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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 29, 1951)
CLASSIFIED Place your ad at the Student Union, main desk or at the Shook, In person or phono ext. 21», between 2 and 4 p.ui. Monday to Friday. Kates: First Insertion 4c per word; siihsceiuent Insertion* Zc per word. • FOR SALE BUYING A USED CAR? Buy wholesale from large choice and Have. Student dealer. Pb. 4-0558 after 6. 48 2 MEN'S SPORT JACKETS, $5.00 each; 1 Covart sport Jacket, $8.00; 1 light gray gabardine jacket, $7.00; and 1 heavy Covart men's overcoat, $20.00 — all In excellent condition. 1 dark brown salt and pepper suit, needH slight mending, $5.00. Phone 5-5720. 48 '41 FIVE PASSENGER BUICK, clean, motor in excellent condi tion, new rubber, seat covers, newly rebuilt front end. Has 88,000 miles. Well worth $450. See evenings, 1450 High, rear apartment. 49 > y PEWRITER $55. Excellent Remington Standard. Has special symbols til to atudents. Call 5-8225, 49 FORD MODEL-A good condition, trailer '35 - 1543 E. 15th. 49 CONN TRUMPET. Gold finish, brilliant setting, green plush lined case. Call at 5-3502. 51 • Personals IRONING — “Pick up and deliver" Shirta, trousers, etc. *1.00 per hour flat rate. Phone 4-3902. eot ATTENTION Anyone seeing nccldent on Kincaid St. between 1th and 14th. October 23, Please call Dwight Parr. 5-9481. 48 IRONING: Trousers pressed 25c each. Phone 4-3962. Free pickup and delivery. eot SU Movies Feature Christmas Theme “King of Kings" and “The Lit tlest Angel" will be shown at 2:30 p.m. and 4 :30 p.m. Sunday in the Student Union ballroom, under the sponsorship of the SU movie com mittee. The story of Christ, from the conversion of Magdalene to the Resurrection, is portrayed in "King of Kings,” which stars Joseph Schildkraut and H. B. Warner, and is produced by Cecil B. DeMille. “The Littlest Angel” is a short, animated cartoon taken from a Christmas story. Admission price is 30 cents. First Fraternity Installed On OregonCampusin1900 National fraternities have boon on the University of Oregon ram pun since the turn of the century. Sigma Nu was installed Dec. 1, 1900. The first national aorority, Gamma I’hl Beta, wan installed Dec. 18, 1908. These and the later organizations have had at least two different houses apiece through the years. Many rented large, old houses until a new home could be built. Sigma Kappa has the newest and most modern house on campus. Among the buildings which have housed Greek organizations for the | greatest number of years are the Kappa Sigma and Phi Gamma Del ! ta houses. Several fraternities and soror ities moved into new houses during the fall term of 1910. The Kappa Slgs' house at Alder street and 11th avenue east was being com pleted then. An Emerald story that year described it as a Swiss chalet with a rough finished and stained exterior. The Kappa Sigs are still | living in the same house. They ! originally occupied what was the Anchorage on the Mill Race. Lambda Kho on CiunpiiH I Lambda Rho, a local sorority, had a new home late in 1910. The southern colonial house with two story pillars in front and a sloping t roof was located on Alder st. be ! tween 13th and 14th. On Oct. 13, 1913, Lambda Kho became Alpha Delta of Delta Gamma. The DG's purchased that house for J10.000 in October 1921. The ! Emerald described it as one of the largest houses on campus at that time. During the year of 1928-29, the DG's moved into their present house and Bachelordon, a man’s living organization, took over the old colonial-style home. Bachelor j don was active on the UO campus ■ m thr- early Twenties and was re j organized in 1927. About 1932 that same house be came Chi Psi lodge. The Chi Psi's were still there in 1934. By 1938 the Fiji's, who had been living in Sherry Ross hall due to the depres sion, were in their present house. That house is the same one pic tured in the early Oreganas as the Lambda Rho house. ATO’s, Thetas Next Other Greeks moving into new houses in 1910 were Alpha Tau Omega, Oak between 11th and 12th, and Kappa Alpha Theta, 12th ave. and Hilyard st. E. The present Pi Beta Phi house was shown in the old Oreganas as : early as 1924 and in 1925 Delta Delta Delta, Alpha Tau Omega and Kappa Kappa Gamma were at the present addresses. The most recent construction, the Sigma Kappa house, was begun in April 1949 and was sufficiently completed for members to move I in by the following fall. The group had formerly lived at 1761 Alder st„ Sigma Alpha Mu’s present house. W. W. Hurdie and Sons, Eugene, were contractors for the Sigma Kappa house. The exterior is Washington red cedar siding with vertical white pine. The living room and dining room open onto a large, partly covered te rrace with an outdoor fireplace. Radiant heat ing and flourescent and ineades cent lighting are used throughout, j For 3rd Production i Tryouts Set Today Tryouts for the University thea- I ter's third production of the year ' will be held at 7:30 p.in. today in I the lab theater, room 102 Villard. Horace Robinson, associate pro-' fessor of speech and director of the University theater, will direct the play. Name of the play has not been announced because a release from the publishing house has not yet , been received, the theater said. : Robinson reported that the play is a "unique modern American dra- • ma." A wide variety of roles for men 1 and wome/i, straight and character parts, will be available. Robinson , said. YW Members Sell Breakfast Tickets Tickets for YWCA waffle break fast are still available in women's living organizations for 50 cents. The breakfast will be held in Ger linger hall beginning at 9 a.m. Sat urday. House representatives selling the tickets are requested by ticket chairman Robbett Gilmore to turn in their money and unsold tickets to Cleo Cad we I at 506-C Carson hall by 10:30 tonight. A style show of holiday fashions modeled by 12 freshmen women i will be presented during the break fast by Kaufman's, Eugene depart ment store. Arrangements for the breakfast are being handled by the freshmen ' commissioners under the general chairmanship of Ann Gerlinger. The models for the fashion show , | which will be held at 9:30 a.m. | are Margie Davis, Billie Pence. i Cora Mae Petersen. Tricia Law rence. Colleen Moore. Gail Bow mr.n, Carol Walker. Ellen Burbano. Ann Gerlinger, Pat Bingham, Josie I Boylen and Gerri Gibson. The University of Michigan was the first state university. This sign language can save your life • Right turn * L©ft tliril/ pulling owoy from curb, or backing up ® Stopping or slowing down If other drivers were mind-readers, you wouldn’t have to give hand signals. Unfortunately they’re not. So when you make a sudden turn or stop with out signalling, you run the risk of an accident. Protect your car and yourself by learning the correct, legal signals and using them properly. In this way you tell other drivers what you are going to do before you do it. Remember—hand signals are more important today because there are more cars than ever on the road. Don’t take a chance—make hand signalling a habit. Be careful—the life you save may be your own! 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