Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, April 01, 1968, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextLetters (Continued jTom p,igc t) conduct of the Secretary of State before the Senate Foreign RelatioiiN Committee, the Ad ministration's forced references to inapposite precedents of World War II and Korea this has made for :i feeling of frus tration, a feeling of hopeless ness. I write today because there is an opportunity for change. To day the candidacy of Senator Eugene McCarthy is the vehicle for such change. The New Hampshire, as will Wisconsin, primary has shown that the quest is more than merely qui xotic. The task of denying the nomination to an incumbent President is indeed difficult, hut it can he done. Stop for one moment and assess for your conscience if you can remain silent, tf you cannot, contact the McCarthy for President Headquarters at 701 High Street, or call 342 5821. David I.. Jensen Secand yr., I.aw School 5ZU0 V p to 2 Yr»r« To r»f m HARRY RITCHIE WlllamrUr, Ku|dlt JaotLM AdvcT ti'.rmrnt SUMMER JOBS Ov t 30,000 actual 10b openings list ed by employers in the 1968 Summer Employment Guide. Gives salary, job description, number of openings, dates of employment, and name of person to write Resorts, dude ranch es, summer theatres, United Nations, national parks, etc Also career oriented jobs- banking, publishing, engineering, data processing, elec tronics, accounting, many more. Cov ers all 48 states. Price only $3, money back if not satisfied. Our fifth year! Univocfitv Publications - Rm H750 Box 20133, Denver, Colo. 80220 Pleose rush my copy of the 1968 Summer Employment Guide. Payment of 53 is enclosed. Campus Briefs innouni rmentu for Cumpaii Briefs must be tamed in by 3 p.m. the day before publication. Because of space limitations no announcements will be run more than twice. All persons Interested In participat ion in a Republican mock political convention to be held April 26 and 27 In Salem are urged to attend an or ganizational meeting at 7 p.m. today In the EMU. The ASUO' Research Committees mooting today arc Academic at I p in ; Campus Planning. Faculty Liai son. Public Adairs, and Student Ac tivities Committees at 4. Hoorn num bers will be posted. Asklcplads will bold an important meeting for all members Wednesday, April 3. at 5 p.m. In the EMU. Hoorn number will be posted. The deadline is drawing near for applications for the Ambassador Pro gram to Mexico this summer. Take ail applications to the International Education Center on second floor EMU now Prof Jolly's .SEARCH class will meet at original time, days and place If a m MWE In 124 Nestor. Marv Henson has been appointed to chair ASUO Curriculum Commit tee meeting 4 pm, Tuesday — inter ested students in curriculum are In vited and student members of depart mental curriculum committees. There are over 1,500 students en rolled m SEARCH courses for spring term SEARCH needs additional staff members for its evaluation. Contact Sharyn Wisely at ext. 1921 or Room m EMU immediately. The Eacuity Liaison Bureau will hold a mandatory meeting at 4 p.m. today in the EMU. Call Chairman Steve Ross (ext. 3561 If you cannot attend All Interested people and old members call Steve about any quea Students interested in selling tick ets for the International Festival ideas# contac t Andy C hin at 313 EMU between 3-5 p.m. daily or rail ext. IHfW Tickets are on sale at the EMU main desk. Job Opportunities In connection with Educa tional Employment Opportuni ties the following districts will be on campus on the dates list ed. April 1 Ocean View School Dis trict. Huntington Beach, Calif.; Camas Public School*. Camas. Wash.; Mon terey Peninsula Unified School Dis trict. Monterey, Calif : Riddle Public Schools, Kiddle, Ore.; Klvcrtdde Uni fied School District, Riverside, Calif. April I and 2 Astoria School Dis trict. Astoria, Ore. April 2 Richmond' Unified School District, Richmond, Calif ; South Lane School Disarict, Cottage Grove, Ore.; l a Mesa Spring Valley School Dis trict. La Mesa, Calif . Sacramento City Unified School District, Sacra mento, Calif. 