AMERICAN AIRLINES
STEWARDESS INTERVIEWS
If you are interested in a career in aviation as a stewardess, having all
e :penses paid while in training, at a starting salary of $210 with peri
odic increases, contact the University Placement Office for an inter
view appointment. Interviews will be held between 9 a.m. and 2:30
p nr. April S by W. -H. Baker. To be eligible for consideration you must
lie single, between 21 and 27 years of age, five feet two inches in
height, and have vision not requiring glasses.
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KWAX News...
UO Station Will
Be on Air Today
Stntion KWAX, at RS.l mega-J
cycles on the KM radio dial, will
be on the air again this term at f>
p.m. today.
The "Voice of the Ducks" can
be heard Monday through Friday
from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. and from 3
p.m. to 7 p.m. on Sunday. The Stu
dent Union music listening room,
2CG. is equipped to bring KWAX
programs to students during
broadcast hours.
Antelope herds in Arizona have I
produced fawn crops up to % per
cent in areas where coyotes were ;
adequately controlled.
Spring & portables go
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Here's Revised Telephone List
For Fraternities, Sororities, Co-ops
As a public service, the Emerald is printing the new and old
telephone numbers of all fraternities, sororitios, and co-ops. Num
bers beginning with 5-9 are pay telephones; the other numbers
are those of the flat-rate phones which were reinstalled last term.
Dormitories still have pay phones; their numbers are unchanged.
Sororities
Alpha Chi Omega 5-7662
5 9637
Alpha Delta Pi . . 5-1803
5-2615
Alpha Gamma Delta . 4-3515
Alpha Omicron Pi 4 7834
4 8623
Alpha Phi .. 5-9250
5 6626
Alpha Xi Delta . 5-0042
Chi Omega . 5 0536
5-0537
Delta Delta Delta 4 9514
Delta Gamma 4 6814
4 7515
Delta Zeta . 5 9177
4-2742
Gamma Phi Beta .... 5-9024
5 9696
Kappa Alpha Theta .. 4 6634
4 6538
Kappa Kappa Gamma. 5 6711
5 4641
Pi Beta Phi ... 5 0161
Siama Kappa . 5 0428
5 9044
Zeta Tau Alpha . 5 9472
4 2813
Fraternities
Alpha Tau Omega_5 9120
4-5784
4 5835
Beta Theta Pi 5 9912
4-9765
Chi Psi 5-7801
Air conditioning was invented 50
years ago by Dr. Willis H. Carrier
to solve a problem in temperature
and humidity control in a color
printing plant.
Ailing Auto?
You need the campus Doctor
of Motors
• tune-ups
• complete overhauls
• guaranteed service
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Delta Tau Delta
5 56/2
5 5803
Delta Upsilon 5-9350
4 3676
Kappa Sigma 5 9220
5 0301
Lambda Chi Alpha 5 0635
Phi Delta Theta 4 4518
4 4702
Phi Gamma Delta 5 0984
5 9642
Phi Kappa Psi 4 5653
5 4821
Phi Kappa Sigma 5 6620
Phi Sigma Kappa 5 2081
Pi Kappa Alpha 5-6866
5-7512
Pi Kappa Phi 4-8845
Sigma Alpha Epsilon 5 8667
5 8851
Sigma Alpha Mu 5 9283
4 6740
Sigma Chi 5 9267
4-7747
Sigma Nu 5 9192
Sigma Nu 5 8443
Sigma Phi Epsilon 5 8416
Tau Kappa Epsilon 5 1602
Theta Chi . .. 5-5521
Co-ops
Ann Judson House 4 3875
Campbell Club 4 8381
Highland House 5 0723
Philadelphia House 4 6711
Rebec House 4 8742
University House 5 0214
^Campus Briefs
0 The Cosmopolitan ( lull has
cancelled its meeting* at Plymouth
House till April 18 due to other
plana and the approach of Good
Friday and Easter. Members are
asked to watch the Emerald for
further notice of meeting.'!.
• A meeting for World Student
Service Fund chairmen will be
held at 3 p.m. Thursday in the
Student Union, according to gen
eral chairman, Jo Sloan.
0 Pictures of the International
festival are available at the YWCA
headquarters in Gerlingor from
Mary Elizabeth McDowell, Y sec
retary. Cost of the prints Is ten
cents apiece.
0 Hid () Kamaalna, campus
Hawaiian student group, will meet
at 7 p.m. on the third floor of
Gerllnger. Discussion on the luau
to be held May 3, to which Ha
waiian students from all over the
Northwest will be invited, is to
take place.
0 Inter-fraternity council will
meet at 7 p.m, Thursday in tho
Student Union. Nominations for
officers will bo made and discus
sion is to be held on the honor
code.
Four to Travel
To Conferences
Four University women will
travel to conferences of university
and college women this week.
Jean Webb, president of Pan*
hellenlc, and Hally Thurston, sec*
retary, will be delegates to a Pan*
hellenic workshop to be held in
Victoria, 13.C.
The workshop is sponsored by
the University of Washington and
will be held in the Empress hotel
in Victoria. The delegates will
leave here Thursday and return
April 7.
Sarah Turnbull, president of As
sociated Women Students and
Elaine Ilartung, vice-president,
will attend the International Asso
ciated Women Students conference
to be held on the University of
California campus at Berkeley,
Calif. The conference will begin
April 3 and will last until Sunday,
April 6.