Officers to Hear
WD Top Man
Speak Friday
Former commissioned -officers,
who will receive degrees in June
and are interested in applying for!
a r egular army commission will be j
addressed Friday, May 16, by a rep- j
resentative of the war department, j
Colonel J. E. McCammen, PMS&T [
of the University ROTC, announced
yesterday.
The meeting will be held in room
3, Fenton hall at 3 p.m. Among the
issues discussed will be the oppor
tunities now available for a com
‘ mission, the current ROTC pro
gram and the opportunities that
will be available to future gradu
ates.
Following 'the first representa
tive, a war department screening
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board will arrive to process the ap
plications of all individuals in the
Eugene area who are currently
qualified for appointment. This
board will convene! in ROTC head
quarters on May 26, 27 and 2S.
147 Graduates Eligible
Advance information states that
all former commissioned officers
who will graduate by July 15, 1947
are immediately eligible to apply.
Appointments will be made in the
air corps, judge advocate general's
department, medical corps, dental
corps, veterinary corps and chap
lains corps to those specially quali
fied.
Those who will not be over 28
years of age by July 15, 1947 and
were commissioned in the AUS or
any of its components subsequent to
July 15, 1944 may apply for ap
pointments in the coast artillery,
cavalry, field artillery, infantry,
corps of engineers, finance depart
ment, ordnance department, quar
termaster corps, transportation
corps, signal corps, chemical corps,
and corps of military police.
Previous announcements stated
that applications would be received
until April 15, however, the latest
information indicates that applica
tions will be accepted until the
screening board arrives.
Anyone desiring additional in
formation should contact .the Uni
versity ROTC headquarters.
Students Pile Up $11,235
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campaign director; Ernest Haycox,
national chairman; and President
Harry K. Newburn for promoting
the drive and making a success of
the Student Union campaign on the
campus.
County Goal Set
The Eugene-Lane county drive
is officially opened. The goal is set
at $200,000 by May 16. From there,
a drive will be conducted in the
Portland-Multnomah county area,
and then will cover the entire na
tion
A total of $600,000 is hoped to be
raised in this year’s campaigns to
round out the funds for the Erb
Memorial.
Cards will be mailed to all stu
dents who failed to subscribe the
balance of their breakage fees at
registration so they will be given
another opportunity to do so. All
students are urged to fill out the
cards and make it 100 per cent on
the campus of students turning
over their breakage fees to the
building fund.
The houses who failed to turn in
their donations for the drive are
also urged to turn in the money as
soon as possible to the educational
activities office.
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celebrations, and snacks
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be maintained- for not more than
five years.
The word “trusteeship" hurt the
ears of Koreans under the Jap
whip for half a century. The large
majority of them objected- -asked
for immediate freedom and inde
pendence Russia stepped in, said
the decision had been made by
"democratic" countries at Moscow
and that those Korean political par
ties in the Russian zone who ob
jected must not be democratic and
consequently could not participate
in discussions leading to the found
ing of a provisional government.
Since the Korean communist party
was the only one to favor the Mos
com plan, this amounted to the ne
gating the voice of all other politi
cal groups. The United ' ates would
not accept this position-, causing
the stalemate that lasted a year.
In the meantime U.S.A.F.I.K.
established a Korean Interim Leg
islative assembly “in order to pre
pare south Koreans for democratic
self-government.”
Financial Aid and r
Provisions
Commanding General John R.
Hodge was in the United States re
cently. He did not veil his purpose
—that of securing financial aid and
industrial provisions for southern
Korea. The New York Times re
marked on April 11, “All Koreans
expect a gigantic pouring in of
supplies from the United States.
Many believe that in the face of
the contemplated assistance from
the United States the Soviet forces
in north Korea will be unable to
withstand the pressure with propa
ganda alone.” Undoubtedly this is
why the Soviet Union has made its
new proposal.
In July, 1876, Deady hall became
the first building on the University
of Oregon campus;
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