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THE MICHIGAN DAILY

FRDY M*94AY 4-1942

PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN BAIIN uiRTflAV May A 1O~')

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Art Auction
Yields Funds
For College
By ALAN MAGID
Necks craned for a better look
at the art objects offered for
sale at the annual Art Auction,
held yesterday by the School of
Architecture and Design.
The bidding was under the able
hammer of Prof. Joseph Wehrer
and other members of the A&D
faculty. Students and faculty con-
tributed prints, oils, sculpture,
jewlery and pottery for the sale.
Art Treasures
The main lobby of the A & D
college was filled with people in-
terested in picking up treasurers
at bargain prices for decorating
home and office. Some notable
prints and ink drawings went at
low prices.
One bidder paid $27 for a polish-
ed and oxidized sterling silver
bracelet made and donated by a
faculty member. Sterling cuff-links
by the same artisan brought $15.
Pottery made the best showing
with several pieces commanding
prices close to $20. An enthusiastic
collector paid $56 for a giant three
and one-half foot clay pot by
J. T. Abernathy. The auctioneer
reassured the buyer that the task
of carrying the massive pot out
of the building would not be his
alone.
Zen Buddhist Music
The bidding on a package of
unseen long-playing records was
going slowly until Prof. Wehrer
offered the audience a peek into
the contents of the collection. The
music of Zen Buddhism spurred
the bidding to a frenzy of waving
arms eager to capture that exotic
morsel.
The danger, familiar to any
auction devotee, of any rapid
movement was present at yester-
day's gathering. One inexperienced
bidder found himself the owner
of a pen and ink drawing merely
for satisfying the demands, of an
itching ear.
The auction provides an annual
opportunity for local artists to
clear some of the rubble from
their studios. The proceeds from
the auction will be used to finance
the 5th Annual A & D Open
House.
Voice Plans
Arms Race
Symposium
During the month of May, Voice
Political Party, in cooperation
with the Ann Arbor Women for
Peace, will present a four-part
symposium on the arms race.
Professor Amitai Etzioni of the
sociology department of Columbia
University will lead off the series
on Monday, May 7, speaking about
the "gradualist approach" for end-
ing the cold war. Prof. Etzioni is
the author of the recent book "The
Hard Way to Peace."
On Thursday, May 10, Prof.
Kenneth Boulding of the econom-
ics department will talk on a
"Plan for Survival." Prof. Bpuld-
ing, whose new book "Conflict and
Defense" has just come out, is also
director of the Center for the
Study of Conflict Resolution.
Editor and Author
On Thursday, May 17, Prof. Sey-
"mour Melman of the industrial en-
gineering department of Columbia
University will participate in the
Symposium. Prof. Melman, editor
of "Inspection for Disarmament,"'

and author of "The Peace Race"
will present his argument for a
United States policy to end the
arms race.
The final speaker will be Her-
man Kahn. Kahn, formerly ar
military strategist with the Rand
Corporation, currently working
with the Hudson Institute, will
present a talk entitled "Deterrence
and Defense in the '60's and '70's."
In UGLI
Each of the programs in the
Voice Symposium will be held at
7:30 p.m. in the Multipurpose
Room of the UGLI.
Voice concluded its fund-raising
campaign for the Southern Stu-
dent Fredeom Fund yesterday. The
four hundred dollars collected inl
the campaign will be sent to the
Student Nonviolent Coordinating
Committee in Atlanta to be used
for support of civil rights projects
in the South

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