One of Oregon's Darker Days
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A TKYINO MOMENT In University history Is depleted on the front
pap of the Cliliigu fhilly Sun Times, May 19, 1959. Student* gath
ered to protest advent of deferred living at Oregon. Kvent was given
ronsidenibly more attention outside state.
SU Jubilee Dance
Slated Saturday
"Diamond Jubilee" the 75th an
niversary dance, will be held from
9 p.m. until midnight Saturday in
the Student Union ballroom.
Music will be provided by the
High Mutters. John Jensen, A1
liarztnun and the Delt .trio will
furnish entortalment during the
evening, dance chairman Don
Almy announced.
Dress will be informal, with
! hort silks for the women and suits
for the men. The dance is either
stag or date with an admission
price of 25 cents per person, 50
cents a couple.
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Now Playing
“Pick Up ’
Beverly Michaels & Hugo Hass
also
“Never Trust a Gambler”
Dane Clark & Cathy O'Donnell
Note: Hellig Theatre will be
closed afternoons only, Monday
thru Friday, for ah indefinite
period for repairs. Box office
will be open at 6:00 for evening
showings only. Sat. ll:45-Sun
day 12:45.
LAN E
Now l*taylng
“Coming ’Round the
Mountain"
Abbott & Costello
also
“Goodby My Fancy”
loan Crawford & Frank Love joy
Now Playing
“Little Egypt”
Mark Stevens &
Rhonda Flemming
also
“This is Korea”
Documentary
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, Survey Shows
OregontoWin
In Next Game
By Sue Lichty
Oregon will win the Idaho game
Saturday if the opinions of Oregon
students arc correct.
Of the students interviewed, only
one mentioned the likelihood of an
Idaho win, pointing out Oregon's
, loss of so many players. Most felt
if the spirit was good, the team
could still pull through for a win.
When asked, "Who will W'in the
Oregon-Idaho game?” they an
swered :
Kay Maier sophomore in lib
eral arts “I’m sure we’ll win if
everybody yells as loud as I do."
Dave M«cklem sophomore in
business administration—"Oregon.
The team's been working pretty
hard out there."
Miriam Goddard -sophomore in
liberal arts "It's a toss-up, but
I'll give Oregon the edge, and
stick up for the old home team.”
Jo Chase sophomore in liberal j
arts "We should win. Our team )
must be better than Idaho's."
Paul Lasker sophomore in lib- !
peral arts "If the spirit is there,
how could Oregon lose?"
Lids W illiams senior in speech
"If the team plays up to its ca
pacity, I'm sure we can win. How
ever, with the list of injuries, it's
any team's race.”
Lowell Aplet senior in physics
"Oregon is going to have a pret
ty’ rough time with Novikoff, Dun
ham and Davenport out of the
game."
Carol Kau sophomore in liberal
arts "Oregon. Best team, best
spirit, best campus.”
Ron Parelius—junior in business
administration — "Oregon. Were
bound to win. We've got to win a
game sometime.”
Kincaid Athletic Field was lo
cated where Chapman hall now
stands.
WE . . .
EXTEND OUR
SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS
SO THE U OF O
ON YOUR 75th BIRTHDAY
61 East Broadway
Ph. 5-6232
4
FRIDAY
5:00 Plano Moods
5:15 Guest Star
5 :S0 New*
5:45 Sports News
6:00 Tabic Hopping
6:15 Music in the Air
6:30 Entertainment Guide
6:45 Religious New*
7:00 Dr. lame* Conan t
8:00 Dr. Clarence Faust
8:45 Musical Interlude
8:00 Request Time
10:80 News
10:85 Time to Say Goodnight
11:00 Sign Off
CAMPUS CALENDAR
FRIDAY, NOV. 2, 1951
8:00 75th Annlv Registration
2nd FlrSU
10:00 MacKrnzie Assembly
Ballroom SU
1:30 Convocation McArthur Ct
4:00 Fishbowl Concert
Fishbowl SU
6:30 Anniversary Banquet
Ballroom SU
7:30 Ilui-O-Kamaaina
3rd Floor Ger
Radio Play Tryouts
Scheduled For Today
Tryouts for the Radio Workshop j
production, ‘'Nemisis," will be held :
from 3:15 to 5 p.m. today in Studio j
A, third floor Villard, according
to Ansel Resler, director.
Anyone is eligible to read for 1
parts, said Resler. The play offers
unusual opportunity for “phycho
logical characterization.”
''Nemisis” will be broadcast!
Thursday at 4 :30 p.m. KOAC and
at 6:30 p.m. over KWAX.
Robert Fulton made the first
practial steamboat trip on the
Clermont in 1807. He left New
York Aug. 17, and reached Albany,
150 miles away, in 32 hours.
Congratulations
Oregon on your 75th Birthday!
Sporting Goods
40 YEARS IN EUGENE ”
770 WILLAMETTE STREET
CONGRATULATIONS TO U. of O.
ON 75 YEARS OF SERVICE
STUDENTS, RELATIVES, FRIENDS ARE
ALWAYS WELCOME TO OUR SERVICES
9:45 a.m. — University Class, Fred Heard, Teacher
11 a.m. — SERMON — "THIS IS THE WILL OF GOD”
By Rev. Chas. Losie of Salem — Broadcast over HASH
6:30 — UNIVERSITY FELLOWSHIP
7:30 — “THE POWER OF GOD” in PICTURES
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Bdwy & High
Dr. Vance H. Webster, Pastor
University Jeweler’s
CONGRATULATIONS
ON YOUR 75th
ANNIVERSARY
COMPLETE LINE OF
COLLEGIATE JEWELRY
849 E. 13th AVENUE
TELEPHONE 4-4611
CONGRATULATIONS
to the
' University of Oregon
upon the completion of 75 eventful
years. This Oregon bank joins the
rest of the state in extending all
good wishes for a brilliant future.
The UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK
"An Oregon Bank Serving Oregon"
Member of the Federal
8th and Willamette Deposit Insurance Corp.