Women's Co-ops Ask
For Fall Applications
Any women students interested
in living in one of the cooperative
houses next year are invited to
■ make application before the end
of the term with Margaret Per
► kins,, membership chairman, at
Highland house, 1335 Onyx street.
Selection of members will be
made by a committee from the
three houses by July 15. Members
• are picked on the basis of scholar
■ ship, cooperativeness and financial
| need.
Each girl lives on probation the
first term, at the end of which she
is voted into membership and
initiated at a formal dinner.
The three houses are incorporat
ed as Co-Ed Housing Inc. Its coun
cil, represented by the officers of
• each house, makes policies and
hires a manager who does all the
buying.
Rebec house, at 729 East Thir
teenth, was willed to the corpora
tion by the late George Rebec, but
University house which moved
spring term to a new house at 1675
Agate, and Highland, are rented
from the University. Several years
ago a building fund was started in
anticipation of building at some
future datee.
Room and board this year has
been $38.50 a month, and it is ex
pected that this rate will prevail
next year. A small fee is charged
each term to pay for house dances
and other social activities. The
girls do all their own housework,
as serving of meals and dishwash
ing, but a cook is hired for each
house. Each girl does an average
of five hours work a week.
Fifth Moot Trial
Rodman - Foster
Clash Tonight
Fifth of the law school’s moot
trials will he held at 7:30 tonight
in the circuit room of the Lane
county court house.
Tonight’s case is based on an
, automobile accident which oc
curred April 12 on Hilyard street
between 20th and 21st. The plain
• tiff Walter Rodman, swerving to
miss a child in the street, hit the
defendant, Charles Foster, causing
damage to his car. Rodman is
charging Foster with improper
. lookout, defective brakes and
speeding and is demanding $249.50
Oestereich Named
President of IRC
Dave Oestereich, junior in jour
nalism, was elected president of
the International Relations club for
next year. Sally Waller, junior in
political science, was chosen vice
-president.
for damages.
Attorneys for the plaintiff in
the case tonight will be Harold
Johnson, Ralph Johnson and Mrs.
Marilyn Sturgis; for the defendant,
Roger Dick and James Schiller.
Judge will be Orlando John Hollis,
dean of the law school.
The moot trials will be concluded
next week with cases scheduled for
June 7 and 8.
Schnaidt New j
ADS President
Jack Schrtaidt was elected 1949
50 president of Alpha Delta Sigma
at the advertising fraternity’s
final meeting of the year Tuesday
night.
Other officers named wefe Mel
Van Lom, vice-president, and Jer
ry Kinnersly, secretary-treasurer.
Tom McLaughlin received the
group’s outstanding senior award.
McLaughlin has been advertising
manager and assistant business
manager of the Emerald.
Final plans for the national
ADS convention which will be held
here in the latter part of June were
made.
Racial Fellowship
Group Planned
Giving itself the name of Inter
racial Fellowship, the campus
group recently formed to investi
gate race prejudice and promote
interracial harmony is planning its
program for future years.
All interested students are in
vited to a meeting tonight at 5 in
Westminster house, where the
group will discuss organization in
order to perpetuate itself. The Rev.
Dr. Wesley Nicholson of the Con
gregational church and Dr. J. V.
Berreman of the sociology depart
ment will be present.
Representatives of Jewish, Ne
gro, Chinese, Japanese, and white
groups are members of the fellow
ship.
Holmes Elected
To Music Group
Anita Holmes was recently
elected to the board of directors of
the Eugene and University Civic
Music association. She will replace
Bob Allen.
This is the second year the Uni
versity has had representation in
the organization. Other campus
representatives for next year are
Art Johnson, incoming ASUO
president, and Dick Williams, edu
cational activities* manager.
At present the board is deciding
which concert artists will appear
at McArthur court next year.
G. E. Gaylord, president of the
Music association since its concep
tion, announced his resignation at
the same meeting.
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