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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 24, 1947)
Evolution Seminars Set “The Nature of the Evolutionary Process” will be the subject of the bsology seminar today at 4 p.m. in 105 Deady. Dr. Ralph Huestis, pro fessor of zoology, is in charge and Will be assisted by Betty Gray, sen ior in biology. “Animal Cytology and Evolution is the general topic for the semin ars for winter term. The text being used is by M. J. D. White. Dr. P. L. Risley, head of the biol ogy department, announces that any interested persons are welcome to attend any of the seminars. Film Series Planned The first movie of a series planned by the Allied Arts league will be 'given tonight in Chapman hall at 5 jp.;n. ’ The film, “From the Quarry to the Building," a story of the na tion’s building stone, was obtained from the museum of modern art. According to President George Bar tholick, the league plans to sponsor more movies, possibly one or two a month. r - • Wight Staff: Warren Miller, night editor Johnny Ekstrom Bobbie Schmid Phyll Kohlmeier Dottie June Sorg Barbara Heywood Felix Rosch lucky devil SINGLETON - Lacquer only, 60c pitta lax PENNY-WISE DRUG 40 E. Broadway 'V WSC Swimmers Slate Meet With Vandals PULLMAN, Wash., Jan. 23 (AP) —Washington State College swim ming team will compete with Ida ho in a return meet here today, tut Coach Doug Gibb doesn't ex pect-his Cougars to repeat their 66-9 victory of last week. Conceding Washington State should win, Gibj) said “The Van dals were handicapped In the first meet because most of their men weren’t ready. The coal shortage kept them out of the Idaho tank, and just now they’re rounding into shape.” No Bids to Olympics For Germany, Japan LONDON, Jan. 23 (AP)— Ger many and Japan definitely were banned from participation in the 1948 Olympics Thursday when the organizing committee revealed the two axis nations would not be in vited to compete. Several former enemy countries, including Italy, are expected to re ceive bids for the fourteenth Olym piad, schduled to be held in Eng land from July 29 to August 14 of next year. The invitations will be mailed in the near future. Although Germany was host to the last Olympics in 1936 and Ja pan had been scheduled as the site for the cancelled 1940 games, there banning came as no surprise. BUSINESS STAFF Day Manager—Bob Chapman Layout Manager-—Don Deno Layout Staff Wanda Myers Beverly Ure Jim Gilbertson Bud Smith A1 Ruedy Dave Goss Elinor Sokrison Ruth Eades Sally Walter Bob Bechtle Contract Executives Joan Mimnaugh Marilyn Turner Bob Bundel Marjorie Huston Mary Lou Timmons Dave Waite Jim Ivory Bob Bechtle Circulation Manager—Anne Hite. your sweater \ - will always lit and flatter When you block it on the EZ SWEATER BLOCKER. It's easy to adjust it to YOUR size, and the size you) $1 1P wont it to be after frequent washings. Made, of full-round, rust-proof plated wire, with the new) ype automatic lock wh/ch prevents shifting while in uses ?• LOST: Gold lifetime Shaeffer pen. Inscription: Marilyn. Phone 5357-R. Marilyn Sheldon. LOST—Phi Chi Theta pin; Liz Wright, Susan Campbell, ;Ex. 386. OPENING ! ! Archambeau's Oregon Flowers Agency FENNELL'S Orchids and Corsages LARGE SELECTION ON DISPLAY STARTING JANUARY 24 Headway to beauty with KAY DAIIMIT’S New CREME SHAMPOO Discoveiy ’ ^[ustne:$&ute ii This amazing, !anolin*ric!» creme shampoo lathers in* etantly! Leaves your hair clean, fresh, soft and glis* tening—so easy to man* age and style. Try Lustre* Creme today for » _ the entire family.^! *00) Everybodys^rug 986 WILL. ST. 986 Willamette J, , y radio-phonograph t A triumph in styling and'engiheeringT this handsome']' ^radio-phonograph is practical ■longside'chsir or eoueli} Jit serves as a beautiful end table until you gently t (tslide~theglider~top—-without disturbing lamp^or ash’. vtr«ysTRich~ in'tone^distinctive^inTdesignTtheJ Anslejr! 1 Largo is a gracious addition to anjr room furnished, in either Period or Modern styles^’ /?} s &04A/1 IT'S FUN Special Instruction for Beginners —at— DORSEY’S U-BOWL 29 West 11th Phone 4716 "RAZORS EDGE" TYRONE POWER JOHN PAYNE "STRANGE LOVE of MARTHA IVERS" "IF I AM LUCKY" ITB11H "THE MAN WHO DARED" "LONE STAR MOONLIGHT" XMcKENZIE IN SPRINGFIELD "NO LEAVE, NO LOVE" with f VAN JOHNSON "JOHNNY COMES FLYING HOME" I TATE > THEATRE , “BEHIND THE MASK” and “GUN TOWN”