2 DAYS ONLY April 1st and 2nd Showing* at 2 :00. 4 :30 and 8 00 EDWARD DMYTRYK and SAM WEILEH praadnt William Shakespeare's Immortal Classic! LIMITED ENGAGEMENT! BRILLIANTLY PERFORMED by Academy Award Winner .. MAXIMILIAN SCHELL L Proudly distributed by EMERSON FILM ENTERPRISES CLASSIFIED ADS NOTJC* Classified Deadline: Place in Ml Allan, Emerald office by 2:09 p.m. day pre ceding publication. Deadline for Monday, however, la 2 p.m. Friday. Claaslfted Ratee: 5c per word the drat day, 3c per word (30c minimum) every day thereafter. 50 cent minimum on flrat Insertion. Claasllled ads must be paid for at time of placement. All advertising published In the classified section of the Emerald Is governed by Standards of Ethics established by the Emerald. The Intent subscribed to by the Emer ald la to keep advertising clear and accurate with no Intention to con fuse or mislead. Any deviation from these Standards fo Ethics should be colled to the attention of the Classified Advertising Department. FOR SALE HAMILTON-TINGLE dorm contract for Kale. Call Donna 342 1411, ext, 2659. 114 WOMAN'S dorm contract for Kale at considerable discount. Contact Myra or Diane, ext. 2142 or 2340. 81 1966 TR1MLINK tent trailer Sleeps six, dinette, stove, sing. Excellent condition $795 344-5635. 2 OAKTRON 12” woofers for sale. \W voice coll, excellent bass, for stereo. $25/pr. or $14 each 343 6147. SPRING dorm contract for sale. Con tact Susan Hemphill ext. 2552. 16 17* SAILBOAT. Excellent condition. $500 342 3944 111 SPRING dorm contract for sale. Call Dan ext. 2562. 101 KWAX—Dial 91.1 FM Monday, April 1 1 00 Sign-on: The University Hour. A daily half-hour of music featuring University of Oregon musicians in recorded perform ances 1:30 New Time* Great Pipe Organ Music from Great Churches 2:00- Out of Might with Sound: Con temporary music 5:00 News (with the KWAX news staff under the direction of Stan Garrett) 5:30 Special — The Pitcairners: A program about the descend ants of the mutineers from the “Bounty" 5 45 U.N. Review 6:00—Candlelight and Crystal: Music for dinner hour listening 7 00- Melody Time 7:30 Georgetown University Forum: A discussion of Truth In land ing legislation begins this term's series of programs 8:00 Browsing Room Lecture: Eng lish Professor William Cad bury and “Literary Criticism of Sergeant Pepper." Profes sor Cadbury’s analysis of the Beaties' album is startling and enjoyable. This term’s lecture broadcasts begin ne\t week. 9:30 Music from the Shadows: Con temporary music 10:00 News. From Oregon Collegiate Broadcasting System 1015 Evening Concert: Classical mu sic. Producer Ell wood Cush man. KWAX Director of Clas sical Music, features a special concert for the day 12:00 KWAX Unlimited: The new after midnight program of soothing melodics until 2 a.in. or after for your listening pleasure rl-j schedule Monday, April 1 «>:^i0 -Huntley Brinkley Report 7 00—PI. 3 News 715 -Foreign Viewpoint: Foreign students present their views op American edueation 7:30 IBM Keypunch Operation K:00- -The Technical Difficulties: A program of improvisational theatre. (Repeat) H:30- UO Conversation: John Riee talks with