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THE MICHIGAN DAILY
TUESDAY, JUNE 23,1953
QUARTETS, OPERA:
Summer Audiences To Air
Variety of Musical Events
A summer of chamber music isz
in store for concert-goers as more
than fifteen faculty recitals will
be presented by the School of
Music.
As in the past the series will
center around the three concerts
by the Stanley Quartet, which
will be given Tuesday evenings,
July 7, 21, and August 4.
Emil Raab, violinist, and Ben-
ning Dexter, pianist, will be
heard in a sonata recital on June
30, as will Robert Courte, violist,
and Lydia Courte, pianist, on July
13. John Kollen will give a piano
recital on July 14, and on July
28 Ava Comin Case and Mary
Fishburne will perform literature
for two pianos. The University
Woodwind Quintet will play on
July 20.
THERE WILL be three Sunday
afternoon organ recitals; on July
19 and August 2 by Robert Noeh-
ren, University organist, and on
July 26 by Robert Ellis, guest or-
ganist. As yet not scheduled are
concerts by the University Choir,
Symphony Orchestra, and. Sum-
mer Session Band, as well as nu-
merous student recitals. The sum-,
mer' opera presentation will be
Offenbach's "Tales, of Hoffman"
to be given in Lydia Mendelssohn
Theatre on August 6, 7, 8 and 10.!
All concerts will be in Rack-
ham Lecture Hall, with the ex-
ception of organ recitals and
orchestral, .c h o ral concerts,
which will be in Hill Auditor-
ium, and student recitals. Eve-
ning programs begin at 8:30,
afternoons at 4:15.
The first concert will be the re-
cital by Mr. Dexter and Mr. Raab
on June 30. Their program in-
cludes the Sonata in G major,
Opus 96, by Beethoven, Stravin-
sky's Duo Concertantes, and the!
Sonata in A major of Faure.
THE STANLEY QUARTET has
programmed three works of Beet-
hoven, two of Mozart, and one of
Haydn, along with their usual
generous helping of contemporary
music. The fourth quartet of Bela
Bartok and Darius Milhaud's
Quintet with Piano, recently re-
corded by the group on Contem-
porary Records, will be heard.
The summer's premiere will be
Ross Lee Finney's Quintet with
Piano (1953) with Marian Owen
as soloist. Mr. Finney is Profes-
sor of Composition and Composer
in Residence at the University.
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--Daily-Becky Conrad
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FOR SALE_
CANARIES - Beautiful singers & fe-
males. Parakeets $7 and up. Mrs.
Ruffins, 62 S. Seventh. }123F
MEN'S SCHWINN geared bike, almost
new, includes light and large metal
basket. Call 3-0855 after 9 p.mi.
MEN'S BICYCLE-Lightweight English,
3 speed $32.50. Ph. Loren Seager,
3-4280 after 7 p.m.
MOTORCYCYLE-Jawa 350cc twin just
broken in. Make offer. 25-77-22.
ARMY-NAVY type Oxfords $6.98. Sox,
39c; Shorts, 69c; Military Supplies.
Sam's Store, 122 E. Washington.
MUST SELL-going South on Friday-
New 3-speed victrola, portable, best
offer; 8 months old mouton fur coat,
size 9; new formal, size 9 and various
other clothing. Phone 6638.
FOR RENT
LARGE, COOL double rooms and one
single room available for' male stu-
dents in house 5 minutes from cam-
pus. Ice box privileges. Call 3-0849.
ROOMS FOR RENT.
ROOMS, Roomettes and Apartments by
#day or week for campus visitors. -
Campus Tourist Homes, 518 E. Wil-
liam. Phone 3-8454.
ROOM in Fraternity House close to
campus. Call 2-8312.
ROOM AND BOARD
EXCELLENT MEALS-Second helping
plus all the milk desired. One block,
from campus: Ph. 3-4280.
ROOM AND BOARD
ROOM AND BOARD available at pro-
fessional sorority house for graduate
student or business woman. 119 Park
Terrace. Phone 2-1017.
ROOM AND MEALS or meals only. Good
food. On campus. 1319 Hill. Ph,
2-6422.
PERSONAL
WANTED TO SHARE apartment for
summer. Phone 2-7754 after 6.
KENNETH N. WESTERMAN-Teacher of
singing and speech, has summer
schedule vacancies. Phone 6584, 715
Granger.
HELP WANTED
COST CLERK and Estimator. Young
man, accurate at figuring. Some ac-
counting and estimating experience
desireable but not necessary. Perma-
nent position. Fine opportunity to
learn and to advance. Write to "~Cost~
Clerk" Box 120, Plymouth, Mich.
