…-- . --; -4 -' --j 2 -j - 71 low I;r 4A - a * IRNPMNMINF I -0 ' ' J.. . - . - -. A Ax Page Twenty-four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, February -7, 1957 II -. II MAGAZI1N E SECTION P Sfrtli~tn ttil Thursday, February 7, 1957________________ ____________ FEATU RI Political Sceri and Music Revie U 0'The King Conversation( ERYO E Punch Maga I A RBOR ! USS Wolverh 40 Arturo Tosca SHOPS AT Television-P~ ...…
…Thursday February 7 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Thirteer H ollywood Ifltration Old Mo0ies Are Often More Popular Than 'Live' TV Shows Distressed Producers Are Discovering TORTURED-Greer Garson, a popular 'suffering' heroine during the 1940's is currently making the television rounds in some of her best 'agony' films. In 'Random Harvest' (top) Ronald Cole- man's amnesia makes her life unbearable, and in 'Mrs. Miniver' bottom) Walter Pidgeo...…
… lw " -A 1w qpr9 ----1m - Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thu sdayl FaIbru ,rv,7. 195'7 Thursdoy February7 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ............_......______________......UT__ * Y !*" 17J.1 r Hollywood Infiltration THE THREE MUSKETEERS' .a scene from the MGM film (See Story, Page 13) fri., sat., sun. 8:15 no 2-5915 clifford odet's broadway and hollywood success 3 CONTENTS NORTHERN MICHIGAN -A contrast between the busy life of a ...…
…Page Fourteen T HE MIC H IGA N D A ILY Thursday, February 7197 PageFoutee TH MIHIG NIDILYTh ,/ , 1 I 'THE KING AND I' It Still Remains a Photograph of a Broadway Play By ERNEST THEODOSSIN gether with such precision and the film's participants. This makes Jerome Robbins' choreography, THE KING AND I, one of last genuine grace, that on their merits the artist's camera serve the same originally designed for the stage year's most prosperous ...…
…- 7) ~ -, .r U - - -~ - - W.~ - a. F U-IF A -4w A -51- _ y y -WNW .w ~ -~ -A -IPW-- 4 . w -. , Ir. I A -. . a I - Page Twenty-two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, February 7, 1957 Thursday February 7 1957 THE MICH;IGAN DAILY MUSIC REVIEWER: The Criteria eFor Cr iticsm NOT IN TEXTBOOKS: A Look at Politics, Politicians. NORTHERN MICHIGAN Contrast Between the Busy Life of a Resort City and Silent Life of a Hidden Bog (Continu...…
…t Thursday February 7 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Fifteen A Tr*ibut.:e to t ne State The 'Michigan' Has Played Significant Parts in an Assassination, Training of Troops and Peacetime Work By RICIlERD SNYDER monious boundary attlements., being negotiated, the Pritish pro Daily staff Wrtr 1 several strains involving disarm- tested against the Michigan's arm- 1TH Michigan anxiously anti- aments arose during its infancy, ament fittings. The S...…
… * , . .- V I .- ' ., ..;\. x page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, February 7, 1957 Thursdav Februarv 7 1957 THE MICHIGAN- DAILY ...a.... ...... T . ..,,i...,.... l .. , " - - -- Punch Magazine 4- EDUCATION An Editorial Revolution Has Achieved A Striking Change 'As Many Avenues of Satisfaction As Possible' Is Recomr By Psychology Prof. Cutler By VERNON NAHRGANG Daily Staff Writer A British humor magazine re- cently depar...…
…Dage Sixteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY T' ursday, February 7, 1957 > T elevision Advancements TIo N ~Probably 1VilJBe More Technluical Than, artistic By LARRBY INHORN 15:,tlei son nosw f'ncesitsoffer in n or e thain radio iwhInnit,'tppe'ts thait waypiresently. Afters Btt if it is, if "lb' pnresentinttit Datily TelevisionWrter tan' teat vears. Somne say ti rahsmiddle a'ti'al,tietcentin iradio's earliest dayscisnia ith toot'idtanced equip- konHAS be...…
