Student Library
Winners Picked
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Student library contest winners
were picked Saturday by a commit
tee of five judges for each section.
In the three sections of the contest,
a total of 57 libraries were dis
played.
Winners for the student under
graduate general libraries were;
first, William L. Wassmann, junior
in journalism; second, Arline L.
Meyer, junior in English, and third,
Hugh A. Cook, junior in law.
In the undergraduate specialist
libraries, first prize was taken by
Ralph Sherritt, junior in physics;
second prize, John P. Reese, senior
in architecture and allied arts, and
third, Donald N. O’Connell, senior
in psychology.
Graduate winners were: first,
Tamara Varm, graduate in foreign
languages; second, Robert D. Wil
liams, graduate in chemistry, and
third, Robert Shelley, graduate in
English literature.
Contest winners were guests at
the annual dinner of Patrons and
Friends of the University library,
at the Osburn hotel Saturday eve
ning.
Addressograph Co.
Has Job Openings
A representative of the Addres
sograph Multigraph corporation
will interview qualified University
students interested in a sales meth
ods position with that firm, this
week. A. G. Lothgren, manager of
the addressograph sales agency in
Portland, will conduct the inter
views after 10 a.m. Thursday.
The position, according to ad
vance information reaching the
University school of business ad
ministration, will require continual
research and study. Pay will be
started on a salary basis, later sup
plemented by commissions. Ap
pointments for the interview may
be made in the school of business
administration office.
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