Quartet Cheers
Webfoot Rally
Barbershop harmony enlivened
the rainy wait of the Webfoot
rooters who welcomed the Ducks
home from Pullman Sunday.
Here for Friday’s convention of
the- Society for the Preservation
and Encouragement of Barber
Shop Quartet Singing in America,
Inc., a male foursome from San
Francisco presented a sample of
their style while waiting to nab
the southbound train.
A mere handful of boosters turn
ad out for the morning rally. Wea
ther conditions and the fact that
the rally was changed late Satur
day evening from noon Sunday to
10 a.m. were blamed for the poor
turnout.
Authority On Econ
To Talk Before IRC
Howard S. Piquet, authority on
international economics, will speak
before the International Relations
Club tonight at 7:30 on the sun
porch of Gerlinger Hall. The title
of his speech will be "Can Pre-War
Economics be Restored?”
Dr. Piquet is on a leave of ab
sence from Washington'D.C. where
he served as an economic adviser
on the White House staff.
Glenn Morgan, past president of
the club, will tell of the Northwest
Regional conference to be held in
Moscow, Idaho, Oct. 28. Vacancies
in the delegation are yet to be
filled.
One good way to forget the cost
of living is to live so that it’s well
worth it.
Campus Calendar
2:00—Beta Gamma Sigma—101 Commerce.
4:00—YWCA Upperclasa Commission—YWCA.
4:00—Asklepiads—McClure.
5:30—Sophomore Commission Dinner—YWCA.
6:30—Mortar Board meeting, Delta Delta Delta house.
6:30—Kwama Meeting—Sigma Kappa house.
6:45—Women’s House Athletic Managers—121 Gerlinger.
6:45—Religious Council meeting—YMCA.
7:00—Russian Club—Gerlinger.
7:30—Forensics Club—104 Villard.
7:30—Christian Science—1215 Emerald.
7:30—Hawaaian Club—Kappa Kappa Gamma house.
7:30—Chess Club—206 Chapman.
Some Oreganas
Still Unclaimed
Students who have purchased,
but not yet called for last year’s
Oregana, are urged by the Student
Union office to do so as soon as
possible. Over 150 uncalled-for Ore
ganas remain at the Student Union
office in McArthur Court. They
belong chiefly to students living in
Eugene and Portland, Student Un
ion secretaries said.
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