Di s trie t Librarians
Convene on Campus
ForSta te Con ven tion
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Nash Is Principal Speaker at Luncheon
Library Conditions Are Discussed by the
Representatives of Oregon Libes
Approximately 115 librarians convened yesterday in the new Uni
versity of Oregon library for a record district meeting of the Oregon
State Library association, headed by Harriet C. Long, state librarian.
John Henry Nash was principal speaker at luncheQn in the Anchor
age after a morning spent in discussing the condition of libraries in
Oregon, based on a recent survey of the field by Morris Isseks of
the Bureau of Municipal research.
Panel speakers included Miss
j. Mildred Oleson, Salem public li
brarian; J. E. Turnbull, trustee of
the Eugene public library; and Wil
lis Warren, Uuniversity of Oregon
i, assistant librarian. The group not
1 ed a detrimental lack in fiction and
:i books in the field of social science
in the majority of small libraries
1 in Oregon. '
/ The afternoon was spent in book
\ talks by Miss Ethel Sawyer, brows
ing room librarian, and by Mrs.
‘| Marian Herr, head of the children’s
department of the Portland library
association *
At 3:30 delegates inspected the
John Henry Nash collection, now
displayed in the library, and were
• ^served, tea by the library staff be
fore leaving Eugene for their re
spective homes.
Phi Beta Kappa to
Install New Chapters
Dr. George Rebec, dean of the
graduate division, and S. Stephen
son Smith, professor of English,
Will leave for Reed college today
to attend installation ceremonies
of Phi Beta Kappa, national scho
lastic honorary, on that campus.
Until the present time there has
.been no Phi Beta Kappa chapter
at Reed.
, Dean Rebec and Mr. Smith will
join in many of the discussion
groups that will be held there.
Executive Council
(Continued from paye one)
j The election results were ob
tained yesterday without the usual
; long process required by the pref
; erential ballot to weed out eand'i
i dates below the quota. With only
four persons in the race the arti
cle in the ASUO by-laws pertain
ing to elections was invoked, end
i ing the race and declaring the
j candidates in their positions ac
j cording to the number of first
1, choice ballots they polled.
Bailey Wins Senior
ViContinuca from page one)
j Corbett was named president of
ji the junior class at a meeting of
j: the sophs last night. He was un
j opposed for tl\e position as were
!;. Rita Wright, vice-president, and
! Betty Cowan, secretary. Irvin
j Mann \yas also unopposed* for
| treasurer with the withdrawal of
Carter Fetsch.
The write-in threat failed to
materialize as Staiger and the rest
of his coalition frosh ticket went I
in without contest. Elected were
Staiger, president; Barbara Pierce,
Vice-president; Jean Kneass, sec
retary; and Lloyd Sullivan, treas
urer. Plenty of write-ins were in
evidence, but lack of grouping ,
nullified their effect in the frosh
election.
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Students advertising a Univer- J
sity of Michigan play production j
picketed the local cmemansion to
advertise theii own play. 11
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VARSITY
SERVICE STATION
13th & Hilyard
Dr. Smith Writes on
Oregon Wonders
A bulletin entitled “Oregon
Geologic and Wild Flower Won
derland,” has been written by Dr.
Warren D. Smith, head of the de
partments of geography and geol
ogy at the University of Oregon,
and Dr. Helen Gilkey, associate
professor of botany of Oregon
State college.
The booklet, lavishly illustrated
in color, was issued by the travel
and information department of
the Oregon state highway com
mission.
Dr. Erb's Wife
Will Arrive on
Campus Today
Mrs. Donald M. Erb, wife of
the president of the University,
will arrive in Eugene at 9
o’clock this morning for a four
day stay and will be honor guest
at all the official Junior week
end functions.
This trip will be Mrs. Erb’s
first visit to the Oregon campus
since her husband was installed
as president of the University.
Miss Jepson to Be
Interviewed on Air
Arrangements have been com
pleted to broadcast an interview
with Helen Jepson Sunday morn
ing at 11 o’clock from the Eugene
studios of station KORE.
Miss Jepson, famed Metropoli
tan opera star, who is appearing
in concert at the Igloo Sunday af
ternoon, will be interviewed on a
special edition of the Emerald
News Review, according to Dolph
Janes, news commentator of the
University program.
University of Pittsburg students
are now working on their second
all campus movie.
Welcome
to the
College
Flower Shop
L. McDonald, Prop.
Opposite
SIGMA CHI ’ Phone 3018
WELCOME, STUDENTS
AND MOTHERS
Eugene
Laundry
The Pioneer Laundry
170 West 8th
Phone 123
Robinson’s
Formerly Gosser’s
BEER, WINES, ICE CREAM
550 E. 13th St.
For Mother,,.
Your House Pin
Sigma Alpha Epsilon .... only $2.95
Beta Theta Pi Pin . . .
with diamond . . . for only $4.65
Delta Tau Delta Pin . . for only $3.30
You will find many other pins and
gifts for Mother at—
BRISTOW'S
Jeteelrw Store
620 Willamette
GIVE MOM A REAL TREAT . . .
with delicious
MEDO-LAND
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Whether it’s a special mold for your Mothers’ Day
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tain ask for Medo-Land . . . She will like it best.
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Phone 393
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Campos: Hear the
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