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• FOR SALE
'.'17 PONTIAC coup. In pood shape,
runs well, $75. 1033 F. St.
Springfield, or phone 6-1374 af
ternoons. 37
*30 KORD convertible, *75. ’.'17
Lincoln 4-door sedan, *15. Ph.
5-2909. 37
’37 PLY MOUTH coup with ’39
Nash motor, good body. Phone
5-4989. 37
’35 CHK.V. coup. Very cheap. Ph.
7-2862 before 11 a.m. or after
6 p.m. 37
BUYING A USED CAR? Pick car
from large assortment save up
to *300. Student deulcr. Ph.
4-0558 after 8 p m. 37
‘32 V-8 FORD, Runs good. Very
cheap. Phone 5-0593. 37
iiL’HT SACHA KICK '40 BuUrk con
vertible. Pipes, extras. Harold
Watts. Phone 4-3745 or see at
1013 E. 22nd. Between 5:30 and
7:30 p.m. 37
FOR SALE Toil Bukk.T’ivc pas
senger, a nice clean car, excel
lent rubber, newly rebuilt front
end and brakes, actual mileage,
88,000, engine in top condition.
Well worth *450.00. Sec evenings
1450 High St. Rear Apt. H. H.
McClure. 37
© LOST
LOST Brown leather jacket at
Hiver View St. and Highway 99
K. REWARD. Phone 7-7019. 40
• Personals
WANTED YOUNG LADY to
do waitress work. Call 4-6139 or
7-7584. 38
A LTENTION To all our new cus
tomers, the Town House, 1811
Highway 99, will be open No
vember 9 for those good dinners.
Phone 4-6139. 38
I HONIN’*; "Pic k up and deliver"
Shirts, trousers, etc. $1.00 per
hour flat rate. Phone 4-3962.
eot
TYPING—Theses typed at reas
onable prices. Richards Secre
tarial Service, 14th and Will
amette. Ph. 5-0845. 38
WANTED Woman for ho is< work.
Call 6-1903 between 5 and 6
p.m. 38
CAMPUS CALENDAR
0:00 Bowen Lecture 218 SC
NW College Plemt
2n«I Floor SU
10:00 NW College Plemt
Dads Km SC
Noon Phi Alpha Delta 111 SC
Scout Fair Comm 118 SC
1:00 NW College Plemt
Dailn Km SC
8:00 AWS Auction Terrace SU
4:15 Fishbowl Concert
Fishbowl SC
5:00 PI Sigma Alpha 884 SC
0:30 ASCI) Conf 110 SC
7:00 Press Forum Datin Km SU
7:45 Coffee Hour
Browsing Km SU
Foreign Students
Guest of Emerald,
Honoraries Today
The 14 foreign students in the
School of Journalism will be guests
of the Emerald and Theta Sigma
Phi and Sigma Delta Chi, journal
ism honoraries, at an informal cof
fee hour and round table at 7 p.m.
today in the Student Union.
Brief talks will be given by
Lorna Larson, Emerald editor;
Gretchen Grondahl, president of
Theta Sigma Phi; and Bill Cloth
ier, president of the men’s honor
ary.
Each of the foreign students will
be asked to give a short personal
history.
More Queen Candidates
KAKRAKA BATHS, left, and JLyn Hartley arc* the* last two candi
dates for Homecoming queen to bo interviewed by the Emerald.
— lime raid PIxoto by Pete Mce
Last of Candidates
For Queen Interviewed
By Donna Hart
Barbara Baton and Lyn Hurt
toy aro tho last dun of Homecom
ing queen candidates to hr Inter
viewed by tho Emerald. Intor
vlows of tho other four Candi
da ton, Jody Greer, Helen Jack
son, Molly Miint/.el and Nancy
Sillier, u|>|H'urrd In Wednesday’s
and Thursday’s Emeralds.
Barbara Bates is another of the
Homecoming queen finalists whose
major is in the field of art. She is |
a fifth year student majoring in
interior design in the school of ,
architecture. She hopes to continue j
her work in the field in a profes
sional capacity. Upon graduation
from Oregon she plans to work in
Portland.
Before coming to the university
of Oregon she attended Willamette
University for two years. She i
graduated from Salem high school j
in 1917. Since coming to Oregon j
she has participated in several
campus activities, including presi
dency of Alpha Chi Omega, chair
man of the Student Union cultural,
committee, steering committee of :
associated students of architecture j
and allied arts and secretary of the
student chapter of profession in
terior designers.
The 5-foot b-incli, I2-vear old j
brunette enjoys all types of sports, \
including spectator sports, such as
football and basketball. "I’m a
lousy skier," she comments, "but I
love to ski. My work in the archi
tecture school has to be both my
main tiobby and my interest for it
is very time consuming." The blue
eyod Salemite is working toward
her graduation in June from the
five-year architecture school.
Miss Bates expressed confidence
in the 1951 Homecoming plans.
