Don Smith Quits Post ftonbaned from fui/t <*«*■) Kxrrullvr Council Inst spring n* » rrprcjwnutiv<« of UHA jmrly "Hacauae of my own npalhy. #1 thin time, toward* student govern ment " Smith's tetter of irslgna ttori n>id, “and because of other tlme-coruiumlng Interest*, I do not feel capable of Serving the senior claa» a* one of Hit repirsentutlves on the Council." Petitions for the vacant pomlIon Will be accepted In the AHt'fl of Exec Council Agendo (Hr the agenda for tonight’* meeting of the ASt'O K»ecutl\r < ouncll: I. Melertlon of AIM'ampu* Vod* *11 eo-chairmen !. Inter* lew* for Hport* Night chairman 3. IM*«-u**lon of rampit* drfenae measure* 4. AHt’O eon*Mtutlnn flee until ft pm Friday. Mountain announce.| The other senior class representative la Tom King Council members approved the appointment* -*r Mm- Wilke?, and Mia* Howard after the two had been chosen by the University Religious Council A controversy •vet which group the HeItgtou* Council or the Kxrcultve Council should name VVHHK and Vodvil chairmen wu m-llled Thursday by Mountain and student religious traders. Tin* executive Council Krulny nprovrd the ngicement which wan made, and had It inaat led in Uu by-law* of th* AHtJn The agree nient »inird that lit*- WHHK drive will tie M|MiniM)r<'<l by ibe Umver nlty Kcllglou* Council Th*- nll-cnmpu* Vodvil nhnll be n part of thi* fund drive, and the chairmen of both ahull t»e appoint a) by the KeltgtoU* Council, It w»» ft greed \ tut til Co-Chairman However, when the Vodvil in jvtrt »f a major campon waekrnd mirli a* Duck Preview co-chatr man tor the Vodvil will lie iminerl by the ASttO group The addition to the by-lawn #l*o naid that all fund* collected in the name of WHHK nhall be turned over directly to thl» 01 ganirutlon for dtntrlhotton through their regular channel*. Senior Ball Draws 230 Couples to SU Approximately 230 couple* danc ed to the mume of King Terry and bin orrhentra Saturday night at the Senior Hall in the ballroom of the Student Union The informal ‘lance was billed an the "Colton Ticker* Hall ' and saw decoration* ami dr< m in line with the theme Oreqon Press Conference Draws 20 fCnnhniifit frtnn MO* onf) nf Auinti n liwili'l cltlljrht cited. tiiiFi.nf cumnenow. and 11 1011*1 |ir«nN hadernhifi, I hut time 1.) now. K'rnr concluded ( rlthUin ArliiHn*W|rd In hi» report <>n thr Journnliem School. Ha filin' ocknowledgrd the ■ I nii min of working nrwapaprt men who ii-rin journaltam nrhool* nn "I h oof r Ural nil'! UnrralUltIO,' but explained t fn- |»inn for n bund general tm. kground which n )<iiirii allam Mtudrltl »t Ihr Univrrnlly rr < riven ami outlined Ihr benefit* of nn iijij*ri dlvlaton m hool ’ (• iom n )oiiniali»m education Wr Wltlll eager, alrlt young lorn and women who understand what if in they rr trained for. who uiwki litMul that they need a large •«»* nurr of common «’»*• a* wrli an book knowledge who appfrc lair tfir fact that thry atlh hnvr much to fraili rcjjardlron of Ihrlr univrr nit V degree, and w ho haVr r*n rivrd ihrir technical Information againut thr rvn nr. rmvary ha> kgroultd of a general edueatlon " Hablnr said ItulMIug I'tann f’Una for a nrw )ourn»ll*«t build lug on thr Univrfnity compu* were |,rr i.*ntr<! by Sabine nn art ex ten ■ nfon of thr *M hool 111 thr future Although Hablnr wa* unahlr to . rollit thr <lnlr ,.f .1 ret ion 'if thr nrw at nurture. hr mid that Mwr now h»v<- architect* blueprint* for tl)r n . •:! rfficirlilly planned Jotirn ulinii* unit m lhe»* I'nllnl Hinli A program of trliiihililiilhiii of the I>i.-*>«-111 journalism building bo* ul so been planned. Hi»M»i«- i>i«i™i Constant contact will* the work lug press of the atatc, active work |,y | he fm Ulty in l hr- e off l 111 lid 11 II Ilona research field. and the giov, lug prograrrf fur graduate students ■ATI* rki«ilug m hlrvi-rm-ntu fur the ». hoot rtlnl by Habine Mm ray M Moln, intermounlaln manager <»f tlniteci 1'imt spoke at the annual preas conferenc« Ian rjllrl Killjoy evening in the Hugsnr Hotel Holer's sj«*ei h was entitled llutf’lllir Korea Muter, who baa te< ently return r <| trorn I lie tmtllr area declared Hint t'niled Mtales soldier* m Kl, n o feel that they have a (nil (•< do "C-'otnmunlnro. they f»e|. rnuat t-e stopped in It* track* in Klilen ult lea* we re to attempt to atop tl laler on even blnodnI bottle field* in our own country "The rontputwiry < ensnrshtp. a* now enforced, I* usually more ton fusing than restrictive," M-.lel mid "Ninety-nine |>et rent of the lie Women oJoUOtetl |»»fe«t|y Willi ih t?,r biun )> of Voluntary ici.sor rh.p or new * involving military security during th< fir»i »i* month* if 'he war he said The reporting of torrenpiiHlenl* ti K"rea was haile-l l,y Jkfoler a* ol e of the gieolcsl Jobs turned n in (he h.story of journalism round tl»«- wort<1" f ' r" .. h*v, -«t Ut rVlTfl 111);),IT . ■ i««uolliP, than (;I|1 ... v ,, < knKM t«-|Ci(iniri)f h#, 'h- l»vrn of ,„o„ l otuff.' lily ,^1,^,1 A(( MW lion Chl*-f of Ihf , IMK alatlon At Aro, PMM '"i,f. r< , , Km milky rio,)IlK !-<• |^lrtt<v| out ’t.*t fcnMwtr<!K* >>«« aff«tH Of bkrkuty %n4 lur<- in Ihr ' Ivilian world fk'ulllrt l|„. )u|, )ft l»»|f M )<-(>< ■• n«-*n for l|,a Ian** .f la*k Of writer* waa |»>-wr,tm] t,y retttmmrtuii*} , io^.r tw-M-fi <l«-j,.irtrr.^riU ;I) , uMivrn,nu-« to fwovxk y*ut V. With ft Iifj fruitful I’olitw#) rrn*lic»J ,rul a|Jl Wultur u») rrfK>n.rn morn in th*- ItftHt fell' k|JI o .• <]a , (’oitfr-ono- i.ffitrr* lh<* firm! !!•< ' til jf rtf» Half’ll Ktolk-r fmhtuK C(K|'Ullr VaS!<-v K*nU M«Kini>ry. of tji« Artf-r lo loij 'rant of l Ik F.r \r U Alk» Kun-1. and far 1 \V--on }>«of*Bi«,r of ri.i.. a«-rrt*ry -: §8 . sit ■psra TOBACCO GROWERS | MILDNESS TEST 1 YOURSELF... 1 NtatocsAm | Ttkip M C»»m 1 mui iNt YES... Compare Chesterfield with the brand you’ve been smoking...Open a pack...enjoy that milder Chesterfield aroma. And—tobaccos that smell milder, smoke milder. So smoke Chesterfields.../tay do smoke milder, and they’re the only cigarette that combines MILDNESS with NO UNPLEASANT AETER-TASTE.