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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 26, 1943)
’Illlllllllliitll ■ii!«ujiiiii!iiiiiir:::: :H:iii!i«ii!!iiiuuiiiHiiiiui;i!!!i!mn:nn!!:n:!iii:!inmii!!iiiH:imiiimuinuiiuHi India Must Be Freed' Says E. Stanley Jones By EDITH NEWTON Britain is making a tragic blunder in her attitude toward India, Dr. E. Stanley Jones, for 35 years a Christian missionary in India, said Wednesday night when he was interviewed after he arrived in Eugene for the three day Christian Mission here, After his long years of experience in theEastern country, Dr. Jones has definite convictions concerning the political situation between India and Brit- - ULC., And Coat’s Milk Sneaking of Gandhi, the Indian leader, who i3 now fasting in an attempt to influence the British government, Dr. Jones said, “Gandhi is not a person—he is a person embodying a cause. He represents India's demand for freedom; therefore, when you are dealing with Gandhi you are deal ing with India’s millions who have come to voice in Gandhi.” I dia ha3 become the acid test of our sincerity when we say we are fighting for democracy and freedom, for the colored races of the world are looking on to see whether we mean to give free dom to a colored race, Dr. Jones said: The Other Two-Tliirds ‘If we lose out with India wo lose out with two-thirds of the human race, tt'e must remember Roller Skating l'.verv Night, 7:30 to 10:30 For Party Reservation Phone 1022-R Paramount Skating Rink 25 W. 7th St, Kugcne, Ore. SPRUCE UP FOR SPRING VACATION I !avi > i >ur clothes clean ed ami pressed now tor ^ acation freshness. . . . Voii’ll like our thorough ..n<i dependable service. mat vjmang ivai-sneK, generalis simo of China, urged India's free dom when he was in India. Therefore, not to give freedom to India is to lose the sympathy of China, and these .two countries represent nearly half of the hu man race,” Jones said. Dr. Jones, who has come to know the people of India well be cause of his work there, explained “If India were given freedom, she would be behind the Allies to a man, for while India doesn’t love Britain, she loves Japan, Germany, and Italy less, for she knows their imperialisms are ten times worse than Britain’s. But she really wants freedom. And How They Live “Not to give freedom to India is to deny the central thing we say we are fighting for," he said, in conclusion about the country he knows so well. Dr. Jones’ wife and daughter were caught on the other side of the world when the war condi tions made ocean travel impossi ble. Mrs. Jones is now in Sieta pur, India, and Dr. Jones’ daugh ter is with her husband who is in India as a member of the American army. Since he has been unable to re turn to India because of the war, Dr. Jones has been traveling through the United States on a Christian mission tour for the past two and a half years. These Missions are under the sponsor ship of the department of evan gelism of the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America. His appearance here is under the auspices of the Oregon Council of Churches and the Eugene Min isterial association. Ski Troop Talk (Continued from facte one) riiary 27, in room 202 of Chap man hall, It is possible for students to transfer from the ERC to the mountain troops, or to eenlist voluntarily. Mr. McNeil will ex plain age, educational, draft, and other requirements for member ship in the troop. Many men from the University are already reported to be mem bers of the mountain troops, and Mr. McNeil feels that it would be desirable to have more Ore gon men in the organization. Students who are not yet 13 and wish to be in a reserve should contact Dr. Kossack be fore the end of the term since the reserves will be closed after the middle of March. EXCITEMENT! THRILLS! SPILLS! EUGENIC ICE ARENA ICE SKATING DAILY 3:15 to 5:30-7:45 to 10:00 Sat. and Sun. Morning 10:15 to 12:30 A n y organization may rent the arena for a pri vate party any evenihg between 10-12 p.jn. for only $20. West 6th Ave., Eugene Figure Skating Club moots Sun.. 5:30-7:00 p.m. Free instruction. Beginners and advanced. OPA Clears Many Quirks Of Rationing Rationing is something to be taken “in stride" and distin guished from ordinary times with as little difference as possible, according to the opinions of sev eral living organizations on the campus. Today houses are turning ra tion cards of all members in to the local rationing board in re turn for new ration books, num ber two. Questions and Answers In answer to many questions on the system, the office of price administration has enumerated the following questions and an swers to clarify point rationing of processed foods: 1. Should I declare all cans of food beyond my allowable five per person, regardless of sizee? Answer: No, count and declare only cans containing eight ounc es or more of food. Quantity Buying 2. How can I get a certificate for buying rationed food in quan tity? Answer: If you live in a very remote area or if transportation problems make it impossible for you to mark as often as once in each ration period, you may apply to your local war price and rationing board for a certificate with which to buy up to the full value of all the points in all the ration books of the family. Other Foods 3. May I buy canned and bot tled foods like cocoa, canned milk, and olive oil during the “freeze?" Answer: Yes, because those are not rationed. You may continue to buy them after the freeze with out surrendering point stamps. Only the sale of canned, bottled, fried and frozen fruits, vegeta bles, fruit and vegetable