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THE MICHIGAN DAILY
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1953
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HIOMECOMING FETE:
"Beat Penn' Display Theme
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By DEBRA DURCHSLAG
Striving to create the unique
expression of Michigan loyalty,
students are putting the last
touches on Homecoming displays
that will blossom all over campus
Saturday morning.
Despite the possibility of show-
ers, plans are going full-speed for
an all-out Homecoming celebra-
tion that will astonish alumni and
influence judges.
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CAMPUS ingenuity has been ex-
ploited to the hilt in an effort to
think up new and better ways of
urging Michigan to beat Pennsyl-
vania. Wolverine spirit is plung-
ing into crepe paper and chicken-
wire with wild abandon.
Jim Willis, '56, chairman, and
Robert Henderson, '55, assistant
chairman of the Student Legisla-
ture Homecoming Committee,
have chosen a cross-section
board of six judges.
Jay Strickler, '54, president of
the Union, and Sue Riggs, '54,
president of the League will be the
student representatives .judging
the contest.
Regent Roscoe O. Bonisteel,
Mayor William E. Brown and Prof.
Emil Weddige and Philip C. Davis
of the architecture school are also
on the list of judges for the Sat-
urday festivities.
THE SIX winners will be an-
nounced at the football game. The
three top displays among the male
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NEWBERRY GIRLS PREPARE THEIR ENTRY FOR
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contestants and the three top dis-
plays among the female contest-
ants will each' receive a trophy.
,Awards will be made at the Black
NSTRATION
- 8:00to 11:00 A.M.
RMERS MARKET
ierine and Kingsley*Streets.
MICHIGAN POULTRY PRODUCERS ASSOCIA-
TION will demonstrate how to pick the best fowl
for your purpose, how to prepare it for your holiday
table, will distribute FREE PAMPHLETS contain-
ing many recipes for tasty dishes.
ALSO, FREE CIRCULAR on how your poultry dol-
lar'is distributed.
MR. MAC MOORE, poultry specialist at Michigan
State College, will demonstrate how the consumer
can determine quality in eggs. A guide to deter-
mine the best size eggs to buy at certain prices
will be passed out to anyone desiring it.
THE PROGRAM is set up by Donald R. Johnson,
Washtenaw County Agricultural Agent.
SPONSORED by the Ann Arbor Market Growers
Association.
AN-N ARBOR FARMERS MARKET is open for sale
of farm produce by the farmer who raises it direct
to the consumer, every Wednesday and Saturday
from May 1 to December 31 and Saturdays only
from January I to April 30.
LOCATED DOWNTOWN
ONE BLOCK NORTH OF COURTHOUSE
Cat Ball, the Homecoming dance.
The Homecoming Committee
has set up three main standards
for judging displays: originality,
mechanical execution and artis-
tic design. The appropriateness
of the display and use of sound
effects will also be considered.
No limitations have been set up,
however, and the contest is open
to all types of inventive genius,
Sound effects are expected to set
a precedent in resourcefulness, and
it is rumored that technical pro-
ficiency is at a new high for the
1953 Homecoming.
WITH A
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A bigfinished black-and-white
print - yours, one minute after
you've snapped the shutter. That's
th. 60-second magic of the Polar.
oid Camera, precision-built, easy
to operate, a natural for vacations,
parties, family and business uses.
SL Movies
" Sitting Pretty," starring
Clifton Webb will be shown at
7 and 9 p.m. today in Archi-
tecture Auditorium under spon-
sorship of Student Legislatur'e
Cinema Guild.
Margaret Rutherford will star
in the British comedy "Pass-
port to Pimlico" at 7 and 9 p.m.
tomorrow and at 8 p.m. Sun-
day in Architecture Auditorium.
Admission is 50 cents.
TV Students
To Illustrate
PuppetDrama
Flash: University students play
with marionettes.
This isn't some new dorm fad,
but part of a regular University
course to be shown over Channel
20, WPAG-TV, at 7:30 p.m. today
when a group of University TV stu-
dents will illustrate types of tele-
vision drama on a program called
Studio Sampler.
in one portion of the program,
puppets and marionettes will share
the spotlight with student actors
who plan to demonstrate the art
of puppetry as practiced on some
of today's more popular kiddie
shows.
Live drama will also be repre-
sented on the program with the
James Truax play, "She Walks in
Beauty." Cast members are all.
University television students.
Filling a guest spot on Dateline
Ann Arbor at 6:45 p.m. today onj
the same channel, will be Lester
F. Etter, public relations manager
for the Board in Control of Inter-
collegiate Athletics, who will pre-
sent informal sidelights on his
position in an interview with My-
ron Shaw, Grad. .
Joel Sebastian, '54. will present
a review of local news to round
Reichart To Study
Refugee Problem
Prof. Walter A. Reichart of the
German departmentihas been se-
lected for membership in the Euro-
pean Association for Study of Ref-
ugee Problems, an organization de-
voted to the study and solution of
problems arising from dislocation
of many groups in Europe.
Prof. Reichart will work in the
section dealing with literature and
the press.
Joiier Appointed
Prof. Charles W. Joiner of the
law school was recently appointed
chairman of the American Bar As-
sociation's Committee on Special-
ization and Specialized Legal Edu-
cation.
He will present the committee's
report and recommendations to
the ABA Board of Governors to-
morrow in Chicago.
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TAHSIN USER, Grad, presents a plaque-commemorating the 30th
anniversary of the Turkish Republic to M. Robert Klinger, assist-
ant director of the International Center, who received it on
behalf of the Center. Mrs. Kamer Aga-Oghu, professor of anthro-
pology, spoke at the tea given by the Turkish Club in honor of
the establishment of the Turkish Republic in 1923 when Mustapha
Ataturk was selected first president.
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Turkish Club Gives Plaque
Resale Tickets
Non-student tickets for the
Pennsylvania - Michigan game
may be brought between 3 and
5 p.m. today to the Union Stu-
dent Offices for resale tomor-
row morning.
All tickets will be sold for
face value on a first-come,
first-served basis.
Leeds To Speak
Daphne R. Leeds, Assistant U. S.
Commissioner of Patents, will
speak on "Federal Registration
Under the Trade-Mark -Act of.
1946" at 9 a.m. tomorrow in Rm.
250 Hutchins Hall.
All faculty and students in Busi-;
ness Administration, Economics
and Law School are invited to at-
tend.
IFC Reports
RushingRise
The Interfraternity Council re-
ported yesterday that registration
by 85 students indicates "an in-
creased interest in open rushing."
Al Fey, '55E, rushing co-chair-
man, said that since registration
in open rushing was not necessary,
the fact some students still reg-
istered signifies a more active year
than in the past.
The registration of these stu-
dents came as a result of the IFC
sending a questionnaire and regis-
tration card to all formal rushees
who did not pledge.
Open rushing began Monday
and will continue until the final
day of classes.
Students planning to pledge
need not sign up with IFC.
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