Petition drive set
for army mutineers
Sentencing ot three soldiers
at the Presidio in San Fran
cisco last week brought Rich
Fredericks, a senior at the Uni
versity, to head a petition drive
Thursday to voice disapproval
of the sentences.
The three soldiers were sen
tenced to 14, 15 and 16 years
at hard labor after being con
victed for mutiny. The three,
along with 24 prison inmates,
conducted a sit-down strike aft
er a fellow inmate was shot
while allegedly trying to escape.
The other 24 prisoners will
stand trial soon for their ac
tions, Fredericks said.
Fredericks said that he will
send the petitions along with
enclosed letters to U.S. Senators
Mark Hatfield, McGovern, and
Kennedy, and probably to the
commander in charge of the
general court martials at the
Presidio.
The petition drive is a indi
vidual effort and not sponsored
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and on to the Pioneer Cemetery
where they will "bury fear and
suspicion,” said a spokesman
for the PFM.
“All friends,” the spokesman
said, “will join hands and exer
cise the evil spirits.” This will
occur in front of the ROTC
buildings.
In a press conference Wed
nesday, ASUO President Dick
Jones invited members of the
community to join the sched
uled activities today at the Uni
versity.
Most of the problems to be
reflected upon—the war, draft,
poverty, and racism—are rele
vant to the entire community
and not just the college stu
dents, Jones explained.
“This is a time when students
and citizens can work together
as a community,” Jones said.
Jones stressed that the day
was not to be a strike or a
class boycott, but rather a day
in which each individual could
join in the scheduled dialogues
and spend some time examining
himself.
The Associated Press report
ed that some high schools in
Detroit will observe the fourth
anniversary of the death of Mal
colm X.
Groups in the area advocate
the establishment of a holiday
and have encouraged absentee
ism to dramatize the request.
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Round-trip from L.A. or Oak. $295 .
One-way from L. A. $148 ;
Round-trip from N.Y. $210 ,
One-way from N.Y. 110 '
Call or write for flight list
ALSO ;
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to ISRAEL, GREECE, etc. ;
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For further information contact: «
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Open daily 9:30-5
S K I
This Weekend
Buses to Hoodoo
from Campus
Saturday & Sunday
Tickets & Information
At Ski Table
Friday — EMU Lobby
by any organization or group
on campus, stated Fredericks.
He did not know if other cam
puses were conducting similar
drives or not.
The petition not only ex
presses concern over the sen
tences received by the three
soldiers, but also for the 24
other soldiers who participated
in the sit-down strike and are
now awaiting trial.
The petition demands a “full
investigation into the conditions
that precipitated the mass pro
test by 27 soldiers.”
"I think a full scale investi
gation into the conditions that
would cause 27 soldiers to pro
test is extremely necessary,”
declared Fredericks. “People
just don’t protest unless they
have a damn good reason.”
Fredericks said that he orig
inally set a goal of 1.000 stu
dent signatures and 300 faculty
signatures, but these figures
would be revised as interest
grows.
Fredericks said he would
have a table today in the EMU.
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FOR SALE
CARSON DORM contract, 4th floor.
18” dynel fall, medium brown, $15.
Mercury Hart skis, 5'7", $40. Con
tact Rarbi. ext. 491. 2966
MUST SELL, new Yashica zoom lens
75-230 zoom f/4.5. Fits Pentax cam
eras. 747-8070 after 1:30, before 4:45.
2982
MARTIN SEMI-olectrical guitar.'Hard
wood case. Value over $400, sell
for $200. 746-7793. 2988
DORM CONTRAST in Parson 11all
for spring term. Call Rich Aker
man, ext. 1594. 2978
HAGSTROM. 8-STRING bass, ami
case. Excellent. $225 or best offer.
747-7896, George Frank Jr. 2904
KNEISSL SKIS, men’s, $65. 344-8204.
_ 2939
HEAD 360 215. Used one season. $80.
Phone 345-1447. 2984
Campus 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.
CSPA Student Action Council will
meet at 7:30 p.m. Sunday in the
CSPA lounge, in the basement of
Hendrick’s Hall. Coffee will be served.
* * *
A conference to explore how mar
ried couples might be more creative
in relationships in marriage, in work,
and in the community will be held
for married students during spring
break, March 24-26. Total inclusive
cost is $15.00 and some scholarships
are available. Contact CCM, 1236 Kin
caid, Ext. 1897.
