CAMPUS CALENDAR
BINFSAOFLO representatives
congregate today at four.
Carol Wicke, war board chair
man, announces the appointment
of Virginia Beattie and Russ Mona
han, co-chairmen of the coming
World Student Service Fund drive,
co-sponsored by the War board
and the Student Religious council.
DANCING
Every Saturday Night
9 ’til 12
at the
EUGENE
HOTEL
with
ART HOLMAN
AND HIS
ORCHESTRA
in the
i
Persian Room
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m«e»onald
"Going My Way"
with BING CROSBY
— and —
"Henry Aldrich's
Little Secret"
"See Here, Private
Hargrove"
Starring- Robert Walker
ad Donnna Reed
— plus —
"Secrets of Scotland
Yard"
DON'T MISS
Art Holman and
His Orchestra
Every Sat. Nite
DANCING, 9 til 12
in the
Persian Room
u
Former Student
Now in Holland
David F. Knox, former UO stu
dent, has covered a lot of territory
since graduating from the Univer
sity, according to a letter received
by Dean Onthank.
Rc reported that the natives of
both France and Belgium were
"exceedingly happy” to see Am
erican soldiers. "It was not un
usual for the women to rush out
and kiss us on both cheeks,” he
wrote.
On his trip across the ocean he
saw Wayne Harbert, another Ore
gon student. Kncx is now in Hol
land.
Mrs. Phyllis Gray Knox, his
wife, formerly accompanist for the
Eugene Gleemen, is now studying
music at Boston. She presented a
concert at the University last
spring.
Chemistry Instructors
To Attend ACS Meeting
Faculty members of the chem
istry department will attend a
meeting of the Oregon section of
the American Chemistry society
in Portland, Thursday, October 19.
They will be addressed by Dr. Earl
A. Evans, Jr., on the subject of
"Carbon Dioxide Fixation in Ani
mal Tissues.”
Dr. Evans, who is professor and
chairman of the department of bio
chemistry at the University of
Chicago, began his study of carbo
hydrate metabolism while working
in England .in the laboratory of
Dr. Hans Krebs. Since then he has
worked on various aspects of car
bohydrate metabolism, particularly
on carbon dioxide fixation by ani
mal tissues, the effect of insulin,
and the mechanism of carbohy
drate oxidation.
New Projects
(Continued from page one)
longer needed will be given other ;
War board work as it develops.
Chairmen of these committees j
were: Mary K. Minor, hospitality;
Marge Allingham, USO; Ann Gra
ham and Bernice Granquist, service
scholarships; Dorothy Rasmussen,
card file; Phyllis Evans, living or
ganization defense. Miss Alling
ham, Miss Graham, and Miss Gran
quist were re-appointed to an en
tertainment committee for pos
sible programs.
Staffs This Issue
City Desk Staff:
Virginia Scholl, city editor
Aileen Koch
Amy Lou Ware
Virginia Foster
Joan Nielsen
Thursday Advertising Staff:
Jackie Kenfield, day manager
Gloria Grenfell
Claire Sering
Nancy Bedingfield
Pat Johnson
Betty Johnson
Jean Hailing
Mary Lou Richards
Peggy Powell
Office Staff:
Virginia Peterson
Donna Sullivan
Jean Beaver
Barbara Dorris
Nancy Hoerlin
Dona Chapman
Joan Hickey
Mary Rafferty
Kathie Robbins
Maryanne Hansen
Layout Staff:
Phyllis Annala
Jeanne Long
Mary Brownlee
Jeanne Worley
Janet Hieks
Nancy Knight
Eugene Hofei
Pictures Available
At University Libe
Those extra pictures to bright
en up a college room have been
made available to students re
cently by the University library.
There are several hundred of
them on hand including old mas
terpieces, modern American,
modern English, Mexican, and
religious paintings.
They are part of a collection
started in 1929, some of which
were purchased from art dealers
in France and Italy. Each pic
ture is loaned for a period of
30 days without charge and may
be renewed twice.
Propeller Gift
(Continued from page one)
phy, and foreign trade. The special
war purpose of this year's gift is
to disseminate knowledge concern
ing the American merchant ma
rine, foreign trade, and allied sub
jects.
The Propeller club, a national or
ganization for shipping men, has
held its annual conventions for the
last three years in New York, and
will stage its 1944 gathering on
October 18, 19, and 20, in that city,
it was noted by Mr. Lomax. The
current and major problems of
year of war will be discussed by
the members at this time, the
the program including panels on
the development of trade oppor
DANCING
EVERY SAT. NIGHT
with
Art Holman and his
Orchestra
EUGENE HOTEL
tunities, federal legislation, finan
cial problems of shipping com
panies, foreign trade zones, the fu
ture of American shipyards, mari
time labor, and port administra
tion.
The local unit of the Propeller
club is located in the business ad
ministration building and -is under
the direction of Mr. Lomax, who
is national vice-president of the
student ports.
DANCING
EVERY SAT. NIGHT
with
Art Holman and his
Orchestra
EUGENE HOTEL
What about those
Between-meal
snacks?
For
[CE CREAM
COOKIES
CANDY
COKES
CRACKERS
Try
Elliott's Grocery
Corner 13th & Patterson
Boys,
Attention!
U. of 0. Warm-Up Jackets
® Leather Sleeves
• All wool front
® Complete with U. of 0. letter
ARMY & NAVY
GOODS STORE
716 Willamette St. Phone 1051
Make His
Christmas
a
Merry One
You must have that good-looking
pieee ot' leather goods mailed by
Oetober 15.
Practical gifts suggestions in good
looking designs and colors . . .
Preston & Hales
EVERYTHING IN LEATHER
Phone 665 S57 Willamette
FREE Trial on
BALM BARR
licli skin conditioner. Buy
a six-ounce size and get
purse size free. Try the
small jar and if not de
lighted return the big one
for a complete refund of
your money.
60c
BARBARA GOULD
Night cream for a limited
time only. $2.50 jar for
$1.25
id us tax
PENNY-WISE
DRUGS
40 E. Broadway
965 W. 6th Ave.
Dance
Erskine
Hawkins
“The 20th-Century
Gabriel”
and his
Famous Orchestra
Eugene
Armory
FRIDAY
OCTOBER 13th
Stags permitted
Dancing 8:30 to 12
Doors open 8 p.m.