Heads Show Features Dream Joe Smith, mythical Oregon stu dent, will be introduced to the de partments and buildings of the University tonight at 9 p.m. when the radio workshop continues its broadcast of the “Campus Head lines” series. In tonight’s broad cast, under the production of John MacDonald, a dream sequence will have Joe being visited by a guard ian angel of the campus, who will explain to him the traditions and facts of the University depart ments. Cast in tonight’s show are Er ling Erlandson, John ICasnady, Dale Tyler, Dick Sheldon, Bob . Litten, George Watkins, Virginia Avery, Bob Houglum, and Rod Nelson. Ken Lomax will announce the program, and music will be supervised by Lee Petrasek. During tonight’s program a record of the Oregon pledge song, made by the University choral union, will be played. Tonight’s broadcast will also be aired over station KUGN Thursday at 9p.m. and over station KEX on Saturday at 6:30 p.m. Drive Ends Today; WSSF Totals Low The nine-day WSSF drive will wind-up at 5:15 p.m. today as campus representatives turn in the remainder of their collections for the final tabulation, Mart Pond, chairman, reported yesterday. Uniformed Kwamas will again aid in the drive as they waylay students for eleventh hour contri butions. The final push will be in tensive in an effort to attain last year’s figures which surpassed $2000, Pond said. Lowest returns were registered yesterday with only $26.76 submit ted to the fund treasurers who speculated that many represen tatives have allowed their collec tions to accumulate. Total contri butions to date ar $1098.04. Facidty members interested in this relief drive can have the op portunity to contribute by con tacting Nancy Peterson at the Al pha Phi house, according to Pond. Music Honoraries Set Concert Date Members of Mu Phi Epsilon and Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, women’s and men’s music honoraries, will present their second annual Christ mast concert December 7 at 4 p.m. The concert, to be held in the school of music auditorium, will in clude both secular and sacred mu sic in vocal and instrumental ar rangements,. Several solos will highlight the program. HUNGRY? .•Thc'n try our delicious thick MILK SHAKES and MALTS Rich in Food value KELLER'S DUTCH GIRL Open every day except Sunday, 8:30- lip.in. 1224 Willamette Oregon a Head I Ross Yates, senior in journalism, has undertaken the job bf continu ing the splendid record set by the Oregana during the past eleven years. He is editor of the 1947-48 yearbook. Rutgers (N. J.) university men defeated a New Jersey College for Women team in a cooking contest. I 'Music Honorary Pledges Fifteen Fifteen new pledges to Phi Beta, national women’s fraternity of music and drama, have been an nounced by President Aileen Wendt. Selected on a basis of scholar ship and outstanding ability in the field of music or drama, two thirds of the group represent the music half of the fraternity. These girls are Ann Seabrooke, Betty Bagley, Ann Gillenwaters, Mar garet Adkins, Jean Carlson, Mary Ellen Everton, Margaret Reeve, Sally Terril, Harriette Walker, and Georgene Shanklin. Movie to Feature Egyptian Couple “Anthony and Cleopatra,” first shown in 1913, is the educational activities movie to be shown Wed nesday. There will be two show ings, the first beginning at 7:30 p.m., in 207 Chapman hall. Produced in Italy and Egypt, “Anthony and Cleopatra” is years in advance of its period in produc Infirmary Lists Sick Monday found 12 students in the infirmary: Marilyn Madden, Ann Houghton, Greta Stuntz, Alan An derson, Shirley Osterhout, Roy Ryerse, James Hayden, Dick Mar tin, Frederick Scoggin, Bill Du haime, Jack Nagasaka, and Peter Cuthbert. lion, and has many points that compare favorably with today’s standards. 4 Oregana Pictures Expire Next Week ‘ Oregana pictures of living or ganizations will be completed this 4 week at Kennell-Ellis studio. The last groups scheduled are November il: Kappa Sigma and Cherney hall. November 12: Merrick hall. November 12 and 13: Stan Ray hall. Dancing every Friday- and Saturday 9 to 12 p.m. Ladies Admitted Free on Friday nights JOE INGRAM and his New Music Trrn Right at Neon Sign Past Springfield PHILIP MORRIS is so much better to smoke! PHILIP MORRIS offers the smoker aa extra benefit found in no other cigarette. For Pk~~ Morris is the ONE, the ONLY cigarette recog nized by leading nose and throat specialists as definitely less irritating. Remember: Less irritation means more smoking enjoyment for you. Yes! If every smoker knew what Philip Morris smokers know, they’d all change to PHILIP MORRIS. mb CALL FOR TRY A PACK, . .TODAY