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Twenty-One Coeds
Enter Bond Contest
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their parents suggesting that
they send them the money they
were going to use to purchase
bonds., this., month., so., that., the
bonds this month so that the
Co-op and count for one of the
candidates. Letters to be sent to
the parents will be distributed
tomorrow.
Following is the list of girls
entered in the contest: Virginia
Harris, Hawthorne lodge; Betty
Sprague, Kappa Alpha Theta;
Lois McConkey, Alpha Chi Ome
ga; Sue Stater, Delta Gamma;
Joan Van Doren, Alpha Xi Delta;
Haney Heber, Laurel lodge; An
nabel MacArthur, Alpha Phi;
Thomasine Rundell, Alpha Gam
ma Delta;
Peggy Hoard, Sigma Kappa;
Shirley McKenzie, Alder lodge;
Betty Lee Barnes, Chi Omega;
Margaret Murphy, Casablanca
lodge; Lois McDonald, Birch
lodge; Irene Gresham, Delta Del
ta Delta; Jean Corkin, Alpha Om
icron Pi; Nancy Schmeer, Gamma
Phi Beta; June Spor, coed coop
eratives; Beverly Eckert, Mill
lodge; Jeanne Villair, Alpha Del
ta Pi and Nanette Holmes, Kap
pa Kappa Gamma.
Infirmary Space
(Continued from page one)
army went to the expense of fix
ing the basement for patients, Dr.
Miller stated. However, maintain
ing a staff for it is impossible.
I)r. Miller advises those who
feel the need for hospitalization to
come in during the morning so
that an attempt may be made to
select those who are in the most
need of care.
Doctors will see civilian stu
dents between 8 a. m. and 3 p. m.
and those who come in at other
times cause the staff to work ov
ertime. Excuses from class can be
given for anything serious if the
student cannot come during reg
ular hours.
“Most people find that a cold is
made worse by sleeping on sleep
ing porches. They should get a
bed inside, at least during the
time they are suffering from a
i old,” Dr. Miller said.
Personal judgment was sug
gested in determining whether
or not to attend class. Anyone with
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Only Four Houses Hold
Dime Digging Dinners
Dime Digging Dinners, back on
the campus dinner “menu” for
winter term, resulted in only three
living organizations going 100
per cent. They are Hawthorne
lodge, $4.30; Delta Delta Delta,
$4.70; and Alpha Xi Delta, $3.60,
a survey revealed Tuesday night.
The only other house taking
part in the drive this week, Chi
Omega, collected $3.10.
These defense dinners will be
held each Tuesday night, an
nounced Mary Bentley, chairman
of bonds and stamps sales. She
added that it is hoped ail civilian
living organizations will take
part in the drive each week this
term.
Gl Dramatists Plan
Meeting for Tonight
A special meeting will be held
tonight at 9:30 at the drama stu
dio for all army trainees interest
ed in drama, Horace W. Robinson,
acting head of drama has an
nounced.
This meeting is particularly for
the benefit of all newcomers so
they can get acquainted with the
group and get started on the army
program.
The GI shows, under the direc
tion of Frank S. Krasnowsky,
physics instructor, are well in pro
gress, Mr. Robinson stated, and
rehearsals have been going on for
some time. The plan is to incor
porate the skits and scenes into
a full evening’s entertainment
later on in the term.
a mild cold need not stay home, it
was stated, but anyone who feels
chilled or ill should stay in bed.
Coughs are a danger to others,
and should also keep the victim
home.
Episcopal Youth
(Continued from page one)
Movement of the Church's Youth.”
Miss Conner is a student at the
University of California.
Delegates from represented
campuses will chairman the vari
ous sessions. Speakers for the
conference are Maj. Worth Wick
er of Camp Adair, Dean Charles
N. Guilbert of Portland, the Rev.
Charles Neville of Corvallis, the
Rev. J. Tom Lewis of Marshfield,
the Rev. George Turney of Med
ford, and the Rev. E. S. Bartlam
of Eugene.
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Norwegian Books, Art
Shown at Library
National objects of Norway are
now on display in the University
library. Two cases are devoted to
the Norwegian display which con
sists of books, paintings and
needlework and Norwegian music
is also shown. Most of the items
were loaned by Mrs. F. J. Crafts,
while some of the needlework
is the property of Mrs. S. F. Mar
tilla. Plans are being made by the
library to present each of the
occupied countries in this manner.
Also on display are a group of
books put out by the limited edi
tions club and some volumes from
the Teal collection. In the latter
collection, some of the books ex
hibited are “Imitation of Christ”,
“Leve Sonnets of Elizabeth Bar
rett Browning” and the poetical
works of Robert Bums.
CAMPUS
CALENDAR
The YWCA frosh commission
will meet at 4:30 today in the
YWCA bungalow.
Day Staff
Jane Corkron, day mgr.
Patsy Maloney
Sue Welch
City Desk Staff
Fred Weber, city editor
Grace Edwards
Mary Howard
Anne Craven
Personnel Photos Due
Final personnel photo-makeup
will be held today from 2 to 5 p. m.
in Room 3, Johnson hall.
Record Order Spurs
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Other scrap, tin cans and waste
fats, should not be neglected this
week, either, they said, despite
the fact that paper is being em
phasized in cooperation with Eu*
gene’s special paper drive.
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