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"Under Western
Skies"
with Noah Beery Jr. and
Martha O'Driscoll
"Enter Arsene
Lupin"
with Ella Raines and
Charles Korrik
"Mr. Winkle
Goes to War"
with Edward G. Robinson
— and —
"In Old Monterey"
with Gene Autry
Far Eastern Music
Slated for Concert
Music of the Far East will be
played by Dr. Wallace S. TJaldinger,
associate professor of art, at the
first recorded music concert of the
term, Sunday at 4 p.m. in the
browsing room of the library.
Hostesses are Mrs. E. J. Frazier,
Mu Phi patronesses; Miss Doris
Hack, Mu Phi alumnae; Betty Jane
Bennett, Mu Phi active; and Eva
Hedrick, house librarians.
Ceylon, China, Japan, and the
Philippines will be represented in
selections from opera, folk songs,
and modern popular songs, includ
ing the Japanese national anthem,
“Kimi Ga Yo.” Several of the num
bers are vocal solos, or mardarin
duets with orchestral accompani
ment.
Pictures Unclaimed
If the houses who have not
yet done so will call at the busi
ness office of the Oregon Daily
Emerald they can get the pic
tures that were left there last
year for the Emerald Cover Girl
contest. Please call for these pic
tures soon if you intend to do so.
For contributing the most hours
of Red Cross work during fall
term, Chi Omega sorority was pre
sented the Red Cross cup by Mrs.
Sally Spiess, Red Cross chairman,
at the assembly Thursday. Alpha
Delta Pi rated second, and Kappa
Alpha Theta, third.
Individual awards, production
pins, were given Charlotte Wicke
and Dorothy Rasmussen for their
Red Cross work last term.
Cross Presents
to Chi Omegas
Correction on AWS
The appointment of two new
AWS officers, Bev Carroll and
Marge Skordahl, was announced
Thursday by Mary Riley, AWS
president, rather than Marilyn
Campbell, as stated in the Em
erald Friday.
UO Professor Honored
Lawrence Iiee, assistant pro
fessor of sociology, has been elec
ted vice-president of the north
ern division of the Pacific Socio
logical society, a branch of the
American Sociological society.
Rehearsal Set
(Continued from page one)
Students wishing to become
members of the Theater guild can
now do so by helping with the cos
tumes in "The Trojan Women.”
Girls who are interested in help
ing with these costumes should
contact Anne Hardenbrook, Alpha
hall, ext. 260, immediately.
Manners carry the world for the
moment, character for all time.
McDonald
"FRENCHMAN'S
CREEK"
with
JOAN FONTAINE
and
ARTURO de CORDOVA
"TOGETHER
AGAIN"
with
IRENE DUNNE
CHARLES BOYER
CHARLES COBURN
CAMPUS CALENDAR
After-game entertainment to
night will be provided at Wesley
house, where “Winter at Wesley,”
an informal, ski-sweater dance will
be in progress. Gabies and refresh
ments also will be offered all stu
dents.
Petitions for chairmanship of the
war stamp promotion committee
must be turned in to Carol Wicke,
war board chairman, by 6 p.m.
Tuesday, January 23, at the Alpha
Delta Pi house.
WAA carnival chairmen will
meet Monday at 4 p.m. in the so
cial room of Gerlinger hall with
the WAA executive cabinet. More
plans on the February 3 carnival
will be discussed.
* * *
All committee chairmen of the
Mortar Board ice cream sale will
meet at 4 p.m. Monday in the back
of the Side.
* * *
A fireside will be given by the
Outing club in the AWS rooms of
Gerlinger hall, Sunday at 5 p.m.
All girls are invited and asked to
bring a sack lunch and ten cents.
All members of the Yeomen will
hold their regular meeting on the
third floor of Gerlinger Monday,
January 22, instead of tfie usual
place. Everyone is to wear ties for
the dessert after the business
meeting.
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Dr. Breen will speak at West
minster house at 6:30 p.m. Sunday
on “The Price of Knowledge.”
If a Buddy
(Continued from page two)
the Marshall islands campaign is
now fully recovered.
A pair of 24-year-old Medford
torpedo bomber pilots, who left
their home town two years ago to
enter marine aviation, have re
turned after blasting Jap bases and
shipping in the South Pacific for
10 months. They are Lieutenants
Harold R. Hartzell and E. Clyde
Hollenbeck, who flew wing to wing
in their tour of combat. Their close
friendship began while both were
attending the U. of O. Upon grad
uating in 1942, they entered marine
aviation.
The boys stuck together through
pre-flight, advanced instruction,
and subsequently to the combat
zones and aerial battles with the
Japs. Their service careers are re
markably parallel.
