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…THE 11CHIG4N DAILY '1.1rxT.d' E Dubr7arbn IE For Direct Cl assified Ad Servi+ej Phone NU 2=47 from 1:00 to 3:00 P.M. Monday through Friday,cand Saturday 9:30 'till 11:30 A.M. FOR SALE* TV-Emerson 17" table model. Exe. re- ception. $35. Call Ted, 2-4074. B82 FOR SALE: 1957 36x8 Marlette house trailer. 2 bdrm., full bath. Exe. cond, Parked on a 3 acre lot and may re- maln. Must sell. NO 2-4180' after 6 P.M. B83 PIANO -- Standing square-good ro...…

…THE MICHUIGAN DAILY Lichig a.. By ALAN GRASS E Goes for Second Straight Against Butle r r in44v er wvs w ei«w if :. couraged by a fine team vic- >ver favored Pittsburgh Tues- Michigan's' cagers hgpe to 1 win number two when they a dangerous Butler squad tonight. e Indianapolis team, which , 1-2 season record against a of Big Ten schools, whipped )nsin handily before bowing chigan State in overtime and g to Illinois. tler, playing in its fo...…

…s. 1980 THE MICHIGAN DAILY olvernes Going with Two Goalie System By TOM WEBBER One Michigan coach faced with a pleasant problem this year is hockey coach Al Renfrew. All Renfrew has to do is decide which goalie he wants to use. The trouble is that he has two very fine goalies to choose from, veter- an Jim Coyle and sophomore Dave Butts. Coyle has been playing goal for Michigan ever since his sopho- more year and last year played in every ga...…

…irr THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tniv vviivvcc n DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN (Continued from Page 4) Lack Signal written examination given by Prof. 11Hweetohv acer i-Lewis must first pass an objective Howeer, to have a lear sig- screening examination. The next ad- nal with solar and space inter- ministration of the objective screen- ference minimized requires a par- ing examination will be on Tues., abolic reflector 40,000 feet long. Dec. 13, from 7 to 9...…

… We wish you A Merry Christmas and A Happy New Year i -THE STAFFS OF THE MICHIGAN DAILY * }i 'M m …

…r, Creates Children's Toys -eight years ago, a fourteen d boy felt sorry for a dip- stricken neighborhood girl ,de her a doll cradle. then, 41,000 toys have ned the Christmasses of ids of institutionalized sick ndicapped children. t Warnhoff, affectionately the "Ann Arbor Santa was given more credit for ghbor child's recovery than ctor's medicine, and when ctor told him to "keep up d work," Warnihoff did just Started as Hobby good work" was h...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY hanksg ving Da yParade Opens Holidays By CYNTHIA NEU n honor guard of toy soldiers storybook characters ushered ta Claus into the hearts of De- ers in the 34th Annual Gnksgiving Day Christmas Pa- , Santa and his merry band pa- raded down Woodward Avennue before a crowd of 250,000 people, amid cheers and laughter from children and grown-ups alike. The parade started on the more serious side of the holiday season, the first ...…

…TT ITCHIG.AN f1T.V tionalWords Boring? 'rohliche Weihnachten Uban iiaRI oliday Customs BEATRICE TEODORO v Nell-meaning phrases of the ias season, such as "Merry nas and a Happy New are rapidly becoming trite, rn out. :ent attempt to inject life e annual greetings resulted Cool Yule -and a Frantic It was imaginative but ved. atest trend is toward more and sophisticated Christ- shes. In fact, it is preferable ecipient doesn't understand as b...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Local Pastors ViewMeaning of Christn Considers Russian Christmas By HARVEY MOLOTCH I "The biggest holiday in my country is the anniversary of the November revolution, but I like this holiday better, University stu- dent Lev Kostikov of Moscow said, referring to the USSR's secularized version of Christmas. Kostikov will be separated from his wife and young son this year, but he and fellow Russian student Pietr Arkhipov are...…

…ANGLES, -I PAGLAN\TTRA DITION.V: tigUnits-To 'Present o0fol Nght'LgtdTesHrl iiual Christnas LDances,/~ By JUDITH :ATTLERLhg ueie. h id ft Y w a F a F Incites ad tonsin, ugetrees we have :today might be 't "VifANERPOIVUEN I"Thnthem offteianeis"Wn buildings and small village nearly unrecogizable to Luther, e +;onsa R' " rchurches, the erecting of an ever- however.h squadrangles will hold r'Wnerad"aditwlle-olc la Christmas dances geenecrawthlghts...…

