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THE f MICTIGAN DAILY

TMIUSI AY. OC'7"C)RrIt 20, 1949

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MUSIC-8 :30 p~, A w ic
tci'works -.- 1AGu, 10:30

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Iloused onlthe ofnl lloofthe
aidnilnist ratio builll-, t he new,
Very lush allo ultra-mlodern :41-
dioca (of'Unlivers-:ity Broh'a:stinv
8tatiou WUOGM are literully buz-
Zing.
Otferinli",compelt iion to 1 1a(1il
City, tlie new studios boa~t just
about every innovtion in broad-
casting with the added touch of
" pacicOUisiessX.1h1gh polish and
moden furniture .
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1T11E LOBBY VComposed of
windows lit one cend., istheislngth
ofitg2ood sizecd lctuivre oom. At
tht, 1fa1. eid, St udio 1) canti be seenl
through ai1 lwrtio p-icewinldow.
Mlonde furniture In textures
oftoetwa'uredf and bitttlesihip
gray decorate the shalil sitti"K
room which is used 11ainly for
forum bromdcatsts.
Down t he-corridor "on (lteAir'-
sins 11a1rk threer other studios.
Tivred ceilings :and walls, at g.ranld
piano itnd size conducive to vier-
niese, wil tzing dlist inguish studio
C, the concert room.
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STUDIO~S "A" and "13", Where
disc Jockey anrd drama11tic programls
originitte share ia largptcontrol
r~oom fltted out, with turntables
all4dSymewtriicatlly 1arranllged buttons
and knobs onl long control pnels.
Additional control rooms in
Studios "It" anid "(' are
equipped with 'wire and ta1pe re-
corders and record cutting ina-
chinos.

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Today's

Atitoinobi kb Restictionis Met
Ne~Igi~d StuentOhjeetioiis

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Deemns 'laylor conc'ert"(,1(1 ,XV. 11
DRBAMA-10 p.I. 'rc Blur'
Oitt the Shl~l': "c or1ge Wasing ,-
tont Did Tell a itcWW )NI -PM,
WV1 II V 1) p),11. Su plsil ' 1W J 1 .
10:30 1ra!-w1t WWJ,
AI DREWSS .- 11.:15 P.m. Felix
F'rallkfurte'r will speak..tta din ne,
colnnleinora111",tiilg the 90011 birthiday
of John Dewey.. _.WJIL

lor' ' I h t' 'ii t:;d i,1 I' I ' t11
\V r fli t C1 n ; M I ,11 ,I( i
C lu'e "t a pprii~t el to viollee
was achireved 1y It) sltl l' 1lll-
leers of the news patper,. one HIel-
antei a rerra ii Cora the ('oc d
who g prave d t lit' wotna it' .payge.
(*11r:1 kit'k~l tt' Iilirs 1111 )by ,ay-
hod (1 IltI 10 ll k tit I ho ' uii'i
..1ilc1vcr l't1 diictl '',,I ii tloui lit,

[DAILY OFFICIAL BUJLLjE4'iNl

oiln , oldoutide, .'what :a buncIh of
dnIb I~aks oIl le1re were I :11ollwthe
ilasculillc 1)opul1Ilol onthr cati-
h)us 1111t11 1 1 d to statrt walkingj
13111,'1 ANSWERED, la few day~s
laitr, by 111erely saiying tfhat "ililla
iflst it t in such as 1this, where the
aeaeof Ifemlinline beauty would
sctrc'ely tcauset boalst ing t theltold
folk's home, sumch :a sulbjtct wats
a (heh Ict, onec,'
I'Tloo delicate, too coinit'x,",
th vi olumllist concluded, "for
met*. a mere maan to tackle."
Bloodshe1ld was acve-teei when,
the day of B1olt's reply. Cora ad-
Ilnit tedt Hatshe had finatlly Ireal-
izetd "the number of women block-
hecads on campulls equalls the numti-
ber of lmasculllie ones."
'I'IEJLE NAti, however. onle tick
to beatt Her ban which the Unli-
versIty wats wise to.
"Th Ilecimploymeint," l ,ti 1an Emery
aju1loun lced crisply, '"of chaumffeurIIs
by tuldenits to circiumjventi the
driving bani will not be peimitted,."

Illinois CGame
B us Tickets
1T Go on Sa le
'ound-trip bhus ticke~ts for foot-
baill enthusiats b- lolund for the
Illinois game1 Saturdaty, Qett. 29,
will go on saile from 9 aim. to2
p1.m1. tomorrow at the Student, Ac -
tivities Window at the Adminl-
i.,trait ion buildtingt.
Thui m1odecrn (ireyll iundbuses
will heaive from the League at 2:30
pm. unxtPFiday land arlrive inl
CIh11aipa:i~n lat, 8 }..Re itig
buses will leaveCli a nip aig xi
ar1oundl noonx1, tsundlay.
'l'iclkets for the speccial chartered
buses wvill cost. $12, ai round-trip
"which is almost. half the pricev
of the round trip raiilroadt fare."
accordig to Al *Ii'tzmiark of thec
Wolverine Club.
"Th1'le buses will make lte trip
inl six anld ia half hours, faster
tha1:n th1e train, whichi goes
tllrou~h (Chichigo, and fa;ster t hanl
cars'~ which aire not. familiar with
the roadc," hlit-sa.id.
'lte sale- of bus ticket'sNwill coni-
tiue next weekc froml 11 11.111 to
4 p.m.

CC(Axtlud from Pave 7)
iDruids: Meet.,tat 10 p.m., Union.

