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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (March 28, 1944)
Comedy Promised in Mexican Film “A combination of action, music, and comedy,” as announced by its sponsors, is “De New York a Hui panguillo,” recent Mexican film production slated for presentation at the Mayflower theater this af ternoon at 4. Tickets for the performance may be purchased at the Spanish de partment offices in Friendly hall, Mrs. Nichols announced, and .will also be on sale at the Mayflower this afternoon. USO Hostess Party Scheduled Today All USO hostesses, both town girls and those living in organized houses, who have been active in the local USO are invited to attend a get-together party tonight from 6 to 7:30 at the YWCA bungalow. Each girl should bring her dinner, except for coffee and cake, which will be furnished by the USO. Admission is one straight pin. Maud Brannely Holds Weekend Position Maude Brannely, junior in busi ness administration, has been ap pointed co-chairman of the printed programs for Junior Weekend. She will collect the times and places of all events for the weekend, May 5, 6, and 7, and prepare the pro gram as it will appear in the print ed program presented annually by the junior class. Oregon^ Emerald Night Staff: Louise Robson, night editor Mac Bob Stiles Barbara Smythe Eighteen Houses (Continued from page one) Alpha Xi Delta, Casablanca lodge, Chi Omega, Delta Delta Delta, Delta Gamma, Gamma Phi Beta, Highland house, Hillcrest lodge, Hilyard house, Kappa Kappa Gam ma, Pi Beta Phi, Sigma Kappa, Steiwer hall. Have your tire recapped now! We will loan you tires to run on while yours are being recapped. DON’T DELAY! FIRESTONE STORES ON THE CORNER OF Pearl and 11th i .k tc^ *\ >&■ v» 1 $M0t- ti*** / vt i i Pretty As a Picture— And Twice As Nice ! I ga ?: attar or K; i Petals &> } Vaic^-fTr ri m*: ORLOFF ATTAR OF PETALS The loveliest toiletries you've ever known, in smart after usable containers, to appeal to your beauty-loving soul. The ca ressing scent of garden-fresh flowers is captured in new and lasting Flower Potpourri, cling ing Bath Powder, refreshing Co logne and a dozen other fra grant accessories to daintiness. In divine hand-painted apothe cary jars that can be re-labelled afterwards for decorative use fulness in the home. 4TTAR of PETALS TOILET**, CAMPUS CALENDAR Installation ceremonies for the YWCA cabinet will be held this evening at 5 at the Alpha Delta Pi house. Total Victory league members will meet today at 4 p.m. at the Delta Gamma house. The University War Emergency council will meet at 4:30 this af ternoon at Westminster house. South Americans Feel Skeptical of US Policy Dr. Anibal Vargas-Baron, assist ant professor of Romance lan guages, spoke Monday morning to the senior class in Investigative Methods in Editing on the back ground of the relations between the United State and the republics of Central and South America. It was Dr. Vargas-Baron’s ex pressed opinion that economic con siderations lay at the root of inter national relations. He noted some skepticism south of the equator as to whether the Roosevelt “good neighbor’’ attitude is firmly grounded in the foreign policy of the United States. Six BA Seniors Receive (Continued, from tape one) J. Olson, Jean Page, Joy Rasmus sen, and Roine M. Smith were chos en to attend the university. They will go to classes in the morning, each receiving at least $325 to cover tuition and fees, and will work in large department stores in the afternoons, Satur days, and during Christmas holi days. Dean Morris said that Oregon graduates had received these schol arship for a number of years and “have uniformly made good.” Since the university is one of the outstanding retailing schools in the country, he said, and is af filiated with leading department and specialty stores of New York City, special opportunities for practical experience are provided. Peggy Mag i 11 (Continued from page one) in each living organization. After student interest has been aroused, meetings of the league will be held every two weeks, according to Miss Magill. Time and place will be announced soon. Five new curricula in business have been introduced at Rhode Island State college to qualify men and women for war industries and the armed services. ‘tnr\*w*wiv As Good as Ever! DEANNA DURBIN FRANCHOT TONE PAT O’BRIEN in 'His Butler's Sister" I T I ^ "Long Voyage Home" John Wayne — plus — "The Cat and the Canary" Bob Hope, Paulette Goddard Dr. C. V. Boyer (Continued from page one) ship came during a difficult period of the depression, and he retired from his office when his health and that of his wife declined. After receiving his Ph.D. degree at Princeton in 1911 he was a fac ulty member at the University of Illinois until he came to the Uni versity in 1926. He served nearly 10 years as dean of the college of arts and letters. For his active part in the upbuilding of the Uni versity in some of its most diffi cult times he was chosen as the first citizen of Eugene in 1939. The newly-appointed acting head of the English department has a nationwide reputation as a poet and has published much verse. AMfe ter obtaining his master’s degree at Harvard he joined the faculty of Colorado college, coming to the University in 1928. A Future Academy Award Winner! "JANE EYRE" with ORSON WELLES JOAN FONTAINE UNIVERSITY THEATER presents EUGENE O’NEILL "The Great God Brown" directed by HORACE W. ROBINSON March 31, April 1, 4, 5 curtain time 8:00 p.m. University Theatre JOHNSON HALL BON OFFICE OPENS TODAY RESERVE SEATS NOW Admission 60c ( inc. tax) Phone 3300—Ext. 216 . REFLEXIONS * $5...$12...$18...$35 n. These Exquisite PERFUMES - IN ? 5 0 0 SIZES ARE PERFECT FOR CHRISTMAS Any woman is hard put to decide whether she prefers Ciro’s Surrender or Ciro’s Reflexions! 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