student from Greece
Survives Ship Disaster
By JACK SETO
1 w c 1 \e da} s ago, Abdulla Kamel Kid, mid-term enrollee
it the University, was one of 200 survivors rescued in the
worst maritime disaster in modern Greek history.
Up to 400 persons drowned before dawn, January 19, in the
ity waters of the Gulf of Petalion, about 20 miles east of
Athens, when the crowded Greek steamer Chimarfa struck a
■line anu saim wiimn nan an
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Egyptian Army Lieutenant
The 24-year-old former lieuten
nt in the Egyptian army arrived
y plane in Eugene Friday on his
rst trip to the United States.
Closing date for winter term
gistrations was January 18, day
efore the Aegean disaster. Eid
egan attending classes this week,
e expects to complete a year’s
ork in architectural engineering.
Statue Renews Hope
Before leaving Greece for the
University of Oregon, Eid was
able to tour Athens. He arrived
here in time to occupy a room in
the newly- completed veterans’
dormitory. Putting down Egyp
tian and American newspapers, he
donned a red fez for his Emerald
visitor and remarked that when
he first saw the Statue of Liberty,
he renewed hopes that the United
States might help Egypt reach
aer aims.
“The hope now of my home is
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Hugh N. McCallum, Pastor
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Robt. J. Bull, Assoc. Pastor
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Wesley House, on campus
Dave Seaman, director
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Recital, 6:30
Discussion Group, 7:00
that it might live in liberty and
with the unity of the Nile, for no
one can prevent that unity which
is based on the unity of blood,
religion, and habits,” he said.
Eid is a friend of Aziz Sidky,
graduate student who has been
attending the University since last
year. Both attended the Univer
sity of Cairo.
Frosh Trys Affectionate
'Pop Quiz' Technique
An ADPi freshman, Pat Bar
num, became fussed during a pop
quiz in English comp.
Scrounging around in her brain j
frantically for a last minute fact
or two, she was interrupted by
the professor’s, “Write your name
on the back of your paper, please,
and turn it in.”
She gazed c e i 1 i n g w a r d,
scratched hurriedly, and turned it
in. Only too late, and horror
stricken, she realized what she
had written—“English Comp.
Love, Pat.”
Copy Desk Staff:
Gloria Talarico, editor
Keith Baird
Lou Weston
Warren Collier
John Benneth
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University in 1907.
Rebec hall is named for Dr.
George Rebec.
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