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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 31, 1942)
Art Congress Plans Exhibit Dc you have a deep down de sire to take a poke at Tokio? For just such people a state-wide ex hibit of anti-Fascist drawing, cartoon, and color sketches is be ing arranged to take place in Portland on March 1. Every one, layman, artist, and juniors under 16, are invited to participate. The exhibition will he held at the Portland art mu seum under the sponsorship of the Portland branch of the Amer ican Artists' congress. Originality 'Entries may be in any medium, hut all work must be original and no copies will be accepted. En tries are to* be mounted or mat ted, with an approximate 2-inch margin, to a piece of white card board, 13 by 22 inches, or 22 by 28 inches. Entries framed in glass •will not be accepted. Since the exhibition promises to overflow available museum space, Mr. Robert Tyler Davis of the Portland art museum, Mr. Howard Fisher of the Oregon Journal, and Mr. Albert Rund quist of the Artists' congress will acr as jury. Deadline AK entries are to be sent or delivered to the Portland art mu seum by February 22. Entry blanks are available in the art building. All entries will be handled with reasonable care but neither the Portland art museum nor the Artists' congress assumes any re sponsibility for loss or damage from any cause. By a vote of .523 to 51, students at Catawba college have voted to change the name of their year book, The Swastika. fc-u—irj—’•n—nuvr_l nviui!... _l_ _ Dr- Lawrence S. Bee Conducts Radio Series Dr. Lawrence S. Bee, assistant professor of sociology, is con ducting a radio series for the Parent-Teacher association of the state. The 30-minute pro grams are presented at 2 p.m. on the first and third Tuesdays of each month. On the first program of the month Dr. Bee presents a lec ture on the adjusting of famHy, neighborhood, and school prob lems of children. On the third Tuesday, Dr. Bee is joined by Dj‘. Leona Tyler, instructor in psy chology, and Mrs. Robert Leeper for a round table discussion of the same problems. The series began in January and will continue through May. Lindh's Freethrow (Continued from paye four) son’s 13 markers were tops in the point parade. Lindli bagged 11, while Tayi'or wound up third with 10. The lineups follow: Oregon (39) FG FT TP Wren, f.1 2 4 Taylor, f .4 2 10 Marshik, c ..-...0 P. Jackson, g .5 Andrews, g .0 L. Jackson, c . 0 Kirsch, g .3 Fuhrman, f .1 0 3 0 1 2 1 0 13 0 1 8 3 Totals . Washington (40) Lindh, f . Ford, f, c . Gilmur, c . Morris, g. Gilbertson, f . Leask, g . Dalthorp, f ... .14 11 39 FG FT TP .4 .3 .1 .0 2 .1 d 3 2 2 2 0 0 11 9 4 2 6 o 6 Totals .14 12 40 Atter the SENIOR BALL try our unbeatable * Nuways * Sandwiches * Frozen Custard * Shakes * Malts , * Bavarian Ice Cream CURB .SERVICE The POLAR BEAR 99 at Moss f Treat Yourself to Pete's Delicious Buns Order your broad, pies, and cakes at Pete'* ami be assured ot* fresh iroods promptly delivered. 1622 Olive Phone 1194 Morse Asks For War Leave Wayne L. Morse, dean of the law school, has asked for a leave of absence for spring term to work with the war labor board, but he will definitely be back on the campus at the beginning of the fall term in September. Dr. Donald M. Erb. University president, yesterday branded the report that there would be no law school on the campus next fall as absolutely false. “There has never been in the minds of administrative officials of the University any thought of abandoning the law school, said Dr. Erb. “In the face of decreased en rollment, we have asked that all possible economies be instituted without impairing- the quality of the work offered which is true of every department and school in in the University," he added. Stamps May Go To Union Fund Make your dollars do double duty. That's the idea being pre sented by the Student Union building committee at the Senior ball tonight. They will ask stu dents to give the stamps they receive at the door to the stu dent union building fund, A box will be just inside the Igloo door where the stamps can be deposited. This project is the first to be sponsored by the new ly organized freshman commit tee on student union. Don Ste phen, chairman of the