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because ol the perverse atmosphere caused by the social diesase of
White racism, black people are unable to communicate with each
other because many are still playing the role of ‘-parrot;’ while
still others are engaging in empty rhetoric. The type of rhetoric
that we speak of is designed to gather crowds, to indulge in revo
lutionary phrase mongering void of content or program. The
Black community, we strongly suggest, cannot afford to further
engage in such “luxuries.” We are quite simply in a fight for
physical as well as spiritual survival and such a struggle does not
allow for game playing.
Our country has the potential for being the richest country on
the face of the globe. By richest, we mean in the broadest sense
of that term—economically, politely and socially strong. And yet,
vital human resources, i.e., human talents, are being criminally
wasted because of While racism. Quite literally then. Black Power
is in the interest of White as well as Black Americans because it
genuinely frees both.
Briefs
Announcements for Campus Briefs
must be turned in by 3 p.m. the day
before publication. Because of space
limitations no announcements will be
run more than twice.
Webfoot skydivers will have a table
today on the EMU terrace to answer
questions.
Kwamas are reminded to wear uni
forms for a business meeting and
tapping at 5:15 p.m. today in the
EMU.
The East Asian Society will spon
sor a faculty-administration-student
meeting with discussion and infor
mation at 7:30 p.m. today at the
Wesley Center. Anyone with any
interest in Asia is invited.
The Falconry Club will meet 7:30
p.m. today in the EMU. Members
and interested individuals are in
vited.
Beta Alpha Psi, an accounting
honorary, is sponsoring a program
to be presented by two Weyerhauser
Company executives. The program
willbe at 4:30 p.m. today in Rm. 370
Cmm. All interested persons are in
vited to attend.
There will be a meeting of Phi
Theta 6:15 p.m. today in the EMU.
ASUO committee meeting today
will be Fiscal at 3:30 p.m.
All Phi Chi Theta members should
attend the business meeting at 7
p.m. today in the EMU.
Alpha Kappa Psi will hold a busi
ness meeting tonight in Common
wealth Hall.
A mandatory Angel Flight initia
tion is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. today.
Wear uniforms.
Today’s ASUO Committee meetings
will be: Fiscal, 3:30 p.m.; Student
Faculty Council, 3:30 p.m.
The ASUO Senate Committee-Pub
lic Affairs needs a secretary. Peti
tions are available in 308 EMU, and
are to be in Monday.
There will be a Rally Board meet
ing at 7 p.m. today in the EMU.
All members and Rally Squad should
attend.
SWINE interested in putting to
gether the next publications and the
SWINE “aboveground” movie should
meet at the Pigpen (743>2 E. 11th
Ave.) at 6:30 (or so) tonight.
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SPECIALS
A brand new 1969 CHEVELLE
SS 396. 325 H P. Turbo-Jet 396
engine with bright accents. Pow
er front disc brakes; floor-mount
ed special 3-speed transmission;
dual-exhaust; black-painted grill
and rear panel; wheel opening
mouldings; special hood, orna
mentation, and suspension; 14x7
sport wheels and F 70x14 special
white-lettered black wall tires
“wide ovals*’; front and rear floor
mats; door guards; and radio.
Matador red with parchment in
terior. Brand new, only $3354.10.
Call 343-3409 and make an ap
pointment with U.O. student Bert
Van Amsterdam.
ANOTHER SPECIAL
SAVE S765-10 on a 1968 OLDS
DELTA 88 4-door hardtop. A low
mileage demo; V-8 engine; 3
speed automatic trails; power
brakes; power steering; radio;
rear speaker; vinyl roof-cover;
tilt & telescopic steering-wheel;
rear-window defroster; and many,
many more extras. Jade gold with
a gold interior. A beauty, was
54640.37, now only $3875.27.
1967 CHEVY IMPALA SPORTS
COUPE. V-8; auto trans; power
steering; radio & many more ex
tras. Was S2595, now only $2248.