As members of the “Rockettes,”
the first squadron to use rocket
bombs against the Japs, they flew
together on more than 34 combat
missions from Munda, Bougain
ville, and Green Island bases. They
bombed heavily defended Jap air
fields and installations at Rabaul
at least a dozen times.
Oregon ^Emerald
\Tight Staff:
Shirley Peters, night editor
Robbieburr Warrens
Maryan Howard
Saturday Advertising Staff:
Gloria Grenfell, day manager
Bette Johnson
Bobbie Fullmer
Layout Staff:
Pat Powell
Jeanne Worley
Patsy Moffat
JoAnn Luke
The less of routine, the more 01
life.
Zonal Lines Offered
(Continued from page two)
In five successive chapters he
discusses, 1. Boundaries in General,
2. Mountains as Boundaries, 3.
Coastlines, 4. Rivers, and 5. simple
Political Lines (like that separat
ing the United States from Can
ada). Each of these is shown to be
inadequate in one or more respects.
The zonal boundary suggested as
an alternative—it is explained in
some detail—is the product of a
great deal of very serious thought.
These zonal boundaries (Alsace
Lorraine, Holland, etc.) are to live
and function as small states. Even
though there were thirty of these
small states in 1938 Mr. Peattie
retains a beautiful faith in their
feasibility. He thinks them won
derfully helpful in eliminating
many of the faults of artificial
nationalism and in giving political
coherence to combinations of areas.
Praises USSR Breakup
As a geographer he is enormous
ly pleased with the breakup of the
Soviet Union into sixteen small
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states. He calls this a greater ad
vance than the action which creat
ed the British Commonwealth of
Nations, and in it he sees a pos
sible solution for the problem of
the Baltic countries and the Polish
border.
It is idle to discuss the virtues
and faults of Mr. Peattie’s plan
according to the geographic notions
of the past, but when it is remem
bered that the old fashioned no
tions have failed miserably and
often these new suggestions seem
like breaths of fresh air among the
stale arguments. Everyone with an
open mind and the slightest con
cern for the future of Europe
should read this book carefully.
LOIS and KOY WHYTAL V
SIDE PATTER
By PETE and the MOPPET
We hear that Orin “I tell ’em
off” Weir has been burning- the
candle at both ends, and it
seems that one end has been
snuffed out —Will you never
learn, Sad Sack? Two little las
sies under the Pink Palace roof
would like to know what the
Teeny-Weeny Operator’s trouble
is. “Ho Hum,” Is you is or is
you ain’t, Mighty Herb ?
We've seen that Bill Davis kw
back in action. Cute Rosemary
Jones, Theta, is his destination.
How’s he doing, Rosie ? It start
ed with cokes here at the SIDE,
and now we congratulate Dar
rel Bridenstine and Dorothy
Vandenine, Pi Phi. She just re
ceived his A.T.O. pin.
We see THAT collegiate joe,
THAT great big boomer boy,
THE ROBIN SMITH, but he
can’t seem to see anybody but
redhead Theta, Hazel Leonard.
The newest thing in bifocals
are being featured by Kappa,
Bobbie Pearson.
Padlocks aren't being rationed
but food is. Remember that,
Sullivan! “The Millrace Boys”
are at it again — good hunting
fellas. Fun should begin again
with S.A.M., Dick Savinar, back
at the SIDE, and across the
street—Here’s How! The rains
don't seem to bother Averill
Foster, Gamma Phi, watch for
that little plaid hat. Terry “St.
Bernard1’ Carroll has been tag
ging li'l Jayne in the Side, late
ly. Ah, yes! We suggest a little
more swinning and a little less
Prowell.
Robert Schott has been show
ing his prowess at the D.G.
house. Who could be the latest
interest ? or is Jane Byerly us
ing her personality ribbons for
tie-backs. Harry “Scarey” with
20-20 eyes, Wolf Oregon Cries,
has created quite a sensation
with his in again, out again,
back again, Scarigan. By the
way, Jack “I’m tripping the
Jght” Ruble, is starting a harem
here at the U. of O.—all the
living organization, here's your
chance. Apply at the SIDE.
Is Beta, Chuck Plum trying
to referee a match between Hel
en Eikemeyer, Pi Phi, and the
Alpha Chi of Coed Capers. The
ratio is 4 to 1, but Dick Wilkins
likes the import trade. We don’t
blame you on a second look.
Don Turner has caused a sen
sation by creating lots of female
hubba in the SIDE. Wondoi^
what they want ?
Sit at the SIDE and you'll see
it all.