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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1947)
:ire Replacement )eliveries Delayed Replacements for equipment and ipplies lost in the warehouse fire : last February have been slow in riving, announced D. L. Lewis, lysical plant superintendent. He explained that the listings of imaged material are still being implied and that value of lost [uipment is still being estimated, 'hen the listings are completed ley will be forwarded to the state adjustment board for settlement. Lewis stated that much replace ent material has already been •dered but that deliveries have ;en slow. Some small tools, a rge air compressor, and some ar asset equipment that had been plered before the fire have helped i alleviate the situation. Electrical equipment has been le hardest to obtain, said Lewis, jme radio and scientific material tat had been slated for the fence department may prbve im )ssible to replace. Another handicap to the re acing of lost material has been ie great increase in price. Lewis cplained that supplies had been jrchased far enough in advance i avoid price jumps but that buy g at current high prices was lusing a considerable increase in jerating expenses. 'elling the Editor (Continued from page one) f for any reason, you, or any other idividual who has read that letter, sel that my remarks were of a per Dnal nature, then, certainly I owe ou an apology. My intention was nly to p'oint out the vicious nature f the use of racial stereotypes. ’hi| I can never retract. If, from ly clumsy manner of writing, it ould be inferred that I was ques oning your intent, or your attitude wards minority races and groups, len I must apologize. And I do. Roy G. Francis. ABOUT RACE PREJUDICE I object to the fashion which Mr. immerman chose to lower himself -making statements detrimental a a race not his own. And this is •hy. There is an honored document, ailed the Declaration of Indepen ence, which states that men are reated equal and are endowed with ertain inalienable rights. There is an honored campus, ailed the University of Oregon, ’here discrimination on the basis f race, creed andyor class is ex ibited, both by the administration f this institution of higher learn ig and by the individuals who lake up its undergraduate and raduate groups. I have encountered two too many njergradua'te students who dis ce living on the same floor as a egro student; I have known one 10 many graduates who have been itively interested in writing pe tions requesting that the admin tration remove Negro students om a dormitory; I have lived with, id am still living with, too many dividuals who believe that man created equal EXCEPT for this ce or that religion. I blush with shame when I hear i individual state that she will ew” someone down on a price sen I hear another individual who a housemother in a state-owned irmitory say time after time “nig sr” whenever she is referring to e group called the Negro race, or "classified 'JE Half rent on six room house furing summer and free rent on hree room deluxe trailer next ear, veteran and wife prefer ed. See Montgomery, Speech lepartment, Friendly Hall. ! when I hear coeds in my living or ganization state that they cannot go to a house dance where Negroes are present because their boy friends wouldn't like it. I have heard a sociology major speak at a house meeting, referring to the carnival concessions of throwing a baseball at the “nigger’s head.” And I have heard myself utter in unthinking fervor to a Japanese j friend that some individuals were too .“yellow” to speak their own thoughts honestly, and so had to resort to a secret ballot to reveal feelings they were ashamed to show. All nven are equal, I say; and all men are human, I admit. But until human beings rid themselves of the ' cancer of casting slurs upon races. < religions, or nationalities, until man ! cuts apart from himself this insid- ■ ions growth of hatred and ignor- i ance—until that time, Mr. Zimmer nan, the chemist’s atomic power, vhich can aid mankind, will be used mly to destroy him; and the socio ogical concepts which can build a vorld of peace will be twisted into destroying the integrity of man. Hilda Feinberg KAMPFER'S SAV-MOR FOR REAL LOW EVERYDAY PRICES KONSON LIGHTERS 7 rn Windproof Model * CASHMERE BOUQUET LOTIOI 14.50 NEW HAVEN *» AQ POCKET W7ATCHES, ea. ,>, t 7 I 10c BOBBINE PINS 1 „ 75c VASELINE HAIR /1Q„ WILDROOT WAVE O r ,, SET . 50c CONTI CASTILE OQ SHAMPOO .dyis 75c LACO tTQ SHAMPOO .O Ji; 60c FITCH IDEAL An HAIR TONIC . Lkl\-' COCOANUT SQUARES— OQ Fresh from the kitchen, i,\ lh.. 1.50 CIGARETTES— 1 OQ ALU POPULAR BRANDS, CTN. . 1 •~J LISTERINE ANTISEPTIC OQ 50c Size . 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