PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN D AI LY . WED
NESDAY, PAARCH 13, 1953
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Gute Nacht ..............German
Sir Eglamore. Eng. arr. by Willan
Solo by Henry Austin
University of Michigan Glee Club
Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring. . .Bach
Good News fromi Heaven ...... Bach
Cherubic Hymn.......Bortniansky
Now Is the Month of Maying, Morley
Rantin', Rovin' Robin ........Scotch
Stanley Chorus
I Hear a Harp .............. Brahms
Song From Ossian's Fingal. .Brahms
Ruth Pfohl, Harp
Frederick Baessler and Douglas Lis-
ton, horns.
University of Michigan Glee Club.
Voice of Spring ........... Brahms
Swabian Folk Song ........Brahms
I'o the Children ......RachmaninoiI
O Sing To Me, Fair Maid, No
More ............. Rachmaninoff
Stanley Chorus
Maiden Fair .................Haydn"
Finale From "The
Gondoliers"............Sullivan
University of Michigan Glee Club
Exhibitions
The Aim Arbor Art Association an-
nounces the showing of a collection
of paintings by contemporary Amer-
ican painters. The exhibition is ar-
ranged by the College Art Associa-
tion. Alumni Memorial Hall, through
March 24, daily from 2 to 5. The gal-
lery will be open the evening of March
14, with no admission charge.
Modern Trends in Textile Design
are shown by a collection of fabrics
circulated by the College Art Asso-
ciation, now on exhibition in the
ground floor corridor of the Archi-~
tectural Building. Open daily, 9 to
6, excepting Sunday. The public is
cordially invited.
Events Today
Chemistry Faculty will meet in
Room 212, Chemistry Building, 4:30
p.m.
Chemical Engineering Seminar will
be held at 4 o'clock, Room 3201 E.
Eng. Bldg., and William Mikulas will
speak on "Equilibrium Relations in
the Nickel-Tin System."
Landscape Club meeting at 7:30,
in 403 South Wing. The Westchester
County Park System will be the sub-
ject for discussion.
Scabbard and Slade: Regular meet-
ing tonight at 7:30, Michigan Union,
room posted. Members please bring
dues.
Alpha Nu meets at 7:30 p.m. in the
Alpha Nu room, fourth floor Angell
Hall. A debate on the question of
collective bargaining will be the fea-
ture of the program. All men inter-
ested in speech activities are invited
to attend. Those interested in try-
ing out for the organization should
prepare to give a try-out speech from
3 to 5 minutes on a subject of their
own choosing. Lyle Eiserman, '28,
national president, will be present at
the meeting.
Freshman Glee Club will meet at 5
p.m.
Sigma Rho Tau: The regular meet-
ing starts at 7:30 p.m., during which
time the debating finals will be held.
Circle meetings start promptly at
8:15.
Phi Tau Alpha, societas honorifica
Latina Graecaque, die Mercurii, Mar-
tii tertio decimo, hora usitata, in
hospitium Mulierum Michiganensium
conveniet.
"Dulcitius," o p u s dramaticum
Hrosvithae, nunc primum in tota his-
troia orbis terrarum comitibus qui-
busdam societatis agetur.
Michiga&n Technic Tryouts: Those
freshman and sophomore engineers
interested in working on the staff of
the magazine are asked to report in
Room 3036 at 5 p.m.
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.-Associated Press Photo.
Havana was thrown into thet wildest pandemonium since the
rcvoluticn of Nevember, 1933, when army and navy machine gunners
stationed at La Cabantas fortress rained machine gun bullets on the
famous Prado Promenade in a sudden development in the strike situa-
tign. Intermingled with the steady sound of the shooting were occasional
bomb blasts. It was announced later two persons had been killed and
seven wounded.
Graduates Gain Fame Through
Their 'Wrong'Way' Inventions
The Wrong-Way Rachet Corp., in
"Home Talent Night" program is be- ject "Recent Developments On the the person of three former executives
ing arranged by Mrs. A. J. Eardley. Grain Size of Steel," March 14, Room of The Michigan Daily and the Gar-
1042, East Engineering Bldg. The goyle, achieved unexpected publicity
Stalker Hall: All Methodist stu- speaker will be W. G. Hildorf, chief this week when the March 4 issue pf;
dents and their friends of college age metallurgist of The Timken Steel and Letters magaaine reproduced three
are invited to come to the hall from 1 Tube Company. Members are urged columns of inatprigl on Grney Wil-
3:30 to 5:30. Have refreshments and to attend. Refreshments. liams, '31, John Smiley Marshall, '32,t
chat with old and new friends. Thomas M. Cooley, '32, and Richard
Alpha Kappa Delta meeting Thurs- L. Tobin, '32.