…S. -. -.4 - - a ..' . ... _ t k . - -, -. -.1 .. 4 , " ! l Page Twenty THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, February 7, 1957 Thursdav Februaryv7 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY , , . I THE CONVERSATIONAL LO( UEreeneN Student Store UNIVERSITY A Penetrating Analysis of the Collegiate Appearance That H Into a New 'Way of Looking' AT 1213 S. By MICHAEL KRAFT Daily Staff Writer EVERYBODY knows how to talk. It's a basic form of com...…
…* Thursday February 7 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seventeen THE RECORD OF A SHIP It Can Even Cast Its Spell on Activities of the Land (Continsd fomtPace 5) lake frontiers, together with original launthing site at Fre, r ISTORY recoids little of note on the Gre Lakes the Wolverine Canada's lukewain senforcement Pennsylvania. The Navy little ex- on the success of her immedi- was able to operate free of these government was going to tolerate of ...…
…. . _ ,. ~ 4, Thursday, February 7. 1957 *- w Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday February 7 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ..,J ..... .... . rte. I HOW TO AN] TALK AT B NOTICE FRIENDS PEOPLE COMMENCEMENT .. opening the conversation THE SHIFTING OF THE EYES ...boosting the ego of your friends AN OLD ROUTINE. ... remaining detached and uninvolved E/ecro*ue Waving is Here! FINLAND (Continued from Page 14) have been nothing else b...…
…Page Eighteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, February 7, i 957 f ARTURO TOSCANINI He Corrected the Abuses of Tradition, Carried On a Never-Ending Search for Perfection in All He Did By DAVID KESSEL twist the works of composers to Ite original intentions of most amazed to find that the sound he tation. His La Mer is several steps THE recent death of Arturo Tos- more or less suit their own pur- composers. A good example is the imagined to come ...…
…y .. .. ...d ) A - . .R. -4 4 Page Eighteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, February 7, 1957 Thursday February 7 1957 THE MICHIGAW DAILY ARTURO TOSCAN-INI A comprehensive survey taken by our writer indicates the Conversational Look is used more often by college students tha other leading looks combined. He Corrected the Abuses of Tradition, Carried On a Never-Ending Search for Perfection in All He Did By DAVID KESSEL recent deat...…
…,, Thursday February 7 1957 T HE MIC H IGA N DAI1LY Poge Nineteen Thursday ebruary 1957%TH MICHIGA DAILY1P 1 1Iq;;ntee I FINLAND (Continue ifrom Pag- 1) have been nothing else but the Finnish word for "American." Still others came out of the house - there must finally have been ten or more - and each came forward to shake my hand. When we went inside, I dis- covered that I had met only a portion of the family outside; there were addition...…
…rf "- A }x T4I iiuieuy l kiLJi.II yI I .g.. THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pae Eiht THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, February 7, 1957 k nursacy rearuary i 7] , _ 1W New Englan d Sints:" THE RECORD OF A SHIF It Can Even Cast Its Spell on Activities of the Lan "New England Saints," by Aus- tin Warren; Ann Arbor, Uni- versity of Michigan Press; 192 op.; $3.75. O strains compose the New England character, according to Professor Austin Warren,...…
…Page Twenty THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, February 7, 1957 reenes Student Store AT 1213 S. UNIVERSITY GIVES HOUR SERVICE Here's How: -.d .1,W Modern Equipment Qualified Personnel Lab Tested Methods Experienced Management Convenient Location MODERN EQUIPMENT-QUALIFIED PERSONNEL These Services Available at Our Student Store 1-HOUR SHIRT LAUNDRY -.DAY- (NRQET (fOU ON REQUEST) -HOU DRYCLEANING 1DAY-( And ...While you wait, flu i cro lea...…
