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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (April 5, 1941)
From The Pulpit By RUBY JACKSON Of special interest to students next week will be Easter sunrise 6 o’clock Eastern morning in Mc Arthur court. Sponsored by the University Religious council, the Eugene Youth council, and the Eugene Ministerial association, the service will include a talk by Dr. K. E. Burke, president of the Christian college and music bjr the Eugene high school a cap pella choir. This Sunday, Eugene churches have arranged special Palm Sun day services. Presbyterian Dr. Quirinus Breen, professor of social science, will address Westminster students at 9:43 a.m. Jack Newton will lead the worship service. After the social tea at 6 p.m., Miss Florence Gar nett of the music school will have charge of a discussion in the forum group. Erma Scott will be worship leader. Methodist Quest group will meet at 9:45 a.m., and installation of new offi cers of Wesley foundation starts at 7 p.m. The new cabinet will present its program at this time: St. Mary’s Episcopal Ballroom dancing to new rec ords will be featured at the meet ing of Canterbury club from 5 to 6 p.m. At 6 p.m. Huntington Y'oung will lead a discussion on daily vacation church schools. Church services start at 8 and 11 a.m. and at 7:30 p.m. Blackout Helps Mail Romance In Pill Palace Everything was peace and quiet in the measle mausoleum —then the lights went out. Ah! A chance for a correspondence romance to be the real thing. Nurses are rushing, hunting frantically for a flashlight, gasp3 of fright come from the women's ward. Now, there it is, a hesitating flicker glow ing into full light—Chuck Weisberg is caught carefully and stealthily making his way down the hall. Those under the guiding hand of the nurses today are: Jane Barlow, Barbara Bryant, Mari lyn Miller, Audrew Dial, Glo ria Wong, Lois Geller, Jeanne Filcher, Mary Bentley, June Marie Wilson, Olivia Dysinger, Norma Ogle, Mary Barry, Ruth Eckhart, Jane McCurdy, Dar rell Lear, Wesley Richards, Bob Davis, Ben Wholer, James Curry, Bob Rudolph, Ernest Blair, James Gibson, Harry Kettering, Phil Sinnott, Rush Leonard, Dudley Church, and Weisberg. Baptist University students’ Sunday school is at 9:45 a.m., and the University BYPU meets at 6:30 p.m. Worship services are planned for 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Easter morning at 8 a.m. there will be a breakfast at Seymour's cafe for young people. Students are invited to attend. St. Mary’s Catholic A mass and breakfast is sched uled for 9:30 a.m. in Gerlinger hall. This is a student service. Join the* Throng On PALM SUNDAY Let us pause for a few minutes to reflect upon the great Peace and religious tolerance of today. A little Peace and Love reaches much farther than a thous and wars. Go to church — any church — this Palm Sunday to pray “that this nation under God shall have a new birth of freedom, and that life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness ma;> never perish from the earth.” These Churches Welcome YOU FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Willamette at Twelfth B. Earle Parker, D.D. LIGHTHOUSE TEMPLE 1209 Olive Street Edward J. Fulton, Pastor ST. MARY’S CATHOLIC CHURCH 11th and Oharneiion Streets Father 1. Ipziu' Mass at 7, S, 9:20, 10:20 HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF These scenes are not from a movie, nor are they from wars in the days of old. Using every type of ship in their harbors to break Ger many's counter-blockade, the British have sent sailing vessels like this one to sea. In the top picture the schooner lists after being hit by bombs from a German plane; in the lower picture she is on her way to Davy Jones locker. Dr. Von Bruecke To Speak Tuesday Two speaking engagements are scheduled for the University cam pus next week by Dr. Ernest von Bruecke, renowned Austrian neu rophysiologist. Both talks are open to the public. Tuesday afternoon at 4 o’clock in room 105 Deady he will ad dress a meeting of Sigma Xi sci ence honorary on “Fatigue and Recovery in Peripheral Nerves.” Wednesday evening, April S, he will give a faculty lecture in the faculty room of Friendly hall on “Physiological Tendencies to Stabilize the Appearance of the Environment.” Professor von Bruecke, grand son of the great Viennese physi ologist of the same name, has been for over 20 years one of Eui'ope’s foremost neurophysi ologists. During this time, until April 1938, he was professor of physiology at Innsbruck univer sity in Austria. B'or the past two years he has occupied the posi tion of research fellow in the Harvard medical school. Having had numerous published articles in periodicals of neurophysiology and psychology, he is a member of the editorial board of the Journal of Neurophysiology. SPRING IS HERE Come in and look over lawn and garden tools, lawn and garden seeds Quackenirjsh’s 160 E. Brdy. Pli. 1057 Willamette-Gold Butter Reid’s Creamery Phone 365 (Adv.) Alums Schedule 'Old Oregon'Dag In 'Rose City' Dean Kratt Named Fete Toastmaster For April 10 Event “A Day with Old Oregon” will be celebrated Thursday, April 10, by all alumni in the vicinity of Portland. Dean Theodore Kratt of the music school is toastmaster for the banquet that evening, and activities of alumni will be han dled by last year's president, Donald B. McCormick. During the afternoon session six faculty members will conduct individual forums. In the evening they will introduce speakers and conduct open discussion follow ing their talks. Dean James H. Gilbert, who has been on the University fac ulty for 33 years, will speak on “Convertible Money Converted.” Dr. Harold J. Noble will discuss “Japan’s Greater East Asia,” and Professor Ernest G. Moll will tell how “A Poet Looks at Australia.” “Labor’s Stake in Labor Leg islation” will be told by the in ternational news enthusiast, Dean Victor P. Morris. Professor Gor don Wright will present “Fate of the French Democracy.” Dinah Shore, network vocalist, is a graduate of Vanderbilt uni versity. WISE BUSINESSMEN KNOW 'i All wise businessmen know the value of good eye sight; that is the reason they have their eyes examined regularly. You, too, should have your eyes cheeked at regular intervals. Drop in today for a free examination. If you need glasses, we will fit you with a pair designed for your personality. Be sure that your eyes are examined by a registered optometrist. Dr. Ella C. Meade OPTOMETRIST Phone 330 14 W. 8th St.