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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (May 16, 1946)
Red Cross Offers Water Safety Class The American Red Cross water safety instructor’s course will be offered May 27 to June 1, it was announced Wednesday by Margaret Brewster, swimming instructor in the school of physical education. Mrs. Chester Schwartz, field repre sentative of the Red Cross, will instruct the program from 7 to 10 p. m. in the women’s pool. The course will be open to all men and women who have senior life saving certificates which have not expired. Those interested may sign up in person or by phone at the Lane county Red Cross office or at the women’s physical edu cation office, extension 305. Regis tration will close May 25. Veterans who held water safety instructor’s certificates prior to en tering the service may secure re instatement upon application, and may take all or part of the present course as a refresher. r •k YOU TOO WILL CLAP ABOUT OUR EXPERT REPAIR WORK. Dependable Quick & Neat Service at the at ' PROGRESSIVE SHOE SHOP 75 W. Broadway SOCIAL CALENDAR TODAY Executive council meeting at the College Side Inn—4 Panhellenic association dinner meeting at Alpha Delta Pi—5:30 Orides special meeting at Ger linger—7. Short silks are in order “Good Night, Caroline” in the Johnson Hall Guild Theater—4 and 8 Y Activators tea for office girls working on the campus—4 Oregon Archers Guild meeting on the Gerlinger sunporch—11. All members and those interested in being members are invited. Inter-fraternity council meeting at Chi Psi—6 FRIDAY Duck Pond-YW-YM Sigma Alpha Epsilon house dance Alpha Tau Omega—fireside Theta Chi—house dance Kappa—fireside Zeta Tau Alpha—house dance Hand'ricks hall—house dance Psychology Students Give Own Valuation On Tests As part of the regular classwork of the general psychology labora tory this term, eight tests are be ing administered to the students by themselves. From the results of these, each student will have the opportunity to evaluate himself with respect to his abilities and interests. The tests being given are ■vocational interest, college apti tude, vocabulary, artistic judg ment, musical aptitude, general culture, personality, and Piper form board. Dean Addresses Prep Counseling Class Rounding out a busy schedule of speeches and conferences, Mrs. Golda Wickham, dean of women, spoke on “Marriage and the Fam ily” to a senior counseling class at Eugene high school May 14, at 2 p.m. Saturday night she will speak at an initiation banquet of Pi Lambda Theta, national wom en’s education honorary, to be held at the Eugene hotel. We're All Decked Out to Go Eating and Drinking You too would enjoy making pigs of yourselves over the "Bovine Whirls" & Jersey Highballs at I ! The DUCK “Tex” and "Russ” Open 4:00-10:30 Located next to Mayflower Rhone 3174 X-Ray Sign Up This Week Only Students must sign up for X-rays this week, it was an nounced Wednesday at the University health service. They cannot be given unless a stu dent is registered, and the op portunity will not be available next week. The health service is open from 9 to 12 a.m. and 1 to 4 p.m. Total number sign ed to date is 125, with the Phi Gamma Deltas being the first group to sig?i as a body. Since the unit can take 60 pictures an hour, or one a min ute, it is imperative that the persons having X-rays taken should be prompt for their ap pointment. The record for the state was set in Forest Grove two weeks ago, when 57 per sons were examined in an hour. “If everyone will cooperate, there may be a new record set in Eugene, “Dr. Marion Hayes said yesterday. Faculty and staff members as well as stu dents are eligible, but all must make an appointment this week. Student Recitals Scheduled Tuesday Betty Bennett Cramer and Mari on Saltness, seniors in the school of music, will be presented in a recital next Tuesday, 8 p.m., in the music auditorium. Mrs. Cramer, pianist, is a stu dent of Ralph Briggs, assistant professor of piano, and Miss Salt ness is a violin student of George Boughton, assistant professor of music. Music for the program includes Bach-Tausig’s “Toccata and Fugue in D Minor,” Bach’s “Suite IV in E-Flat,” Chopin’s “Nocturne in B Flat Minor,” Debussy’s “La Vent Dand la Plaine,” and “Les Sons et les Parfums Tournent Dans L’air du Soir,” Brahms’ ‘^Intermezzo, Opus 116, No. 6,” and “Cappriccio, Opus 116, No. 3,” Hindemith’s “Mu sic of Mourning,” and Enesco’s “Concertstucke in F.” Baseball Guild Asks Pirates for Confab BOSTON, May 15.—(UP)—The American Baseball Guild notified management of the Pittsburgh Pirates today that an “overwhelm ing majority” of the players on the team were members of the new independent union and that they wanted to discuss collective bargaining. Robert Murphy, founder and director of the guild, also stated that majorities had been estab lished on five other major league teams. BUSINESS STAFF Office Staff: Bev Moses Layout Staff: Virginia Avery, Layout Mgr, G. M. Rastello Merle Pugh WASHABLE WEARABLE WONDERFUL colorful cottons so essential to the collegiate wardrobe McDonald Theater Bldg 1004 Willamette Phone 633 Campus Wives Invited To Attend YWCA Tea Sponsoring a tea for the wives of veterans and students on the campus will be the YWCA this afternoon from 2-4 p.m. in the YWCA bungalow. The purpose of the afternoon get-together is to promote the socializing of the mar ried women on the campus. It is hoped that a definite group can be organized to meet regularly. Dorothy Rasmussen, chairman of the tea, announced that all chil dren will be taken care of in hopes that more women will be able to attend. Dr. Samuels Absent Dr. D. G. Samuels, visiting as sociate professor of Romance lan guages, is absent from the campus this week on a trip to the Univer sity of Kansas. He left by plane on Saturday and is scheduled to return today. r Brides May Enroll In Cooking Classes The first in the series of brides'' demonstration courses for coeds will begin 9 a.m., Saturday, May; 18, in the home economics depart ment at Chapman hall. The class es, open to all women students with special emphasis to expected sum mer brides, will be conducted by; Mrs. M. Boyer, a home economics representative from the national Red Cross. “Women not having signed up at the first registration last week,” declared Dorothy Rasmussen, Red Cross chairman, “but who are still interested are urged to attend the Saturday morning class.” The classes will included lessons in cooking, marketing, and other subjects to be suggested by the students enrolled. LOST—STRAYED—STOLEN? ** From the office of L. L. Jermain, instructor in journalism. ** Unbound book, “News on the Air,” by Halpin & Jermain. Blue paper cover, loose leaf, screw-type mountaing. ** Has been in use by class in News Editing for radio. This copy disap peared the first day and therefore never has been in general circulation. ** The. missing copy is needed for the publisher. REWARD ! For information or return, dead or alive. Leonard L. Jermain Be your Sunny Self Don't miss one golden minute of the summer sunshine; You can toast yourself to a copper tan or stay as fair as you like with wonderful Sun Preparations. They let you bask in the sunshine safely . ; ; comfortably.' ARDENA SPORTS GELEE ... encourages a wonderful copper tan while It gives your skin that fashionable, glistening, outdoor sheen. Use If all over your body. Two shades, honey and cafe. 1.00 and 1.50 ARDENA PROTECTA CREAM ... to help you stay fair under the sun. Top to toe protection for those who like to remain free from freckles, tan, sunburn, and windburn. Use It as a powder foundation, too. 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