House Librarians
Choose President
On the basis of her efforts win
ter term to make the house li
brarians a more successful orga
nization, Dorothy Lee, freshman
-4n liberal arts, was elected presi
dent of the house librarians at a
meeting of about 50 representa
tives, members and outgoing offi
cers Tuesday evening, Miss Ber
nice Rise, circulation librarian an
nounced today.
Merz Elected Vice-President
Other officers chosen were Bob
Merz, vice-president; Patricia
Maulding, secretary, and Norma
Tarpola, treasurer and sales man
ager.
New business at this meeting
included the proposal to continue
the sales started last term for
raising money for browsing room
books.
It was also decided that a dis
play showing the creative purposes
of Odeon should be arranged in
the browsing room. The display will
consist of creative arts such as
lithographs, linoleum block prints,
wood products, sculptured figures
and decorative arts. Books will
also be available on the writing of
plays, poetry, and fiction.
The house librarians also voted
to help sponsor the student library
contest with representatives act
ing as hosts and hostesses while
the books are on display in the
browsing room Junior Weekend.
CLASSIFIED
Anyone having seen automobile
accident at 14th and Alder at
7:55 a.m. Wednesday, April 10,
please phone 3780-M.
r
Stop in and talk
over today's
game at the
Lemon-0
Cor. 13th and Alder
“Doc” Ireland, Prop.
Annua! Spring Concert
Scheduled for April 25
The date of the annual
spring band concert, original
ly scheduled for Easter Sun
day, has been changed to
Thursday, April’ 25, according
to John H. Stohn, who is in
charge of the event.
The reason for the change,
Stehn stated, is the fear that
the concert might conflict with
Easter festivities.
Race Hatred Topic
Of Radio Program
An “Open Letter on Race Hat
red,” written by William Robeson,
is to be presented by the University
radio workshop over station KOAC
from 4 to 4:30 today.
“It is a drama based on race
prejudice and especially the De
troit race-riots,” Bob Kirkpatrick,
producer, said.
According to Kirkpatrick, the
main characters are “Ox” Wilson,
Barbara Hawkins, Lee Petrasek,
Margaret Brooks, Stan Boquist,
Paul Marcotte, Wilfred Roadman,
and Lynn Renick.
At 4:30 Roberta Quigley is pre
senting Ailene Koch, vocalist from
the music school, accompanied by
Marie Peery, in a group of semi
classical numbers. Mike Mikshe
is singing in the popular spot,
“Something for You,” produced by
John MacDonald from 4:45 to 5.
FLOATS REPLACE
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of $50 for each float. An itemized
list of all costs must be turned in
to Savinar before the parade.
At the present time very few
house themes have been turned in
and it is requested that all house
float representatives enter theirs
as soon as possible to avoid dupli
cation. The themes should tie in
with the weekend theme of “State
Fair.’’
The parade is slated to assemble
at the Southern Pacific depot and
will proceed up Willamette to 11th,
down 11th to Alder, up Alder to
13th, and disbanding beyond John
son hall where the judges stand
will be located. Savinar believes
there are many possibilitHs for a
wide variety of originality and de
sign.
The dust on the canoe fete cups
used in former years has also been
blown away and this year they
will be awarded to the two organi
zations entering the best float.
House representatives who have
suggestions or desire further in
formation concerning the parade
may contact Savinar at the Sigma
’Alpha Mu house.
WILLAMETTE PARK
Re-Opening
Saturday, April 20th
Highway 99 South, Watch for the Sign
“Park. Entrance”
FEATURING
ART HOLMAN
and his orchestra
Dancing 9:30-1 :00 Adni. $1 per person
including tax
For Reservations Phone Springfield 326
In addition to every Saturday the park will
be open ever}- Friday night after May 3rd.
Featuring Ted Hallock
and his orchestra
Dancing from 9 to 12 Adm. 75c per person
Editing Class Panel
Slates Flood Talk
Flood control in the Willamette
valley is the subject of the world
symposium program put on by the
students of the senior editing class
of the University tonight at 9.
The history of the problem, costs
of previous floods, and an outline
of the proposed project will be pre
sented. After the subject is pre
sented a symposium of five stu
dents will discuss the matter.
Members of the cast are Jea
nette Smith, Norma Aalvick, G.
Duncan Wimpress, Ted Bush, Re
becca Tarshis, Fred Beckwith,
John Mathews, Betty Lou Siegman,
and Leonard Turnbull.
This is a weekly 15-minute pro
gram by the senior editing stu
dents. Last week they discussed
the atom bomb. It is their purpose
to present some timely world or
local question each week.
Let Us Make Your House
Dance a Success
P. A. SYSTEMS — RECORD PLAYERS
Records for Rent
SMEED SOUND SERVICE
G. H. Smeed Phone 1213-W
Something
New
We have just installed new
equipment, making it possible
to have 3-day chord service.
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