
Students must call personally
for their books, according to Ore
gana Manager Howard Overback,
who said that no copies would be
given to any but their rightful
owners.
Payments on Oreganas were an
nounced by Overback as follows:
“Students who have signed for an
Oregana or made a partial pay
ment will make their final pay
ment at the Educational Activities
building; all others may order at
the Co-op.’’
Sales of the last hundred copies
have been going fast, according
to Overback, with less than half
remaining to be sold.
Preparations for next year’s edi
tion of the Oregana were already
in evidence yesterday as George
Corley, Journal staff photogra
pher, went about getting shots of
the campus with-Don Root, editor
of next year's Oregana.
Wabash college fraternities are
planning a cooperative buying or
ganization for the purchase of
house supplies.
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Mothers
Featuring Special
Lunches, Sand
wiches, Drinks of
superior quality,
delicious freshly
frozen Siberrian
Cream—
Scott’s
Siberritm
Shop
774 E. 11th
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Fun Round Up
Mayflower: “High, Wide, and
Handsome,” 6:30, 9:15. “Char
lie Chan on Broadway,” 7:45,
11. .
McDonald: “Sally, Irene, and
Mary,” 1:05, 4:05, 7:05, 10:05.
“Accidents Will Happen,” 3,
6, 9:05.
Heilig: “Federal Bullets,”
1:55, 3:35, 7:15, 10:05. “Ridin’
the Lone Trail,” 2:55, 5:35,
8:23, 11:05.
Rex: “Test Pilot,” 7:05, 9:45.
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Dancing
Libe terrace at 3.
Igloo tonight at 9: Junior
Prom.
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O
Radio
KORE: 10:30—News Report
er.
NBC: 4—Cities Service con
cert; 9—Gilmore circus; 10:30
—Hal Dreiske’s orchestra.
CBS: 5—Hollywood Hotel,
Frances Langford, Frank Par
ker, Fred MacMurray, Harriet
Hilliard, Ben Blue; 7:30—Paul
Whiteman; 10—Les Parker.
Master's Exams to
Be Taken by Grads
Two graduate students, Martha;
Louise McClure and Hans Plam
beck, will take oral examinations
for master’s degrees next week.
Miss McClure, a Portland Cen
ter student who majored in Ger
man and minored in economics,
wrote her thesis on “Hermann
Hesse’s Concept of the Creative
Personality.”
Plambeck, whose major was so-1
ciology and whose minor was Ger-|
man, had “Social Control as Man-1
ifested in the German Labor Ser
vice” as the title for his thesis. |
DR. ELLIOTT
Optometrist Optician
FREE EXAMINATION
SPECIAL
STUDENT PRICES
Over Kuykendall Drug Store
874 Will. St. Phone 419
Galton Given $115.40
Bg Moot Court Jury
After deliberating 25 minutes
the jury returned a verdict for the
Defendant Herbert Galton in the
moot court last night, and' grant
ed him judgment of $115.40 in his
counter claim against Plaintiff
Harrison Winston for damages to
Galton’s car in an accident last
March in which Winston was driv
ing.
Winston had previously paid
judgment to Kenneth Schramm
who’s car he struck on the night
of March 4 on his return from Cor
vallis in Galton’s car which he
had borrowed for the trip. He was
suing to collect the judgment and
costs from Galton on the grounds
Mother - Student
Section to Be Set
Aside at Concert
A special section will be set
aside at the Helen Jepson con
cert, here Sunday, for students
who wish to sit with their
mothers, it was announced by
the educational activities office
last night.
All ASUO cardholders pre
senting their card and a $1
mother’s ticket will be given ad
mission to the section.
that Galton was negligent in not
informing him of a bad tire on
the car which was alleged to have
caused the accident when it blew
out.
Class Bringing
Most Mothers .
Will Win Trophy
Following a recommendation by
Dean of Men Virgil D. Earl, the
Junior weekend committee yester
day announced a revision of the
inscription on the new Junior
weekend trophy put into circula
tion only two days ago.
The inscription has been changed
to read “to the class having the
greatest number of mothers on.
the campus.” The former inscrip
tion gave the cup to the living or
ganization having the most moth
ers here for Junior weekend.
Massachusetts State college was
the first land grant college in New
England. It was chartered in 1863.
Mothers’ Day
'Combined with Junior Week End, gives you an opportun
ity to show Mother your appreciation for the many things
she has done for you. Seymour’s Cafe is the official stu
dents’ downtown rendezvous.” Bring her here for lunch or
dinner. We’re giving special attention to students with
Mothers.
Van Duyn Candy
Seymour’s Cafe is the exclusive agent in Eugene for the
famous Portland Van Duyn Candy. We have the largest
selection of Mothers’ Day box candies in Eugene and we
pack for mailing free. Boxes are priced for every purse
and each box is carefully wrapped as a gift.
10th and Willamette.
Eugene, Ore.
EAT AT THE
WHITE
PALACE
Always Open
47 E. 10th.
Welcome for
Junior Week End
Domestic
Laundry
AND
DRY CLEANERS
Phone
252