Delts Add Ten
To Pledge List
Ten Delta Tau Delta pledges are
among the list of University men
pledged to fraternities in the last
three weeks. These ten are the first
men pledged by Delta Tau Delta
fraternity since their purchase of
the former Phi Gamma Delta house
last month, and the first since be
fore the war.
Following is a complete list of
men pledged since October 21: Del
ta Tau Delta: Richard K. Smart,
Gerald S. Sherwood, James R. Kir
by, Gus P. Kikes, Rodney W. Hof
steller, Elvin L. Plale, James R.
Dunlap, Edmund J. Czaikoski, Paul
B. Pierson, and Lawrence E. Rein
ecker.
Chi Psi: Roy H. Micolai. Phi
Gamma Delta: James Z. Snow,
Lloyd A. Hickok. Pi Kappa Alpha;
Dallas Chalfant, Albert Granzer.
Sigma Alpha Mu: Erwin I. Horen
tein, and Joel B. Krane. Theta Chi:
B. Keith Baird, Lynn C. Butterfield
and Paul Sowers.
Tellina the Editor
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the high-powered charges which
have been flung in recent letter col
lums and help the axe-grinders to
get a little better perspective for
viewing some of the complaints and
criticisms which have been brought
against the Emerald.
As long as you can poke such
good-natured fun at both your de
tractors and yourselves, th'ere is
little reason to fear that you will
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Murals to Decorate
Whiskerino Dance
Murals of ''Samson and Delilah,"
the theme of the sophomore Whis
kerino dance, will be featured as
decorations for the dance this Sat
urday night, Kay Becker, chairman
of the decorations committee, an
nounced today.
Large pictures of Samson and De
lilah will face each other aross the
dance floor and paper sculptures
will be around the room with light
ing facilities to set off the coloring.
Working on the decorations com
mittee are Carolyn Jenks, Barbara
Patterson, Page Leard, Bob Bar
rett, Vernon Flake, Janis Peterson,
Mary Jean Harrison, Margaret
Wickenden, Phyllis Hoffman, TJan
et Feenoughty, Donald Stetson.
Dick Sawyer, Don Stanford, Quen
tin Quickstad, Carol Chambers, and
Jimmy McClintock.
Copy Desk Staff:
Hans Wold, editor
Dale Horton, assistant
Mary Lou Casey
Sallie Powell
Dave Dimm
Vivian Richardson
Warren Miller
run for cover whenever the pressure
groups open up.
Joe Cunningham.
I am told that for those who are
ignorant asking questions is a vir
tue.
Why has Bobbie Reynolds seen
so little action in Oregon’s football
games this year, and especially in
Saturday’s game ?
Truly, I became constantly more
convinced that I know little of the
ways of football, but it seems that
others share my plight. I have
heard many persons'voice the same
question.
About one other thing am I cur
ious: Is Tex Oliver called “Tex” be
cause he hails from Texas ?
Hugh Noland
Editor’s note: “Tex” Oliver was
born in Atlanta, Ga. We don’t
know the answer to the other
question.
Right of Center
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ernment, be it national or interna
tional.
Fed Up
And yet if anything at all can be
construed from the elections last,
week, it is simply that the Amer
ican people are fed up with federal
controls, bureaucracy, and big gov
ernment. That the elections proved
otherwise is extremely doubtful, al
though it is difficult to tell because
our elections in the past few years
have been notably lacking in sig
nificance. For vital issues have been
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buried in inter-party agreements.
In the book, Autobiography of Wil
liam AllenWhite, Macmillan Com
pany, 6(50 pp. S3.75 there are re
marks whch confirm the point.Re
ferring to Roosevelt, then a candi
date for a third term, White wrote,
“In the summer of 1940 ... he talked
in utmost confidence with me and
let me talk in turn confidentially
to Wendell Willkie, which I did . . .
At least we kept the foreign issue
out of the campaign as much as
possible.”
Books
In this column we are in the hab
it of making occasional book ref
erences and reviews in an effort to,
cancel out the notorious collegiate |
practice of writing presumptuously,
So it would be in keeping with oui
objective of tracing the fine distinc
tions between the words ‘‘progres
sive’' and "liberar’ to suggest an
other book, William Aylott Orton's
penetrating study entitled, “The
Liberal Tradition.” He defines the
historical standards of a true lib
eral or a true progressive. The Hen
ry Wallace liberals don't bat a hun
dred in Orton’s league. For one
thing there’s too many of them, and
true liberalism is seldom associated
with enduring popular support. It
isn't that easy. Narrow is the way
. . . and few there be that find it.
You Can't Escape
Happiness
when there's
the singing of a bird
or the love of a
puppy at your feet.
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BOB WHITELY
Well, the dealers of the Emerald
card room have given the pi ayahs
two TNE cards, and all we need
now is three more and we'll have
a full house . . . Aces up. Now the
Bell Telephone people are brought
into this thing with mysterious
people on the horn approaching
other students to allegedly “come
into the fold.1’ You could probably
spot a TNE, if there is such a
thing, by his white side walle l
tires during the war, and three or
four “C” stickers plastered all over
his car. One can kick the TNE
theme song, “which way does the
wind blow’’ all over the area. Do
they say this cutting password
when the man in front of them s
bending over, do they hire a
meteorologist to send up a bal
loon of hot air to check the
drift of things, or do they just
to Marcus Winkler’s subterranean
wine caller and voide, “Pass the
loving cup around” in E flat minor.
Which way does the wind blow.
. . . Yipes! The general campus
opinion about this whole expostu
lation is sooo what ? Put the muf
fler on the Maxwell, mother, the
exhaust, is raising a stink. Now,
what’s going around on top of the
soil for a change: “Lover Boy ’
Robert Wallace of the SAE Wal
lace’s is currently running for the
Joe College sprint race. This lov
able character who serves more
wimmen at the Side than all the
best of the clan put together, and
who shows the ladies what they
I want to see in the way of real
operation, is currently shopping
for a model A (cheap) so that he
can really enter the contest .in.
earnest. What about the Kappa.
Sigs' green job. Flynn will have
nothing on you. A slight item
can/e to the attention of our nose
yesterday when a beeyootifp)
friendship between Kappa Kay
Becker and Chi Psi Jim McClintoek
even took on a rosier hde. The
young lady paid the latter for the
use of his lights for the Soph Whis
ker dance this Saturday, and an
other concession offered their
lights to her for . . . you guessed
it, nothing! Odd wot? I guess Je,
gen’s isn’t the only lotion that,
keeps palms . . , er . . . soft, jt
you spot some of the cuties with
red faces Sunday morning, just re
member it’s the fault of the Sopho
mores, as it is doubtful if the boys:
will rush home and dewhisker
themselves after the dance in time
:ior tne nightly 12:15 nose rub with
•their dates. Treat ’em rough st'2.
they. Hermit ’’the hermit” Smytfee
is considering all pro-football of
fers after his brilliant play in the
Legal Eagle gridiron victory Tues
day. If he can do as well at the
young business women’s dance this:
weekend as he did on the playing
field, the Jaw school will have a
real triple threat in all depart
ments. The ATO bunbeater. is
still in the hands of the people
who swiped it. Honestly gals, our
freshmen are getting sore . . .
and that is literally speaking. Note
to Berne Howard: I found your
bracelet so pick it up from Jim or
John at the Side. Hate to see Her b
.Penny leave the Emerald staff. AH
news editor his shoes are going- to
be awfully hard to fill ... as tho
guy who will take his place will
find out. Pd. Adv,