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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1949)
On the Air By Marty Weitzner Radio honorary Kappa Rho Omicron planning an Oregon broadcaster's meeting on campus? Here's a chance for someone to make some contacts . . . Interesting drama coming up next Thursday on the Workshop series. Concerns a man who puts himself on trial to see whether he Was justified in giving up his life jduring World War III. Written by hn undergraduate student at the University of Wisconsin . . . ; Speaking of Wisconsin, w'hat would our radio division be without jthe “Big Ten”? The entire radio ’faculty. Dr. Alburey Castell (who broadcasts over KOAC), and Mrs. jzonda Montgomery (whose “Piano ^Portraits” are heard over the state Station) have all been connected With Midwestern universities. | Trend is nothing new, since last [year’s faculty, Glenn Starlin and Bob Davy came from Iowa and Wisconsin respectively . . . Here we go again, but there is action on the KDUK front! The department, afraid to commit themselves because of possible red ;faces, has set a deadline for either [getting a solution of current prob lems, or giving the student body [insight into the mysterious situa tion. Big problem is one of engineer ing rather than of administration. Staff and program schedule have already been lined up . . . Audiences are welcome at KOAC broadcasts. There's a chance you may be allowed inside the control booth (especially radio students) if you clear with members of the department beforehand. . . Question- Might not conversa tions between the radio division and the I.F.C. and other campus groups result in a GOOD campus radio station? Further question With all the “talent" floating around this uni versity, what are the possibilities for a variety show over KOAC? . . . A writer asks, “What's become of the women who used to hook rugs?" Maybe their time isn't up yet. FOR SALE - '46 Ford Tudor, super Deluxe, R & H. Sportlite, Very Clean—See at 1003 High Street, Between 5-6 p.m. (22) LOST—Two keys on chain along with good luck charm and small knife, around vicinity of Straub. Call Jo Foreman, Ext. 484. (22) WANTED Students laundry to do in my home. 1145' j E. 21. ALTERATIONS — Mrs. Byron Krog. Susan Sampbell, Apt. 2. Ph. 5-9337 for appointment. (22) FOR SALE '46 Ford Tudor super Deluxe. R & H. Sportlite, Very clean See at 1003 High St., Between 5-6 p.m. (22) WANTED Man or Woman Vio linist to play for Country dances Sat. nights. Must know how to play square, old-time, modern. Phone 78312 after 5. (22) LOST Oct. 15, gold Omega wrist watch. Inscription on back. Lois Nathan, 5-4391. Generous re ward. (22) LOST — Ring it watch in P.E. building, Monday at 3. $5 for each item. Call 323 and ask for James Hess. (28) WANTED Students laundry to do in my home. 1415’- E. 21st. FOR SALE-,'40 Stude., 4-dr.,sdu., “A" motor, 5 good tires, very clean, $475. (32) Scholarship Cups Awarded Houses Scholarship cups were present ed to two University men’s frater nities at an Inter-fraternity Coun cil banquet Thursday night at the Sigma Alpha Epsilon house. Tau Kappa Epsilon received the Dahlberg cup for the highest grade average among men’s fraternities during the 1948-49 academic year for the second successive year. The Onthank cup for the highest fall term pledge class grades was pre sented to Pi Kappa Alpha. Presentation of the Dahlberg cup was made by Irving Steinbock, Inter-fraternity Council secretary treasurer. The Onthank award was presented by Kenneth Seeborg, vice-president. Local YW Officers Plan Portland Trip Velma Snellstrom, campus YW CA first vice-president, and Lois Greenwood, executive secretary, will travel to Portland Saturday for a planning session for the 1950 Seabeck Conference. Both worflen are members of the planning committee for the conference, held annually by the YWCA. This year it will be from June 11 to 18. Campus Calendar 12 noon—YWCA Junior Advis ers luncheon meeting at the Y quarters. 8 to 12 p.m.—Open house at the YMCA. SUNDAY 11 a. m. “SEVEN THINGS GOD HATES” RASH BROADCAST University Class 9:45 a.m. ■ Fellowship 6:20 p.m. 7 :30 P. M. “WHAT I WOULD DO IN EUGENE IF I WERE THE DEVIL” BAPTISMAL SERVICE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Brclwy at High Dr. Vance H. Webster, Pastor Missionaries-Moving Pictures—Mon., Fri., 7 p. rn. Swim Coach Calls Meeting For Frosh All freshmen men interested in swimming will meet Monday at 4 p. m. in Room 101 of the Physical Education Building, George Moor head, frosh swimming coach, said yesterday. Although the swimming season doesn’t start until winter term, Moorhead called the meeting to be come acquainted with this year s prospects and orient them on 1949 50 schedule. 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