CLASSIFIED
WANTED—Student wants two
riders to east coast at end of
spring term. Phone Ext. 325. Bill I
Gruman, 210 Sederstrom, Vets
II. (135)
■WANTED—Ride to (or near) Bat
tle Creek, Michigan. E. William
son, Ext 324.101 Sederstrom Hall
136
WANTED—A ride back to Iowa.
Mark Van Voorhis . Phone:
5-3491. 135
HAULING—Trunks, luggage, fur
niture, and clothes. Eugene
Portland or Portland-Eugene.
Low rates. Phone: 5-6337. 136
FOR SALE—Motorola 301 car ra
dio. A-l shape. $27.50. Fits any
car. Phone 4-2693 after 5 p.m.
136
FOR SALE—3 used tires, tubes—
6.50-16. $8. Lee Tillotson. Susan
Campbell. Call 5-9337 evenings.
136
FOR SUB-LET—For summer ses
. sion, furnished three-room a
partment. Near campus. Write
office 219 Friendly. 136
FOR RENT—Will rent furnished
two-bedroom house in Portland
to a professor and wife for sum
mer months. References. TR9802
3816 NE 23rd. 136
FOUND—White cashmere sweat
• er. Phone 7-8552. 135
KRO Concludes
Radio Fee Drive
A successful campus drive to se
cure breakage fees for radio sta
tion KDUK was concluded by radio
honorary Kappa Rho Omicron.
Living organizations contributed
pledges totaling $1,500.
This amount is enough to insure
the installation of a carrier current
station with studios in Villard hall.
Any money over and beyond the
installation of this network will be
used with additional funds in the
installation of a frequency modula
tion outlet.
KRO decided early this week to
halt its campus drive and encour
age contributions from alumni and
other interested groups. Students
wishing to submit pledge cards
may obtain them in the speech of
r fice on the second floor of Villard
hall.
Jack Vaughn, chairman of the
drive, could not offer an approxi
mate date for KDUK’s debut, but
said that it should be sometime
next school year.
Honorary Taps
Six B.A. Women)
Six University women were tap
ped for membership in Phi Chi
Theta, national business women’s
honorary, Monday night.
New pledges are Mary Alice
Baker, Gretchen Grefe, Joanne
Kelley, Sue Israel, Elizabeth Mil
ler, and Helen Triska.
Formal pledging is scheduled for
6:30 p.m. today at the Alpha Xi
Delta house.
Pat McGintyL president of the
local chapter, will attend the na
tional convention of Phi Chi Theta,
scheduled for June 15 through 18
in Chicago, 111.
Houses Accept
Exchange Students
Six foreign students have al
ready been accepted by University
living organizations for next year,
according to information received
from the registrar’s office.
The number of foreign students
to study here next year, however,
is expected to increase before the
spring term is over. Several living
organizations have voted to accept
the students, but as yet have not
made their selections known to the
registrar’s office.
Students already accepted and
the houses they will live in are
Ingeborg Vedeler, Norway, Alpha
Delta Pi; Pieter Streefkerk, Neth
erlands, Delta Upsilon; Wilfred
Maeding, Germany, Sigma Chi;
Arne Magnus Borgnes, Norway,
Phi Delta Theta; Oskar Hoessl,
Germany, Campbell Club; and Jo
han Bystrom, Sweden, Phi Sigma
Kappa.
Saturday Deadline
For USA Positions
Positions are now open for the
United Students Association steer
ing committee. Students may peti
tion for president, vice-president,
secretary, and one of 10 members
at large.
Saturday noon is the deadline
for petitions, John Day, president
of USA, said. Applicants will be
notified of the time they will be
interviewed by the present steering
committee.
Members now are Ron Phillips,
Virginia Wright, Dolores Jeppeson,
Sue Michel, Dan French, Vic Fry
er, Joan Carey, and Donna Buse.
There is really not much dif
ference between “has-beens” and
“going-to-be’s.”
A French boxer kissed his oppo
nent after losing to him. He got
in one good smack, anyway.
Why not ship your luggage home the carefree-and-easy way
— by Consolidated Freightways? Just make one phone call
and we’ll pick up and deliver your things right to your
front door. Pay on delivery if you wish.
For pickup or information call —
eomoMTa wcmmm n,„„c +-6268
P.S.: If you have household goods to move, ask about TWINWAY —
our convenient, economical Home-to-Home Moving Service.
Advanced ROTC
Applications Due
Deadline for applications for ad
vanced ROTC and Air ROTC is 5
p.m. Friday.
Applications may be submitted
to the Department of Military and
Air Science and Tactics.
The department’s present quota
will enable it to accept an addition
al limited number of qualified ap
plicants over and above the 45 who
have already applied, Col. Frank R.
Maerdian, head of the department,
stated Tuesday.
Students who are unable to ap
ply now may enter applications
next fall, but prompt signing of
contracts will be assured by appli
cation and physical examination
now, Col. Maerdian explained.
Union Oil Co. Plans
Interviews Thursday
Interviews for sales positions
with two national concerns will be
held Thursday and possibly Fri
days, Mrs. Marian Scheckler, grad
uate placement secretary, an
nounced Tuesday.
Representatives of thp Union Oil
Company will be on campus Thurs
day to interview students interest
ed in a sales training program.
The Portland branch of a nation
al wholesale grain firm will send
representatives to the University,
either Thursday or Friday, to re
cruit salesmen and buyers.
Students wishing interview ap
pointments should contact the
Graduate Placement Office today,
Mrs. Scheckler said.
Daily
EMERALD
TODAY S STAFF
Assist. Managing Editor: Norm
Anderson.
Desk Editor: Bill Frye.
Copy Desk: Sarah Turnbull,
Jean Lewis.
NIGHT STAFF
Night Editor: Rusty Holcomb.
Night Staff: Del Miles, Ann Os
tenson.
His billfold was lost,
He couldn’t pay his way
An Emerald Classified
Would have saved the day.
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CAMEL!
HIS VOICE is in demand, around the clock—network
radio . . . theater appearances . . . motion pictures . ..
dance dates (over 100 last year) . . . plus recording
hit tunes that sell in the millions of copies. Vaughn
Monroe is the singingest band leader in the U. S. A.
NOTED THROAT SPECIALISTS REPORT ON 30-DAY TEST OF CAMEL SMOKERS...
Not one single case of throat irritation
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.
Winston-Salem, N. C.
due fo smoking CAMELS
Yes, these were the findings of noted throat specialists after
a total of 2,470 weekly examinations of the throats of hun
dreds of men and women who smoked Camels — and only
Camels — for 30 consecutive days.
Make your own 30-Day
Camel MILDNESS Test in your
"T-Zone"(T for Throat...T for Taste).
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