All juniors in the Honors College
who are majoring in English must
sign up Spring term for Honors
Seminar 407. If you have any ques
tions, see your advisor.
Freshmen and sophomores looking
for a way to make the spring break
interesting will want to consider
“Seattle Discovery/* an exercise in
awareness, designed to permit a hard
look at the problems of a large
American city. The seminar will be
conducted during spring vacation by
the CCM. Applications are available
at Wesley Center, 1236 Kincaid.
Anyone interested in setting up a
SEARCH course for spring term on
“The Theology of Human Sexuality,*’
relating the church and attitudes to
wards sexuality, contact Cordelia
Miles at 343-1082 or 344-4219.
All students interested in partici
pating in a recreation program that
is specifically involved in creative
programming, contact Student Com
munity Projects, Ext. 1806 or 1807.
Beta Gamma Sigma will hold their
regular meeting at 3:30 today in
134 Commonw'ealth.
An Undergraduate Anthropology
Society function will take place at 8
:onight at 318 W. 20th. Transpor
tation will be provided. For informa
:ion call 344-4062.
Buses leave for Hoodoo Bowl every
Saturday and Sunday from the EMU
turnaround. Tickets and Information
are available at the ski table, 11:30-4
today in the EMU lobby.
African food will be served at a
benefit dinner for Biafra 6:30 Sunday
at the Newman Center on Emerald
Street. Admission is $1.50.
The Eugene Buddhist Fellowship
will meet at 8 tonight at 2077
Onyx. Anyone interested in Buddhism
or Buddhist meditation should at
tend. For information call Doug
MacPhillamy at 342-2998 or ext. 1278.
The UO Water Polo Club is spon
soring an all-campus splash and
dance 9-11 tonight at Leighton Pool.
Admission is 50c a couple, 35c single.
Women’s gymnastic team members
placed 1-2-3 on the balance beam with
Sandy Grossback 1st, Lorine Ander
son 2nd, and Sandy Weber 3rd last
Friday at Corvallis and will try again
tonight as Oregon ohsts OSU at 7
p.m. in Gerlinger. Other Friday scores
were Sandy Grossback 2nd in vault
ing; Susie Laing 3rd floor exercise;
Sandy Grossback 3rd in unevens, for
a final score of OSU 62.7. and the
University 56.
The women’s basketball team will
travel to OSU tonight for a game,
then will host Lower Columbia C.C.
at 10 a.m. Saturday.
University women’s swim team will
travel to EWSC to defend their Pa
cific Northwest Women’s Intercol
legiate title this weekend. Approxi
mately 15 colleges and universities
are expected to attend.
A CELEBRATION 11 a m. Sunday at
CMM Wesley Center, 1236 Kincaid.
An experience in living.
The Back Door Coffeehouse will be
tlie scene for a discussion on the
Peace and Freedom Party at 10:15
tonight. Music, food, and conversa
tion from 9 p.m. to 1 a.in., 1236 Kin
caid, Wesley Center.
Recruiters from Grand Teton Lodge
Company will be on campus March
6 and 7 for interviews for summer
job openings. Interested students
should contact the Student Employ
ment Office, Room 240. Susan Camp
bell Hall for appointments.
Job opportunities
Slgn-up at Placement Service, 2nd
Floor Campbell Hall for Interviews.
Additional information is available.
Feb. 23—Macy’s—California. Almost
any major. Exec. Training Program
in Retailing.
Feb. 28—The Powers Regulator
Company. BS - Bus. Adm., Econ.,
Math, Physics. Sales.
March 3—Fibreboard Corporation.
BS - Bus. Adm., Mktng., Mgt., Ac
counting. Corporate Training Pro
gram: Packaging & Bldg. Material
Sales, Cost Acctng. or Auditing.
March 3—Lawrence Radiation Lab
oratory. BS/MS/PhD - Physics, Geo
physics, Geochemistry; BS/MS - Com
puter Sci., Programmers. Physics &
Computations.
March 3—Peat, Marwick, Mitchell &
Co. BA/MA • Accounting, also Quali
fied (3 yrs. experience) mgt. account
ants &ind. engineers for mgt. con
sulting department. Assistant Ac
countants.
March 3 — United Air Lines. Bus.
Adm. major or MBA candidate. (Pre
fer those with a Transportation op
tion.) Mgt. Trainee - Marketing and
Services Dept.
