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p’laco your ml ut Uio Student
Union, main desk or ut tlio
j Shuck, In person or phone ext.
f 2IU, between 2 and 4 p.m.
Monday to Friday.
Itutcs: FIrst liiNcrtion 4o per
Word; siibsPouent ImiertlonH 2c
per word.
• FOR SALE
BUYINr; ft tl.Hcd Car? Huy whole
isale from large choice and save.
Student dealer. Ph. 4-0558 after
. «• 42
| try I NO a Used Car? Pick car
from large assortment Have up
to $.'100. Student dealer. Phone
4-0558 ufter 3 p.m. 41
lit'ST SACRIFICE to Hunk con
vertible. Pipes, extruH. Harold
Watts. Phone 4-3754 or see at
1013 E. 22nd. Between 5:30 and
i 7:30 p.m. 40
B7 FORD coach, '48 Merc try
motor, 5 w.w. tires. Ph. 5-5043
40
• LOST
E5sT Hrown leather jacket at
Kivrr View St. and Highway 09
E. REWARD. Phone 7-7049. 10
• Personals
ftONING ' Pn k up and deliver"
1.Shirts, trousers, etc. $1.00 per
I hour flat rate. Phone 1-3962.
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■DERS WANTED to Bay area
for Cal. game. Leaving Thai..-|
|(!ay night or Friday morning.,
’Contact Don Nemir, Onu ga Hall.
41 '
"*• ROOMS j
gA< 'HEI.OR Imihi iiii ill apt. !•
ainhed, 2 rooms, hot plate a.id >■
Hfrigerator, shown. All utilltc 1
§ furnished. Laundry facilities. $30
per month. Ph. 5-5154 evenings.
2288 Alder 42'
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GE to Stage
'House of Magic'
General Electric’s "House of
Magic” show, portraying .some of |
the phenomena of modern develop- J
merits in whence, will be staged
Thursday In the Student Union
ballroom.
University students will have a
special show at 2 p m. that day,
K. T. Ellickson, head of the physics
department, said.
The show is presented on stage
by General Electric performers.
The "House of Magic" is offered
by the Genera] Electric company
as “proof that scientific fact can
he stranger than fiction”. It in
cludes such demonstrations as
beaming music across a beam of
light, control of a shadow by its
creator, and causing a whirling
gear to appear to be standing :
still by means of stroboscopic light, j
The show, sponsored by the do- i
partmont of physics and the Eu
gene Water and Electric board,
also includes a Geiger counter
demonstration, lighting an electric
lamp with a match, and controlling
a miniature electric train with a
human voice.
KWAX to Question
Homecoming Heads
Francis Oillmore, general chair- !
man of Homecoming, and Karl
Harshbarger, assistant genera! j
chairman, will be interviewed 1
Wednesday night at *3:30 p m. over
radio station KWAX. Appearing [
on "The Questionaire Panel" Miss j
G ilmore and Harshbarger will be
questioned by Ken Warren. KWAX
program director, on plans xor i
Homecoming.
Los'r Is Found—Fast
SOUTH BEND, IND. <U.R> Po
ll,.- ( ip-. Charles Dutricux gave
fast se vice to a sad young couple
who waller ! into the station to re
port the loss of a purse. An alert
patiolman had turned it in a min
ute before.
71
IF THIS HAPPEKS10 YOU..
REMEMBER —
(1) Try to make closing hours
(2) Sell the car through
Emerald Classifieds
The wise advertiser knows the
best way to meet the student
market is by advertising in the
student paper.
daily
EMERALD
Francis Gillmore, Homecoming Chief
Outlines Plans, Hopes for 1951 Event
By Donna llarf
A young lady with one of the I
biggest Jobs on campus these days !
is Francis Gillmore, 1951 Home- i
coming chairman. Coordinating, j
checking, rechecking, and keeping
schedules and committees func
tioning smoothly are some of her
duties.
Miss Cilimore, a 20-year old
Junior in Knglish, graduated in
IfMK from Fayetteville high school
in North Carolina. Being the
daughter of an Army officer poses
quite a problem as to where her
hometown is located. At the pres
ent time her father is in Korea
and her mother is living in Wash
ington, D.C.
A major in Knglish and minoring
in French, Miss Gillmore will be
qualified to teach school upon
graduation. She hopes to eventual
ly make use of her language
studies, however, in the export
business. "My great desire." said
the bunette Kappa Alpha Theta,
“is to travel abroad.”
Active for Three Years
Miss Gillmore has been active
in the past three years as Kwama
president, French Club president,
public affairs chairman of the
YWCA and Amphibians.
"Homecoming Weekend," stated ;
the chairman, "promises. I think,
to bo giand fun for all who partici
pate. The committee chairmen are
doing a wonderful job. the students
are cooperating cheerfully and all
phases are progressing admirably.”
Miss Gillmore spoke enthusi- ;
astically of the schedule for the'
Wccktnd. "The bonfire rally on 1
Friday night starts our Homecom-1
ing activities. Much support mot
ally and othei-wise is needed to I
keep our OSC friends from having ;
Mixer In SU Set
For Friday Night
"Merry-Go-Round Magic" is the
theme of the mixer to be held from
9 p.m. to 12 midnight Friday, in
the fishbowl of the Student Union.
Campus clothes are in order for
this no-date dance and music will
be supplied from records. The en
tertainment to be provided will be
announced at a later date.
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tho pleasure of setting off our i
bonfire. The freshmen are well or- j
gam zed and enthused and have
pledged support of many sopho- '
more men. It must be lit by our
Homecoming Queen,” she stressed. •
‘Informal Mixer-Dance’
“Following the bonfire and ral- '
ly, for which the rally board Is (
FRANCIS CtlFiLMORE
whispering surprise tactics, there
will be an informal mixer-dance at 1
the fishbowl in the Student Union
sponsored by the SU dance com
mittee."
"On Saturday,” she continued
"there will be the noise parade, one
of Homecoming Weekend’s favor
ite traditions. Enthusiasm and
spirit will keynote the noise pa
rade . . . not to forget noise makers
which can either be piarked outside
the gates or carried in to use in
cheering on our fighting football .
team."
“After the game,” added Mi j
Gillrnorc, "much reunion will 'a he
place. The dance will be held that
night, and the da.ice committee
promises* great doings, good music,
and 'startling new' decorations. ’
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FOR THE BIG WEEKEND
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