Dr. Frances Scott, Director of the University of Oregon’s new Center for Ger ontology 9:00—Men Against Cancer: A study of cancer research in Britain. < NET Journal ) WEAR CLEAN CLOTHES! Wash: 20c— 50c Dry: 10 minutes for 10c Dry Cleaning: 8 lbs. for $2 Bundle Service: 12c a lb. KNIPS COIN LAUNDRY 30th and Hilyard Phone 345-9291 Man's Best Friend when he wants to buy or sell: The Oregon Daily Ilmerald Classifieds. FOR SALE X-25 HAS all new equipment and is selling four Efectrovoice mikes, two 26” Bell speakers with 60 watt driv ers, Fender reverb, Bogan mixer, 100 watt Bogan amp. 343-3154. 63 IS YOUR stereo complete? Not with out a Pioneer SR-101 Reverberation Amplifier? $45 or best offer takes it. See Dave Plath, 1000 Patterson, No. 245 or call 343-9291. 88 NEW WORLD COFFEE HOUSE Established four years. Showing profit. Owner wants change of scene. Contact Bennett Community Builders. 344-6221. 23 I.AROE STOVE $25; couch $10; chest drawers $10; stuffed chair $5. 342 3466. 58 CARS & CYCLES DO YOU need reliable, reasonable car repair? American and foreign cars. Volkswagen specialty. AH carbure tor rebuilding. PUD’S TUNE-UP SHOP, 35th and Main, Springfield. 747-9451. 1134 SPRING TEH M < \R , , < i,. > ,-o maybe $275. Clean, dependable transportation. Great for city or the coast. Call Dave—leave name and phone. 345 9302. 47 KAWASAKI motorcycles are produc ed by Japan's largest Manufacturer. Try one. Call Gary Scott, 343-2984. 31 '60 RAMBLER Classic, overdrive, good tires, excellent condition. $350. Shamrock Trailer Court, Space 5. 115 MUST SELL immediately: 1960 Comet 2 door. Never raced. 15,000 miles on new engine. Excellent condition. Make offer. 343 7607. 54 '64 MGB Roadster. Condition and mileage <24,500) like 1966 $1795. 343 7841. 14 *61 CHEV Bel-Air 6-standard, radio, heater., 55,000 miles, good condition. $595. Call 342-4002. 107 *64 DART G.T. convertible. Consider older car on trade. 343 4746 eves & weekends. 32 MG A—1958. New tires, good paint, upholstery, top, $550. 344-4555. 53 W Ml SCRAMBLER. Bars and ex haust. $150. Call 344-4932 after 8. 108 SERVICES GILBERT S LITHO 688-4355 or 688 4697 Theses — Questionnaires Abstracts — Term Papers (Graduate School approved typists IBM proportional typewriters) 403 QUALITY typing, editing, multitith ing, U. of O. graduate, B.A. degree Pol. Sci. IBM Exec., Grad, approved. 342 2045, 30306 Willamette, Mrs. Burnett. 1420 DAINTY DIAPER SERVICE: For that needed change. Safe, soft, conveni ent, inexpensive. Delivery twice weekly, 747-4921. 99 AMAZON Co-operative Nursery School has immediate openings for 2 four-year-olds. For information call 343-8141 or 345-6559. 75 EXPERIENCED typist, G r a d U a t e School approved. IBM Executive. Shari Fraser, 345-4256. 5 TYPING—theses, term papers. Gradu ate School approved. IBM. Mrs. Boy lan. 688 4697. 9 FOR RENT — STARLIGHT PLAZA — Large 2 bedroom deluxe apartments. Quiet, dignified, otT campus living. Beautiful carpets, drapes, furniture color coordinated. 2515 Frontier Dr. 342 4269, 343-9797. 1373 BVUPLEX DARING DESIGN FOR YOUNG AT HEART. Just complet ed. built-in appliances, carpeting, two patios, beam ceiling, carport. 344-6310 or 343-5101 evenings. 11 TWO BEDROOM electric heat house for rent, $85 month. See at 2985 Wil lamette. Call 345-0040 or see owner .at 460 E. 15th. 84 TO MALE student — nice room. 25th Ave. Shower, kitchen privileges, laundry facilities. Call 344-1376 eve nings. 102 Two BEDROOM apt., kitchen fully equipped. 740 E. 15th Ave. Call 344 7283. 96 ROOM for rent. Kitchen and laundry facilities. Men only. 962 E. 18th. 345 9565, ask for manager. 