March 4—U S. Air Force Contract
Management Division. BA/BS/MA/
MS - Bus. Adm.. Econ., Engineering,
Acct., Math, Ind. Relations, or re
lated. Engineering, Pioduction oCn
trol, Quality Assurance, Acctng., &
Personnel.
March 4—The Emporium. BA/B.S/
BBA - Bus. Adm.; Lib. Arts with
strong interest in retailing. Execu
tive Training Program leading to
Mgt. positions in Merchandising &
Opera.
March 4—State Farm Ins. Co. Ma
jors in Acctng., Math, Behavorial
Sciences, etc. Opening in all areas.
March 5—Consolidated Freightways.
(a) Bus. Adm., Econ. (b) Acctng.,
Math, Data Processing, (ai Mgt.
training in Operations, Traffic, Main
tenance Si Claims, (b) Mgt. training
in Acct. and Data Processing. Math
majors—Data Process.
March 5—Gulf Oil Corp. Bus. Adm.,
Liberal Arts, Econ., Enginees. Techni
cal Sales.
March 5—U.S. National Bank of
Oregon. Business, Acctng., Econ.,
Liberal Arts. Accelerated Mkt. Train
ing Program.
March 5—Xerox Corporation. MA/
MS/MBA - Marketing. Bus., Systems
& Products Division.
March 6—Aetna Lige & Casualty.
BS/BA - Any major. Group Division.
March 6—Ernst & Ernst. BA/MBA
- Accounting or Acctng. oriented.
Audit, Tax, Mgt. Services.
March 6 — International Business
Machines. BA/BS/MA/MBA - Math,
Bus., Cliem., Physics, other tech. &
non-tech, majors. Data Processing.
March 6—The Northwestern Mu
tual Life Ins. Co. BS - Mktng., Econ.,
Acctng. BS/MS - Mgt., Bus. Other
majors interested in Sales, Sales Mgt.
Sales, Sales Mgt. in life insurance.
March 7—Continental Can Co. Bus.
Adm., Fin., Mktng., Pers. & Ind. Red.,
Liberal Arts, Accounting. Accounting,
Sales, Ind. Relations, Credit.
March 7—Union Carbide Corp. Bus.
Adm., Mktng., related. Consumer
Products Div.
March 7—State of Washington -
Dept, of Personnel. BA/MA - all
Social & Behavioral Sciences, Math,
Bus. Adm., Acct., Microbiology,
Chem., Humanities. Depts. of Public
Asst., Institutions, Employment Se
curity.
FOR SALE
WOMAN’S DORM eon tract, spring
term. Reward. Call ext. 2652 or con
tact at 1475 E. 19th, Apt. 5. Pat
Din gee. 2943
GOOD FOOD Maid Service. One
spring term College Inn contract
for 3-party room for sale. Call
842-4017. 2961
REYNOLD FLUTE and case. Good
condition, $125. Call 343-9291, Rm.
547. 2944
CARS & CYCLES
1968 RAMBLER American, 4-door,
automatic, power steering &
brakes, 12,000 miles, new car war
ranty available. $1800 cash. 343-5813.
1965 CHEYELI E SS 396,' 327 cu. in., 4
speed, console, guages, wide ovals,
$1969. Trade-in welcome. Bert van
Amsterdam, 343 3409. 2993
1968 CAMERO 327 cu. in., 275 lip., 4
specd, console, like new. Only 7,000
miles. Bert Van Amsterdam, 343
3409._2980
*66 MUSTANG, Six cylinder, auto
matic, radio, heater, whitewalls;
very good condition. $1480. Phone
3-15-2104. 2788
1966 OPEL wagon, radio, $750. 1959
Consul fordor, radio, $145. 343-1065.
_ 2998
1965 IMP ALA 327 cu. in., 4 speed, new
tires, excellent condition. $1595.
Bert, 343-3409. 3001
JAGUAR '57. XK-140, ( typo, chrome
wires, radials. hard top. Best oiler
Over 8700. 746-7793. 2987
*66 GTO tudor hardtop, 4 speed, ra
dio, $2,100. Call 344-0850. 2972
1952 CHEV., 4-door sedan, ( lean, good
condition. $225. Phone 688 1164. 2996
SERVICES
INCOME TAX-RETURNS
$5 and up
Special rates to students and facul
ty. Each return given individual at
tention. Open daily including Sat.
and Sun. until 9 p.m. Rachel Wein
stien’s Tax Service, 345-7851. 2785
FOR YOUR typing and mwltilithing
needs call GILBERT’S LITHO,
you’ll be glad you did. Approved
typist, IBM Execs. 1150 West 1 Ith
345-3975. Open evenings until 9
p.m. 1155
WILL TYPE thesis, term papers, etc.
