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Weslyans Plan
Sautrday Night
Plantation Fete
With Westminster house people
as special guests and the whole
campus invited, Wesley founda
tion will present their Cotton
Fling dance and party Saturday
night immediately after the
basketball game.
The dance has a plantation
theme and the whole program
will be given partly at Wesley
house and partly at the YMCA
hut, both on Kincaid street, just
around the corner from the Side.
Evelyn Woodworth, freshman
in architecture and allied arts, is
general’chairman of the program.
Georgia Adams is in charge of re
freshments, and Ken Hays will be
master of ceremonies for the in
termission program. Others on
the program are Murry Adams,
Harold Olson, Margarite Weigant,
Roy Smith, and Wes Durland.
Dads Begin to
(Continued jrom page one)
annual meeting in Guild theater
to discuss business and elect new
oficers. Members of the executive
committee whose terms expire
this year are Joseph F. Riesch,
Harry W. Aldrich, Gene Vanden
ynde, Judge Arthur Hay, Carl
Engdahl, and Lynn Parr.
UO to Meet
(Continued from pai/e one)
, trengthened by the addition of a
new player, Roland Hang, a fresh
man from Lincoln high in Seattle.
Although he just joined the squad
lie will be slated for a starting
jjosition tonight in the game. He
is 6 feet tall and weighs 160 lbs.
The former squad was a cap
able one and with this addition to
the starting lineup will present a
formidable combination when
they face the Webfoots. The start
ing lineup will be Haug and Mal
lory as forwards, Mar and O’Neil
at guard and Nichols as the pivot
man.
Play Opens
(Continued from patje one)
nlar performance and will be no
different from those scheduled for
next week end, January 28, 29.
Last term the hilarious "Out
of the Frying Pan’’ topped all box
office receipts for the past 12
years, including last year’s star
•show "My Sister Eileen”. "Dark
Victory” appears to be heading for
even greater glory, in fulfilling
the promises of the University
theater to present a well-rounded
year’s program.
Reservations may be made by
phoning 3300-extension 216, or
tickets may be purchased at the
box office in Johnson hall.
ACTION! THRILLS!
Don’t Miss It!
HUMPHREY BOGART
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Johnny Mack Brown
''OUTLAWS ON
STAMPEDE PASS"
Plus
ALLEN JONES and
EVELYN ANKERS
"You're a Lucky
Fellow Mr. Smith"
(Emerald photo by Mary Jo Geiser)
FILLED TWICE . . .
. . was this ton-and-a-half truck by twelve coeds who helped collect
paper for the unusually successful scrap drive conducted last week by
Florence Hintzen and Bibbitts Strong, co-chairmen of the salvage
committee.
Oregon If Emerald
STAFF
Army Co-Editors
Warren Miller
Shaun McDermott
Scribes
A1 Young
David Peirce
City Desk Staff
Joanna Mapes
Wynne Romtvedt
Betty Ingrebritson
Night Staff
Betty French, night editor
Mary Jo Geiser
Day Staff
Gloria Malloy, day mgr.
Janet Fields
Kay Hinshaw
Jackie Kenfield
Frances Maier
Layout Staff
Everyone
Ticket Quotas
(Continued from page one)
orchestra with Sue Welch as vo
calist will sing and the air corps
military band will be on hand.
Soprano Margaret Zimmerman
and tenor John Brenneman will
sing. Lt. Col. Worth Wicker is
scheduled to speak.
Beginning at ‘Z p. m., the pro
gram will be broadcast over
HOAC and KOBE. Main event of
the program will be the introduc
tion of the five finalists for the
title of "Bonds Away Girl”.
Saturday night at half time at
the basketball game, the winner
will be announced and introduced.
Presentation of a bouquet of
roses from Chase gardens and a
sunsmm
A THRILLER!
"NORTHERN
PURSUIT"
ERROL FLYNN and
JULIE BISHOP
HELMUT DANTINE
DOUBLE ACTION!
"SO PROUDLY
WE HAIL"
Claudette Colbert
Paulette Goddard
Veronica Lake
"CALABOOSE"
JIMMY RODGERS and
NOAH BEA’RY, jr.
bracelet from Skeie’s jewelry
store will be made. At the same
time the name of the boy who
bought the most bonds and will
therefore rate a dinner-dancing
date with the “Bonds Away Girl’’
at the Eugene hotel with all ex
penses paid, will be announced.
Escorting the five finalists will
be George Stuart Douglas, Jr., air
corps; Dick Maier, ROTC; Eugene
L. Mulligan, engineers; Keith Van
Dyck, SAE house and one member
of the foreign area and language
students to be announced later.
Nominations
(Continued from page one)
In nominating Miss Bucking
ham, Nanette Meehan said: “She
is able, conscientious; member of
Phi Beta, music honorary; active
in social affairs of the campus,
chairman of entertainment for
the ISA dance; freshman repre
sentative to the ISA council; she
is very interested in the welfare
of the freshman class.”
Florence Hintzen was nomin
ated for number two position by
Sue Welch, who commented that
Florence was active in high school,
was co-chairman of the salvage
committee.
Commenting on the turnout to
the meeting, Harry Skerry, vice
president of ASUO and chairman
of the meeting, said: “If you show
spirit like this all the time you
will really have one of the best
classes ever to come out of this
school.”
Voters were urged to remember
to mark ballots in order of prefer
ence; stating first, second, third
choices. An “x” means nothing
on a preferential ballot.
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and on a cold day you just can't go without one of
them.
CARDIGAN JACKETS
or Slipovers
in the much wanted colors of wheat and brown as
well as pastels.
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