…EDITOR'S NOTE See Page 2 Latest Deadline in the State dlt C A " " FAIR FAIR "~ VL.. L2UNO. 37S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11. 1954 VATRm A m 2.Q l'11UL ~ai Demands Alliance Against Russians Clark Says Respect for UN Lost; Asks Diplomatic Break WASHINGTON - Gen. Mark Clark yesterday called for a world alliance against Russia, and added that he had lost respect for the United Nations. SThe former UN commander in Korea en...…
…rAGE TWO THE 111011GAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1954 PAGE TWO TIlE )1WIIIbAN I)AILT WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1954 fietp 7ote "There-That's Another Thing Taken Care Of" By DIANE AuWERTER Daily Managing Editor PERHAPS BECAUSE Managing Editor's always like to have the last word, it has become a tra- dition for them to muse over the past months, dish- ing out plaudits and brickbats as they go, in the final issue of the semester. The summer ...…
…,Y, AUGUST 11, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THRFIR Y, AUGUST11,.1.54T.E............L I :i4] Ii 1.II IL T. P. MA Three Michigan Stars, Crisler in Hall of Fame A Z , a Wolverine Gridders Heston' Harmon, Oosterbaan Picked! Herber O. "Fritz" Crisler, Ben- nie Oosterbaan, Willie Heston, and Tom Harmon were among the 40 college football players and 12 coaches named yesterday to the National Football Hall of Fame. Their names will be enshr...…
…PAGE FOUR THE SII ACHIGAN DAikV WEDNESDAY, AU6Uti1' 11, 1954 i ||. ..'flT~ . - -I - ---- '''''W E WUOM-FM Power Increase Scheduled for Octoberj U.S., Japan State Dems Plan Campaign Set Lawyer Strategy at Lansing Meet Plans to double the power out- put of its educational radio station ity's "Ra d io Classroom" WUOM were announced by the grams, a group of 12 educati University yesterday. series broadcast for rural sch The University h...…
…I WAS A COUNTERSPY, I THINK See Page?2 Y Latest Deadline in the State a1 4 i SHOWERS VOL. LA No. 36S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1954 FOUR PAGES Postal Pay Hike Passed ByHouse Hint Eisenhower May Veto Bill WASHINGTON(M - The House Monday passed with a resounding 351-29 roll call vote an Adminis- tration-opposed seven per cent pay hike for half a million post office workers. It sets the minimum boost at $240 a year. Quick ap...…
…E TWO 'UHU MICHIGAN DAILAr TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1954 ETWO / 'tilt ~UIClIIfAX fulLy TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1954 l Was a Counterspy For the FE DO NOT usually remember my dreams, because I know nothing about them. But this one I had the other night, in which something happened to me that had never occurred in real life, I remem- ber. In this unsavory dream, I was a Communist for the FBI. Or a G-man for the Communist Party. It was difficult to d...…
…TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1954 THE M1CRIGAN hAhN 1 L1\)ii 1 ASALAl FA oB nored in Ha of ime Cooperstown Crowd Hears Fans Watch Indians To Use Ace Hurlers Terry Seak at Dedication Yanks Beat In Crucial Series at Detroit (.111'r M3 lj7 COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. (R) - The 1 Hall of Fame "got" Bill Terry York Giants, Frick said, "I had a Monday as it had mellowed others feeling Bill should have been...…
…PAGE FOTM, ^MICHIGA's- DAIIII 7' TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 19544 PAEFORTlE M _GN lII Y USAY UGS 0,15 HACQUERRE TO HACKER: Belgian u ble Bursts By PAT ROELOFS study of assimilation of foreign Prof. Andre Hacquerre is a workers into Belgian industry. He myth. is attending a course in research Furthermore, the mythological technique during the Summer professor, who offered his criti- Session at the University Survey cisms of American sociology and...…
…THE BOX SCORE IN RETROSPECT See Page 2 C I 4r SirA6 D ai4 a.i Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LXIV, No. 35S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 1954 CONTINUED FAIR FOUR PAGES Administrative Positions Fill1ed Four Faculty Members Approved; Davis To Head International Center! Six administrative appointments and four appointments to the $458,144 Accepted By Regents Gif ts, Grants Told Yesterday Library Books 1. Students having in t...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICMGAN DAILY SATURDAY, AUGUST 7 PAGE TWO THE MICH1GA1~ DAILY .SAT ..DA.. AT1 T1T%.0 7. ytV THE BOX SCORE: Eisenhower Legislation in Retrospect During the year's session, Congress passed no important law that had not been part of Presi- dent Eisenhower's program. But many of the Presi- dent's proposals were sharply modified, others de- feated, some still pending. The line-up: Victories St. Lawrence Seaway. Passed after 30 y...…
