'Death of a Salesman' To Open Friday Night Arthur Miller’s play, “Death of a Salesman,” will be open at 8 p.m. Friday for a six production run, under the direction of F. J. Hunter instructor in speech. Tickets for the play, third production of the University theater’s current season, are available at the theater ticket office this week from 1 to 5 p.m., according to Mrs. Gene Wiley, theater business manager. Jim Blue, senior in liberal arts and veteran UT player, is cast in the role of Willie Loman, the salesman. Linda, his wife, will be portrayed by Jeanne Gottfredson, graduate in speech. Clarence Suiter and Phil Sanders, both juniors in speech, will play the roles of Biff and Hannv bis two sons. The pluy tells the story of a little Brooklyn salesman, with delusions of material success, who is unable to face the reality of his actual fail ure as a businessman and father. The production will run Feb. 6, 7, 11, 12, 13 and 14 and is in conjunc tion with the Festival of Contemporary Arts now being held on the campus. Committee Leaders Selected to Plan Big Duck Preview The commltte chairmen for Duck Preview, scheduled for April 25 and 2<i, have been selected by Eob Summers and Sunny Allen, gen eral co-chairmen of the weekend. The sub-chairmen are: Sally j Hayden, promotion; Bob Pollock, campus promotion; Joe Gardner, publicity; Martin Brandenfels and Allison LeRoux, invitations. Jim Light, program chairman; Tatty Kagan, vodvil co-ordinator; Sylvia Wingard, educational exhib its; Ann Gerlinger and Don Craw ford, exchange dinners; Nancy Randolph, luncheon, and A1 Gold cnberg, dance. Janet Miller, hospitality; Ron Ricketts, transportation; Rose mary Hampton, registration; Kay Moore, housing; Dorothy Kopp, women's housing, and Gary Jones, men’s housing. ♦ Campus Briefs 0’The regular meeting of I’rae Sidens, scheduled at 4 p.m. today, will not be held, according to Jerry Beall, president. The ex-high school student presidents will meet next Wednesday at 4 p.m. 0 Documentary films to be I shown tonight in Chapman 207 are "The River," "The Bridge," and "Northwest, U.S.A." Showings are at 7 and 9 p.m. 0 Committee chairmen for the Phi Theta Upsilon "Mystie Sale" '< Will be in the Student Union today at 4 p.m., according to Doreen Gienger, general chairman. 0 The Oregon section of the American Chemical society will meet B'riday in Science 123. A din ner will be served cafeteria style in the Student Union and the meet ing will be held after the dinner. 6:03 p.m. Piano Moods 6:15 News TUI Now 6:30 With a French Accent 7 Old Books, Old Friends 7:30 Voices of Europe, 8 Campus Classics 9 Dixlography 9:30 Kwaxworks 10:30 Emerald of the Air 10:35 Softly Now Social Calendar Wednesday Dinners Theta Chi-Kappa Alpha Theta Sigma Alpha Epsilon-Alpha Phi Friday Fireside Alpha Gamma Delta I Petitions Due Friday : For 'Events' Chairman Deadline for petitions for a spe | cial events chairman of the Stu dent Union Creative Arts Work shop program is Thursday at 5 p.rn. according to Don Zavin, vice-chair i man of the SU Board. The special events chairman will be in charge of the programs pre sented by various departments of the school, such as drama, speech and literature, said Zavin. Peti tions may be obtained in SU 301 or 310. Petitions Due For Rally Board Deadline for ASUO rally board petitions has been set at 5 p.m. today announced A1 Goldcn hcrg, rally board chairman. Peti tions may be turned in at the in coming petition box on the third floor of the Student Union. Interviews for the three open ings on the board will be held Thursday at 7 p.m. in SU 309, said Goldenberg. Membership on the board termi nates at the end of spring term, but past members may re-peti tion. Chorus Openings Available for Males A few places for male voices are still available in the chorus for Brigadoon, University theater mu sical, according to Donald W. All ton, director. Anyone interested in trying out is urged to contact All ton today. Rehearsals will lie held for the chorus every Thursday this term from 6:45 to 8 p.m. Dr. Leland A. Huff Optometrist 13 W. 8th Ave Ph. 5-3725 Campus Calendar lOa.m. PE Lect Gerl 2nd FI -Noon Yeomen 111SU PE Lunch 112 SU Spanish Tabic 110SU 3 pm. International Tea Gerl 2nd FI l Mystic Sale Ch 111 SU 0:30 C offee Hr Frm 313 SU Ski Waxers 112 SU 6:45 Cosmo Exec 319SU 1 :30 Far Bridge 111 SU APO 334 SU 8 Hui O Gerl. 3rd FI Correction In the "Who Runs the UO?” j I profile story on Les Anderson, | i alumni secretary, which appeared j Jan. 29 the Emerald stated that there are now 500 dues-paying members of the alumni group. The corect figure is 5000 paid-up members of the Alumni association | out of a total alumni body of 22, 500. j__ Foreign Study Spots Available Huston W. Miller, representing the Institute of International Edu cation, will be on the campus to day to give information concerning' i opportunities for American stu dents to study abroad. Those interested ji the insti tutes program should call Ext. for appointments to see Miller, who will be in the Office of Student Affairs. He will not return tc the campus until April. Foreign stu : dents are also invited tc talk with. Miller. 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