She said, "This year tho Homecom
ing schedule is geared so that the
students will have time and will
want to be hosts to the returning
alums. The difficulties arising from
the Homecoming dates were ade
quately taken care of by the house
poll which was taken.”
LYN HARTLEY
November 23 may mean the day
of the 1951 Homecoming celebra
tion foi most people, but for Lyn
Hartley it will also be the day on
which she celebrates her 19th
birthday. The Delta Gamma sopho
more holds the title of Sweetheart
of Sigma Chi, which she won dur
ing her freshman year at the Uni
versity.
This 112-pound, 5-foot 6-inch
brunette is formerly from Port
land, but now lives in San Diego,
California. She graduated in 1950
from Hoover high in the California
seaport city. A major in prc-nurs
mg. Mir-s Hartley plans to be ar.
anesthetist. After graduation from
the Oregon Nursing school she
plrfhs to take one extra year of
specialization in anesthesia at
Cook County hospital in Chicago.
At the present time she does Red
Cross volunteer nurses' aide work
at Sacred Heart hospital.
Miss Hartley's college activities
include rally board, Whiskerino
clean-up and promotion commit
tees and Dads’ Day promotion
committee. Her outside interests
lie chiefly in sailing and bowling.
In speaking of the Homecoming
schedule for this year. Miss Hart
ley slated, "I think as a whole
the schedule has been worked out
satisfactorily; especially consider
ing the disadvantages present.
With everyone's cooperation and
the sincere effort put forth by all
persons concerned, I'm sure Home
coming will be the success it has
always been in past years.”
She further expressed the opin
ion that "Frances Gillmore de
serves a great deal of praise for
her apt handling of an awkward
situation.”
Stagecraft Class
Discovers 'Bugs'
In Friendly Hall
Discovery of “English depart
ment bugs” in the basement of
Friendly hall was announced
Thursday by a fundamentals of
stagecraft class.
The hugs, about an inch in
length and black with six legs,
were exposed when the class pre
pared to move old scenery stored
in the basement. It was reported
that the bugs have flourished
on a diet of “surplus knowledge
from the English department on
the floors above.”
However, students ill the biol
ogy department upon examina
tion of the insect, railed it a
periplaneta Americana or what
is commonly known as a cock
roach.
TODAY S STAFF
Makeup editor: Phil Bettens
Copy Desk: Donna May, Jean
Clark, Annabeth Carlson.
NIGHT STAFF
Night Editor: Sarah Turnbull.
Night Staff: Paul Keefe.
JUlt&nincf.
...6* KWAX
FRIDAY
5:00 Plano Moods
5:J5 Guest Star
5:30 News
5:45 Sports News
6:00 Table Hopping
6:15 Music in the Air
6:30 Entertainment Guide
6:45 Religious News
7 :00 Dr. James < onant
8:00 Dr. Clarence Faust
8:45 Musical Interlude
8:00 Request Time
10:30 News
10:35 Time to Say Goodnight
11:00 Sign Off
Noise Parade
Pairings Told
House representatives drew for
noise parade pairings Monday aft
ernoon. The pairings are as fol
lows :
1—Sigma N'u, Kappa Alpha The- '
ta, University House; 2—Yoemen, |
Gamma Phi Beta, Pi Kappa Phi; ;
3 Tau Kappa Epsilon, Delta Delta
Delta, Minturn; 4—Lambda Chi
Alpha, Hendricks;
5 Carson 2, Kappa Sigma; 6—
Chi Psi, Alpha Delta Pi, Beta
Theta Pi; 7 Pi Kappa Alpha, Pi
Beta Phi, Sigma; 8—Alpha Tau
Omega. Ann Judson; 0 Phi Gam
ma Delta, Delta Zeta, Omega.
10—Phi Sigma Kappa. Alpha
Omicron Pi; 11- Delta Gamma
Sigma Alpha Mu, Susan Campbell: j
12 Phi Kappa Sigma, Alpha
Gamma Delta, Gamma; 13—Theta
Chi, Chi Omega; 14—Campbell
Club, Kappa Kappa bamma. Re
bec; 15- Phi Delta Theta, Orides;
16- Sigma Phi Epsilon, High
land house, Shery Ross: 17 Al
pha, Zeta Tau Alpha. Delta Tau
Delta: 18- Phi Kappa Psi, Alpha
Chi Omega; 19- Stan Ray, Alpha
Xi Delta Sigma, Alpha Epsilon;
20 Sigma Chi, Sigma Kappa.
Philadelphia; 21 — Delta Upsilon,
Alpha Phi, McChesr.ey; 22—Seder
strom, Hunter, French. Carson 5; !
23—Nestor, Cherney, Carson 3 and I
Play Tryouts Set
*Tiyouts for "Blue Points, Ap
prentice", a radio comedy by Ralph j
A .Walston, will be held from 3 (
to 4 :30 p.m. today in Studio A on j
the third floor of Villard hall, ac
cording to Cliff Cole, director.
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NOVEMBER 11
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