American Airlanes
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pick up the sentence again right
M where he left off.
Might also mention that the
fact that he was a Washington
State man and I was from Oregon
did not keep him from doing ev
erything possible to help me find
out what made KGW tick.
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The battle of the airlanes has
been raging hot and heavy the
past few weeks. CES has started
to try and build up its list of star
performers by raiding the NBC
stable of radio artists. So far
Jack Benny has been the only one
who definitely will transfer his
loyalties and his talents to CBS.
There is no way of telling how
many others will follow his ex
ample, but with CBS being so
carefree with the cash it seems
quite likely that there are others
who will want to make the
change.
At this point only the big com
edy shows usually aired in the
evenings have been mentioned. It
would sure be nice to see some
one with cash use some of it to
build up stronger daytime pro
grams. Some of the atrocities
that are foisted off on poor help
less housewives these days should
go the way of all trash. Namely:
to the city dump.
* # *
Milton Berle's rendition of
"The Sweetheart of Sigmund
Freud” last Wednesday was
priceless. Berle’s comic abilities
are worthy of more comment
than there is time for today so
more of him at a later date.
Jobs Open for
Science Majors
Graduate and undergraduate stu
dents will be interviewed Monday,
November 29 by a representative of
the Arabian American Oil company,
the graduate placement service an
nounced yesterday.
J. B. McComb, supervisor of Em
ployment for Arabian American,
will conduct interviews in the
placement office, 216 Emerald,
from 9 a. m. till noon. Students
interested in employment with this
concern should contact the office
immediately for appointment, ac
cording to Mrs. Marian Sheckler,
placement secretary.
Openings exist in both Saudi
Arabia and San Francisco. The
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Hallock Mail Interview
A radio interview by mail with Disk Jockey Ted Hallock
of station KPOJ in Portland will feature the “University Hour
presentation of the radio studios this afternoon at 4 on KOAC.
Hallock graduated from the University last year and start
ed work on station KUGN as program director. From there
he took a job as assistant editor of “Downbeat” magazine
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Last July he started as disk
jockey on KPOj and is now
heard afternoons on the pro
gram “Spins and Needles.”
While at the University he
was on the executive council
and a member of Sigma Delta Chi,
national journalism honorary. Dur
in the war he was a captain in the
air force.
The interview was made by Jack
Vaughn, who mailed' questions to
Hallock and received his answers
by recording. Vaughn then record
ed his questions and Hallock’s an
swers on tape.
Starting at 4 :15, the second part
of the program, “Something for
You,” will feature popular music by
Curt Finch and his five-piece com
bo.
“Telegram From Heaven,” a ra
dio drama about young married life,
is scheduled for 4:30. It stars Anne
McGeorge and Hal Larsen as the
youthful couple and is directed by
Irv Steinbock.
Included in the cast are Elvin
Oestreich, Milt Reiter, Ray Deslier
res, and Bob Ruan. Announcer is
Jim Blue.
The program portrays the con
flicts arising from the depression
marriage of two young people.
Money troubles predominate and it
is necessary to scrimp and save ev
ery penny. Nat (Larsen) turns
dreamer due to lack of work and
Babe (Miss McGeorge) starts a 12
dollar a week job in a bargain base
ment.
Attempting to shake Nat out of
his dreamer state of mind, Babe
sends a false "telegram from Heav
en” offering a job. This adds ev
en more differences, including a
conflict to end conflicts.
company is interested in applicants
having a technical background wht>
will be granted degrees in science.
Applicants may be married or sin
gle, experienced or not.
Class to Survey
Portland Social
Units, Institutes
Thirty students from a class in
social work and welfare will spend
a day in Portland to survey social
welfare institutions and facilities,
Jack R. Parsons, assistant profes
sor of sociology and social work,
announced today.
At the offices of the Council of
Social Agencies in Portand, the
students will listen to a talk on
the organization and purposes of
the council, and on the community
chest. They will see a social service
exchange in action, the referral
center, information bureau and re
search division.
Lunch at Berg’s
From there they will go to a
luncheon at Berg’s Chalet with the
Professional Education committee
of the American Association of So
cial Workers. There they will meet
with Practicing social workers and
hear a talk on the purpose of the
association and its program, Par
sons said.
Splitting up into sections of three
or four in the afternoon, the stu
dents will visit such varied social
work institutions as the Fruit and
Flower Day nursery, Catholic char
ities, the Mental Health associa
tion, Neighborhood house, the Boys’
and Girls’ Aid society, the YWCA,
the Child Guidance clinic, and the
Urban league.
Talk by Ernest Jaqua
Following their afternoon tour,
the students will hear a talk by
Ernest Jaqua, president of the
Portland Council of Social Agen
cies, on the place of the lay indi
vidual in social work.
The purpose of the field trip,
Prof. Parsons said, will be to ac
quaint students with organizations
that the social worker will encoun
ter and to further initiate them
I into the field of social work.
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they pointed out that each would
be a “natural baliwiek for true
champions.”
The text of the telegram sent to
the Miami Herald:
“Oregon Webfoots were outvoted,
not outplayed. 1948 Rose Bowl has
two secand place teams. Califor
nia a political choice. Urge look at
record. Oregon offered playoff
game to California and was refused.
Respectfully suggest Orange Bowl
officials consider the real Coast
champions, Oregon.
The second telegram was sent to
;he New Orleans Times-Picayune:
“Oregon Webfoots played foot
ball, not politics. Were out voted,
not outplayed. 1948 Rose Bowl has
two second place teams. Bears re
fused1 playoff game with Webfoots.
Respectfully suggest Sugar Bowl
officials consider the real Coast
champions, Oregon.”
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Library hours for Thanksgiving
weekend as announced by Mis3
Rise, head circulation librarian,
Wednesday.8-6 p.m.
Thursday .Closed
Friday .-9-5 p.m.
Saturday.9-5 p.m.
Sunday .Closed
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