Carol Williams little Captain'
> iii-oi wuiiariiH, n-flanman in
education, wan named Little
Captain ol' the Unlvernlty'H Per
shing ItlfleH detachment at ttie
annual Little Captain'd Ball laat
Friday at the Eugene Hotel,
Ml«d WIllinniH was chnaen from
n field of five candidate!*, and
SU MOVIE
Laughing! \\«
Loving j *
RfX HARRJSON /
KAY KfNDALL1
The la»luctant
Ini tan te
JOHN SAXON-SANDRA DEE
to j w< UKJCaO"
Sunday 2:30 -5:00
S. U. Ballroom
Admission 40c
will serve as official hostess and
.sweetheart for the organization
during the 1082-63 school year.
She was sponsored by Schaffer
Hall.
The other contestants received
the honorary rank of Little
First Lieutenant. They arc Ker
bs ra Baer, Delta Delta Delta;
Oretchen Andersen, Kappa Kappa
; Mamma; Louise Kelllslrno, Tingle
Hall, and Linda Weber, Pi Beta
Phi.
Candidate Withdraws;
Petitions Called For
Rick Rlede, who filed for th«
position of Fraternity represen
tative to the A8UO Senate ha>
t withdrawn from the race, A8UC
President Jim Cloutier said
Thursday.
Cloutier also said that peti
tions will be accepted through
Wednesday for the position ot
Foreign Students Representative
to fill the prost vacated by Bhag
wali l'oddar. Petitions may be
i picked tip in room 311, SU.
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CO-FEATURE
"DESERT PATROL"
Entertainment Fare
By BOB Me K KOI NIK
Emerald Contributor
Movie tuna will be pleased to
know that Sophia Loren, winner
of the Best. Actress Academy
Award, is featured at Eugene's
McDonald Theater in "Two Wom
en," the picture that copped her
the honor. Double-Wiled with
"Two Women" is “The Hustler,"
starring Paul Newman and
Jackie Gleason.
Another double-bill of interest
features Leslie Caron and Mau
rice Chevalier in "Fanny,” a wide
ly celebrated picture. Playing
with it at the Fox Theater is
"Splendor in the Grass,” which
i features two young Hollywood
i idols, Natalie Wood and War
; ren Beatty.
TONY t l K ITS, another Hol
lywood big name, is featured at
the Heilig in his newest film,
"The Outsider." This movie man
ifests a war theme, using the
| scenes at Iwo Jima as a back*
j drop.
The McKenzie White Water
; Boat Parade, an annua] event
sponsored by the McKenzie River
Guides Association, will take
place this Sunday. This well
known event features Oregon
boatmen shooting rapids of the
McKenzie River. It starts above
Blue River and ends at the Lea
burg Dam. As a rule, 150 boats
i of all kinds participate.
SPRING is here. And spring
turns a young man's fancy to
1 thoughts of fishing. April 21 is
highly celebrated this year as
r
the opening flay of fishing sea- j
son. Possibly extra hours should 1
i>f spent in preparation. And to
prime yourself for Oregon's fa-!
mous 1 rout streams, the Eoat I
Parade seems a likely aetivlty.
Baseball runs a close oornpe- >
i t.ition with fishing in a young!
man s spring-time thoughts. Sat
urday morning at 11 Eugene’s!
: Channel 13 will present Major,
League Baseball. The Pittsburgh
| Pirates will tackle the newly
founded New York Mets.
THE UNIVERSITY will pro-!
vide live baseball in Howe field
today when they play the Uni
versity of Portland.
Kor track at its best, the Ducks
will take on the Stanford In
mans in Hayward Field Saturday
afternoon. Also featured at the
sarre place are the Hayward Re
j an annual high school track
event.
I-IVK diama will be at its best
here on campus when the Uni
versity Theater presents "Ring
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Round the Moon,” by Jean An
r)iiihl. This French play, which
•’pecs tonight, has been described
by its translator. Christopher
Fry, as a "handful of moon
shine."
With Faster approaching, tel
evision Channel 13 will present
"Give Us Barabtaas,” an Easter
irama by Henry Denker. James
Daly, Kirn Hunter, and Dennis
King will star in the perform
ance which will be telecast in
color from 6 to 7:30 p.m.
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Japanese — Bombey Curry
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