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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1946)
WAA Fun Night Slated For Friday l The Women’s Athletic associa tion will hold its first fun night winter term, Friday evening pom 7 to 9:30 in Gerlinger hall. Swimming, volleyball, and bad minton will be the order of the eve ning. Grace Edwards, junior in jour nalism, has been appointed general chairman, and Thelma Chaney, sophomore in liberal arts, is in charge of the swimming. The chairmen of volleyball and basket ball have not yet been chosen. Pearl Peterson, sophomore in liberal arts, is in charge of the program. All WAA members and their friends are invited to participate in the games. 756 - 760 Willamette EUGENE, OREGON Telephone 3131 TO BE SURE OF • Quality • Service • Economy • Courtesy Fill your Drug and Prescription needs at our modern store. We carry a complete line of Max Factor cosmetics. PENNY-WISE DRUGS 40 E. Broadway h JAM FOR BREAKFAST (Continued from page two) eluding Diz-imitator" (musically and physically) Howard McGhee, Willie Smith's alto, Illinois Jac quet, and others too commonplace to mention. Forward (frontis piece) by Grantz claims the re cordings were made without awareness of musicians. May be true. Much crowd noise, mass clearing of throats in unison and applause. Seems the real thing. Music is not the claim for fame however. Novelty is just a thing called novelty. Bothwell With James Our boy Johnny Bothwell is now playing lead alto with Harry James. “Legs” will have a new playmate. Music just lost a ter rific individual. Other two Pan-American sides (of Todd’s) have been received. Titles: “Rogerini”; “Old Shoe Blues.” The greatest piano we shall probably ever be privileged to hear. Colleen Mariott demands recog nition for Trudy Chernis’ great work during Frosh Glee organiza tion period. Which laurels we whole - heartedly throw Trudi’s way. Thanks, kid, for a real swell job. Understand Duncan Wim press had more fun than any drummer should have, at the B.A. ball last Saturday night. And not mop-mopperoonieing either. To be heard: Dave Fortmiller’s record copy, for full band, of Benny Car ter’s trumpeted “I Surrender Dear”; Bill Hood (sensational, and currently Uncle Samish, army ar ranger) product: "On the Alama.” Both may be responded to locally within the next month. Fine Recordings Add to list of age-lessly fine recordings Paul Whiteman’s “I Found A New Baby;” on Capitol; features Buddy Weed, the then 19-year-old pianist, who has since evidently found Ronald Coleman and decided to stay. You may have read in the usu ally loused-up press about Cab Calloway and an altercation in Kansas City, during which Mr. C. was attacked (according to the press: did attack) by a cop at the door of a ballroom wherein Lionel Hampton and band were playing for a “whites-only” affair. Actual story is that Calloway, good friend of Hamptons, walked up peaceably, to enter and visit a bit, was slugged three times with a gun-butt by a Negro-hating po liceman ,and accused of assault, via the false charge method. Was later cleared of entire thing, but obviously the press couldn’t back track when racial hatred (and1 fos tering of it) was involved. Oh beautiful . . . for spacious skies . . . and dirty little Kansas Cities. AROUND THE CLOCK (Continued from page five) tinue, tried to keep Henry on the bucket when the bell rang for the beginning of the tenth round, bul Henry would have none of it. He QUALITY FOOD VALUES ■ MEATS—BREAD FRUIT—COKES with prompt, courteous service at UNIVERSITY GROCERY 709 E. 11th Ph. 1597 broke away from his manager at the count of nine and made for Bivens. The count by Referee Brock man was legitimate inasmuch as the bell had rung for the round but Henry had made no effort to make a fight of it. Had Manager A1 Weill in formed the ref that it was his intention to keep his boy from making a go of it in the tenth, Bivens would have automatic ally been given the nod by a T.K.O., and would have gotten credit for it as having occurred in the ninth. That’s one fight that would have done a lot of fans good to have seen. These two go at it hammer and tongs from the very beginning, and make it very much worth the customer’s while, to while away an evening around the belters. Light-Heavy Title Go in D. C. The bout to look forward to in the very near future will be that between Gus Lesnevich, current light-heavyweight champion, and Archie Moore, the ranking chal lenger. The National Boxing as sociation with the able assistance of promoter Mike Jacobs have given the “go ahead” sign for the contest and the site has bedn agreed upon as Washington, D. C., another of the fat man’s homes. Come to think .of it, Griffith Stadium would sure look good to this sock-and-rosin-chopper now. A TOUT'S REPORT (Continued from page five) of a mud mark by his name be fore going completely overboard. A circled “X” means that he’s a superior mud horse. A plain “X” means that he’s a good mudder and an asterisk denotes a fair rating. Some horses hate the mud and will not run in it. Others, who couldn’t win a race with a mile headstart on a fast track, will jump out of nowhere on a muddy oval and break into the winners circle, heaving and blowing, foam flecked and mud bespattered, but there nevertheless! In the mean time Hotbox is still bogged down on the far turn. If you’re gonna’ ignore mud marks, you might as v/ell save time and make your selections with an Ouija board. WAY BACK WHEN (Continued from page two) California and Stanford in their Southern excursion. * * o "Girls be on your guard today! Forget that campus-strollers’ slump as you walk from classes and that late-again stride as you dash to your eight o'clock, for today the Senior Pep Patrol cops are searching the campus for girls with good posture. Confoosin’ head — “HUESTIS CLAIMS PEOPLE LIKE CELIS.” That's their privilege. "The men’s symposium speech team will present the question, ‘Can the United States Remain Neutral’ today at the Creswell high school.” That was ten years ago. 'SO* Several members of Sigma Kap pa, dressed in men’s clothing, at tempted to invade the Alpha Omi cron Pi and Alpha Gamma Delta houses after the Dime Crawl dance had been postponed because of the 3——■ 11 m. $100 A MONTH Part Time Work FOR SALE A permanent business on a part time basis. Will net approximately .$100 a month. Can handle it and school easily. Good reason for sale. Write in care of Emerald Business Office or phone 3543-J for appointment. Books, etc., open for inspection. 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