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…Thursday February 7 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Twenty-one Thusda Fbrury 157 HE ICIGA DALYPaa Te..y-a..r EDUCATION 'As Many Avenues of Satisfaction As Possible' Is Recommended By Psychology Prof. Cutler By DIANE FRASER ing Psychology 51 and a graduate 1a1y Staff Writer seminar, plu:: i- n several "pEOPLE OUGHT to have asi research projects and publishing many avenues of satisfaction ° book on elementar statistics. open to them as possib...…
…pwm - ---Mmp ARE- 1-1;: THE MICHIGAN DAILY F.. 4~ 4lo Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, February 7, 1957 T rI tt GeUahU) rUi~LJ nr E 195'7.. i nursaay rearuciry i 1 7 _ - - THE POLITICAL SCENE A Tribute to the State Politicul Science Courses Naively Ignore Dirtier Aspects The 'Michigan' Has Played Significant Parts in an Assa; Training of Troops and Peacetime Work By JAMES DYGERT IT CAN be said, and has been, that the ...…
…t Page Twenty-two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, February 7, 1957 MUSIC REVIEWER: NOT IN TEXTBOOKS: The Criteria A Look at Politics,_Politicians not too hard to believe that while or i sman official is swindling the public est men have avoided the ugli- niving of politics to accomplish ness of politics, and, as a result, things which, because they are out of some of its money he is al- know little or nothing about its honest, would be motivated...…
…~ - - - ---------------- - -. - U - ~-~---~r------------- ~ .- - - U w - - w -~ ~ ~. w -w -~- - -.7 A -ow, --F --:7- .& I w w ..10 s ..4 h .! a.. .. , 4: Page Fourteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, February 7, 1957 Thursday February 7 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'THE KING AND I'. It Still Remains a Photograph of a Broadway Play A Finnish Journey Traveling in the Pine-Wrapped Corner of the Eart] By ERNEST THEODOSSIN THE KING A...…
…Thursday February 7 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PnnP -retytat " " " -- " .. --... ,. 1 - -1 1 rucy, t t wettty-trtrcc t r r 'EASY TERMS': PUNCH MAGAZINE: NORTHERN Change: Cover and Contents M ICH IGA N <c -- ----____ - - -- --- This revolution began with the was looked down on y the upper but short articles often treating(naming of Malcom Muggeridge as class in the 1930's and almost died the British way of life as a com- editor of the humor ...…
…- .VFW - W -, .. V_ ,-_ k - -sw-**.- - w w Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, February 7, 1957 Thursday February 7 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY . ,..,. .E.....,.. J . . . J E THE MUSIC REVIEWER A Listing of Criteria A Reviewer Should Use in Criticism By BRENDAN LIDDELL Daily Music Reviewer OF ALL the printed word on the " editorial page, probably none are read by so few, but have such effect, as the music review! Com- ment...…
…Page Twenty-four TEMCIA AL THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, February 7, 1957 AM end VERYO EVERYONE* 4 IN ANN ARBOR SHOPS AT I Il YOUR COLLEGE BOOK STORE 336 S. State Street NEW AND USED BOOKS i I I 'I …
…J-HOP Monday, February 7, 1955 1 Ligt in &tdi ExR Prc:Mie rADla i GE 1 J.op - H Tommy and Jimmy Dorsey, orchestra and singer, entertami 350 dancing couples at J-Hop "Bali-Hai" theme and Southi Sea Islands mnotif added to the gala aioo:he £the 1955 J-Hop …
