Ten Germ Victims
Occupy Infirmary
Ten patients reside in the in
firmary today. Mrs. Ida Brown, a
nurse in the hospital, is still in
bed. Marylyn Preston, Judson
House, and David More, Zeta Hall,
have gone home, leaving four wo
men and six men, still victims of
the germs.
The only new patient is Tom
Chloupek, who was in two weeks
ago. Chloupek was formerly a cap
tain in the army air force. The
others on record are Jean Jacob
berger, 821 East 15th; Sally Barr,
Hendricks Hall; Jchn Ward,
Omega Hall; Gil Houghton and
Lloyd Stutkins, 1335 Alder; James
Kenny, Sherry Ross, and Fred
Matthias, 1427 Onyx.
Church Plans
New Service
An unusual observance of the
communion will take place at the
Unitarian church, 11th and Ferry
streets on Sunday. In the absence
of an ordained minister the regu
lar communion service will not be
performed. Instead each regular
member of the congregation is
asked to bring some cherished
possession. These will be used to
set a table which will thus sym
bolize the participation of the
members of the congregation in
the life of the church.
The morning talk will be given
by Prof. Alfred F. Whiting of the
department of anthropology at the
University. His subject is “We
happen to be Christian.” This is
the third of a series of four talks
by Whiting. Miss Alice English,
University music student will sing.
Letter Deluge
Praises Office
An organized campaign, legiti
mate or otherwise, seems to have
descended this week on Annamae
Winship, Emerald business man
ager.
For some time the business
office has been receiving letters
of complaint from Emerald sub
scribers stating that their papers
are not being received on time.
Yesterday four mysterious let
ters arrived simultaneously. Each
commended Annamae on the fast
mailing service from her office.
The writer of one letter declared
that a club, D.F.O.A.M.W.F.M.S.,
(Devoted Followers of Annamae
Winship’s Fast Mailing Service),
has been organized. Another letter
informed her that she had been
elected the girl Oregon alumni
stationed at Blabla Jima would
most like to be mailed home to.
Doubting the sincerity of the
letters, Miss Winship declared that
everything possible is being done
to speed up the Emerald mailing
service.
Students Invited
To Rally Dances
Rally dances Friday and Satur
day nights are scheduled at the
Palais Royale (formerly the Up
town), West 21st and Burnside,
and all Oregon students are in
vited.
George Burns and his 12-piece
orchestra will be featured, and
favorite college songs will be the
order of the day, it is reported.
Burns was recently a member of
the Jack Teagarden and Harry
Owens orchestras.
Stuffed
Animals
GIRAFFES — HORSES
DOGS OF ALL KINDS
$3.50 ea
Washable - Matty Colors
"WITTY WEBFOOT"
Handmade Duck $1.50
Ummersitij f CO-OP’
The
Anchorage
On The Mill Race
CAL A RUTH ALBKRT
LUNCHES - - - 12-2
DINNERS - - - 5:30-7:00
SUNDAY OPEN AT 12:15
DINNER SERVED 'TIL 7:00
Swedish Tenor
(Continued, from page five)
Bjoerling admits that success
has its price. He is separated from
his family nine months out of
each year and Bjoerling loves his
home. He is married to one of
Sweden’s most beautiful women,
the former Anna Lisa Berg,
crowned Queen of the Santa Lucia
1934 Festival, an honor conferred
each year on “the fairest maid in
all Stockholm.”
Bjoerling is a lover of sports.
Among his favorites are swim
ming, sailing, Armbrytning (a
form of wrestling), and one of his
favorite indoor diversions is bil
liards. However, billiards means
finding one t>f those rare spots, a
billiard hall that isn’t smoke-laden.
Three months at his lovely home
pass quickly, and it’s back to work
for Bjoerling, “the foremost lyric
tenor of his day.”
Pre-Game Rafly Set
(Continued from page one)
game, w’hich is planned similar to
the arangements for the last game
as Corvallis, will be given and the
cooperation of all students is so
licited in following these sugges
tions.
The kick-off at Multnomah sta
dium will be at 2 p. m. Saturday
and all Oregon students are ex
pected to be in their designated
rooting sections in the bleachers.
Student body cards will admit
students to the game.
Oregon women are expected to
wear heels.
Card tricks by the Oregon root
ing section will constitute part of
the half-time entertainment and
Oreon women wearing white blous
es to furnish a background for the
stunt will sit in a part of the stu
dent section reserved for them.
Campus living organizations
with the number of girls volun
teering to participate in the card
tricks are listed by the rally squad
as follows: Alpha Chi Omega, 21;
Alpha Delta Pi, 13; Alpha Gamma
Delta, 9; Alpha Omicron Pi, 13;
Alpha Phi, 22; Alpha Xi Delta, 6;
Chi Omega, 25; Delta Delta Delta,
40; Delta Gamma, 40; Delta Zeta,
19; Gamma hall, 3; Gamma Phi
Eeta, 14; Hendricks hall, 35; High
land house, 6; Judson house, 3;
Kappa Alpha Theta, 18; Kappa
Kappa Gamma, 10; Pi Beta Phi,
23; Rebec house, 3; Sigma Kappa,
15; Susan Campbell, 20; University
house, 3; Wesley house, 2; Zeta
Tau Alpha, 4; Eugene women, 8.
Stunt Instructions
The instructions listed below will
help students to understand the
card trick rountines:
1. Instruction sheets and colored
cards will be tacked to each seat
in the card section. Cards are to
be left in their places until half
time.
2. Tricks with proper color to
be shown are listed numerically on
the instruction sheet.
3. When arranging proper color
card for each trick, remain in a
crouched position until the signal
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is given to rise to a sitting posi
tion.
4. Cards are to be held just below
eye level during the stunt.
5.One yell will be given with
each card trick.
6. When the stunts are through,
colored cards should be passed to
the aisle where they will be coj
lected by the rally squad so that
they may be used another day.
DANCING
—AT—
Willamette
Park
To the Music of
ART
HOLMAN
And His
ORCHESTRA
EVERY
SATURDAY NIGHT
Couples Only
Adm. $2.00
DANCING
9 -- 1
ISLE OF THE
DEAD"
and
"WOMAN
IN GREEN"
sgtosAU
"G. I. JOE"
Starring Burgess Meredith
"TWICE BLESSED"
Preston Foster