CHEMIST OR CHEMICAL ENGINEER-
Preferably with some expedience and
able to take charge of plating and
painting department in small plant.
Permanent, excellent prospect for ad-
vancbement,. Write, giving details to
"Chemist" Box 120, Plymouth, Mich.
STUDENT to wait on table for mealsa.
1319 Hill. Ph. 2-6422.
BUSINESS SERVICES
WASHING, Finished Work, and Hand~
Ironing. Cotton dresses a specialty.
Ruff dry and wet washing. Also iron-
ing separately. Free pick-up and de,-
livery. Phone 2-9020.
TYPING - Reasonable rates, accurate
and efficient. Ph. 7590. 830 S. Main.
RAIDIOS -PHON OS.
New and used and all guaranteed.
Phono needles -,portable batteries.
We repair all types of radios, phonon,
'and T. V.
Summer Special
Phono Jack and switch installed free
in your radio with purchase of :V.M.
Triomatic Changer Attachment.
ANN ARBOR RADIO & TV
"Student Service"
1215 So. Univ., Ph. 7942
1!~'2 blocks east of East, Eng.
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BOOKS and MANUALS
Our Specialty
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COMPLETE LINE OF SUPPLIES
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Students To Haunt Area Beaches
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1216 South University
Phone 3-4436
By BECKY CONRAD
Ann Arbor's dearth of usable
swimming facnizies will force
summer students hunting for a
deep tan to several lakes surround-
ing the city.
Five of the more popular stu-
dent beaches are Whitmore Lake,
out U.S. 23 nearly ten miles away;
Island Lake, east of Brighton;
and three lakes off N. Territorial
Rd.; Silver, Portage and Indepen-
dence Lakes.
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ALMOST A HALF hour drive
from Ann Arbor, Silver Lake, sur-
Wend Owen
Fund Okayed
Establishment of the Wendy
Owen Memorial Fund for re-
search and investigation on the
cause of aplastic anemia by Dr.
Frank H. Bethell of Simpson Me-
morial Institute was authorized
by the Regents at their June meet-
ing.
A total of almost five and a
half thousand dollars was accept-
ed for the fund, almost three
thousand raised by campus stu-
dent organizations. An additional
$2,500 came from Mrs. Kenneth
C. Lincoln.
The memorial honors Rosemary
Owen, a former Daily junior edi-
tor, who died one month after her
graduation in June, 1951.
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50c
until 5
Eves.
70c
rounded by the State-developed
Pickney Recreation Area, seems
to have caught the fancy of Ann
Arborites as one of the best
beaches around.
Reached by way of Huron St.
to Dexter Rd., a left turn at N.
Territorial Rd., Silver Lake al-
ready has played host to a num-
ber of budding Olympic swim-
mers over the sizzling weekend.
Only two of Ann Arbor's four
golf courses and the University
course are open to the public this
summer. The Municipal Golf
Course across the Huron River
and the Huron Hills Club east on
Huron River Dr. willgive plenty of
putting space to student golf fans.
* * *
THE UNIVERSITY Course is
located south of the stadium on
Stadium Blvd.
Largest picnic spot around cam-
pus is the Island Park, dislodg-
ing the Arboretum, fall and spring
favorite, in popularity. Tucked in
a bend of the Huron River, the
Island Park provides ample ball
field space for an all-day picnic,
near enough for all not taking ad-
vantage of the 'University summer
driving regulation.
For early-rising tennis play-
ers, Ann Arbor houses five sets
of courts. Palmer Field, behind
the women's dormitories on Ob-
servatory Hill; and Ferry Field,
near the stadium, are the Uni-
versity's courts while the city
has three parks open which
have tennis courts.
The entrance to Burns Park is
at 1320 Baldwin Ave. West Parktis
located on Capin St. between W.
Huron St. and Miller Ave. and
Allmendinger Park on Pauline
Blvd. in southwest Ann Arbor.
Grads May Attend
Record Sessions
In the intra-mural program this
summer team sports and individ-
ual games will be featured in tour-
naments. Volleyball, basketball,
badminton, handball and paddle
ball equipment will be available in
the Sports Bldg. On Ferry Field
students may play softball, pitch
horseshoes and play tennis.
As during the regular year, the
sports Bldg. will be open for coeds
from 7:30 to 10 p.m. every Friday
night beginning this week for co-
recreational games and sports.
The indoor swimming pool in
the Sports Bldg. will be available
for men students and faculty from
2 to 5:30 p.m. Monday through
Friday and from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.
Saturday.
Art Print Loan
ExhibitOpen
Students may choose art prints
from the Art Print Loan Collec-
tion from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. today
through Thursday in the Rack-
ham Mezzanine Gallery.
