Young Republicans
Elect Vice-Prexy
Bob Funk was unanimously elec
ted vice-president of the campus
Young Rebublicans yesterday at
their first meeting of the term.
Funk, a sophomore in journal
ism, is an Emerald desk editor
and a member of Skull and Dagger,
sophomore men’s service honorary.
“This should be an improtant
year for the Young Republicans,”
he told the meeting, “I am very
grateful for this chance to help
arouse campus interest in the Re
publican party and in 1950 senator
ial election.”
CLASSIFIED
LOST — Ring & watch in P.E.
building, Monday at 3. $5 for
each item. Call 323 and ask for
James Hess. (28)
LOST—Siamese tom cat. One year
old Vicinity Beta house. Patter
son street. Reward. Phone 42610
evenings. (28)
FOR SALE ■— 1940 Studebaker
Champion, ’47 engine—overdrive
—excellent mileage. Terms if
desired. 7-9209. (28)
FOR SALE—Men’s dark blue top
coat in excellent shape. Size 42
44. W. H. Beaman, 1475 Agate,
Ph. 5-4649. (28)
WANTED—Someone to move in
my room, in McChesney Hall.
Ext. 383. Robert Howard. (29)
STRAUB dorm, room available
immediately. If interested phone
59096 between 6 and 8 p.m. (26)
Shove Ban Brings
Math, Econ Problems
Facial stubble gave the Mathe
matics Department a problem in
assumption yesterday.
According to their figures, the
razor blade industry suffered a
sharp decline during the past two
weeks. Economists predict no
world-shaking business loss, how
ever.
The figures of the Math Depart
ment are as follows:
Assuming that 500 men stopped
shaving during the past two weeks,
Assuming that they shave every
day,
Assuming that they use safetly
razors,
Assuming a blade is used four
times,
The razor blade industry has
1750 blades on the surplus market.
Baton Tryouts
Set for Nov. 7
Tryouts for women to twirl
batons during half-time for the
Homecoming game on Nov. 19 will
be held from 4 to 5:30 p.m., Nov. 1,
in Gerlinger Annex. Twirlers
should furnish their own batons
and wear suitable clothing, Doug
Coleman, half-time entertainment
chairman, announced.
Opportunities for appriximately
12 women will exist in individual,
as well as group, routines. Perfor
mance will be in conjunction with
the Universty and Oregon State
bands.
Men’s coats without pockets
really are handy. You can throw
all the odds and ends and stuff
away in the first place.
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LOTS & LOTS & LOTS OF BOOKS
SOME FOR EVERY PURSE AND
TASTE
WEDNESDAY NEXT, NOV. 2
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UNIVERSITY CO-OP STORE
Film Club Cards
Due Next Week
Students who wish to become
members of the Foreign Movie
Club should obtain pledge cards
before next Tuesday or Wednesday.
On those days “Symphonie Pas
torale,” the great French film star
ring Michele Morgan and Pierre
Blanchar, will be shown on the
screen of the Mayflower Theater.
Pledge cards are available in the
Co-op or in the office of Rene L.
Picard, 211 Friendly, upon presen
tation of student body cards. •
Members of the club — those
holding either pledge cards of
season tickets ($3>—will see six
foreign pictures for 50 cents apiece,
rather than 72 cents required of
the general public.
under sponsorship of such a
club, it will be possible to bring to
Eugene many excellent films
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