… uj BIAS CLAUSE VOTE See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State ~ait1 VOL. LXI, No. 98 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1951 SIX PAGI * * * * * * * * Illarines NPA To Cut Co, Civilian Use Of Rubber Ruling Affects.WASHI -similar to 40,000_Products stitutional y The Wi WASHINGTON-(A)-The Na- quired com tional Production Authority yes-sthreatnd terday notified rubber manufac- sion throWi turers that natural rubber will be the ...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1951 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN I I 3t ROOMS FOR RENT MALE STUDENTS-2 room furnished apartment. Share kitchen and bath. Utilitiesfurnished. 325 E. Liberty. Ph. 3-8208 after 6 p.m. )32R ONE COZY DOUBLE, 2 half doubles near University campus for mature men students. Cooking privileges. Two baths with showers for 9 men. Constant hot water, gas heat. Shown by appointment. Call 3YP 794J. )24R MEN STUDENT...…
…a ,.1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY VI!' Cage rs .Use W e lscO onsin, VanderKuy ScoresindFinal Seconds to Shade Badgers . I rr'""4r" "r:. .rr' .. :ti?" frackmen Visit Cham aign.,,, .mss: : . t >rr'.:$ ":'i:r::';:::'<' :' ig i'': <i':;<">:":rRr-"; ":;":: J :;:;r;:;"s::::b: ' Special to The Daily MADISON - Michigan hoisted itself into eighth place in the Western Conference basketball race here last night by upsetting third place Wisconsin, 52-...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY BiasClause Vote T HE STUDENT Affairs Committee will vote today on whether or not a time limit should be adopted for the elimination of discriminatory clauses in the constitutions of student groups. This marks the last phase of a two year controversy, in which every argument for and against this move has been thorough- ly aired and considered. During the controversy, mistakes have been made by both the Student Legislature an...…
… JULnIJax, ESA$Y27, 1"" THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE. rm Reserve Officer TrainingUnits Will Hold Annual Military Ball Insignias of Armed Forces, Machine Gun, Rifle Men to Add to Official Atmosphere ClassesWill Learn Art of Ballroom Dancing *~ * *~ ' Atten-shun!I Michigan ROTC and NROTC units will be on duty from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. on March 9, when they present their annual Military Ball in the Union. BRIGHT UNIFORMS and shin- Coeds Chosen As Dele...…
… T HE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1951 'U' Synchrotron To Smash Atoms Campus Calendar Events Today SIGMA RHO TAU-Prof. Orlan Boston of the Engineering college will speak on "Critical Materials and Methods for the Present Emergency" at 7:30 p.m. in the Union. Students of engineering, archi- tecturb, and technology may at- tend the smoker, sponsored by Sigma Rho Tau, engineering speech society. VIOLIN AND PIANO - The first of a ser...…
…Y L ST. LAWRENCE SEAWAY See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State ~Iaii4 . t CLOUDY AND MILL) .v VOL. LXII, No. 99 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1952 SIX PAGES Silent Witnesses Block' Un-American Probers c">- DETROIT-(,1P)-Balky witnesses slowed the progress of the House Un-American Activities Committee inquiry into Communism in Mich- igan yesterday. Five.of the seven men put on the stand in the second day of the non-...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, I I I b,,, _ __ DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN mer employment may do so at that less he has filed formal application in time. the office of the Graduate School. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1952 VOL. LXIV, NO. 99 Notices Parking Permit Plates: On and aft- er March 1, the parking permit plate for 1951 will not entitle the holder to park his car in the restricted areas on the campus. The permit plate for 195...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FAGE THREE THE Ma ICHa GAN vDAP1-1L 1 Pa, n TUaWJ:.r iit G N laor Mt F v -d uck, sn Former Kentu Plead Gultyth icky Cagers o Conspiracy Three World Mark Holders Pace Ohio State Tank Squad Undefeated Records at Stake in Columbus; Hill, Jones, Elliott Lead Wolverines Tonight Four Conference Fives By DAVE LIVINGSTON The chips Will be down tonight when Michigan and Ohio State, a couple of perexrnial swimming powers who...…
