Juniors Sign
Solid Senders
(Continued from page one)
mal and one o’clock permission
will be granted to the girls of
the campus by the dean of wo
men.
Whether the Druids, junior
men’s service honorary, will se
lect new members from the soph
omore class is problematical, Far
rell said, explaining “because
many of the sophomore eligibles
have gone in the ERC, it would
be unfair to those who deserve
the honor.”
Helen Nahm is new director of
nursing in Hamline university
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Balloon tires. Men’s style.
Phone 3300—Ext 354
1 to 5 P.M.
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Westminster Plans
Easter Breakfast
Following the all-campus Sun
rise service planned for Sunday
morning, members of Westmin
ster house will hold an Easter
breakfast, starting at 8:30 a.m.,
Mrs. James Bryant, house direc
tor, announced Wednesday. The
cost will be 25 cents per person;
everyone is invited to attend.
All students planning to be at
the breakfast are asked to sign
with Mrs. Bryant by or before 8
Thursday evening.
Included in the progi'am will
be music and a short worship
service. In charge of the program
are Doris Jones, Thelma Nelson,
Esther Griffith, and Genevieve
Graves.
Dr. William H. Abbitt, for 15
years professor of physics at Tex
as Technological institute, has
been named associate professor
of physics at Carleton college,
Northfield, Minn.
Phone 2309 THURSDAY — for assured
delivery Friday.
NEWMAN'S Fish Market
THE UNIVERSITY THEATRE
PRESENTS
“MY
SISTER
EILEEN ”
April 23, 24,27, 28
Admission
55c
Including Tax
Phone 3300
Ext 216
A Gay, Hilarious Comedy
Under the
direction of
HORACE ROBINSON
© Plan now to see one of the University Theatre’s
performances of this stage and screen hit show!
University Theatre
International Sidelights
(Continued from to page teeo)
power. She has a very strategic
position in Europe, and although
war torn at present, has suffi
cient resources to once again as
sume a position of world impor
tance.
ABCR Powers
While most people assume that
post-war planning will be initiat
ed under the four big allies,
America, Britain, Russia, and
China, they also assume that as
soon as the conquered countries
get back on their feet they will
take their place in the comple
tion of the planning.
Before France can take her
place at the peace conference she
is in dire need of" one voice,
which can only come through her
government. Naturally, everyone
recognizes the vital need of this.
Most hope for France is centered
on the possibility that the French
people can evolve such a voice
through the help of her leaders,
DeGaulle and Giraud.
A New Front
(Continued from i to page tzvo)
The naval ordnance and Re
search laboratories are also em
ploying women with some train
ing- in this field.
Radio assignments are offered
to women enlisted in the WAVES.
Teletype
Although it is necessary to
learn code in order to get a ra
dio license—women will never
have to use it, because code is
tapped out only in the front lines.
Teletype is used for most armed
service communication.
In order to prepare for a radio
license you must attend a com
mercial or government sponsored
radio school, take a correspon
dence course from a commercial
school or study for it at home.
Random Harvest
(Continued from )> page two)
Schultz played at being Japan
ese while Ace Hailing and Tiger
Kyle were the allied team. The
house was a sodden, flooded mess
because the allies vanquished the
enemy with bombardment of huge
soggy water-bags!
This friendship between Edie
Onthank and Don Treadgold, is
it platonic or developing?
Off the Beat?
What’s the trouble with the
freshmen, are they anemic? At
the class meeting the other night
the business was taken care of
in a few minutes and although
everyone sensed that something
was up, they refused to official
ly close the meeting though noth
ing was specifically decided.
EUGENE
HOTEL
presents
Art Holman
and his
Orchestra
75c Per Person
Dancing 9 ’til 12
Every Sat. Nite
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City Desk:
June Taylor, city editor
Louise Montag
Virginia Anderson
Bill Lindley
Night Staff:
Marian Schaefer, night editor
Marge Fulton
Ruth Matthews
Barbara McClung
Vic Huffaker
Etter Family to Give
Wesley Breakfast
Wesley foundation members
have been invited to Easter break
fast Sunday morning- at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Etter,
1420 East 20th. The breakfast
will immediately follow the Sun
rise service in McArthur court.
Wesley members who wish to
go in a group may meet at the
southwest corner of the court
immediately after the service.
How to build a 20-mile bridge
... in 20 MINUTES
Nature in a destructive mood can put miles of telephone
line out of service.
To bridge such gaps, while repairs are being made, Bell
System men have devised special portable radio equipment.
An emergency radio unit is rushed to each end of the
break and connected to the undamaged part of the line.
In a few minutes, a temporary radio bridge has been set
up and telephone traffic is re-established.
Being prepared for emergencies is part of the daily job
of Bell System people — part of the tremendous task of
maintaining the lines of communication on the home front.
* RICHARD GREENE
* CARLA LEAHMAN
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