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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1948)
Onthank Back From Student Placement Trip Dean K. W. Onthank of the stu dent placement service has just re turned from a trip which included Portland, Salem, and Longview, [Washington, where he made con tacts for the personnel office and attended various meetings. In Longview he attended the meetings of the Northwest Student Work council of the YMCA, of which he is chairman, and of the Northwest Area council board. Dean Onthank visited the ses sions of the Catholic labor rela tions conference at Portland. There he made contacts with vari ous possible employers of UO stu dents. A guest of the University Moth ers and Dads at Salem, Dean Op thank found the group one of the most active and progressive in the state. “I found quite a few jobs avail able in December, April and June for graduatees,” he said. Religious Events Listed for Today Events scheduled today in con nection with Religious Evaluation week are: 7:15-7:45 a.m. — Rev. Dudley Strain will lead the morning wor ship in Gerlinger hall. 12:00 m. — Rev. John R. Schroe der will discuss “Christianity and Her Rival Cults in America” dur ing lunch at John Straub dining room. 8:00 p.m. — Father L. H. Sohler will represent the Catholic faith on the topic, “The Answer of the Churches,” in Gerlinger hall. 4:00 p.m.—Dr. Harlan Rogue will sp*ak on “When Is Conduct Religious?” at Gerlinger. Dr. Carl F. Henry will talk on “Nature” and Rev. Schroeder’s topic will be “The Dilemma of a Good God and a Suffering World,” at Westminster house. Speakers will also appear in classrooms, as dinner guests at liv ing organizations, and at evening firesides. Baldwin Ends (Continued from paye one) mon river in the north and High way 20 on the southern border. The study has also been pub . lished in pamphlet form. Construction of Polk Mountains The second study, appearing' in an Oregon bulletin, discusses de tails of the construction of the mountain region in Polk county in the area surrounding Dallas and Valsets. It is based on a map of the region. The State of Oregon de partment of geology and mineral industries also sponsored Dr. Bald win in this study. Title of the pamphlet is “Geology of the Dallas and Valsetz Quadrangles, Oregon". Both studies are part of a project by the Oregon State department to survey and catalog the entire coast range. The United States Geological Survey also has a map ping program for the coastal range region, according to Dr. Baldwin. Worst disadvantage of world leadership is that it deprives a country of the priceless privilege of minding its own business. For Fish 'n' Chips Delicious Snacks MIDWAY DRIVE-IN Main Highway South Frosh Homecoming Tasks Include Bonfire, Cleanup, Guarding 'O' “Freshmen have an importai.t part in making Homecoming a suc cess,’’ emphasizes Bob Don, general chairman of the celebration. Obtaining material for the an nual bonfire will be one duty of the class. A chance to win group pres tige is offered here as last year’s class failed in completing the task. Shifts of the frosh will guard the “O” on Skinner’s Butte against any “subversive plots of rival col leges.” The first year classes of all cam pus living organizations will be paired to clean up the campus. A trophy will be awarded to the most efficient group. Oregon frosh will be responsible to observe the traditions of the weekend. Boys will wear rooters’ lids; girls will wear green ribbons FOR TASTY SALADS AND DESSERTS ALL YEAR 'ROUND Eugene Fruit Growers' Association Main Office — 700 Ferry Y Cabinet To Meet A meeting of the YWCA cabinet' will be heeld Thursday noon in conjunction with the open mem in their hair. The complete list of all-college traditions will be pub lished later this week by Dick Bar tie, chairman of the traditions committee. bership meeting at tne oungaiow. Dr. Frank Williston will be the guest speaker. Its a Mystery * * Surplus Portable Microscopes * * We offer a limited quantity of surplus portable mic roscopes for sale. These are all new, in original cartons and cost many times the price for which they are now being offered. Specifications: Overall height 8 inches, turret with three different powers. Will accept auxiliary eye piece for higher powers desired. Fully adjustable on tiltback base. Optical system: pitch-polished lenses. 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Graduate nurses, dietitians, physical and occupational therapists are tremendously important to our Army and Air Force at home or overseas, for it would be impossible to operate efficiently without the helpful care of women skilled in those fields. As a Medical Department dietitian, you will probably first be assigned to a large station hospital to assist with the hospital food service. There, and everywhere in the Services, you will find rotation of assignments. Physical and occupational therapists will work with the most modern equipment in treating a wide range of patients, gradually helping them regain physical and mental health. Army nurses and Flight nurses are trained to handle a great variety of cases, and are given opportunity to specialize according to their interests. But whatever your specialty, you will have the prestige of a highly respected profession and the excitement which goes with a military career. Wherever you go, your uniform and insignia will be the mark of a noble and re warding position. You will have the income, privileges, and friendship of officers everywhere. You will be recognized as one of a chosen few in the Army Nurse Corps or the Women's Medical Specialist Corps. I'. S. ARMY A AD u. S. AIR FORCE RECREITIAG SERVICE
