UO Singers
To Air Music
University students, under the
direction of Sigurd Nilssen. will
present a program of all operatic
music at the Portland Art Mu
seum, 3 o’clock Sunday afternoon.
At.8 in the evening they will give
the same program at Camp Adair.
Marie Rogndild, coloratura so
prano, and Ray Leonard, baritone,
wil open th.e program with the
duet “La Ci Damn La Mano,"
from, the opera ‘ Don Juan" by
Mo'sart. Barbara Bentley, mezzo
soprano, will then sing two num
ber,-: ‘'Amour Viens Aider'' from
“Samson and Delilah" by Saint
Ss.eas and “Seguidilla” from
“Carmen" by Bizet. Sung by dra
matic soprano, Margaret Zimmer
mat;., will be "Dich Teure Halle''
from “Tannhauser” by Wagner,
and “Suicidio" by Poncialli. Lee
Ghormley, Ray Leonard, and Mar
garet Zimmerman will present
the “Trio" from “Faust " Lee
Obannley. lyric tenor, will sing
“Mappari" from “Martha’’ by F.
via u Flotow. The “Musettas
Waltz” from “La Boheme” by
Fjuccini will be aired by dramatic
soprano, Betty Fields. From the
same opera June Johnson, lyric
soprano, will sing “Mi'Chiamano
Muni." Ray Leonard is to pre
sent “Fleeting Vision” from the
opera “Herodiade’’ by Massanet.
Th.e “Bell Song" from “Lakme"
by Delibes will be sung by Marie
Rogndahl. The concluding num
boc will be the “Quartet” from
“Rigoletto."
Accompanists for the group
will be Ruth Baker and Phillis
Taylor.
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Easter Services
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schools Hi-Y and Girl Reserves
organizations will usher for the
service to which both students
and townspeople are invited.
The University string quartet
will appear on the program, and
more music will be furnished by
congregational singing led by Mr.
Griffith.
Decorations
Miss Caroline Hines of the
Episcopal church is in charge of
decorations and she will have
members of Wesley foundation
and Westminster house as mem
bers of her committee.
Last year Miss Gertrude Boyd
Crane, associate professor of psy
chology and education at Pacific
university, spoke at the Easter
service on the campus. Her sub
ject was “Easter in a World at
War.”
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Red Cross
Sponsors Art
“Artificial Respiration,” a
drawing by Ann Kutka, wife of
David J. McCosh, assistant pro
fessor of drawing and painting,
is included in the exhibit now
showing at the Little Art gal
lery.
The exhibit, sponsored by the
American Red Cross, consists of
60 pieces done by artists from
various parts cf the country. They
were selected by national com
petition and are on subjects re
lated to activities of the Red
Cross.
The section of fine arts, a per
manent bureau at Washington,
D. C., backed the competition.
Almost all the usual mediums are
represented in the works dis
played in the exhibit.
Typical titles of pieces are
“Forever Ready,” “Burgundy
Street Auxiliary,” “Mercy at
Campus Luncheon
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Weekend, will be special guests
at the Friday lunch and food for
them will be furnished by the or
ganizations in which their chil
dren live.
At the luncheon the Order of
the O will punish offenders who
have failed to observe the rules
laid down by campus traditions.
Seervice Scholarship
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the campus—the ERC rally; the
Red Cross and the blood bank;
the promotion of the servicemen
scholarship fund and the hand
ling of that fund; and the serv
ice flag that hangs in Johnson
hall.
Matunaska, Alaska,” ‘‘Beginners’
First Aid—Army Splint,” “After
the Bombing,” "The Homeless,”
and “Young Evacuee.”
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Recital Tuesday
Elizabeth Walker, violinist, will
give her Senior recital, at 8 p.m.
Tuesday, April 20, in the School
of Music auditorium. She will
play various selections from
Brahms’ “Sonata in D-Minor.”
“Poeme’’ by Chausson and “Alle
gro Non Troppo" from “Sympho
nie Espagnole" by Lalo are also
included.
The “Fugue” from Bach’s “So
nata in A-Minor” is to be played
without accompaniment. “Hava- -
naise” by Saint-Saens will con
clude the concert. Accompanists
for Miss Walker will be Aurora
Potter Underwood and Rut hfr.
Baker.
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