…Page Two THF l'HIGAkI DAIl V I- y .- rL- F L- ,YI, %- I f, %0 ~1,4 Un, L- I Monday, February 7, 1955 I N EW AND USED B K S SLATER'S Your College Bookstore 336 S. State St. CLASSIFIEDS FOR SALE FOR RENT ARMY-NAVY type Oxfords-$6.88. Sox, ONE OR TWO GIRLS to share 4-room 39c; shorts, 69c; military supplies. furnished apt. on Arch near Packard Sam's Store, 122 E. Washington. )26B and State. NO 3-3472 after 5 P.M. )20C 1951 CHEVROLET four ...…
…Monday, February 7, 1955 List Year's Best Films (EDITOR'S NOTE: In accordance with its yearly custom, The Daily presenti its selection o the year's 9 best films.) By CYRIL CELLULOID 1. Hewig Zegan's masterful direc- tion and the clever camera work of Ching Ching Kong made Off the Docks the year's most memor- able film experience. Who can for- get Garlan Brunch beating Mae Hopticar with the celery stick, the fight between the longshoremen and t...…
…Page-Four THr- WMA K t S AI! I Pae oumTIEAAt i fA1t FvA a *3~I4 L Y M IJonday, February 7. 1955 Hawaiian Isles Theme Sparks Annual J-Hop Bali fH'ai Scene Starts Weekend of Celebration The University's most festive weekend of the year was climaxed Friday night with the 1955 J-Hop 4 "Bali Hai" when Tommy and Jim- my Dorsey and their orchestra played for 1300 dancing couples. Decorated in a Hawaiian Island motif, the Intramural Building wa...…
…Mandav. Februarv 7. 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Poge Five rviui iuuy, I UvI u%-J , y NAMES. *.. (Contatioed from Pager d) Tom Boyle and Mary Ellen DeLal- la: Fank L,. BravY, Jr. and And- rey Ann Schaefer; Elliot B3radasi and Nellie Bradus:; Richard Brendl- er and Phyllis Brender:; Richard Brewer and Diane Dowvsett; Char- les Bristol and Lois Windver; Date oBroderick and Bever'ly Sihea: Cliarles Brooks and Ginger Reed; Alan E. Brown and Helen ...…
…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY -P-ge S ix THEI Mr TICHN IIfNICAN DILY4 11-1 A Tom Gibson and JoAnne Yates; N A * * Dick Gilca and Mildre Zeder; Don Gilger and Flo Arnold: Bob Gil- (Csariaca fom ace5) low and Nancy Wright; Shcldon Ginns and Carolc Karp: Jin GIIANT L3ABEL AND DOSE- Glanvillc and MVary, Dwycr; Martin .MA1,V HICKS; Norman Galsel Goldman and Coots Glass; R'ich- and Gabcrs on and P og y Zuecci; Stuat NMJitceal Glass man and ionsa d...…
…moilfov. lohmoly 1, IQY T111 NMIC hIGAN PAIl 11111a1: tlulehue Field! lii i~it I sttllt t u luiii it 1 .r t , t ItiuM 1t iiviuiiiiitit I litttttl tiiv hhiiiifitiiiiiit Rlit lvi: iit '!!. , li t tf" R:i tIittl~ ttttt l ui f1t1 (i l ii .1:t\' Ii:11 li ll~v :ttii :lit 1' \' t vh t 'RI , I t,1i tt: iii~lR1,+li" iith~ tvlR {A;i i C: ' :ttti ti'.o Nll : i ,t it 1\ii viifi ft' Ri dt",t:ttiii t viiii+ i Rh iiiif lliR"t ..cli ttRi th iRi V'lli RR I...…
…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Monday, February 7, 1955 Microclean CtEAN UNDER THE MICROSCOPE Microclecn-the beautiful way to clean clothes! -Day Shirt Service PHONE NO 2-3231 -DflY or NIGHT …
…Monday, February ~/, 1955 T HE MI CH IGA N DA IL Y Page Nine Mod1 ebur ,195TEMCHGNDIY aeNn NAMES... (Continued from Page 7) William Leibengood and Ginny McWhirter; Marvin ~aeech and Janice Guyton; George Lempio and Nancy Park; Tom Leopold and Laurie Nath; Allan Levy and Don- na Westerlund; Tom Levy and Nora Lee Smokler; Dean Leith and Elizageth Elliott; Franklin Lemkey and Virginia O'Conner; James Le- ven and Arline Popper; James L. Lewis...…
…Page Ten T HE MI CH IGA N D A ILY Monday. February7. 15 _gTe.EMC IA AIYMsinsyr , FehreUrsr7 1(r , F I ® ,a"" Flowers- i iJ for your Valentiney UNIVERSITY FLOWER SHOP 523 East Liberty Street (} <" > ><==>tt"«>o< ===><-"">0 -y <--y o< . <==>o<---yo j I I .. I %Inay//ower )keitauran SPECIALIZING in WAFFLES 7:00 A.M.-9:00 P.M Everyday artd'iny, 4vitiontrt c~nd A- - - - - t i 1 f I Ii I' ', I _- i 7 1 s R 1 I i A r J 1 i z i Z 1 r ...…
