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Detroit Sets
Sale, Display
Of Antiques
It is hard to picture a hi-fi set
concealed in an old pine "primi-
tive" chest, or ivy sprouting from
a wooden wall telephone, but these
and many other unusual items are
featured at the Great Lakes An-
tique Show.
One item, not often seen, is a
goat-whisker, yes, a goat-whisker
rug. Also on view in the antique
dealers' exhibit are modern look-
ing antique jewelry and early
American furniture.
For those interested in viewing
purely decorative antiques, there
will be special displays of glass-
ware including American blown
glass, Victorian era patterned
glassware and rare pieces of cut
glass.
The exhibition will also include
china from all parts of the world,
unusual jewelry of all types, and
the traditional "country store"
items seen at all antique shows.
The show will be open from 12
noon to 10:30 p.m. April 21-14
in the Detroit Masonic Temple.
IU' To Present
Seventh Social
Work Institute
The seventh annual Social Work
Progress Institute will be held at
the University tomorrow.
Covering the fields of social
work, mental health and educa-
tion, the regional institute is
sponsored by the University
School of Social Work, its alumni
and the University Extension
Service.
Dr. William J. Hendrickson,
chief of the Adolescent Service of
the University Neuropsychiatric
Institute, will speak on the treat-
ment Qf emotional problems in
adolescents.
Three other discussion groups
will also be offered, concerning
the regions of social work.
Prof. Milton Yinger, of Oberlin
College, will discuss developments
in the School of Social Work at
a luncheon which will be held in
the ballroom of the Michigan
Union at 12:15 p.m.
Organization
Notices
Kappa Phi, meal in Upper Room, Ap-
ril 3, 5:15 p.m., First Methodist Church.
University Lutheran Chapel, Maundy
Thursday service with Holy Com-
munion, April 3, 7:30 p.m., University
Lutheran Chapel, 1511 Washtenaw.

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