Freedom Train
Due in Eugene
On Saturday
The struggle for freedom of vari
ous countries of the world will be
made more real to the people of
Eugene Saturday with the arrival
of the Freedom Train and its dis
play of original historical docu
ments. The train, on tour of the
United States, is sponsored by the
American Heritage Foundation.
Included in the collection are 121
early documents of the United
States and other countries and im
portant documents throughout the
years. The Magna Charta (1215),
the Treaty of Paris, the United Na
tions Charter, and original official
manuscripts of the Eill of Rights,
•Washington’s Farewell Address,
the Constitution of the United
States, the Declaration of Indepen
dence, and other documents are in
cluded.
A touch of humor is included
with a letter from the King of
Siam, which offers a gift 'of ele
phants to President Lincoln.
Campus Dance
Is Scheduled
Oregon date-duos will be turning
out tomorrow night to the all-cam
pus dance in Gerlinger annex to
help the Kwamas welcome the OSC
Talons to the Oregon campus. The
dance will be short silk and free to
all students. Music will be furnished
by Johnny Lusk and his orchestra.
The dance highlights Kwama
Talon weekend, which is to open
Saturday noon with a luncheon in
alumni hall for the two honoraries,
followed by a softball game if
weather permits.
Entertainment at intermission
time is being arranged by Mary
Stadelman, dance chairman. All
students are invited to attend the
dance, which will be held from 9
to 12 Saturday night.
Oregana Staff Tops
Old Oregon In GPA
Since publication staffs are
comparing grades, the 1948 Ore
gana is not to be skipped. After
Ross Yates, yearbook editor, saw
the Frazier-Moore contest men
tioned in yesterday’s Emerald, he
gathered the winter term grades
of his staff.
A 3.34 rolled out when they
were averaged. This tops the Old
Oregon 3.32 and buries the Em
erald 3.20.
When Bob Frazier and Bert
M6ore bet a beer on their upper
staffs’ grades, they forgot to
consider the Oregana. So Old
Oregon won the bet, but the Ore
gana got those grades.
Bridge Benefit Set
Today at DG, SK
A bridge benefit, open to all stu
dents, will be held at 2 p.m. today
at Delta Gamma and Sigma Kap
pa houses. Mu Phi Epsilon, wom
en's music honorary, is sponsoring
the benefit and will donate proceeds
to the music school for opera
scores.
Pinochle will be played at Delta
Gamma, auction bridge at Sigma
Kappa, and contract bridge at both
houses. Admission is 60 cents.
In charge of refreshments are
Helen McFetridge and Virginia
Roffe. Other committees and mem
bers are:
Tables and cards, Faye Schick
and Janet Kelsey; tickets, Joanne
Whitson; tallies, Shirley Gay Wil
liams; entertainment, Claire Lewis;
and publicity, Dorothia Schaer and
Lina Lou Pope.
Junior Man To
Get Scholarship
Applications for Skull and Dag
ger’s $127.50 fee scholarship are
still being accepted, but those in
terested should act immediately,
according to Malcolm MacGregor,
treasurer of the honorary. The
deadline is April 7.
The scholarship, covering the
academic year 1948-49, is available
to junior men paying resident fees
at the University. Applicants must
have attended the University at
least five consecutive terms prior
to the spring of '48. Their cumula
tive GPA over those terms must be
2.75 or better.
A committee of two faculty
members and three Skull and Dag
ger men will judge the applications.
The applications may be picked up
at the educational activities office
in Mac court and should be re
turned to Dick Williams, adviser
to the honorary, by 5 p.m. on the
deadline date.
Older and wiser, we now see that
Nature does not remove the snow.
Petition Deadline
Gets Extension
Deadline for petitions for first
vice-president of ASUO has been
extended to 10 a.m. Saturday, it
has been announced. Petitions
should be turned in to Barbara
Fullmer at the Alpha Omicron Pi
house.
To qualify for the position, va
cated when Howard Lemons as
sumed the duties of athletic busi
ness manager, a student must have
129 hours of University credit, a
2.00 grade point average for the
preceding term, a 2.00 cumulative
GPA, and have attended the Uni
versity for three terms,
Onthank in Portland
Karl Onthank, dean of personnel
administration, will be in Portland
today and Saturday, to attend the
executive quarterly meeting of the
Oregon Mothers club. The group
will make plans for Mothers’ day
and for scholarship awards. While
there, Dean Onthank will spend
some time making contacts and
looking toward job placement of
University of Oregon graduates.
Names Due April 8
For Weekend Queen
All women’s organizations are
asked to turn in the names of
their candidates for Junior Week
end queen by April 8. The names
should be submitted to Beth Bas
ler at the Delta Delta Delta
house.
Prom these candidates, a queen j
and her court will be selected to
House Heads to Meet
There will be a meeting of Heads
of Houses at 4 p.m. in Gerlinger *
hall Monday, April 5.
The wisest employer is the one
who refrains from bothering the
help when they’re busy.
rule over Junior Weekend, May
7, 8, and 9. Tentative plans call ’
for the coronation of the queen
at the All-Campus Sing on May 7.
GILMORE REALTY CO.
See us for lots and building sites.
We have a large assortment in prices, locations and
sizes.
Here are three specials:
1/2 acre on hard-surfaced road, cleared, good land, a
nice building spot. 11 miles from Eugene. Full price,
$175.00
2 LOTS 50 x 125 on Washington and 25th. $425.00
each.
WE ALSO HAVE several moderately priced
modern homes in and near U. of O. District.
GILMORE REALTY CO.
1219 Alder Phone 2820
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