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I i'A7~ six TIlE MIChIGAN I)AILY TUESDAY, MARCh 30, 1q54
Essay Honor McCARTHY DISCUSSED:
Given Hahn Slosson Derides Amendment Users
ICC Plans
Dr. Richard S. Hahn of the De- By RONA FRIEDMAN
partment of Thoracic Surgery "Anyone who hides behind the
yesterday was named winner of Fifth Amendment is a fool," said
the nation's oldest medical essay
competition, the Caleb Fiske Es-
say Award.
Dr. Hahn will receive the award
for his work, "Recent Advances in
Cardiac Surgery," the Rhode Is-
land Medical Society announced.
The fund was begun in 1934 to
provide premiums for outstanding
essays on subjects contributing to
the advancement of medical sci-
ence. It was founded by the
fourth president of the society Dr.
Caleb Fiske.
A graduate of the Medical
School of Northwestern Univer-
sity, Dr. Hahn held a Heart Train-
eeship at the National Heart In-
stitute last year and is a Benja-
mine Swig Fellowk in Experimental
Surgery. He has received training
in general and thoracic surgery at
Western Reserve , University in,
Cleveland, at Stanford University
and here at the University.
JOIN THE RED CROSS
CAMPUS CAMPAIGN
Prof. Preston W. Slosson of thej
political science department in a
Hillel sponsored discussion on Ike-
McCarthy and the Fifth Amend-
ment Sunday,
They are swearing to their own
criminality, because when some-I
one refuses to answer questions,
investigators assume they have
something to hide, and take theirj
criminaity for granted, he said.
"HOWEVER, I can understand,
the moral reasons why some per-
sons refuse to testify such as pro-
tecting their neighbors or their
own privacy," the political expert
added.
"Has Senator McCarthy gone
too far?" asked Prof. Slosson. He
cited recent events such as the
senator's withdrawal of his li-
bel suit against the recently de-
feated .Republican senator from
Conn., William Benton; the de-
nouncal of McCarthy on the
floor of the Senate, by Senator
Ralph E. Flanders, and the en-
dorsement of this speech by the
President.
"However," Prof. Slosson point-
ed out, "McCarthy does not stand
alone in Congress. There are at
least 9 or 10 senators and 20 re-
presentatives that will back him
besides certain states that he
could carry. Thus, the Republican
Party cannot function without
him, or at least they think they
can't."
The rapid rise of McCarthy to
pubic notice was not due to any-
thing unique in what he said, for
Senators Velde and Jenner have
said as much, but to the fact that
he is a "better showman than the
rest," comented Prof. Slosson.
"McCARTHY IS only interest-
ed in one thing-McCarthy," he
said. "He is just an opportunist
politician riding the waves of ag-
grandisement,"
"The foreign press have built
McCarthy up into nightmare
proportions, " he continued, "but
is believed and is effecting our,
foreign policy. He is compared
by soifte to Hitler."
Even though 75 percent of Con-
gress are lawyers, the Congression-
al investigations have disregarded
our legal traditions, the professor
pointed out. The investigators
have used second or third hand
evidence, ambiguous statements
and have published evidence and
the decisions before the trial was
held, the expert concluded.
U" Quin et Plans
Rackham Concert
A varied program of wind in-
strument music will be presented
by the University Woodwind Quin-
tet during a free public perform-
ance at 8:30 p.m. today in Rack-
ham Lecture Hall.
Among the six compositions to
be played are three contemporary
works-Pierne's "Pastorale," Boz-
za's "Scherzo" and Jongen's "Two
Pieces, Op. 98." Also to be played
are Rossini's "Quartet in B flat"
and Haydn's "Quintet."
Grad House
The Intercooperative Council
has completed its plans for the
conversion of Osterweil House at
338 E. Jefferson into a house for
graduate women, definitely nextE
fall, and possibly this summer if
enough women are interested, ac-
cording to Sue Messing, '54, ICC
personnel chairman.
