Chinese Refugee Speaks Today
i/i. uunuiu oiiuuk, u n'iui,;n'
from Communist China, will
speak at 4 today in the EMU.
Now on the stall at the Uni
versity of California at Berkeley,
Shook is a medical doctor
whose work in radiology has
brought him mention in "Who's
Who in American Medicine” and
"Who's Who in American Edu
cation."
Shook will speak from experi
ences in Communism in Chinn
lie was born in Shanghai in
Ilt:t7 and fled the mainland in
11)58. He lived for a time in For
mosa. serving as a translator
and information worker from
the Nationalist regime
Shook's appearance is spon
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Yflppbonp 344*2196
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Americans for Freedom and the
National Student Committee for
a Free China.
Campus Briefs
Announcements for Campus Brief*
iWMit b» hirnt'd in by 3 p.m. the day
before publlr.ii ion. Her an si* of spare
limitation* no announcement* will be
run more than twice.
There will be a discussion of "The
Changing Hole of Marrlige?" Satur
<lny from noon to 4 p.m. in the KMU.
Interested student*, faculty, and
townspeople are urged to attend. For
further Information contact Tom Kil
patrick at ext. 478.
There will be an organ i/ational
meeting of the Collegiate Cilrl Scouts
from 2:30 to 4 p.m. Sunday in the
KMU.
Dr. Edward Shook, a refugee from
CommuniKl China, will talk on his
experience* there at 4 p.m. today.
In the KMC.
Friars meets at 9 p.m. Monday In
tlie KMU.
Angel Flight will meet at 12:13 to
day In-101 French. Bring ticket money.
The "John Birch Society” will be
playing for tin- Newman Center’s
opening celebration dance from 8:30
to 11:30 p.m. Tuesday. Admission is
$1.
There will Ik* a meeting at 7 p.m.
Monday in the KMU for all those in
terested in light-weight crew.
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2 30 -Across the Atlantic- Interview*
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2 45--Alpine Holiday: A radio trip
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FOR SALE
HOME — $28,950. OWNER TRANS
FERRED; PRIME location. W,
LOAN. Ten minute* to UNIVER
SITY. 2000 *q. ft., 3 yearn old. 3
bedroom*, 2 bath*, 2 fireplaces.
Formal dining room. 14x25' family
room. Overalzcd garage, concrete
boat or trailer atrip. Call 345 074#;
even Inga or weekends. 1347
TRANSISTOR radlo/3-sp«*< <1 phono in
good condition Need* new needle.
Beat riffler over $15. Also assorted
45'w and 4-record classics album,
"Polk Song* and Minstrel*.” Contac t
Amanda at ext. 2553. 1039
M* ST SI.1.1. H and 4 ti ack car ateico,
e ight months old. new $125. Will
sell for 875 or best offer. Ski rack,
excellent condition, call ext. 2292,
Scott. 1313
SKIS AND ROOTS. Head <.S 210 cm.
Look Nevada bindings. Blizzard
210 cm marker bindings. Koflach
buckle boot, size II. 344-5451. 1342
SINOLR BED $18.50 — mattress and
box spring on legs, excellent con
dition. 343-5160 or Mrs. Meyer ext.
2354. 1343
2 OAKTHON \2" woofers for sale IV*
voice roll, excellent bass, for stereo.
*16/pr. or $20 each. 344 6737.
DORM contract! Now or spring term.
Mike Russelle, 343-1918 or ext. 1817.
1300
TYPEWRITER. Deluxe Royal port
able. Magic margins, $60. 747 8165
after 5 p.m. 1345
2 FEMALE no-closing hour dorm con
tracts. Carson Hall. Contact or Jeri
or Nancy, ext. 497. 1364
NO CLOSING DORM contract for
spring term. Call Sarah, ext. 496.
1346
SKI ROOTS Ricker sealed sob . < *
cellent condition: $15.00, 8>i nar
row. Sue, ext. 2572. 1322
SPRING term Carson dorm contract.
Call Rita. evt. 2596. 1330
WORM) Hook Cyclo-Teacher teach
ing -machine, new. 345-7151. 1325
< <»i i kg I l\'. contract foi salt, $395
Room 337, College Inn. 1359
HEAD SKIS- -210 competition OS’s.
$70 345 3246. 1355
CARS & CYCLES
‘60 CHEV Impala 2-door hardtop 3
speed Hurst. Runs like new. Super
clean. $65«> Call 342 3803. 1318
‘67 TRIUMPH (TR-4A i Excellent con
<iit mu. Call Lee/Ann ext. 2575. 1322
i*. S v 350 Hue Star 1963 6,009 miles.
