'Singers' on Tour In Northwest
me university singers ot tne
School of Music, under the direc
tion of Donald W. Allton, are now
on tour in Oregon and Washing
ton.
Thursday the Singers presented
their program at Burns Union High
School.
The tour will continue until Apr.
2 and will include singing at Walla
Walla College and Grant High
scnooi in rortiana.
Tuesday and Wednesday the
group sang- at high schools in
Sweet Home, Prineville, Redmond,
and Bend.
The University Singers are as
sisted by the Madrigal Singers.
Accompanists for the program
are Anne Hopper, junior in mu
sic, and Madelon Adler, sophomore
in music.
REPEAT SHOW — BY DEMAND
TONIGHT—FRIDAY, MARCH 31st
CASTLE JAZZ BAND
“DIXIE-LAND JAZZ AT ITS BEST”
This band put on a terrific show at Willamette
Park last Saturday Night and by popular demand
they are coming back for a repeat performance this
Friday Night (TO-NIGHT).
WILLAMETTE PARK—Admission $1.00 plus tax
Dancing 8:30 P.M. to 12:30 A.M.
Don’t miss this great Dixie Land Band tonight at
the Park.
Contest Schedule
FRIDAY
Round one:
9 a.m. Impromptu, persuasive, after-dinner speaking
10 a.m. Extemporaneous speaking, poetry reading
11 a.m. “A” and “B” debate, round one
1 p.m. Panel discussion, radio speaking, humorous reading.
Round two:
2 p.m. “A” and “B” debate, round two
3 p.m. Impromptu, persuasive, after-dinner speaking
4 p.m. Extemporaneous speaking, poetry reading
5 p.m. Panel discussion, radio Speaking, humorous reading.
SATURDAY
8 a.m. Debate, round four
9 a.m. Impromptu and persuasive speaking
10 a.m. Extemporaneous, poetry reading
11 a.m. Debate, round five
1 p.m. Debate, round six
2 p.m. Panel discussion, humorous reading, radio speaking.
Chemistry Seminar
A seminar on “Opportunities for
Chemists” will be held Friday at
7:30 p. m. in 105 McClure. Student
Affiliates of the American Chem
ical Society are sponsoring the
meeting.
Speakers will be Nicholas Chi
cherin, of the Weyerhauser Tim
ber Co., Dr. E. M. Pallett, director
of the University Teacher Place
ment Service, and Pierre Van Rys
selberghe, professor of chemistry.
All students, particularly chem
istry majors, have been urged to
attend.
WSSF aids students with food,
clothing, books, medical help, and
housing.
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Kathryn Carter ’
Mary Gribble 1
Grace Hoffman i
Helen Jackson ’
Maxine Krisch ’
Molly Muntzel '
Julie Beth Perkins i
Joyce Rathbun ’
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Park to Feature
Castle Jazz Band
Portland’s Castle Jazz Band will
play at Willamette Park tonight
from 8:30 to 12:30. Admission will
be $1 plus tax.
The band was originated in
Portland in 1940 by the band’s
singer-banjo strummer, Monte Bal
lou, who has gathered together
men who could improvise and who
knew what Dixieland jazz was.
By day, the Castle troupe is a
conventional group of Portland
businessmen. Ballou is an accom
plished caiypso singer as well as
being one of the nation’s top jazz
record collectors. —
Drummer Homer Welch is radio
station KGW’s program director.
Clarinetist, Bob Short works for
an electrical appliance firm, and
George Phillips, trombonest, is a
working musician who last year
played with the Portland symphony
orchestra.
The group was invited to play
at Hollywood’s annual Jazz Jam
boree in October, where such jazz
artists as Muggsy Spanier and
Freeman were featured.
Civil Exams Set
New examinations for both fed
eral and state civil service posi
tions are being announced by the
Civil Service Board.
Most of the exams, designed for
June graduates, will be given early
in April. Interested students may
see Karl W. Onthank, graduate
placement director.
Through WSSF five dollars will
pay for a year’s subscription to a
technical or scientific periodical
for a foreign university.
CLASSIFIED
FOR RENT—Single rooms for
men close to campus, clean and
quiet. Ph. 5-4649.
STUDENT WILL share: Nice home
with couple in exchange for care
of toddler and cooking. 5-5222.
FOR RENT—Private room and en
trance. 1873 East 15th. $15 per
month. Phone 4-1875 after 6 p. m.
FOR SALE—New Singer electric
portable, $89.50. Complete at
tachments plus complete sewing
course. 1032 Willamette. 4-8431.
SPRINGFIELD student may ride
to campus 8:00 a. m. M Tu W
Th F and 10 Sat. for $.75. Phone
7-9487.
LOST—Masonic ring on campus
during final week. If found call
Bob Pearce 5-5142. Reward.
Rebec House Gets
Participation Cup
Rebec house Thursday night
won the Participation cup awarded
annually by the Women’s Athletic
Association. Delta Delta Delta
came in second and University
house third for the award.
The cup was awarded on a point
basis, points being given on the
basis of new members taken in,,
checks earned by old members,,
number of tournaments entered,
number of semi-finals entered, and
tournaments won. Point results
of all houses are posted on the
Gerlinger bulletin board.
THEY STILL NEED YOU
Students abroad have printed
their own texts, built their own
dormitories, met their own needs
as much as they could—but they
still need you. You can help them
through WSSF.
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