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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1958)
VTF W*.9t HOOFING IS ALL in a day’s work for Mrs. Verdie Scott of Mid land. Tex. The 75-year-old widow does roof repairs, electrical J work and is a licensed plumber. I THREE WITNESSES, seeking relaxations of regulations which withhold government information from public, pose together in Washington. D.C., before testifying at a House Government Information Subcommittee hearing. Left to right are:' ,J. Russell Wiggins, Executive Editor of the Washington Post who spoke for the American Society of Newspaper Editors (ASNE); Harold L. Cross, Boothbay, Me., ASNE counsel, and Irving Ferman, Wash ington, Director of American Civil Liberties Union. Tourist Foundation Plans Russian Trip Marise Paschound *vill be in terviewing students interested in summer foreign tours, especially in Russia. Feb. 21-22. She repre sents the Lisle Fellowship, Inc., a non-profit group that pro motes and plans international tours. The corporation charges for most tours, but has “aid money” to assist worthy students who are unable to afford the whole cost of tours. Miss Paschound will work through the campus YMCA. First Exchange Of special note is the first Rus sian-American student exchange planned for June 30-Sept 8. About 40 American students will be al lowed to spend 48 days in Rus sia. The groups will receive a two-week orientation period be fore splitting into groups of ten for the tour. There will he short stops in Berlin, Yugoslavia, and Poland. Total cost per person is $1375. Each application (deadline: March 15) must be accompanied by a $50 deposit. Applicants must have had two years of col lege. Campus Calendar Friday 8:00 HSIRL Secretariat 101 SU Advisers Bkfst 214 SU Noon Phi Chi Theta 234 CW HSIRL Lunch Ballrm SU 3:00 Frosh Ldrs Wrkshp ' 313 SU 4:00 Fri at 4 Fishbowl SU 5:30 Inter Wknd Trans YW Gerl 6:30 HSIRL Bnqt Ballrm SU 7:30 Koffee Klatch 33> SU 9:00 Fishbowl Mixer SHISLER'S FOOD MARKET Groceries — Fresh Prodoce — Meats Mixers — Beverages — Magazines — Ice Cream OPEN FROM 9 AM. -i-ii i *4 p. DAILY & SUNDAYS_1 ,LL M. I 13th at High St. Dial Dl 4-1342 I Morse Attacks GOP Program WASHINGTON (.?> Sen. Morse (D-Ore.) Thursday attacked ad ministration proposals to finance a proposed post office moderniza tion program ns “little more than a handout to business and to bankers in particular." “It would be hard to imag'ne a program that would do more good for a few bankers and less good for the nations economy," he told the Senate. "As a public works program, it is simply a sham." Private Industry Morse devoted most of his criti cism to proposals under which private industry would construct the post office buildings and then lease them to the government. “What we need.” he said, "are useful public works, such as roads, dams, post offices, and schools that will belong to the people who paid for them. And we need to have their construc tion financed with appropriations so that the expenditure will go primarily for construction and not for interest.” Delivery! “A Snack or A Meal As Near As Your Phone” 6 P.M. to Midnight Dewey's DI5-8275 Chung's Cafe STEAK & CHICKEN TOO! 26 W 7th Dl 3-1825 Your Portraits Made of you in your new Easter Outfit make the exquisite remembrance gift please phone DI 4-3432 for appointment The Fehly Studio On the campus Daylight To Obscure American Satellite CAMBRIDGE, Mass, (fl -Amer ican satellite Explorer will be in visible to moonwatch observers in the United States for the next two days because its passages occur during daylight hours, the Smithsonian Astrophysical Ob servatory announced. Job Opportunities Feb. 28. The American Institute for Foreign Trade. Stanton S. von Grabill will talk to any inter ested students. 