…Monday, February 7, 1955 T HE MI CH IG AN D AI1LY ModaFerar",'95 H MCIGNDAL . e , F.. . Beaeon Set For Applied Botany Class By ANNY NONOMOUS "The need for applying the fun- damentals of botany has led me to approve the establishment of a beacon that will be placed in the middle of the arboretum," Uni- versity President Harlan Catcher announced last week. President Catcher explained, "This beacon will allow the stu- dents to go to the arbor...…
…Page Twelve T HE MIC H IGA N DA IL Y MVondav Februnrv 7 19S5 PagVTwly, TEMCHIyNDIY7 , 1 7 igns American Puckster By NANOOK OF THE NORTH Michigan hockey coach Vic Hoo- ligan rocked the sporting world late last night when he announced that the Wolverines had signed their first American icer of all time. x He is Amos Basoon, a 39 year old grad student who played on an industrial team for many years. The team represented a large manure plant...…
…Monday, February 7, 1955 Girls Rip T HE M IC H IGA N D A ILY Page Thirteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Thirteen Varsity, 28-0 *1' By DILL POUGLISm andBEE SNOBERTSON In the mud and rain of historic. Palmer Field, an all-girl all star football team smashed Michigan's mighty varsity 28-0 yesterday in one of history's great upsets. The broads of Dr. Margie Bong, who last week challenged Binnie Boosterbum's varsity to the game, were so good that ...…
…Page Four teen T HE MI CH IGA N D A ILY Monday, February 7, 1955 Page ourten TE MIHIGANDAIL Monay, ebrury ,15 Se, the sororiti'es andf fraternities of the University o Michigan, join together in support of the worthy campaign for the March o Dimes -XII an it ACACIA ALPHA CHI OMEGA ALPHA DELTA PHI ALPHA DELTA PI ALPHA EPSILON IOTA ALPHA EPSILON PHI ALPHA EPSILON P1 ALPHA GAMMA DELTA ALPHA OMICRON PI ALPHA PHI ALPHA TAU OMEGA ALPHA XI DE...…
…Monday, February 7, 1955 Top Off Your Evenings aIt the MILK MAID DiIVENN RESTAURANT Open 11 A.M - 12:30 P.M 3730 Washtenaw Near Pittsfield Village ORDERS TO GO-NO 8-7146 ' will JDRUG CaSTORE Prescriptions Drug Sundries Student Supplies Magazines Stationery Fountain Service YOUR REXALL STORE ON THE CAMPUS 340 S. State Phone NO 2-0534 F 1 ' _I JOIN THE MARCH OF DIMES - -, a ~texture,.. 195 . Take strides in the luxury leather of Winthrop C...…
…Page Site THE MICHIGAN DAILY Monday, February 7, 1955 Page Sixteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Monday, February 7, 1955 Paul Bunion Wrapped in Sock at DBS fy JOHN BUNYAN their tip off from the manageir of to the Stadium in a 1934 Mercedes Special investigators from the the Capitalist Market in Ann Ar- Benz on a dark night in Decembe: Michigan State Cop School yes- bor. He reporotedly overheard two while members of the Athletic de- terday rounded up...…
…Monday, February 7, 1955 T HE MI CH IGA N D A ILY Page Seventeen Monday, February 7, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Paae Seventeen A NOTED ARCTIC BASSO: Eyezik Wail To Howl With Gong Today By IGLEHORN GORP ;..:.... >,,',,. Eyezik Wail, noted Arctic basso ill appear in the 13%!2 Coal Onion Series concert at 6:01 a.m. today in Slope Auditorium. He will be as isted by J. Arty Rank on the Chinese gong. Wail's early musical training took place in ...…
…Page Eighteen T HE M IC H IG AN D A ILY M d.A^. Fnkr.- 7 1aZ mona y, reuruory I, 1955 Support the March of Dimes FINGERLE LUMBER COMPANY Support the March of Dimes THE LEWIS & FRISINGER CO. Hark ye v Clad in s armou Gazing ou Altruists, Turning r Toward tI assem Pointed sl Of the Big Narcissists: vision in the mirror, elf-wrought, self-hewn Marching Phalanx, each one sr, bearing z, Spear and mirror in his hand, it, not gazing down on, W...…