95 QUIET sleeping and study room. Walking distance. Graduate student only. 344-8058. 4 WANTED ROOMMATE FEMALE to share l bedroom apt. ('lose to campus! Your half. $45. 345 2298. 60 FEMALE student wants roommate. $36 plus utilities. 343-3563 after 6. 106 FEMALE roommate desired to share apt. near campus. Call 343-8784. 67 UPPERCLASS woman to share small house. 343-7282 after 5:39 p.m. 56 WANTED ROOMMATE MALE graduate student to share nice two-bedroom apt. $45. Ken, 343-M0.1 or 343 0499. 92 HELP WANTED HAPPINESS w» being boss. Develop your own business. Pa*t-time/fuTr tirnc sales. Quality prmfads. Cos* rnetic», household. Have unique op portunity, unlimited potential. ( alT 342- 1243. ext. 65 1-5 p.m. days for appointment. JO* COLORADO resort needs summer u altremes, bartender, summer theater actors. Room and boerd, salary, tip ;. Send name, age, and address. Mr. Scott, Box 37, TeBo ride, Colorado. M2 GRACE HENDERSON EMPLOYMENT SERVICE — Pharmaceutical sales man, college background, car fur nished, start at *534 a month ptoe bonus. Fee paid. 1760 Willamette, 343- 9228. 91 LIVE-IN housekeeper. Man and 4 children. Phone 343-2551 weekdays. 10 BABYSITTER wanted. Evenings 7:00 p.m.-1:00 a.m. part-time. Own trans portation. 343 9060. 103 PETS \K( OLD ENGLISH ■hm>if<4i> ex cellent quality, gentle temperament. These dogs are show quality and make excellent family pets. Caff Shore Lane Kennels. 689-0984 eves. 83 PUPPIES. G-okten, Lab, Boxer mix. 8 weeks. $5 each. 747-4871. Ho MISCELLANEOUS HELP WANTED FROM people who 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 97403 342-1411, Ext. 1941 1299 IF YOU LIKE people, like to travel, and have a knowledge of a foreign language, consider becoming a ste wardess with Pan American World Airways. Stewardess interviews wifi be held on campus on April 3, 1968. For further information, please con tact your Placement Office in Susan Campbell Hall or phone 344-3591. Pan Am is an Equal Opportunity Employer. 2494 ANTIQUES, treasures, bottles, beads —something for everyone who leads this ad. Shop & Swap Flea Mart. 4418 Franklin. Weds, thru Sunday. 726-7518. 4» WANTED POETRY WANTED FOR ANTHOLOGY Idlewild Publishers, 543 Frederick, San Francisco, California 94117. 123i WANT ladies' used ski boots size 8*/a narrow. Marie, 2568. _m LOST AND FOUND LOST -one Oxford edition of Odvssey in Greek. Call 343-4326.l!4 PERSONAL PAN AMERICAN World Airways will be conducting stewardess inter views at University of Oregon o*» April 3. 1968. For further informa tion and interview appointments, please contact your Placement Of fice in Susan Campbell Hall. \i* Equal Opportunity Employer. 1493 Lamboda Craz 344-6747 or 343-1793 .is HAPPY HOURS! 10 p.m.-l a.m., Tues days. Wednesdays, and Thursdays at TINO’S PIZZA PARLOR, 15tli and Willamette—40c pitchers! Fref pizza delivery on campus. 3 HAPPY BIRTHDAY JLH! 9ft THE MUSIC PRISM (formerly The Moguls» can provide what you want in music for your social function (formal or informal). Ridiculous rates. Call 343 409.6 eves. off APRIL FOOL'S Day special dish —, Tricky Tarts. EMU Dining Room. ? Sponsored by EMU Social Division. 93 FILE DISCRIMINATION grievances -w-ifrh the ASUO Anti-Discrimination Committee. Ext. 1836. 9ft THE ASSOCIATION is coming to “A Midsummer Night's Dream" on Ap ril 27! Are you??? lift RENT a hoopie — reasonable rates for music or mind expansion. HAM MOND TYPEWRITER, 343 6179. 74 LEMON TREE with band for rent. 747 4786. 6ft HAPPY BIRTHDAY Connie! Twenty one is the magic number. 113 DON'T be a passing thing. Stop at the Id on campus. lift CAROL: Don't stay away too long. D.SL 10ft DJCK HOBBS: Only fools have birth days today.