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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1946)
Heart Hop Interviewers Catch Male Point of View By Jortlis Benke ana Sue Mercer L Since the Heart Hop is only one ^ day away, we decided we’d better gp get hold of a fellow quick, be r cause there are still fewer boys on the campus than girls. But then we were stumped! Gosh, how would we go about ask ing a boy for a date. We realized other girls were probably worrying about the same problem, and that gave us an idea. Why not ask some fellows and see what their reac tions would be? Swell Deal So here we are with our question, “Would you like to go to the Heart Hop ?” and the answers we were given: Bob Daggett: “Sounds like a swell deal to me.” IN A RUSH? 3 BARBERS Charlie Elliott's UNIVERSITY BARBER SHOP GOING SKIING? Rent the Equipment you Need—Skiis, Bindings & Poles See Us About Transportation to Skiing- Areas Every Sunday HENDERSHOTT'S “SPORTS CENTER OF EUGENE” 770 Willamette * Warren Hicks: “Nothing I’d like better than to see the King of Hearts thrown in the mill race!” George Luoma: “It was tops last year and ought to be worthwhile this time, too.” Charles Brayman: “Gosh!” Gets View Ed Evans: “I always did want to see the inside of the Chi Omega house.” Art Milne: “I’d like to go but there’s a little matter of a date.” Reedy Berg: “Girls scare me!” Bob Prowell: “Well, I’d like to see Hamilton tossed in the mill race.” ’ Bill Abbey: “Boy, I’ve got a date!” John Barry: “Doesn’t sound so bad!” Ken Hays: "I’ll see if I can work it in.” Ralph Eastman: “I guess it’s one of the best-known traditions here, isn’t it?” He’s Curious Don Roberts: “I’d sure like to see who the girls choose for King of Hearts.” Ken Hume: “Sounds fine. It’ll be worth a mililon laughs just seeing the embarrased look on little Bocci’s face.” Jerry Gowan: “Got lots of study ing to do, but I can always forget that.” So we deave you with these famously-muttered words hoping that all of us will still have time tc corner a date for the Heart Hop. Eastern Star Invites Transfer Memberships Blue River Chapter, No. 158, Or der of the Eastern Star, wishes to invite all coeds to stated meetings held at 8:00 p.m. on the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month. This Wednesday is the first meet ing for February. If members present their re ceipt for dues for the current year from their home chapter, they can readily be admitted. The temple is located just be hind Westminster house on 14th avenue and is convenient for any one on the campus. Informal cam pus clothing is requested. Any girls seeking more informa tion may call Mary Kay Crumbaker at 4110-J. BUSINESS STAFF Day Manager: Vernon Kilpatrick. Solicitors: Barbara Twiford Office Staff: Charline Bales Iris Irli'lmle BOY SCOUT WEEK FEBRUARY 8-14 •SCOUTS OfTHf WORin } BBCTlifPJS Tf OHyiB'i L_ «■ l Part Time Employ Offered to Students Townspeople are filing numerous requests for students to work part time, Mrs. Virginia Hathaway, U. S. employment service officer, an nounced recently. Nearly 700 University students have already received jobs through the employment service, Mrs. Hathaway reports. Approximately 400 women and some 300 men have taken jobs. Women are being hired for steno graphic jobs and for child care. Men are wanted for a variety of service pobs. Students wanting summer work and graduating seniors are urged to file their employment records now. Applications are available for summer work at Crater Lake and Mrs. Hathaway expects other re sorts to announce positions soon. The campus employment office is located in the YMCA building, on Kincaid half a block north of 13th. NOTES ON RECORD (Continued from page two) was made with the new instrument. Recall's Golden Age Singing that recalls the Golden Age of operatic bel canto has been recorded by Rose Brampton in a recent release. Starting her career as a mezzo-soprano, Miss Bampton has held an honored position on the boards of the Met for the past five years. From two of her most suc cessful operatic roles, she sings “Vissi d’Arte” from Puccini’s “La Tosca” and “II est doux, il est bon” from Massenet's on a single, ac companied by Pelletier and the Vic tor Symphony. As a memorial to the martyrs of FT. l-icuce, Jarmiia Novotna, Metropoli tan Opera soprano, has recordedjm album of Czech folk songs. Sung: with quiet simplicity and charm, this recording has been called “one of the most moving and deeply felt recordings ever made.’’ The poig nancy of these fascinating songs is doubly heightened by the sensitive piano accompaniements of Jan Masaryk, vice-premier of‘Czecho slovakia. A Duck at the Dial (Continued from page tivo) “I predict” Pearson ventures to say that if the nation’s steel mills remain closed, Henry J. Kaiser will be appointed to take over all the government steel plants. He also thinks that Truman will take advantage of a clause in the Economic Stabilization act which will give him power to fix wages, and under this, seize the mills and impose his own wage in crease of 18y2 cents an hour. Cantor to Speak Eddie Cantor is scheduled to speak soon in San Francisco on be half of the United Jewish Appeal and expects to make follow-up speeches in Portland, Spokane, and San Diego . . . John Charles Thomas will stop off at Eugene, February 21, as part of his concert tour. The concert is part of the series which admits students on student body cards. University of Chicago seems to be the favorite scholastic mecca for ex-Quiz Kids. Roaming around the University’s campus are no less than 12 of the former mental mop pets. Latest notes on housing: People who had actually found a place to live were seated in the court of honor on the Meet the Missus pro - - -:i U of O's Miss Photogenic EMERALD COVER GIRL To Bo Announced March 8 Win AND BE POSSIBLE CHOICE FOR COVER GIRL Phone 442 1032 Willamette Across from the Registet Guard gram, one vet and his wife live in a real estate agent's model house which is open to the public every clay . . . doors open at 9 a.m. Another couple live in en apartment which the husband's em ployer built over his garage for them. One lady, married for three months, was handed a house when her husband's ex-wife was called out of town for six months. Inci dental furnishings included five witto children, from the husband's former marriage. Program Notes Wednesday Sinatra at 6 . . . An drew Sisters at 7:30, both on CBS. Thursday Bing Crosby on Kraft at 6 . . . Rudy Vallee at 7:30, on NBC . . . Kostelanetz at 6 . . . Sus pense at 9, on CBS. Friday Duffy's at 8:15 on NBC . . . Durante and Moore at 7 and Danny Kaye at 7:30, on CBS. 17 l Fixing Your Room? i j NEED SOME I 1 FULLER PAINTS Then Sllup PRESTON & HALES §57 Willamette Ph. 665 i nKESAMi "THREE IS A CROWD" PAMELA BLAKE and CHARLES GORDON j "RAD MEN OF THE BORDER" j KIRBY GRANT j I "IRISH EYES ARE SMILING" "JANIE" ' EJEsEEE "See Here, Corporl Hargrove" ROBERT WALKER KEENAN WYNN "'FOLLOW THAT WOMAN" WM. NARGON NANCY KELLY
