Houses Paired
^or Scrap Parade—
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Oregon
Phi Theta Prexy
Reveals All—
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VOLUME XLIV
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, EUGENE, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1942
NUMBER lo
DO Band, Cars Added to Noise Parade
Homecoming
Slogan Tilt
Opens Today
The Homecoming slogan con
test will open at noon today, ac
cording to Pat Cloud, chairman.
This contest is staged annually
in order to find a prize-winning
slogan which will be the theme
of the weekend activities.
There will be a $5 prize for
the writer of” the winning entry.
The contest is open to everyone
and each person may write as
many slogans as he wishes.
These should be left at the alum
ni office for Cloud, or mailed to
him at 1472 Kincaid street as
soon as possible, but no entries
received later than noon Monday,
^October 19, will be accepted.
Slogans should be shqrt—3 or 4
‘■punch” words which will ex
emplify the spirit of Homecom
ing weekend. Last year’s win
ning entry was ‘‘Blitz the Bea
vers,” and was contributed by
Buck Buchwach.
Cloud suggests that the slo
gan be something in keeping
with the University and the part
it is playing in the war effort—
not all collegiate, not all patri
otic.
Judging the contest will be the
Homecoming weekend directorate
composed of the chairmen of each
major committee. The complete
directorate has not been appoint
ed, but will be announced tomor
row, stated Cloud.
In case of two identical entries
-the first one submitted and re
ceived will be the winning slogan.
ISA Senate Schedules
General Meeting Today
All senators must be present
at the ISA senate meeting
scheduled for today at 4, in 204
Chapman, Leighton Platt, sen
ate president, announced Tues
day.
City Seeks Volunteer
Scrap Iron Collectors
A call for 1000 volunteers was
voiced Wednesday by Eugene
city authorities. They are needed
to pick up the tons of iron and
tee! scrap that will be deposit
ed on street corners of Eugene
during the Saturday night noise
and scrap parade.
One hundred men students are
needed to fill the University quo
ta. These are to be drawn from
the ranks of the campus living
organizations, each house and
hall is asked to donate the serv
ices of four men.
They will work only on Sunday
morning, traveling in trucks to
the scrap piles throughout the
City.
New Phi Thetas
Phi Theta Upsilon, junior worn
«-en’s service honorary, initiated
the following girls October 8, at
the Alpha Chi Omega house:
Helen Holden, Helen Johnson,
Nancy Ames, Ann Reynolds, Joan
Taylor ,and Mary Robinson.
House Partners Listed
For Saturday Parade
'I he following houses are paired together for the Saturday
noise parade and scrap iron drive :
Alpha Chi Omega
Alpha Delta Pi
Alpha Gamma Delta
Alpha Omicron Pi
Alpha Phi, Orides
Alpha Xi Delta
Chi Omega
Delta Delta Delta
Delta Gamma
Gamma Phi Beta
Hendricks hall
Highland house
Hilyard house
Kappa Alpha Theta
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Pi Beta Phi
Sigma Kappa
Susan Campbell hall
University house
Zeta Tau Alpha
Chi Psi
Campbell club, Phi Sigma
Kappa
Yeomen. Omega Hall
Sigma Xu, Sigma Alpha Ep
silon
Alpha Tau Omega
Sigma hall
Gamma hall
Phi Gamma Delta
Sigma Alpha Mu
Delta Tau Delta
Sigma Phi Epsilon, Alpha hall
Zeta hall
Canard club
Kirkwood Co-op
Sherry Ross hall
Sigma Chi, Theta Chi
Delta Upsilon, Phi Kappa Psi
Peta Theta Pi
Phi Delta Theta
Pi Kappa Alpha
Wehfoots Send Reply
To Brazilian University
In reply to the message sent to the students of the uni
versities of the United States by the University of Sao Paulo,
Brazil, Les Anderson, ASUO president, presented the reply of
the ASUO to Dr. Hernane Tavares de Sa, representative
of the University of Sao Paulo, during Dr. Tavares’ lecture
in Friendly hall last night. The text of the reply is as follows:
“To the students of the Uni
versity of Sao Paulo, we wel
come your message to us, and
desire to express our common
belief in the united frnt of
American republics.
Both Nations
“Now that both our great
nations are at war with a force
that threatens our freedom and
civilization, we feel that an
even greater friendship and
unity shoudl exist.
“We are fully in accord with
your belief that any foundation
must rest on the understanding
and comradeship of the young
men and women of our univer- .
sities.
“We join with you in such a
pledge of understanding and
comradeship.
“Signed,
“ASSOCIATED STUDENTS,
“UNIVERSITY OF OREGOlSr.”
The message will be printed on
parchment and sent to the medi
cal school at Sao Paulo.
Dr. Tavares, professor of biol
ogy at the University of Sao
Paulo, in his address stated that
Brazil would follow the words of
Horace Greely, “Go west, young
man, go wTest.” Brazil has highly
developed metropolitan areas, but
the outlying districts are hardly
developed.
(Please turn to page eight)
Betty-Joe Nominations
Due in Today Noon
Nominations for Betty Coed
and Joe College from all living
organizations should be turned
in to Bob Aiken at the Alpha
Tau Omega house by noon to
day.
Suggested Scrap Items
For Salvage Drive
The following articles are
wanted for the scrap iron drive
and noise parade:
Ash cans, pails, saw blades,
metal beds, springs, old irons,
lawn mowers, radiators, wash
ing machines, kitchen sinks,
pipe, farm, garden and auto
mobile tools, electric motors,
jar tops, light fixtures, furnace
grates, lamp bulbs, golf clubs,
plant stands, washboards, met
al hangers, notebook hinges,
kitchen utensils, and trophies.