…THE lMIC#IGAN DAILY iths, Events, Traditions Inspire Holiday C By MICHAEL HARRAH During his visit to merry old England in 1820, Washington Irv- ing wrote in his "Sketch Book" that he was "pleasantly surprised one Christmas night to hear the beautiful music of carolers below my window. "I had scarCely got into bed," he related, "when a strain of music seemed to break forth in the air just below my window. I lis- tened and found it proceeded ...…

…THE MICHIGTAN lAt LV ULLR Ski Club Sets Activities By DAVE ANDREWS Michigan's ULLR Ski, Club, named after the Norwegian God of skiing, and headed by President Art Daniels, has planned another full year of activities. The club, formed with the in- tention of promoting skiing and encouraging friendship among skiers, has in the past years made trips all around the country, with the sole purpose being to ski. This year will not be an exception....…

…ickey Games- URN TO ICEBOATING: Sailing Club Winterizes - - J WINKLEMAN ong skating groups in is the Hockettes, a he Ann Arbor Figure (..__________________________________________________________________ The Hockettes have been in existence for four years. Their rou- tine consists of precision chorus .work. Of their many formations, the "fast pinwheel" is best known by skating fans. There are 24 girls in the chorus and four substitutes. T...…

…MICHIGAN DAILV STUDY IN EUROPE. July 17-August 25 Humanities, Social Sciences, and Languages in Old World Atmosphere of Picturesque Switzerland GEORGETOWN - FRIBOURG SUMMER SCHOOL Travel and Tour Arrangements Available AMERICAN COLLEGE CREDIT FESTIVALS - WEEKEND EXCURSIONS COEDUCATIONAL E-.u~miIWrite: APP Director of Summer School Applications Georgetown University Thru Feb. 15 Washington c, D.C. CHRISTMAS FOODS: Special Dishes Served During...…

…SALESTAX:CL No PANACEA ~J~4 Ber Pa e4 t Seventy Years of Editorial Freedom VOU. LXXI, No.86 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 196 FIVE CENTS OUDY, COLD QLOW-15 Light snow furries EIGHT PJ CULTY OTES Possible Means of Implementation Also Subject of Disagreement By PAT GOLDEN Following early Thursday morning passage of a new regulation on acquiring membership selection information, Student Government Council members were still debatin...…

…DAILY 's Sorority -rogress Bigelow roposes Plan To Contact Outer Space UN-AMERICAN ACTIVITIES: Petitions Seek To Abolish Commi By MARCIA NATHAN he key to the successful pro- of the sorority system gh the next 20 years is con- d in the phrase found in the g of the Supreme Court, 'to with all deliberate speed,"' Deborah Bacon told a Pan- nic Association workshop dis- on on Panhel and the Ad- stration Wednesday. an 'Bacon said sororities feel...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY KIennedy Offers To Stevenson; Ex-Candidate Asks Time 2 UN Position waits Answer ... . . LaosRebels Claim Victor In Uprising as Dispatchc i Say Souvanna in Contr To Consider Both Want Expanded, Strengthened Mission WASHINGTON (VP) - Adlai E. Stevenson yesterday was offered the post ,of Ambassador to the United Nations in the Kennedy administration. President-elect John P. Ken- nedy announced the offer after a conf...…

…"What's This Ugly Talk About Applying Rules To ME?" - NMI r 1 y ,C< JJ4 a1 'Los Olvidados': Impact of Real Squalor THE CINEMA GUILD is showing Luis Bunuel's "Los Olividados" this weekend. The theme is common enough-the financial and emo-. tional cast-offs of a big city-but it would do only minimal justice to the film to say that it is not a cliche. In face it would be restraint to the point of injustice. Not only the style but the force of ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I 1J FFor Direct Classified Ad Service, Phone, NO -4786 ;from 1:00 to 3:00 P.M. Monday through Friday, and Saturday 9:30 'til 11 :30 A.M. FOR SALE USDCR FOR SALE: 1957 36x8 Marlette. house C A S F E D E T S N trailer. 2 bdrm, full bath. Exc. cond. o Parked on a 3 acre lot and may re- L S IFIED A V R I INGSWAP-Jaguar Mark VII, 4d. P..B83 SPEC IAL BusinesmesAthletic Clul Used Television sets for only $29.95. TEN"-DAY W.__St...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Beats Michigan Cagers, 68-5 Tidwell, just warming to the cause, hit on a driving layup to narrow the count to 46-39. Butler took advantage of a Tidwell foul then scored one of their repeated easy baskets to restore the margin to 10. After that, it was a matter of guesing what the final score would be, as Williams, and his 5'9" run- ning mate Dick Haslam effec- tively held the ball, and the lead, against Michigan's despera...…

