Onthanks Lists
50 Positions
Offering possible immediate em
ployment to qualifying Oregon stu
dents, the Graduate Placement
Service now lists over 50 positions
to be filled.
Men’s sales jobs are offered by
drug, paper and cellulose, business
machine, insurance, and automo
tive supply firms. A manufacturer’s
representative, an investment
counselor, a soft drink ad and sales
man, and a sportswear represen
tative are also wanted.
More technical jobs are open to
an automotive engineer to repre
sent an oil company, junior pe
troleum engineers, and architec
tural, scientific, professional, and
administrative workers for civil
service jobs. Other civil service
exams coming up cover jobs for
mathematicians, physicists, geol
ogists, clerks, nurses, biologists,
printer-proofreaders, and x-ray
technicians. A railroad company
want a service clerk in the traffic
department.
Civil service wants women for
jobs in many fields. A bookkeeper
typist, a combination secretary
and editor of a house organ, and a
campus information worker could
also be Oregon students’ jobs.
A male or female reporter, in
terested in photography is wanted
at Coos Bay.
Any student interested in these
and other positions should contact
the Placement Service, urges Karl
Onthank, placement director.
IRC Pix Today
International Relations club
members will have their pictures
takeji for the Oregana at 4 p.m.
today at Westminster house.
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FOR SALE Hallicrafters S-41G
Receiver, $30.00— 75 meter phone
transmitter—$15.00. Phone 3242
R. 75
LOST -Coat at the Veterans Me
morial building Saturday. Will
the person who took my coat
please exchange it for their own ?
Call 940. 74
WANTED — College students for
part time work selling. Selling ex
perience not necessary but pre
ferred. Should have car. No in
vestment required. Interview Sat
urday between 9 a. m. and 11 a.
m. Snyder Specialty Co., 172 W.
Broadway, phone 489-M 74
FOR SALE —’47 Chevrolet Fleet
line Aero Sedan $1925. Also wood
en B-flat Pedler Clarinet. Ph.
1853-J 73
LOST Red fountain pen Monday
17 Old campus. Reward. R. Gof
fard, Sigma Hall. 72
LOST Pink plastic, heavy-rimmed
glasses. Urgently needed. Shirley
Gilbert. 2305. 73
FOR SALE Remington Rand Por
table typewriter. Used one term,
$55.00. Save 25',< of new cost. See
Jack B. Lively, room 6. Fenton,
between 1 and 5 p. m. 74
FOR SALE 41 Stude. R & H Over
drive. 47 motor $950. See at M &
R Service. Utli and Mill. 75
LOST “Modern Colloids” by Dean
in library. Call John Naggle, Beta
Theta Phi. 73
SKIERS Attention: ’4S Chev. Sta
tion wagon. Equity $1800., 5,000
miles, all accessories. Ph. eve.
4439-W, 1924 Onyx. 75
Contract Awarded for Libe Addition
CONSTRUCTION OF THE NEW addition to the library is sched
uled to begin within 60 days. Waale-Camplan company was awarded
the general construction contract. The new portion of the library
will provide space for 570 additional seats, and room for approxi
mately 185,000 volumes.
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