12 years varied professional exper
ience. Graduate school approved.
Mrs. Carole Sislcr, 088-5468. 2455
TYPIST — University approved.
Professional, experienced. IB M
Executive typewriter, mimeograph
ing. 688-3579. 1755
EXPERIENCED SECRETARY for
your typing needs. Electric type
writer, graduate approved, 344 7231.
2959
FREE BABYSITTING — Coop.
Babysitting openings available. Vi
cinity of Amazon Housing. Call 343
8141 or 344-9027. 2995
AMAZINGLY EXPERT T Y P I S T;
Smith-Corona electric. Graduate
approved. Mrs. Libet, 345-3255. 2906
TYPING, MULTILITH, term papers,
theses; 71 •> yrs. experience, gradu
ate school approved. 726*7274. 2897
TYPING ix my home. Experienced,
fast, accurate, reasonable. Phone
345*6274. 2940
EXPERIENCED TYPIST Graduate
school approved. Laura Alcorn. 1267
W. Uth, 343-4855. 1160
TYPING IN my home. Reasonable.
342-4684. 2956
SPEEDEE typing service. Reasonable.
345-1658. 232fl
TYPING, Mrs. Ryan, 343-6690. Gradu
ate approved. 2932
TYPING. EDITING; faculty wife; 4oc
a page. 345-9882. 2709
FOR RENT
LARGE COMFORTABLE one-bedi >om
apartment, carpeted, furnished,
close to campus. Available immedi
ately. Call 345-7519 or 344 3814, 1445
E. 19th, #1._ 2953
WANT NEAT and clean male stu
dent to share 2-bedroom apartment
two blocks from campus. $57.50.
725 E. 17th. Phone 342-2398 or 344
0057. 2976
NEED RENTERS now! Close to cam
pus. One bedroom, furnished, mod
ern apartment. $105. 975 Hilyard,
*3. 343-6837. 2994
EXECUTIVE VIEW home niilm
nished, three bedroom, family room,
11.900 sq. ft. 1980 Sunrise BIvil.,
$225; 3 13 3345. 2999
QUIET ROOM for gentleman student
—bath, private entrance, telephone.
$45, ten blocks from campus. Phone
344- 0057._2977
HOI SE AT 2241 Alder; 34 bedrooms,
fireplace, $118 unfurnished or $138
furnished, plus deposit. Call 344
7059._ 2992
FURNISHED 3-bedroom house, 1045
Monroe, no garage, gas heat, $125.
345- 4650. 2981
APARTMENT now, DOIT, Deluxe
one-bedroom. 344-7128, 766 E. 15th,
#12. 2985
NICE STUDIO-TVpe furnished ap »»t
ment, part utilities. Corner E. 11th
and Patterson. 344-4674. 2957
ONE &EDROOM modern i nr ilshed
apartment for rent. Near campus,
phone 343-7536. 2960
GRADU VTE HARRIED STI DENT, 2
bedroom, $76. March 5. Call tonight,
345-2906. 2974
WANTED ROOMMATF
WANTED SPRING quarter female
Jr., Sr., or Grad, roommate. Two
bedroom furnished apartment, pool.
344-8762 eves. 3000
M UD FEMALE roommate to share
apartment with 2 other girls. Call
343-7668. 2896
WANTED ROOMMATE
NEED MALE roommate sprint; term.
One-bedroom apartment on 19th.
Phone 94574:18. Mike.2947
MISCELLANEOUS
ODDS AND ends of dishes, linens,
and kitchen utensils for sale. 344
2863.2382
HELP WANTED
ATTRACTIVE WOMAN wanted for
make-up instructor, will train.
Vivian Woodard Cosmetics, 689-0830
2880
PETS
AIR DALE PI PS, 9 weeks old. 345
0286. 2918
LOST AND FOUND
LOST: OREGON driver's license, U
of O wintet student body cord, and
winter athletic card. If found, re
turn to Janet Romine, McClain
Hall, ext. 2685. 2970
LOST WIIISTWATCH. Lady's gold
Butova teardrop. If found, please
call ext. 1863. Reward. 3929
FOUND: WIIISTWATCH in men’s
gym. Call Phil Gordon, ext. 2602.