…1 W _ _ __ r, Ijuries, Exams Hinder Wrestlers By OTTO PENZLER lbs. and 191 lbs. This decision was seeded first in the conference Port Huron, will be the Wolver- Coach Cliff Keen's Big Ten should relieve some of .the pres- for the Big Ten meet, but was ines' hope at 177. John Hollen- stling champions prepare to sure, since Guy Curtis, last year's upset in an early round for his beck will also be available. With e for Lafayette, and their meet 1...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN PEACE CORPS: Bursley, Hayes To Talk At ACWR Symposium. (Continued from Page 5) be available to official organs of niversity as follows: he Student Government 'Council mnake use of these documents in .ng out its functionis. he Student Government Council ittee on Membership in Student 0zations may make use of these aents in carrying out its functions. .e Vice-President for Student A- may examine thes...…

…TWO-PARTYPOLITICS IN ANN ARBORrlLwun Seventy Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXI, No. 67 ANN ARR.. MIAN. SATURDAV nV.nVV+uG AN RB.ICIANAUD*iA, DECEM ALj~B*V UD 'V E )STLY cLOUDY igh--33 LOW-18 Windy 'and cold with snow flurries. rrrrnnm ir renr r i. .. _. .. .. R . ;: f '',3 t L t+ e w ,aaav rasut.tMn U, , R 10l L I, 1V6U FIVE CENTS Exl~ecuti~on u -pr Expected U.- Supports Kasavubu i For Plot Sanctions Arrest Of Lumi WIN LEAGUE OPENER: W...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,ATE POWERS: 'ierce Examines Legislatures' Decline SGC Opens Committee fARG CHALLENGES VIEW: Man Not Licensed To Sul By JUDITH BLEIER "It is an enormous assumption. that man is licensed to subdue bdue Earth - RON WILTON o the complexities of litical operations, legis- ve been forced to dele- of their functions to tutions," said Prof. Roy the political science de- at a rotndtable dis- hursday night. g in the Rackham As-...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY European Algerians Riot Tour BLOODLESS COUP: Leftists Recapture Laos City As De Gaulle Starts 4Vientiane (A')-- Leftist Capt. Kong Le and his troops recaptured military control of Vientiane in a bloodless coup yesterday, ousting anti-Communist soldiers who un- seated him 24 hours earlier. As the two forces observed an unofficial and uneasy truce in their struggle for control of the World News Roundup., By The Associat...…

…"Guess What-We Ain't Imaginary Characters After 'All" Council Ieso L/. v sr :: On Uses of Clauses is Arer Fe UNDER AUTHorITt OF BOARD N CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Prev&U" By Pat Golden Daily Staff Writer STUDENT GOVERNMENT COUNCIL seems unable to agree on why it wants the membership. practices statements it decided Wednes- day to require from all fraternities and sororities. President John Feldkamp insists that it all has nothing t...…

…,; Lt l a By PHILIP SUTIN In the past year there has been trend towards less breakage of urniture in the residence halls, .eonard Schaadt, business man- ger of residence halls and Uni-' rersity apartments, indicated. Schaadt credits this decreased. 3reakage to the greater maturity If the residents and the coopera- The Americans Committed to orld Responsibility work sym- sium will feature eight seminars, its areas of concern, four to hel...…

…ichigan Iers Outhustle North Dakota in 6-2 Wi Merrifield got the second North Dakota goal during a Michigan power play. Bill Colpitts picked up a loose puck in center ice and fed Merrifield beautifully on a two- on-one Sioux break. Breeze Coyle G Gratton Rodgers D Roseborough Palenstein D' Slivinski Babcock W Walford Hinnegan W Halex Berenson C Larson ALTERNATES: MICHIGAN--Wil- son, Nielson, Rhode, Lunghamnner, Cushing, McGonigal, Kelly, M...…

…FREE SPEECH PA] THREATENED See Page4 C Seventy Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXI, No. 68 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1960 FIVE CENTS RTLY CLOUDY High--28 Low--20 ;old with occasional snow fiurrios EIGE English- For Engineers LATIN AMERICA: ACW R Panel Cites Perils of Idealism By BEATRICE TEODORO American college students must be realistic about plans to use their post-graduate professional skills to "help" underdeveloped ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY VR Studies Former Colonies' Needs to a higher degree than the West- ern leaders ever would have. "The West has left a four point legacy to these underdeveloped countries: The dual economy sys- tem, the one commodity export, the native political leaders and the concepts of democracy and free- dom. The concept of democracy that the natives are familiar with has not been good to them. The native political rulers have made the...…

