Talk Given
To Red Cross
The work of the Red Cross, one
of the oldest service organizations
in the country, reaches into all cor
ners of the world. The history of
the people who have helped to
build up this vast organization and
of the work it has done is filled
wit hexciting episodes, according
to Mrs. Cora Pirtle, (executive sec
retary of .Lane county Red Cross
groups.
Mrs. Pirtle will speak on the his
tory and aims of this program at
an assembly today at &,g.in- in
alumni hall, Gerlinger. Other Red
Cross officials will be introduced.
All Red Cross group chairmen
and house representatives are ex
pected to be present, and anyone
else interested is welcome.
“It will be •worth the time of
anyone who cgrP com* for Mrs.
Pirtle is a- v*Sry clever speaker,”
acknowledged Carol Wicke, chair
man of Red Cross activities on the
campus.
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Y Membership Drive
Continued for Week
Reported by Mary Corrigan,
chairman, as already beginning to
gain momentum, the YWCA mem
bership drive will continue for the
rest of this week. Representatives
from all campus living organiza
tions Will meet today at the “Y”
bungalow at 4:15. Miss Corrigan
requested that each representative
bring a list of the YWCA members
in her house and may turn in all
money collected at the meeting.
Representatives announced re
cently are: Alpha Chi Omega,
Janice Seymour; Alpha Delta Pi,
Charlotte Wicke; Alpha Gamma
Delta, Nancy Brownell; Alpha
Omicron Pi, Nadyne Neet; Alpha
Phi, Betty Sailor; Alpha Xi Delta,
Virginia Tomkins; Chi Omega;
Betty Householder; Delta Delta
Delta, Gloria Cartozian.
Delta Gamma, Marilyn Glenn:
Gamma Phi Beta, Liz Gilmers;
Kappa Alpha Theta, Nancy Kelle
her; Kappa Kappa Gamma, Patsy
Griffin; Pi Beta Phi, Betty Frey;
Sigma Kappa, Jo Ann Whitson;
Gamma hall, Milo Woodward:
Sherry Ross, Dorothy Rasmussen;
Sigma hall, Patricia Graham.
Alpha hall, Joyce Utz; Zeta hall,
Alberta Upton; Omega hall, Gayle
Barber; Susan Campbell, Betty
Lombard; Hendricks hall, Georgia
Mescrip; Orides, Ruth Robertson;
Hilyard house, Phyllis Kiste; Rebec
hall, Mildred Ceadergreen; Univer
sity house, Betty McFadden; and
Highland house, Gloria Campbell.
Keuka college has announced a
new three-year accelerated course
to train nurses.
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CAMPUS CALENDAR
A meeting of the captains of the
men’s houses will be held today at
Campbell co-op at 4:30 to make
out a schedule for the six-man
football league.
All girls interested in intramural
hockey are urged to meet on Ger
linger field this afternoon from
4 to 5.
All girls interested in Girl Re
serves will meet in YMCA Wednes
day, October 4, at 8 p.m.
All veterans now attending the
University of Oregon will meet to
day at 5 in room 1, Johnson hall.
The purpose of the meeting is to
establish an active veterans’ or
ganization on the campus.
House librarians will meet today
at 4 in the browsing room of the
library. Election of officers is the
business at hand, and plans for
the year will be reviewed.
Laurel Lodge Girls
Move Into Dorms
The girls of Laurel lodge, who
were formerly living in the Sigma'
Phi Epsilon house, have been
moved into the various dormitories
on the campus, in order to help cut
down the expenses of the dorm;
tories.
They are now living in Hen-,
dricks, Susan Campbell, and John
Straub halls. Since it was neces
sary to fill the vacancies in the dif
ferent halls, the girls are no longer
living in one group.
When the girls moved into
Laurel lodge, at registration, it was
a temporary arrangement because
they did not have a cook and it
was uncertain how many girls
would be living in the halls, the
dormitory office said.
Coast Guard Calls
(Continued from page one)
personnel procurement division, an
nounced recently.
Recruits will receive their basic
and advanced training and then
will be qualified for advancement
in civilian life or for an assignment
to duty at sea.
The enlistment quota for this
district, which includes Washing
ton, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, and
Wyoming, is 70 men.
Only men actually 17 years of
age, who are physically and other
wise qualified, will be accepted.
Oregon men may apply for enlist
ment at 806 S. W. Morrison street,
Portland.
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UNIVERSITY "CO-OP”
Schwering Hospitalized
Mrs. Hazel 5. Schwering, dean
of women, is convalescing in the
Sacred Heart general hospital as
a result of a bad cold.
The dean’s illness has caused her
to be away from her office for the
past week and isn’t expected to
return this week. Mrs. Schwering’s
condition is generally improving.
Success as a teacher shows
little correlation to college grades,
campus leadership, intelligence test
records, knowledge of contempo
rary affairs, or tolerance, accord
ing to experiments at DePauw uni
versity.
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Two houses led the Greeks in
initiating spring term pledges this
past weekend.
The girls initiated were: Alpha
Delta Pi—Dorothy Maddox and
Mary Lou Ploss; Chi Omega —
Charlotte Johnston.
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