2 .1959
THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Baha'i Group
Will Discuss
Six Religions
Baha'i student group of the
University will present a series of
"Life" Magazine filmstrips and
Baha'i slides on world religions at
4 p.m. today, March 9, March 16
and March 23 at Lane Hall. -
DeWitt C. Baldwin, University
Co-ordinator of Religious Affairs,
will lead the discussion today on
the Life filmstrip of Hinduism.
Prof. Arthur E. Link of the Far
Eastern Languages department
will lead discussion of Buddhism.
Topics for March 9, will be
Judaism and Christianity. Herman
Jacobs ' of Hillel Foundation will
moderate the discussion on Juda-
ism. Harold Duerksen, 1Program
Director of Student Religious Af-
fairs at Lane Hall will be the dis-
cussion leader for Christianty.
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-Daily--George Keefer
SWISH-Organization meeting for the women's basketball club
will be held at 5:10 p.m. tomorrow at Barbour Gymnasium.
Meetings will be held at 5:10 p.m. Tuesday.
YES ON FASHIONS
CHEMISE LOOK
By NANCY VERMULLEN coon-shaped back, devised by
Lean, loose, lazy: That's;the means of shoulder folds.
ceiseloo yT.h This season's coats are in keep-
The look is a tapering one be- ing with the straight, narrow-lined
ginning with the unfitted lines of trend. The exception is the reefer,
shoulder ng wasth ntd slithering which makes a slow curve at the
shoulder and waist and waist.ing
into a tight hemline.waist.
Modified Versions Appearing
The severe chemise, good on few
figures except the lean, straight f
up-and-down type, is beginning to
appear in more modified and
wearable versions.' s
A straight-hanging coat-dress-
offers the answer to "anti-chem-
ise" coeds who will still want to be
in fashion. Overblouses, middiesf
and straight-lined coats are otherf:
safe bets for women *ho can't -
decide whether or not to go "A1-.
out" for the chemise.
Slightly fitted in front and -
bloused in back, the long-waisted
chemise silhouette provides flat-
tery for the plump figure by by.
passing the midriff, Hips'are mini-
mized by above-waist blousiness.
Linen, Tweed Fabric Choices
Paclin, a crease-resistant rayon
linen and a cotton tweed are two ,
favorite chemise fabrics. They lend
themselvesespecially to the co-Y-.
MICMGRAS -.Tau Delta Phi
will be included in the entries for
skill booths with "Rocket Ruckus."
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ART CONTEST - Judging of
the Union Art Contest will be
held at 4 p.m. Wednesday in the o
third floor conference room of ther.
Union. Prof. Emeritus Jean P.
Slusser ,former director of the
Museum of Art, and Prof. Marvin
J. Eisenberg of the fine arts de- SEVERE CHEMISE
partment will be judges. .., even sportswear has succumbed
Case
Club
Holds Contest
Low Students To Meet
For Final Competition
Semi-finalists of the Henry M.
Campbell Competition will meet
at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in Hutchins
Hall.
All semi-finalists for group one
will meet Tuesday in Rm. 120 of
Hutchins Hall. This group con-
sists of petitioners, Guido Casari,
'59L, and Arnold Henson, '59L,
versus respondents, John Matta,
'59L, and William Tell, Jr., '59L.
Judges for the first case will be
Prof. Samuel D. Estep of the
law school, Stanton Faville, chief
state assistant Attorney General
and Dean Arthur Neef of Wayne
State University law school.
Semi-finalists for the second
group will meet Tuesday in Rm.
116 of Hutchins Hall. Petitioners
for the group are Edward Bran-
slyer, '59L and Gerald Leipply,
'59L, versus respondents, Grant
Joe Gruel, Jr., '58L and Blair Ben-
jamin, 9L.
Judges for this group are Prof.
Roy Steinheimer, Jr. of the Uni-
versity Law School, John Simpson,
state circuit judge of Michigan
and John Cummiskey, past presi-
dent of the Michigan Bar Associ-
ation.
League...
Petitions for League junior offi-
ces and Junior Girls' Play will be
due Monday, March 11 in the
League Undergraduate Office.
There will be a special coffee
hour from 7 to 8 p.m. Tu'esday in
the League when representatives
of all League activities will be
present to answer questions.
Members of the Frosh Weekend
Central Committee will be posted
Monday in the Undergraduate Of-
fice of the League. Members
should meet at 4 p.m. in the Hen-
derson Room.
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CAMPUS AREA - Best unfurnished
three rooms and bath. Private en-
trance. Stove and refrigerator. Phone
NO 2-0998 or NO 2-6581. Pierce and
Fuller, Realtors. )C173
FURNISHED APARTMENT for 3 or 4,
very reasonable rent, near campus.
To see, call NO 3-4402. )C154
BOARD & ROOM -- Upperclassman or
male graduate. Linen furnished. Rea-
sonable rates. At Hill & Forest. Mr.
Wentz, 1319 Hill, NO 2-6422. )C151
ROOMS for rent, board included. Med-
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apt, with two others. 802 Oakland.
Call NO 5-7186. )C183
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color slide outfit
Includes camera, case, light meter,
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our price $119.50
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