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The new policy Is a part of the University has offered a full 11 around operation of the institu tion. For the last two summers, the univrcsuy nas oiiercd a tun ll- juxKI) politics "ct. auilliuui llMlll. i Ills IS NAl H AMkNTO r-lif iiinn making it possible for students , -Members of the Younc Ro to complete their requirements publicans and the Young Dem for a degree in less than four ocrats at Amw.. Ri. schedule commencement convo cations at the end of (nil term and at the end of winter term. The 1003 (all term commenre ment convocation is scheduled at 3 p.m. Doc. 13 in the Music School auditorium. The com mencement address will be Riv en by Dr. Itoy E. Lieunllcn, chancellor ot the Oregon State System of Higher Education. Dr. Victor P. Morris, professor em eritus of business administra tion, will give the invocation and benediction. Now a woman can decorate the bedroom with sheets and a stack of matching ones makes a great gift to the seam' stress. Sheets in seven different col ors to carry out any decorative scheme, now come in matching solids, candy stripes and smart polka dots. With these, enchant ing effects for headboards, can opies, dust ruffles, draperies, cafe curtains, vanity skirts are easily created. It's the arresting combination ot matching colors in solids, dramatic stripes and smart pol ka dots in one unified scheme that does the decorating magic. Use the solid color hem bor ders to give the creation a pro fessional finish. Inexperienced sewers need not hesitate to start redoing the bedroom. Most of the dec- nraltnu nlnmAtile imfnltfa mnralu I Straight sewinc. Now about economy, hear this: a double bed sheet con tains about seven square yards of handsome washable fabric, points out Ruth Leigh, director of Cannon llomemaking Serv ice. Divide this in the price of a double bed sheet. You quick ly see why it's less expensive to use sheets for decorating than to buy comparable washa ble fabric by the yard. This new family of sheets in matching solid colors, stripes and polka dots has an almost magical power to unify and to integrate unrelated decorative eloments in your bedroom. Sur prisingly enough, the authori tative combination of patterns in matching colors makes a small bedroom appear large and a cluttered, cut-up room serene and tranquil. Records and books are good choices for almost all teens. boy or girl. The Important muiK is w Keep m mind the type of teen you're gifting. years, A summer commencement convocation has been given dur ing the past two summers. In addition, the University will now ior College have merged into one group: the Political Mfairs Club. They decided it would be more informative to listen to the opposing point of view. Home of Low-Cost Clean Storage By MAURICE GUINDI United Press International CAIRO (UPI) - Early in De cember, from a small stage in Cairo, Urn -Kolthouir will sing again and all through the Mid dle East tens of millions of en thralled fans will be listening. When Urn Kolthoum sings, divided Arabia becomes one. Be they Nasserites or Baathists, Republicans or Royalists, Right ists or Leftists, they worship as one on the throne of Arabia's most beloved voice. From Baghdad to Casablanca and from Aleppo to Khartoum, they will cluster around their radios at home or in sidewalk cafes and coffee shops, listening to the woman thev call "Star of the Orient" or just, "Souma." Only in Cairo itself will a select few be present to watch Um-Kolthoum as well as hear her. About 600 people from throughout the Mid-East who have been lucky enough, or are powerful enough, , to wangle tickets. um-Koitnoum has been un disputed queen of oriental song in Arabia for nearly 40 years. Today, at 61, she remains the queen with no successor in sight. The concert Dec. 5 will mark the opening of Um-Kolthoum's season, which usually begins in November or December and ends in June. Her monthly con certs are sponsored by Cairo Radio and broadcast live. They have been going on regularly for the last 28 years and some of Um-Kolthoum's fans boast they have not missed a single concert in all that time. From a poor peasant girl who sang at village weddings and religious festivals Um-Kolthoum rose to stardom in the early 1920's after an uphill struggle. Now she is looked upon as something of an institution, a rallying force in the Arab world. Appreciation of her art is one of the few things on which all Arabs agree. A leading Egyptian journalist once said that a single national ist song by Um-Kolthoum "is more powerful and effective than a hundred fiery editorials by the best Arab writers." Music experts say Um-Kolthoum's greatness as a song bird lie in the tone quality and latitude of her strong, deep voice, her ability to sing her way smoothly all along the scale, from the highest to the lowest pitch, and perfect articu lation gained from childhood recitals from the Koran. Varied Repertoire Um-Kolthoum has a repertoire of more than 300 songs varying in length from five minutes to an hour and a half. The ma jority are love songs, in both colloquial and classical Arabic, but she also has a good number of nationalist and religious songs. Um-Kolthoum was born in 1902 in the Nile delta village of Tamay El-Zahayra. Her family was so poor that when she con tracted an eye disease in her infancy her mother had to sell her only bracelet to pay for the treatment. When her younger brother became old enough to go to trie village school, she had to be kept from school her self because the family could not afford the meager fees for both. Um-Kolthoum owes the dis covery of her voice to her fath er, Sheikh Ibrahim, himself an itinerant singer who made a liv ing by singing at rural weddings and religious celebrations. He taught her some religious hymns and folkloric songs and began taking her along on his singing tours. Sheikh Ibrahim dressed his daughter as a boy in deference to prevailing local traditions against girls in such work. Her first public singing was at a wedding and she was paid six piastres (H cents). Today, Um-Kolthoum receives $2,300 per cencert plus a per centage of the net profit made by Cairo Radio from the sale of tickets. Probably the greatest break in Um-Kolthoum's life came in 1935 when Cairo Radio, then run by a British administration, signed her for a series of month ly concerts an engagement that has continued almost with out intemiption until this day. A typical concert by Um-Kolthoum starts around 10:30 p.m. and lasts better than three hours. She always has a full house. The best tickets cost two pounds (S4.60) but sell for double that amount or more on the black market. At least half her theater audi ence are regulars and they in clude Saudis, Kuwaitis, Leb anese, Syrians and Iraquis who fly to Cairo especially for her concerts. When the curtain rises, Um Kolthoum is seated in the mid dle of a crescent line formed by a 20-man orchestra, with two huge flower baskets presented by Cairo Radio in the background. Strange As It Seems wx RMEW0EI? 10VC WeA5UNS AND were ma Of CHILDREN AUYFLOWEI? G.B. RADIO HEADQUARTERS H&L ELECTRONICS 1517 N Riverside Silas Service BOTHERED V-Z' WITH A DRIP OR BALKY DRAIN? FRANK PRICE IS WAITING... With a completely equipped P I u m b I ng Shop on Wheels" to pro vide immediate solution to your plumbing prob lems. Electric Sewer Service CALL FRANK AT MEDFORD PLUMBING SERVICE i i . r wtjMtrk jn s. J awjt rue imx USEFUL. COMMODITY THE PILGRIMS WlTr! THEM WVtS . Burrs? 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