UO Job Office
Has Openings
Calls for graduates and students
to fill positions are pouring into the
Graduate Placement office on the
second floor; Emerald hall.
Among this week’s jobs offered
are immediate openings for clerk
of the rural board at Roseburg, and
for two assistant managers at Sal
em and Klamath Falls branches of
Leon's Store, ladies’ apparel.
Union Oil of Eugene wants a
warehouseman, 20-25 years old, to
work up to a selling position.
Civil service openings have been
announced for pharmacologist, en
gineer, metallurgist, mathematici
an, and physicist. Student aid train
ees are wanted in the fields of
chemistry, metallurgy, physics,
mathematics, and engineering.
Associate Yeomen
Bill Turnbow, Yeomen presi
dent, recently released a list of
men newly' elected to member
ship this term. New associate
members are Marvin Jensen, Dale
Peterson, Willis Moore, Marv Yo
hoh, Jack Costello, John Eldridge,
A1 Kaylor, Ed Casto, Byron Nel
son, Marv Jones, Earl Maxfield,
George McBride, Clarence Hult
gren, Julien Hultgren, Urb Ar
bour, Earl Adkins, and Fred
Dodson.
Varsity, Frosh
(Continued from page five)
Jim Stanley, Warren Broaucher,
Art Bayly, George Moorhead, and
Ralph Higginbotham.
In the freshman bracket, Ted
Antonsen has looked so good in the
backstroke that sideliners are tab
bing him as one of the most prom
ising recruits to enter Oregon in
many a year. In the distance it is
Peter Van Dijk who has been mak
ing onlookers gawk. He goes well
in the 440.
ob McKinney, in the freestyle
sprints, and Dick Ruckdeschel, in
the breast stroke, have also been ex
ceedingly impressive with theri re
cent improvements.
Classified Ads
.WANTED: Tutor for math 10. Con
tact Delton Porter C-29. McChes
ney evenings. 49
FOR. SALE: Business perfect for
student. Small investment. Mc
Nutt Campus Employment office.
47
EXCHANGE: Apartment in Port
land. Will exchange my 4-room
apartment in Portland for same
in Eugene. Rent $35. Child ac
cepted. Good location. Will hold
to January 1st, if desired. See
Peterson, Room 212. Cherney
Hall. 47
FOR SALE: $80 black Rothmoor
coat size 15. Like new, $15. Black
formal size 16. Anytime after 3
p.m. 738 E. 12th, Apartment 10—
6793-R. 47
REWARD: $25.00 reward for infor
mation resulting in apprehension
of person who stole a black light
weight 3-speed bicycle from front
lawn of school of education be
tween 4 and six p. m. Monday,
Nov. 15. Call 315. 48
WANTED: Advance accounting
student for interesting special job
in Business Office. Requires
good knowledge of inventory con
trol methods. Must be able to
, work about four hours per day
for several weeks period. Good
pay. Call E. W. Martin, 3300, Ex.
206. 51
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and case. Keyffel Essler. Call
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Soph YWCA Meets
At Bungalow 5:15
The YWCA sophomore commis
sion will hold its last meeting of
the term Tuesday evening at 5:15
in the Y bungalow.
Names of those wishing to at
tend must be turned in to the
Y sometime today, either in per
son or through a living organiza
tion representative. There will be
a charge of 25 cents per person
for the dinner.
During the meeting, Thanks
giving tray favors will be made
for the veterans’ hospital. All
sophomore women are invited to
attend.
OBTAIN your Pigger’s Guides
quick. Pick them up today at the
south end of McArthur court on the
main floor.
11 a. m. "HE FILLED THEIR HOUSES
WITH GOOD THINGS"
Broadcast Over KASH
9:45 University class 6:20 Univ. Fellowship
7:30 P. M.
“THANKSGIVING ANN” — PLAYLET
Baptismal Service
“LIVING IN YOUR OWN HOUSE”
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Why NOT STUDY IN MEXICO?
WINTER QUARTER JAN 3—MARCH 18
... Undergraduate Majors: Anthropology and Socio
logy, Economics and Business Administration, Edu
cation, English, Fine Arts, History, Philosophy, Psy
chology, Spanish Language and Literature, Physical
Education.
Graduate Major: Anthropology, Economics and
Business Administration, Hispanic Language and
Literature, History, Philosophy, Latin American
Studies.
V. A. APPROVED
For further information write:
The Registrar, Mexico City College,
Coahuila 223, Mexico, D. F.
Ice Skating
TONIGHT—8 P.M.
Special Price to University of Oregon Students (40c)
SESSIONS: « Skates
Sharpened
Nightly—8 P.M.
—also—
Sat. & Sun Matinees—
2:30 P. M.
• Rental Skates
• Coffee Shop
Eugene Ice Arena
1850 W. 6th
Phone 4957
Nobel Prize Out;
Committee Says
OSLO, Norway, Nov. 18—(AP) 1
The Nobel peace prize committee !
said today it would make no award
this year.
As is usual when there is no
award, the five-man committee ap- j
pointed by the Norwegian parlia
ment gave no reasons for its nega
tive decision.
But the announcement was in
terpreted to mean that no worthy
candidate had been found in this
period of cold war.
Lambda Chi Coiony
Gets Chapter
Lambda Chi Alpha colony on the
Oregon campus will become a full
fledged chapter December 4, when
national officers and other digni
taries will be present to conduct;
ceremonies.
BOWLING
enjoy an evening of fun with
your friends at
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