Top condition. 344-0604. 1351
PL-3 Schedule
Friday, February 23
6;36- Huntley-Brinklev Report
7:00 PL-3 News
7:30—Realities and Perplexities
(Repeat)
8:00— NET Journal (Repeat)
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CARS & CYCLES
DO YOU nwd reliable, reasonable car
repair? American and foreign cars.
Volkswagen specialty. All carbure
tor rebuilding. PUD’S TUNE-UP
•SHOP, 35th and Main, Springfield.
747*0451. 1134
62 AUSTIN HEALY Mk II 3000, new
paint, roll bar, excellent through
out. Phone* Mike Blair, ext. 1901
1369
'67 VOLVO station wagon. 11,000 mi.
Very well equipped. Immaculate,
3444380. 1358
’36 CHEV 2 door hardtop, V-8, stick,
$125. Needs brakes and rings. Ph.
344 0481 after 3 p.m.
SERVICES
GILBERT’S LITHO
683-4355 or 688 4697
Theses - - Questionnaires
Abstracts — Term Papers
(Graduate School approved typists
IBM proportional typewriters)
403
QUALITY typing, editing, U of O
graduate. B.A. degree Pol. Sci.;
IBM Executive, graduate approved.
342 2045, 3030 6 Willamette, Mrs.
Burnett. 1202
Experienced typist. Electric
typewriter. 343-0316.
1321
RACHEL’S INCOME tax SERVICE.
Prompt service, qualttv work, rea
sonable rates. SPECIAL RATES TO
STUDENTS. 345-7851 or 344-3758.
1103
Typing—IBM Electric
688-8405
1275
TYPING In my home. Experienced,
fast, accurate, reasonable. Phone
688 1192. 1139
TYPING. Rough drafts, term papers,
small theses. Mrs. Alcorn, 1267 W.
11th. 343 4855. 12013
EXPERIENCED ty p-ftst, Graduate
School approved. IBM Executive.
Shari Fraser. 345-4236. 1059
PROFESSIONAL TYPIS T-STKNO.
Graduate approved IBM Executive.
688 3579 . 833
TYPING—fast service, accurate, de
pendable. Electric typewriter. 344
8930. 1226
TYPING — 6’** yrs. experience. Grad.
School approved. Legal experience,
726-7274. 1047
TYPING at reasonable rates, correc
tions made if required. Call 344-8585.
1195
Typing in home 345-2893
1259
EXPERT IBM typing. Anything. Bar
bara Mathewson, 344-8778. 11875
TYPING service—accurate proofing,
spelling, grammar. 343 5280. 1109
EXPERT IBM typing. Anything. Bar
bara Mathewson. 344-8778. 11R75
SPEEDEE Typing Service. Reason
able. Phone 345 1658. 1045
TYPING. Mrs. Ryan. Phone 343-6690.
Graduate approved. 1319
TYPIST T< rrn papers, etc. Experi
enced secretary, 747 8145. 1320
FOR RENT
DELUXE 2-bedroom apt.; three beds;
everything furnished except elec
tricity. One-bedroom apt: twin bods:
extra large, deluxe. Female room
mate to share exceptionally nice
apt. Inquire 343 4438 or 342-2816;
see weekends or evenings at 1844
Kincaid, Apt. No. 4. 1339
! l RNISHED Many street floor apt.
Exclusive, quiet, beautiful U of O
area with 2 bedrooms, paid utili
ties. Prefer particular graduate stu
dents or a family, latter at $140.
After March 2nd. Call 344-2683 be
fore 10 a.m. or after 4:45 p.m. 1353
Northgate Manor
SEVEN MIN. to campus, deluxe two
bedroom apts.; furnished - unfur
nished. 1814 “L” St., Springfield. In
quire Apt. 1, 747-4777. 1368
PARTY would like to sublease an
apartment with reserved parking
area, and easy walking distance
of campus. 914 E. 18th across from
the Music Building. Call 342-3803.
1317
FURNISHED apartment — one bed
room available March 11. Carpets.
342-3225, 747 9741. $95.00. 1327
FIRST floor of house, 2 bedrooms,
furnished, fireplace, stereo, close
campus. $140.00 344-6611. 1328
NOW RENTING: spacious 2 bedroom
luxury apts., 19th and Patterson.
342 4514. 1350
NICE, quiet room for graduate or
senior man at 2140 Harris. 1335
MODERN ! bedroom apt. 771 E. 14th.
345 7859. 1361
FURNISHED 2-bedroom 3 blocks from
campus, 343-0739.
