Brooks Exhibit
'Unveiling' Set
For Saturday
Room Will House
Collector's Choice
For Ideal Library
By EDITH OGLESBY
Outstanding feature of Library
day Saturday will be the first
public showing of the Philip Ran
ney Brooks memorial library,
which was donated to the Uni
versity by Mrs. Lester Brooks,
the collector’s mother.
The exhibit will be open for
public inspection, according to
Librarian M. H. Douglass.
The collection, which is housed
in a new room, built especially
for that purpose on the third
floor of the library, is represen
tative of the ideal personal li
brary. It contains many stand
ard works of English and Amer
ican authors, with several trans
lations of French works. In the
main, the books are not collec
tor’s items, but are fine editions,
designed to be read by book
lovers.
Furnishings Included
The memorial gift includes fur
nishings of the room with paint
ings and bookcases formerly in
Mr. Brooks’ personal library. The
wrought-iron gates at the en
trance to the room are also from
the Brooks home.
Besides the standard works,
there are several old books in the
collection, purportedly from the
personal library of Charles I,
bought in a London second-hand
shop. The book has the royal coat
of arms stamped on both covers
and notes have been written
throughout the volume, which is
a 1540 edition of the Epigrams of
Martial.
Use Restricted
The present intention is to lim
it the use of the room mainly to
graduate students, for whom it
will serve as a reading lounge.
The books are not to be circu
lated but will be accessible to
faculty members and advanced
English students by special per
mission.
It is expected that an oil por
trait of Philip Ranney Brooks,
painted by Sydney Bell, will be
unveiled at the preview of the
library following the Friends of
the Library dinner Friday eve
ning.
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ASUO Nominations
Slated for Tuesday
ASUO nominations, previously
scheduled for yesterday, have
been postponed until Tuesday to
provide for vote on an enlarging
amendment and for nomination of
six new candidates. To make
this possible, the executive com
mittee amended their by-laws
which provide that nominations
be held a week before elections.
The amendment passed over
whelmingly yesterday, 154-3, is
an outgrowth of agitation from
persons who argued that the
present executive committe is not
truly representative of the cam
pus.
The new amendment was word
ed to allow a person scholastical
ly able to run for office as a rep
resentative of his “class” to do
so whether or not he is a “mem
ber.”
Phi Chi Theta Gives
Dessert for Nine
Phi Chi Theta, national busi
ness women’s honorary, enter
tained nine rushing guests at a
dessert Tuesday at the Delta
Delta Delta sorority house.
Peggy Ferries and Alice Trull
inger were in charge of prepara
tions, and De Loraine Markwardt
and Arline Lewis headed the
cleanup committee.
Movies of the national conven
tion held in Atlanta, Georgia,
were shown to the group. Laurita
Christofferson, past president,
represented the local chapter at
the July convention.
Miss Ellen Hawley, national
inspector from Berkeley, Califor
nia, will be on the campus Mon
day and Tuesday. A tea under the
direction of Frances Montag is
scheduled for Gerlinger hall Mon
day afternoon at 4 o’clock. While
Miss Hawley is in Eugene, she
will stay at the Alpha Gamma
Delta sorority.
Rementeria Given
NodinTrial Premier
Dave Rementeria, defendant,
was awarded a 9-3 verdict against
Hugh Collins at last night’s law
school moot trial held in the Lane
county circuit court house.
Asking for $650 damages, Col
lins’ lawyers, Dick Bryson and
Brock Miller, alleged injuries
were received by him through the
negligence of Rementeria.
The action for the defendant
was brought by Jack Hay and
Jack Dunn. Witnesses for the
plaintiff were Clyde Angerman
and Floyd Hamilton. Those for
the defense were Robert Havens
and Morris Carter.
Orlando J. Hollis, professor of
law, presided. University students
composed the jury.
V Pert!
That is the word for our
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WHERE TO GO
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By Norma Baker
1. Every try the Lemon O’s
after-date snacks ? They’re Doc
Ireland’s recipe for a happy date
finish.
2. Three Trees offer swell late
plate suggestions—why not see
for yourself.
3. And if perchance you aren't
attending a house dance this
weekend Eugene hotel offers soft
lights, good music, and a smooth
floor.
THREE
TREES
A GOOD
PLACE
TO MEET
AND EAT
Short Orders
Drinks
Comical Love!
“This Thing Called
Love”
with Melvyn Douglas
and Rosalind Russell
— plus —
“South of Suez”
with George Brent
and Brenda Marshall
HELD OVER!
LORETTA YOUNG
in
“THE LADY
FROM
CHEYENNE”
4. The theaters have some real
ly neat features—anything from
romance to rhythm. An especially
good one at the Mayflower —
“Lady From Cheyenne.”
5. “Ted” has an assortment of
mixers that are sure to please, so
drop in and let him serve you.
6. The millrace offers keen
possibilities for canoeing and
Anchorage Raceway has the
canoes. The price is right, too.
A POPULAR
SPRING SPORT
CANOEING
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Another Great!
“Men of Boys’
Town”
with Spencer Tracy
and Mickey Rooney
— plus —
“HERE COMES
HAPPINESS”
with Edward Norris
and Mildred Coles
Two Big Features!
“Riding on a
Rainbow”
with Gene Autry
— plus —
“Meet the Champ”
with Hugh Herbert
Dinner...
Dancing
Every Evening except
Monday from 6:30-8:30
Eddie Gipson’s
5-piece Band
Eugene Hotel
DINING BOOM AND COFFEE SHOP
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When Showing
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SIDE PATTER ’
Pat Taylor
Nominee for the happiest,
carefree-est colleeg boy is Phi
Delt Prexy A1 Hunt. . . . Jane
Tennant, Alpha Phi, left yes
tiddy to marry up with her
boy who’s in the mo-om pit
chas down there. . . . Was “The
Road to Zanzibar” ever fun
ny!! When B. Hope rassled the
gorilla, we thought we’d fall
on our face . . . was a riot. . . .
The blackest beauty on the
campus (that is, as far as a
tan goes) is Helen Howard . . .
No mata what your political
preference, think you’ll all
have to admit that the Fust
Leddy had the situation well
in hand. . . . Bill Lonigan, ra
ther, Lieutenant Bill Lonigan
(ahem!) Fiji, is back after
graduation from the air corps.
. . . While batting in the Fiji
league we’ll mention that the
big old fat old Fiji convention
starts today. . . . All those
booful boys from all over. . . .
Ricky ticky ticky. . . . Dinna
ever suggest to Roma Theo
bald that you go to California.
. . . She’ll take you up on it
. . . and she’ll take you, too . . .
See you on the late shift
. . . at the Side, of course! . . .