…TURDAY, AUGUST 7, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE rURDAY, AUGUST 7,1954 TUE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Pilwaukee Edges Giants, 6-5 WCLR**IN. Bannister, Landy Meet In British Empire Mile VANCOUVER, B.C. (P) -Roger Bannister, John Landy and six other galloping guys will run Sat- urday in the "miracle mile" of the British Empire Games and for about four minutes the whole athletic world will be tuned to Vancouver with eyes, ears and h...…
…PAGE FOU TUF MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 1954 PAGE FOtTR THE MICHIGAN 1~AILY SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, l~54 He Takes His Books Seriously Law Society Moves from Law Quad Headquarters of the American Judicature Society will be moved next month from the UniversityF of Michigan law school to the newt American Bar Center in Chicago, Albert J. Harno, president of the Society, announced here today. The Society, a national organi- zation of law...…
…ONE PRIMARY RESULT See Page 2 ji 4I!3ZU iE~aitbg 7 1 1 ,.. ! . ~ c...r°'1...-- Latest Deadline in the State CLOUDY, WARM VOL. LXIV, No. 34S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 1954 FOUR PAGES Agreement Reached In Oil Dispute Dulles Applauds Britain-Iran Pact TEHRAN, Iran UPS-The bitter British-Iranian oil dispute was set- tled Thursday, more than three years afte' Mohammed Mossadegh -nationalized the Iranian oil indus- try. Oil w...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY One Primary Result: Weakening Of the State Democrat Party IT APPEARS that the Democratic Party in Mich- igan has emerged from the recent primary weaker relative to growing state Republican strength than its members would care to admit.' And as a result the over extended Lansing vaca- tion of gladhander G. Mennen Williams seems cer- tain to come to an abrupt end this November to conclude six accidental years of u...…
…Yanks Beat Tribe, 5-2; Cubs Drop Giants, 13-4I THE MICHIGAN' DAILY PAGE THREE i CIASSI 35 Special Purchase 33 1/3-speed "LP" records! Chisox Win; Brooks Lose STo Cards' CLEVELAND (AP)-Mickey Man- tle rapped two home runs Thurs- day as the New York Yankees beat Cleveland 5-2 and trimmed the In- dians' league lead to a scanty 1% games. Mantle's 23rd homer, in the eighth, tied him momentarily with Cleveland's Larry Doby as the top slugger i...…
…rAGE IrQ THE MMIFIGAN DAILY FRIDAY. AUGUST 6. 1954 ,_ VAG1~ F OURT h E )RfCIITGAN DAILY FRTDAV ATTE~TJST R a'a aa.r rs. .a.* n . cs s.A a.r Z ux .r.eiuz G Center Presents Unique Exhibitions Crop Control Termed Rough, but Necessary AT SRC: Two Belgians Study 'U' Resarh ecniue the first display of its kind in the world, an exhibition of recent publications and of work in pro- gress in linguistic geography and dialectology is being shown...…
…THE ALL STAR. PROFESSIONAL GAM~'E -See Page 2 (ZI e Latest Deadline in the State :43aitt w ", CLOUDY; SHOWERS I .- VOL. LXIV, No. 33S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, AUGUST 5,1954 FOUR, PAGES FOUR PAGES Ike Extolls Marshall's Patriotism Replies to Charge Of Woodring WASHINGTON I( - Presiden Eisenhower ' Wednesday extolle Gen. George C. Marshall as a self less, brilliant and dedicated patri ot who shouldn't have to reap th "worry re...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY. AUGUST 5. 1954 PAGE TW~ TIlE MIChIGAN DAILY TmrRgnAv AJTITT~T ~ .ai..AA.VAVI.7L*1'i i. 1V l.SV U . 1 1vJY THOSE ROARING LIONS: The All Star-Professional Game: Charity or What? NEXT WEEK the Detroit Lions, Champions of the National Football League, will clash with the College All-Stars in the annual charity game at Soldiers Field in Chicago. While nothing is ac- tually decided by the outcome of this y...…
…TMMSDAY,' AUGUST 5, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY" PAGE THRER THURDAY AUGST ,195 T~E MIHIGN DALY AGE HRI Tribe Triumphs over ~Yankees CLASSIFIEDS All-American Golf Play Starts in Chicago Today Numerous Par Beating Rounds Expected On Well Manicured Tam O'Shanter Course Giants Edge Chicago, 4-3; Dodgers Trim Cards, 8-7 CHICAGO (A-Tam O'Shanter's manicured 6,900-yard course may, take one of its worst par beatings since 1945whenthe All-Ameri...…
