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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1956)
Vets' Organization Committee Lays Plan for Charter, Officers A Veteran-Students organize liuiifil committee met Monday nlglit and laid tentative |il.mu for formation of a charter and elec tion of officer*. The vet* u'*o amiounced that they .would plan i, tentative meeting in the Stu dent Union, Tuesday, Feb, 2H. at l o'clock. Eleven vet* of the 2.'» appointed to '-rve on the committee were pn.vnt for the meeting Irving Karvaraky, a**i*tant profe*aor of buMnea* administration, advi*ed the group on variou* question* that came up. The group decided to select temporary officers who will nerve until some time during *prmg term. According to the plan, a meeting will be held noon at which the temporary officer* will he nominated and elected. A* soon a* a president i* named, he will read a proponed chartei for the Vet*. Tin* charter will probably he modeled aft'•(' ,i similar eonstitu lidti used by n veteran's organtza Hon at Kansas State university The proposed purpose of the vet erans group. If formed, will be; • To he of service and assist anee to veteran students, t he t'ni 1 verslty of Oregon, and the com munity. • To develop a more harmo nious social relationship among veterans at the University of Oregon. It will he open to all veterans of the armed forces who attend the University of Oregon. Dues will he charged. If the vets approve, the organ ization will be set-up In three di visions: genera! assembly, offi cers, and executive council. The officers would include president, vice president, secre tary. treasurer, and sergeant-at arms. Serving on the executive; council would be nine members, six selected from the general Crash Kills 52 In Plane Disaster CAIRO A big French air liner, be net by engine trouble on a flight from Karachi, earned 52 [x-iMiiiH to flaming death in a crash landing on the desert near Cairo Monday, Twelve othei* mx passengers and six crew members e neaped. All the dead v.*-re identified by the Paris office of the air line, the privately owned Trans port Aeriens Intercontinentaux, as French or Vietnamese The plane an American-built Douglas DC6B Cloud master was on the way to Paris from Saigon, South Viet Nam. Surviving crewmen said two of the four engines hail stopped as the 25-ton craft approached Cairo at the end of the 2.00-mile hop across sea and desert from Ka rachi. Hire surged up when the plane hit the sand. The accident came only 4 0 hours after a British aircraft, carrying British troops home from F.gypt. crashed on the island of Malta and killed all .">0 per sons aboard. Three American pilots helped Egyptian t roops In rescue work over the trackless sands around the site of the wreck. lf> miles southeast of Cairo. They flew out seven of the survivors in light planes. » The Americans were William F Judd and Parker Zell of Trans World Airlines (TWAi and Ar thur Hoffman of the National Petroleum company. Judd is a native of .South Haven, Kan., who flew his 230-horsepower Cessna ISO from the United States to his home base here last month. His French wife Collette accompanied horn on the rescue mission. The airlin- r’s skipper, Capt. Charles Billet, was among the seriously injured. All were taken to the Fiench hospital at Abbasia, a Cairo suburb. French Ambassa dor A i nland du Chavla gave candy to little boys whose mother nnd two sisters were killed. UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII • SUMMER SESSION SEVEN WEEKS $| FOR ONLY 516 PLUS $33 TAX EIGHTH ANNUAL HOWARD TOUR Residence: At Waikiki in apartments of the Islander Hotel. LIVE WHERE YOUR PARENTS WOULD BE HAPPY TO STAY, in first clast apartments »n heart of Waikiki on the "RIGHT SIDE OF THE BEACH " THREE GIRLS to each apartment, with complete kitchen facilities, daily maid service, private bath, and tele phone. No sharing with people from other apartments or adiacent rooms. ADVANTAGES OPEERED BY HOWARD TOUR 1 WE OFFER MORE AT A LOWER PRICE OF A HIGHER QUALITY -FOR A LONGER VACATION PERIOD than any other college tour to Hawaii. Do not accept or reject these claims until you COMPARE item against iiem, price agamst price, quality against quality, and dates against dates. You get everything promised There arc NO extra or hidden charges. Let the facts speak for themselves. COMPARE AND CHOOSE WISELY. 2 The Howard Tour is the only program operated by a Kamaaina a native son J. D. Howard himself. He remains with the tour throughout the summer in the Islands 3. Ours is the ORIGINAL college tour to Hawaii, started eight years ago by J. D. Howard while at the University of Oregon. This original group was the largest ever from Oregon. 4 1956 offers a "BIG" summer for Oregon and Washington students. Of the 120 sign-ups to date, 40 are students from the Pacific Northwest. More than 300 students from throughout the United States and approxi mately 60 from Oregon are expected this year. 5. Remember, many activities easily organized with a large group arc most difficult, if not impossible, with small tours. Yet in trie Howard Tour each student is in a small college unit escorted by her own campus housemother. YOU OWE YOURSELF THE BEST. Select the Tour Which Guarantees You the Most. For further information, consult: MRS. NEAL ROWE ALPHA PHI - UNIVERSITY OF OREGON 1050 Hilyard Street—Phone 5-6208 assembly and three officer*, the president, vice-president, and secretary. Tentatively, ordinary nusino.'ts w ould he conducted by the execu tive council with the aid of all membeis present at a duly con stituted meeting. Extraordinary ! matters would be taken be*..re ' the general assembly. The organ ization would be set up to "rep resent all veterans who are j willing to be represented.” After the meeting, Smith de clared that, he wanted it under stopp that the organization that, they are hoping to set up wquld be in no way connected with the group that circulated petitions for additional veteran’s benefits, j Smith also said other veteran'a , groups had been organized and ’ that they were "very successful.” About 75 vets had previously j attended a meeting held at noon on Feb. 8. Although this number, was fai ’ short rif the amount hoped for. an I "informal committee” was still set up to decide upon a tentative charter. TWO MEN I'ICK oranges from a free near the Italian village «if I'ondi on tin- Tyrrlirhian coast between Rome and Naples follow ing a weekend Call of 10 inches of snow. 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