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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 2, 1949)
Handball Tourney Planned on Campus An all-campus singles straight elimination handball tourney will highlight the post season action of physical education activties. Jim Vitti, intramural sports manager, will sponsor and govern the playoff. Participation is open to all stud ents and faculty members on a vol untary basis. Houses will not be re quired to floor a team for the con test as in regular intramural com petition. The winner of two out of three matches will be permitted to ad vance toward the championship round. The tournament will be com pletely separate from the intramur al program. No gifts, prizes, awards, or I-M points will be given to the champions. “This contest is being sponsored purely for the competitive spirit in volved,” Vitti said, “and it is hoped that he have a large number of ap plications for this all-round title.” Application can be made at the intramural office or to Vitti per sonally, All applications must be submitted before February 25 to fa cilitate matching. Coffee Hour Tonight All foreign students on the cam pus are invited to a coffee hour from 6:45 to 7:15 at the Zeta Tau Alpha house tonight, announced Marjorie Petersen and Amy Lou Ware, co-chairmen of the interna tional affairs committee of the YW CA. The meeting is held to make fur ther plans for the International Festival and to plan ways for the foreign students to take part in the program, said the co-chairmen. By A1 Pietschman The news about the German frauleins advertising their love on billboards probably comes as a great surprise to many on the cam pus. The new form of promotion is just a bit more obvious than meth ods that they used when Germany was first occupied by the Allies. We can see such a situation on the campus. Ah, the Advertising Manager of the Emerald is swamped with lonely women—and men. No longer is the front page of prime importance, or even the gossip column. Everyone turns to the want ads or the display ads first. Free love has come to the campus! It’s been pretty cold around here, but as the saying goes, “It will be a cold day on the campus when that happens,” and it isn’t that cold, yet. We would like to have some Ger man student write a letter to one of these fraulein-advertising special ists and see what develops. The Gamma Phis deserve a big “thank you” for the way they pre sented their argyles for judging the other day. They had an array of twelve or so and had they all laid out in spic and span order with the names of the girls written on paper displaying the woolens. And we must say that they had some very colorful and eye-stop ping sox on display. The contest has snowballed to proportions larger than we expect ed, and thus another prize. Besides the four cartons of Chesterfields presented to the winner of the con test we offer this: To the winner’s living organiza tion a pack of Chesterfields to ev ery girl in the house. Some girls and some women’s living organization is going to be ahead. Who will it be? We tell in! next Tuesday’s Emerald. I Two Art Films Shown Tonight Two films, “Ola Places of Paris" and “Rodin,” will be shown tonight in room 107 of the architecture building on the University campus at 7:30 p. m. An introductory talk by Professor R. L. Picard of the French department and Mrs. Mari jane Appling, graduate assistant in sculpture, will be given. This will be the first meeting of Tridimen, a society recently orga nized and approved by Sidney W. Little, Dean of the Arts and Ar chitecture school, for the purpose of furthering the interests of progres sive tendencies in contemporary sculpture and to promote the know ledge, understanding, and appreci ation of sculpture in the school and community. Students and towns people are invited to attend and participate in the activities of the group. Assistants Needed For YW Booklet Any girl interested in assisting with publication of a booklet for high school senior girls, sponsored by the upper-class commission of the YWCA, may petition at the Y bungalow by Friday noon, announ ced Mrs. Joan O'Neill FYiulon, chair man of the commission. Work is beginning immediately so the booklets can be mailed by the first of spring term, Mrs. Foul on said. People are needed for re porters, typists, and layout. Seminars Planned Two seminars for this week have been scheduled by science depart ments on campus. 1 Craig Hudson will speak at a physics seminar Thursday at 4 p. m. and Nancy Baughman and Geor ge Armen will speak at a biology seminar Friday at 4 p. m. Both sem inars will be held in 105 Deady hall. To win a reputation as a prophet one has only to predict trouble. Pi Phis Lose 27-3 In WAA l-M Ball Ending- the game with a 24-point lead, Wiki-Wiki swept past Pi Beta Phi winning 27-3 in yesterday's W AA intramural basketball play. Outstanding at a forward posi tion was Dixie McCullock, who bucketed 15 counters for the off campus team. Also high in scoring was Viola Robbins with ten. The field goal of Jane Guynes and Janet Weatherall’s free throw were the only points gained by the losers. A score of 2-0 was given Univer sity house when Alpha hall failed to appear with a complete team. In Monday's game, Hendricks hall came through with a close win over Delta Delta Delta, 13-11. Lead ing the Hendricks attack was Betty Simpson, who chalked up nine counters, with eight of the Tri Delt points being contributed by Janet Frye and Mary Penwarden. Playing this afternoon will be Re bec house and Alpha Delta Pi in the indoor gym, and Alpha Omicron Pi and Highland house in the outdoor gym. Tri Delts Arrange Baby Sitting Plar In order to increase their fun for campus scholarship award members of Delta Delta Delta hav announced a baby-sitting serviC' open to married students, facult members, and Eugene townspeopl Each girl is donating a portion c her time. Three scholarships were aware ed to girls on the Oregon campt by the Tri Delts last year, and the hope to raise this number throug this baby-tending service. Tfc scholarships will be awarded £ the Campus Sing during Junic Weekend. Requests for sitters will be at cepted by Gloria Stannard at 290' */&&& yotffr &EI/EL Luckies’ fine tobacco picks you up when you’re low • •. calms you down when you’re tense! 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