ISA Nominates
Officers Tonight
Nominations for positions in the
Independent Students association
will be made tonight at 7:30 in 105
Commerce.
Petitions for the office of presi
dent, vice president, or senior, jun
ior and sophomore representative
may be turned in today to either
Joe Conroy, Sherry Ross hall, or
Bob Davis, Stan Ray hall. They
must be accompanied by eligibility
certificates and 20 signatures by
independent students.
Nominees will be placed in the
election to be held May 28 by all
independents. Qualifications for of
fice aree:
President, 75 term hours (30 at
the University).
Vice president, same as pres
ident.
Senior representatives, 3 terms,
110 hours.
Junior representatives, 2 terms,
74 to 110 hours.
Sophomore representatives, 2
terms, 24 to 73 hours.
French Club Elects
Fall Term Officers
President Beverly J. Rohrer
headed the list of new officers of
the French club, Les Thelemites,
it was announced yesterday by re
tiring President Elizabeth Kratt.
John L. Palmer, freshman in lib
eral arts, was elected vice-presi
dent and Glenn C. Morgan, junior
in political science, was elected sec
retary-treasurer.
Advertising Staff:
AL RUEDY
Solicitors:
VIRGINIA MAHON
GEORGE MELVIN
JACK WARD
SAM PLUNKETT
CORK MOBLEY
BILL PLUMMER
DOREE BROWNLEE
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MORTAR BOARD
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Banquet Planned
The University chapter of the
American Association of Univer
sity professors will have their
spring term banquet and business
meeting Monday at the Faculty
club.
New officers will be elected and
committee chairmen will give re
ports. Members are asked to con
tact Dr. Paul R. Washke for reser
vations.
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Oregonian, Portland—"Governor
Hall has made an excellent im
pression as successor to the late
Karl Snell, conducting affairs
with dignity and admirable decis
iveness. Previously he had served
regularly in the house and lisen
by ability to the speakership.”
McMinnville Register, McMinn
ville—"Governor John H. Hall's
activities . . . indicate a real de
sire to provide Oregon with an
able administration.”
Tigard Sentinel, Tigard—“The
new governor comes well recom
mended as an able parliamentar
ian.”
Columbia Rmpire, Umatilla—"A
man of action . . . He certainly
has the courage of his convic
tions.”
Gazette-Times, Heppner — “ . . .
shows sound judgment in his ap
praisal of men.”
Hood River News* Hood River—
“He is a forceful speaker—one
who is inclined to call a spade a
spade—-Those who have had per
sonal contact with him believe he
is a man’s man.”
Outlook* Gresham — “The ap
praisals of John H. Hall as Ore
gon’s governor . . . have been
quite favorable and almost with
out exception, have been notable
for their expression of confidence
in Gov. Hall’s ability to give the
state an excellent administra
tion.”
Astorian Budget, Astoria—“One
of the shrewdest law makers that
ever sat in a state legislative ses
sion.”
Oregon Voter, Portland—“ . . .
brilliant in analysis and exposi
tion. he just naturally assumes
leadership in proceedings.”
Oregon Statesman, Salem—
“Hall’s family long active in
State affairs.”
Coos Bay Times, Coos Bay—
“Moore praises new governor"—
Ralph T. Moore, Pres. Chamber
of Commerce and member of leg
islature.
Hillsboro Argus. Hillsboro—“ . . ,
he has acquitted himself with
credit in the few months he has
held office. His appointments
have been good.”
Banner Courier, Oregon City—
“Uninhibited by political debts
St. Helens Chronicle, St. Helens
—“He has tackled with courage
and determination the important
duties of the office of Governor.”
Yamhill County News, Carlton—
“Governor Hall is a man of ac
tion . . .”
Washington County News-Times,
Forest Grov e—“ . . . W e 11
ground- in affairs of his native
state a man with ideas
of his own, a keen mind and de
cisive characteristics.”
Medford News, Medford—“Gov
ernor Hall is definitely on the
“liberal side.” "He has had advice
and training in Oregon politics
surpassed by none in the state.”
Bend Bulletin, Bend—"He makes
it plain that he will be primarily
interested in the. development of
Oregon.”
Sandy Post. Sandy—“Has ample
ability ... is eminently qualified
to carry on the administration of
the state's affairs.”
"He's doing a GOOD JOB"
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