CPT Program
Accelerated*
Accelerated has new been added to the name of the civil
ian pilot training program, it was announced by J. C. Stovall,
CPT coordinator. Beginning with the summer program, which
will start between June 15 and July 1, a new class will enter
each 8 weeks, according to the present plan.
Applications are still being accepted for those who wish
i-b.Ke cne next program, with
both ground school and flight
training being taught at the
Klamath Falls base. Age re
quirements include all men be
tween 18 and 26.
Mr. Stovall emphasized that
men enlisted in the deferred sec
tion of either the army or navy
would also be eligible for CPT
training. Students completing the
Thanks for
Your Patronage
Another school year is
coming to a close and it
is time once again to con
gratulate the graduates.
We are looking forward
to serving you again next
year and would like to
wish you a good vacation.
Ph. 2717
DELIVERY SERVICE
THE
Cor. 13th and Alder
“Doc” Ireland, Prop.
primary course wil be given an
opportunity to go into the sec
ondary phase of training. Chances
for further cross-country and stu
dent instructor training will be
given those not enlisted with the
regular armed forces.
tinder the present set-up the
government will pay for both
the physical examination and the
insurance, Mr. Stovall revealed.
Subsistence of the men, while in
Klamath Falls, will be furnished
by the flight operator, Louis
Soukup.
Those not planning to take the
courses this summer are still
urged to apply now if they are
interested in any future CPT
program. The office is located at
107 Condon hall.
Home Ec Dinner
Members of the home econom
ics department will honor the
non-major minor faculty at an
East Indian curry dinned tonight
at 6 p.m. This is the annual din
ner given by the home economics
students.
RADER’S
BEAUTY SALON
Eugene Hotel Building
Telephone 2890
Repair
now while you still have
an opportunity to do the
needed repair work on
•'•r'-^Qur house.
and
nenew
before priorities prevent
you from it for the dura
tion. Do any repair or re
newing work with our
guaranteed supplies.
TWIN OAKS
BUILDERS SUPPLY CO.
669 High St. Pli. 2600.
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TOILETRIES
REMEDIES
CIGARS
804 Willamette and 917 Willamette
Deodorant Cream
FREE, small size,
with 39c jar
Orehtin It Emerald
Herb Penny air raid warden.
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Dorman Alford
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Ruth Kay Collins
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Boh Edwards
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Marjorie Major
Roy Nelson
Edith Newton
Peggy Overland
Betty Ann Stevens
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Mildred Wilson
Marjorie Young
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Commencement Issue
Day Managers
Jeanne Routt
Russ Smelser
Elaine Dahl
Barbara Thomson
Paul Thurston
Solicitors:
Arlis Boone
Dorothy Bruhn
Shirley Davis
Bob Nagel
Betty Edward
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Office Staff:
Susan Stater
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Night Staff:
Bob Edwards, night editor
Betsy Wootton
Frances Triska
Shirley Davis
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Copy Desk:
Ted Bush, city coeditor
John Mathews, city coeditor
Marjorie Young
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Chas. Politz
Sigma Hall Awarded
Cooperative Cup
Th cup awarded each year to
the men’s hall found to be most
cooperative during the year was
given to Sigma hall at a ban
quet in John Straub Memorial
last night.
Two scholarship cups were pre
sented at the banquet, one going
to Susan Campbell, the other to
Sigma. Other cups awarded went
to Alpha hall for athletics, Zeta
hall for basketball and to
Sherry Ross for softball.
Cups were awarded by Mrs.
Genevieve Tumipseed, director of
dormitories.
F. V. Cahill, instructor in po
litical science, spoke on the in
creasing trend toward more gov
ernmental control and the subse
quent necessity for an adjustment
to be made by college people.
Sunset Vespers
Next Sunday young Westmin
ster students are holding a sunset
vesper service, instead of the
usual forum. Students will leave
Westminster house at 7:45, and
go to the top of Columbia heights.
The service will close at 8:30,
when the sun goes down.
Recognition
Pins
Greek Letter
Cutouts
$1.25
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BROADWAY 6- WILLAMETTE
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The last Westminster pot-luck
dinner will be tonight at 6. Sen
iors will be honored.
Summer Draft
Students who expect to be
called into military service by
their local draft boards during
the summer should come to the
dean of men’s office or the reg
istrar’s office and secure some
new and important information.
This includes all men who are
now registered under the Se
lective Service Act who are not
now enlisted in some branch of
military service.
Women's Rushing
Hushing rules for Panhellenic
will be distributed to sororities
during exam week, according to
Margaret Ann Jackson, Panhel
lenic president.
NOW under-arm
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safely
Stops Perspiration
1. Does not rot dresses or men's
shirts. Does not irritate skin.
2. No waiting to dry. Can be
used right after shaving.
3. Instantly stops perspiration
for 1' to 3 days. Removes odor
from perspiration.
4. A pure, white, greaseless,
stainless vanishing cream.
5. Arrid has been awarded the
Approval Seal of the American
Institute of Laundering for
being harmless to fabrics.
Arrid is the LARGEST SELLING
DEODORANT. Try a jar today!
ARRID
. At all stores selling toilet goc
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MORE THAN YOU NEED YOUR
TYPEWRITER?
WE NEED THE TYPEWRITER
BRING IT IN
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30 East 11th Phone 148
NEED NEW LUGGAGE?
Drop in and see us today. We have
just the travelling goods you will
need for your trip home and your
vacation this summer.
Preston & Hales
875 Willamette Phone 665
Thanks Ducks
Bring those graduating
seniors in for a party
in our banquet room or
individually for a steak
dinner.
. . . for your patronage
during this past year.
It’s been great knowing
you all and we’ll hope
to see you again next
fall.
McCrady’s Cafe
MR. AND MRS. FRANK WILLS, OWNERS
578 Willamette. Ph. 534.