Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (May 10, 1944)
Historic Teal Collection <Shown at Library Display A feature of the library display May 6 and 7 was the recently donated library of Joseph N. Teal and Bessie Thomp son Teal. The collection of over 2500 volumes was donated last fall by their daughter, Ruth Teal Durell of New York City. It has a long and detailed history, according to Miss Bernice Rise, head of the circulation department. Some of the books are nearly 100 years old but are still in good condition. Joseph Nathan Teal, a prominent Pacific coast lawyer, and his wife lived for awhile in Eugene, and lat er moved to Portland. Teal donated the statue of the Pioneer, standing between Fenton and Friendly to the school in 1919. Their library ^ras collected during travels through nearly every country in Europe and through the United States. It includes books from the library of Mrs. Teal’s father, D. B. Thompson, at one time a regent of the University of Oregon, and am bassador to Turkey, and the library of the first Joseph Teal. Subjects covered by these books range from gardening and fishing to shipping, the fine arts and good source material concerning France, Greece, Germany, and Spain. There are collections of miniature books, numerous leather-bound works, 20 volumes of Balzac in the original French. A copy of one of Richard Warding Davis's books has been autographed by him. The collection also includes poetry, fiction, lav/ books, material on railroads that cannot be duplicated, and photo graphic collections of ancient art. Ruth Baker to Present Piano Recital Thursday Ruth Baker, graduate student in music, will be presented by the school of music in a piano recital Thursday, May 11 at 8 p.m. in the music auditorium. The program will include compositions by Bach, Brahms, Chopin, modern compos Gl's, and the Mendelssohn “concer to.” The last named will be accom panied on a second piano by Aurora Underwood, associate professor of music. WAVE RECRUITER . . . . . . Ensign Elizabeth A. Hill of the Waves, who will assist young wom en learning about their opportuni ties in the women’s service in the U. S. Navy, here all tills week, at the temporary WAVES headqua r ters Gerlinger hall and the Eugene U. S. Navy Recruiting substation in the U. S. Post Office building. Ensign Recruits Girls for Waves Coeds wishing to learn about the Waves from Ensign Elizabeth A. Hill of the Waves office in Port land have their last chance today and Thursday from 9 until 5:30 in Gerlinger hall. Evening interviews may be obtained from Miss Hill by calling the navy recruiting substa tion, 1252, or the office of the dean of women. Ensign Hill has recently returned Beauty Gifts For Mother “Mountain Heather’’ GIFT SETS by DAGGETT RAMSDELL >**£$'• -if Remember Mother on Her special day with one of these delightful gift sets ... already packed in a lovely gift box and ready to go ! Cologne and Talc Set $1.65 Cologne, 'Pale and Soap Set $2.00 Exclusively at Miller's TOILETRIES SECTION . . . MAIN ELOOR Student Union Poll Please place a check in the blank at the left of each facility which you think is needed in the Student Union building. The lower blank lines are for any suggestions which you would like to add. Please indicate whether you are a girl . civilian man.or soldier. 1 Dance Hall 2 Faculty Lounge 3 Lounges a. General b. Men c. Women d. Smoking 4 Browsing and Record Room 5 Photographic Dark Room 6 Art Exhibit Room 7 Movie Equipment 8 Chapel 9 Memorial Hall 10 Banquet Room 11 Cafeteria 12 Dining Room 13 Private Party Room 14 Kitchenette for Student Use 15 Soda Fountain 16 Terrace 17 Committee Rooms 18 Student Government Offices 19 Educational Activities Board 20 Athletic Board Office 21 Alumni Association Office 22 Oregona Office 23 Panhellenic Office 24 Inter-Fraternity Council Office 25 . ISA Office 26 YMCA Office 27 YWCA Office 28 Employment Office 29 Administi ' Office 3D University of O’ ;n Co-op Store 31 Check Rooms 32 Information Desk 33 Lost and Found Department 34 Barber Shop 35 Beauty Shop 36 Living' Quarters 37 Post Office 3S Banking Facilities 39 Locker Rooms for Students 40 Bowling Alley 41 Game Rooms 42 Sun Porch, Roof Garden 43 Trophy Room 44 45 46 from the Waves school at Hunter college, New York, where she ob-1 served Waves in training and under j selection for special duty assign ments. She particularly would like j to talk with girls who will graduate ] or plan to leave school. Recent directives from the bu reau of navy personnel stress the need for Waves as aviation gunnery instructors, link trainer instructors, personnel supervisors, classifica- j tion interviewers, control tower op erators, hospital corpsmen, occu pational therapists, aviation in strument repairmen, photogra phers, recruiting specialists, radio men, aerographers, and censors. f For Young Women (20-36) L Questions, Answers About the WAVES What is the term of enlistment fn the WAVES? For the duration of the war and up to six months thereafter. How many women are there in the WAVES? About 47,000 at the end of 1943, The Navy needs 92,000 girls in WAVE uniforms by the end of 1944. I’m 19, finishing third year fit college. May I enlist? Sorry, not until you’re 20. Then, up to 21, consent of parents or guardian is necessary. Women uj? to 36 years of age are eligible. May a girl who. was born in Germany enlist? iVes, provided she has natural ization papers. When does a WAVE’S pay begin? The day she arrives at the train ing station. Like Navy men, WAVES are paid twice a month. Full information about the WAVES ftt contained in a new booklet "The Story ci You in Navy Blue," available without obligation at any Navy Recruiting Station or Office ot Nava! Officer Rrocureinie in. A NON-RATIONED GIFT FOR MOM Send Mother a pair of comfortable Flat Heeled Sandals in White and Patent Leather. Reasonably Priced. Buster Brown Shoe Co. 933 Willamette NOW IS PICNIC TIME ^zs£S8aS8$SGSSL \ Delicious for Sandwiches. 100r/o Whole Wheat, White, cracked wheat, corn, raisin, rye, potato. Korn’s Bakery Phone 71