faculty, Grads Attend
Twenty five members of the fac
ulty and graduate students are
planning to attend the Oregon
State Mathematical seminar Nov.8.
Mathematical seminars are held
each week at Oregon and Oregon
State, with an exchange each
quarter. Oregon will reciprocate on
Nov. 29, when Oregon State will
be their guests.
Thur-Tut—Oct 27. Nov. I
“SINCE YOU WENT
AWAY”
C. Colbert, J. Jones, J. Cotten
Also
“ELL BE SEEING YOU”
G. Rogers, J. Cotten
Wed-Sat—Nov 2-5
“SWORD IN THE
DESERT”
M. Toren, D. Andrews
Also
“COWBOY & INDIANS"
Gene Autry
AYfLOWfR ,
lltytf;' M.DER DIM 5-1022 •
Sun and Mon
“FIGHTING
KENTUCKIAN”
J. Wayne, V. Ralston
Also
“FLAME OF YOUTH”
Tue-Wed Nov. 1-3
The Finest Movie to Come out
of Fiance
“SYMPHONY
PASTORALE"
Foreign Movie Club Attraction
Thur-Sat Nov. 8-5
“SINCE YOU WENT
AWAY"
C. Colbert, J. Jones, J. Cotten
Also
“I’LL BE SEEING YOU"
G. Rogers, J. Cotten
Sun-Mon Oct 30-8!
“SAND”
Mark Stevens, Coleen Gray
Also
“TARZAN’S MAGIC
FOUNTAIN”
Tue-Wed Nov. 1-3
“ESCAPE"
frlso
‘HOLD THAT BABY”
Thur-Sat Nov. 8-5
“BELLE STARR”
Also
“FRONTIER
MARSHALL"
Sun-Tues., Oct. 80
“COME TO THE
STABLE”
I.. Young. C. Holmes
Wed-Sat Nov. 2-5
“ABBOT & COSTELLO
MEET THE KILLERS”
Also
“BLUE LAGOON"
J. Simmons, D. Houston
Sun-Tue Oct. 30-11
"YELLOW SKY"
G. Peek
A Iso
‘CALL OF THE WILD’
Wed-Thur Nov. 2-3
“TIGHT SHOES"
, and
"BUTCH MINDS THE
BABY"
Fri-Sat. Nov. 4-5
“HAWK OF MURDER
RIVER”
and
“HOLD THAT BABY”
Sweetheart of Sigma Chi
Contest Narrowed to26;
Informal Fireside Slated
The number of contestants for “Sweetheart of Sigma Chi”
narrowed to 26 Wednesday night at the second fireside spon
sored by house members.
Girls still in the race will attend an informal fireside at the
Sigma Chi house Saturday from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m.
DANCE ON NOV. 9
On Xov. 9 the 26 girls will again be Sigma Chi guests for an
evening of infomal dancing, after [
which five finalists for the con
test'will be announced.
Those remaining in the “Sweet
heart” lace are:
Mary Gribble, Carson Hall: Con
nie Reece, Alpha Delta Pi:
Marilyn Holcomb, Delta Zeta;
Barbara Barney, Delta D cl t a
Delta; Marlee Smith, Alpha Phi;
Pat Burrows, Kappa Kappa
Gamma: Joan York, Carson Hall;
Donna Lawson, Alpha Phi.
Karen Eremeef, Kappa Kappa
Gamma; Margaret Powne, Alpha
Xi Delta: Nanette Silverthorne,
Kappa Alpha Theta; Barbara Cal
vert, Chi Omega; Barbara McVik
ar, Alpha Chi Omega: Pat Laney,
Kappa Alpha Theta; Marian Smith,
Delta Gamma.
Barbara Cox, Alpha Gamma
Delta; Joyce Rathbun, Delta Gam
ma; Maureen Cotta, Pi Beta Phi;
Beverly Nelson, Hendricks Hall;
Jo Martin, Carson Hall; Marcelle
Wallace, Gamma Phi Beta.
Rosemary Vaught, Alpha Chi
Omega; Mette Brix-Kjelgaard;
Chi Omega; Susan McDougal,
Gamma Phi Beta; Lois McLaugh
lin, Carson Hall; Barbara Baker,
Pi Beta Phi.
Saturday Last Day
To Drop Courses
Deadline for dropping courses
this term is Saturday noon.
After that a permanent record
will be made for every class reg
istration in one of these ways:
W, if withdrawn with passing
grade.
A. 15, C, D, or F, i'f completed
with passing' grade.
F or NP, if failed or dropped
while failing.
BA Graduates
Laud School
Preparation of Oregon's business
administration students for gradu
i ate work in retailing was lauded
I by Bill Green and Bert Tonkin, ’49
1 graduates, in a recent letter to N.
j H. Cornish, professor of business
[administration.
Tonkin and Green, both winners
of retail service and tuition schol
arships, are working for masters
degrees in retailing at New York
University and City College of
New York.
Both students feel that the back
ground work offered by the Uni
versity is particularly good, and
I aids immensely in graduate work
and part-time store service, Cornish
stated.
They also commented on the
progress of other scholarship win
ners who are working in New York
department and chain stores. Am
ong former students listed were
Bill Shroud, Fred Weber, and
Marty Pond, all employed as as
sistant buyers.
“The University of Oregon has
sent more students to New York
University on scholarships than
any other school in the country
except New York University it
self,’’ Cornish declared.
X-Ray Result Cards Due
Students who had chest x-rays
taken at the mobile unit in down
town Eugene should bring result
cards to the infirmary immedi
ately. Those who haven't had x
rays should report to the inform
ary. Registration is not complete
until the result cards are turned
in or x-rays taken.
McDonald
SATURDAY MIDNIGHT OCT. 29
PRE-HALLOWE'EN
2 GHOULISH FEATURES'v,
WITH SPINE-TINGLING .
- ALSO— /
4 CHOICE CARTOONS
AND
A select used oar w ill be jjiven away
free! (iet your free chances on this
car at the McDonald or Hex. Tick
ets for horror show on sale now .
AI D SEATS 72c
Week's Pic List,
For Oregano Set
Living organization pictures to
be taken today and next week for
the Oregana are as follows:
Today, Gamma Phi Beta and
Kappa Alpha Theta.
Monday, Kappa Kappa. Gamma
and Pi Beta Phi.
Tuesday, Sigma Kappa, High
land House, and Rebec House.
Wednesday, University House
and Carson number two.
Thursday, Ann Judson House
and Carson number three:
Friday, Orides and Carson
number four.
Johnson to Lead
Collegiate Meeting
Art Johnson, student body presi
dent, will preside at the 11th an
nual convention of the Oregon
Federation of College Leaders
which will be held at Willamette
University Nov. 10 to 12.
As vice president of the federa
tion, he will take over in the ab
sence of President Kev Collins,
University of Portland, who was
injured in an auto accident re
cently.
About 45 delegates are expected
to attend.
Paris police are working on a
subway murder mystery and likely
hope to solve it with underground
information.
BOWLING
Spend Your
evenings at the
U-Bowl
Fri. Sat. Sun.
Sandwiches
Shuffleboard
DORSEY'S
U-BOWL
Downstairs Ph. 55344
You'll be
<$#
.with Penneys new, low priced
clear plastic rain jackets. They are
designed for comfort
with a zipper front.
It folds up into a very
convenient bundle in case
(wTonder of wonders)
it stops raining.
You can afford to buy one
for yourself and one for your
girl friend at only.