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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1945)
CAMPUS CALENDAR An important Student Union committee is scheduled for 4 p.in. today at 105 Deady hall, Gene Conklin, chairman, announces. * * * Westminster house will hold a special spring term open house to night. All students are invited to take part in dancing and games. * * * Highland house will hold open house tonight from 7:30 to 11. Eve STAR BOUND Poetry Brochure — 50c Written by Pfc. Litterio Farsaci “\\ lien you write you put a person in to a spell of everything that means happiness.” Order from Golden Atom Publications, 48 Lewis St. Rochester, 5, N. Y. lyn Woodworth, social chairman, promises to make Friday the Thir teenth your lucky day. All men arc invited. A figure-trimming' hike to Skin ner’s butte will be given by the Outing club Saturday night. Wom en interested meet in front of Ger linger hall at 5 p.m. All men interested in participat ing in the All-Campus Sing, Junior Weekend, meet today at 4 p.m. in the Side balcony. CLASSES AS USUAL In answer to the many in quiries at the Emerald and the University switchboard, classes will be held today as usual. Cooling and Refreshing to your wardrobe _ &iet ^ TrikshqrT PAT. PEND. Long on style, tailoring and satisfaction. ' < Self-folding for speed and convenience. Repleats itself when put away. California Mission Trail Colors in crush-resistant fabric. ;' - • \ Sizes 22-30 Price 4.95 cMefintGMeJ&L QUALITY APPAREL 570 Will. Ph. 99 REMEMBER YOUR NEW SORORITY SISTERS WITH FLOWERS FOR INITIATION See our selection of new spring flowers WE WIRE FLOWERS ANYWHERE Eugene’s Flower Corner 13th and Patterson Phone 654 "Together Again" with Irene Dunne and Charles Boyer — also — r "Missing Jurors" with Jim Bannon and Janice Carter McDonald "Abroad With Two Yanks" with William Bendix and Dennis O’Keefe — and — "One Body Too Many" UO Expresses Regret Over Loss of FDR The following tributes to Presi dent Franklin D. Roosevelt were given Thursday by representative members of the University faculty, administration, and student body: W. F. G. Thacher, professor of English and advertising: With the shock and the almost overwhelm ing sense of loss and bereavement, I am conscious also of a deep re gret that we, the American people, could not have found a way of pay ing Franklin Delano Roosevelt the homage he so richly deserved. Even those who were politically opposed to him must know in their hearts that Mr. Roosevelt was a great president, a great humanitarian, a great human being. Now it is too late to give him the tribute that history will surely pay. Acting President Orlando John Hollis: The loss of our president in time of war is a great blow. He did not have the satisfaction of leading the country finally to peace but he did know that victory was certain. We must all unite under the new commander-in-chief and fight on in the cause for which so many have now given their lives. Chancellor Frederick M. Hunter: The death of President Roosevelt is a calamity. As the United Na tions are about to achieve a great victory, and as the world confer ence of San Francisco seems to be preparing to establish an organ ization to insure world peace, the death of one of the principal pro ponents of the plan certainly is very much to be deplored. Dr. Quirinus Breen, associate professor of social science: Mr. Roosevelt happens to be the only president for whom I stumped, in the state of Michigan in the 1932 election. 1 was present at the con ference that nominated him. I feel that we have had the privilege of living under one of the three or four greatest Americans in our history. Student Body President Audrey Oregon Emerald Friday Ad Staff: Bobbie Fullmer, day manager Marty Lance Hildur Warner Janet Hicks Nancy Knight Barbara Williams Phil Dana Office Staff: Peggy Chamberlain Margaret Griffiths • CLASSIFIED ADS VETERANS and wives: Residence club offers excellent living ac comodations. Reasonable rates. 1306 East 18th Ave., Phone 5112. Mrs. Gray. "HOUSE OF FRANKENSTEIN" with BORIS KARLOFF and LON CHANEY Rhythm" with GENE AUTREY and Smiley Burnette — and — \ "Sing Neighbor Sing" with Ruth Terry and Brad Taylor "Rootin' Tootin' Holliday: I cannot put into words the feelings of grief this catastro phe has brought to us all. What more is there to say than that the man whom a suffering humanity looked to for succor is dead. Gay as Spring Itself JUMPERS, JERKIN SETS IN SUNSHINE COLORS 4.98 Doesn't It give you a lift to wear colors like these? Melon, aqua; maize, lime green, powder blue! And you can have any one of them in a bright new jumper of crisp spun rayon. 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