Call or see U.O. student Bert Van
Amsterdam—343-3409 or 998-2333.
GUARANTY CHEV - OLDS in
JUNCTION CITY. The better
deals dealer.
All recreation and park manage
ment students: There will be an im
portant meeting at 12:30 p.m. Thurs
day in 101 PE. Ratification of the
constitution and election of officers
are scheduled.
Fencing Club will meet at 8 p.m.
Thursday. There is equipment.
Angels who haven’t taken the
pledge test see Bunny Elsenbach im
mediately at the Alpha Delta Pi
house.
Cosmopolitan Club's International
Dance-Partv, will be Sat. 8 p.m. to
midnight. Come to the Wesley Center
1230 Kincaid for free games, refresh
ments, slides and international mu
sic. National dressencouraged.
Draft Information Center offers
free counseling for young men with
questions about graduate deferments,
medical deferments, conscientious ob
jection, military discharges, resis
tance. emmigration and appeals, in
Rm. 1 EMU, 9-5 daily. For informa
tion call extensions in 1407 or 321.
People interested in working in
field work with John Wish winter
and spring terms are invited to a
meeting at 8 p.m. in the EMU to
night.
All dorm presidents—There will be
an IDC meeting at 6:30 Thurs. in
the Bean East Conference Room.
— Campus —
Happenings
Mostly General
APPLICATIONS for the 1969
70 Pavia Program are now avail
able in Rra. 422 Friendly. The
program, sponsored by the State
Board of Education, enables all
course credits to be transferred
while attending school in Pa
via, Italy. All majors may ap
ply to the liberal arts orienta
ted curriculum.
PHOTOGRAPHER S a m
Wang, a native of Hong Kong,
is exhibiting some of his photo
graphs at the Oregon Gallery of
the University Museum of Art
this month. He teaches photo
graphy at Clemson University.
A NAVAL AVIATION infor
mation team will be visiting the
University Wednesday through
Friday to councel young men
interested in the field of avia
tion. The three-man team will
be available for questions at the
EMU.
Future
RONALD PFOHL, Instituto
di Anatomia Comparata, Uni
versity of Palermo, will lead a
seminar on ' Alkaline Phosphate
in Sea Urchin Embryos—a mod
el for regulation of activity and
synthesis of a protein" at 2:30
pin. Thursday in 16 Science.
The seminar is sponsored by the
biology department.
TRYOUTS for singing roles
of Jules Fieffer's "The Apple
Tree” are at 7:30 p.m. Thurs
day in the Pocket Playhouse of
Villard Hall. An accompanist
will be provided. Those trying
out should be prepared to sing
a musical comedy number. The
“Apple Tree” opens Feb. 28.
POET HENRY CARLILE
will give a reading of his own
poetry at 8 p.m. Thursday at
the EMU. Garble is an assistant
professor of English at Portland
State College.
“RELIGION AND Political
Modernization in Asia and Lat
in America” will be the sub
ject of a lecture given by Don
ald Smith of the University of
Pennsylvania. The lecture, spon
sored by the Asian Studies Com
mittee, will be at 3:30 p .m .
Thursday in the EMU.
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And not only does Orange 8lossom
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servicing, and a year's guarantee against
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The "Camelot,1' one of many exciting
new designs, was created to be a
legend in its own time.
Set in precious 18K gold, $300.
Wedding ring, $25.
JEWELEV
1027 Willamette
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FOR SALE
BARTEL’S MEAT CO. 935-2259. USDA
inspected and graded beef. 25 lb.
beef boxes—standard, $14.95; good,
$16.95; choice, $17.95. Locker beef
by the half, USDA good, 53c; USDA
choice, 54c. 1323
"56 METRO CAMPER, sleeps three;
'53 Aljoa house trailer, 20 ft., sleeps
4; 9 ft. teardrop trailer, sleeps
two. 747-4003; leave message. 1892
LUDWIG DRUM SET—6 drums, 3
cymbal, hard cases, extras. 2 mo.
old. Like new. Must sell to best
offer above $750. 344 3527. 1324
SOUTHEAST three-bedroom home
for sale. Excellent condition. Re
duced price. Low down. 343-0278.
