Campus To Aid
World Students
(SEE Also Page 1)
In order to allevaite the priva
tion of students throughout. the
world who- wish to rehabilitate
their universities and continue
their education, the World Student
Relief will conduct a drive for
funds on the campus during the
first week of February.
The organization is part of the
United States section of the World
Student Christian federation, and
has as its constituent organizations
the International Student service,
Pax Romano, and B’nai B’rith Hil
lel, a Jewish foundation.
The WSR has two purposes. It
not only sends out books and peri
odicals to student centers, assists
in personal contacts between stu
dents of different nations, and aids
the outstanding students in com
pleting their college education, but
dining the war years it has put par
ticular emphasis on the material
needs of the college student. This
relief, necessitated by the war, in
cludes food, clothing, medical sup
plies, and texts.
Drives for funds for the present
organization began on the campus
in 1936 and has been conducted an
nually since then. Campaigns by
a similar organization were con
ducted for five years after World
War I. In 1919 a total of $2,936
was collected from students and
faculty members, at a time when
the enrollment was much smellier
than the present number.
The collected funds are sent to
the relief headquarters at Geneva,
Switzerland, where they are dis
tributed to needy areas.
Campus honoraries, an adminis
strative committee yet to be
chosen, and the YWCA will aid
Tom Hazzard, general chairman,
In the campaign. The International
Festival, conducted by the YWCA,
will feature a WSF booth, and fur
ther cooperate with the campus
committees,
competition.
Awards will be given for the
highest contributions in several
contests, including an interhouse
Religious Group to Meet
Rosalind Rinker, former mission
ary to China, will officiate at the
first weekly Bible study of the win
ter term to be conducted in the
men’s lounge of Gerlinger hall from
8 to 9 a.m. Thursday. Everyone in
terested is cordially invited to at
tend.
FOR SALE: 11 piece Charuos
drawing set. Never used. $10.
Call Register-Guard city desk
between 6 and 8 p. m. week
nites.
FOR SALE: 1 set Dietzen drafting
instruments. Garnett. Villard.
INTERESTED in pre-fab housing ?
See Lester Scblaugen in Jour
nalism building any day of school
week. Prices as low as $325.
WILL the person who witnessed
the accident to the new Ford
coupe on Tuesday and left th«
note please call 1584J?
FOR THE GIFT SHE WILL CHERISH
Pearl necklaces—Rock crystal
necklaces
Chatelane-pin — Lapel pins
Pin Sets—Ear Rings
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