( Mrs. McDonald
To Accompany
Matrix Speaker
*
Helen Ross, featured speaker at
Matrix Table on April 16, will be
„ accompanied to Eugene by Luc
ille Saunders McDonald of the
Seattle Times, who will meet with
L members of Theta Sigma Phi,
women’s national professional
journalism fraternity,
v Mrs. McDonald, an alumna of
the University, is book review ed
itor of the Sunday section, and
- special reporter for the Times. She
and Mrs. Ross will meet with the
women’s group at the home of
* Dean and Mrs. George S. Turn
bull following Matrix Table.
Invitations are being issued to
outstanding women in journalism
in Oregon, Theta Sigma Phi alum
nae, presidents of all women’s
living organizations, the outstand
ing senior woman in each living
group, the school of journalism
faculty and their wives, and the
outstanding senior woman from
both Eugene and University high
' schools.
Junior and senior women in the
„ journalism school have tradition
ally been invited to the formal
banquet. For this reason, they are
. not sent individual invitations and
should sign up at the journalism
school if they wish to atend.
„ Other invitations may be accep
ted by telephone or letter to the
journalism school.
. Entries Due
. For Talent Trial
Applications for the American
' Association of Advertising Agen
cies’ talent examinations must be
in by Monday, Harry Burton, chair
man of the Oregon Chapter of the
AAA, warned yesterday.
» The examinations will be given
at Multnomah college on April 17
y at 9 a.m. Application blanks may
to obtained at House of Leland
Advertising Agency, 213 Municipal
" Terminal building, Sixth and Sal
mon, Portland. A $15 application
- fee is required, but this amount is
not to be paid until the day of the
. examination, Burton said.
The examinations, which are en
» dorsed by R. D.- Millican, professor
of advertising at the University of
Oregon, are given for the purpose
of obtaining the highest calibre tal
ent in the advertising field, Burton
said.
Results of the examinations will
be distributed to advertising agen
cies, if the candidates wish, he add
ed.
Ad Staff
Day Manager:
tom McLaughlin
. Assistant Day Manager:
SALLY SCHILLING
Layout Staff:
EUNICE ROYCE
NANCY MASSION
DONNA BROTHERTON
ANNE CASE
BEVERLY HEYFRON
Sales Staff:
MARTHA PIPER
EVE OVERBACK I
Young Republican Group Hears
GOP Convention Candidates
b our candidates lor delegate to
theGOP national convention dis
cussed their choices for presidential
nominee before the Young Republi
cans meeting last night.
Harold Stassen was supported by
three of the speakers, with the
fourth preferring Thomas Dewey.
All of the candidates believed in a
clear-cut foreign policy, and the
need of strong Republican leader
ship.
Bob Elliott, former state presi
dent of Young Republicans and
candidate at large, described Stas
sen’s political background. Elliott,
Stassen’s state campaign manager,
supports the former Minnesota gov
ernor because “Stassen knows all
the answers and gives them to the
people.”
Foreign Relations Stressed
Lars P. Peterson, candidate from
Coos Bay, emphasized the need for
good international relations.
“Ameriga is the hope of Europe,”
the Danish-born candidate pointed
out, after describing a recent visit
to Denmark. He supports Stassen
because “Stassen stands for
straight forward talking—and no
Interviews Set
Today for Jobs
Positions for both men and wom
en in sales work and office work
are available with the Burroughs
Adding Machine company, accord
ing to W. H. Flynn, Portland
branch manager. Flynn will be on
the campus today to interview ap
plicants. Appointments may be
made with Miss Weir at the grad
uate placement service in Friendly
hall.
Flynn outlined the qualifications
for sales positions, maintained by
the company over a period of 25
years as follows:
Personality adapted for sales
work; no minimum age, but satis
factory business maturity, and av
erage grades of C’s or better. Pref
erence will be given to students
who have earned a minimum of 40
per cent to 50 per cent of their
school expenses.
One of the three following types
of training and experience is nec
essary: (1) one or more years of
accounting training, plus successful
inside or outside selling experience.
(2) Successful outside selling ex
perience for at least six months
full time. This could be two sum
mer vacations. Accounting training
required. (3) Accounting major
(three of four year courses). Per
sonality adapted for outside sales
work.
After a few years of training and
successful progress, there are op
portunities for advancement to
such positions as branch manager,
sales instructor, special salesman
in a territory of large accounts
such as banks, public utilities, gov
ernment offices, national enterpris
es.
Those desiring to be interviewed
need not be registered with the
Graduate Placement service ap
pointments may be obtained from
Miss Weiir.
Science is finding cures for the
difficult diseases first, leaving un
til last such easy ones as hang
nails, bunions and the common cold.
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secret treaties to complicate Amer
ican-European confidence.”
“The West has been ignored,”
Edward Sox, lawyer from Albany,
claimed, “and I believe that our
next candidate must feel the need
and opportunity of the West. He
supports Stassen, with Senator
Vandenburg his second choice.
Sox continued that the failure to
date in setting up any firm, clear
cut foreign policy proves the need
for Republican leadership.
Whatever happens in our election
will be reflected in Europe,” he
said, “and we must be sure that re
flection is good.” Of any possible
Republican candidates, Sox would
oppose the nomination of only two
—Taft and MacArthur.
The sole supporter of Dewey, Ed
S. Boehnke, chairman of the Lane
county GOP central committee,
said “The 1948 president must be a
man who understands government,
and understands it well.”
Dewey, he said, has a govern
mental knowledge that is unsur
passed today. The Eugene candi
date cited Dewey’s administration
as governor of New York as an ex
ample of the former district attor
ney’s capability.
“We need a man who can handle
international affairs,” he continued.
“We’ve been caught off base from
Yalta on—and it’s going to take a
lot to clean things up.
“When people say we should not
interfere in Europe,” he added,
"They’re talking rot! If we don’t
take the leadership the Commun
ists will.”
Boehnke, Peterson, and Sox are
delegational candidates from the
fourth congressional district. The
speakers were introduced by Clay
Meyers, president of the campus
Young Republicans.
Dean's Meeting
Said 'Worthwhile'
Mrs.*Golda P. Wickham, dean of
women, returned yesterday from
Chicago where she has been at
tending a meeting of the Associa
tion of Deans and Guidance Per
sonnel. The meeting was held from
March 28 through April 1.
Mrs. Wickham, who reported
that the meeting was “very worth
while,” said one of the most out
standing features of the conference
was presented by foreign students
in the United States, entitled "Ed
ucation for Inter-Cultural Under
standing.” Sarah Gibson Blanding.
president of Vassal’ college, was
moderator for the symposium.
Another feature was a talk on
“The Future of Education,” by Har
old L. Taylor, president of Sarah
Lawrence college.
Mrs. Wickham will leave for
Portland Monday to speak at a
meeting of St. Helen's Hall moth
ers and seniors. Her topic will be
"The Place of Education in a Girl's
Life.”
House Librarians
Choose Officers
Officers for Phi Iota Kho, housa
librarians organization, were elect
ed at a recent meeting. They are:
Sally Moore, president; Glenn.
Winklebleck, vice-president, Jean
Armstrong, secretary, and Steve
Keltner, treasurer.
At the present time the group
has 29 men’s living organizations
represented and taking active part,
and 27 women's living organiza
tions. Miss Bernice Rise, organizer
of the club, said she soon hoped to
have every living organization on
the campus represented.
Night Staff:
Charlene Hclgesen
Martha Van Auken
Bob Brown
Fred Taylor
Sam McKinney
Maryen Roberts
Adah MacTeal
Betty Lagomarsino, night cditoi*
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