The proposed change was
brought about by the large num-
ber of graduate women now
spread out in the three women's
co-ops. They do not come under
graduate rules, and consequently
leave at the end of a semester,
According to co-op officials,
with graduate women in onej
house, the situation would be a'
more convenient arrangement.
There will be no curfew, but there
will be a house mother, chosen
from among the graduate wo-
men themselves.
Interested graduate women may
call Miss Messing at NO-25974, or
Luther Buchele, ICC Executive
Secretary at NO-86872.
Osterweil House is open for in-
spection by all graduate women.
'Willow Hop'
Tickets for the "Willow Hop-
pers," Unioh's bus service to
and from Willow Run Airport,
may be obtained from 1 to 4
p.m. today through Thursday
in the Administration Bldg.
Buses will begin leaving the
Union at 11:45 a.m. Friday and
continue to leave almost hourly
until 5:15 p.m. eturning, on
April 11, buses will leave Willow
Run every half hour from 5:15
p.m. to midnight.
One-way tickets are $1 and
a round-trip ducat is $1.50.
Read and Use
Daily Classifieds
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Home-baked Pies and Cookies
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Phone NO 8-6076
SOME PIGEONS ARE
INCLINED TO POUT
OR
did Garcia really care
obout getting that message?
This is the Sad Story of a Senior whn i
was Serious. About a Girl. In the r
straight-forward manner common to
Seniorsi he decided to in-ite her up
for The Big Weekend.
A month ahead, he sat down andl
wrote her a Nice Letter, Then he
sat back and Waited. For three weeks,
with no answer. Finally, alarmed, he -
Phoned hers.
Cost him $4.25 in quarters. When
the hnging of the Coin Box stopped,
all he could hear at the other end of
the wirewas a Series of Sniffs.
"Pigeon?" he asked, tentatively. She
wept; "What's wrong?'7 he asked.
She sobbed.
Oh; Harold" she -ailed, 'Yon
geed to send teiegrams to invite n
So ~ Weekcen2ds. This year, all .ge.
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i a little old Letter. You don't love
me any more." And hung up.
Harold goes everywhere Stag now:
>as he prefers it that way. But you
ahould bear him Sigh whenever he
pasises a Western Union office.
As your Telegrammar will tell you
--he Telegramar being a handy;
poAket-size guide to telegraph uise
that you can get for free by simply
writing to Room 1727, Western
Union, 60 Hudson St., New York
City) -a Telegram takes any message
out of the casual class. It's Subtle,.:
flatters the Gal or Guy who gets it.
Next time you're sending an Invita.
tion, a Howl Home for Cash, birthday
greetings to Mother-just call Western
ni on, or.head for your Wesem
Upon office,
PHONE 3-4221
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MONTH-END CLEARANCE
TAILORED SHIRTS
WERE 5.95 and 7.95 .............3.80
OTHERS WERE 3.95.......... .2.80
Man-tailored'cotton shirts in stripes, plaids, and solid
colors . . . all the wanted spring shades and plenty of
whites.
FOR TOWN AND COUNTRY
302 South State Street
Vacation Month-End Specials
Group of BLOUSES ... 2.98 and 5.00
Skirts - Sweaters -- Spring Hats - Nylon Slips
SIMULATED PEARLS
CHOKERS and NECKLACES, 1-2-3-strands
Also Costume Jewelry, Pins, Earrings, Bracelets
Group of CLOSEOUT JEWELRY at 49c
The (Iijabetk tillyI o Thrp
530 S. Forest and 1111 S. University
SAMPLE SHOES...:$4.99
ONE OF A KIND
Values to $12.95 - 413 only
302 S. State
30-DENIER, FULL-CUT
Nylon Tricot Briefs
$ JReg. 1.79-value
SAVE on these long-wearing Nu-evette briefs . . .
regularly selling for more . . . while you stock up on
your spring pantie wardrobe. Full-cut for comfort,
freedom and fit, they have elastic waist and leg bands.
White. Sizes 5 to 7.
