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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1965)
Peruvians Praise Two JFK Proarams I wo main weasnesses in tnc Alliance for Progress anil Peace Corps programs in Peru were brought out by visiting Peruvian students Thursday at the Inter national Coffee Hour The students, guests of the US State Department, praised the two programs initiated by the late President Kennedy. Although the Alliance for Prog gress program has played a "most important” role in Peru, the students agreed that the funds given by the U S. are not being used for the people as a whole. The distribution of U S money is presently administered by the Peruvian government. This ar rangement has not horn suffi cient, the students said. As Americo Infantas, one of fhe students, pointed out, it is the hope of the students that, the I S would choose to supervise the distribution of the money. Infantas said that more money should go to education instead of to industries, for “only through education will the so-called un developed countries rise.” Felipe Castilla said the Alli ance for Progress program has furnished the monetary means to develop the industries and the agricultural production of Peru The students said the Peace Corps project in Peru has been a “wonderful idea." but would be tor the finest in . . . STEAKS, PRIME RIB, LOBSTER TAIL BANQUET FACILITIES FOR LARGE OR SMALL GROUPS 342-2332 1905 W. 6th OPEN: Monday-Sunday 11:30 a.m.-l 2 p.m. Sunday 5 p.m.-10 p.m. NOW PLAYING END SATURDAY A SOX l THfATPi l^oor* W Open v S 4 ^ (DONALD xIOn-f.WinA*tlTi 344 4143 ACAPULCO BEACH BOYS FOR SALE TO THE LOVE STARVED WOMEN OF THE JET SET!! Adults Only Please Colukcu Pictures pfowu« Jerry bresur product* sTONaS MANy FacsS c,*,-,, moM (or Sin on the Beach) n m n STfFAiflf Roman-Powers ACTION COLOR CO-HIT ROARING . ADVENTURE • "EAST OF SUDAN" r DIAMOND BRIDAL PAIRS: from the X. IA/iV 'KJ.'S'J' collection "To carry into effect, as an inten tion ... to bring to pass, as a design ... to realize or manifest com pletely" is the definition of to "ful fill." Zalecrest fulfills the highest ideals of fine jewelry craftsmanship. Z.\LECliEST Hallmark of Excellence $400 Illustrations enlarged to show detail. Pncot plus tax. Zaire’s* JEWELERS v_/ CONVENIENT TERMS Open Monday & Friday Nights till 9 110 W. Broadway 343-7746 ! much more successful if the prob lem of communication could be i solved. Hugo Gallegos noted that the I I’eace Corps volunteers in Peru I : J-Li-j—. ".. have not been able to reach about twothirds of the popula tion, because of the great num her of Indians who do not speak Spanish. | On the whole, the students ex pressed appreciation for both programs, which have contribut ed greatly to the advancement (A their country. CLASSIFIED ADS I» A . if.. _ wwiu HIM inBlT' tion; 3c thereafter. Minimum charge 150c. All classified ads must be in before 10 a m. on the day preceding publication. Office open from 8-10 a m. Call 342 1411, Ext. 1818. FOR SALE ONE OF A KIND Musi sell small home-made mo torscooter. Best offer over $80, complete with windshield, lights. Call 344-4369, evenings. MEXICAN Fire Opals—Cut, un mounted $15-30. 344-1389 after 6 p m., Tuesday through Thurs day. 3F LEICA camera. 35 mm., F1.9 Serenar lens, 1/1000 sec., flash att. and case, $90 3423453. PORTABLE radio, Admiral, $45 new, now $15. 343 0096. RAMIREZ concert Flaminco gui tar with hard case. Excellent. $300 Call Jan Lee, 343 1238. ELECTRIC guitar and RCA ster eo. Will trade for tape recorder. 3450637. 1952 25 ft. Columbia house trail er. Must sell. $900. 7464)992. WALNUT finish custom built base reflex cabinet with 2-way speak er. Brand new. $30. 343-1210. STEREO speakers Jensen 8 inch $20 a pair. 343 1210. WOMAN’S skis, boots, poles, and bindings. Excellent, $30. Carla. 344 4281. FOOT LOCKER. $6. Plaid valet pact, $6. Both almost new. Phone 343 3759. after 5:00. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—Available August: Split level house, 4 bedrooms (one unfinished), large study, corner lot, 10 minutes’ drive from campus. Call 343-1555. CARS & CYCLES SELL or trade ’62 BSA 250 ec. motorcycle, S400. ’58 Triumph TR 3, low upkeep. $700. Both in excellent condition Will trade either for part payment on Ski boat. 3423104, or see at 1449 Agate. RARE 1963 Pontiac Tempest Le Mans 326. V-8, 3-speed on floor. Must sell—moving to Alaska. Call 344-1663 after 9 p.m. eve nings or 12 2 MWF. '55 PONTIAC 2-door. Automatic, engine recently rebuilt, tuned. Excellent radio, heater, tires. $215. 343-1238. | CLASSIC 1952 MG. Good poten tial. Needs body work. $225. Call Fred, ext. 2142. FIAT 600, 1960, sunroof, grey, best offer. Leaving for Brazil. Ext. 1889. 1965 SUNBEAM Tiger? Thunder bird engine, low mileage, like new. Call 344-1809, daytime. 1961 CORVETTE, 4-speed, 2 top? posi-traction. Excellent condi tion Ext. 1581 or 345-9593, at 12:30 or 5:30. ! FOR SALE: 1956 CHEVY V-8, 4 door hardtop. $225. Ext. 1591. 1960 VESPA 150. Just overhauled. $150. Phone 342-4792. '64 HONDA 250 Scrambler, low mileage, show room condition. Candy apple red, $595. 