Alplut
meveting,-
ph' Iginlg

flit Omega: Tl!, ~
'7 p.., Union. Formial
'erem'Iony.

11LTRA1.,-MoIEItN---.XVUOM9 studio's tiered wa,:lls In 11 to provide excelletnt t'oustit's', The catst of
a t'eeent "Measure oftf the Sihelf" pi'ogi'ait were phtlliorapItjMt'fromtitteysit'~etiitors i'tioui sepalrated
front the studio by at plate glaIss window. A% limile d aia~litc 1ayr4 iM thue shows f'ront here. Wai'nt
left. to right are( corgv t'tepean. henry Jarecki.l inktk oii"isma, Shirley Loeblich, .'edlcusei and

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Ihilel-i.Z.i".A: Beginning lHe-
brew group. 7:30 pa., M.. Oll Foun-
daition. Everybody welcome.
Poiontia O('b: Meeting, 7:30
p.m., International Center. All
members aire requested to a ttnId.
Futluire activities will be discussed.
All students interested i Polish
culture and social activities are i-
vited.
International Center Wekly
Tea: 4:30-6 pin., for all Vorein
stuidt'nts and American fritnds.
Party: Meeting of the Cleveland
club, 7::30 p.m., League. All Cleve-
landers are asked to attend.
Youtng'IDemocra ts: M ee ting,
7:30 ptn.,,Rin. 3, Union. Progam
for tlt rt'est of semester will be
'onidre'td. Social flour errae
Hoomt. Refreshllents.
Gilbert andi Sullivan Society
Full chorus rehearsal, 7:15 p.m.,
ABC Room, League.
(reative Arts (Committee and
the Ann Arbor Puppeters will pre-
sent a puppet show at 8 p.m.. din-
ig room. Lane Hall.
SISA Intercultural Department
will meet at 7:30 p.m., Lane Hal.
movies onl student life in 0e1may.
IDoctoral Programn in Social Psy-
cholo~gy; October meeting of the
students ini this program, 81 p.m.
306t Mason BHall.
U. of MI, Skating Club: Organ-
aational mneeting. 5 pin.,, Babour
Gymlnasiuni.
I... Inter-Racial Association
will meet at 7:30 p.m.,,Union. All
interested stu dents are urge, to
at tend.
A.V.C. membeiship mu e e t illg
T1op~ic : Opera tion of the Pederal
1.oyalty Purge. 4:15 pn.m .. 3H.,JR
UnIio l.
AIR MINDED?
An Interviewing Team
will be here to give
you all the facts about
a career as a U. S. Air
Force Officer!I
Oct. 24 to 2h, 8:3 to 4:1:0
Mic10tIOAN tuNION
Ity' re U i'4, Il , botiel ,n Itho
laout thu o Iuatioial and hy-
e'ical Iroq tirt'motaif3 r t'i ljlol or
ittivlIator I rat iing a aA via-
tlin Cadot'.
AIR FORCE
Only th best can be Aiaition Cdett
NO SIUSTI'UTE
E~ti1' IENC E
flt tt)('AMS -Or . Lxtet us' exa -
porlonce iinals, iuiiue, and
des'in asurt, ' 'you Ihat you wil Kc
the u't7ranytu cadr,'.at. th piii'u
quoted, dlivered at. the tile You
wit3 but cot or oblgnt ion to anuiit

lt"AVOCS Nrver. In (ourt'n.),y year
of ew'rieiwellt ", l)w ben l e It
tffr '~.)r t isIIILi Iy i vrevel' nd ot'hiu-
II iti 1 favol' ldvai tt :,iihl Iiiotlt'at
Jpl're .
(.UIARAN't'F.E iVvrv ilfotur pur-
tl,r ~ei R !uarni cedto YOU icl~ltcoin-
phi'3 esaltt t lu. 1Donu't . 1)11 cc yult
('ilt ti'int thit u't'ev or it tool -(,
dloor luuNelrr who will behu tndirds
of atlt,:; away when yourI I3I)tiIt'ht.
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At erica i Ordnance Associa -
tion: Opeix niclt'etw- 7::30 )p..
Archllt ci rtm And ~oit imil. 1Prof.
Iliut.11 I'% KChI' will st'a k on1
.,1.Egi;is t i r C l;: I11 1 E giiers .
L a 'titt' c:Itisvte: 3::10 ).ml.,
Chill hRoomt, Ilui'i
Modern I'oetry ('hu11) meet i1 th1e
Ann Arbor h?oom, 'n: a.7::30
11.11. 1 )ist'ussiou t11. tthe tform ii iidc
lnt'amli'ic ofti' tl'itipoet ry.
Coiig E vent s
Westminster Guiiidhayridle:
Pri., 8 :30 p1.m1. Moot inl recreil Iionl
hall. lReseirvt iioins must. be in by
5 ~m 11.111 i 'sday alrkermooll. (Gall
CGe111an11Coffei'e hlotat: Vri:3:15-
4::30 pim.. Leaguetic('a fet cola, All
st ildelIt 5 U midfacukllty r Iillbt'l'5in-
vitetd.
Bowlinig: IUliversit ywomlen stut~-
oil) Iily bowl [or a i "'11111I've oil
the Womnii's Alllticy' uildfint
alleys at;. lth Iohlwiilyihours:
Monday t011-o1ii Tll'hhursda~y
7:30) to :::30011.11x,
F4rida:y '7:30 to 11 pm.
Sikiga 0(111111! Flpslim cr- Fall
picnic, Frii., Oct. 21. a1t, theig ir
Fireplaice ,at, the ''Islandc.'' Houn's
:3-7. lDues sh ould be paid tis
week.


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