Spanish Club to Meet
A. meeting of the Spanish honor
cry, Sigma Delta Pi, open lo any
interested student. will be heUl
Thursday ai •»:^u p.m. tn the Stu
dent Union, L. O. Wright, profes
sor of romance languages, an
nounced.
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Now Playing
’’Golden Horde”
David Farrar & Ann Blyth
also
“Federal Agents at Large”
Dorothy Patrick & Robert
Howell
Starts Tomorrow
“Adventures of Captain
Fabian”
Errol Flynn & Micheline Prelle
also
“Havana Rose ’
Estelita Rodriques & Hugh
Herbert
Note: Heilig Theatre will be
closed afternoons only, Monday
thru Friday, for an indefinite
period for repairs. Box office
will be open at 6:00 for evening
showings only. Sat. ll:45-Sun
day 12:45.
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Now Playing
“Apache Drums"
Stephen McNally & Colleen
Gray
- also
“Lost Horizon”
Now Playing
“Iron Man”
Jeff Chandler & Evelyn Keyes
Starts Tomorrow
“Golden Horde”
David Farrar & Ann Blyth
Student Court
States Meeting
In SU Tonight
The first meeting of the year for
the student court will be at 7:30 p.
m. tonight in the Student Union.
Some traffic violations will be
handled, although the meeting will
be mostly organiaztional, Mike Ad
ams, Chairman, announced.
Tickets for traffic violations are
be mostly organizational, Mike Ad
now being issued by the campus
policemen after two weeks of
warning tickets. Violators are to
pay their ffhes at the office of stu
dent affairs or appear before the
court at tonight's session, Adams
said.
A* proposal to be made to the
Senate concerning an increase in
the court's jurisdiction will also be
discussed by the court members,
Fred Risser, Sarah Turnbull. John
Beal, Ron Lowell and Adams.
Christmas Employment
Open in Eugene Area
Students wishing Christmas va
cation jobs in the Portland and
Eugene areas may now sign up at
the university employment office,
acording to Shirley Sylvester, man
ager.
Positions will be open in post of
fices. retail stores and business of
fices. Miss Sylvester said. Jobs are
limited and applications should be
made as soon as possible, she said.
German Club to Present
Ulrich Trumpener, foreign stu
dent from Berlin, Germany in his
tory, will speak at a coffee hour
sponsored by the Germany honor
ary Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in Ger
linger.
Coffee and cookies wiii be served
and all students interested in the |
German language and culture are
invited, W. A. Hoecker, assist
ant professor of German, says.
Sophomore Whiskerino—Oct. 27
Religious Council
Meets to Discuss
Reception, Retreat
Last minute plans for the For
eign Student Reception and final
preparations for the University Re
ligious Council retreat were made
at the group's noon meeting Mon
day in Westminster House.
Natalie Beekett, chairman of
hosts and hostesses for the 8 p.m.
Sunday reception, told all religious
council members to appear at the
Student Union shortly before the
affair, the men wearing suits and
the women short silks.
Jane Simpson, chairman for the
Council retreat, announced that all
council members attending the
over-night confab would meet at
4 p.m. Friday in front of Gerlinger
Hall. The retreat will take place at
a Baptist lodge several miles out
side Eugen^.
All council members were urged
by Jack Merner, University YWCA
secretary, to encourage students in
their respective campus religious
groups to attend the talks of Mrs.
Lois M. Wichman,, a worker for the
Student Volunteer Movement, who
will be on the campus Sunday and
Monday.
The Volunteer Movement speak
er will talk on the importance of
having greater unity among re
ligious groups today in light of the
crucial international crisis and also
try to interest students in the
many important jobs open in the
Christian vocation.
The next meeting of the council
will be at noon Monday in West
minster House.
Oregana Schedule
The Oreganu picture schedule
for the remainder of the week:
Today: Alpha Gamma Delta,
Carson Three
Thursday: Alpha Omlcrnn 1’i,
Carson Four
Friday: Alpha Phi, Carson
Five
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Edits, Sports
In Emerald
Most Popular
Students showed definite prefer
ences for certain sections of the
Emerald when they were asked,
•Which section of the Emerald
do you like best, and which the
least?"
Most of the girls favored the edi
torial page, while they showed the
least interest in sports events. Four
out of five men questioned said
they prefer the sports page. The
dislikes of the men varied.
Kathy Burgess — sophomore in
art "The editorial page is the one
I choose. The letters to the editor
are interesting. I don't read the
sports page.”
Boll Hewett junior in sociology
"The sports section is the best.
Club news can go!”
Don Monte sophomore in busi
ness administration—"I like every
thing in the Emerald. We ought to
have even more of what they print
Sports section is my favorite."
Alice Ghling junior in educa
tion— "The world news section is
the most interesting. The only sec
tion I really don't read is the sports
section."
Kenny Ulokenbottom freshman
in liberal arts "I couldn't do with
out the sports section. We can read
the world news other places, and I
seldom read that section.”
Helen Shanks junior in educa
tion- "The editorial page is good,
and I read it first. Sports are im
portant to the fellows, but I don't
read that section."
Lowell Schuck — sophomore in
business—"Sports! X always read
about sports events. Some of the
editorials should be cut out."
Kuth Finney—sophomore in mu
sic—"After I read Bibler's car
toons, I read the rest of the edi
torial page. I don't read about
sports.”
A1 Kershaw junior in business
administration- -"The front page is
the one I choose, because it has
the most news about school. I don't
care too much for some of the edi
torials."
AWS Reporter
Position Open
The position of AWS reporter in
open to any sophomore women with
a 2.00 GPA interested In petition
ing for the position, Nancy Allison,
AWS president, announced.
Petitions may be turned in to
Miss Allison at Hendricks Hall;
Helen Jackson, Carson 5; Marilyn
Thompson, Delta Delta Delta;
Blaine Hartung, Alpha Chi Omega;
or Joan Walker, Kappa Alpha
Theta.
The reporter will serve on the
AWS cabinet and handle the pub
licity and promotion for all organi
zation functions. The reporter is
also in charge of keeping up the
AWS scrapbook.
If It's
A Monkey
You Want
... .you go to the zoo!
If it’s a fine refreshment,
with a friendly smile
you see “doc”
THE LEMON 'O'
“Doc” Ireland
13th & Alder
SU Schedules
Shaw's Comedy
"Pygmalion,” the Bernard Shaw
comedy, will he shown lit 2:30 and
•l:lf> p.m. Sunday In the Student
Union ballroom, Sandra Price, SU
movie chairman, has announced.
The movie concerns a language
professor who transforms an mu
riate flower girl Into a gracious
lady, and then falls In love with his
creation, according to Miss Price.
Leslie Howard and Wendy Hil
lier are the stars of the film.
Admission price Is 30 cents.
Sophomore Wlilskerlno—Oct. 27
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