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Page Two

THE MICHIGAN DAILY

Sunday. May 20. 1956

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caera the pros are poud oowns,
Tuesday, May 29
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JACK SPRAT T
Representative of .BOLEX PILLARD
will be in our stare on
Tuesday, May29
from 10 A.M. to 4 P.M.
for a General Movie Clinic and

CONTENTS
AN OPEN LETTER TO THE PRODUCERS OF 'PICNIC'-
A step-by-step analysis of "the greatest American
moving picture ever made" Page 3.
FOREIGN POLICY-An Indian journalist makes some
observations about his country's behavior in the arena
of world politics and concludes that "whether India's
foreign policy is right or wrong . it has succeeded."
Page 4.
THE ART OF A PEOPLE-Indian art is not outside life,
it is an integral part of daily life, a reflection of In-
dian religion and philosophy, Page 5.
AMERICAN IN INDIA-Writer John Frederick Muehl
traveled across India on a fantastic 2,300-mile jour-
ney, covering everything from Communistic upris-
ings to jungles and swamps. Page 6.
'VIENNA' SHAPED WITH HANDS, NOT HEART-A re-
view of former University creative writirg student
Alfred Slote's new book, "Lazarus in Vienna." Page 9.
LOEHR: ART IS A 'CIVILIZING PROCESS'-A profile
of a University fine arts professor who "lives the art."
Page 10.
LANGUAGE TRANSLATION-Machines are turning out
remarkably efficient copy and lessening man's work
load in this latest of scientific discoveries. Page 11.
ANN ARBOR THEATRE--A plea for more diversified and
intellectual dramatic fare and a discussion of ensuing
problems of audiences and productions. Page 12.
SUPPLEMENT EDITOR-Ernest Theodossin
SUPPLEMENT PHOTOGRAPHER-John Hirtzel
SUPPLEMENT ARTIST-Harriet B. Hamme
PICTURE CREDITS-Page 5: courtesy of Fine Arts De-
partment; Page 6: photograph by John F. Muehl; Page 7; left
photograph courtesy of John F. Muehl, right photograph cour-
tesy of News Service; Page 8: courtesy of Fine Arts Depart-
ment; Page 9: courtesy of Kanter Studio; Page 10: Daily
photograph by Sam Ching.

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