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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 1, 1942)
Independent Athletic Card Drive Starts; ° Phonograph Waxes Offered Top Houses Three High Houses to Win Prizes; Refund System to Go Into Effect Thirty dollars in phonograph records will go as prizes to the first three houses with the highest percentage of cards at the end of the independent athletic card drive inaugurated today, according to A1 Larsen, chairman. Each house will re ceive $10 worth of records. Student representatives in each organization who have been appointed to handle the sales met yesterday at the Col lege Side to discuss plans for the drive which will last approxi mately a week. Salesmen should contact Ed Walker in the athletic office at McArthur court to ob tain tickets and turn in money. In case a student should leave school in the middle of the year, a refund system has been worked out in proportion to the number of games left to play. If a stu dent is drafted, an additional sum of $1 will be returned. All cards that were purchased prior to the drive will be counted in the final total, emphasized A1 Larsen, remarking, “The general ticket sales drive has already ac counted for many purchases by independent students, but we’re trying to make the whole campus 100 per cent.” Students chosen as salesmen in each organization are: Alpha hall, Norman Mannheimer; Gamma, Jim Linse; Omega, Jack Robin son; Sherry Ross, Jim Cutler; Sigma, Bob Scrivner; Hendricks, Joyce Reimers; Susan Campbell, Leah Befus and Ardis Jensen; University, Maxine Hughes; Hil yard, Janet Wagstaff; Highland, Rosemary Fishback; Campbell club, Bill Morris; Canard club, Fred Kuhl; Kirkwood, Harold Brevig; Orides and Yeomen, Max Brown. In the Greeks drive, Alpha Gamma Delta is on top so far with Kappa Kappa Gamma fol lowing. Oregana Staff (Continued from pane one) gana work, between 7:30 and 8 p.m. Lemon punch will be served. Music will be supplied for listen ing only. The meeting, it is stressed, will be an all-campus affair, and is more to introduce the student body to the new offices than to transact business. Heading the promotion staff are Charles Politz and Marjorie Young, assisted by Edith New ton, Flora Kibler, Peggy Heit schmidt, Phyllis Reinbrecht, and Virginia Wells. Oregona upper staff will meet in the staff office today at 4 to go over final plans. George V. Kendall, dean of Wabash college, has been com missioned a lieutenant colonel in the army. CLASSIFIED ADS • Lost WALLET on the campus, Tues day, between 9:30-11. Name in side. Reward. Jack Dailey, Phi Delta Theta. GIRL’S brown billfold on cam pus Tuesday afternoon. Name inside. Phone Feena Van Gelder, 1273-M. Reward. GOLD army Air Corps bracelet, locket-effect with picture in side. Lost between Emerald and AOPi. Phone 2840. Sue Minor. LT. RAY PIGOXT . . . . . . UO grad who recently earned liis commision at Camp Davis, N. C. Typing Positions Open In Army Reserve Corps Girls who can type have an opportunity to make themselves useful on a defense job this month by volunteering- to work in the Army Enlisted Reserve Corps office in the commerce building, according to Lieuten ant Robert G. Davis, head of the new reserve office. All work in the enlistment of fice is volunteer, but girls are asked to sign up for six hours a week and the office is expected to remain open for approximately a month. The girls work in two-hour shifts when the office is open on week days from 1 to 4 in the af ternoon, and on Saturday morn ing from S to 12. 1 mmm MONTY WOOLLEY in "The Pied Piper" also "Careful, Soft Shoulder" with VIRGINIA BRUCE Radio Players Begin Casting Applications to join the Radio Workshop are being received by Kenneth S. Wood, director, of fices in Friendly hall. The year’s activities are being organized and anyone interested in participating for experience or credit should contact Mr. Wood immediately. The programs are broadcast ev ery Thursday from the radio stu dios on the campus. Alternative schedule, 7:30 to 9:30, Tuesdays, and 7:15 to 9:30, Thursdays, has been set aside as rehearsal time. Others will be scheduled as needed. All rehear sals are held in the radio studios. The first workshop play will be broadcast tonight cn KOAC from 8 to 8:30. “London Inter lude” by Ted Harmon is the 15 minute dramatization played by Bob Gillan and Jean Taylor, with Bob Mundt as sound effects man. Popular music by Norma Trevor row and Francis Mahulah is the concluding portion. Frank Wat kins will announce. The play for next Thursday is a comedy, “Ladder Under the Apple Tree” which has been ten tatively cast. Defense Setup (Continued from page one) Then instead of each section handling its own publicity and finance, as was done last year, the two bodies responsible for these jobs will take care of them thereby leaving each particular section free to concentrate on its own special duty. Frills Gone (Continued from page seven) pha Phi-Chi Psi; Sigma Alpha Mu-Sigma Kappa; Alpha Chi Omega-Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Sigma Chi-Kappa Alpha Theta; Phi Delta Theta-Pi Beta Phi; Chi Omega-Theta Chi; Alpha Tau Omega-Delta Gamma and Delta Delta Delta-Delta Upsilon. P.S. The Oregana is holding open house tonight. (For benefit of seniors—office of the school yearbook). Formerly edited in the Igloo the clan has now moved to the second floor of the shack. The United States has some GOO junior colleges. KAY KAYSER in "My Favorite Spy" also Tuns Time, featuring JAN GARBER and ORCHESTRA Speech Opportunities Offered By Department The speech and drama depart ment this year offers students in terested in obtaining practical speaking experience the oppor tunity of touring the Northwest and speaking before various so cial groups. Organizations such as service clubs, granges, high schools, churches, and community clubs provide students with ex perience in speaking on a variety of topics. Subjects of vital inter est to the audience are used as topics. In later years students have appeared before as many as 110 audiences in a single year. Two hours of credit are given all who participate in these programs. Students interested should see Professor W. A. Dahlberg, di rector of speech and drama, not later than October 6, at his office in room 107 Friendly hall. A. W. S. Notes (Continued from page six) . . . Here’s hoping Marge Cur tis doesn’t do something drastic to us, but Phi Thetas are doing something very interesting and important in the near future. Whocps! Almost forgot to men tion that it’s still a nasty “wom an's world.’’ —B.A. Air Spotters "Grounded" The lofty perch from which aircraft observers last year sur veyed the sky, surrounding ter ritory, passing sorority girls, no longer stands atop the library^ With their feet firmly on the ground, the watchers now check passing planes. The old post, cold and somewhat precariously reached, was abandoned when (the students left school for the ■summer and turned their defense duties over to the University per sonnel. Better Building A better building is possible now than could be built on the library roof and the heating problem is much simplified. Be cause student attendance is often somewhat irregular, the observa tion post will not be turned over to the men’s living organizations as it was last year, but will re main as the work of the school secretaries, the wives of faculty members, and the faculty them selves. , Although father from thc^ planes than its predecessor, the record of the new post shows it •to be as efficient as the old, and, since the fire escape entrance might prove difficult for the women who now occupy the post two-thirds of the time, much more practical. 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