1859
REDUCED RATES. Must sell 2 wo
men's upperelass dorm contracts.
Call ext. 2652, Jeri or Debby.
1878
YASHICA: twin lens reflex, 2'i
sq. neg., meter, case. Like new.
345-1732 after 5:30 p.m. 1876
BROWN WIG, excellent condition.
Modern style and cut. $30. 344
4162. 1877
EN( YCLOPEDIA BUI rANNICA, 11th
edition, 20 volumes 1010-11, 345
4201. 1880
GUITAR with case. In perfect con
dition. Reasonably priced. Call
Dave, ext. 2670. 1001
TWO UPPERCLASS dorm contracts
for sale. Ext. 2655 - Lydia, Jill.
1827
SKIS 210 Head slaloms, Kaestle
giant slalom, bindings, $70. 345
6683. 1004
SKIS — 210 Javelins, Whitestars.
Near new, beautiful! $125 - $165.
Call 345-7901 after 6 p.m. 1861
TWO CARSON dorm contracts for
sale. Ext. 496, room 505. 1849
CARS & CYCLES
1948 HARLEY CHOPPER, not run
ning; $150. Green couch, back folds
down for bed. $15. 343-9451. 1855
IF YOU’RE in the market for a new
or sharp used car, see
GUARANTY CIIEV-OLDS’
ad in this paper every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday. 1170
1967 GREEVES CHALLENGER, 250cc,
Rebuilt engine. Set up for comp.
$550 firm! Scott Taylor, 688-4699
after 5. 1826
1966 OPEL wagon, 18,000 miles, ra
dio. Very clean. $1,150. 343-1065.
1898
1966 VW, one-owner. Call ext. 2291
between 3-6, ask for Mrs. Larsen.
1685
’56 VW, excellent condition. 75,000
miles, $500. 345-0058 after 5. 1873
1967 HONDA 305 Scrambler. Excel
lent condition. Call 345-8871. 1882
1959 MGA. Good condition. 34.5-0005.
1883
1957 CHEV statiomvagon, $200. 689
2090. 1893
1962 VESPA, $70. Ext. 2484. 1894
SERVICES
SEWING and alteration, new loca
tion, 928 Oak. Sara Ballard, 344
0931. 1248
TYPING, editing; faculty wife; 35c
page; 345-9882 (Graduate School
Approved) 1642
EXPERIENCED typist, electric type
writer. 343 0316. 1874
Job Opportunities
Sign-up at Placement Service, 2nd
Floor Campbell Hall for interviews.
Additional information is available.
Nov. 20 — International Paper
Company. BS - Bus. Adm. with strong
Acetng. training. Industrial Account
ing.
Nov. 20 — L. H. Penney & Co.
Bachelor's - Bus. Adm. Master’s -
Accounting. Assistant Accountants.
Nov. 20 — Chas. Pfizer & Co., Inc.
Bachelor’s Master’s - Lib. Arts, Bus.
Adm. with some Chem. or Bio. pre
ferred. Pharmaceutical Sales Divi
sions.
Nov. 21 — The American Institute
for Foreign Trade. All majors. Inten
sive 9 months program of post grad,
study for Int’I. Trade & Govt. Svc.
Nov. 21 — Columbia Lniv., Grad.
Seh. of Business. Bachelor’s - All
majors. MBA & PhD programs.
Nov. 21 — Ernst & Ernst. BA/MBA
- Accounting or Accounting oriented.
Auditing, Tax, & Mgt. Services.
SERVICES
TYPING
Graduate Approved
Six years experience
24th and Patterson
344-9978
1663
Ql A1.1TY TYPING . . . Editing . . .