…Monday, February 7, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nineteen Monday, February 7. 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Paqe Nineteen Queen of Women Discusses Role of Metaphors in Society It was just a routine conference. Just some of the campuscoeds witha particularly vicious swipe gathering in the office of the of the emery. "Indeed, so I did. Queen of Women for a regular This is like lighting the fire with periodical weekly chat on the Fate a different m...…
…Page Twenty__ THE MICHIGAN DAILY Monday February 7, 1955 NEW SEMESTER SALE THRIFT-MINDED CYCL ISTS WILL APPROVE th is doule bivain i fGenuine Engqlihbicycles at his low, Thlif ty Pr ie GENUINE ENGLISH 3 9 Ki 1 ~ Campus Bike& Hobby 119,8 PlilIA l514-16 E Williarn Ann Arbor, Mih. ...a catr with '"go" Stt(entl ' I le Giveni Cars TR CrToA lldae Folste i tro w llisnoetpoesost o I t i i ~ 11csIeittfiti mrkii 1111iii'iexcerpts ri onttheif i 1'lio t d...…
…10 Lie (:1 ON . J-HOP 1 .Shig&KI EXTRA Monday, February 7, 1949 Pr ice: A Dime or a Dollar =, ti i s , _", i _ , I i I ."r ,z ,,-V e= r : a xz ..1 t. ) r ; _ ;; ti7,. .k - _ + Daily-Alex Lnan OFFICIALS JOIN MARCH OF DIMES-Dom Tosnasi, M Club President, sells J-Hop Dailies to Ann Arbor's Mayor William E. Brown, Jr., and University President Alexander G. Ruthven. This special edition is The Daily's con- tribution to the March of Dime...…
…10A c~9 'S r I , :7 C 1 J-HO11P It~t mIT Monday, Fe ruary "7f 949 Price: A Dime or a Dollar i r , t k '7 t - k .r ", of f.y r i " } p', x,; OLIO. Daily-Alex Laniann OFFICIALS -JOIN MARCH OF DUIMES-Dom Tomnahi, M Club President, sells J-Hop Dailies to Ann Arbor's ayor William E. Brosum, Jr., and University President Alexander (G. Ruthven. This special edition is The Daily's con- tributW n to Che March of Dimes, and is sold by the M (lob....…
…Paa Two THE MICH IGAN DA I LY Monday, February 7 94 ,ll VFTAL STATISTICS oiCci oo ers F ows elow (msarapheiz by girls ( ames)paeie egrs Det. Marilynn Banwell, Get., and Gasse Pte.; Asia Bergman, Mus- Ann Arbor; Clara Blocksom, Has- MR. AND MRS. Thame Kay Hugh Ailerton, Det. klgon, and James Billinsley, well, N.M., ant Frank Smith, Port Buchanan, Im ay City; Joan' MARGO ABELS, Det., aad Bar- Donna Barak, Get., and Bob Ar- Muskegon; Ruth Berloer...…
…Page Two T HE !M I CH IG(AN D A ILY Mnnrn ca.- i , -7 1 939 raor TworT F r l- r a r r iv v A r alY K ur gr r r.A,, . I-, 7 1 O I VITAL STATISTICS: Roll CciiofJ o ers Follows Below (Nanes are gmhbetired by girls Det.; Marilynn Banwell, Det.. and Gosse Pte.; Asla Bergman, Mus- Ann Arbor; Clara Blocksom, Ros- MR. AND MRS. Thomas Kay Hugh Allerton, Det. kegon, and James Billingsley, well, N.M., and Frank Smith, Port Buchanan, In' lay City; Jo...…
…1MWIOPrtrtg41ttU[ EXTRA Monday, February 7, 1949 Page Three Campus Descends from J-Hop Clouds J-Hop Kept Despite 72 Year istory Dance Started By Two Fiddles By P-IL DAWSON J-Hop, 'the country's greatest formal," has traveled a rough road from its humble beginnings in 1877'n Hank's Emporium on Main Street. Two violins and a piano made enough music for the 20 couples at that first edition of the now traditional shindig. BY 1891 THE DANCE had...…
…E riu EXTRA Mnrdoy, February 7, 1949 Page Three am sDe'scen s rol', M HO louds Depie72 Year Histor Dance Started By Two Fiddles By PIL DAWSON J-Hop, "the country's greatest formal," has traveled a rough road from its humble beginnings in 1877 in Hank's Emporium on Main Street. Two violins and a piane made: enough music for the 20 couples at that first edition of the now traditional shindig. BY 1891 THE DANCE had ac- quired two orchestras a...…