group, is in charge of the plan. Doctors to Fight Venereal Disease Dr. Adolph Weinzirl, head of the division of social hygiene at the University of Oregon medical school, will map an intensive drive against venereal disease at a social hygiene conference in Portland next month. Emphasiz ing the destructive power of ve nereal disease, especially in war time, Dr. Weinzirl announced that his program of action would cover the entire Northwest. Eugene Glee (Continued front page one) a. “Daybreak by the Sea," Alf ven; b. Tula Tula (Finnish folk song') arr. Bartholomew, c. “Onward Ye Peoples,” Sibelius. ( ''with brass quartet—Messrs. Carlson, Bates, Hunt, and Spaugh). IV. Songs by the Firelight a. “The Long Day Closes,” Sul livan; b. “Bendemeer’s Stream,” Moore, Caty (^baritone solo by Robert Johnson, violin obliga to, Mr. Sellin) e. Quartets—“Evening Rever ie,” Kuula; “Summertime” (“Porgy and Bess”) Gershwin x (Messrs. Beardsley, Celsi, Pratt, and Johnson); d. “Trail to Mexico,” Finney. V. “Star Spangled Banner," Smith (*with brass quartet). ^Arrangements by John Stark Evans. # Stamps Admit (Continued from page one) to the Senior ball is actually an Investment, for the defense stamps secured with the program will mature at SI.33 in 10 years. “Extra stamp sellers and doormen have been provided to accommodate the expected crowd,” Harry Prongas, assistant chairman, stated. According to Betty Jo Shown, patron and patroness head, and Janet Morris, refreshment chair man, approximately forty couples of state dignitaries, faculty mem bers and students' parents have accepted invitations. Homer Dixon Speaks To Student Teachers Junior faculty members of the school of education will hold their second winter term meeting at 4 p.m. Tuesday m room 2, Edu cation. Superintendents Homer Dixon of Junction City and H. B. Ferrin of Cottage Grove will be guest speakers. Discussions will touch upon staff relationships, professional ethics in applying for jobs, and characteristics which superinten dents look for when hiring new teachers. Attendance at these meetings is required of all student teach ers unless they have been per sonally excused by the director. Alumni Council Meets The county directors of the en tire alumni council of the Oregon Alumni association will meet on the campus February 13 and 14 for their annual winter meeting for their annual winter meeting, according to Elmer C. Fansett, alumni secretary. The council is composed of the country directors throughout the state. Miss Maher Gets Post Miss Phyllis Maher of Bandon, Oregon, has replaced Mrs. Kath erine Garnett as stenographer at the Bureau of Municipal Research office. Zr^ercH 3tyC£JL£T 4*0 J^OC./c'£7- ^ Here is the gift that makes her heart skip a beat! iJeauuruhy engraved matching locket and bracelet. II MfffS MV#X/#6■ I Your choice of birthstones in this gorgeous flower design, dainty mournings: We give green stamps with all cash purchases. Fair trade items excepted. t)4% ’TZ/Wcft'+i *^0/AAfo»o ' **S£*3LC i *33* 7r< wig**.? 0risze' 1 //.do */*sr*Y $2 Z>/A*f*0 EUGENE. ORE. 297 Willamette Phone 411 3 Squirrely Jaws Show Decline Squirrely jaws and pink spots are on the decline, according to bandage bastille reports, with only three cases of mumps and two cases of measles. Those in the infirmary yester day were Charmian Miller, Charles Tyson, Bob Rock. Mar ian Marks,- Ted Pilip, Gladys So mel, Robert Vernon, Don Ko berg, Stanley Jones, Ken Matu latis, and Nanette Chalmers. Dr. Cressman III Dr. Luther S. Cressman, head of the anthropology departm&Ft. has been confined to his home for the past week because of an attack of influenza. He will re turn to his classes Monday. 9 MAKE THE ROOM LOOK LIVABLE - . > -W Keep up av 11 h the times and clean up the room. Fine desks, end tables and dressers. FURNITURE fcy FOLSOM 865 Olive Eugene RAPTUROUS ROMANCE! Claudette Colbert and John Payne in ‘REMEMBER THE DAY’ — also — Robert Preston and Ellen Drew in The Night of January 16th' THRILLS GALORE! 'ALL THAT MONEY CAN BUY' with EDWARD ARNOLD WALTER HUSTON JANE DARWELL CIILU3 Roy Rogers in 'Jesse James at Bay1 — also — 'The Great Train Robbery' with Bob Steele and Claire Carleton A NEW ROMANCE! Fred Astaire and Rita Hayworth in 'You'll Never Get Rich' — also — 'World in Flames'