…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1946 A FACULTY FOR KNOWING: 'U' Boasts 'Typical Ph ;, By HARRY LEVINE EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the third ins a series of weekly articles onf aentiy per- sonalities. Prof. William Frankena meets all the popular requirements for a phil- osopher. He is tall, lean, almost ascetic- looking and obligingly follows the advice of fellow philosopher Vol- taire and "cultivates his own garden" Philo...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN IAfY THURSDAY, JUNE 2PAOE EIGHT TUVRSDAY, JUNE Navy Training Extension Service Offers Institute To Train Public Administration Experts Program Is To End JulyIst 1,455 Officers Graduated Here The University was one of 52 col- leges and schools throughout the country participating in the Navy's accelerated training program which officially ends July 1, with a record of 3,451 students enrolled and 1,455 graduated to...…
…PAGE EIGH1T T~HE WICTTJ A.N 0 ) I b SUNDAY, MAY 20, CORRESPONDENT'S REPORT: -, .-, A.la r u .... .. ...w.+ « Japan Will Quit as Defeat Becomes Obvious J _ ____ _., r.Y, "a; , C jIJ IF N AWS (EDITOR'S NOTE The Air Transport Command of the Army Airforec recent- ly took 13 American war correspondents on a 26,000 mile flying visit to military bases in the Pacific. The correspondents were received in conferences with all theceading mi...…
…714 L~VANDAL Idin' Our Time' Profits to IJ Arnciy Relief "k ""iT"y eayW(i Musical To Be Shown A t L 9, 10 Comedy Tells Story of Adventures of ASTP Men Stranded at Girls' College "IIIealso, 11' , Ytni fBe Oltr 'Pift-lp' D 39 e) v The profits from campus perform- ances of "Bidin' Our Time," Co. C's forthcoming original musical com- edy, will be donated to the Army Em- ergency Relief Fund, Sgt. Irwin B. Scup, business manager, announced...…
…___ ___ ___ __Tff t Y ji GAN DAILY G.M. Production Cut in Half; $75,000,000 Lost in Wages By The Associated Press tion volume they scheduled for De- DETROIT, Jan. 19-The General cember and January. Motors strike, now in its ninth week, Ford, which started assemblies in and work stoppages in related indus- .July and scheduled 85,000 passenger tries have cost hourly-rated workers 1cars by December 31, has only this in the automobile plants upwa...…
…THE ICHTGAN DAIlY SUNDAY, COLLEGE TRADITION: Annual Pre-War Union Opera / Has Nationwide Reputation For years one of the richest and oldest traditions at the University was the Michigan Union Operas. These operas were always presented by an all male cast. Every Christmas vacation the famed Michigan Union Opera casts would tour the East presenting their production to pack- ed, enthusiastic opera houses. Some of the earlier operas such as the...…
…Cotton To Rule Over Spring, Vacation Styles By MIRIAM CADY As precious brocades were sub- mitted to plain and simple pat- terns this winter, so cottons this spring will take on a new appear- ance with high styling empha- sized. Serious designers have gone in- to the business of cottons this year as never before to glorify the plain summer frocks as well as play and resort clothes. Textile manufacturers, too, of- fer a wider variety of cottons ...…
…music Sir ujauCx Dahlil MUSIC SU1PPLEMENTI'I SUPPLEMENT ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 20, 1947 May Festival May Festival, Recordings To Be Heard, May Festival Will C With Wagner Progi 'Ring' Operas Excerpts To Be Perfo By Helen Trau bel, Philadelphia Orc League, To Give Rackham Concerts Musical preparation for the May Festival will be offered stu- dents through the recorded per- farmances at the League and Rackham Bui...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAX, Transparent Fashion Featured by Diorski The Grass Is Riz? 0 0 13y DEA-I WTISONRLOOM Democracy may finally infil- trate into the illusive fashion world, according to Lili Diorski, world renowned camouflageur of housemaid's knee. Diorski, who in her college days! played left hatrack for the Paris college of Exterior Decorateurs, reveals that her latest fashion cre- ations-which she says "will put a sack on every ...…
…rw .... HEH MICHIG~AN DVA11JV 9t NDA PU, All 3,0t147 !UDERN WORK:- DreSton Second Symphony T BR PefIrmed at Festi r !-ilsberg Tou OU TSTA NIN: -ceetho Verdi Regio To Flr E ,t Wmrks highlight Concerts 1 Most modern of the works to be presented during the May Festival is the Symphony No. 2 by. Paul Creston, composed m 1944. "Conceivedf as an apotheosis of the two foundations of all music- song and dance," the work is writ- GTor .To GIv Fir...…
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….i ' i~ i 3APRtt~IL 20i, 194 THlE MCIA AL Personalities Vary Within Music Group Musician Owns Rare Far Eastern Flute Although the Philadelphia Sym- phony Orchestra is considered as a group, it is really the sum of the personalities and abilities of the individual members. William Kincaid, first flautist with the orchestra collects flutes, both as a hobby and as an aid to his profession. Most expensive is the platinum flute which Kincaid us...…
…GE six THE MIChICAN DAILY PIECING LIFE TOGETHER: War Memories Symbolized By Skirts Made of Scraps I The war left the world with the task of piecing together the rem- nants of life-like sewing differ- ent scraps of cloth on a lining to make them whole. In fact a recent visitor here, Mme. Adrienne M. Boisevain of Amsterdam, the Netherlands, started a movement among the women there to make skirts out of scraps as a symbol of the united world t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SNA,4l SUNDAY, A &i . 20, 1941 OM-4- . .. . E r.. 11 THE UNIVERSITY MUSICAL SOCIETY II an nu ncfs T 0 0 co CERT COUSE 4 I FOR NEXTYEAR- 1947-1948 .% I TRA STUDE T SERIES I °I 5 -CONCERTS - 5 PATRICE MUNSEL, Soprano. CLEVELAND ORCHESTRA DON. COSSACK CHORUS MINNEAPOLIS SYMPHONY ALEXANDER BRAILOWSKY, ± w s.*, November 9 * * , December2 * , , .Februaryl5s Pianist'. 0.0 o .0March,10 t...…
