H-Bomb Shelter
THIS IS INTERIOR of H-bomb steel shelter erected in Garden City, N’.Y., whose developers say
will take care of a family 3 to 5 days. This deluxe model is equipped with five hunks and air
mattresses. At rear of tank is fan which draws purified air through special filter. The handle
is used only in event of power failure, which would also necessitate use of battery-powered lan
terns. Shelter also has radiation detector, electric batter)- radio, protective clothing, blankets,
crowbar and shovel, first aid equipment plus other apparatus and supplies needed to sustain fam
ily. (AP Wirephoto)
Naval, Air Force Exam Scheduled
Competitive examinations for
appointments to the 1956 classes
of the United States Naval and
Air Force Academies will be held
in Portland by the Civil Service
Commission on July 11.
Applicants who reside in the
Third District who wish to take
this examination are to inform j
Congresswoman Edith Green by
May 28.
According to Mrs. Green, no |
West Point nominations can be
r
made by her from this district
for the 1956 beginning class.
Applicants must be residents
of Multnomah county between
the ages of 17 and* 23 by July,
1956. However, examination ar
rangements also will be made
for applicants temporarily out of
the district, she announced.
Letters concerning these pre
nomination exams should be ad
dressed to Congresswamon Edith
Green, 312 House Office Build
ing, Washington 25, D.C.
Psi Chi Luncheon
To Feature Tysell
John E. Tysell, M.D., will be
speaker at a Psi Chi luncheon
Tuesday, with h;s topic "Somat
ic Reaction to Stress.”
The group will meet in the
Student Union, and the meeting
will be held at 12:30 after the
luncheon. All students interest
ed in psychology, as well as fac
ulty members and Psi Chi mem
bers are invited to attend.
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r pu**'- (.May ID) before the fupitol n» thy kick up a routine
from theh forthcoming variety shim. The yuuiK Ladle*, mrinlwn
ot thi Congressional Swri'tHrirs Club, will entert «ln legislator*
who employ them June 21 ut u show for the l>enpfit of retarded
children. (AI* Win-photo)
Students Initiated
By BA Honorary
Six University students have
oeen elected to membership in
Beta Gamma Sigma, national
honorary in business administra
tion. on the basis of scholarship.
Juniors are Karleen Evans and
Walter E. Coder. Seniors are
Joanne Hardt, John Watson.
Gary McAdams and Ward Cook.
Initiation for the new mem
bers will take place at a dinner
to be held in the Student Union
at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday. Kenneth
ML Lindsay., visiting lecturer in
political science, will be the
speaker of the evening.
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