College Queen
Contest Open
To select and honor on a na
tional level the typical and most
all-around versatile college girl
in the nation is the purpose o(
the third annual National College
Queen contest.
The winner of the contest to
bo held in Asbury Park. N.J.,
will receive a grand tour of Eu
rope and $5000 in prizes. Under
graduate college girls between
the ages of 17 and 24 years are
eligible to enter the contest to
be held September Ml.
Judgings will be based on 50
percent for beauty and 50 per
cent for brains. Entry forms will
request information concerning
campus activities; extra-curricu
lar achievements; scholastic
work and personal background.
Entrants will also submit an
original essay (250 words or less t
on the subject. “What College
Education Means to Me.” A snap
shot or photograph is also to be
included with the entry blank.
The Youth Research Institute of
New York City has been com
missioned as the official scoring
and marking body for the con
test.
The National College Queen
winner will receive the National
College Queen Trophy-Award; a
Grand Tour of Europe with all
expenses paid; scholarship
awards and $5,000 in prizes in
cluding an all-purpose wardrobe
of designer’s clothes. State col
lege queen finalists will receive
round trip transportation to com
pete at Asbury Park, N.J., and
TV Show Features
Graduate Student
Indar Malhotra. native of Kash
mir and a graduate student in
journalism, will be interviewed
on a KVAL-TV television pro
gram Monday at 6:45 p.m.
Malhotra has been in the Unit
ed States since 1952. and has a
bachelor’s degree in journalism
and a master's in agronomy and
extension work from Kansas
State college, where he studied
before coming to Oregon last
summer.
Charles T. Duncan, professor
of journalism, will interview
Malhotra during the program.
GRADUATION
A MILESTONE THAT
MUST BE MARKED
BY A
FINE PORTRAIT.
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THEM FOR YOU?
Please Phone 4-3432
For Your Appointment
FEHLY STUDIO
1214 Kincaid
ON the Campus
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bury Park while there.
Free entry blank forms can
now be obtained by writing to:
College Queen Contest Director,
Convention Hall, Asbury Park,
N. J.
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Foreign Students Hold
Open House March 18
Cosmopolitan club will hold
open house from 7:30 p.m. to
10:15 p.m. Friday.
Two movies, “California Va
cation Land" and "Small Towns
in America," will be shown. Re
freshments will bo served.
Alaska has a larger national
forest area than any state. Ore
gon is fourth among states.
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Antique Clock Presented to Dean
A new addition to the office of
Gordon A. Sabine, dean of the
University Journalism school, Is
an antique clock. It was present
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