juices, baby foods and soups is con trolled by the present rationing order. l’ish and Meats 4. May I buy frozen fish and canned chicken between now and March 1 ? Answer: You may buy frozen fish any time. The sale of canned chicken, however, along- with oth er canned meats, will not be re sumed until meat is rationed about April 1. Damaged Goods 5. Do I have to include a broken bottle of food in my dec laration or a can that is leaking ? Answer: No. Include only food that is edible. Discard all broken containers when you take inven tory. Imperfectly sealed cans may cause serious food poisoning'. Spoiled Food C. What do I do if I buy a can of food and find* when I open it at home that it is spoiled ? Answer: Take it back to your retailer and ask him to exchange it for a can of the same food in good condition or for a can of food that has the same point value. Out of Town Stores 7. I have a supply of canned foods stored in a summer home which is closed for the winter sea son. I'm not sure of the number of cans and they are of no use to me now. How shall I declare them ? Answer: Make the best esti mate you can. One eight-point stamp for each can beyond the allowable five per person will be deducted now, but you will have the full use c«f your stored canned foods when you reopen your sum mer camp. Closing House S. I have a supply of canned foods on hand but am giving up housekeeping while my husband (1 h Fi;nN Gmemid Office: Sally Holden Solicitors: Arliss Boone, Adv. Mgr. Mary McClintic Lillian Hedman City Desk Staff: Kelly Snow, City Editor Sidney Seymour, Assistant Lila Howe, Assistant Ruth Chappell Roy Paul Nelson is in service. May I give these canned goods to my friends? Answer: No. You may not give away any rationed food unless you are sharing the meal where this food is being served. Part Used Cans 9. I have a number of partial ly used cans of food such as cat sup, chili sauce, and tomato paste on hand. Should I declare these in any way ? Answer: No. Consumers are not asked to declare any partially used cans of food. Extra Stamps 10. I rarely use canned foods. May I send my mother my extra point stamps if I do not need them before they become invalid ? Answer: No, it is illegal to give away any ration stamps whatsoever. Home-Canned Goods 11 I find that I will have some extra home-canned fruits and preserves on hand this spring. May I give those to friends? Answer: Yes. You may give away up to a total of 50 quarts of home-canned foods in one year. Jams and jellies are not rationed, and you may give those away, too, if you wish. Varsity Faces (Continued from pa(jr four) all the ear-marks of a speed-burn er. It pits the well-known and recognized gallopings of the Stan Williamsons, Roger Wileys, Tay lors, Fuhrmans and Kirsches of the Oregon clan against the top run-runnings of the fleet Cougar crew of Bishop, A1 Akins, Bob Sheridan, Scott Witt, and Phil Ma han. Well over 120 shots will prob ably be flung basket-ward if past meetings of these two clubs can count as a proving ground. Both outfits like to send that spheroid tearing through the cordage and figure the best way to do that is to cast off often. The game gets an 8 p.m. tip-off tonight. Probable starting lineups: Wash. State v Oregon Bishop.F.Taylor Witt. F..Fuhrman Sheridan . C Wiley Akins.G. Kirsch Mahan.. C Williamson Officials: Emil Piluso, Hal Lee. The University of California has 519 books reduced to micro film. Oregon Mermen Set % (Continued from page five) on top the majority of these years. The Washington team has been picked to win this year’s meet on the basis of their defeat of the Oregon squad last Saturday. This basis of conclusion may be a tiny bit superficial because of the fact that this team is reputed to be, by words from the Washington paper brag about “strongest team in Washington’s swimming history.” Oregon, in past years has whipped the Husky squad soundly, and if last week’s tally is any indication of the outcome of the coming Saturday’s me#'*' the Oregon squad has a very good chance of coming out on top in the conference, retaining her title as champion of the Northwest. Q. Poes an album filled with {Stamps automatically be* come a Bond that Will ma ture in 10 years?, A. No. It must Bo ex changed for a Bond, and it will bear no in. terest until it is so exchanged, Q. Can payment of a War Sav ings Bond be made to the receiver or trustee in bank ruptcy of the estate of « registered owner? ! A, Yes, when bank'ruplcy or insolvency has been adjudicated and res quest for payment lias been duly executed. Q. Can I authorize my em ployer to set aside portions of my salary each pay day until enough is accumulated to buy. a War Savings Bond? By Gib Crockett. A. Yes, if your employer lias installed a Pay-Roll Savings Plan. More than 24 million wage and salary earners are saving their money this way* Q. "Can I invest a !nmp sitm ?JP War Bonds ai.u receive from the investment a return in the nature of an annuity? A, No. The purchase of each War Savings Bond is a separate transac tion. Each Bond is 'dated as of the first of the month in which payment for it is re ceived by an authorized issuing agent, and ma tures exactly 10 years from that date, Remember—the longer you keep War Bonds, up to 10 years, the more valuable they become. -g^fyQUR PURSE* v In the ' + ROI ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH 13th and Pear! Sunday Services—8 and 11 Student Canterbury Club, 6 to 7, Parish House V\ ednesdav—7 a.in.. Communion, Gerlintrer Hall Kev I\. S. Bartlam, Rector Phone 4606 or 4808 M<- arnline Hines. 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