…THE MICHIGAN 9AILY I -~ '"' flUID Embattled Algerian City uiet Following Violence -AP Wirephoto FIGHTS BACK - A riot policeman hurls a stone at rightist demonstrating in Algiers yesterday against President Charles de Gaulle's home-rule policy for strife-torn Algeria. Riot squads and army troops used tear gas bombs to quell demonstrators. The city settled down to relative quiet last night. WORLD NEWS ROUNDUP: Dillon Possibility for Cabinet Po...…

…CHALLENGE AT MICHIGAN: Evaluation and Prospectus Ch a Opinions ArO Free UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS utb Will Prvil" STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH..* Phone NO 2-3241 torials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. (EDITOR'S NOTE: Brian Glick, 162, was recently elected Spokesman for next; semester's Challen...…

…THE MICHIGAN ADAILY Engineermg English Stirs Controversy that through the addition of an extra year to the engineering pro- gram more time could be devoted to the humanities and the social sciences, such as the present five- year course in which a civil engi- neer may also receive a bachelor of arts degree. In 1956 the American Society for Engineering Education pub- lished a report of its Humanistic- Social Research Project. Serving on the c...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Babcock Scores Three Goals, To Pace Michigan Hockey Win 'M' Wrestlers Conquer Purdi [I IA lAkA Tot. 6 5 ON THE MOVE--North Dakota's Don White chases .the puck while Michigan's Dale McDonald tries to get by an unidentified player to intercept it as teammate Bill Kelly eagerly looks on, during last night's hockey action at the Coliseum. SPILLS AND CHILLS: Ly " Legacki Takes Three FiSts; Sophs impress In Swim Gala 4 g B...…

…R 11, 1960 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAG O~s Edg an EgeDrake Dumps Wolverine Cagers, 83-72 (n ivre Montreal Beats Detroit in NHL; Warriors Top Celtics in NBA Neighboring University of De- troit proved itself in a class with the best basketball teams in the country last night by defeating' third-ranked Indiana 81-79 in a double overtime. Reserve guard Tom Villemure sank the winning basket from 18 feet out as the clock ran out. Detroit's Dave De...…

…E EIGHT THE MICUTGAN DAILY Panel Urges 'Realism' In Aiding Poor Nations was made to lend aid or to travel to a controversial area, the in- dividual or group in question would be labeled "subversive." They cited the recent newspaper article say- ing that the State Department recommended that students not sign up for Christmas tours to Cuba because they are "Commu- nist backed," Prof. Service advised, "You can't do anything political with- out...…

…ENGINE ENGLISH NEEDS REVISION se Pale 4 Y I Syr tan Seventy Years of Editorial Freedom i t CLEAR, COLD High--23 Low-O Fair and slightly warmer in afternoon. VOL. LXXI, No. 68 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1960 FIVE CENTS EIGHT PAG Report Views Honors Progran By ANDREW HAWLEY An evaluative study of the liter- ary college honors program, sub- mitted to the Honors Council for discussion yesterday, says that the Honors program...…

…__ THE MICHIGANDAILY TUESDA M, DECEM RNA TIONAL NEIGHBORS: Skolnik Cites Aids Foreign Students o tesProgress rr0Up :Ad.o ig tdnsOf Note-Taking Service FOR TENNESSEE NEGROES: Campus Groups To Hold Blood Drive An emergency blood drive to raise money for the allegedly- Ann Arbor Direct Action Commit- In addition, sharecroppers and boycotted Negroes in Fayette tee. tenant farmers are apparently be- County, Tenn. will be held from Students and t...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY =. I NEW REPORT: CABINET POST ANNOUNCED-Dean Rusk, who has Just been appointed to fill the post of Secre- tary of State, answers reporters' questions on the patio of President-elect John F. Kennedy's Palm Beapoh home. EXperts VKiewRuk Selection By JERQME WEINSTEIN University political scientist were pleased with the appointment yesterday of Dean Rusk as Sec- retary of State. Prof. George A. Peek, of the political science...…