Noise, Scrap to Be Judged;
Winning Houses Get Bonds
Contrary to previous information that no motor vehicles
were to be allowed in the University scrap iron noise parade,
one car or truck can be used by each campus organization for
the big event Saturday morning, according to Russ Hudson
and Ray Schrick, co-chairmen of the drive.
"Any additional wagons or carts which an organization
Hairless Sophs
Heavily Dunked
All thinkings for violation of
the non-shaving rule prior to the
Sophomore Whiskerino will here
after take place at 4 p.m. in
front of the College Side, it was
announced yesterday by Chair
man Bryce Sidesinger.
First offenders were dunked in
the barrel yesterday, and Sheriff
Jim Pcpp announced a new list
who will be punished today. They
are Ed DeKeater, Bob Aiken, and
A1 .Popick.
The Whiskerino, first all-cam
pus dance of the year, is sched
uled for Saturday, October 24, at
McArthur court, following the
football game against Idaho.
Tickets go on sale Monday.
The list of deputy sheriffs in
men's living organizations is:
Chuck Bukner, Sigma Alpha
Epsilon; Dan Plaza, Alpha Tau
Omega; Sam Crowell, Beta Theta
Pi; Don Stephens, Chi Psi; Gro
ver Hofstetter, Delta Tau Delta;
Whitey Lokan, Delta Upsilon;
Tommy Price, Kappa Sigma; Vic
Atiyeh, Phi Gamma Delta; Bob
Sullivan, Phi Delta Theta; Wally
Still, Pi Kappa Alpha; John Gar
rison, Sigma Nu; Bill Davis, The
ta Chi; Doug Eden, Sigma Phi
Epsilon; Merle Arden, Sigma Al
pha Epsilon; A1 Popick, Sigma
Alpha Mu; Lou Felsheim, Phi
Sigma Kappa; Ray Blatchley,
Sigma Chi; Don Kresse, Phi
Kappa Psi; Art Murphy, Canard
club; Bill Morris, Campbell co-op;
Doug Heiken, Kirkwood co-op;
Stan Hagar, Gamma hall; Pete
Gregos, Omega hall; Thorn Kin
ersly, Sigma hall; Bob Reynolds,
Zeta hall; Jim Cutler, Sherry
Ross hall.
Artist Series Gets Under Way;
Adler, Draper Dance Monday
By BETTY LU SIEGMAN
Different in the way of entertainment is the forthcoming
appearance of Paul Draper and Larry Adler, talented tap
dance and harmonica team, who will appear on the Univer
sity campus Monday, November 16, in the first 1942-43 Great
er Artist concert series.
The collaboration of Draper and Adler is of recent order,
for their debut in the concert
field may be said to date from
their Chicago recital in Decem
ber 1940.
Previous to this both had been
individual performers in the en
tertainment world.
Classic Choreographer
Paul Draper, who has created!
his own style of dancing, is said
to almost “tap the classics,” for
his original ballet type of tap
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Dorm Dance Friday
Dorm-dwelfers will swing
out Friday night in John
Straub memorial hall to mu
sic provided by records, accord
ing to Stan Hager, in charge
of the dance. The all-dormitory
dance will be held from 8 to
11 p. m.
can secure could be towed by that
house's motor vehicle, or horse**
and bicycles would also be a
great help," said Hudson and
Schrick.
Two defense bonds will bo
awarded the winning house
combination in Saturday morn
ing’s scrap noise parade, it was
announced late last night.
Judging will be based 50 per
cent on noise and 50 per cent on
scrap turned in.
The campus noise parade,
which is part of the city-wide
Eugene parade will form on Oak
street next to the Oregon Elec
tric depot Saturday morning'.
Houses must show up for the
lineup between 10:15 and 10:30,
it was announced' by the two
chairmen.
Additional color will be added
to the gala occasion by the Uni
versity band which will march
up the parade line.
Route
“Scheduled route for the affair
is up Willamette street from;
Fifth to Thirteenth street, turn
left on Thirteenth and over t*»
Pearl street where all scrap will
be dumped,” added he co-chair
men.
Co-sponsors of the drive are
Sigma. Delta Chi, national pro
fessional journalism fraternity,
and the Emerald.
Re presentat i ves
Men's living organization rep
resentatives of the event, who
were also present when faculty
members drew to see which
houses would be paired together,
are: Johnnie Lauc, Alpha Tail
Omega; Bill Murray, Omega hall;]
Loren Lynch, Sherry Ross haiJ;i
Roy H. Walker, Sigma hall; Dave
Smith, Phi Sigma Kappa; Bruco
Kirkpatrick, Delta Upsilon
Aaron Jones, Kirkwood co-opp
Chuck Reed, Phi Kappa Psi; Art
McArthur, Chi Psi; Bob Wiley,
Pi Kappa Alpha; Bill Peterson,
Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Robeit
Stanhurst, Canard club; Frar.k
lin Mieule, Sigma Nu; Uly Po
rais, Theta Chi; A1 Bailey,
Campbell club; Jim Griswold,
Phi Delta Theta; Frank Herman,
Yeomen; Irving Puziss, Sigma
Alpha Mu; Hank Voderberg, Phi
Gamma. Delta; Duncan Wim
press, Sigma Phi Epsilon; Ken
Jackson, Beta Theta Pi; and Will
son Maynard, Sigma Chi.
All noise-making iron and
steel used in the parade must bo
donated to the scrap drive and
thrown on to the scrap pile after
the march, Hudson announced.
Scrap Drive
“Turn in your scrap
To rap the Jap,
And wipe his face
Right off the map.’’
Such epithets are really fine,
But the trouble is that—I
drive mine. —J.W.
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