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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1952)
Come to BRISTOWS for your FREE SHAVE with the close shaving New SCHICK "20" For one week only Take home a new . .. SCHICK "20" ON 10 DAYS NO-RISK TRIAL • no obligation • refund guaranteed (New SCHICK “20” in saddle stitched Caddie Case $24.50 BRISTOWS 620 Willamette Ph. 4-0211 Elections, Foreign Policy, Topics of Talk Schleicher Will Speak Wednesday Night C. P. Schleicher, professor of political science, will speak on "The Elections and Foreign Pol icy" at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Student Union browsing room. Schleicher is a member of the board of directors for the Oregon I Council on World Affairs, and on j the executive committees of the i and the Oregon State Commission Montgomery Ward To Interview Grads Two representatives from Mont gomery Ward and company will be on campus next Tuesday, October 21, to interview 1953 graduate prospects for their training pro gram. Mr. A. E. Oines and Mr. K. A. Brooks, representing the company, will hold interviews from 9 a m. until noon. Come in with your cleaning and Laundry tcday or any day at BEST CLEANERS BUT Do it now ... Be prepared for any unexpected occasion! 815 E.13th Ph. 5-6321 Northwest Political Association for UNESCO. William Williams, assistant pro fessor of history, will lcatl the dis cussion following the talk. Social Calender Wednesday Dinner* Theta Chi-Pi Beta Phi. Kappa Sigma - Alpha Gamma L'elta. Phi Kappa Psi-Kappa Kappa Gamma. Desserts Freshmen exchanges. Beta Theta Pi-Alpha Phi. Alpha Tau Omega-Delta Gamma Sigma Alpha Epsilon-Kappa Al pha Theta. Yeomen-Ann Jiulson. Hale Kane-Hendricks Annex. Friday—Firesides Lambda Chi Alpha. Phi Sigma Kappa. Saturday—Firesides Hendricks Hall. Sigma Phi Epsilon. Rebec Alpha Delta Pi. Dances Delta Gamma Delta Delta Delta Sigma Kappa Delta Zeta Patricia Palmer Wins Junior History Award Patricia Palmer, senior in his tory, won the Carolyn Benson Unander Memorial award for the 52-53 year. The prize is given to junior women in social science whose work is of excellent quality and who plans to enter public service work. The prize is made possible through Gamma Phi Beta alumni gifts. 1 PLATE DINNER 85c Special • Meat • Potatoes • Vegetables • Bread & Butter 60c Special • Meat specialty dishes • Potatoes • Vegetables • Bread and Butter A!! items available a la carte Beginning Monday, Oct. 20 STUDENT UNION • Campus Briefs 0 Chairmen for the YWCA Kiddy Karnival will meet at noon j today in the Student Union. ^ A social and business meet ing of the Propellor club will be held in the Student Union at 7 to night. • The Y representatives of all women's houses will meet at Ger linger at 4 p.m. Wednesday. Tick ets for the sophomore women's fireside will be distributed, ac cording to Jackie Jensen and Jean Piercy, ticket co-chairmen. 0 William A. Williams, assist- , ant professor of history, will be ( the featured speaker at Interna-I tional Relations club tonight at 7:30 at the Student Union. Mr. Williams will speak on the Kennon affair. New officers will also be chosen at this time. 0 Arthur I)c Zande of North Bend will speak at the Inter-Var sity Christian Fellowship meeting in the Student Union at 7 tonight. 0 New patients admitted to the infirmary over the weekend are Ted Anderson, Norman Heestand and Bob Furrer. Remaining there ; from last week are Elizabeth ! Bridgewater and Jack Young. Dismissed last weekend were Brice Gregerson, Beverly Kreik, Anne Armstrong, Jimy Louise Vaughan, Alice Weston, Anne Hill, Jack Ru3cigno, Bill Batterton, Lonnie Dunn, Harold Simmons, ! William Brandsness and George Booth. Q ('hi Delta l*hi, national liter ary honorary, will hold initiation for new members at 6:30 tonight in the Alpha Phi house. Short silks will be in order. 0 The house representatives from all living organizations will meet at 4 p.m. today in the Stu dent Union to arrange for house pairings for the noise parade dur ing Homecoming weekend. The representatives will be given all rules concerning the noise parade, said Joan Cartozian and Norma Hultgren, co-chairmen. 9 All YWCA house representa tives must turn in their member ship cards to the YW office by noon today, Barbara Keelen, mem bership chairman, has announced. • Gamma Alpha Chi Apple sale petitions for booth sales and flying speeches are to be turned in at 5 p.m. today to Joanne Forbes at Carson hall. I^IWOW SAYS r 1. Hold your match 'til it’s told-then pinch it to make sure. 2. Crush out your cigarette, cigar, pipe oshes. Use an ash tray! 3. Drown your campfire, then stir and drown again. 4. Ask about the law be fore burning grass, brush, fence rows, or trash. Rememfe'i,—Only you can PREVENT FOREST FIRES! Oman Daily djSE HERALD Sll Currents SU Dance Draws Enthusiastic Crowd The “Fishbowl Frolic", first dance of the year presented by the dance committee, was very suc cessful, judging by the crowd that attended, states Jackie Steuait, chairman of the committee. The theme of the dance to be held this Friday will be announced later. * * * Football Movie Set Movies of the Oregon-Washing ton football game in Seattle will be shown tonight at 0:30 in the Student Union ballroom. Oregana Selects Business Staff Dolores Parrish, business man ager for the Oregana, has an- * nounced her business staff for the coming year. The staff members are Alan Op pliger, advertising manager; Jirn Light, sales manager; Carol Lee Tate, promotion and publicity; Barbara Evonchuck, organiza tions manager; Marilyn Parrish, executive secretary, and Helen Wright, high school program di rector. Joan Walker is in charge of late Oregana sales. What They Are Saying Gov. Thomas Dewey of New York says that Truman doesn’t dare let a clean, fro: h administra tion Ret into Washington, ‘'be cause treason is too great." Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt says Stevenson is, in her words, "better fitted" than Eisenhower to be president. Republican vice- presidential nominee Richard Nixon says that Stevenson’s Illinois record exposes him as' what Nixon calls a weak ling, a waster and a small caliber Truman. Vice President Barkley has urg ed Floridans to endorse what he calls "the outstanding two decades of progress" by voting democratic. Gov. Earl Warren of California has told a New Jersey audience that ten out of eleven western states have gone to republican ad ministrations and no one has been let down. The governor also said in the same speech that the same Demo crats who wanted Eisenhower to head their 1948 ticket now belittle him as "a man on horseback." 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