…'AGE PO TURF MICHIGAN DAILY { THURSDAY, AUGUST $, 1954, PAGE VOU1~ TilE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, AUGUST 5,1954 Polio's Upward Trend Continues N.. .. 55. t Y_ .4~ R 1.A. NE- -" d AS. MO AR , rum:- : L:."A TEXAS ~"."p POI/O RATES EA PEP I0,00O POPULI4liTON IN THE 16 WEEA'S THROUGH JULY24 L .4 T02.0 4 TOL L2.i TO 40 81N /2 C q7ES w/ry RA4rES OF JO AND OVERIZ soiipcg: MnoNM~o row~ AP Newsfeatures MAP SHOWS POLIO CASE DISTRIBUTION PolioOff to ...…
…( THE SPREAD OF COMMUNISM See Page 2 'Y L Lw iZ~ait a 0 I 4-. ;. Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LXIV, No. 32S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1954 PARTLY CLOUDY FOUR PAGES S I Klager Appears 'In' as Sheriff Mrs. Hardy Sweeps into Registrar Of Deeds Post; Sallade Far Ahead Mrs. Patricia Hardy and Irwin Kager appeared to have safe leads in their bids for offices of county Register of Deeds and Sheriff when The Daily went ...…
…{ PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 4. 1954 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WFflNF'~flAV~ ATT~TT~T ~t ThU :x aua.. ia iu raa.* caVV[v . . '# av 's The Spread of Communism In South America Cleanup In Washington THE RECENT anti-communist rebellion in Gua- tamala, which has been followed by intra-army fighting, has served to focus the eyes, for a few moments, at least, of this country upon our South American neighbors, and the gr...…
…WEDNEMAY, AUGUST 4,1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY i PAGE TTIREE WEDNESbAY, AUGUST 4,1954T UE MICIUGAN DAILY PAGE THREE AL Franchise Revision Rumored ' ./ Unheralded Pro Leads Tam Field Burke Cards 7 Under Par 66 CHICAGO (M - The big guns won't be booming at Tam O'Shan- ter until the All-American Golf Tournament starts Thursday, but an unheralded pro whacked a re- sounding 67-under-par ,66 to pace Tuesday's o p e n i n g qualifying round. On th...…
…rAGE FO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4. 1954 PAGE POUI~ TUE MTCUTGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY. ATTc.TT~T t it AiY1\uA:IRlbn J.y 4-&VJ XILJ 17.x. Y, JLOO's OPERA WORKSHOP: ' Marriage of Figaro' Ends Season Astronomy INSIDE LOOK AT THE ARTIST:n Nights End WIlt Wins Many Prizes with Paintings By SUE GARFIELD When the curtain goes up on the Department of Speech and School of Music production of Mozart's "The Marriage of Figa- ro," at 8 p.m....…
…PRIVATE AND PUBLIC A-POWER See Page 2 i I : 4r. Latest Deadline in the State Da iij 'q . PARTLY CLOUDY :I VOL. LXIV. No. 31S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN TUESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1954 FOUR PAGES I li i S S os SS O Senate Sets Group An Editorial ... Td C en su re . On May 9, 1954, H. Chandler Davis was an instructor in the mathematics department, whose competence as a teach- er or fitness as amember of the University community had McCarthy ...…
…4: PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, AUGUST 3.1954,'t TUESD..aY~ .} AxT-;LTT, v 2 thN Private and Public A-Power: A Stronger U.S. "But How Do We Turn This Off?" AMERICANS must realize that the recent battle in the Senate over revision of the Atomic En- ergy Act reflects the need to discover the most pro- fitable approach to the development of atomic en- ergy which is consistent with our free enterprise system and our national secur...…
…'TUESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY rAGE THREE TUESDAY, AUGUST 3,1954 TUE MICUIGAI~J DAILY PAGE THREE 0 M-0 Dodgers Edge k,2-1 lIRI Yankees Eye Calender And Indians This Week Major League Standings E Braves Winning String In Thirteen Inning Game CLEVELAND (R - Even if there is no calendar in the dugout, Casey Stengel and his New York Yankees will have to keep it in mind the next three days. They haven't as much time to cat...…
…I'I rA'dE rOlM THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY. AUGUST 7), 1154 PMfr VO'rlR TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1!)54 CHINESE ECONOMY TO FISH: Graduate Research Granted $92,700 Local Truck Crash Onderdonk Collects Data IMPROVE COOPERATION: I! Home-School Community Research projects on the econ- omy of Communist China, the ability of fish to determine water temperature and the effect of waves on objects of various shapes are among tho...…
