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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 2, 1947)
I fr Choral Group To Give Concert The midwinter concert of the •Women’s Choral club, a chorus of more than ninety women singers, will be presented in McArthur •court Tuesday night, December 9, \yith Dorothy French, contralto, as guest artist. The proceeds of the concert will be used by the Mud Densmore [.scholarship fund which awarded four scholarships to Eugene stu dents last spring. They were Jerine JNewhouse, soprano, senior in mu sic; Darrell Parks, bass, sopho more in music; Treva Rice, soprano, -sophomore in music; and Gloria Chellis, freshman in music. ; The concert will be under the di rection of Glenn Griffith, and Mar jsry Scobert Wilson is the accom panist. All students will be admit ted on their ASUO cards. 'Playboy' Tickets Sell at Boxoffice * General tickets for the second •University play of the season, “Playboy of the Western World,’’ are now on sale daily in the box of 'fice in Johnson hall from 10 a.m. to 12 noon and from 1 to 5 p.m. The box office will remain open until curtain time on days the play is to be given, December 3, 4, 5, 6, 9, .10 and 11. In charge of the box office is Bob Over, who has named as his - assistants Shirley Bruck, Beverly Buckley, Paula Castle, Shirley Pe ters, Pat Laxton and Rocky Cogan. ■ The Irish comedy, directed by Ottilie T. Seybolt, is the work of J. M. Snyge. Secretarial Work Offered To Wives Several openings for veterans’ wives or others desiring secretarial ' work on the campus were an nounced Monday by Karl Onthank, ' dea.i of personnel administration. Those interested should contact . Mrs. Parsons at the student em ployment office, or Onthank at the graduate placement office. _ Onthank advised that people with friends who will be here next term and who desire such work might make arrangements for ~ them beforehand. ' * * Do right and fear no man. Don’t write and fear no woman. -*__ For Classified Ads That Will Reach All - , U. of O. Students OREGON DAILY EMERALD - | For all types of Classified Ads - - Come to the EMERALD Business Office - Champ and Friend Ch. Kingcroft Symphony, best of his breed at a Philadelphia dog show, gets a sample of loving care from 2-year-old Peggy Ent whistle. The champ is an Irish setter. * Petition Deadline Today Petitions for the WAA Carnival are due at 5 p.m. today. They may be submitted to Co-chairman Gen evieve. Siskey or Betty Jean Mc Courry at Hendricks hall or Delta Gamma house, respectively, before the deadline. Political Clubs To Hold Meeting A joint meeting of the Political Science club and the International Relations club will be held in the YMCA Tuesday at S p.m. The program will consist of a debate on the topic: “Resolved, That a federal world government should be established.” The debat ers will be members of the speech and drama department symposium group, coached by John Baird. Informal discussion and refresh ments will follow the debate. All interested faculty members and students may atteend. At Oregon BETTY LAGOMARSINO smokes CHESTERFIELDS j Betty says: I “The celophane wrapper keeps ! j Chesterfields fresher.” Voted TOPS!—Chesterfield the largest selling cigarette in Am erica’s colleges (by nation wide surrey). ' Pompeii Featured In Chapman Movie "The Last Days of Pompeii," a movie made in Italy, will be shown in room 207, Chapman hall, at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. There will be two showings of the movie spon sored by educational activities. 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