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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 22, 1942)
Dr. C.F. Kossack Releases War Reserve Information Ed. note: This is the first of three articles dealing with the deferment classifications offered by the armed forces. A joint procurement board of the army, navy, and ma rines will be on the campus October 27 through 29 to in terview interested men for enlistment in the reserve classes. Men interested in enlisting in one of these deferred classifications should interview members of this board when it is on campus because all indi cations point to the closing of all reserves at the end of this college term. This move is necessitated by the past procedure of enlisting in a reserve just prior to induc tion through selective service. “The reserve classes are no haven for draft dodgers,” said Dr. Carl F. Kossack, campus armed force representative. An excerpt from the joint fac tual pamphlet issued by the war and navy departments on Octo ber 1 says, “The marine corps de sires to enlist in the marine corps reserve for training with the can didates’ class for commission, college graduates and college stu dents currently enrolled in the senior, junior, sophomore and freshman classes. Successful com pletion of this class qualifies a candidate for commission as sec ond lieutenant in the marine corps reserve. Marine Corps “Qualified applicants will be enlisted in the marine corps re serve for four years but must sign an agreement that they may be held in service for the dura tion of the war. Men so enlisted are appointed privates first class and placed on inactive status un til called for training.” Candidates for enlistment must be male citizens of the United States, either married or single, be over 17 years of age on date of enlistment, and not over 27 upon graduation from college. Candi dates must not be affiliated with any other military organization including army, navy, or ROTC. College graduates are not pro hibited from enlisting in the re serve class. If a man holds a bachelor’s degree he may enlist. Medical, dental, and theological students are ineligible. Character references, birth cer tificates, passport photograph, and parental consent, if the ap plicant has not reached his ma jority, are also required. In the event of extreme na tional emergency, the graduate requirements will be waived and the enlistee will be placed in the candidates’ class without a bac calaureate degree. Candidates will be called at semi-monthly intervals in groups of approximately 300. They will enter a ten-week course as en listed men and upon successful complettion of this instruction they are commissioned and re ceive further training in a re serve officers’ course for a sim ilar period. Upon the conclusion of the lat ter course they are assigned to active duty according to their spe cial qualifications and the officer needs of the service. JUST IN TIME! FOR THIS BIG WEEKEND NEW SHIPMENT "GAYMODE" RAYONS The Modern Stocking' 79c • Full Fashioned • 100 Denier • “Flying Colors” Colors for fall costumes; “Cilorious," a bluish tint ed beige; “Valorous,” neutral beige; "Victori ous," a sunburnt height! Shop With the Budget-Minded at CAMPUS CALENDAR Sigma Delta Chi, men's profes sional journalism honorary, will meet in room 104 Journalism at 3 p.m. today. History club meets 4 p.m. Fri day in men's lounge of Gerlinger hall. Jerry OCallaghan will dis cuss “The Tory Position in the Revolution.” Freshman ROTC students drill in uniform today at 1 o’clock. Asklepiads meeting Thursday night at 7 in men’s lounge at Gerlinger hall. Heads of Houses Prexy '(Continued from page seven) Perhaps the influence of the art school is felt in that she likes “designing clothes’’ too. Strongest Dislikes Strongest dislikes of the smooth, unruffled Theta are “noisy people’’ and “whiny voic es.’’ “My plans after June? I really don’t know.” A quick pause . . . “No, I don’t. The most obvious thing right now is the shipyards . . . for art majors there’s cam ouflage work and drafting.” Quickly she went on, “Proba bly the most logical thing I’ll do is just go on to school . . . art school in the midwest or Califor nia. It seems sort of senseless now though, when we’re supposed to be practical.” Blue Chins Featured (Continued from page seven) ma; Gamma Phi Beta-Phi Delta Theta; Sigma and Gamma halls Hendricks hall; Theta Chi-Kappa Alpha Theta; Hilyard house-Sig ma Alpha Mu; Delta Tau Delta Kappa Kappa Gamma; Sigma Kappa-Canard club; Susan Camp bell-Phi Sigma Kappa; Pi Phi preference; University house and Campbell club had exchange din ner Wednesday. Vogue Calls (Continued from page six) advertising agencies, department stores, and many other concerns who have positions to offer young, talented women. All that is necessary is for you to find a few hours each month to answer Vogue's quizes on fashion and non-fashion sub jects. This contest is a nation-wide talent scout for Vogue—an op portunity for every job-minded senior with an eye to the future. If you want to be one of Vogue’s “discoveries of 1943,” drop into the dean of women’s office and fill out an entry blank today. —By Inez Potwin. ————n Don't Forget To Phone^ 2309 Today for THE BEST VARIETY DISH OF THE WEEK Your fresh fish is as sured of delivery when you yet the order in a day ahead of time. \\ e sincerely appreciate your co-operation. Newman’s Fish Market 39 East Broadway Good Taste Misplaced (Continued /. jm page six) which bloom so profusely in the spring are magnolias, not tulip trees as some people call them.) HORRIBLE THOUGHT De partment! Pity the poor men. They have to take PE courses. Result: They are STIFF and SORE, and they do not mean perchance! They have to clutch the banisters to get up the stairs, and they find sitting down is rather difficult. We gals may pity them, but let’s not laugh at them. WE might be the next victims of the muscle building program. . . . Won’t it be nice when the Whiskerino is over and the soph omores can look human again? * * # At last a song has come out of this war that seems to be as much a part of it as the songs (“Tipperary,” “Over There,” “Give My Regards to Broadway,” “Oh, How I Hate to Get Up in the Morning,” etc.) became a part of World war I. “Praise the Lord and Pass the Ammunition” has all the chances of eventually ac quiring the status of a folk-song, as did the earlier ditties, that is, of becoming so representative of the thought of the people that the author loses his identity, while his song becomes famous. Anyway, it is nice to find one tune that can be a reflection of our own times, as much as “Yan Pom-Pom Deadline 6 p.m. Thursday Today at 6 is the deadline pom-pom orders for the game with Idaho Saturday. They will be delivered Friday afternoon by members of the rally squad. Kwama members will main tain a pom-pom booth in front of the College Side this afternoon, as well as selling them in the in dividual living organizations. Roberta Madden, Bass Dyer and A1 Popick are in charge of pom-pom delivery. AWS Notes (Continued from page seven) Things Coming Up: The AWS . . . yes, assembly, but don’t r^|| because it’s Mr. Hoyt FrancheW* that simply swell 20th century lit prof, who’s speaking on the "Rise of Jazz” November 4, at 4:05 in the music auditorium. Even though you frosh don’t have to go, it’s something not worth missing. Same to your superiors. . . . 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