Today's Schedule
9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
10:00 a.m.
10:10 a.m.
11:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon
12:00 noon
2:15 p.m.
3:15 p.m.
5:30 and 6:00 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
SUNDAY, Jan. 29
11:00 a.m.
1:00 p.m.
Registration (see elsewhere for stations)
Oregon Dads Executive Committee meet
ing, Office of the President, Johnson Hall.
Welcoming ceremonies at arrival of the
Shasta Daylight, Southern Pacific Depot.
Judging of the “Welcome Dad’’ sign con
test.
Dads’ Day Luncheon, John Straub Hall.
Annual Oregon Dads business meeting,
Guild Theater, Johnson Hall.
Tours of new campus construction, start
ing from Johnson Hall.
Dinner with sons and daughters at living
organizations or elsewhere.
Oregon-Washington basketball game,
McArthur Court. Presentation of awards
and announcement of Dads’ Day Hostess.
Dads’ Day services in Eugene churches.
Dinner with sons and daughters.
Ducks Welcome BMOC
For 'Special' Weekend
“Hello, Dad!”
That old, traditional greeting of
sons and daughters all over the na
tion has been ringing over the cam
pus in gay chorus as University of
Oregon students welcome their own
private BMOC’s to the Dad’s Day
celebration.
The familiar phrase starts off a
day that is exclusively Dad’s, which
seems quite just, when one consi
ders all the days that Dad has de
voted exclusively to us.
Clothes, food, shelter—all are
Phi Delta Kappa
To Initiate Sunday
Phi Delta Kappa, men’s educa
tion honorary, will initiate new
.members at 4:30 Sunday.
Initiation ceremonies will be
followed by a joint dinner with
Pi Lambda Theta at the Osburn
Hotel.
Dean P. B. Jacobson will speak
to old and new members at the
dinner.
All present members should sign
notice at the School of Education
if they plan to attend. Wives are
welcome.
primary needs, of children as well
as of adults. The difference lies in
the inability of children to fulfill
their own needs. The burden falls
on Dad; Dad, with Mom always by
his side helping, clothes his daugh
ter from diapers to formals, and
his son from the same modest be
ginnings to a tux.
Dad buys food ranging from
strained carrots to juicy, red beef
steak. Dad rents, builds, or buys a
house, apartment, or room in which
to keep his family warm and dry.
Chances are your Dad has done
much for you, his son or daughter,
which he would1 not have done with
out you. He has forgone fishing
trips so Sis could buy that “darl
ing dress in the Fashionable win
dow.” He has gone without a new
overcoat so Junior could buy a bi
cycle “that I’ve just got to have,
Pop!”
Dad’s done a lot—and he will do
a lot more. But today is Dad’s day.
"Hello, Dad!”
Football forecasters appear to
be infringing on the weather man’s
right at wrong guessing.
It gets dark early these days.
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Father Dear May Like to Wonder
But Things Haven't Changed a Bit
By BARBARA JEREMIAH
Ever stop to wonder why dear
old Dad leaves job, home, and
family to trudge through hail,
snow, rain, Albany and higher wa
ter to make his annual visit to the
campus ?
If you’ve done a better public
relations job than a monthly tele
gram beginning “Please send me
...maybe his curiosity has been
aroused.
Maybe he wants to nnct out if
Taylor’s really serves such won
derful coffee.
Maybe he wonders if board bills
really are $98.50 a month.
Maybe he wants to meet the
econ professor who breathes fire
and can’t get a decent haircut be
cause of the horns on his head.
Maybe he doubts that 8 a.m. in
Eugene is earlier than 8 a.m. any
place else in the world.
Maybe he’d like to see the view
from Hendricks Park or Skinners
Butte.
Bradbury to Talk
At Baptist Church
Dr. John Bradbury of New York
City will be guest speaker at both
morning and' evening services Sun
l day at the First Baptist Church.
“Baptists of the World—Their
Martyrdom and Witness’’ will he the
topic of his 11 a.m. sermon. During
the 7:30 p.m. service he will relate
his recent experiences with a fact
finding commission in Palestine.
In observance of National Youth
Week the church youth council will,
contribute songs by a youth choir
and mixed quartet to the evening
service. John Chatt will be in
charge.
All young people are invited by
the church to a 5:30 p.m. buffet din
ner in the lower dining room. Dr.
Bradbury will talk on his world
travels during the dinner.
Philadelphia House
To Greet Visitors
Philadelphia House, new men’s
co-op, will hold open house Sunday
from 2:30 to 5 p.m.
The new house, at 968 Alder
Street, was started by 30 persons
on the campus who recognized a
need1 for an inter-demonimational
co-op house.
After first starting as a club fall
term, the group moved into the new
house winter term.
Dr. Wright Goes
To Princeton Meet
Dr. Gordon Wright, professor in,
History, leaves today for Prince
ton University where he Will at
tend a conference of the Institute4
for Advance Study of France.
Dr. Wright will toe among the
twenty-five presenting papers at
the conference. His paper is en
titled “Communist Party and the
Peasantry of France.” These
papers will later be compiled into
a toook to be published this sum
mer.
Luncheon Tickets
Available Today
A few Dads’ Day luncheon tick
ets will be available this morning
because of cancellations, Mrs. Nan
cy Harris, graduate placement of
fice secretary, announced Friday.
The price of returned tickets will
be refunded as long as there is a
demand for resale, Mrs. Harris
said. Tickets should be tetumed by
at least 10:30 this morning, she
stated.
Maybe he wants to investigate
why there aren’t any laundry fa
cilities in Eugene.
Maybe he's aroused because lec
tures are written for an audience
of Einsteins or because assign
ments are given for a week with
nine days in it.
Maybe he’s indignant because
the taxpayers’ money is being
spent on an addition to an appar
ently non-existent library.
Maybe he wonders if it really is
impossible to have a date for less
than his yearly dues to the Mult
nomah Athletic Club.
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Maybe he wants to decide if the
family should vacation at the Play
ground instead of Yellowstone
Park next summer.
Maybe he’s worried about your
foot that the housemother slam
med the door on last Saturday.
Maybe he’s afraid you really are
part of the great unwashed be
cause you’re forced to wear last
year’s fur or drive last year’s car.
Maybe he’s heard about the Ori
ental Art Museum.
Maybe he wonders if things
really have changed.
HEAR DR. J. W. BRADBURY
of New York City
11:00 a.m. “BAPTISTS—THEIR MARTYRDOM
AND WITNESS”
Broadcast over KASH
7:30 p.m. “REBIRTH OF ISRAEL—A SIGN OF
THE TIMES”
Dr. Bradbury returned from Palestine on Jan. 13
Buffet Dinner for Youth—5:30 Bible School—9:45 a.m.
Dr. Bradbury, Speaker
Broadway at High Dr. Vance H. Webster, Pastor
Welcome U of O Dads
Wish to
Make PENNEY'S your meet
ing place while you're down
town this weekend