“TRADING IX" 9,'50 CIGARETTE BOXES for a hi-fi phonograph, nine members of Lambda Chi
Alpha stand, cigaretteless, before the chapter h >use. Pictured are Clyde Gen/., Jack Sears, Bob
Meltebeck, Wade Bentson, Dick Ball. Marty Norris, Tom Keel, Dwayne Brandt, and Ken Overtone.
(Photo by Jim Boydl
Lambda Chi FlipsWay fo Hi-Fi Prize
Members .of Lambda Chi Al
pha Tuesday were named the win
ners of the annual campus Marl
boro cigarette contest. The fra
ternity was presented with the
first place prize, a hi-fi phono
graph, by a representative of the
company.
A total of 9.750 cigarette boxes
were submitted in the contest.
Lambda Chi had a per capita per
centage of S6.6 boxes per resident
to win.
Second place went to Phi Garn
I ma Delta, with a percentage of
36.7. Pi Beta Phi copped third
t with a 52.8 per cent total.
Presenting the award was com
pany representative P. K. Leon
ard.
According to campus repre
sentative Jay Bashor, a new pro
I motion idea is needed for Philip
Morris products on campus. Per
| sons wishing to submit ideas
should contact Bashor at Beta
Theta Pi.
Bashor said that entries in the
contest came from several states,
as other chapters of local gro- ps
contributed to the organization
totals.
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Campus Briefs
• Junior Week chairmen will
meet Wednesday at 4 p.m. in
Room 313 of the Student Union.
Progress reports will be due.
• Skull nml Dagger will hold a
meeting, Thursday at ? p.m. at j
the Sigma Chi house. Attendance j
: is compulsory. The usual Wednes-1
day noon meeting has been poot
| poned.
, I
• An AsUelphid meeting In
. scheduled for 6:30 p.m. tonight
in tile .Student Union. Ur. Hoover,
a local physician, will ho the guest
speaker. All interested persons
are invited to attend.
• YWCA installation will la*
held in Gerllnger today at 4:00
p in. Campus clothes Is the proper
attire, and all Y members are In
vited to attend. All the elective
andsuppointlve officers of both
sophomore ami senior cabinets
will be installed.
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i Contact Northwest Photographic
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any six cylinder engine
30.000 mile guarantee
no time limit—K.Z. terms
on approved credit
REBUILT MOTORS
short block complete $149
any 8 cylinder and most V-8's
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FIRESTONE STORES
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HAVE YOUR GAS mileage
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Automatic transmission
exchange $75.
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14,300 miles. Like new. Has
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5-2292.
1954 OLDSMOBILE, super 88, i
door led an. Good condition.
Hydramatic, power steering,
etc. $1220. DI 3-3994, evenings.
1949 HUDSON 8. Radio, heater,
standard transmission. 4 door.
$175. Call DI 5-9077, 6-7 p.m.
Harry Sloper.
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LOST SILVER I.D. BRACELET
with “Doug" written on front
and ‘‘Jo Jackie" on back. If
found call Doug Anderson,
Sheldon Hall, Ext. 373.
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BRELLA AND IMITATION
BROWN LEATHER BRIEF
CASE. Initials MCK on both.
REWARD. 62 Barrister Inn.
LOST—GOLD CROSS on chain"
engraved "Judith” Thursday,
Feb. 27. Contact Oregon Daily
Emerald, Room 301 Allen Hall.
Call Ext. 218.