1959 THE MICHIGAN DAILY

Haiti-Land of Unique Beaut
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BACKWARD ECONOMY-Mangos come to Port-au-Prince by boat and basket. Many Haitians
never handle money, trading products of their tiny farms for needed provisions, carrying them home
on the heads.

SHADE-A Haitian takes refuge from the midday sun by lying
down under the willow-screen on a grave in the Port-au-Prince
cemetery.

SPRING, COATS-SUITS

All of 100% wools. Orig. $29.95 to $65.00.
Group of Better Dresses, Evening and cocktail
styles. Orig. were $17.95 to $49.95. Sizes 7-15,
19-44 reg. and petite, 127-241. Groups of
ocstume jewelry, Bras, hats, gloves.

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The final carillon concert of the
Summer Session series will be per-
formed at 8:30 p.m., Wednesday.
Prof. George Cavendar, assistant
director of University bands, will
lead approximately 25 students
who will play percussion and brass
instruments with the carillon.
Featured in the program will be
Prof. Percival Price's "Tower Con-
cert, Number One,", with Price
playing the solo part on the caril-
lon.
Also on the program will be
"Invitation to the Waltz" by
Weber and a selection of Michigan
songs.

T HE E LIZABET H DIL LON SHOPS
On Forest off corner of S. University
Opposite Campus theater

SLUMS-Most of the houses in the capital city are substandard,
and the developments put up in recent years barely scratch the
surface.

SHOWINGMICHIGAN
at COOL
M-G-M presents... Breathless excitement
from the master of suspense!
CARY GRANT
EVA MARIE SAINT
JAMES MASON
in ALFRED HITCHCOCK'S
'NORTH BY NORTHWEST'
in VistaVision". TECHNICOLOR*
w.saning IESSIE ROYCE LANDIS
STARTS THURSDAY
"A HOLE IN THE HEAD"

DIAL NO 8-6436
ENDS TONIGHT
"It pops with bright surprises.
Charming..$it has an
innocence and naturalness
about it."-Crowther,
RR N. Y. Times

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