New Map Reveals
Glaciation Surface
A giant five-foot map, showing
the first entire North American
glaciation surface during the pleis
tocene age, was received this week
by Dr. W. D. Smith, geology depart
ment head, from the National Re
search council in Washington, D. C.
It is the first complete map rep
resentation ever to be compiled in
America. Dr. Smith and Dr. R. L.
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Staples, contributed Oregon sources
for the map.
“The map,” said Dr. Smith, “is the
outcome of a hundred years or more
of preparation throughout Ameri
ca. It shows the first attempt at
representing the glacial features of
North America in considerable de
tail on a large scalee.”
Outstanding feature of the ipap
shows the distinctive drift sheets
of the pleistocene age and plots the
directions of glacier flow in North
America. Colors and symbols show
the ice areas believed to have been
covered by glaciation.
Colors denote older glaciation
representing drift sheets. A wide
pink color shows glaciation in Wis
consin and bed rock glaciation sur
face.
Present glacial areas in remote
spots in the Arctic and in the Aleu
tian islands are also depicted.
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Pill palace is very lively this
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deciding who they will nominate as
their sweetheart of Ward 9, having
already reached a decision on Helen
Bowes, as their candidate for “the
dying man’s best friend.” The lucky
woman will be announced at their
before-the-game celebration to be
held Thursday evening at 10, and
is open to the campus (or anyone
offering to bring the water).
Being purely a social organiza
tion, the ENT serves coffee to guests
at 3 p.m. and has scheduled a bridge
party for this afternoon during vis
iting hours.
They have announced Joan Irwin
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ty preparation decoration commit
tee,” which will function mostly to
recruit victims. Don Dean, in the
adjoining room, who sees only half
what goes on, is dear to their heart
for all the guests he sends in. Then
he and Helen Bowes can talk ( ?)
over their anthropology. His over
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ers, girl friends, and nurses, makes
the room like an automat at high
noon.
Bible Group to Meet
Intervarsity Bible study will be
held as usual this morning from 8
to 9 a.m. in the men’s lounge at Ger
linger hall. Miss Rosalind Rinker
will conduct the discussion.
Newburn Attends Meet
President Harry K. Newburn will
attend the Bonneville Regional Ad
visory council meeting at Timber
line Lodge today and Friday.
Assembly Tonight
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