The National Student League meets day, March 14, Room 313 Haven Letters, the overset material from
at the Union, Room 318, at 8 p.m. Hai.T at 5 o'clock shaip. I will be' 'me mggane's letters-to-the-editor
There will be a discussion of the sit-H.column, took the Wrong-Way-Rach-
uation of the Strachey lecture. It is short but important. All members et Corp. (whose NRA slogan is "We
thatevey mmberattnd.please plan to arrive on time.
important that every member attend. Do Our Part Wrong") as the sole top-
Visitors are invited. Engineering Council meets Thurs- ic of its "Nonsense" column on page
Ea , 73ee in oo m s Th4W est one.
Book Group of the Michigan Dames day, 7:30 p.m. in Room 244. The heroes of the corporation are
meets at the home of Mrs. A."Derks Engineering. Representatives are among the best-known young men of
52412 Forest Avenue, at 8 p.m. H reminded that reports are due from the New York journalistic and per-
G. Wells', "Experiment In Autobiog- societies on Council. iodical world. Four years out of col-
raphy" and Lincoln Steffens' "Auto- lege, Williams is managing editor of
biography" will be reviewed. St. Patrick's Day Party - Stalker Life. He was chief humorist of both
Hall Friday evening at 8:30 p.m. All The Daily and the Gargoyle. Mar-
Methodist students and their friends shall, who wrote the eminently popu-
(ortnig Events of college age are invited to come. lar "Toasted Rolls" column in The
Vocational Series - Students of the Meet old and new friends. Daily in 1931-32, and Cooley, who
College of Literature, Science, and the I - wrote the column the year before and
Arts: A meeting will be held on was managing editor of the Gargoyle
Thursday, March 14, at 4:15 p.m., in John Condliffe To Speak in 1931-32, are graduate students in
Room 1025, -Angell Hall, for students On In Trd Harvard Law School. Tobin who was
in the College of Literature, Science, nInternational re managing editor of The Daily in 1931-
and the Arts and others interested The only University lecture for this 32, is a reporter on the New York
in future work in Education. The Herald Tribune.
meeting will be addressed by Dean J. week will be given tomorrow by Dr. "It began in 1932," L4etters' report
B. Edmonson, of the School of Edu- John B. Condliffe, director of the eco- says, "when Students Marshall and
cation. nomic intelligence service of the Cooley, in their Cambricge rooming
The third vocational talk, to be League of Nations, who will speak on house, tried to repair a typewriter
addressed by Dean C. E. Griffin of "The Planning of International with a ratchet screwdriver purchased
the School of Business Administra- Trade," it was announced by Dr. at a 5-&-14c store. The screwdriver
tion, will be held on March 19. rk E Rbbs s to the broke, but Cooley succeeded i. mak-
FrankE.ianbbins,aiing it work - backward. Marshall
Geological Journal Club: Thursday, President. promptly called, the tool an 'unscrew-
March 14. at 7 pnm in Room 3065 The lecture, originally announced I driver' and both menro.eded to
vice-president, ald Williams "Keeper
of the Motto," until he elected him-
self president and promoted Marshall
to the same office. Tobin is sole
stockholder, but has never seen any
stock, Letters says.
The prime ativity of the corpora-
tion is to conduct Insane correspond-
ence among themselves and with
startled strangers, notably to persons
whose names are found printed on
stationery samples in shop windows
and catalogs.
All four humorists were members
of the Delta Phi fraternity here and
three of them - Cooley, Williams,
and Tobin, were members of Mich-
igainua, senior honorary society.
Williams was also a memer of Sig-
ma Delta Chi, national honorary pro-
fessional journalistic society, as well
as Sphinx, junior literary honor so-
ciety, and Kappa Tau Alpha. le was
news editor.of The Daily and also
managing editor of the 1932 Sum-
mer Daily.
Cooley worked on The Daily for
two years and then became managing
editor of the Gargoyle in his senior
year.
