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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1950)
LOST—Gray “51” pen near Con don. Reward, Mamie Chan, Ext. 483. 128 LOST—Gray “51” pen near Con don. Reward. Mamie Chan. Ext. 483. LOST—Black and silver Parker “51.” Return to Pat Hansen. Del ta Zeta. 127 FOR SALE—4-piece mahogany finish bedroom suite—$120; 5 piece walnut bedroom suite— $120; rose-colored davano—$75; 4 chairs plus plastic top table blue with chromed metal legs— $85; small stove—$70; all these things used only 4 months. Dor othy Drury. Ext. 485. 121 LOST—Black kid gloves, Mon p.m. on Alder between 15th anc 16th. Ph. 5-1511, Ext. 476. 121 FOR SALE — Attractive daveno Excellent cond. $35. Call 4-3469 121 PERSONAL—To Webfoot Repub licans; Vote May 19, for Ore gon’s Fighting Senator Wayne Morse. (Webfoots for Wayne) 131 FOR SALE — 1949 Ford Custoir convertible. $1650. Terms. Phone 5-4855 128 FOR SALE Master’s Cap Gowr and Hood (Oregon Hood). All wool practically n e w. $20.00 Inquire at Co-op. 13C Pollution Fails To Foil Tuggers; Frosh Triumph “Who’s Afraid of Typhoid Fe ver,” sung to the tune of “The Battle Hymn of the Republic,” might have been the theme of Fri day afternoon’s Tug-o-War. It wasn't though. Soph President Dick McLaugh lin said the freshmen won, so it must be true, but the casual on looker would have had trouble telling. If any of the underclass stal warts were scared by Bmerald warnings about germs, pollution, and other frightening things, it didn’t show. The event turned into an audience participation affair in short order—15 men were on each team, and the sophs were pulled in first, but from there on it was every man for himself, and hapless individuals were still splashing into the 'Race by twos and threes at 4:45. A wildly-cheering throng esti mated at somewhere between 150 and 2,000 screamc d excitedly throughout the brief affair behind the Kappa Sigma house. About the only thing definitely proved was that the freshmen will be excused from wearing rooter’s lids on cam pus today. Oregana Handouts Halts Until Tuesday No more Oreganas will be distributed until 9 a.m. Tues day, Jim Sanders, business manager, reported Friday. Distribution Tuesday at Mc Arthur Court will continue from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., includ ing the noon hour. Mond a y distribution was cancelled because Oregana of ficials felt too many students had Monday classes. Latest figures reveal that 2,000 books were handed out by service honorarles Thurs day and Friday. MgAqsi in GoMpplementi \ w "ON OR OFF THE SHOULDER" BLOUSE Outstanding style for summer! Elas tic neck and sleeve openings. Lovely, fluffy tier of embroidery eyelet trims the yoke from shoulder to shoulder. Same trimming gives finishing touch to puffed sleeves. Sizes, 32 to 38 2.98 THE PERFECT GROUP Plain,. .. simple . . . smart! Perfectly corded . . . perfectly detailed. It's a number one outfit this year. A whole set of wonderful, goodlooking faded blue denims. Shorts.2.49 Halter.1.98 Skirt . 2.98 Jacket (not shown).. 4.98 Short Slacks (not shown)..2.98 BATIK PRINT SKIRTS Rich, multi-color batik prints on solid color background.—Made in Califor nia it's perfect for 'round-the-campus or date wear. Graceful and good looking! Sizes 24 to 28..3.98 BROWN RED BLUE GREEN J FOR CASUAL WEAR Simply cut.. . and oh! so smart. Per fect for wear with short and halter sets, knee length shorts, slacks, etc. Sanforized denim. Zipper front, two patch pockets, roll-up sleeve. Sizes, 12 to 18.2.98
