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Chamber Series
To Open Drive
On Ticket Sales
The newely-organized chamber
concert series will conduct a ticket
sales drive during the next week.
The series, sponsored jointly by the
three University of Oregon music
hunoraries, is designed to supple
ment the program of the Civic Mu
sic association and emphasizes con
temporary works, Steve Stone, co
chairman of the campaign, said.
The California String Quartet is
scheduled for the first concert, No
vember 8, and is composed of San
Francisco Symphony orchestra
members. Formed in 1946, it is
gaining a nation-wide reputation
for its performance of contempor
ary works as well as classical se
lections.
Abramowitch Next
Bernhard Abramowitch, Califor
nia pianist, will present the second
of the series early in the spring;
the third performance of the series
will consist of three one-act operas
given by the school of music stu
dents.
Season tickets, costing $3, will
be available at the music school
Monday and Tuesday and in the
Co-op Wednesday, Thursday, and
Friday. Only a limited number of
seats are available as the concerts
are to be given in the music school
auditorium.
Organizations sponsoring the
series are Phi Beta, Mu Phi Epsi
lon, and Phi Mu Alpha.
UO Plays Host
To Northwest
IRC Meeting
The University of Oregon In
ternational Relations club will be
host to the Northwestern I.R.C.
conference December 3 and 4 in
Eugene.
Featured speaker at the conven
will be C. Easton Rothwell, vice
chairman of the Hoover Institute
on War, Peace and Revolution at
Stanford university, Charles P.
Schleicher, adviser to the campus
group, announced yesterday.
Ex-State Department
Rothwell was executive secre
tary to the secretary staff com
mittee of the department of state.
He was also executive secretary
of the United Nations conference
in San Francisco and secretary
general of the American U.N. del
egation at the London and early
New York conferences.
. A graduate of Reed college,
Rothwell received his master’s de
gree from the University of Ore
gon and his Ph.D. from Stanford.
Many Delegates
Participating in the IRC confer
ence will be delegates from Inter
national Relations clubs of col
leges in Oregon, Washington, Ida-1
ho, Montana, British Columbia, Al
berta, and Saskatchewan.
The IRC federation is a nation
wide group of independent organi
zations sponsored by the Carnegie
Endowment for International
Peace. Last year's convention of'
the northwestern chapters was
held at the University of British
Columbia in Vancouver, B. C.
Glenn Morgan is president of the
Oregon group.
Its a Mystery
GOP Candidate Here
GOVERNOR EARL WARREN, GOP vice-presidential candidate,
will deliver a speech on current world problems tonight in McArthur
court. His speech will be another in the series of University lecture
assemblies sponsored by the administration. A 14-car, special train
will bring the governor and his party to Eugene this afternoon.
Picnic Chairmen
To Collect Cash
Committee chairmen from last
summer’s Jantzen Beach Picnic
may pick up the money for their
personal expenditures from A1
Pietschman, general chairman of
the picnic.
Students with money due them
are: Marj Peterson, Marguerite
Johns, Shirley Potter, Max Angus
and Jerry Peterson.
Money should he picked up to
day and tomorrow and a signed
statement filled ni at time of re
I ceipt of the cash.
No Stunt Decision
Tryouts for a circus theme
stunt show to be given in front of
the Side the Thursday before
Homecoming were held Wednes
day at the Theta house. Because
so few appeared at the meeting,
no decisions have been reached as
yet, according to Bobbie Chambers
and Kloh Ann Mayer, co-chairmen.
The news that Sudbury ther
mometers have been calibrated this
Winter is only going to lead Con
cord critics to add, “And so were
some of the fellers that read ’em.”
EVERYBODY'S DRUG
Two Clubs Join;
Plan Meet Wed.
The One World club voted to
merge itself with the United
World Federalists, national stu
dent organization, at the One
World club meeting at the YMCA
Wednesday night. The United
World Federalists is an interna
tional organization which favors
eventual formation of a world gov
eminent which would have inter
national sovereignty.
New officers nominateed, to be
voted on at the next meeting,
weie: president, Herbert Weise,
Bill Hemphy; vice-president, Her
bert Weise, Dick Hansen, Eleanor
Belgum, Polly Jones; secretary,
Jessica Becker, Helen Williamson,
Janice Harrisberger.
The club also voted to take part
in the joint campus committee on
interracial relations, already ap
proved by the Young Progressives
club and being considered by the
University Religious council.
Sunday at 11:00
"GOD'S PREDICAMENT
AND MAN'S ANSWER"
Unitarian Church
llth and Ferry Streets
5S, 'Soudan tyol’
The Unnatural Seven do a fantastic frolic
for folks over and UNDER 351 -
“OH! NICK-O-DEEMO” with The Natural Seven
Mountain-style secrets told to hot fiddles
and steel guitar.
Capitol Record No. 15210
Be Bop or Beethoven
Real Gone and Racy
Sad or Serious
Humorous Harmony
WE GOT ’EM!
Long Play and Long Play
Record Phonographs
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Wearing a Tremendous
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Before the U. of O. vs. U.S.C. Game
In Portland, October 16
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