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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 11, 1944)
■wnainiiiiiiiniiHtiiiHniRnmHii'Hi! Hours Changed By Red Cross (Continued jrom page one) during fall term as compared to the record of 8000 a term last year. All workers must bring, not wear over other clothes, their white cotton dresses or cotton blouses and skirts. This is a na tional ruling and will be strictly enforced, Miss Wicke stated. Fa cilities for keeping the girls’ clothes will be provided. The cam pus War board will provide uni forms for the instructors but un til these are ready the instructors will also wear white cotton. All instructors must wear the white veil, earned with 18 hours of work. The present number of instruct ors is not sufficient and Miss Wicke wishes all girls interested in taking the instructor’s course to notify her. This term each house will be asked to be repre sented by at least two instructors to add to the present total of ten girls who include: Marty Beard, Leslie Brockelbank, Barbara Mc Clung, Pat Ferguson, Mary Min or, Mary Jane Wick, Dorothy Rasmussen, Marian Schaefer, Betty Ann Keup, Patty Van 'Hoosear. CAMPUS CALENDAR The Christian Science organiza tion on the campus will meet Tues day evening at 9:30 in Gerlinger hall, third floor. AH who are in terested are invited. mu™ Don't Miss It "COME HOME LASSIE" with roddy McDowell ELSA LANCHESTER DONALD CRISP Oregon If Emerald Day Staff Beverly Carroll, day manager Staff: Patsy Maloney Mary Landry Night Staff Betty French, night editor Maryan Howard Norris Yates Vic Huffaker Desk Staff Norris Yates, city editor Liz Haugen Lille Kiste Betty Ingebritson Speech Group Slates (Continued from pane one) Esther Quier will make the two trips. On February 6, 7, and 8 they will speak at the Methodist church in Astoria on Sunday. On the following days they will speak at Kiwanis and the high schools in Seaside, Clatskanie, and Astor ia. Speakers for this second trip have not yet been chosen. AWS Notes (Continued from page three) teer nurses’ aides comes word that they are really busy—each giving 12 hours of free service per week to the local hospitals, besides their regular school studies and activ ities. The new class of aides, start ed this term, includes 20 girls, who are topped by a total of 39 graduates from last term. All girls interested in being campfire counselors at Camp Namanu this summer can be in terviewed Wednesday in the dean of women’s office, when Marian beth Wolfinden, campfire execu tive of the Portland area and Marge Dibble, former AWS presi dent, will be on the campus for that purpose. They report that girls are definitely needed this summer for this type of work, especialy since it is a form of war work at the present time. It also provides special opportunity for leadership. By BETTY LU SIEGMAN TIRE INSPECTION STATION Recapping and Repairing on All Size Tires. Sec how much better your tires will be after you come to • • • • FIRESTONE STORES ON THE CORNER OF Pearl and 11th Mote Milk Supplement your meat-rationed meals with plenty of protein high milk. Eat it as well as drink it... in tastefully prepared foods that give you a high percentage of your daily mineral and vita min requirements. Reid’s Creamery 842 Pearl WAVES in Action ★★ Link Trainer Instructor ■Ba^-:-:-:-^:o>se«eeHSW«>:'Noags99aas8aiMS^v.v . , tut,----' ■> *S '-S ■■■'■ ;;3 OFFICIAL U. S. NAVY PHOTOGRAPH .. "* This WAVE —and hundreds like her —helps keep ’em flying. She’s &n important cog in the machinery which makes Navy fliers. As a Link Trainer Instructor, her job is to give directions to fliers, seated in cockpits of stationary training planes. The instrument in front of her, called a “crab,” records how well the pilot carries out those directions. As a result of this kind of training, hazards are greatly reduced for pilots when they go aloft. The inset shows a rating badge worn by Link Trainer Instruct ors, the “T” meaning teacher. A new booklet about the WAVEa is avail able at Navy Recruiting Offices. r Students To Talk (Continued front page one) minister house at 4:30 p. m. today to pool ideas and to make further plans. The “Love and Marriage” series was begun by a Westminister group more than 15 years ago, and until last year was an annual traditon during winter term. For awhile different authorities on the psychological, biological, and re ligious aspects visited the differ ent living organizations and pre sented the subject formally. Later the idea evolved into round table discussions in each group. If the plan is carried out this year, it will probably be in the form of inform al firesides, according to the com mittee. Starts Today "ALL THROUGH THE NIGHT" with HUMPHREY BOGART also "TWIN BEDS" Starring GEORGE BRENT and JOAN BENNETT A whole world speckled with Oregon soldiers will thank you for word from HOME SENDTHEEMERALD Only $2.25 for remainder of year Send name, address and remittance to . Educational Activities Office University of Oregon Oregon® Emerald