…Toult THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, FOUR WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, St. Lawrence Seaway THE St. Lawrence seaway project, long a fabled international undertaking, is destined to become a reality within a few years. But whether it will go down in history as a joint U.S.-Canadian project or as a solely Canadian sponsored one will depend largely on the results of a hearing before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee which opened y...…
…WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY27, 1952 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FTVE 1952 Style Assembly Ball Set forFriday Semi-formal Dance Is Planned, Presented. By Independent Coeds ith Feb. 29 fast 'approaching, coeds are taking the advantages offered by leap year and inviting the man of their dreams to Assem- bly Ball, which will be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Friday in the League. The dance is semi-formal, meaning that women wear for- mals and men are to wear dar...…
…SIX "THE MICHIGAN DAILY I m TIME FOR THE VOTE: Territorial Students Hit LongDelayedStatehood By HELENE SIMON Stat hood for Alaska and Ha-, waii has been too long in coming, students from those territories de- clared yesterday. ' Commenting on the recurring campaign in Congress to add the forty-nintf' and fiftieth states to the Union, the students queried agreed that the legislature has been unjust in bantering the ques- tion around withou...…
… THE DANGER OF CATCH-PHRASES See Page 4 Y Lwn :4ati ;ate , y ,- 5 ti IH l 4. i,, Latest Deadline in the State CLOUDY AND COLDER VOL. LXIII, No. 98 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1953 SIX PAGES U I 0 Regent Cites Four Values Of Activities Connable Opens New SL Project By VIRGINIA VOSS Looking at student activities from the vantage point of a Re- gent-alumnus, Regent Alfred B Connable, '25, last night' praised campus orga...…
… PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1953 ____________________________________________________ __________________________ _________________________ I U Fritz Displays New Uniform DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN -Daily-Betsy Smith COLORFUL COP-Elmer Fritz, University Security Officer, sports a new blue uniform trimmed in gold. Fritz, who keeps law and order in the parking lot behind the Administration Bldg. by restricting parking t...…
… FRIDAY, FEBRVARY 27, 1953 T HE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE PAGE THREE from the Sidelines . . .By Dick Sewell 11 I Faculty Squ1 Teachers Win Hoop Tilt; Also CaptureWater Polo ads Down Students, 13-11 lam} THANKS TO A big assist from Old Man Mumps, Coach Matt Mann's unbeaten natators stand a real chance of splashing to an upset triumph over power-laden Ohio State in their annual grudge meet here tomorrow. Reports from Columbus indica...…
…Aj P'AGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1953 I I The Danger Of Catch-Phrases IN A RECENT speech before an assembled student group at Rollins College, Florida, General of the Army Omar N. Bradley pin- pointed one of the most pronounced psy- chological problems now manifesting itself in the thought of the American people. Bradley stated that the public must restrain itself in attempting to resolve the "tormenting" problems of...…
… FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1953 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE Weekend Events To Include Polgar Exhibition, Paul Bun yan Dance K.. s * * s 'U' Students Will witness PolgarShow Hypnotist To Feature Mind Demonstration; Flying Saucer Feats An attempt to solve the much- publicized mystery of the flying saucers will be made by Dr. Franz Polgar during his "Fun with the Mind" show, which will be pre- sented at 8:15 p.m. today in Hill Auditorium. In a...…
…} PAGE STX THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1953 PAGE SIX FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1953 SOLUTION MAY BE NEAR: City Garbage Disposal Causes Trouble By HARRY LUNN Ann Arbor's garbage disposal dilemma may move to some solu- tion in the near future. Both the City and the Univer- sity now sell their garbage to con- tractors who dispose of the bulk of it raw to farmers for hog feed.. BUT A PROPOSED State law which would end feeding of raw g...…
…SCELBA'S TROUBLE IN ITALY See Page 2 Y Latest Deadline in the State ~~ati CLOUDY, SNOW AND RAIN VOL. LXIV, No. 99 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1954 FOUR PAGES Wolverines Clinch Nocke layoff Berth Senate Vote Kills George Version of Bricker Plan f!'_ * * * * * * " Icers Rally To Scuttle 'GOP ORDERS CHECKUP Necessary Two-Thirds Fails by One No More Action Seen This Year WASHINGTON - (P) - The Senate killed ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY rATTTRnAV rV.RRTTAIDV 91 16XA THE MTCHTG~e~la 7/IIAIIVtATTrR'7E .RAE~ l~~ inAl llni. AX, r bust uAK x 47, ]:13s I Scelba's Trouble In Italy TALY'S GOVERNMENT is once again on the brink of complete confusion as Pre- mier Mario Scelba fights continually to hold his cabinet together. Booed and hissed last week by Leftist members of Parliament, the tough new Premier could scarcely speak as he made his bid for a vo...…
…SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE '"THREE SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE me, Wolverine Sports Calendar SIX MAIZE AND BLUE TEAMS SEE ACTION TODAY Track - 1:30 'Michigan State Normal and Ohio State at Yost Field House Gymnastics - 3:00 Northwestern at Intramural Building Gym Squad Opposes NU Here Today Bidding for its third straight dual meet victory Michigan's gym- 'M' Tankers Face Ohio State ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1954 EI!IRA RR: ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT HEAD: Sharfman Ends 40 Years Service SL Books Students may pick up their unsold books from 9 a.m. to noon today in the Student Book Exchange near Angell Hall Study Hall.j Books not picked up at this time will become the property of the Exchange.' ReadingAid Helps Marks Interest in the University re- medial reading program is "snow- balling," according to Dr. D...…
…v Turkey-Iraq Defense Pact See Page 4 L Latest Deadline in the State ~aiti SNOW FLURRIES, COLDER VOL. LXV, No. 100 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1955 SIX PAGES GER A S APPRO E P IRIS * * * * * * * * Icers Gain NCAA Tourney li 7_ ; 4', f ~' RAND O LAND TAPS WAY TO GULANTICS SECOND PLACE TIE Psurfs' First in Gulantics* Tenor, Dancer Split econ By SUE VERB The "Psurfs", 12 singers from the Lawyers Club, delig...…
… FILMS, MUSIC, FEATURES, SPORTS, FASHIONS SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1955 CHANGING TECHNIQUES: AFW .11 .9". [gLi it~gutn &tif THE SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN PAGE ON AV*& A r Steady Growth Seen in Matisse Works CHAPEL OF THE ROSARY OF THE DOMINICAN NUNS OF VENCE, PHOTOGRAPH SHOWS MATISSE'S STAINED GLASS WINDOWS AND ST. DOMINIC. By FRANK M. LUDDEN Instructor in Fine Arts fHENRI MATISSE was preparing to cele- brate his eighty-fifth bir...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1955 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1955 TONIGHT 8:15 FRY'S "A PHOENIX TOO FREQUENT" and "THE IOOR" by Anton Chekhov STUDENT RATE 99c General Admission $1.65 also Saturday and Sunday 8:15 P.M. Please make reservations early DRAMATIC ARTS CENTER NO 2-5915 327 South Fourth ww" Cinema SL quiId W. C. FIELDS and MAE. WEST 1y Liettle Chickadee Sunday at 8 only ARCHITECTURE A...…
… SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1955 PAGE 2 THE ,''CHIGAN DAILY PAPERBACK EDITIONS: Two 'Scholarly' Theatrical Books Reviewed By WILLIAM WIEGAND of what kind of "theater" he was THE paperback publisher pro- searching for.x vides the reader no greater "THE Idea of a Theater" is service certainly than that of re- frankly written by a scholar. - printing worthwhile books which Although the note on the author have either been too expensive in lists a...…
…SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA(ZV 1114 1 :21! *UNDA, FEBUARY27, 155 T~E M1HIEaA f&i.V JrAAY.NE l tZiALX D M' Track Team Wins by S Triangular Meet;-I ANNIVERSARY PRESENT: Matmen Overwhelm Ohio State, 27-5 Cagers Defeated Kramer Nets 19 in 96-84 Cage Defeat m trong Iowa Jquad A. Win Keeps Hawkeyes In Big Ten Title Fight IOWA CITY, Iowa -- Hawkeye cagers captured the first two points and were never headed as they ...…
…SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1955 THE MICHIGAN INDOOR SPORTS CONTEST: DAILY PAGE 3 Big TenChampions Up for Decision Saturday By PHIL DOUGLIS EVERY YEAR around this time as March blows in like a lion. along with it cones "Big-Ten" night, a vertable three ring circus of indoor sports events. Two months of prepaiation in dual meets, none of which count in the standings, have gone before, and all this culminates in one mad evening during which four...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICUIGAA DAILt SUNDAY, kkBKkJA$Y 27, 1956 PAGE FOUR ~UNI)AY, HWRUARY 27, ~ EMERGES FROM NEUTRALITY: Middle East Cautiously Aligns With the West THE RECENTLY-SIGNED Turkish-Iraqi Mu- tual Defense Pact ought not be considered lightly, for in its inception it links one of the more powerful of the Arab League countries with an ally of the United States. For many years this country has been trying to establish an effective colle...…
…PAGE 4 ONLY PICTORIAL VALUES: THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1955 Wid cres oeDefinit* rolm lIl r o l y ERNEST THEODOSSIN N15 ,w e i ea a m d t presentations on them. This mans and oppulent. But beyond this black and white in roor. But the "Brigadoon," with familiar Gene iN s 195,pweaCineamtmere itsr that a standard-siced film is en- these is little msore. scenic designer went to such ex- Kelly choreography, tried very firs apearnce...…
…SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 27,1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVER THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGI F!VK Members of League Dance Class To Demonstrate teps, Routines Spring Weekend To Feature Poster Contest, Skits, Derby ANOTHER GILBERT? Sophomore s Lyrics Win Contest Previews of the variety of dance steps students may learn by joining the League dance classes will be exhibited in a floor- show at the dance class mass meeting 4:15 p.m. Tuesday in the Leagu...…
…SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY M IM SUNAY.FEBUAR 2, 155 HE.ICIGA _DALY A i A Readers may call the Wom's staff, NO. 2-3241 to learn whe" Illustrations by Coralyn Fitz,'56 A&D clothes may be purchased. Inspired by the "long stemmed" spring silhouette, de- signers have given a new smartness to casual clothes suitable for dorm lounging. Above in "a" to "e" order. CUMMERBUND WAIST-CATCHER-A dashing red cum- merbund fashions the...…
…PAGE TH MICHIGAN DAILY SUNRAY, FEBRUARY 27,1951S PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1955 AFTER 38 YEARS: Chief Zahn Ends Fire Fighting Career Verdi Opera To Receive 2 2 MILLION EXCESS: U.S. School Enrollment Over Capacity By JIM DYGERT In 38 years and seven months, Ann Arbor's Fire Chief Ben Zahn has missed only one fire "that amounted to anything." Except for a blaze that took place while he was away at a fire chiefs' co...…
