…-I t I I FOR RENT 3 ROOM APT. FURNISHED 1 block from Law School, Cor. Hill and Oakland. NEAT 2 BEDROOM HOME Unfurnished. Near High School on Prescott. 4 BEDROOM HOUSE Unfurnished on Packard at Wells. Call John J. Sharemet NO 3-3388 )C163 BASEMENT APARTMENT. Close-n on W. Huron. Gas heat, lights, stove, washer, antenna, hot water, parking, (garage available), middle aged person preferred. Phone NO 3-6495 for ap- pointment. $12.50 per wee...…
…THURSDA' l~rw myrTffira~v IATTV 111AEi YKZl.i1VmK"11 U ltu il- .. 1 I-M SPORTLIGHT byi? Dave Lyon II Championship Night CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS in seven divisions in four Intramural sports will be decided tonight as pre-vacation activity at the I-M buildingI comes to a climax. Highlighting the evening's program will be fraternity and resi- dence hall wrestling finals, and residence hall and independent league f volleyball championship games i...…
…THE BURDEN ON HIGH SCHOOLS See Page 4 C, r Sixty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom 4kr :43 a t t COLDER, SNOW FLURRIES ic*zrcsm DA ni VOlL~ . IX.No. 69 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1958 FIVE CENTS EmHT F 1"V..Wi. v, vx Charge Goldfine With Contempt Refusal To Answer 22 Questions In Congress Causes Indictment WASHINGTON (-) - Bernard Goldfine, the supposed friend of Sherman Adams, was indicted yesterday on a charge o...…
…TUE MICHIGAN DAILY Prof. Rudolph Discusses Architecture Functionalism Speech Playbill To Open Tomorrow The tragedy of modern archi- tecture, Prof. Paul R. Rudolph said. is that many people believej functionalism to be all-important. Prof. Rudolph, chairman of the' architecture department at Yale "University,discussed "Design De- terminants of Architectural Form" in the architecture auditorium yes- terday.- He explained that sometimes the ...…
…"! 1A 110" TWlR MICHIGAN DAILY E 'IA 9b. KJLffO TWW (T aaTE r~ BaJJV + ADC To Consider Constitutional Change To Decrease Membership Freshmen, Seniors May D,,.. & N K1,I. CASUAL TO FORMAL: Student Models To Present Styles for J-Hop Weekend By KATHLEEN MOORE Recommendations for revising the constitution of Assembly Dor- mitory Council, which include cut- tin gthe membership to a "work- able" group of 22 to 23 women, were presented at the ...…
…j S iVaigal atg Sixty-Ninth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF "MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MieCI. * Phone No 2-3241 I "I Don't Know Why Everything Has To Keep Changing. When I Was A Young Man-" KREMLIN CHANGES: Serov Dismissal F I&" 'hn Opinions Are Fre. Truth Wll Prevall" Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAIL H OFFICIAL BULLETIN (Continued from Page 3) ties carried on this semester and a pre- view of activities for next semester, All interested students are welcome. Concerts The University of Michigan Choir, Maynard Klein, conductor will present its annual Christmas Concert in Hill Aud. on Thurs., Dec. 11, 8:30 p.m. In- cluded on the program are motets by J. S. Bach and Healey Willan, and the Cantata "Hodie" by Ralph Vau...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ome Swimming Events To High ug t aG la By DICK MINTZ of these omedy diving, zany water pool yo nts and top notch swimming Howe npetition among A.A.U. and frolic n .A.A. are this Saturday's bill The, fare at the annual Michigan opening im Gala.: the first the Wolverine swim team this for the it is staging the theme of the squad t w as, "Wide, Wild World," and the var er watching the lunatic antics sided m r e denizens...…
…WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 195 THE MICHIA N DAILY t Coaches Discuss Detroit Tourney CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 3' By FRED KATZ Special to the Daily DETROIT - It's taken seven long years, but Motor City Bas ketball Tournament officials hav finally gotten Michigan to com pete in their annual four-team holiday meet. And they're tickled pink. With the addition of the Wol verines, the tournament will have its most attractive field in history Coach ...…
