WAA Board
To Convene;
Frosh Invited
Plans were discussed Thursday
evening for the Women's Athlet
ic association for the demonstra
tion, which will he given October
21. This is chiefly to introduce
to the freshmen and all other
women students the activities in
which they can take part if they
desire.
A skit will be given as part of
the program. This and the whole
demonstration is under the su
pervision of Martha Jane Switzer.
WAA council members are her
executive staff.
Volleyball practice will begin
next week, and tournaments will
be scheduled for the week follow
ing.
Evelyn Marshall is the new vol
leyball head; Helen Johns is at
the head of basketball. Several
sports such as swimming and
hockey have not yet been decided
upon.
Also listed for this term is a
recreational evening. The exact
date is undecided but it will be
scheduled approximately once a
month. Swimming, dancing, vol- •
leyball, badminton, basketball,
and ping pong are some of the
high spots but other sports will
be included.
A meeting of all WAA mem
bers with the council will be
planned for the fall term also.
The various heads will give their
respective reports, awards will
be presented, and new members
of WAA will be initiated.
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New Hit Today
'Presenting
Lily Mars"
with Judy Garland
and Van Heflin
East side kids in
CLANCY STREET
BOYS
♦
Captive Wild
Woman
with Evelyn Ankers
and John Carridine
NOW PLAYING
FIRST COMES
COURAGE
with
Merle Oberon
Brian Aherne
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TWO HITS!
CABIN IN THE SKY
with Rochester, Lena Horn
and Ethyl Waters
Night Plane from
Chunking
with Robert Preston
and Ellen Drew
Igloo Rocked by Swing Band
At Friday Night Assembly
By WILMA FOSTER
Highlight of the soldier student assembly last night was the
soldier swing orchestra which rocked the Igloo. Sue Welch, as
vocalist, singing, “I Heard You Cry Last Night,” and All or
Nothing at All,” hit the high spots. Leader of the band is Owen
Bailey.
A small band composed of five members of the big band was
featured in "Honeysuckle Rose.” The group includes Jack Blu
menthal, saxaphone; Ralph Sut
ton„piano; Whitey White, drums;
Marvin Rice, clarinet; Bob Stott
lar, trupet; and Owen Bailey,
trombone.
Skits by Cy Klepner and Jack
Stickney kept McArthur court
roaring throughout their presen
tation. The troubles of a basic I
engineer during a physics exam
drew the most applause.
State Plans
Dr. Donald M. Erb, president
of the University; Nancy Ames,
Color Schemes Intrigue
(Continued from page one)
room-mates informed the strang
er in hushed tones. “We keep
her in the basement.”
Gibbering only slightly, the
newcomer tottered on to the Al
pha Phi hideout. Before she could
make her escape she had been all
but bowled over by one room
which contained pale green walls,
solid scarlet rugs, and red and
white polka-dotted couch covers.
Two or three other rooms had
been made over in varying com
binations of pink, blue, and green.
Character Colors
Although our poor friend was
by now glancing about for a store
in which to buy some doll cutout
books and a pair of scissors, she
was unable to tear herself free
from her insidious obsession for
color before she had cast her eyes
over the Sigma Kappa “Scotch
plaid room,” the Pi Phis’ bright
red bureau and red, white, and
blue experiments, and the com
binations obtained by the Gam
ma Phi Betas, who exhibited
rooms done in light and dark yel
low, blue and pink, and white and
blue.
Upon being informed that near
ly every women’s house on the
campus contained new and orig
inal color schemes produced and
applied by the girls themselves,
the stranger to the UO threw up
her hands and emitted a blood
curdling scream. Before her mind
lapsed completely, however, she
learned that the blindfolded girls
had merely been giving their eyes
a rest and the cotton was being
used as ear stuffing by others,
in order to obtain relief from the
loudness of their decorations.
And the hammer horseplay?
Why, it was the only way in
which that particular set of girls
could gain a little sleep!
Study of level flight Speeds of
more than 450 miles an hour is
the purpose of a new $2,100,000
wind tunnel now under construc
tion at Pasadena by the Calif.
Institute of Technology.
Vocal
instrumental
recordings
Send him a
letter on a
record.
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ASUO president; and Major W.
S. Averill, commandant of army
students at the University, stated
the plans and relations of the ci
vilian and military students.
Dr. Erb defined the difference
between army and civilian stu
dents as a difference in those di
recting them. The University
keeps the civilians in line and the
armv keens the soldiers in line.
Committee Explained
Miss Ames explained the for
mation of a coordinating com
mittee to help satisfy campus
needs. The army and civilians
each have four representa
tives on the committee. She also
stated that open house will be
held in all women’s houses to
morrow afternoon from 4-6, at
which there will be records and
dancing.
Gerd Hansen, chairman of the
athletic card drive, awarded $10
checks to the five houses which
first reached 100 per cent in ath
letic card purchases. Five dollars
was awarded to the sixth house.
They are: Delta Gamma, Kappa
Kappa Gamma, Alpha Gamma
Delta, Hillcrest lodge, Patterson
lodge, and Delta Delta Delta.
Don Dittman emceed the en
tertainment division of the show.
Organization of the entertain
ment part of the program was
under his supervision and that of
Jean Taylor, junior in journalism.
Ir... =
Infirmary Drops
Guest Total To Six
Twelve—take away six and
you have—six, which is the great
ly reduced number of infirmary
guests at the present time. One
engineer, Joseph Bianco, left yes
terday. The remaining engineers
include: John Barclay, Ellery Pi
mentel, and Frank Washburn.
Maybe he decided that one
month's stay was enough for any
one. Anyway, Harlow Bohn will
be excused in the very near fu
ture. Which leaves two to be ac
counted for. Well, Jean Redmond
and Robert Mueller make six.
Who said we couldn’t count?
But some muskets so contrive it,
As oft to miss the mark they
drive at,
And though well aimed at duck or
plover,
Bear wide, and kick their owners
over—John Trumbull.
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after the show?]
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