*Jwa JieaJU ,/ine. Bette/i... JBv CORRINE NELSON and MILDRED WILSON Co-women’s Editors We think that almost all men and women have somewhat of a Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde vein deep down inside. Witness the change that most people go through when they climb into the driver’s seat of an automobile. People who usually are polite and ever, tempered seem automati cally to be transformed into bad mannered, ill-tempered beasts when they get a steering wheel in their hands. Why? Traffic safety expert.? certainly would like to know. The transformation that comes over men and women when they wrap their fingers around a steering wheel would majke an excellent study for a psephologist . . . the results would be interesting. *■ \ * ■ * Anyway it’s there and you don’t have to go far for exam ple?, Look around and if you’re ashamed to admit you’re one of these Dr. Jekylt-Mr. Hyde driv ers you undoubtedly know of sev eral cases among your friends. Sometimes it seems as if the po liter the person in daily life the more ill-mannered he becomes when seated behind his 80 horse pow er. «: * * Dave Swave, a University fel low,, came from a good family and was known for his good man ners and politeness. Whenever tie opened a door he held it for a girl >f one was coming through. He never let a door slam in any one',' face. When he bumped into someone he smiled and said “ex cuse me" and even when hurry ing to class he respected! the lip against him in regular life. But Dave had a car and when he climbed inside he lost all his polite, courteous ways. He be came an automotive Mr. Hyde. Like most drivers he tried to steal the right of way every time lie had a chance. He cut in front Coed of the Week. Blonde Bette Morfitt Prefers Blue Clothes By RUTH JORDAN A fondness for blue, especially in clothes, is characteristic of our coed of the week, Bette Morfitt. “I guess all blondes like blue,” she smiled. Her favorite perfume is "White Ginger From Hawaii,” and al though it is almost impossible to get it here, she prefers it to any other brand. “I think all sports are interesting, but I like skiing best. That is one sport where you can nave fun without being an expert,” she remarked. Cup Winner Winner of the Gerlinger cup last year, Miss Morfitt has been a member of Kwama, sophomore women’s honorary, and Phi The ta Upsilon, junior women’s hon orary. She wras chairman of the Junior Weekend luncheon last spring. This year she holds the offices of secretary-treasurer of the ASUO and treasurer of Mor tar Board. Regarding a black toy dog which she held on her lap, she said, “I have had him for eight years but I haven’t named him yet. I guess I don’t have a mania tor naming imngs. Plans Career Activities are this blue-eyed Kappa Kappa Gamma’s hobby. She is very interested in people, and plans to go into personnel work when she graduates this spring. Selling in department stores and cashiering occupy most of Miss Morfitt's summers. “I like business work,” she said, ”par ticularly in large department stores.” The coed of the week does not like gaudy jewelry or hairbows. “I prefer pearls or very plain jewelry,” she said smiling. of other Mr. Hydes and impa tiently pushed on the horn when ever something didn’t suit him . . . all things that he fould have been horrified to have chalked rights of other students. »it J{: Sound familiar? Lieut. W. Harold Ayres, ’31. M.A. '35, has been called to active duty with the army and is sta tioned at McChord Field. Wash. So Spcani. Social eJlead By MARGE CURTIS Perched atop the back of a chair, Oregon’s petite campus so cial chairman, Carolyn Holmes, aired her views on AWS's forth coming Coed Capers. While puzzled coeds tear their hair and chew their respective fingernails in desperation of what to wear at the Capers, Car olyn, calm as usual, suggested the following concoctions: “Since women are forever com plaining about working their fin gers to the bone and leading a dog’s life, why not come as a bone?’’ she began. Cute Costumes? “If you don’t like that idea, how about the diet angle?” she suggested. “Wouldn’t the average coed look cute dressed as a grapefruit, an omelet, or a plate of lamb chops?” “One can also talk sports and politics without the fear of being squelched by a knowing male,” she added. (That should make lots of people happy.) “This is strictly a women’s