Positions Open
In Coast Guard
Laited State3 coast guard has
announced the 1942 competitive;
examination for appointment of
cadets to the coast guard acad
emy to be held May 13, 1942, ac
cording to information received
from the dean of men’s office.
This examination is open to
University men between the ages
of 17 and 22 years. The mental
rc J tirements are, in general,
those necessary for admission to
engineering colleges.
Located in East
The Coast Guard academy is
located at New London, Connec
ts t. The course of instruction
i3 basically scientific and engin
eer ng in character. Annual
cruises are made to foreign ports.
Pay of a cadet while undergo
ing instruction is $780 per year,
plus an allowance for subsistence.
After graduation, a cadet is eligi
ble for a commission in the coast
guard as ensign.
Details Available
.retailed requirements for en
trcu.ee and descriptive informa
tion may be obtained by address
ing the commandant, U. S. Coast
Guard, Washington, D. C.
Virgil D. Earl, dean of men,
urges men interested in the coast
guard to contact him at his of
fie in Johnscyi hall.
Cean Earl .also has received
some new information on life in
the American field service, vol
unteer ambulance corps, which
ho will pass on to those 3tudent3
inti, rested in the work.
Criminology Students
Visit State Institutes
Members of Dr. S. H. Jameson's
criminology class visited the
three state institutions in Salem
December 2, on an all-day' trip
th.u: included several hours of
classes and lectures. _
'The state asylum for the in
ear.-?, the Fairview home for the
feeble minded, and the state pen
itentiary were visited and stud
ied Several doctors from the in
stil. .itions spoke to the students.
£ r. Jameson expressed the
opinion that the value of the clin
ical presentation and case obser
vation far exceeded anything
irr icd bv classroom lectures.
This Is One
Christmas for
i
Sentiment
I ,'hU In the tiuu‘ to l)i>
I with loved one* to
l:i*]> hands and renew
I pledges ot‘ friendship —
| io hr frankly sentimen
tal. This in t’hri >fmas
j ami at ivt other time in
1 ilit' year do warm feel
\ * n g s ami ion l wor.is
L, m more fitting ' M w y
, Christmas. *ay v. e, from
in1 ho tom of ou.' heart* !
Phone 825
N 3w Service
Laundry
839 High St.
THREE MUSKETEERS
Three musketeers on any Christmas reading list are the books
above. Obtainable at the University Co-op, the becks and othe.s
available should pass the vacation time quickly.
Law Professor Goes
To Athletic Conclave
Orlando J. Hollis, professor of
law, left for Palm Springs, Calif
last Friday afternoon where he
will attend the Pacific Coast ath
letic conference’s regular Decem
ber meeting. His official capacity
is faculty athletic representative
for the University of Oregon.
Coach Tex Oliver and Anse
Cornell will join him there on
their way home from the Texas
game. The conference will last
until Wednesday.
Artists Solve
Gift Troubles;
Make Their Own
Christmas shopping will bo
much simplified for students in
the jewelry class of the applied
design department if they use tne
many pieces of jewelry they have
made this term for presents.
Some students have made as
many as 30 lapel pins and two
sterling silver rings according to
Lynn Alexander, assistant in the
art school.
FIRE SALE
Exclusive gift merchandise. Many things
not damaged. Entire stock selling at
slashed prices. CROCKERY# 56 W. 13th
it
We wish to extend to the
students and faculty of the
University of Oregon a
Very Merry Chrustmas. We
are proud to have served
you this past year and we
are anxious to begin the
new year with the same
type of service.
CHRISTMAS.. AS
USUAL
No black-outs for Christmas giving this
year. . . . Give happiness the best you
know how to your soldier, your boy
friend, your girl friend, your families
and friends.
COMFORT . . .
The most comfortable «*rift you can give
slippers . . . for “her" there are silks,
velvets.
Slippers for Men too! . ...
anyone is a pair of
satins, woolies. and
LOO to 3.95
.1.98 to 3.95
MORALE BUILDERS . . .
lleauty builils morale for everyone. . . . Jacqueline Cochran
IJeauty gifts will make her face light up with joy and appre
ciation. . . . Dozens of different gifts.
1.00 to 5.00
PRACTICAL LUXURIES . . .
Nights avo oolilor as well as blacker. . . . "Wool 0 the West
tine blankets are the ri*»ht answer. . . . You’ll find them on
our Lower Main Floor—-the most exciting plaee to gift
shop in town.
Blankets 10.95
I AND THEN THERE ARE . . . gifts to make at our
needlework department, beautiful housecoats and
rAces, candies, stockings, and. many more delightful
gifts. Christmas shopping is easy and pleasant here.