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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (May 4, 1949)
Soph Men To -Present Award Applications for the William Fra ger memorial scholarship, awarded to an outstanding sophomore man hy Skull and Dagger, sophomore men’s honorary must be turned in by noon Thursday according to honorary president Barry Moun tain. The scholarship will be a three term full tuition award in memory of William Frager, class of ’39, who was killed in action over France during the last war. Applications may be obtained from Mountain at the ATO house. To be eligible, an applicant must be a male member of the class of ’51, have attended the University for the past five consecutive terms, have a GPA cumulative of 2.75 or better, and be registered as a regu lar resident student. Seek Speaks on Family Dr. L. F. Beck, associate profes sor of psychology, will speak on “Some Psychological Aspects of Family Life Education,” at 7:45 today in the Wheeler room of the Congregational church in Eugene. His talk will be illustrated with colored slides depicting the ideas that children have of their moth ers and fathers. The meeting is open to the public. Former AP Writer (Continued from tage seven) sophomore women in journalism will be announced at the banquet, and senior girls from Eugene, Uni versity and St. Mary’s high schools who are outstanding in journalistic activity will also be honored. New members will be tapped during the evening. Invitations will go out this week to Theta Sig alumnae, outstanding club women in Oregon, house presi dents, prominent women in journal ism, and the journalism school fac ulty. All upper division women in journalism are invited. THE 3-WAY HELPS MOTHER MANAGE MONEY Big expanding purse keeps Mother's change at hand. Opens way out so her coins are easy to see . . . easy to reach. The Secret Hideaway keeps her big bills safely out of sight. It's Lady Buxton's* 3-Way* .. . the way to remember a day to remember! Choose Mother's favorite color in Morocco- «(• Grain Goat. J •Res- U. 5. Par. Off. plus fax As advertised in Life and The Saturday Evening Post U of O Co-op Store Decision Due on Building Site The fate of the University’s pro posed science building will be de cided at a meeting of the State Board of Higher Education, Lyle Ne Ison, head of the University’s office of information, said today. At the same time, the board will examine drawings of the new heat ing plant. Appropriations for the plant’s construction have already been approved. A committee which included Ir win I. Wright, head of the physical plant, and R. T. Ellickson, asso ciate dean of the graduate school of physics, was in Portland yes terday discussing plans with Lawrence, Tucker, and Wallman, architects, who have prepared the plans for the science building. The main task of the commit tee will be to revise earlier plans for the building, to fit current budget allowances. If the board approves the revised plans, the University expects to receive a final budget approval on or after July 16. Traffic Violafors (Continued from page one) all traffic cases are heard informal ly by the office of student affairs. The student court will meet at least once a week, after it is set up. The court will probably set up a sistem of car-registration, with all student cars on campus being re quired to have numbered wind shield stickers. This would be hand led in conjunction with class regis tration at the beginning of the year. SURPRISE HIM WITH A BECOMING NEW HAIRDO FOR THE PROM EXPERT STYLING and SHAPING OSBURN HOTEL BEAUTY SHOP Phone 6007 In its formally adopted plan for the traffic court, the executive council included a wish that “the student traffic court will so conduct itself as to merit the respect and confidence of the students of the University of Oregon, University authorities, and the municipal po lice and court, and that its work shall serve as evidence of the ma turity of the student self-govern ment and as proof that responsibili ty for student affairs may safely bo entrusted to students.” The Junior Prom for a very good time MAKE THIS MOTHER'S DAY one to remember! Highlight it with a dinner in the pleasant atmosphere of The Cafe Del Rey S45 Willamette Just Arrived! NEW SUMMER DRESS FASHIONS FOR MOTHER'S DAY SHOP NOW FOR VACATIONS HOLIDAYS. SUNDAY, MAY 8th WARM WEATHER AHEAD Your choice of cool cottons and rayon crepes Here they are! The style-crammed Summer fashions you'll live in all Summer long. Airy rayon crepes in gay prints and florals to charm your dress-up hours. CooJ, crisp cot tons in a dazzling variety of styles. Plan your Summer wardrobe now when stocks are at; their peck and see how much further fashion i dollars go at Wards! Sizes for misses, juniors.' Add Summer Dresses to your MontSdy Payment Account