343-2302. 1955 MERCURY Monterrey. Reli able transportation, recent tune up, clean throughout. 342-2776. $245. 1960 SPRITE. Excellent condition. Radio, heater, complete service record available. $825. Ext. 2144, ask for Mike Buller. CARS & CYCLES JAGUAR 1955 XK140 me road ster. New top and tonneau cover. Wire wheels, Michelin X tires, white, red interior. Excellent condition. 344-9834. SUZUKI 80 cc., 1964 Sports mod el, recently overhauled, new parts, good knobby tires, black and chrome. Approximately S250 or accept offer. Write: Hei di Sieberts, 1131 S.W. Mont gomery, Portland, Oregon, or call C'Y 2-1273. ’55 STUDEBAKER. Excellent rum ning condition. $275. Ext. 1818, ask for Ken and leave message. '63 VW, sunroof, 5 new tires, ex cellent condition. $1450. 345 2466. 1955 PONTIAC hardtop. Good run ning condition. $225. Ext. 1818. 1847 or 1483 evenings. IMMACULATE '57 BUICK hard top. $425 or best offer. 343-4230. 1961 PONTIAC convertible, bur gundy body, white top, immacu late throughout. 342-3776. $1595. 250 SCRAMBLER. Must sacri fice. Going to Europe, $500. Ph. ext. 474. Wally or Steve. WANTED RESPONSIBLE person wants to buy or take care of a woman’s English racer bike with basket for the summer. Call 1275. MALE roommate. Modern fur nished apt. $60 a month. 1860 Alder. N’o. 30. Come between 12:30 2:30 p.m.. or call after 5. 343 8420. Ask for Gary. THIRD male roommate to share apartment 1965 66 school year. Ph. 345-7785. I NIYERSITY couple would like to manage apts for summer. 345 2027. FEMALE roommate, June 15. 4 blocks from campus. Your share. $47 50. Call Linda. 343-6455. FOR RENT NICE studio apt., near campus. $70. We furnish everything. Also several available for summer. Reserve now. 344-7369. ROOM in private home. Kitchen privilege. Student or employed woman. $35. Phone RI 7-9928. SPACIOUS 2-bedroom furnished house. Dishwasher. Summer. Close to campus. 344 9866, eve nings. CHARMING, clean, sunny bed sitting room. Ideal for male grad or instructor: bath, parking. $42. 2308 Willamette St. Call 344 9710. MISCELLANEOUS NEW YORK Review of Books. Faculty-Student rates. Call 345 9886 (eve.). SERVICES TYPING — 344-8930. YES, we arrange shipment of household goods and personal effects to foreign countries. Free estimates. Eugene Moving & Storage, 345-0151. LET us guard your personal ef fects during the summer — reasonable, safe storage. Eugene Moving and Storage, 260 Ferry, 3450151. EXPERT typist, IBM Electric. Graduate school approved. 688 4284. SPEEDEE typing service. Rea sonable. 345-1658. TYPING — Term papers. 4)4 years’ experience. Call 726-7274. Executive. 746-9024. SERVICES FAST, accurate typing. 343-1920. EXPERIENCED-'Typist _ 343-0316. GRADUATE approved typist. 30c a sheet 345-1828. TYPING. 345-9967. EXPERIENCED, accurate speed* typist. 343-4719 EXPERIENCED typist. IBM exec utive and dictaphone. 688-3579 EXPERIENCED, efficient typist. 688-3204. TYPIST. Careful Phone 343-5180. I"' PING. Term Papers. Experi enced 345-5675. HELP WANTED ROOM and board in exchange fcr child care and house work. Must have morning classes. Ex perience and references. Live in from June 15 to Sept. 15 with possibility for following school year 344-4478. EVENING Secretary, general of fice. Good typing essential. 2D hrs. a week Prefer student’s wife. 3455413 for appointment. SUCCESSFUL manager opens Hydro Filter branch 20 neat ap pearing men needed at once for various positions with Hydro Vacuum Equipment. One of hte highest commissions and bonus programs anywhere. No experi ence needed. Sales training at company expense. Some man agement positions available. For personal interview call 344-5100 from 10 a.m. to 12 only. MEN READ CAREFULLY Monday, May 24. at 10 a m. sharp, I want to talk to 28 mm who are really ambitious and want an opportunity to make money. It doesn’t matter what your pa*t work has been, all we ask is that you are willing to study and learn. We teach you our work. It will be necessary that you be willing to get along on S75S85 per week for the first 3 to 5 weeks while learning our work. You must be able to give the names of 3 people who will vouch for your honesty and in tegrity. We prefer men who are married or have some responsibility. I would also like to talk to a few men who are mechanically inclined and who know a good thing when they see it. Therefore, if you are honest and of good character, a willing worker, and neat in appearance, come and talk with me Monday, May 24. Eugene Hotel. Ask for Mr. Bob Karen. 3 MEN with cars for part-time and summer employment. $40 S80 per week part-time, S120 and up, full time. Apply Mr. Pulliam, University Placement Service, 2nd floor Susan Campbell Hall, Thursday, May 27th, 10 a.m. or 3 p.m. only. RIDES — RIDERS LOOKING for a ride to Minneapo lis. Will share cost. Call 344 2901. WANTED: A rider to Anchorage, Alaska after finals. Share e.v penses. Call Allen Bailey at 344 2447. WANTED: A rider to Ohio after finals. Share expenses. Call Mike Schaeffer, 344-1774. LOST AND FOUND LOST: Red wallet, post office. Please return. License, papers, important. 344-2086.
