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Museum Houses 136 Masks
BUDDHIST MASK
... with foot-long tongue
Andrews Episcopal Church, will a coconut head made by the Semi- are made of china and hair. A
discuss "Rival Faiths in the Mod- nole Indians for the tourists in wooden ceremonial Mayahana
ern University" at 4:15 p.m. to- Florida. Buddhist mask from Bali has a
morrow in Lane Hall. Japan's delegates include an iron foot-long paper tongue to signify
Sponsored by the Office of Reli- mask and head plate and a fif- submission to Buddha. The whole
gious Affairs, the seminar is in- teenth century money music festi- collection is topped off by a paper
tended for all students. Coffee will val mask, and cloth caricature of Greta
be served. - A Chinese set of miniature faces Garbo.
Stanley Quartet To Perform
QUARTET IN RESIDENCE-The Stanley Quartet will present the opening concert of the Stanley Shapiro, '60, as Clara.
Quartet Series at 8:30 p.m. tomorrow In Rackham Lecture Hall. The group will play Haydn's Quartet. A wide selection of tickets is
in G minor, Opus 84, No. 3, Beethoven's Quartet in F major, Opus 135 and Bartok's Quartet No. 6. still available for tomorrow and
DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN
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tehuderweg, Germany, will talk on
"Problems teud Results in Collective
Risk Theory".
Canadian Students: Civil Service of
Canada announces examinations for
the following: Jr. Administrative Offi-
cers, Fhiance Officers, Archivists, Econ-
omists, Statisticians, Customs Apprais-
ers, Trade and Commerce Officers, Civil
Service Commission Officers, Foreign
Service Officers for Citizenship and Im-
migration, Foreign Service Officers for
External Affairs, Foreign Service Offi-
cers for Foreign Trade Service, and For-
eign Service Officers for Trade and
Commerce. These competitions are open
to university graduates, and undergrad-
uates who expect to ;graduate in 1960.
Your completed applications must be
in prior to Nov. 1, 1959. The examina-
tion will take two hours and will. b
held in Windsor on Sat., Nov. 14, 1959.
Applicants for Foreign Service Officer
positions will write an essay paper that
same Sat. afternoon. The Canadian
Civil Service is also giving examinations
for Engineers - Civil, Electrical and
Mechanical - on the same date as
above, with the closing date for appli-
cations again being Nov. 1. Application
blanks and complete information and
literature is on file at the Bureau of
Appointments now. Applications must
be in this week.
The Civil Service Commission also
announces opportunities for Graluates
in Agricultural Science, Biology and
Chemistry for work in Research, In-
spection, Regulation, Promotion, Settle-
ment and Management. No examina-
tion date has yet been announced for
these positions.a
International Student and Family ex-
change: Wed., Oct. 28 from 7:30 to 9:00
p.m. and Thurs., Oct. 29 from 10:00 to
11:30 a.m. in Rms. 103 and 528, base-
ment of the Student Exchange Bldg.
Concerts
Stanley Quartet, Gilbert Ross, v.iolin,
Gustave Rosseels, violin, Robert Courte,
viola and Oliver Edel, cello, wifl be
heard in the firpt of two Fall concerts
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tickets on sale now
at
Bob Marshall's
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