Smoke
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tasting, cooler smoking,”
‘‘Lucky Strike means fine to
bacco,” and other equally ar
resting. The “T-zone” would
become a thing of no con
cern; athletes would die on
the vine.
Of course there are always
some die-hards. Riis tells of
Buerger’s disease, character
ized by such loss of circula
tion in the hands and feet that
amputation is in rare cases
necessary. It occurs almost
entirely among smokers; if
they quit the symptoms usu
ally cease.
One Buerger’s sufferer
was told to choose between
quitting smoking or progres
sive amputation of his hands
or feet. A few years later one
of his doctors saw the patient
on the street, an armless and
legless beggar.
‘‘Hey doc,” he said, ‘‘be a
good scout and light a ciga
rette and stick it in my mouth
I for me, will ya?”
Smoke, smoke, smoke that
cigarette!
Westling to Lead
Road Conference
A. M. Westling, planning and
public works consultant, Bureau
Of Municipal Research and Service
on the campus, will be presiding
officer for the opening session of
the Roads and Streets Conference
at Oregon State College Feb. 23
to 24.
This year’s conference is de
signed to serve those who design,
build, and maintain roads and
streets. Practical information will
be exchanged in the discussions.
Cooperating agencies are the
League of Oregon Cities, Associ
ation of County Engineers of Ore
gon, Oregon State Highway De
partment, and The Asphalt Insti
tute, Pacific Coast Division.
CAMPUS CALENDAR
12 noon—W A A meeting, W A A
room.
4:00—USA Steering Committee,
College Side.
6:30—Phi Theta Upsilon, Kappa
Alpha Theta house.
7:00—Christian Science Organiza
tion, 1261 Emerald Street.
;00—Inter-Varsity Christian Fel
lowship, John Straub.
7:00—Junior IFC, Phi Delta Theta
house.
7:00—House Athletic Managers,
122 Gerlinger.
7:00—Skull and Dagger, upstairs
in the Side.
7:30—Hui O Kamaaina, downstairs
in Gerlinger.
7:30—German Club, Gerlinger sun
porch.
7:30—Chess Club, 206 Commerce.
8:00—Webfoot Chapter of Oregon
State Employees Association,
3 Fenton.
Cal Band Chief
Quitsafter'Loss'
BERKELEY, CAL., Jan. 9 (UP)
—Ohio State University today
completed its New Year’s victory
over the University of California
when Prof. C. C. Cushing,-veteran
director of California’s band,
handed in his resignation.
After Ohio State’s 17 to 14 foot
ball win over California in the
Rose Bowl many newspaper writ
ers declared that the State band
was even more impressive in out
shining the California horn foot
ers.
Honorary to Sell
Fudge Wednesday
Phi Chi Theta, business women’s
honorary, will sell homemade
fudge to University students Wed
nesday in the main hall of the
Business Administration building.
The sale will be sponsored to
raise funds for the Women’s Busi
ness Conference Jan. 19.
Onthank to Attend
Personnel Meeting
Karl W. Onthank, director of
the University Graduate Place
ment Service, will attend a fed
eral personnel council meeting in
Portland Thursday.
All federal agencies in the Port
land area will be represented at
the meeting. Discussion will be
held on careers in public service.
Onthank will also meet with
employers and University alumni
to discuss Portland employment
possibilities for students and grad
uates.
SU Food Head Named
Ruth Coffey, former director of
the veterans dormitory cafeteria
at Oreon State College, has been
selected to head the food service
in the Erb Memorial Union,
Delta Nu Alpha
Slates Dinner
Initiation dinner for new mem
bers of Delta Nu Alpha, national
transportation fraternity, will be
held tonight at 6:30 in the Anchor
age.
A program and movie on water
transportation will follow at 7:30
in 105 Commerce. New and old
members planning to attend should
contact President Walt Grande for
reservations.
Initiates are Eric Bosshart, Jon
athan Hansen, Gene Hogan, S. T.
Johnson, Edward Jones, H. J. Hu
kari, Jack Kowals, Bob Mensor,
Donald Pickens, Vernon Risberg,
Gordon Rodgers, Norman Rhodes,
James Smith, Garth Stelthenpohl,
Charles Vaught, Edwin Urstadt,
and R. M. Winans.
YWCA Seeks Men
For Hi-Y Leaders
Men students who would like tc
be leaders of boys’ clubs art
needed by the Community Service
Committee of the University Y
MCA.
The committee is organizing and
sponsoring Junior Hi-Y Clubs in
Eugene. Those interested may con
tact Bill Wise or the University
YMCA office.
Morris to?Address|
LaGrande Group
Dr. Victor P. Morris, aean of
business administration, will ad
dress members of the Chamber of
Commerce at a monthly dinner
meeting- at La Grande today.
Morris will speak on the “Econ
omic Outlook,” emphasizing econ
omic factors in business through
out 1950 and the coming decade.
Hintz Named Chairman
Carl W. Hintz, librarian, was
recently appointed chairman of
the committee on personnel ad
ministration of the Pacific North
west Library Association. The as
sociation is a regional chapter of
the national American Library
Association.
KOACj Broadcasts
Weekly Seminar
The first regular University
class to be on the radio will be
broadcast by station KOAC begin
ning this week.
The class is an undergraduate
seminar “Plato’s Republic,” phi
losophy 407, which is instructed by
Dr. Alburey Castell, head of the
philosophy department.
The class will be heard on the
station for 30 minutes each week
at a time to be decided upon later.
Information Corrected
Bill Lake, engaged to Chi Omega
Janet Morrison, is a member of
Phi Gamma Delta social frater
nity, rather than Phi Delta Theta
as reported on Monday’s women's
page.
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