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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1957)
Music Students To Give Recital Five students from the Mchool of music arc presenting a varied rmiHlcal recital tonight at X p.m. In the music school’s auditorium. Plano solos will he presented by Karmen Pamroac, who will play “Impromptu In B flat” by Frank Schubert, and Susan Mi nima, whose selections arc "Prac ludlum” by Felix Mendelssohn and 'Minuet In K flat” by Schu bert. Nan Wood Is presenting a flute solo written by J. S. Bach titled "Second Sonata In D flat." Ho bei ta Horning is her accompanist. Baritone Jerry Holloway will give Mendelssohn's ”(> fjod. Have Mercy, from St Paul," and Mar garet M<’Domtld will accompany him. Julia Littlehnles, soprano, will ring "Pleure/. Mes Yeux,” from "I.et’id” by Jules Massenet. She will lie accompanied by Virginia lleer on the piano. homecoming Program Scheduled by KWAX Kickoff time f<o the big KWAX llomeeoming marathon, the larg est in history, will be *i p in. Frl- S flay evening. Bob Nac N'ub anil I>i< k Bond have planned a varied selection of music as well ua many 1 interview*. The marathon will feature a rally segment from 6 p in. Friday until game time .Saturday, with many Homecoming dignitaries being interviewed. The marathon'' itself will last until H p m. Sun day. Two request aection will b** held, the first from it to 12 Fri day, and second from I to tt Sun day. If interest is shown in re sponse, another section will prob ably^ be added, the KWAX men Said. COMS1ITTKK TO Ml i f . The Student Union publicity committee will meet today at 4:15 p.m. Clark Draws 'Moby Dick' Prototype *>y hakhaiia him nnkoiid Emerald Stuff Writer H. I>. Clark, Dean of the Col Icgo of Liberal Art a, spoke on "Edward Taylor: Prototype for Melville's Father Mapple" last night in the Browsing Room series. Clark explained that his main objective was no* to compare Melville's Father Mapple, a char acter in "Moby Dick,” with Ed ward Taylor, but to endeavor to draw a portrait of Taylor an a man. lie said that Tailor, a former sailor, served ns pastor of the Seamen's Bethel in Boston about Ik.'h), The Bethel was a joint on Reserve Officers To Visit ROTC Major General Robert Lee Howe. Jr., Deputy Commanding General for Reserve Forces of the Sixth t'.S. Army, will iris|>eet ROTC facilities and drills at the University of Oregon today. The general will lunch with faculty at the Faculty Club di rectly after his arrival and will observe cadet drills in the after noon. Later he will receive a briefing on the department's or ganization and finally, he will make an inspection of facilities. General Howe has a long war record and has received several medals and decorations. KWAX Open House Scheduled Saturday The KWAX annual Homecom ing open house will be held Sat urday morning, 9-12 am. The open house is sponsored by Kappa Rlio Omicron, campus radio hon orary and will feature tours of the new University television studios a fid radio studios. The tours will be conducted by Jim DWutcher, Jack Boone, and other K.R.O. members. On-the-air Interviews will be held with some of the visitors. The open house will be held dur ing the Marathon. terpriao of the Methodists and UnttarianB, combining the re ligious zeal of the former with the financial practicality of the latter. Taylor himself, in the words of Walt. Whitman, was an ‘'essen tially perfect orator.” He was like a captain. speaking to his j crew. Clark said that his worth as a preacher could be seen in | the “attitudes and emotions of men, who hearing, gave them selves to him." Clark defined rhetoric as com position of ideas and drama as composition of images. He said that Taylor had "a rhetoric that | was essentially drama.” He could lie placed In the area where drama and rhetoric intermingle Father Mapple'a sermon in "Moby Dick” concerning Jonah and the whale, Clark said, was the best literary representation of Taylor. Campus Calendar Thursday 7:30 Rduc. Adm. Staff 110 SU 9:00 Police Conf 315 SU Htu. Fac. Parking Com. Ill SU Noon Homecg Hosp com 110 SU FSFF 111SU Kwama J12 SU Speech Staff 113 SU Rally Bd 114 SU Homecg Bonfire com 213 SU Police Conf Lnch 215 SU 1 :0O A SCO Screen Com 213 SU KK \V k Fireside Com 333 SU 1:15 SU PubI CYim 334 SU 1 30 Homecg Sign Jdg Com 112 SU 0:00 Queen Sol Com 312 SU 0:30 ASUO Senate 101 SU City Panhel 110 SU IF 112 SU Recorded Classics Com 302 SU IRC Conf Com 334 SU Frosh Dorm VP YM SU 7:00 PDK 214 SU Beta Alpha Psi Dadsrm SU Recorded Classics Concert 202 SU w&t 6 a . <L ki-viijnSjJO-... 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Phone RI 6-5198. Perfection and H. C. Little oil heaters. Overstuffed chair. DI 4-6704. Easy wringer washer, $20. Elec tric range, $28. Good condition. DI 3-2957. VACUUM CLEANERS — New and rebuilt. Also parts and re pairs for all makes. STARK'S. 702 Willamette. DI 5-1597. USED CARS 1940 PLYMOUTH club coupe. Radio, heater, very clean. $95. DI 5-3238. 1957 Metropolitan. 4000 miles. White and yellow. Fully equip ped. DI 4-0836. 1951 KAISER TWO-.DOOR. Ex cellent rubber. $175. Call DI 5 7858. '48 PONTIAC 4-door. Good school car. $125. 2221 Main, Spring field, RI 6-1618 or RI 6-3225. 1952 CHEVROLET club coupe. New paint job. Phone DI 4 7740. RENTALS For Rent - One bedroom duplex. 755 E. 23. Stove and refrig erator. $60. Brown Realty. DI 4-9444. ATTRACTIVE ALL-ELECTRIC two rooms and bath. Near the campus. $55. DI 5-7728. For Rent — Lights and sound equipment for Homecoming Signs. SMEED SOUND SERV ICE, 790 West 8th. Two furnished one-bedroom apart ments; washing facilities, hot water. $40. 2815 Coburg Road. DI 3-9632. Large one-bedroom apartment. Heat, refrigerator, range, ga rage, $75. DI 4-7057 evenings. New 2-bedroom duplex. Radiant heat. Furnished or unfurnished. 795 Sisters View. DI 4-7191. Three room clean, bright apart ment. Private shower and en trance. Walking distance Uni versity. $65. 907 E. 20. DI 3 1544. * RENTALS LOOM AND BOARD. Good home cooked meals. 671 East 16tb. DI 3-2269. AUTO REPAIRS Motor Overhaul $58.50 PARTS and LABOR GUARANTEED 100'/r (Written) E.Z. TERMS LOAN CARS T&A Motors 2025 Franklin Blvd. DI 5-1110 Before 8 a m. and after 6 p.m. call DI 3-4445 THRIFTY AUTO REPAIR OFFERS: Complete Motor Overhaul, (parts and labor).$69 Rebuilt short blocks .5139 i most cars) Everything we do— we guarantee! 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Phone DI 4-5211. GIRLS NEEDED for Classified Advertising telephone solicita tion at Oregon Daily Emerald. No experience necessary. Inter esting and rewarding work. If interested, call Warren Rucker, Ext. 218, after 2 p.m. RIDING STABLES West Hills Riding Stables, 4 miles out West 11th at Willow Creek Road. DI 5-0652. TO TRADE For Saturday’s game, man’s ath letic card for woman’s. Call DI 5-4742.