…PAG E 6 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1955 MODERNIST MATISSE: Note Continual Growth in Works of Late French Painter (Continued from Page 1) talents and the gradual elimina- one. It was the struggle to attain Even in the early 1900's when Matisse's development and pro- tion of crudities and impurities in consistency. Matisse was being called a "wild gress over the years has rarely his performance. In all this how- beast" by the pu...…
…FILMS, MUSIC, FEATURES, I rf t 4:3 SPORTS, FASHIONS IL 4ItRIIa THE SUNDAY MAGAZINE SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1955 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN PAGE ON CHANGING TECHNIQUES: Steady Growth Seen in Matisse Works CHAPEL OF THE ROSARY OF THE DOMINICAN NUNS OF VENCE, PHOTOGRAPH SHOWS MATISSE'S STAINED GLASS WINDOWS AND ST. DOMINIC. By FRANK M. LUDDEN Instructor in Fine Arts HENRI MATISSE was preparing to cele- brate his eighty-fifth birthday when he died last ...…
…SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE7 CLOSE TO MADDING CROWD: Mason Hall Lobby Packing Them In EDUCATION EN MASSE-Unlike the ignorant masses of American intersections, this is an educated mass of a Michigan intersection. Monday through Friday, at 10 and 11 a.m. they congregate in Mason Hall lobby-some going to class, some coming from class and some just rolling with the tide. PROF. LOUISE CUYLER: Variations on Many Themes -Da...…
…PAGE 2 THr MICHIGA MNDAII Y e, lklnA .- .. . ... nre PAGE 2T I IF Al.1 l lCtAM-rvAI-I bfU Y -1VtAY2i15 PAPEREACK EDITIONS: Two 'Scholarly' Theatrical Books Reviewed By WILLIAM WIEGAND of-what kind of"ieater'" he.was THE paperback publisher pro- searching for. vides the reader no greater "T HE Idea of a Theater" Is service certainly than that of re- frankly written by a scholar. printing wrthwhile books which Although the note on the aut...…
…f- PAG E 8 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 4 VERDI'S OPERA TO BE GIVEN: Falstaff Performance Very Difficult Matter By DONALD KRUMMEL i e apn A PERFORMANC of Verdi's with a profound intellectual con- realize that an opera depends on Falstaff is a feat of which ception, a combnation found else- the art of music, which has the this campus should be justly where in operatic music only in power not so much to establish proud. To everyone's admission, the w...…
….WNDAY,-,,fEBIWAR 5 - - f 1. , Y 27, 195 TilE MIC141GAN IDAILY PAGE 3 INDOOR SPORTS CONTEST: Big Ten Champions Up for Decison Saturday EV" ^AR iosts time S Mas March blows in like a lion, sasti long with It comes "Big-Ten" ken's 6tght, a \ertabl6' fhi e ring cIrcus be fi of idoor sports events. ship Two months of preparation in fere fOa s n etsnone of which count in the stndins, have gon fe'ore, sa and all this culminates in one mad r even...…
…SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE 9 SOUTHERN GOTH IC: Realism in Faulkner's M tical Pastures ed-even today-by whirh Main- "Now what?" Gavin asked, highei tiibute than this to be paid, my installed bim in his herst isp- "What are you waitine for now?' for wben peop1e are embarrassed ci. "y receipt," Lucas said, thry usually eithe il1ughb or cry. p S OME of Faulkner' smplest And tbr irony lies in the tart William Fasulknei lis ro...…
…PAGE 4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 27, .1955 PAE4TEMIHGNDIL UDY"FBUR 7 . 195 ONLY PICTORIAL VALUES: Wide Screens Pose Definite Problems By ERNEST THEODOSSIN IN 1952, when Cinerama made its first appearance, there were few who foresaw the far-reaching effects it would have upon the motion picture industry. But some two and a half years later, Holly- wood has found technical inno- vations an immediate answer to its financial probl...…
…PAGE 10 THE MCHIGA NDAILY CI JLIK~nL CEN ,A'fKY1LI,1P9-? JUI IUAY ff3RJ iY 27, 1955 WE HAVE the inimitable songs of TOM LENRER His Lyrics, His Music, His So-Called Voice and Piano VOLUME I (Volume I /is expected very soon) Also, We Have "THE INVESTIGATOR" y sW udic PC e -ftte 300 South Thoyer Just West of Hill Auditorium Phone 2-2500 and 8-7200 _ " , ; -# K4 ; ' ,^ '' . , ' > h t e , . _?.. 5 3 3 1 , 'n ' A }- 44 ^ti .... L+. . . ,, ,, ...…
