…1 PACE 91T THE MICHIGAN DAILY WFDNE~D.4Y, AP!~Th ~, 1947 0 U.S.4ussian Relations Will Be Discussed Sazapiro To Talk AtMeeting Today "United States-Soviet Relations and Their Affect on the United Nations" will be the topic of a panel discussion, the second event of International Week, at 8 p.m. today in Rackham Auditorium. Jerzy Sazapiro, of the depart- ment of public information of the United Nations will be the prin- cipal speaker. He ...…
…six THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, AmRIL 24, 011 - ---------- Schoolmasters' Conference To Begin Here Tomorrow The teacher shortage on campus will be alleviated tomorrow-but only for two days. The annual meeting of the Michigan Schoolmasters' Club is expected to bring approximately 2,500 elementary school, high school and college teachers to the University for conferences tomor- vow and Saturday. First Session "Labor-Management Relations" ...…
…PA1~r 1x TIM W MITfI(A N D I V PHILIPPINES MEMORIAL: Hayden Library Committee To Collet Subscriiption Lis Ames To Talk On Placement At confe en .. I Christmas Shopping Student miembs of the Hayden Memorial Library Committee will call on all campus organizations by Tuesday night to pick up pledge subscription lists. The pledge subscription blanks are distributed to campus groups Puzzling New Fossils Found New problems in the lineal ...…
…But -TIE- MICHIGANPAL SATUBT)ANY,vrrn. -!m, K RAUCOUS NOTE: Peace and Quiet To Replace Clatter, Noise of Airhainmers By FRED SCHOTT That raucous note among the 7oices of spring this year-the sound of airhammers working on the General Service Building- will be squelched soon, according to superintendent George Thorne. "Don't get upset," he said. "We'll be through in a week or ten days." That should be welcome news to the faculty and studen...…
…I six THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRIL 27, 1947 .... . . .... I Illini Hand Wolverines Sec u Straig ht Loss, 2-0 ', Britten Baffles Michigan Batters with Two-Hitter Maize and Blue Face Ypsi Nine Tomorrow By CHUCK LEWIS Again it was a case of too much pitching and not enough hitting as Michigan lost its s e c o n d straight Conference contest to I- linois, 2-0, yesterday afternoon at Ferry Field. Illini ace John Brittin, the s...…
…PA P T TH iN 1At WEDINESM1Y, ;pUU, , qi, Dr. BlakemanI To Hold New Religious Post 'Research Consultant" To Be New 'U' Title Dr. Edward W. Blakeman, coun- selor in religious education, will hold the title of research consul- tant in religious education, effec- tive May 1, Provost James P. Adams has announced. Dr. Blakeman has resigned from his position so that he can devote his time to research project upon which he has been working for se...…
…, T UE AIICHItsAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN i THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN "THEY CAME BACK!": White Brothers Shine On Diamond, Gridiron, Weather Stops 36 Hole Medal' Links Tourney Golfers To Try Again! On Monday, Tuesday By BERNIE MEISLIN Two brothers now performing for Ray Fisher's nine have dis- proved the old sports world adage, "they never come back," by their sterling athletic perforimaxincs at the University of Michigan. The White brothe...…
…SUNDAY, APRIL 27, 1947 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FADE WAA Notices WAA sports clubs will meet this week as follows: Rifle Club: Practice meetings from 3 to 5 p.m. tomorrow and Thursday at the ROTC Range, Bowling Club: Regular meetings from 3 to 5 p.m. tomorrow, Tues- day, and Wednesday. Ballet Club: Beginners and i a- termediates will meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday in Barbour Gym. Modern Dance Club: Regular meeting at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the Barbour Gym ...…
…TIE MIHIi GAN DAILY SUNiiAY, ARM, 9, ~1!'i1 16 1 A FACULTY FOR KNOWING: Freneb Pays DebI' U for Psychologist Newcomb 't.if,+n V.f. h c i H n~ in ._ (Fdinor's note: This is the lo n a series of weekly articles on faculty personalities.) Prof. Theodore M. Newcomb, of the psychology and sociology de- partments, graduated from Ober- lin College in 1924 as a French major, taught French for 'a year to pay off his college debts, and went to Co...…
…TH.E.M.CHI.AN....... gWND V, App.-m 21 o CURE FOUND YET: Research 1n Arthi;tis Done By Unit at University Hospital By JOAN KATZ As the chronic disease respon- sible for greater economic distress than any other in the world, T est Case on Poll Tax to Be Held by Club The constitutionality of a Con- g'ressional anti-poll-tax law will be tested by a Case Club court Thursday when the organization holds its final argument in com- petition for the...…
…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...…
…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...…
….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...…
…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...…
