CLASSIFIED Place your ad at either the Stu dent Union main desk or the Emerald “Shack”; or call 5-1511, ext. 219 between 2 and 4 p.m. Rates: First Insertion 4c per word; subsequent Insertions 2c per word. • WANTED WANT TO BUY — late model standard portable typewriter. 5-5143. HO HELP WANTED — 2 part-time girls in the Sports Dep't., 1 full time secretary, 1 part-time of fice girl; experience. Call Mr. Russell at Russell's Dep’t. Store. Phone 5-3314. 110 • FOR RENT RENT FOR SUMMER furnished house at 1448High St. $55. 110 • FOR SALE CLUB COUPE, Radio, Heater, 47 Chev. Comp, motor overhaul. Best offer over $850.00 L. A. Green, 2200-3 Patterson. 110 Attend the All-Campus Vodvil Friday at 8 p.m., MacArthur Court. Support the WSSF drive. BOARD APPROVES NEW JOURNALISM BUILDING (Conluiucd from /’<!</«' one) a teacher drop from 1157 to 1140 but public service staffs will re main about the same. Teaching Hospital Approved A teaching hospital for the Uni versity of Oregon Medical School was given board approval. Esti mated to cost $4,700,000. the hos pital will provide 350 beds. It rep resents the largest expenditure of money for a single building made by the state, Dr. R. E. Kleinsorge, chairman of the state board's building committee, said. The new journalism building would cost about $500,000, Charles Byrne, chancellor of the state sys tem of higher education, said. Bids will be called for as soon as the money is available, he stated. Others Given Priority Other state institution buildings approved Tuesday, in order of pri ority, are: A chemical engineering wing at Oregon State college, a physical education building at Southern Oregon college of Education and a biological and agricultural sci ence building at Oregon State. The list of buildings planned for Oregon by priority and according to the two-year periods outlined by the board Monday is as follows: For the 1953-55 biennium—jour nalism school, $500,000; expansion of architecture building, $500,000; dental school, $1,500,000; addition to men's physical education build ing, $150,000; armory, $300,000; administration building, $600,000. For ttic isk>;>-»( Dienmum men * dormitory (addition to John Straub hall), $750,000; women's physical education building, $700,000; addi tions to Chapman and Condon ; halls, $050,000. For the 1957-59 biennium addi tion to the infirmary, $'225,000; miscellaneous projects including modernizations, improvements in utilities and more adequate light ing. $150,000. “KehablUtatlon" Program Committee approval was given to an $118,000 “rehabilitation" pro gram for University buildings in cluding $64,000 for the remodeling of Johnson hall. Money for the rehabilitation will be taken from present funds. Johnson hall remodeling will in clude conversion of space occupied by the Guild theater into offices for the college of liberal arts and the graduate school and remodel ing of the second floor to make use of wasted space. When the pro gram is completed, the general ex tension division offices now in the UMCA building, on Kincaid street, will be moved into Johnson hall, Byrne said. OU Budget Same Other rehabilitation plans are: Changing the architecture annex to accommodate the department of anthropology and museum of nat ural history, $15,000; remodeling of Condon hail to make better use of space now occupied by the mu seum, $15,000; fixing exterior of the architecture nmmmg, jnuuu, repairs to men’s shower room In the physical education buildlnp $14,000; preliminary plan costs foi a men’s swimming pool, $3000. Sugar Plum CANDV, MAOAZINK8, SANDWICHES 13th & Hilyard Kwo-Wf Ghaut Gaff Chow Yuk rChop Suey Chow Mein Foo Young 2100 West Sixth 83 Varieties ... of authentic Chinese foods, expertly prepared hv our own Chinese chefs! For cuisine excit ingly different, you’ll like the Kwonc Chow cafe. Treat your date right. .. drive out TONICII'l ! | Orders to take out • Special banquet room tor parties KwotUf, QUxuaa Gajp 2100 West 6th Dial 4-2511 1 "STUDENT HANDS ACROSS THE SEA The students of India, Pakistan and Greece will receive our help through the World Stu dent Service Fund. Help the students of today who will be the leaders ct tomorrow. GIVE NOW! • Rush Inn This space donated by the following campus merchants 9 University of Oregon Co-op • Erb Memorial Student Union