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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 6, 1961)
WHO (i»:rs THK HTERKO? This bt the question foremost In the minds of Doug I’errlll (left) social chairman of Hah* Kane; Tom •lanuirt, center) •oebil chairman of (inmniB Hail; and Mac Greel ey, chairman of the contest which offers the stereo set to the mens dormitory with greatest number of men In attendance (with dates). Typewriter Ribbons... (Continued from page 2) has commented, "X really like my Job. I get to cut things out of papers with scissors. It'H Just ducky.” to-«port« Editor* ('raJ* >lc Kmwn and IVtr Dow ns, cub re-, porters fall term, have an nonounced no drastic rcvisiims ; of the sports pages. "What'a the matter with things the way Urey are now?” they said In unison.: "The Emerald 1b u good old con servative newspaper and we're , not going to mess It up. What do you think we are, bolshe viks?” Photo Editor Harry DeVaidt has announced his policy for: the coming term: ”1 think we’ll \ have pictures of campus ev-1 ents," he said recently. “And by ' the way,” he added, “I’m not | trying to run the office or any thing, but I think those type writers could use some new rib bons." The Emerald has gone to great pains (two phone calls) to enlist the service of two col umnists, George Kussill and John Phillips. Hot-headed poli ticians both, they will present conflicting vieu’points on what ever they can find to conflict over. Phillips, the Republican member of the polemic debate team, will stand staunchly be hind the GOP, while KuhhIII will be equally helpful to the Demo cratic cause. Sue Hunter has graciously consented to write columns from the woman's point of view. “You can expect a lot of feminist ti rades," she said, sharpening her pencil malevolently. “I'm just loaded with opinions.” Ron Abell, crusading editor of the Northwest Review, is SSw EUROPE ¥ LEASE a NEW Car | I PURCHASE a NEW Car* 1 I Rent a Late Model Car | VOLKSWAGEN SIMCA MERCEDES RENAULT HILLMAN PORSCHE *with Repurchase Plan availablel ... or bring it home with you. V The pleasant, economical way to I travel in Europe. We make all or- ■ rangements for the Plan you prefer, i Write for full details I UNIVERSITY TRAVEL CO. Harvard Sq., Cambridge, Mass Mlill holding out for money. “Gimme Home money and I'll, write for you.” he said, getting directly to the point. “Money!" we cried. “If we had money we could afford a pencil rfharpener and the edi torial editor would be out of a Job!” “Don't tell me your prob lems,' 'he said coolly. “Maybe we could plug the Northwest Review,” we said hopefully. “I can’t spend plugs in the SU," he said, shrugging uncon cernedly. "When you can give me some money, I'll think about writing for your rag." Negotiations have not been permanently closed, however, for Emerald staffers are pooling their Co-op receipts, and we expect an Abell column some time in late May or early June. Last and maybe not least, Jim Boyd has announced that there will be an editorial board this term. “We haven't definite ly taken any stands as yet,” Boyd said, "because at the first meeting nobody had a coin.” The board this term will con sist of Jim Boyd, Larry Lynch, Ron Buel, Ted Makar, Gayle Charles, AI Ilynding, Sue Hunt er, Keith Powell, Gayle Os burn, Dan Pfaff, and whatever other campus leaders, glory hounds, and malcontents we can drag together. The purpose of the board is to decide Emerald policy. The first decision of the year (1961) was to postpone the second meeting. Flemming... (Continued from page 1) Iouh government agencies for over 20 years, including service with the Civil Service Commis sion of Franklin Delano itoose velt in 1939. He is the father of five child ren and is a graduate of Ohio Wesleyan. He has received a Master of Arts degree from Am erican University and a Bachelor of Laws degree from George Washington University. PATRONIZE YOUR • ADVERTISERS • 'Campobello' Tryouts Are Set Additional open tryouts of the University Theatre production of "Sunrise At Campobello" will be held at 7:30 tonight in the Lab oratory Theatre, Room 102 VII lard. SHISLER'S FOOD MARKET OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK—9 A.M. to 11 P.M. BEVERAGES • MIXERS • ICE CUBES MAGAZINES • MEATS • FRESH PRODUCE 13th at High Street D! 4-1342 Thank You for Your Patronage in 1960! May We Serve You in 1961? THE DAIRY QUEEN cjCet A £at Out ^Jonialiti Have dinner at Seymour's Cafe— the student choice for 30 years. We serve a special steak dinner with tossed salad and baked potato at $2.25. Served in main dining room and the glamorous Riviera Room. Minors served food in Riviera Room till 9:30 p.m. ^Jlie (Satli au FOR RELAXED DINING Chinese Cuisine 165 W. 11th Ave. Broiled Steaks Lounge Dl 3-1825 RALIEGH »SCHWIN •HUFFY SALES & SERVICE COMPLETE REPAIRS FOR ALL MAKES HUTCH'S BICYCLE STORE • PHONE Dl 5-7521 960 CHARNELTON ^ Established in Eugene 33 Years
