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THE MICHIGAN DAILY

WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1953

PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 195S


MAYNARD KLEIN CONDUCTS CONCERT:
Women's Glee Club To Sing Tomorrow
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By MARTHA PAPO
Even though he directs every-
thing from large orchestral and
vocal productions to the small
specialized Tudor Choir, Prof.
Maynard C. Klein of the music
school finds time for the Women's
Glee Club, which will hold its
spring concert at 8:30 p.m. tomor-
row at Hill Auditorium.
Prof. Klein's biggest production
was Berloiz's "Requiem" perform-
ed at Interlochen National Music
Camp. The program included 600
voices, a 200 piece orchestra, four
brass bands and 16 timpani.
Dubbed Uncle Maynard by his
students, the friendly director
earned his nickname while at In-
terlochen where he has been di-
rector for 11 years.
PROF. KLEIN has directed the
Women's Glee Club for the past
year in addition to organizing the
Michigan singers, Tudor Singers,
Bach Choir and the Women's
Choir,
Tomorrow, under his direc-
tion, the 120 voice Women's
Glee Club will present a varied
musical program. The Women's
Choir, Arts Chorale and the
Bach Choir will also perform.
Mozart's "Ave Verum Corpus,"
a group of Scottish and Creole
Suen Agenda
Student Legislature will take
up6 the following items of busi-
ness when it meets at 7:30 p.m.
today in Strauss Dining Rm.,
East Quadrangle.
Driving Ban Motion
Appointment of New Mem-
ber to SL
Report on Free University of
Berlin
Off-campus Housing Motion
Academic Freedom Report
Committee Reports
All students and faculty
members are invited by SL to
attend the meeting.
Polio Effects
Cut in Tests
Paralysis resulting from polio-
myelitis has been effectively re-
duced in experimental monkeys,
Dr. Jonas E. Salk, professor of ex-
perimental bacteriology at the Uni-
versity of Pittsburgh said at the
fourth annual D. W. Gudakunst
public health lecture yesterday.
Dr. Salk explained that experi-
ments on the monkeys have shown
injections of the polio-causing vir-
us given in the antigen form leave
the monkeys with no postadisease
paralysis. The injections are simi-
lar to the vaccinations commonly
given against small-pox or yellow
fever.
The question now facing medi-
cal researchers is no longer how
to accomplish effective immuniza-
tion, Dr. Salk stressed, but how
to make the process practical while
avoiding ill effects. With advanced
knowledge the answer should be
forthcoming."
Hall To Discuss
Sales Forecasts
"Sales Forecast" will be the sub-,
ject of a talk by Sheldon F. Hall
at 8 p.m. today in Rm. 131, Busi-
ness Administration Bldg.
Preceding the speech, Hall, vice-
president and secretary of the Bur-

roughs Adding Machine Company,
will be guest at a dinner given by
faculty and students in the Union.
Delta Sigma Pi, business adminis-
tration honorary fraternity, will
sponsor Hall's address.
Marckwardt Talk
Prof. Albert Marckwardt of the
English department will give the
annual Charles S. Hyde Memorial
lecture on "American English and
the American Tradition," at 10:30
a.m. today at Valparaiso Univer-
sity, Valparaiso, Ind.
Coffee Hour Set
An economics faculty-student
coffee hour will be held at 4 p.m.
tomorrow in the Terrace Room of
the Union.

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-Daily-Don Campbell
PROF. MAYNARD C. KLEIN
.. . Women's Glee Club Director
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Folk. Songs and a contemporary
number by Henry Cowell called
"The American Muse" will be on
the program.
ROBERT MOORE will be bari-
tone soloist in selections from
Faure's "Requiem." The choral
group will sing "Four Gypsy
Songs" by Brahms.
Other soloists will be soprano
Dolores Lowry, '53SM and bari-
tone Robert Kerns, '54SM. Mari-
lyn Mason Brown of the music
school will be the organist.
Margaret Milks, '55SM, will be
the harp soloist for "List the Cher-
ubic Hosts."

Hatcher To Speak
At SigmaXi Fete
President Harlan Hatcher will
be the guest speaker at the 50th
anniversary meeting of Sigma
Xi, Science honorary society, at
6:30 p.m. today in the Union ball-
room.
Dr. E. Newton Harvey, Henry
Fairfield Osborn Professor of
Physiology at Princeton Universi-
ty, will speak on "Biolumines-
cence."
The dinner meeting will be open
to members and their guests.

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