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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1959)
World News in brief (Continued from purjc 1) "to destroy any nation attack ing our country," Secretary of Deforme MeKlroy Hfdd Tuesday. He made the statement to newsmen after a three-hour sec ret conference with the Senate Armed Services Committee to present comparisons of U.S.-Sov iet military strength. MeKlroy added he Is confident there will not he a general war because of U.H. ability to "de stroy anyone starting it.” Schools to open NORFOLK, Virginia (UPI) School officials here said Tues Abandon war... (Continued from parte 1) come of two-thirds of the world’s population. The disarmament of the world is a necessity, lie said, and to ac complish thia all nations, includ ing lied China, must work to gether. Pauling has written several chemistry textbooks and more than 300 scientific papers. He re ceived his B A from Oregon State College and his Ph D. from the California Institute of Technol ogy. CAMPUS NOTES • Chi Delia Phi women'* literary hon or*) will meet Frida) at 12:1$ in the K -.m. Member* are requeued to hr it k manuscript* Person* aitldui Ifj join ( hi Delta I hi f turn in their manuscript* by Feb. 7 i.r Mi»» Hue in the Browfttntf Room. • Th# Recorded Classit* committees will meet m the SI,* today at 4. • The 1>U Movie Committee will meet t , at 4 in M‘ .102. • There will be a meeting of the Cof frr |{ v: I - ruflj t day a* 1.'. I • in the SI*. • Student* arc requested to kkh up i tw .*! ihr VW CA r»r \ M( A office for th- InlrtnalriiiJil Retreat Friday and Sat U!«ta at Kit*on Sptinic , Group* will k*%r at 5 AO pm. Friday. S h r| of the retie.-,* i* “Africa « Kojr In the Work! To'lay." Kirnmn Hendrick* *j ! Ik- the »|»e*krr. Total CO* l for the weekend will iic H 50. • The Young Republican* are remind ed oj the meeting toda-- at 4:15 p.m. in the Student Union. Knrh memkr i* re queued to bring one jieraon to tin# week’* merlin*, where rule* for the membership elfi % r will Ik* dinctnucd and State Trra* tiier Sig Cuandcr will be the featured • The Univcmtty Ski Club will meet Thu- hi* evening at 0:15 in tbr Student 1 m-n where final plan* will l»e made for a tup to Sun Valley. Idaho, and pic turr% for tbr Orrgana will lie taken. • The Htllel Society will hold a lunch eon meeting for Rabbi Kdgar F. Magnin t.»d.v* fi»m noon to 1 in the Student l moii. • The fro*h football team will meet Friday at } pm m the bleacher* of Mac Arthur Court, where cla*** schedule* will lie filled out. • "From Remor to Pica#«o" and MToulou**e I-autrec’’ will hr »hnwn on the educational film program t might in Com monwealth 138 There will he two show in* hr*inning .it 7 and 9 pm t.A* MUSIC tyitA** HOUSE New Records Now in Stock k from the "Hungry i" R by the Kingston Trio / ' Flower Drum Song" Original Broadway Cast New lower price on Diamond needles WILSON 1070 Willamette St. (lay they 11 move quickly to open the .six schools closed last fall when ordered to Integrate. The achools may open In two weeks. A federal court ruled Monday the clonings were uncon stitutional. Ike warns of spiral WASHINGTON (UPI) Pres ident Elsenhower called Tuesday for an Intensified fight against Inflation. In his economic message to Congress, Mr. Elsenhower said the nation has snapped back strongly fiom last year's reces sion, but he said U.S. economic health is Jeopardized by an up ward spiral of wages and prices. KWAX presents road reports KWAX is presenting taped road reports from the State Po lice in Eugene. The service, pre sented by KWAX News is an aid to persons leaving Eugene on weekend trips, according to Jim Dutchcr. KWAX Program Direc tor and originator of the pro gram. - The road reports are presented Thursday evenings at 6:415 on the Campus News and at 10 p.m. on the World News. Dean Lindhoim makes tax study A tax study athored by Dean Richard W. Lindhoim of the School of Business Administra tion will Is- used in a reconsidera tion of the Michigan state tax system. Lindholm's study of business taxes in Michigan is included in papers prepared by tax experts of our Michigan universities. His findings Indicate a need to guard against increasing taxes on highly profitable business con cerns and to “go easy” in taxing newly-started businesses, thus giving the latter time to build-up needed capital. Job opportunities Bethlehem Pacific Coast Steel Corporation will interview inter ested applicants Jan. 27. Jobs available are located on the west coast. Majors desired are Busi ness Administration, Industrial Relations, Sales, Accounting, Journalism, and Public Relations at any degree level. The Oregon State Civil Service Commission will interview inter ested applicants for state po sitions on Jan. 28. Jobs are avail able in Portland, Salem and throughout the state. All majors are desired since openings are available in many departments. Married students plan dance at SU The married students commit tee of the SU has announced plans for their first dance of the year. The dance will be held Feb. 7 in the SU Ballroom from fl to 12. Gary Geertsen and his Star busters, a six-piece band, will provide the music. The band fea tures Carlyn Compton as vocalist. Refreshments and entertain ment are scheduled for the inter mission. Working on the plans and preparations for the dance are: Dick Davis, chairman; Rich Bowlby, Frank Gallas, and Bob Boyles, publicity; Anne Geertsen. Dick and Martha Firman, re freshments; George Trahern, en tertainment; Florence Guimary, Avis and Jon Dowers, Alan Tay lor, and Jerry Gates, decorations. Library to hold book sale today There will be a book sale in the Library Newspaper Reading Room today from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. The sale is open only to Uni versity staff members and stu dents. Robin Little tapped by Sophomore honorary Robin Little, sophomore mem ber of Alpha Chi Omega, was tapped for membership Tuesday night by Kwama, sophomore women’s honorary. 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