DheeonW Emerald
ALL-AMERICAN 1946-47
The Oregon Daily Emerald, official publication of the University of Oregon, published
daily during the college year except Sundays, Mondays, and final examination periods.
Entered as second-class matter at the postoffice, Eugene, Ore.
Member of the Associated Collegiate Press
BOB FRAZIER, Editor BOB CHAPMAN, Business Manager
BILL YATES JUNE GOETZE, BOBOLEE BROPHY
Managing Editor . Co-News Editors
DON FAIR FRED TAYLOR
, Co-Sports Editor
WALT McKINNEY, JEANNE SIMMONDS, MARYANN THIELEN
Associates to Editor
HELEN SHERMAN
PHYLLIS KOHLMEIER
Asst! Managing Editors
WINNY CARL
Advrtising Manager
DIANA DYE JIM WALLACE
Assistant News Editors
National Advertising Manager .-.Marilyn Turner
Circulation Manager ........-.Billijean Rietbmiller
Editorial Board: Larry Lau, JoHnny Kahananui, Bert Moore, Ted Goodwin, Bill Stratton,
Jack Billings.
Old Oregon Article
To Feature Dentists
Last Old Oregon of winter term
will be in the mail next week. It'
features a story on. the dental
school by Bill'Wasrhann, associate
editor of the alumni magazine.
The March issue includes ar
ticles on retired Oregon professors,
Patrons and patronesses will in
on improvements of the athletic
plant written by Fred Taylor, co
sports editor of the Emerald.
Bert Moore, editor of Old Ore
gon, said the magazine contains a
book review by Dean George Turn
bull of the journalism school. He
reviewed “We Called It Culture”
by Robert Ormond Case and his
sister Victoria Case. They are both
Oregon graduates.
A cover sketch of the Oriental
art museum is supplemented with
a story of the building in the mag
azine. I
Orides to Instatl Officers
Installation of officers of Ori
des will be Monday evening at 7 in
Gerlinger. Officers to be initiated
are president, Irene Clemens; vice
president, Marcia Summers; secre
tary, Roberta Ward; treasurer, Isa
belle Lowry; sergeant-at-arms,
Violet Meisenholder; reporter, Ma
rie Hammerquist; and social chair
man, Marge Griffeth. Short silks
and heels will be in order.
Chib Elections Slated
YWCA luncheon club elections
are scheduled for Wednesday noon,
March 10, President Jessie Becker
has announced.
Members of the nominating com
mittee are Jessie Becker, Marie
Hammerquist, Helen McElfresh,
Mary Anne Pearson and Anne Gos
ler.
The steering committee met
March 4. Mrs. S. M. Dicken is the
group adviser. Present treasurer
is Violet Meisenholder.
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WORLD
HEADLINES
BRUSSELS, March 4—Fog in
the North sea area has delayed
the second session of the five
nation western European confer
ence despite the record speed
with which Britain and France
have prepared their answers to
original proposals, it was dis
closed today.
A conference announcement
said today’s scheduled meeting
has been postponed until 10 a.m.
(5 a.m. EST) tomorrow because
representatives of Britain and
France, on their way to Brussels
with instriiptions from their
governments, have been held up
in the North sea area by heavy
fog.
The original proposals were
submitted yesterday by the Ben
elux (Belgium-Netherlands-Lux
embourg) countries. It was re
ported they called for a broad
five-nation pact, including mili
tary clauses, to halt the west
ward march of’communism.
WASHINGTON, Mar. 5—House
Republicans teamed' up with south
ern Democrates to eliminate an
anti-racial-discrimination clause
from a government money bill for
fiscal 1949.
The latest round in the civil
rights battle was fought in the
house appropriations committee,
which pruned $30,119,379 from
President Truman’s request for
funds to run the labor department
and federal security agency in the
next fiscal year.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 5—
A five-pound, two-ounce boy to
day became the first baby to be
born on the busy San Francisco
Oakland bay- bridge.
The baby was born in an an
cient automobile in which Mrs.
Helen Bensen, 17, of Vallejo, had
been riding on a hastry trip to
the hospital.
Highway patrol officers heard
Mrs. Benson”s cries for help as
the vehicle pulled up to the toll
plaza. They provided an escort
in an effort to get the woman to
the hospital, but the baby was
born during the dash across the
bridge to St. Francis hospital.
WASHINGTON, March 5—Sen
Robert A. Taft, R., O., today came
out against a proposal to set up a
veto-less ‘‘supreme council” out
side the United Nations to meet ag
gression with armed force.
Taft’s opposition, together with
that of Senate President Arthur H.
Vandenberg, appeared to doom the
proposal. It was put forth by GOP
“revisionists” as an amendment to
the European recovery plan.
Children don’t like to take their
noise out of doors because the
acoustics are better inside.
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CAMPUS
CALENDAR
Saturday
8 p.m.: Drop in at Westminster
house.
10 p.m.: Date night and open
house at Wesley house.
Sunday
9:15 a.m.: Westminster house
discussion group.
9:15 a.m.: Lutheran student as
sociation Sunday school class at
YWCA.
9:30 a.m.: Wesley college Sunday
school class at First Methodist
church.
5 p.m.: Buffet supper at Wesley
house.
5 p.m.: Supper and discussion at
Congregational church.
5:30 p.m.: Lutheran student as
sociation supper meeting at YWCA.
Guest speaker is Pastor C. E. Sam
uelson, student pastor at OSC.
6 p.m.: Westminster Sunday eve
ning forum.
6:30 p.m.: "University of Life”
At this season nobody should go
near ice unless he’s wearing fur
lined water wings.
"Things refuse to be misman
aged long,” says the sage, but he
doesn't say how long.
Emerald Classified
All classified is payable *- advance at tha
rate of four cents a word the first insertion,
two cents a word thereafter at the Emerald
Business Office.
Classified deadline is 4:00 p.m. the day
irior to publication
FOR SALE: Royal “Quiet Deluxe”
Portable. 6 weeks old. $85. 123
Nestor Hall. Veteran’s dormi
tory 2. Call 3300, ext. 325. Carl
Smith. (101)
WANTED: Rides for two people to
California spring vacation. Share
driving, expenses. Ph. 3818; Bel
gum.
LOST: Brown zipper purse in
Ch'apman hall. Phone 947, Jack
son.
WANT RIDE to L.A. spring vaca
tion. Share expenses. Jim Wal
lace, 1128.
BOARD for students.
discussions at Wesley house.
Monday
5:15 p.m.: Yeomen to meet at
Gerlinger hall for Yeomen Mothers’
club dinner. Meeting after the din
ner.
Tuesday
Noon: Westminster house lunch
eon. Sign up Monday.
6:45 p.m.: Newman club meeting
at Gerlinger annex.
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