State Department
Men Here Today
United States State depart
ment representatives Robert L.
Thompson and Thomas T. Tur
ner will be on campus today to
discuss new career opportunities
in the US foreign service.
They will meet with interested
students from 2 to 4 p.m. in Stu
dent Union 315. Faculty mem
bers will meet with Thompson
and Turner at noon today in the
SU.
Former UO Student
Turner, a former University
of Oregon student, received his
appointment as a foreign service
officer in 1946. He has held posts
in Tunis and Zurich, Switzerland.
Thompson, chief of the Divi
sion of Publications, was appoint
ed to the Department of State in
1946. During the war, he served
with the Office of War Infor
mation and Air Force Intelli
gence.
Foreign Service Program
Turner and Thompson are vis
iting Oregon as a part of the new
foreign service recruiting pro
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gram. Approximately 300 new
foreign service officers are ex
pected to be taken into the ca
reer corps this year.
American citizens from 20 to
31 years old are eligible. Start
ing salaries, depending on age
and experience, are between
$4000 and $5000 per year. There
are 267 embassies, legations and
consulates in 77 countries in
which foreign service officers
may hold positions.
Competitive Appointments
Appointments are made on a
competitive basis. Written exam
inations wrill be held in June in a
large number of cities through
out the United States including
Portland, Spokane, Seattle, Boise,
Los Angeles. San Francisco and
j Sacramento. The examination in
j eludes tests of English expression
general ability, general back
ground and modern language.
The oral exams will be given
later.
Campus Briefs
0 Infirmary patients, accord -
' ing to hospital records Thursday
were: LaRae Koon, Janet Flat
j land, Lyn Edmundson, Ardice
Houghton, Fleur Located, Mar
garet Everts, Milford Schier
boltz, Albert Peterson, Thomas
Raenier, Richard Bates, Stuart
j Seltzer and Paul Craig.
0 Canterbury club will meet
Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at Father
Ellis' house, 1909 17th East.
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