…7GHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY Foxy Grandpa Khrushchev' leaves .Path of Successes ., . __ ____ :. 1 $ I DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN ____________________________*~\.*lI By JAMES MARLOW Associated Press News Analyst WASHINGTON - The world's number' one foxy grandpa is Ni- kita S. Khrushchev. He dreamed up a crisis and then, at no cost to him, got pne thing after another he wanted. President Dwight D. Eisenhower's Monday news conference added the la...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN 1957-'58 Lecture Course INFORMATIVE PUBLICS AFFAIRS Famed British Actor. EMLYN W~i LLIAMS /. ", 4 WMi..e wd .4.d 7N ORMAN COR WIN " A P ri arpmThwfro p,..itl..0 NOV. 22- EMLYN WILLIAMS in Dylan Thorh~as' "A Boy Growing Up:" FEB. 10 -- HUMPHREY-MORTON DEBATE FEB. 24 -ARTHUR LARSON "Our International Relatons" U. .Senator OUGULAS Interviewed by Newsweek, Christian Science Monitor and Backgrou...…
… I PAG E GIT 'THE MICHIGAN DATTIV 1~FRAV CT(lft 1fiMU- rsblut]1Y, VlilVd7rL'.[1r la itY °, ONE-HUNDRETH ANNIVERSARY: Student Group Began Lecture Series Q. WHILE LIONS ROAR: BY PHYLLIS LIPSKY TheBUniversity Lecture Course, which celebrated its one-hund- reth anniversary this fall, had its beginning in a student sponsored movement. In response to student demands a group called the Student Lec- ture Association was set up in 1854 on a on...…
…PAGE EIGHT Spartan Fans Rejoice After' MSCVictory' (Continued from Page 1) '53, who performed as a twirler last year. Sam Szor, '52, SM, joined vete- ran baton twirler Floyd Zarboch, '53, to shoulder his share of the twirling burden during yesterday's pre-game and halftime entertain- mEnt. Dull gray skies and summertime heat prevailed as the stadium-full of football fans watched the sea-. son opener. The sun broke through to shine only twice; ...…
…YI e MUSIC SUPPLEMENT Latest Deadline in the State i MUSIC SUPPLEMENT VOL. LXI ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1950 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1950 'U' Philharmonic To Perform Dec. 3 at Hill Beecham Heads Royal Symphony Ann Arbor concert-goers will be treated to an unprecedented ap- pearance ofnthe Royal Philhar- monic Orchestra of London, Eng- land Sunday, Dec. 3 when this eminent musical body is presented by the University Choral Uni...…
…PAGE TWO ..... UJ I A . .. 5 .A . C.L P.t 3 LiL CTTVnAV_ nV.TARVIW. 1. 149A 1 iT I~MT 1,111CAT I 2LALA Thr~ II mumuJVaxJ 5, UuF'1A UFLJEim 1, 1951!J F SLAVIC SONGFEST: Don Cossacks Chorus Will Sin Dance Here Boot-shod cossacks will invade Ann Arbor, this year when the 29 members of the celebrated Don: Cossack Chorus and Dancers will take over the stage of Hill Au- ditorium in an evening of rous- ing Russian songs and tender lul- labies...…
…arNDA'Y', amoimR i, i990 5 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE SUNDAY, OCTOIER 1, 1950 ?AGE MEl EMPEROR'S ENTERTAINER: Violinist Morini Famed ForSparldingRecord, y .P- Singing Slide Rule Experts MUSICAL MISSION: 150 Concerts Scheduled For Cleveland Orchestra .. - .. Violinist Erica Wrini, who play- ed for the Emperor of Austria when she was eight years old, will appear in Ann Arbor January 11 at the sixth concert in the Choral Union Series....…
…w t! ,r , o THr Mri4~TfGA!'q OILY TM~VAT, AXT&TST 22, 1950 0 UNIVERSITY MUSICAL SOCEY ' Ai i1 1950-51 /CA UNHON SE~IE SiR THOMAS BEECHAM GEORGE SZELL TEN CONCERTS HELEN TRAUBEL, Soprano....... BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, Charles Munch, Conductor........ CLEVELAND ORCHESTRA, George Szell1, Conductor........... SOLOMON, Pianist ."............... POLYTECH CHORUS OF FINLAND, Ossi Elokas, Conductor....... ..... . ROYAL PHILHAR...…