2899
PERSONAL
RVm.KHVMN
OIK PORTLAND IBM 3(50 is pro
grammed to play The Battle Hymn
of the Republic, which could lead
to* Something Meaningful. It does
illustrate our Faculty Director ex
pressing himself.
WHAT’S WITH you? Any challenges
on your horizon? Mediocrity is mud.
CHECK INTO tomorrow. Mail this to
E.C.P.I.. Suite 209, 1074 Willamette,
Eugene 97401. (This ad inserted by
Electronic Computer Programming
Institute for those men and women
who dead-ended before they got
started.) 2991
GOING TO EUROPE? 'Four Europe
in your own car and save. Cheaper
than rental or public transporta
tion. No problems with schedules
or baggage. All details arranged
before departure including license,
title, insurance. All models VOLlvS
WAGON and PORSCHE available.
Contact Chuck Merrill at Pape
Volkswagen, Inc., 20 Coburg ltd.
343-3307. Authorized VW and
Poi s< he dealer. 1
Sports Car Drivers
- display your skill at
“Icebreaker,”
Oregon’s largest
Autocross
International coverage, Albany Go
Cart Track. Feb. 23. 2973
WHAT? THE ENCORE SHOPPE
WHERE? 341 High St... 344 2737.
WHEN? 10-4:00 Tues.-Sat.; Fri. 7 9
p.m. WHY? Resale fashions, hand
crafted gifts, home furnishings,
the unusual. Shop now, you’ll nine
back again! Consignments taken
dally.
ARE YOU T1REI) OF LIVING
ALONE, and would like some help
in finding that marriage partner
for life? Let Social Introduction
Service help. Ask for Grace at 343
9228 or 345-4547, or write 1760 Wil
lamette Street, Eugene. 2670
ICEBREAKER ill
E. E. S. C. C.
Autocross
Albany Go-Cart Track
Feb. 23, 1969 Registration 9-4:30
For information call 688-4699 after 6
_ 1934
THE UNIVERSITY of Oregon Water
Polo Club is sponsoring an All
Campus SPLASH AND DANCE at
Leighton Pool Friday, Feb. 21 from
9-11 p.m. Admission is 50c a couple.
_2971
11APPY HOURS! 10 a.m. - 1 am.
Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thurs
days at TINO’S PIZZA PARLOR,
15th and Willamette — 40c pitchers.
Free pizza delivery on campus.
1466
POSITION //12
GAINES SMITH is dropping out and
urges voters to support candidates
with similar views concerning cam
pus nom lolence. 2975
i \ gar-old girl wants babysitter
with compatible aged child as play
mate on Sundays 10:30-1:00 and oc
casional other times. Call 896-3473.
2941
“FLASH GORDON1’ and “HAPPY
HARTMAN’’ will he at the All
Campus Splash and Dance Friday,
Feb. 21, 9-11 p.m., Leighton Pool—
Will YOU? 2969
ALL YOU CAN EAT
$1.29
before 0 at the
ANCHORAGE
947 Franklin 2609
LET VIVIAN Woodward Cosmetics
introduce you to fascinating make
up techniques. For appointment
phone Robyn Franklin, 342-7492 or
689-0890. 2881
Ale COST! ME REN'IAL. "Let us
help you with your costume
parties.” 10 a.m.-5:30 pin. Closed
Wed. and Sun. 233 W. 7th, 344 2737.
2900
T.M.B.W.—WE’VE shared our joys
and sorrows together for one year,
and its been the best of my life. I
want you for 100 more. 1 love you.
T.H.B. and J.J._3003
THE Apple TREE has 3 directors, 2
assistant directors, 35 singer/actors,
6 dancers, 20 musicians, and 12
stagehands. 3004
WANTED:: DATE Saturday nitc lor
Feliciano. Must be 6’ male. Call
Bcnfy, ext. 1589. 2997
The End of An Era:
BORIS KARLOFF
Sec how it all began 2813
WILL YOU hear tlie VOICE OF
SILENCE?_3002
1 IKST BALCONY, sixth row seats tu
Feliciana, call Kathy at ldiB._2958
( HICOS TAKE buckos. Howard, E.
of R. 2986