Both Marshall and Tobin were
members of Sphinx and Sigma Delta
Chi. Cooley worked on The Daily
for two years, while Marshall worked
on The Daily his senior year
TOOTH FOR QUINTUPLET
CALLENPER, On c., March 12. - (/)
- Annette Dionne, who, with her four
sisters was nine months and twelve
days old at 4:30 a.m., produded her
first tooth today.
The topth came through her lower
gum overnight and was discovered
when the nurses at the quintuplets'
private hospital made their first in-
spection of the morning.
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N. S. Program: Twenty minute
papers by R. Breed, G. Tague.
Brief Reviews by: Miss Kline, Mr.
Hatton, Schmeling and Heller.
Applied Mechanics Colloquium:j
Prof. S. Timoshenko - "Engineering
Laboratories and Research Vork in
California Schools," and Dr. J. L.
Maulbetsch - Review of Literature.
Meeting will be held in Room 445,
West Engineering Building on Thurs-
day, March 14, at 7:30 p.m. All in-
terested are cordially invited to at-
tend.
Economics Club Meeting, Thursday,
March 14, at 7:45 p.m., Room 302,
Michigan Union. Speaker: Dr. John
B. Condliffe, director of the Economic
Intelligence Service of the League of
Nations. Subject: "Monetary Policy
and the Price Level."
for last week, will take place at 4:15
p.m. in Natural Science Auditorium.
The general public is invited.
Ann Arbor Committee To
I Meet In Ypsilanti Today
A delegation from the Ann Arbor
Treatment Planning Committee will
meet with Ypsilanti residents at 7:15;
tonigt in McKenny Hall in Ypsilanti,
it was announced yesterday by Prof.
Lowell J. Carr of the sociology de-
partment.
According to Professor Carr, at-
tempts will be made at that time to
organize a council for the prevention
of youth delinquency in Ypsilanti.
School, church and city officials will
meet with the visiting committee.
concoct ideas for other wrong-way
inplements. Conceived (put never
manufactured) wyere a piano caster
that would work only pne way so that
a piano, pushed into a corner, would
never come out again; a non-open-
ing door hinge; an automobile steer-
ing wheel that would turn only to
the right."
Cooley was president, Marshall,
Bureau 0OfAppointments
Asks Check Of Reeords
All persons registered with the
Bureau of Appointments and O ccupa-
tional Information are asked to call
at the lilyeau office, 201 Mason
Hall, and bring their records up to
date.
According to Bureau officials, many
students have not as yet presented
their second semester elections and
other information which is needed to
complete their records.
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Publicity Committee of the League: Sigma Xi: Meeting at 8:00 p.m., FIVE KILLED BY MADMAN
Important meeting at 4:30 p.m. in Thursday, March 14, in the lecture BEIRUT, Syria, March 12.-- (/') -
the Undergraduate Offices. Reports room on the main floor of the Uni- A Senegalese soldier ran amok today,
of projects are due. versity Library. Exhibition of papy- k
ri, and illustrated talks by Prof..A. E. killing nine persons and wounding
Weekly Reading Hour: Today's R. Boak, and Prof. J. G. Winter, con- itwo before he was arrested.
program of the Weekly Reading Hour cerning the University papyrus collec- He killed five comrades in his bar-
will be held in Room 205, Mason Hall, tion. racks, then fled, shooting his other
wil behed i Rom 05,Masn all !victims as he escaped into the coun-
at 4 p.m. Selections from prose hum-
or will be read by Professor Hollister. I Cercle Francais: There will be a'
All persons interested are invited to meeting Thursday evening, March 14,
attend these weekly meetings. in Room 408 R .L. Mr. Hootkins will
give a short speech. Refreshments
Luncheon for Graduate Students at will follow. Members are requested
12 o'clock in the Russian Tea Room to be in the room promptly at 7:30.
of the Michigan League Building. !
Prof. Howard M. Ehrmann of the ! Electrical Engineers: There will bej
History Department, will speak in- a meeting of the student branch of
formally on "The Crisis Between Italy the A.I.E.E. Thursday evening, March
and Abyssinia." 14, in Room 248, West Eng. Dr. B. F.
Bailey will speak about unusual elec-
Music Section of the Faculty Wom- tric motors.
en's Club will meet at the home of
Mrs. A. A. Christman, 1613 Shadford A Joint Meeting of Metallurgical
Rd., at 8 o'clock this evening. Hus- Group and the Student Branch of
bands of members are invited. The A.I.Ch.E. will hear a talk on the sub-
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