9 a.m.-l p.m. at the Graduate Placement Office, Cm Kmc raid Classified Ad* Phone DI 5-1511, Ext. 218. on parle francais | english spoken man sprlcht deutsch Lewis Travel Service WORLDWIDE % WILLIAM JELSKI — MARTHA HULT JELSKI Owners We specialize In Student Travel * Escorted Tours anti Inde pcndent Itineraries * We represent all Study Tours with scholastic Credit * We offer the most economical rates because we lived abroad for many years and possess the first hand Knowledge and experience. 45 West lith Ave. Phone DI 4-1315 se hnbla castellano parla italiano Oregon Daily ©EMERALD WANT ADS Rates: 4c per word first insertion, . 2c thereafter. Minimum charge 40c. “People DO read Emerald Want Ads. You’re reading them now.” SERVICES Photographs—House groups and dances. Phone DI 4-3432. The Fehly Studio. COLOR STUDIO 1233 Alder — Phone DI 4-7502 Complete Line of Sherwin-Williams Paints HOUSE DANCE PHOTOS. DI 3 6939. Fast and reasonable. A-l AUTO GLASS All Models Satisfaction Guaranteed 315 High DI 5-7171 Contact Northwest Photographic Illustrators near the campus for pictures of all important functions. 1231 Alder. DI 3 2111. PERSONAL CAMPUS GIRLS URGED to turn in their returns for The Em erald Advertising Trophy. The three foot trophy will be awarded to the living organi zation selling the largest per centage of Emerald subscrip tions and time’s running out, SO HURRY! RENTALS ONE BEDROOM DOWNSTAIRS APARTMENT. Partially fur nished. 312 E. 11th. DI 3-5160. Rooms for 2 men, living room, 2 sleeping rooms, with bath. Private home, 2 adults. Special rate for remainder of year Mrs. Denslow, 1859 E. 15th. DI 4-9560. BOARD OR BOARD AND ROOM for students. Close to campus. Phone DI 3-5987. Plenty food. ROOM AND BOARD. Good home cooked meals. 671 East 16th. DI 3-2269. HELP WANTED GIRLS DESPERATELY NEED ED for Classified Advertising telephone solicitation at Oregon Daily Emerald. No experience necessary. No money either, but activity points galore. In teresting work. If interested, call Warren Rucker, Ext. 218, after 2 p.m. FOR SALE COLUMBIA TAPE RECORD EH. Regular $149.50. Must sacrifice for $85. Used once. Includes 2 reels of tape. Contact Fort’s Drive-In, DI 3-6413. Ask for Drive-In, DI 3-8413. Ask for Al. MOVING! For Sale, very reas onable: bed; TV; flute. 1570 Pearl, Apt. 4. Evenings. NEW HALLICRAFTER for sale. S-95 receiver. Phone Bili Shar key. DI 5-7801. AUTO REPAIRS COMPLETE MOTOR OVERHAUL (parts and labor) .$59 any six cylinder engine 30.000 mile guarantee no time limit—E.Z. terms on approved credit REBUILT MOTORS short block complete.$149 any 6 cylinder and most V-8’s 60.000 mile guarantee no time limit—E.Z. terms THRIFTY AUTO REPAIR 940 Pearl DI 3-7114 FREE Brake Adjustment FIRESTONE STORES 185 East 11th DI 5-1593 SAVE ON GAS HAVE YOUR GAS mileage checked and an accurate tune up by dynamometer. Automatic transmission exchange $75. General Repairing on All Make Cars EUGENE GARAGE 379 East 8th DI 5-5261 Rebuilt- Engines $120 10,000 Mile Guarantee! Automatic Transmls 'on Complete reseal job $28.50 Total parts & labor Motor Overhaul $58.50 LOAN CARS EASY TERMS T&A Motors 2025 Franklin Blvd. DI 5-1110 Eves, DI 3-4445 USED CARS 1954 OLDSMOBILE, super 88, 4 door sedan. Good condition. Hydramatic, power steering, etc. $1220. DI 3-3994, evenings.
