… Sunday, March 27, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Sunday, March 27, 1955T H E MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five GULLIVER'S TRAVELS: Traveler Must Build Strong HE International Relationships ON By ROY AKERS not a "literary" travel journal at getting the toy men of Lilliput and IT IS, so the words of the lyric all; that, rather, they were really the giants of Brobdingnag in pro- ver go, "A Big Wide Wonderful a literary vehicle for a fascinat- port...…
… Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, March 27, 195 Pa..Si TH.MIH.GN .DILYSunday. Mar!c, ,7 l!i I Through the Canals of Venice SWIMMING TO SKIING: Varied Meets Highlighted In World Sporting Events By DAVE GREY events. Pampiona will be the scene FROM the snow-laden mountain of the Run of the Bulls from July slopes in Norway to the inky 4-1, and the picturesque seaport blue waters of Hawaii, some of the of Barcelona will play host to the wo...…
… Sunday, March 27, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven I View Scenes--Bronte Home to Matterhorn FORMIDABLE MATTERHORN VIEWED FROM SWITZERLAND AN ENGLISH CATHEDRAL BRONTEPARSONAGE IN ENGLAND VAST WAIMEA CANYON ON THE ISLAND OF KAUAI IN THE HAWAIIANS OFFICIAL MAZE: Red T ape Creates 'Nightmare' Out of Prospective Trip Abroad ANYONE planning to travel abroad thisksummer, had bet- ter start working ta complete passport qualifications now. B...…
…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY ADVICE TO STAY-AT-HOME: Fight 'Traveleritus' a t With Globemanship (EDITOR'S NOTE: Although this supplement is primarily aimed at head wagging in good-humored (he prospective traveler abroad, un- amazement. doubtedly some readers won't get tie oppornity or don't feel the HIS THEN is point two, atti- ncinaton to leave the vicinity o tude So a: however, our dis- Ann Arbor this summer. The follow- rd.S ahwvr u i in a...…
…luncipy, March 271 F 955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine Locks GT undre Y s Celebration _ To Be Held W EN the ion hips begin mov- ing this year as the sprin' thaw bieks np the ice on the G E t Lakes, it will mark the hun- dredth year for shipping through a the locks at Sault Ste Marie-"The Miraele Mile." Exactly 100 years ago, June 18, the teamer Illinois passed through t the 'newly completed State locks .e bound for Lake Superior. In that fi...…
… T Sundcav. March 27. 1951 Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Ten TE MICHIGANDAILY Su4dv M1,17-7 -0 COEDS TOUR: Originality Sets off European Trip #, 1 4 By SUZANNE JESSUP ORIGINALITY, hard work and luck made a European trip possible for Sonja Valler, '58 and Kathleen Armstrong, '58. In January 1953, while still in high school in Kalamazoo, they decided to go to Europe. To fi- nance the proposed trip, they de- veloped the idea of selling...…
… Sumday, March 27, 1955 THE MICHIGAN+ DAILY Page Elevern Suedoy, March 27, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page EIever~ Florida Bids Frost-Bitten To Beaches f IRED of fighting crowds in Mason Hall, dodging traffic and studying? If this is true, a change of scenery might be in order during spring vacation. Florida will be the destination of many college students. During this season 61 Miami Beach hotels will participate in the package vacation plan...…
… Page Twelve THE'MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday. March 27, 195, PC. .. AYH Permits Inexpensive Excursions European Summers Now Easily Accessible For Many 'Roughers' By TAMMY MORRISON A BIKE, an American Youth Hostel pass and determination are all that is needed for a youth hastelrvacation in Europe this summer. American Youth Hostels, an or- ganization which has branches in all large cities, sponsors bike trips throughout Europe. Possession of an ...…
…unday, March 27, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Thirteen Film Festivals' Glamor i Continued from Page I) fm a ) the new French filmization of Compared to all nerally agreed, however, that Stendhal's "Rouge et Noir" wood's annual one-n e decision of the audiences here Here and there, film festivals Award ceremony se often shrewder than that made have also been incorporated into pathetic little splurg ntore impressive juries who are metropolitan...…
…I Sunday, Morch 27, 19 Page Fourteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Fourteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, March 27. 19] ANYONE FOR SNAILS? Tourists Find Foreign Foods Not So T ypical By ETHEL KOVITZ trouble finding pizza outside of "WHAT? No chop suey? Are you Rome or Naples. If he does dis- sure we're in China?" cover a place that serves pizza, he Confusing episodes such as this will probably find it rectangular have happened to American tour- ra...…
…ay, . March 27, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Fifteen C bavMach27,195 HE ICIGN DIL Pge ifee Architectural Landmarks in Europe TOWER OF LONDON AND THE TOWER BRIDGE IN THE FOREGROUND RAVEL UNLIMITED: genCIs Stock A to Z of Tours ByJANET REARICK sion through a European city A European traveler can select ['HIRTY-SEVEN glorious days, to the completely pre-arranged a tour which will take him to al- 14 glamorous ports," ". .. a three-month tou...…
…Page Sixteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, March 27, 1 /01r'so t[/CP e, ({X/Q pti 'mTHE BrA R LE T AIN T RiO Whether you plant a trip Soufh or getlyour Suitmter d wardr'obe set now, this is ari out fit that meets all requirements. The fabric is aflue nimported p5oplii that is ex pertly tailoredl by ltaspel in our natural j <shoulde r model. Overlaplpedlscous, hooked cen/er vent, flop pockets, plain trousers of course. Wear the sitl or the jacket ...…
…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 ...…
…SUNDAY. FEB.RUARY 27, 1955 THE -MICHIGAN DAILY Pdr , AGEY1TIAI 20TH CENTURY CRAFTSMANSHIP: Violin Maker Maddy Works in Ann Arbor By DEBRA DURCHSLAG many years to play a good violin POPULAR legend has it that in, and a strongly-made violin that story of fine violins began may take from 40 to 80 years be-f in the 17th century and ended in fore it "sounds." the early' 18th. It is true that during this period Playing causes the plates to v...…
…PAGE 12 THE V,*'CHiGAN DAILY SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 27 15 'U' MUSICOLOGIST: Prof. Cuyler Plays Parts o uthor, Teacher, Reviewer or (Continued from Page 7) commented, "and association with reviews. Being critical does ham- while doing research, and conduct- these people is both rewarding and per the enjoyment, but self-disci- ed negotiations between the Uni- stimulating." pline will combine both pleasure versity and Stellfield's heir, Ma- For th...…