…arw ivremTr A ' UA TVWDYDY 3 33 1iAA JA . _ -- WEDNESDAY, armor l II I4 1 _1 I u n ~ u M III 'lontreal Opens Vide NHL Lead LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHTS: Durelle Challenges Moore for Crown i _.. By TOM WITECKI ' By winning five of their last six contests Montreal's red hot Cana-' diens have broken up the previous- ly tight National Hockey League race and have threatened to make it a runaway in much the same' way as they did last year. But thi...…
…WEST BERLIN 'GETS TOUGH' See Page 4 C, r Sixty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom Duiatiiy SNOW, COLD VOL. LXIX, No. 8 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 91958 FIVE CENTS EIGHT PAGI Communist Loss Deters Proposal GrotewohlSays Elections Unrelated To Plan for West Berlin Neutrality BERLIN (')-The East German Communists, stunned by their crushing defeat in the West Berlin elections, refused yesterday to let go of the Soviet free city pr...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAI V, DECEMBER 9, STULDY IN JEOPARDY: Department of Speech presents Brazer Calls Personal Department To Present TB STRIKES 80,000 YEARLY: Dr. Willis Emphasizes Seriousness o .TB income 1 ax *iNe e sary Comic "The sales tax is an excellent' Thornton Wil revenue-producer which is easy to comedy. "The administer and comply with, and be he a doesn't meet with too much oppo- Fieseand Satur sition from taxpayers. Never...…
…s, 1958 " MTCHIGAn DAILY 9~ 1R58 ThU WICHIGAW DAILY TODAY'S PROJECT DEVELOPS INTO MILLIONS: Glaser Invents First Bubble Chamber (Continued from Page1) nuclear events and feed it into one of the University's electronic computers. The machine then cal- culates the velocities, masses and energies of particles involved. An instrument like the bubble chamber, Prof. Glaser said, has been the dream of physicists all over the world since the earl...…
…gj~g itrigaut Eztit Sixty-Ninth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, Mciic. * Phone No 2-3241 "You Suppose Khrushchev Knows More About The 1960 Race Than We Do?" Ca Opinions A~ re o Truth Will Prevail Editorials Printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staf writers or the editors. This must...…
…E R% 1953THE MICHIGAN DAILY t I - -- wr~ep-v7----------------------- r, uchele To Represent U.S. U At Indian Coop Conference Luther H. Buchele, executivel secretary of the University Inter- Cooperative Council, will repre- sent the United States at a World University Service Conference in Madras, India, Dec. 14-Jan. 5. An invitation extended by the Indian National Committee of the World University Service asked Buchele to attend the South...…
…* I ICHIG~WT~A ANTIL TUESDAY, S . .: _ ," a aa i axvaaavra .w a raa:u a V Lee Highlights Cage Tourney By FRED ijATZ runnerup in both the MVP ballot- Michigan's coach Bill (last name's A weekend of scuttlebutt, ob- ing and loose-ball department to the same) says there's no family servations and even a few facts Tennessee's Gene Tormohlen. relationship. Furthering the co- PARIS as gleaned from watching four Fickle Fans incidence: the Wolve...…
…DECEMBER 9. 1959 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Giants Defeat Lions; In Title Contention CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING I' By AL SINAI Two unusual plays enabled the New York Giants to stay in con- tention for the Eastern Division title as they beat the Detroit Lions, Sunday, 19-17. - One was a play the Lions have used before, namely, a fake punt and run by Yale Lary on fourth down with 21 yards to go from the Lions 43. The Lions were leading 17-12 a...…
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…Con erence By JAMES SEDER, JEAN HARTWIG AND BRUCE COLE The Student-Faculty Administration Conference, held yesterday in the Union, discussed the future of Student Government Council, the role academics and activities should play in the University and the University's admission policies. Several of the students at the discussion "Academics versus Activi- ties" called for leadership by faculty. "We are asking for leadership, not from the adminis...…
