Sammies Free Amazons from Zoo
Two major undefeated volley
ball powers, the Alpha Phi Ama
zons and the Sigma Alpha Mu
Dwarfs, will play off a fiery chal
lenge game, Saturday at 11 a.m.
at Gerlinger hall. The Phi's chal
lenged the Sammies to the con
test with the stipulation that the
victors enjoying orange crush at
the expense of the vanquished.
Captain Barbara Kafoury has
placed the rugged Phi's on train
ing table under the observation of
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Lemon Yellow and Green
Plaids
manager, Shorty Potter. Naming
their battle garb as plaid shirts
and jeans, the Alpha Phi jugger
naught has issued the statement,
“VVc are out to win!”
Some *of the Phi athletes under
this rigorous training program who
will see action in Saturday's game
are Boots Jackson, Thweetie
Strickland, Maggie Wells, Joanne
Frydenlund, Marigale Lund, Mary
anne Hansen, Gerry Fraser, and
a. host of other promising volley
ball artists.
Jack Heeht will captain the Sig
ma Alpha Mu crew in action, and
plans to substitute freely in hopes
of meeting the grueling pace set
by the Alpha Phi’s. Herb Black,
Sarnmie trainer, announced, “This
is where conditioning pays off.”
Probable Starters will be Don Bon
der, Jerry Barde, Ed Artzt, Sam
Benton, Lee Benveniste, and Vic
Menashe.
Mid-terms Mar
Park Attendance
Attendance at Skinner’s Butte
and Hendricks Park in Eugene
during October dropped far below
that of September, the park and
recreation bureau announced re
cently.
During September, a total of
4480 persons visited Skinner’s
Butte, but only about 2000 atten
ded last month. Compared with
SG00 in September, the attendance
at Hendricks Park was 1400 in
October.
Reasoning from this tidbit of
news, the campus coffee drinkers
offer the opinion that mid-terms
are responsible for turning the
September socialite into an attic
hermit.
US Eastern Policy
Discussed Tonight
“The American Far Eastern
Policy” will be discussed tonight
by Dr. Paul C. Dull, associate pro
fessor of political science, before
the One World Club at 8 p.m. in
the YMCA.
Dr. Dull was with the marines in
Japan and served with the OWI on
sending broadcasts to the Far East.
Club members should be present
at 7:45 for discussions of the CARE
packages and this term’s social
event.
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Noise Parade
Drawing Today
Representatives of all living
organizations must be on hand
for the drawing of partners for
the Homecoming noise parade at
the meeting today in room 207
Chapman hall, according to Ed
Anderson, noise parade chairman.
Roll call of organizations will be
taken at 4 p.m.
Reserves to Meet
Tonight in 107 PE
Lt. Commander Jane Blogg from
the Seattle Wave procurement of
fice, 13th naval district, will be in
charge of a meeting of Wave re
serves, to be held in 107 PE build
ing at 7:30 tonight.
The purpose of this meeting will
be to activate a Wave reserve unit
in Eugene. Lt. Com. Blogg will take
up any questions concerning vet
eran status and Wave status. All
ex-Waves are asked to attend the
- meeting as well as Wave reserves.
Oregana Contracts
Need Signatures
Campus clubs and honoraries
must have contracts for yearbook
space signed by the end of this
week, the Oregana business staff
announced Tuesday. They also re
quested that living organizations
pay for their space by November
15.
For students who have not or
dered the 1918 Oregana, Olga Yev
tich, business manager, said that
orders can now be placed in the
activities office in McArthur court.
Copy Desk:
Donna Kletzing, editor
Margaret Adkins
Virginia Cox
Ruth Landry
Ruthe Reagan
Don A. Smith
Elaine Loftus
Eva Moore
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'T'H^ National Institute of Diaper
A Services vetoed a “new look”
longer diaper. Apparently diaper
men feel that mothers would not
welcome an unnecessary change.
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It is incredible that the Taft
.Reuther presidential slate boomed
by a Chicago public relations firm
could ever materialize. They’re
on opposite sides of the fence, and
how can you shake hands through
pickets?
* * * >
George Meany of the Plumbers
was one of the chief leaders in
beating John L. Lewis’s anti-Taft
Hartley law policy at the A. F. of
L. convention. It must’ve been a
I pipe.
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Koicho Kido, wartime Hirohito
adviser, offered a 150,000-word
war crimes trial defense. It all
boiled down to two—so sorry.
* * •
The Citizens Food Committee
suggestion for half-size loaves of
bread went stale. The bakers
didn’t want to play both ends
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Law Students Slate
Dance November 8
The fall term dance of the Uni
versity of Oregon law school will
be held Saturday evening, Novem
ber 8, in the Eugene hotel dining
room. Committee chairmen ap
pointed by Social Chairman Keith
Rodman, are Dovy Jo Carlos, dec
orations; John Gilbertson, refresh
ments; Jim Thayer, music; and
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Wes Carpenter, clean-up. Ail stu
dents of the law school and their
guests are invited to attend this
short-silk dance starting at 8:30.
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