Houses Choose
Potential Rulers
For Festivities
The following women have been
selected' to represent their living J
organizations in the Homecoming
hostess competition tonight in Ger
linger hall at 7:30.
Virginia Denecke, Gamma hall;
Esther Abraham, Alpha hall; Anita
Jackson, Alpha Phi; Jon Ann Jar
vis, Rebec house; Carol Gay Bartel,
Gerlinger hall; Diane Barnhart,
Delta Zeta; Jeanne Hoffman, Alpha
Xi Delta; Sally Watson, Hendricks
hall.
Karen Martin, Highland house;
Lesley Palfrey, Kappa Kappa Gam
ma; Ann Phetteplace, Gamma Phi
Beta; Gladys Hale, Pi Beta Phi;
Patricia Davis, Chi Omega; Harriet
Stewart, Susan Campbell hall; Lois
Hill, Alpha Omicron Pi;Joan Larue,
Kappa Alpha Theta; Zata Sinclair,
Delta Gamma.
Beatrice Jacobson, Ann Judson
house; Betty Ryland, Zeta Tau Al
pha; Patty Weber, Alpha Chi
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:
Omega; Nancy Apfel, Alpha Delta
Pi; Marilyn French, Delta Delta
Delta; Donna Stageberg, Alpha
Gamma Delta; Bernice Johnson,
Sigma Kappa; Fraynie Watkins,
University house; and Betty Lou
Arnit, Zeta hall.
WORLD
HEADLINES
By UNITED PRESS
LONDON, Oct. 15. European
newspapers and government lead
ers today skirted gingerly around
former U.S. secretary of state
James . Byrnes' proposal that the
western allies use force if neces
sary to push Russia out of Ger
many.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 15 Gen
eral Counsel Herbert S. Marks
resigned from the U.S. Atomic
Energy commission today be
cause the economy-minded con
gress ordered a $4,000 cut in his
salary.
LOS ANGELES, Oct, 15. Repre
sentatives of labor and business
laid the blame for high prices in
different quarters today before a
joint congressional committee in
vestigating Los Angeles living
costs.
Merchant Neil Petree, Barker
Bros, president and former OPA
administrator, said inflated prices
were due to high production costs
and the necessity for carrying large
inventories. He added that his pay
roll is 70 yer cent higher than be
fore the war.
ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Oct.
15. An earthquake of 25 second
duration shook the Alaska penin
sula at 6:15 p.m. PST today.
In Anchorage, windows were
rattled and dishes dislodged in
homes, but r.io serious damage
was reported.
NEW HAVEN, Conn., Oct. 15.
Construction of a super-cyclotron
30 times as powerful as the world’s
largest existing atom-smasher is
contemplated at the University of j
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disclosed tonight.
Still in the blueprint stage, the '
proposed new atom-splitting “beta
tron” is expected to deliver the
almost unbelievable bombardment
of 10,000,000,000 electron volts.
PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. lo.Six
young Spanish stowaways who
have threatened to commit sui
cide if they are returned to
Franco Spain today were denied
admittance to the United States
following a secret hearing by ini
migration officials here.
Choking passengers were so
eager to escape that many broke
doors and windows and risked elec
trocution on the live thrid rail to
flee up the tracks to freedom.
Dean Reveals
Job Openings
Karl W. Onthank, clean of per
sonnel administration, announced
Tuesday that several positions are
available now through the grad
uate placement service, Room 6
Friendly hall.
Seniors interested in being plac
ed should contact this office and
familiarize themselves with its
opportunities, Onthank said.
Job openings, picked at random
from the placement service, in
clude a position with the Lake
view Material co., Le.keview, Ore
gon. It wants a male accounting
major for retail lumber yard office
work to begin at once with a
starting salary of §215 per month
and periodical raises.
Seniors in advertising are want
ed in Eugene for part-time or
full-time selling.
Armstrong Cork co. needs two
men for its floor sales^ division to
start training at its home .office
in Lancaster, Pa., in February.
These men must be single, between
20 and 26 year old, and will have a
starting salary that will range
from $200-§275 per month.
A woman is needed for an ac
counting position at the Magic
Gas & Appliance company in Eu
gene.
Applications are now being ac
cepted by the Oregon State Public
Welfare commission for casework-!
starting salary from $190-$290. The
and county welfare administrator,'
starting salary from $190-290. The
closing date for these applications
is Oct. 31.
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French Teachers
To Assemble Here
First regional meeting of the
American Association of Teachers
of French wlil be held here Nov
ember 21 and 22, Laurence Le
Sage, assistant professor of
French, announced yesterday.
Theme of the conference will be
better methods of education in
French. Guest speakers, exhibits
and French films will be included
on the program and French teach
ers throughout the Pacific North
west will attend.
Le Sage is the president of the
Pacific Northwest chapter of the
French teachers' association.
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