The collection includes a cross
section of the works of the old
masters as well as many contem-
porary artists. Approximately 150
to the 900 available paintings are
on exhibition. Others may be re-
quested at 510 Administration
Bldg.
Two prints will be available for
each student. The second choice
should be made on Thursday or
Friday. Each print will cost fifty
cents for summer use.
Faculty members will be given
an opportunity to rent those pic-
tures which are not taken by stu-
dents.
Prints can be picked up from
June 29 to July 1 in 510 Admin.
Bldg.
Cisler Hails
Great Future
For Electricity
Walker L. Cisler, Detroit Edi-
son Company president, said yes-
terday that a "golden opportunity
exists' for the expansion of elec-
tric power systems.
Speaking first at a three-day
Area Development Institute spon-
sored by the business administra-
tion school and the power com-
pany, Cisler explained that "in the
four-year period from 1953 to 1956,j
there will be installed new gener-
ating units with a capability rat-
ing of 50 per cent of the present
entire capability of the United
States."
"There appears to be an ever-in-
creasing need for electric energy-
a need that doubles each decade,"
he declared.
Following Cisler, Leland Doan,
Dow Chemical Company presi-
dent, indicated that the chemical
industry "has by no means stopped
enlarging and that it will contin-
ue to require more power in pro-
portion to its expansion."
However, Doan cautioned that
new processes for producing pres-
ent chemicals may change the
over-all electrical power require-
ments of the chemical industry.
Ending
TODAY
THE STORY OF
THE SEA'S
MASTER-BEAST
OF THE AGES
ON A
VENGEANCE-
MAD
TIDAL WAVE
OF TERROR!
Raging Up From The
Bottom of Time!
"THE BEAST
FROM
20,000 FATHOMS",
(P.S. It's the Rhedosaurus! Don't look in the
encyclopedia - just use your imagination.)
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W- .ctio ni n Modern Cooling
Who Put The Bee In Cary's Fez?
Cary Deborah Walter
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Graduate students will have an
opportunity to spend leisure hours
listening to classical long-playing
records in the Rackham building
during the Summer Session.
Cards that are used to obtain
the keys to the player in the sec-
ond floor lounge may be purchased
for fifty cents from Mrs. Beltram
in the Rackham building, Richard
LeBlond, sociology department,
Jack Danielson, Romance Lan-
guage department or Charles Slei-
cher in the East Engineering
Building.,
GOLFERS
Have fun at the
Partridge Practice Range
We furnish clubs and balls
-212 miles out Washte-
now - right on U.S. 23
for I mile.
OPEN EVERY DAY
10A.M. *- P.M.
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RE-OPENS THURSDAY
with
NEW SOUND - NEW SCREEN - NEW PROJECTION
And A New Summer Policy:
Two Outstanding Shows Every Week
Presenting This Week:
THURSDAY & FRIDAY
W. Somerset Maugham's
"QUARTET"'
Four Delightful Tales by the Master Story-teller
A J. ARTHUR RANKFPRODUCTION
WITH A CAST OF FORTY STARS
SATURDAY & SUNDAY
LA A f LIC -.JAIIn
DAIRY DUEEN
301 E. Liberty.
and
Packard at Stadium
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SUK AER PLAY SCHEDULE
JULY 1-4 Giraudoux's Comedy
THE MADWOMAN OF CHAILLOT
July 8-11 Anderson & Weill's Musical Comedy
KNICKERBOCKER HOLIDAY
July 22-25 Clifford Odets' Drama
THE COUNTRY GIRL
July 29-Aug. 1 G. B. Shaw's Comedy
PYGMALION
Aug. 6-8, 10 Offenbach's Opera
THE TALES OF HOFFMANN
With the School of Music
GOTHIC FILM SOCIETY, in its 4th year, announces the
Summer Series in conjunctiop with the University
Summer Symposium:
"THE POPULAR ARTS IN AMERICA"
Box Office Appeal in"mea
JUNE 29-5 MACK SENNETT COMEDIES
the custard pie and bathing beauty appeal
JULY 13-THE MARK OF ZORRO with Douglas Fairbanks
the all American athlete appeal
JULY 30-WAY DOWN EAST with Lillian Gish, directed by D. W. Griffith
the hearts and flowers appeal
JULY 27-THE LITTLE COLONEL with Shirley Temple, Bill Robinson
the child star appeal
AUGUST 3-THE COVERED WAGON
the great open spaces appeal
AUGUST 10-EXCERPTS FROM DANCE FILMS
with Pavlova, Vernon & Irene Castle, Fred Astaire,
Valentino's Tango, Joan Crawford's Charleston,
and others, AND
r V'I4AP In IN rink FC
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