party,” said Carolyn emphatical ly. “Now that we have a chance to express our views, let’s really “let our hair down” and make the fellows realize “that we can have fun without them.” (At least for one evening.) A daughter, Mary Jane, was born June 20 to Dr. and Mrs. Ector Bossatti, ’27, M.D. ’30 (Edith T. Greene, ’33) of Dallas. A son, Bruce F., was born Aug ust 1 to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Tormoehlen, ’33, (Mary Dolores Hall, ’33). GO GALA IN Moulded hips and shoul ders supply the air of so phistication to ttye superb ly simple date-dress with n e w dropped shoulder lines accented with pleat ing- and gold - and - pearl pin. Tarnished gold, green turtle, black. Sizes 9-17. S12.95 There's Romance in PRETTY HANDKERCHIEFS AVliat w o in a n doesn’t like dozens of them — espeeially so if they are exceptional in design—in materials and eye appeal. Switzerland. 1 r e 1 a n d, China, and America have contributed to our tre mendous showing: of— CHRISTMAS HANDKERCHIEFS Pure linens in hand em broidered, h a n d rolled edges, and drawnwork designs at 2«">e to $1.00 each. Swiss handkerchiefs — very sheer and soft in gorgeous floral garden prints at 2”>e. Floral Prints in sheer linens that are lovely to behold. f>0c each. Formal Handkerchiefs in sheer chiffons at $1.00 each. Make your-dvery.e each. Make your Handkerchief Store THE BROADWAY INC. 20-30 E. 13dwy. Phone 674 A new foundation film by Richard Hudnut. It gives the skin a glowing freshness; conceals freckles and minor blemishes; gives your make-up a soft petal-smooth finish and keeps it that way during an entire day or evening. I MAKE-UP B A SE • • • $ 1* LIGHT, MEDIUM OR DARK+ml You'll find DUB ARK Y Exclusively at. Phone 1090 840 Willamette Shopping the Town By LEITH BROWN Shiver Me Timbers If you’re one of the cold foot crew you’d better invest in the bed socks seen at the BROADWAY. Knitted foot warmers, ribbon trimmed to snuggle up to your ankle, in blue peach, pink, white and orchid. Brushed rayon (real fuzzy, like a bear) nightgear which tie up the front with a white silk cord, in blue, rose, and wine. Either pair for $1.00. Jfc Ji: *: Jf: Sister Act Richard Hudnut has put out a prize package which is a real value. It is called Daily Duo and contains a full-sized tube of lipstick and a box of powder—-both for the price of one (dollar). The lipstick colors are Carmeen, Regal Red, Crimson, Rose Cerise, Reg Gold, and Bleck Cherry. Tne lipstick tune nas a. special carcn so that when it is closed you can't twist it and jam the paste into the lid . . . smart, huh? It’s at MILLER’S cosmetics bar. * * * * Ski Lift Or a lift to your skiing will be a new ski suit. Water-repellent gabardine ski togs . . . and zipped-in fleece lining in the jacket . . . detachable hood . . . two pockets in the jacket. . . . Blue with red trim, green and, wine. At MONTGOMERY WARD’S for $9.98. So You're Gonna Be Different Well, here's your chance. Go to his house dance ini a really startling formal. BEARD’S have just the \W thing. A dinner -dress with a white crepe jacket tT covered with glossy white fringe about two inches •• long ... a round neck . . . short sleeves. The skirt is black crepe with tiny accordion pleats, which give the impression of the new straight, slender skirts. A red rayon jersey belt around the waistf - for a color highnote . . . $29.75. * * * s June in January Anyway real flower scents in the middle of winter. Paul Rieger has obtained the real essence of flowers themselves in his perfume, made without alcohol. The tiny bottle comes in a maple case and contains sixty FLOWER DROPS (the name by which you ask for it). All you need for daintiness is a touch of the stopper. You can get unusual scents too . . . Orange Blossom, Crabapple, and Heliotrope. At Tiffany-Davis for $1.50 and $2.00. * * * >;: New System Better than batting your lashes at your best boy friend is this Gal Gibson dress with at flower stem look. He’ll get over his shy, but fast. It is black with a smooth long waist and two large flounces on the skirt. Shirred at the bust line . . . ties in the back. . . . a jewelled flower pm on the blouse for more jlamah. . . . $12.95 at HADLEY’S. * *i*. sj: « Fur Goodness Sakes Take a long' look at the Hollander fur advertise I^uient to see something lush in fur coats. Hollander is a fur to last all your college life.