Multilithing. U of O Graduate. IBM
Executive. Approved. 342-2045. 3030
6 Willamette. Mrs. Burnett. Time
for Christmas letters. 1301
FOR YOUR typing and multilithing
needs call GILBERT'S LIT1IO.
you'll be glad you did. Approved
typist, IBM Execs. 1150 West 11th.
345-3975. 1153
TYPING; theses and term papers.
Graduate school approved. IBM ex
ecutive machine. Mrs. Wade Mi
nor, 343-9928. 1722
TYPIST — University approved.
Professional, experienced. IBM
Executive typewriter, mimeograph
ing. 688-3579. 1755
AMAZINGLY EXPERT TYPING;
Smith-Corona Electric. Graduate
approved. Mrs. Libet. 345 3255.
1749
ACCURATE TYPIST, 75 words per
minute plus. Will type theses, man
uscripts, and term papers. 747-4617.
1750
TYPING desperate student needs
work to stay in school. 344-8930.
1890
DOGS WALKED 50c a dog per
walk. Call Alin-Marie, ext. 2573
after 5 p.m. I860
TYPING in my home. Reasonable.
342-4684. 1548
TYPING — Mrs. Ryan, phone 343
6690. Graduate approved. 1711
EXPERIENCED typist, Graduate ap
proved. 344-7231. 1590
FOR RENT
ONE-BEDROOM apartment to :>ub
lea.se for rest of academic year.
74a E. lath, one block from cam
pus. Available immediately. Call
345-74:19. i <)03
4 BDR. fully furnished house, 531
\Y 11th, SI50 per month, grad stu
dents preferred, 343-0193. null
ONE BEDROOM, furnished apart
ment. Heat, water, garbage paid.
$130. 343-6275. n$02
TWO - BEDROOM apartment, $150.
343-9191. 1759
WANTED
J952 or 1953 KORD body in good
condition. Do not need engine, ( oil
Dave, 345-7771. ll/(Jt>
LOST AND FOUND
LOST GRAY KITTEN in vicinity
of 13th and Hilyard. About 3
months old. Call 344 3527 or 345
4410. 1891
FOUND one key in 14th and Kin
caid parking lot. Contact Jaqi, ext.
1817. 1835
RIDES —RIDERS
L.A. RUN? Will share gas and driv
ing with anyone planning to drive
to Los Angeles area for Thanks
giving. Leave anytime. 345-7897.
1895
NEED RIDE to Seattle Nov. 15 or
16. Will share expenses. Call Paul,
343-9529. 1897
RIDE TO 18th and Oak St. Noon
Monday Friday. Will pay. 3450058
after 5 p.m. 1879
PERSONAL
DEAR JEANN1K, PARKING TICKETS
are nothing mure than a sales
tax or a penalty for being STU
PID enough to shop with down
town merchants. GET SMART!
1844
PIETRO s DELIVERY:
Scheduled delivery times discontinu
ed. Pietro's will deliver orders of
12 or more pizzas. Please place or
der one hour ahead of time. Call
7264415. 1701
HAPPY HOIKS! 10 p.m. - 1 a.m.,
Tuesdays. Wednesdays, and Thurs
days at TINO’s PIZZA PARLOR.
15th and Willamette — 40c pitcher*
Free pizza delivery on campus.
1400
A 30-M1MTE film will be shown
tonight at the Wcbfoot Skydivcrs
meeting — questions answered.
7:30 EMU. 1B65
ANY interest in Asia? EAST ASIAN
SOCIETY, Wednesday, Nov. 13,
7:30 p.m. Wesley Center, 1236 Kin
caid. 1884
ANY GIRL interested in playing Vol
ley Ball once a week, call 342-2059
after 6. * 1572
GEORGE COUDKN — A go-go? Blue
River will never be the same.
1800
MARATHON Encounter Group Nov.
16-17. Call 34.1-4118. Senol: Growth
and Counseling Center. 1905
NAVAL OFFICER Information to
day, EMU. Lieutenant Smith. 1902
OREGANA ‘69 is still on sale. Buy
yours today in Mill, EMU, 1875