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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1960)
CANDIDATES FOR MISS EUGENE 1960 pose briefly at the SU. Left to right, they are Cheryl Schleicher, Janet Riggins, Karen Foote, Marty Thompson, Janice Messner, Sharon Anderson, Haul St. Sure, Sharlene McMahan, Patricia Itushton, Janet Warren, and Linda Lattin. The winner will represent Eugene in the Miss Oregon pageant. Position on offiadvit... (C ontlnued from page 1) or violence. It is clear, he wrote, that such persons are not entitled to nor should not receive funds from the United States Govern ment. Fleming then pointed out that the requirement will not uncover any such persons, since “Such persons have no scruples about signing such an affidavit and taking such an oath.” His final point is that “The in clusion of this requirement singles out educators and students for special treatment without making a contribution to national safety.” Senate recommends that Review continue ASUO Senate approved a re port on the Northwest Review Thursday night which recom mended that the Review continue to be published because of its “considerable quality.” Submitted by Steve Hintz, sen ator-at-large, the report was drawn up by a committee of Mike Hollister, Jim Lynch, Margaret Reedy, and faculty members John Hulteng, associate professor of journalism; E. R. Bingham, asso ciate professor of English, and Sylvan Karchmer, chairman of the Student Publications Board. The Review was commended for its considerable advancement toward filling a "cultural void” in the Northwest since its estab lishment three years ago and for its good reputation in literary circles. Passed unanimously, the report recommended that the Review strive to include more student work and more work oriented to the Northwest area. The report also recommended that the ASUO Senate review the magazine in four years. Use Emerald Classified Ads— Phone DI 2-1411. Ext. 618 THE UNIVERSITY faculty, in April, unanimously passed the resolution of protest, which was ; transmitted to Secretary Flem 1 ing and other key persons by j President Wilson. ' The disclaimer affidavit require ment, as well as a loyalty oath (which is not protested by the faculty), is part of the provisions . under which all persons receive : funds from the National Defense Education Act (this includes loans to undergraduates and grants to ■ graduate students). Under the disclaimer affidavit j all fund recipients swear that | they do not seek, nor do they be long to any organization yhich believes in or teaches, overthrow of the government by force or violence. Profs travel to LA for management meet Thomas G. Johnson, associate professor of marketing, and Scott D. Walton, associate professor of management and acting head of the department of management, went to Los Angeles for the first conference of the Western Chap ter of the Academy of Manage ment held Friday and Saturday, May 20 and 21. Use Emerald Classified Ads— Phone DI 2-1411, Ext. 618. Your KODAK Store DI 4-2201 Eugene 76 W. Broadway H. T. Wiltshire 1015 High Streel _ _ _ ____:_l ;_ Zhe Choice above all others a Keepsake. Only perfect quality con fully reflect a diamond's natu ral brilliance and beauty ... for your everlasting pride and satisfac tion. Come in, ' see our choice Bridal Set $150.00 Pay $10 Monthly Keepsake Rings from $100-$1,000 — I Dl 3-1606 DOWNTOWN EUGENE i TINO'S Pizza Parlor With new addition seats 132 Orders to go Beverages Open 5-1 Except Mondays 1491 Willamette Dl 4-2453 \ TUTORING High School and College Algebra Phone DI 5-4705. ' MATH TUTORING: Algebra. Ge ometry. Trigonometry, Calculus. DI 5-2464. Tutoring—Lit and Comp. Phone ! DI 5-1866. \ SERVICES Typing in my home, 1428 E. 19th. DI 4-1992. PHOTOGRAPHS—House groups and activities. The Fehly Studio DI 4-3432. TYPING. Jackie Nelson, 1786 Co lumbia. DI 3-6831. MEYER BLOCH World's Greatest Hypnotist 240 RIVINGTON STREET New York 2, N Y. Typing, my home. Term papers, theses, etc. DI 5-0885. 2338-11 Patterson Drive. OREGON PHOTO DAB House Dances—Group Pictures 1231 Alder — DI 3-7541 Experienced t> pist. Iteasonable rates. DI 3-6883. 1 Typing in my home. Call DI 3 6066 after 5. _ HELP WANTED TEACHERS WANTED: Oregon, West and Southwest. Southwest Teachers’ Agency, 1303 Central NE, Albuquerque, New Mexico. Salaries $4200 up. Free regis tration. STUDENT HELP NEEDED The Pacific Division of the Amer ican Association for the. Ad vancement of Science will meet at the University of Oregon June 13 to 18, 1960. We need students to help as projection ists, and at the registration and information desks. Apply to the Biology Department Office. FOR SALE Matching chair and coffee table, $30 (will sell separately). Also matching end table lamps. $12. Call DI 5-1331. 1951 Mercury Club Coupe. Radio, heater, overdrive. $100. DI 4 5651. 2263 Wisconsin. FOR SALE 1855 Jaguar XK 140 &t Roadster. Excellent condition. $1750. Call DI 5-7778. 1954 Chev. Dolray. 1858 Corvette engine and running gear, all new equipment, $885. RI 6-5425. Year old black Dachshund. Loves children, cat*, and dogs. If in terested, call DI 3-1457 eve nings or weekends. Thermador air cooler. Used only two weeks last summer. New $42.50. will sell for $35. DI 5 1331. Triumph '57 TR-3 Roadster. Wire wheels. Exceptionally clean. $1785. DI 5-2464. Complete deluxe 10 - foot glass boat, convertible top, 45 horse power Mercury, electric starter and trailer. $2300 value now $ 1575. Call DI 4-4355 or RI 6-2531. AUTO REPAIRS Rebuilt Engines $145 10,000 Mile Guarantee! Automatic Transmission Complete reseal Job $28.50 Total parts & labor Motor Overhaul $58.50 LOAN CARS EASY TERMS T&A Motoirs 2025 Franklin Blvd. DI 5-1110 , Eves RI 6-4981 STAINLESS STEEL Chrome Face PISTON RINGS . More Power . , More Gas Mileage . , 30,000 Mile Guarantee INSTALLED as low as $40 (Labor) Terms loan Cars THRIFTY AUrO lUilFAIR 940 Pearl Street DI 3-7114 After 6 p.m. DI 3 15997 =■————— —gau . /