JACOBSON'S
SPECIAL
Three-Ring Notebooks
ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL
SLACKS. 10% OFF
FLANNELS - GABERDINE - COVERTS - TWEEDS
All wool and mericle mixtures,
More than 2,000 pairs to choose from.
All Colors - All Sizes
"Where the good clothes-come frobn"
119 So. Main St. Store Hours 9 to 5:30 Daily
JEWEL BOXES
GOLD-TOOLED LEATHERETTE jewel boxes
with satin and velvet lining, and a mirrored
lid. Spacious and beautiful with movable
tray, ring slots and earring bars. Key for
safe-keeping. Originally 4.95.
JACOBSON'S
Solitary Rhi
Earrings
nestone
$1
.95
WISHING YOU
A GOOD VACATION!
University Laundromat
1327 S. University
Go home with clean clothes . . . 1-HOUR SERVICE
and bring shirtscand dry cleaning in so they will be
ready when you get back.
Bonnie Doone
COTTON SOCKS
WHITE ONLY - Triple Suff and Crew Style
Tuesday Only - 3 pairs for $1
Regularly 44c a pair
302 S. State
VACATION SPECIALS
SPRING SUITS of fine wool
35.00 45.00 65.00
Orig. were 39.95 to 98.95
Szes from 7-15 . .. 10-83 ... 121/2201;
at 25.00
10 WOOL SUITS -Orig. up to 59.95
Sizes 9-15 ... 10-44 *.12/2-2412
The (IiYabeth Ot 451' it404
530 S. Forest and 1111 S. University
JUST ARRIVED!
Special Selection of
ART PORTFOLIOS
includes 16 Beautiful Color Prints . , . for 3.50
Van Gogh Degas El Greco Renoir
Toulouse Lautrec and many others - at
FOLLETT'S
State Street at North U
New-17"Crosley
SUPER V TELEVISION
only.
THE MUSIC CENTER
300 South Thayer
SPECIAL THIS WEEK ONLY
COUSINS
307 s. State
Good, clean used clothing in nice condition. Low prices.
SPORT COATS 1.00-6.00
MEN'S SUITS 5.00-15.00
Men's and Women's Toppers $5
Open afternoons daily except Wed. Sat. 10-4:00
The NEARLY-NEW Shop
209 E. Washington Ph. 3-0166
VACATION SPECIALS
i
Group BETTER DRESSES of all kinds including
Evening and Cocktail Dresses . . 18.00
Cotton Sweater Dresses
Rayon Suits
Group of BETTER DRESSES
including Evening and Cocktail Dresses
Group of Rayon Suits
o.
FREE CHOCOLATE SYRUP
with/-gal. McDonald Ice Cream
10 Delicious Flavors 97c
MAGAZINES-
Blue Front Cigar Store
State and Packard
OPEN 7:30 A.M. to 11:30 P.M.
SALE!!
WROUGHT IRON
Book Rack...... .$4.98 Tile Table Ette...$5.95
3 Tier Table......$4.98 Wall Book Rack..$4.49
Magazine Stands.. $1.98 Jr. Book Rack, . $3.25
MORE TO CHOOSE FROM
Ulrich's Bookstore
TD U Df% EtC
The (/ijabeth N/lle Ahep4
530 S. Forest and 1111 S. University
SUITS and DRESSES
2 for $1.59
Star Cleaners & Laundry
1213 S. University NO 8-9501
ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS
SPORTCOATS
$16-$21 $26 - $31
Corduroy - Tweeds - Shetlands - Flannels
Sizes 35 to 46 - Regulars, Longs and Shorts
RABIDEAU I4ARRIS
"'Where the Good Clothes Come From".
119 South Main St. Store Hours 9 to 5:30 Daily
Admiral 16-inch console
Capehart 16-inch console
EACH $125.00
In Good Condition
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Open till 8 P.M.
IDEAL RADIO
1521 Miller Phone NO 2-3360
..r. .0 a 1 rr A A 0
1 inch .
1 2 inch
2 inch,
.. 63c
. . 97c
1.21
MORRILL'S
314 S. State St.
Since 1908
Phone 8-7177
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