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NIGHT STAFF
Night Editor: Mary Hall
Night Staff: Margaret Phelps, Pat
Knowles, Allen Reed, Kathy
Harris
A Washington man was ar
ested for driving while eating off
a tray attached to his car window.
The cops were the car hops.
Metal Crystals Subject of Talk
Prof. W. G. Burgers, physics
and physical chemistry instructor
at the Institute of Technology at
Delft, The Netherlands, will lec
ture at 4 p.m. Feb. 14 in 105 Mc
Clure Hall.
The lecture subject will be “Me
tal Crystals.’’ Slides and a collec
tion of metal crystals will be dis
played.
Application of electronics to
physical chemistry and work with
electrochemistry and the crystal
Religious Meet Friday
Members of the Religious Eval
uation Week committee will meet
at 4 p.m. Friday at Westminster
House.
structure of metals have been Bur
gers’ main field of study.
Burgers was visiting professor
at Purdue University at the begin
ning of the school year. He will be
in Eugene for three years before
returning to The Netherlands.
Administration Talk Set
“The Unfinished Business of Ad
ministration” will be the subject
of a talk by. Eldon L. Johnson, dean
of the Graduate School, before a
newly-organized group of state
employees Feb. 16 in Salem.
This group, the Public Service
Forum, is interested in promoting
more efficient governmental ad
ministration.
Paper to Feature
U.O. Buildings
Carson Hall, Villard Hall with
the University Theater, and the
School of Music addition will be
pictured on a full-page spread in
the Portland Oregonian Sunday.
Oregonian reporter Wally Tur
ner and photographer Carl Ver
milya were on the campus Wed
nesday taking pictures and con
sulting with Lyle Nelson, director
of information.
The pictorial review will be in
connection with Saturday’s dedi
cation and open house of the three
completed buildings in the Univer
sity expansion program.
University Speech
Contest Deferred^
The all-University extemporan
eous speech contest scheduled for
this week has been postponed to a
future indefinite date.
According to Mrs. Frances
Hemm, speech office secretary,
more publicity and greater interest
must be promoted before the con
test will be held. The general topic
will be the same as before, World
Affairs.
E. R. Nichols, professor of
speech and forensics director, will
be in charge.
Runaway kids usually find that
the best part of going away from
home is coming back.
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