FOR RENT
LAHi'.E enough lor three, 5 room flat,
water and sewer paid. View and
windows four directions. Exception
ally nice. Inquire 2190 Willamette.
1340
Oak wood Manor
086.50 — one-bedroom; *101.50 two
bed loom; *117.50 three bedroom.
Electric applianres, draperies, water
and garbage paid; just oil LSth on
Oak Patch ltd. 342-0035. 707
WANTED ROOMMATE
MAI.K CHAD to share modem, 2-bed*
' roo«n apt., pool, patio, wanher dry*
er, etc., private room. Prefer sen
sitive, mature person, 343-9909. 1311
WANTED: female roommate spring
term—apartment adjacent to cam
pus, 344*3139. 1354
VEM ALE roommate for spring term
to share modern tuo-bedroom apt
Sibh. 343-333H. 13*2
MISCELLANEOUS
MONEY for Hawks We are paying
Hawks and Doves $3.00 for approx
2 hours of participation in research
concerning attitudes toward the
war in Vietnam. A flock of Doves
has responded to our previous ad
and now we need some more Hawks.
If your opinion a lows you to be
roughly clarified as a Hawk and
you are interested in parafcfpating.
Please call Oregon Research Insti
tute. 343.1*74
from people who
help wanted.
want to help
WHERE: VISTA < Volunteers In Serv
ice To America)
WHEN: As soon as possible
CONTACT Oregon Program Office
VISTA Training Center
University of Oregon
Eugene, Oregon 1*7403
NEED A SKI BREAK??? SKI BANFF
—LAKE LOUISE spring vacation,
special ->day package only $69.50*
Four areas to ski; breakfasts and
dinners; lifts; entertainment. For
£^h,t;*information ca,1: J°el Malta
344-2119 or Jerry Sharrard 343-3176.
1293
LIKE natural gas — cheap, cheap
Antiques, furniture, everything. Try
us. Weds, thru Sun. The Flea Mart.
Just south of the Speck, 726-7518.
; ,___ 1290
WE Bl'Y. sell, rent or repair type
urlteis _ adding machines. Allen
?i,,»)C.,E‘,uipmem’ 1194 "ilamette.
1*'4~il12 _170
WANTED
POETRY W ANTED FOR
ANTHOLOGY
Idlewild Publishers, 543 F'redeiick
San Francisco, California 94117. ’
—_1252
JOB OPPORTUNITIES
MEN: Especially freshmen and soph
omores: Eastern business firm of
fers summer jobs with more money
and valuable training. Work away
from home. Call Bruce, ext. 2582,
Tuesda\ or Thursday, 9-11 a m. 1303
LOST AND FOUND
LOS I Minolta SR-T-101 camera in
dark brown leather case in 202
Chapman after 5 p.m. 2-21-68. Name:
Dean Brtckey and Lakeview. Ore.
address on both camera and case.
If found please call 1997. $25 re
ward offered. 1358
WALLET with passport, ID. etc. miss
mg from library Tues. night — ur
gent return necessary, ext. 1849.
!3M
LOST: Haynes flute (serial no. 2404*)
from Music Bldg. If have any infor
mation to whereabouts, call ext.
2596. 1329
LOST: Lady's gold Butova watch. Re
ward. Call Nancy. 345-5376. 1344
PERSONAL
‘ATTIC TREASURES'* auction, ob
jects of art and utility. Saturday,
Feb. 24. Preview at 10 a m., auc
tion begins II a.m. Snack bar and
entertainment. Unitarian Church,
477 East 40tli At e. 1334
The Fantasticks
is Coming! !
1341
HAPPY HOURS! 10 p.m.-l a.m., Tues
days. Wednesdays, and Thursdays
at TING’S PIZZA PARLOR, 15th
and Willamette—40c pi tellers! Free
pfrza delivery on campus. 337
WE'RE ALIVE. This bit of informa
tion contributed by The Town
Criers. For bookings call 344-1551.
1357
BBMtEl FY BARB? It's free today
with every purchase of a book, rec
ord or poster at THE ID. 877 E. 13th.
1365
BORIS KARI OF—Bela Lugosi, Basil
Rathbone. SON OF FRANKEN
STEIN. fri. & sat. 8 & 10. Cinema 69.
1337
ARE YOU tired from finals week?
Come to tlie finals week hearing,
Feb. 28 at 3 p.m. in the EMU. 1363
LOVE someone today — to music by
The Nitty Gritty. Phone 345-8295.
1367
PERILS OF PAULINE. 877 E. 13th.
fri-sat 8-10, Cinema 69. 1336
CHARLIE CHASE COMEDY.
CINEMA 69. 1366