TIME MfMfaXN Miry-
WEDNESDAY, MARCI 15, 1950
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FIREWATER FRACAS:
Our Law Doesn't Jibe
With Members of Tribe
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By RON WATTS
Indians, the famous western
renegades of by-gone days, have
been on the war-path again.
Four tribesmen from the Fort
Lapwai Reservation in Idaho re-
cently latched onto some firewat-
er and went whooping it up down
the war path. Instead of bringing
home the traditional scalp, the.
men picked up a sheep. The cause
of all the disturbance was the ap-
pearance of a new papoose into
the family circle of one of the red-
skins.
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AT THIS POINT, The Law
stepped in and with the aid of an
86-year-old statute, slapped a 14-
year sentence on each of the In-
dians.
The law was written when
"hoss thieves" were strung up
and sheep thieves were treated
plenty rough. For this criminal
act, the 14-year sentence was
mandatory under Idaho's in-
determinate-sentence law.
The Indians pleaded guilty to
grand larceny charges and agreed
to waive the rights to counsel.
Because only one could read or
write the white man's lingo, par-,
tisans of the Indian claim that
the Indians did not know the
meaning of "waive" or that the
14-year sentences were manda-
tory.
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PROF. BURKE SHARTEL of
the Law School, in remarking on
the possible outcome of the. af-
fair, said, "The case will probably
be thrown out of the Idaho Su-
preme Court. The United States
Supreme Court has taken similar
action in cases of this type."
Becausethe Indians were unin-
formed about the law and had no
counsel, their conviction would
not stand up under the "due pro-
cess of law" clause, he concluded.
D-esign, Styling
Tlk Planned
"Design versus Styling" will be
the topic of Edward J. Wormley's
address to forestry students at
7:30 p.m. today in the Architec-
ture Auditorium.
Wormley, a prominent furniture
designer and economist, is expect-
ed to bring into focus one of the
most controversial issues in the
fields of industrial and interior
design.
RELIGION IN LIFE WEEK
Christian Science Organization
invites you to a talk on
"CHRISTIAN SCIENCE AND ITS
PLACE IN STUDENT LIFE"
by JAMES WATT
Manager, Washington, D.C. Office
Christian Science Committee on Publication
RACKHAM LECTURE HALL
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
MARCH 15 at 4:15
-Daily-Carlyle Marshall
CONTEST WINNER-Jane Sheaffer, '50A&D, holds a copy of the
cover she designed for the new Inter-Arts magazine, "Generation."
Miss Shaeffer's design was selected from entries submitted by an
advertising art class. "Generation" goes on sale Friday in con-
nection with the Student Art Festival.
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Generation' To Feature
Contest Winning Cover
the new coiffure is shorter .. .
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The cover of "Generatioi," new
Inter-Arts Union magazine which
goes on sale Friday is the prize
winning entry in an advertising
art class contest.
Winner of the contest, Jane
Sheaffer, '50A&D, is a member of
the art school class in which de-
signing the cover was a two-week
project.
Her design was selected by the
have to consider the type of ma-
terial which goes into the maga-
zinc, its meaning and its audi-
ence," she said.
"When designing the cover
for 'Generation' I tried to get
something of the meaning of
the title into the painting; a
somewhat surrealistic represen-
tation of outward movement and
something tremendous develop-
ing from the germ of an idea."
SPECIAL!!
CHICKEN
IN A BASKET, with
rolls and butter
$1,00
art staff of "Generation"
15 entries.
from
* * Miss Sheaffer's lettering, done
IN CREATING the work, "you in a bold, free-handstyle, appears
- not only on the magazine cover,
but also has been used on all post-
f-Bomb Is ers announcing the magazine's
publication.
Exhibit Theme ;THE COVER HAS a blue back-
ground with a white and blue-grey
Students interested in the im- image and deep black printing.
plications of the hydrogen bomb In its original form, it measured
11 by 15 f inches, and was done
will find book and other displays with a rubber cement base cover-
heon atomic energy at hLane Hall and ed with paint applied with an air
week. brush.
George Bradley, Grad, pointed A senior majoring in advertising
out that these books may be used art, Miss Sheaffer hopes to con-
for background material for a Re- tinue magazine work after grad-
ligion in Life seminar on the atom- uation.
ic bomb and world peace to be x
held at 4 nm. tomorrow at tho
LENTEN MEALS
.RANT, b &)s
.,.Corner Liberty & Fifth Streets
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ANN ARBOR FIGURE SKATING CLUB
presents
8th ANNUAL ICE CARNIVAL
"iMELODY ON ICE"
Cast of 1904
Saturday, March 18, 8:00 P.M. $1.00
(Students 1.D. Cards at Rink Only) only 75
Sunday, March 19, 3:00 P.M. 75c
UNIVERSITY ICE RINK
Tickets On Sale At:
Michigan Union, Ulrich's, Slater's,
Wahr's Bookstores, and Ice-Rink.
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Plan Theatre Trip
To See 'Streetcar'
A theatre trip to a Detroit show-
ing of "A Streetecar Named De-
sire" March 25 has been arranged
by the Michigan Union, according
to Union staffman Phil Johnson,
'52E.
Tickets for a matinee perform-
ance of the play will go on sale
today through Friday from 3 to 5'
p.m. in the Union lobby, Johnson
said. Cost of tickets is $3.65, which
covers both theatre admission and
bus transportation to Detroit and
back.
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Arts _Magazine
On Sale Friday
"Generation," the new arts mag-
azine will be on sale Friday.
Sponsored by the Inter-Arts Un-
ion, the publication will contain
sections in all art fields., Short
stories, a one act play, dance re-
views, poetry; literary, dramatic
and music criticisms will be found
in the 96-page issue.
"All material isucontributed by
students and everything is design-
ed especially for our magazine,"
said Donald Greenfield, '50, pro-
motions manager.
Even the advertisements will fit
in with the over-all pattern of the
"Generation." "We will not ac-
cept advertisements unless our
own staff can create the ads. In
this way our new arts publica-
tions remains a pure art maga-
zine," Greenfield addei.
The publication, which goes on
sale in conjunct;on with the Stu-
dent Arts Festival, will sell for
35 cents.
1-a el To Sponsor
Discuission of Jobs
Representatives of five compan-
ies will speak at the annual Delta
Sigma Pi Job Opportunity Panel
at 8 p.m. today in Rm. 130 Bus.
Ad. Bldg.
Designed to give prospective
graduates information about fu-
ture employment, the panel will
be followed by a question period
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