…"On To The Old OLD Frontier" ATT .-.wm-,Am EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN s Are Free UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OFS TUDENT PUBLICATIONS Prevail" eAr gt;Wtw06"/q,\A M ' i4,~ Y 4 Q, fir, R x' NrNmoi .. A Movie Sheds Light On Girls of theNight ANYONE INTERESTED in obtaining moderately authentic, albeit expurgated, glimpse into the life of all call girl should be interested' in the movie at the State T...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY "For Direct Classified Ad Service, Phone NO 2-47 from 1:00 to 3:00 P.M. Monday through Friday,and Saturday 9:30 'till 11:30 A.M. E TRANSPORTATION WANTED: Ride to Boston. Will share expenses. Call NO 3-9167. 027 RIDERS WANTED to California first part of January. Help drive. NO 3- 1531. Ask for Beal Residence and J. Merril. G26 WANT A DRIVER to Washington on week-end. NO 3-5969. G28 NEEDED: Ride to MLA convention. Call GA 2-...…

…LOS ANGELES (M-Bill Rigney stepped in yesterday as field man- ager of the new Los Angeles An- gels of the American Baseball League and his first remarks were: 'Tm ready for work, and they tell me there are things to do around here." The announcement was not really a surprise. The ex-manager of the San Francisco Giants had been prominently mentioned the past week. SPORT SHORTS: AL HINNEGAN ... set for a shot I I *3 Big T-Bars BOSTON (M-A ...…

…r DECENMER 13, 1960 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE 'M' Cagers Improving Rapidly By HENRY GOLDSTEIN "We quickened up our pace and attacked earlier," said Michigan Basketball Coach Dave Strack, commenting on Saturday night's game with Drake. Obviously happy with the over- all improvement of the team, he indicated that with a little more polish, Michigan could have beat- en Drake. Strack said that the most plea- sant surprise of the evening was the ...…

…" u AIm m I v l mA WI N "Ix. xE11. xA "7Ylril..y. .VL'eVL' lI1 Gi 13y )URSE EVALUATIONS: Faculty Members Discuss Surveys :.:. Y'{ s..^: r..: :".is: ;}.:.ti .'"'-'.>":"..?,?}A ;.. ":: 'r.'ir~: ::":::"}a:::.' . x:k^a".r.. .. i' .. ..s By MARTHA MacNEAL Student course evaluation auses the student to think out his own goals,,the goals of e course, and the relationship tween them," Prof. Gerald Else, Lairman of classical studies de- artment sa...…

…INDIRECT APPROACH TO HETEROGENEITY See.Page 4 Sir I!a11 D4ad CLOUDY, WARMER High-32 Low-25 Warmer with possible light rain or snow tomorrow, Seventy Years of Editorial Freedom VOL.LXXI, No.70 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1960 FIVE CENTS EIGHT PAGES Couneil To Consider Constitutions Motion Seasonwein, Trost To Move SGC Pass Procedures for Documents By IRIS BROWN Student Government Council will debate tonight on a motion e...…

…THE EIMICI IGANIJ'AILY______ LOTION: iah, Glick ebate Plan 'Frohliche Weihnachten' Create Committee To Work On Culture Unit Formation U . For Group By RALPH KAPLAN The question of which organi- ations should have the responsi- ility for directing international' tudent affairs will be debated when a motion by Brian Glick, 62, is presented to Student Gov- rnment Council tonight. Glick's motion would abolish the resent International Coordin...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY refti st Proclaims New Congo I Self Eremier As Rusk Confers on New Duties a WASHINGTON (P)-Dean Rusk, designated Monday as top-ranking man in President-elect John F. Kennedy's cabinet, yesterday visited his future office at the State Department to begin boning up on the problems he will face. He met for 40 minutes with vet-' eran diplomat Roy Henderson, deputy under - secretary who is" acting as head of the department ...…

…dSeventy-First Yea? _ EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNiVERsrTY OF MICHIGAN m Opinions Are Free UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS ruth Will Prevsil" STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone No 2-3241 itorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints.} ESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1960 NIGHT EDITOR: ANDREW HAWLEY Legisla...…

… n Courses or Students in Sciences , , .:. By LINDA REISTMAN For students working in social .and physical sciences and having a limited amount of time to devote} to language study, the University offers two special Russian reading courses. "Russia is making more and more advances in these areas, and many students find that important scien- tific papers are not always avail- able in translation," Prof. John Mersereau of the slavic language d...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ehigan Cagers Play Idaho Squad Weak in Decision over Purdue By UTU ENZLER Michigan's wrestlers had to rely on a win by Karl Fink in the final match of the afternoon last Saturday to salvage a 14-11 vic- tory over Purdue. Purdue is the same team that the Wolverines trounced by a whopping 23-3 score when they met last year. It is therefore evi- dent that either Purdue is stronger or Michigan is weaker. Team Seemis Weaker Un...…