…SUNDAY, FERUiARY 27 1'5 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,S Readers may call the Vomen's staff, NO. 2-3241 to learn where clothes may be purchased. fnspirdd by the "long stemmed" spring silhouette, de- signers have given a new smartness to casual clothes suitable for dornVilounging.. Above in '"a" to "e" order. CUMMERBUND WAIST-CATCHER-A ddshing red cum- merbund fashions the versatile black; three-piece outfit by Jonathan Logan. Both the circular skirt ...…
… SUNDAY,EEBRUARY_?,_1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 20TH CENTURY CRAFTSMANSHIP: PAGE 11 w Violin Make By DEBRA DURCHSLAG many years to play POPULAR legend has it that in, and a strongl that story of fine violins began may take from 40 t in the 17th century and ended in fore it "sounds." the esrly 18th.Plyncasst It is true that during this period Playing causes th the modern violin was developed, brate more sympat when the names of the Italian mo...…
…PAGE 6 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 27 1 S PAGE. 6sr THE iCCA DAILY -\l IirA , ,IIAPY \ t 7 .1,J MODERNIST MATISSE: Note Continual Growth in Works of Late French Painter I (Continued from Page 1) talents and the gradual elimina- one. It was the struggle to attain Even in the early 1900's when Matisse's development and pro- tion of crudities and impurities in consistency. Matisse was being called a "wild gress over the years has rar...…
…SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 195 I PAGE 12 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'U' MUSICOLOGIST: Prof. Cuyler Plays Parts of Author, Teacher, Reviewer I I (Continued from Page 7) while doing research, and conduct- ed negotiations between the Uni- versity and Stellfield's heir, Ma- dame von Strydonck. Prof. Cuyler has held several positions in national music groups. She is National Secretary for the American Musilogical Society, and is past chairman of the Musico...…
… SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1955 THE MICHiGAi DAILY PAGEF 7 SNA, FEBRUARY.27,.1955.THE.MICH ...... DAILY 7 CLOSE TO MADDING CROWD: Mason Hall Lobby Pckitem n EDUCATION EN MASSE-Unlike the ignorant masses of American intersections, this is educated mass of a Michigan intersection. Monday through Friday, at 10 and 11 a.m. they sugregate in Mason Hall' lobby-some going to class, some coming from class and some just rolling X4,h the tide. PROF. LO...…
… .PAGE - 8 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. FEBRUARY, 271, - 1955 VERDI'S OPERA TO BE GIVEN: By D A PER Falstf this cam proud. T performa even the by it a Falstaff Performance Very Difficult Matter ONALD KRUMMEL FORMANCE of Verdi's with a profound intellectual con- realize that an opera depends on aft is a feat of which ception, a combination found else- the art of music, which has the should be justly where in operatic music only'in power not ...…
…SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE 9 SOUTHERN GOTHIC: Realism in Faulkner's ythical Pastures ed-even today-by which Main- "Now what?" Gavin asked. higher tribute than this to be paid, my installed him in his first diap- "What are you waiting for now?" for when people are embarrassed er. "My receipt," Lucas said. they usually either laugh or cry. SOME of Faulkner's simplest And the irony lies in the fact William Faulkner has r...…
…-AGE 10 TWE weMIC ;*'N 'DAILY ISNDAY. TE RY 27. 1995 PAGE. rio TNF . v .r~l te a s". DArv:ar., r tUt'4DAY " .PF r i~*ftY 7 l. e WE HAVE the inimitable songs of TR R His Lyrics, His Music, His So-Called Voice and Piano VOLUM EI (Volume IIis. expected very soon) Also, We Have "TRE INVESTIGATOR" The Iusic CPnte 7 300 So# *TI hayer Just West of Hill Auditorium Phone 2-2500 and 8-7200 r u'' _ < m ., i :,,r Jy - _/ 1.. r.. 5.^l.{fir! % b. NN ...…
