Library Hours Given
The Library will be open from 9
a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday, Memorial
Day. On Monday hours will be 8
a.m. to 6 p.m. Administrative, aud
io-visual, and technical process of
fices in the Library will be closed
Memorial Day.
For that
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ROTC Instructors
Get Transfer Notice
Army and Air Force personnel in
the military science department
who will be transferred to other
pests at the end of the school year
were announced Thursday.
Capt. Walter A. Koch will leave
for Air Force Bombardment
School, Mather Air Force Base,
Sacramento, Calif.
Capt. Emmet F. Dooley has ten
tatively been assigned to the Air
Force Reserve Training Center,
O Hare International Airport, Chi
cago.
Capt. Robert M. Peden will go
to Advanced Training School, Fort
Benning, Ga.
Others to be transferred are Sgt.
Malbourn D. Mudd (tentative) to
Fort Ord, Calif,, Sgt. Ralph J.
Morgan to Hamilton Field, Calif.,
and Sgt. Alrec E. Mayea to the
Portland Air Force Base.
Theater Bids Sought
Applications are now being taken
for house manager, ticket man
ager ,and check room manager of
the University Theater for the
1950-51 season.
Applications should be turned in
to Mrs. LeJeuene Griffith in the
University Theater Box Office.
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Scholarship Cup'Awarded
LEE OSBITRN (right) presents the Junior Interfraternity Coimcil
scholarship cup to Jiin Watkins, president of the Phi Ganuna Delta
pledge class, which made the highest cumulative Gl’A of any frater
nity pledge class fall term. The award was presented Tuesday at the
JIFC meeting in the Iiappa Sigma house. The Fiji pledge class made
over a 2.5 GPA.
ROTC Graduates
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Arthur Johnson, Robert Kane,
Donovan Kimball, William Lance,
Robert Lavey, Fred Matthias, Wal-;
ter Miller, John E. Meyer, Thomas
Murphy, Elwin Paxson, Gene Rose,
Thomas Sandmeyer.
Donald Sehmieding, Harry
Smith, Alvin Stockstad, Fred Tay
lor, Fred Thompson, Richard Unis,
William Van Dyke, Harold Weeks.
Army Infantry students to be
commissioned are:
Charles Anderson, Stanley Auf
eroth, Carl Baker, Robert Bitney,
John Carson, Wall Cheong Chun,
Oliver Deutschmann, Daniel
French, William Hall, Gerald Har
ris, John Holt, Alan Kunz, Richard
Lamb.
Lawrence Neer, Robert Randle,
Frank Rayburn, Duane Roisenk
Charles Rufner, Alvin Saxton,
Walter Smith, Charles Strader.
Future Army Transportation
Corps officers are:
Robert Bailey, Vernon Behrends,
Marvin Clark, Alexander Cleary,
Richard Courtright, Gene Hogan,
Alan Hollowell, Preston Holt, Don
ald Kessler, Robert Kingsbury.
Norvin Liska, Donald Malloch,
Robert Mensor, Norman Rhodes
James Shaw, Donald Simon, Robert
Thomas, Vernon Thomson, James
White.
Army ROTC rifle team members
who will receive medals are:
Neil Crosby, Lowell Aplet, Rob
ert Thomas, Gerald Test, Gordon
THE PADDOCK REFUSES TO
SERVE UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
4
This establishment insults White and Negro students by its policy of racial
discrimination. They will not serve Negi'oes!
SHOULD WE FURTHER THIS
POLICY OF DISCRIMINATION
WE REFUSE TO PATRONAGE
;; THE PADDOCK!
Members of XAACP
Swan, Raymond Bissell, Elmer
Hitabs, Merton Bali, Robert Bitney,
Irwin Holzman.
On the Air BYirce ROTC team
have been:
Glenn Yost, Arnold Telford,
Dennis Barnum, Jerry Zenzen, Al
vin Rollier, Witliam Mikkelsen,
Raymond Jungers, Norman Fug
gitt, Donald Whitwer, Joseph Eol'f.
Students Win $2,000
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GPA of 3.50. A major in anthro
pology, she plans to work for a
masters degree. She recently won
first prize in the annual poetry
contest sponsored by the Univer
sity English department.
Lowell, who plans to major in
law, ranks first in his graduating
class of 2S0. He has been vice-presi
dent of the student body in his
high school, and a member of the
basketball and tennis teams.
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Starts Sunday, May ‘>8
“BRIDE FOR SALE”
with Robert Young
Claudette Colbert
also
"MAN ON THE
EIFFEL TOWER”
with Chas. Laughton
Franchot Tone.
Starts Wednesday, May 31
“STARS IN MY CROWN"
with Joel McCrca
also
“CONSPIRATOR”
with Robert Taylor
Elizabeth Taylor
Starts Sunday, May 28
“ON THE TOWN”
with Gene Kelly - Frank Sinatra
Starts Wednesday, May 31
‘CHALLENGE TO LASIE’
with Edmund Gwinn
Donald Crisp
"GUADALCANAL
DIARY”
and
“BOMBA ON PANTHER
ISLAND”
Starts Tuesday, May 30
“CHRISTOPHER
COLUMBUS”
with Frederic March—also
‘FLIGHT TO NOWHERE’
Starts Thursday, June I
Jimmy Wakely in
"GUN LAW JUSTICE”
also Bill Eiliott in
“GALLANT LEGION”
M£ KENZIE M
”1 SPRINGFIELD 7’2/Ol
Starts Sunday, May 28
Clifton Webb in
“CHEAPER BY THE
DOZEN”
Starts Wednesday, May 31
“JOHNNY EAGER”
with Robert Tnylor-Lana Turner
also
"BLOSSOMS IN THE
DUST”
Greer Carson, Walter Pidgeon
Starts Sunday, May 28
“IDOL OF CROWDS”
and
"FORTY THIEVES”
Starts Wednesday, May 31
“INTRUDER IN THE
DUST”
with Claude Jarman, Jr.
also
“APPOINTMENT FOR
MURDER”
Starts Friday, June 2
“RANGE JUSTICE”
and
“SECRET SERVICE
INVESTIGATOR”
Special program has been
booked for Memorial Day show
ing at the Heilig, Mayflower and
Lane Theatres in Eugene . .
and the McKenzie and Varsity
Thatres in Springfield . . ,
Special matinees at the Heilig
and Lane Theatres with Box
office opening at 12:45 and con
tinuous showing afternoon and
evening. The McKenzie and Var
sity Theatres in Springfield will
open at 1:45 with continuous
showing afteinoon and evening
for Tuesday, Memorial Day. The
doors of the Mayflower Theatre
will open in the evening at 6:45.