Four Oregon
Speakers Take
Linfield Honors
Four Oregon students captured
honors at Linfield college’s eigh
teenth annual Northwest invita
tional forensic tournament, under
direction of Roy D. Mahaffey, pro
fessor of speech at Linfield.
Dorothy Orr, sophcmore in busi
ness administration, won first place
in the lower division women’s ora
tory and second place in women’s
after dinner speaking. Betty Mis
ner, senior in liberal arts, took first
honors in upper division women’s
oratory. Warren Miller and Ralph
Teters, comprising the men's var
sity debate team, placed second
with six wins and two defeats.
USC won first place in the tour
nament with eight straight wins.
Washington and Utah tied for sec
ond with five victories and two
losses each.
GREEK SAILORS ARRESTED
ATHENS, Greece March 1. (UP)
—Sixty sailors have been arrested
in an effort to crush a “large
scale” communist plot to organize
mutiny in the Greek navy, the
navy ministry announced today.
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University Students Given Vote
On College Congress Resolutions
(See Story Page 1)
Thirty-six per cent of the Ore
gon student body voted on the
Pacific Northwest college congress
resolutions in 1946. The resolu
tions, accepted by a 182 vote
majority, were: 1) Any nation
‘which is party to a dispute can
bring the dispute before the in
ternational court and the court’s
decision be final and binding. 2)
Remove the veto power of mem
bers of the big five in any dis
pute to which a member is invol
ved directly. 3) After the period of
military occupation is over oc
cupied nations come under the
jurisdiction of the United Nations.
4) Atomic bomb secret kept un
til reliable world organization set
up to handle it. 5) Every nation
give necessary funds and power to
UNESCO. 6) Approve United
States loan to Britain and advo
cate further reciprocal trade,
treaties.
UN on Social
7) Bring all social and economic
organizations which deal with in
ternational phases of control under
the United Nations, including a
world university. 8) All nations
not self-governing, states affected
by the war, be placed under the
trusteeship council. 9) United
States department of education
take definite steps to educate the
people in international affairs and
principles of UN.
In 1947 each resolution adopted
by the second congress was voted
upon individually. Ted Hallock
and Catherine Crombie were the
Oregon delegates.
In the preamble to the resolu
UO Delts to Assist
Whitman Chapter
Delta Tau Delta, national social
fraternity, will install its 75th
chapter March 20 to 21 at Whit
man college, with members from
the chapters at Oregon, Washing
ton, Idaho, and Oregon State col
lege assisting. The new chapter
will become the fifth national
fraternity to be represented on
the campus.
Among dignitaries of the frat
ernity who will visit Whitman col
lege for the installation are Edwin
L. Heminger, national field sec
retary; and G. Herbert McCrack
en, national president of E|elta
Tau Delta. Heminger has planned
to visit other Northwestern chap
ters of the fraternity during
March.
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tions of 1947 the HNCC urged that
"the United States delegation sup
port the study of, and promote, a
plan for the evolutionary devel
opment of a world government . . .
capable of providing the following
fundamentals to all peoples: High
er standards of living and econom
ic security; basic political rights
and civil liberties to all individuals;
cultural autonomy to all peoples;
eventual abolishment of national
military forces; freedom of travel,
communication, and the inter
change of ideas.”
Submitted to the students were
26 resolutions to "further this ev
olutionary development.”
Side Patter
(Continued from page two)
with SAE Wayne “Lubo” Stroy
aker. FeeGee Sam “Late Date”
McKinney went with Eva Moore.
AOPi pledge Jean Hamilton
was up to see Phi Pi Jim Bocchi
and take in the Phi Psi fireside.
Also at the fireside were several
Mill Race combos, Gammafies Jan
Bradbury with Dick Eckley and B.
J. Hansen with pete Hoar. Mac
Eply escorted Delta Zeta Marilyn
McLoughlin.
ChiOJackie Dilly went all out
preparing her costume for the zany
Beaux Arts Ball. She was seen in
the back alley mopping up her
shirt in the mud to give it the
“down to earth touch.” Guess she
went as a beach comber. Zeta
hall’s Barbara Heywood was with
Anders Lorene. Cyrus Nims and his
wife, Crystal, won first prize for
their costumes. They went as
“Space.” Bob Nelson was a cave
man, complete with skins, ivory
tusks, a bone, and date Bernice
Johnson. John Benneth of Camp
bell club dressed as Fieldmarshall
Heintz von Lugerholster, a Nazi
officer, featuring a swastika and
medals. His fraulein was Doris
Jean Miller.
Question, though. Who was the
lady with the sack over her head
who kept asking everyone “who the
hell are you?”
ChiO Dedo “Misled” Misley be
came quite a buddy of Ernie Hay
cox at the International Festival
luncheon. They talked about psych.
Just ask DG Joan Heron about
cowboy songs and wait for a re
action.
Pi Phis Joan Carr and Phyl
Stewart are back from the slopes
looking like a couple of tomatoes.
Two recent pinnings on the Mill
Race are: Gamma Fie Janet Eas
terday to Sigma Nu Dave Moores
and Pat Starllnng to Beta Hal
White.
Phyllis McMahon took Dick
Howard to the Hendricks hall house
dance. Recent combos of note are:
Sigma Chi Swede Johnson with Pi
Phi Ann Seabrook, Theta Casey
Jones with Delt Norm Morrison,
and Theta Joan Edwards with Phi
Kappa Sigma Keith Murphy. Still
going strong is the combo of Alfa
Fie Maggie Wells and Phi Kappa
Sigma Cliff Malicoat.
Alfa Chi Bobby Twiford seen
about with Sigma Chi Jim Hick
man, and Gaffafie Joan Preble, re
tired house prexy, a steady with
Phi Delt Bob Ellis.
Pinning over the weekend of
Delta Zeta Nancy Humble to Delt
Bob Harper, and a sparkler for Al
fa Gam Thelma Bailey from Phi
Kappa Sigma Ed Coles.
If you see Mariann Thielen limp
ing around the campus, it’s be
cause she and a horse had a rough
time of it. She got the worst end
of the deal.
With apologies to Shelley:
If it’s coffee and coke,
A laugh and a joke,
Go to the Side,
At least for a smoke.
(Pd. Adv.)
Women Announce
Planning Retreat
April 11 has been set as the I
date of the YWCA retreat. Pres
ident Bjorg Hansen announced
that all old and new officers will
attend and discuss spring terms
program and policies. Work of
winter term will be evaluated.
Marcia Summers, conference
chairman, is in charge of selecting
the place of the retreat. She has
said it will probably be at one of
the Oregon beaches.
YW to Send Four
To California Meet
Four representatives of the cam
pus YWCA have registered to at
tend the Western Regional con
ference at Asilomar, California,
March 18 to 22.
Laura Olson, Amy Lou Ware,
Nancy Peterson, and Lois Green
wood, executive director, will at
tend. Miss Greenwood has request
ed that any other women students
who would like to go contact the
YWCA office.
CALIFORNIA DRY
LOS ANGELES, March 1, (UP)
—Southern California, caught in
its worst drought in 70 years, to
day entered its 61st succesive
week of below-normal rainfall.
Brief rains over the weekend
brought only a small fraction of
an inch of rainfall and gave parch
ed farmlands no relief.
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