…SUNDAY, -nwi IM U alit W~ ~ U WV TWO TH ?ICU3U GUENuU AUIIU_________________ .... .. ..... ..: woo$ STUDENT GOVERNMENT COUNCIL: STARTS TODAY y .aae ~ f j' , r yA DIAL 2-3 136 I - Members Explain Committee Functions Theatre Notes We Guarantee Howls FROM THE BOLD BLUSHING STAGE HiT Of SEX I By JUDITH DONER I The Education and Student Welfare and the Student Activi- ties committees of Student Gov- erment Council both operate to ...…
…7, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 7~ 1953 TEE MICKIGAN DAILY c e /d G GVL 3 A/IEJYIY" 6.l4tJl lllll u11J 11IArI " /R Ma rgetta-H i tchco The engagement of their dat ter, Betty Kay, to John L. Hi cock, has been announced by and Mrs. Vincent Margetta Hamshire Court, Dearborn. Miss Margetta is a senior in literary college at the Univers The bridegroom-elect is the of Mr. andMrs. Robert C. Mui of Hart, Michigan. He gradu from the literary college...…
…i i ngt Biy Sixt y-Ninth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUPENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MIICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. 0 ANN ARBOR, MICA. * Phone NO 2-3241 A Look at Liberal Educa tion Mrlnons Are Free Will Prev&U" .ditorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. AY, DECEMBER 7, 1958 NIG...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Confron t Mihigant Ideal's Vioor Dampened Engineering Courses Fill Programs thing out of it," Dean Emmons said. He would therefore "hesitate t6 impose a lot of liberal arts courses" on the engineering stu-. dent. The engineering college has, however, "made an attempt to encourage well-rounded educa- tional personalities." "WE MUST allocate space in student programs to include the engineering essentials," Dean Em- mons exp...…
…SIlt THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, SIX TIlE ~ICflIGA1Y DAILY SUNflAY, maw"Sm.-P-mim" UNION THEATER TRIP TO DETROIT JULIE HARRIS in the Pre-Broadway presentation "WARM PENINSULA" Thursday, December 11, 1958 Tickets and Information now available in Union Student Offices Rams Edge Baltimore As Wade, Shofner Star Ailing Lions Hos Giants in Finale 4 By The Associated Press LOS ANGELES - The Los An- geles Rams got sweet revenge to- day with...…
…PAGE THE MICHIGAN DAILY SPORT SHORTS: SYost, Bertoa Key Men lin Tiger-S.enator Swap CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING iI By The Associated Presi WASHINGTON-The Washing- ton Senators yesterday traded; veteran third baseman Eddie Yost, shortstop Rocky Bridges and out- fielder Neil Chrisley to the Detroit Tigers for infielders Reno Bertoia, and Ron Samford and centerfielder Jim Delsing. Calvin Griffith, president of the Senators, announced the deal a...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. 1"! TH ICIANDIL U lY z age rs, Gymnasts TI , : (Continued from Page 1) not handicapped at all after a zapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon fra- briefly shaky start. Terry Miller rnlty, emblematic of the highest hit a 15-foot jump shot midway in vrn e b ai f h ethe first half that broke an 11-11 Dints TorMohlen was runner-up ith 47, while Michigan's George e was third with four points less. Team Tired When Michigan...…
…CHRISTMAS FEATU RE SwiRr uyr Daii4Ltj CHRISTMAS FEATURE SUNDAY. DECEMBER 7, 1958 FOURTEEN v' Y: { - i'll. ~ ' :. *m % I1 ~4\ On the following pages, the Michi- gan Daily presents a shopping guile5 for everyone on your Christmas list. J Take advantage of ideal buying conditions and complete selections which Ann Arbor offers you. Use I The Michigan Daily as your guide. .c b.A i., ?:2. . '- ... . You by s will benefit .* I ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY_______ Latvian Yule Traditions Retain MEDIEVAL DINNERS BEGIN BOAR'S HEAD CUSTOM Great Feasts Mark Christmas Through History uperstitions, Pagan Customs i i i j, C i, paper, and large pepper cookies and are cut in a wide variety of which have a hole in them so they shapes. Nuts are also traditional, can be hung on the tree. hazelnuts in particular. Use Candles, Cotton "There are also many supersti- "Some people do not ...…
…"UW MTVUGAN 1DAILY ~.u ikm ~ m~~ *ftaro .7: as Ancient Boar's Hea Retained Through ( In medieval England each feast during the Christmas season began with a Boar's Head Procession. As a signal to those who wereE about to eat, trumpeters blew a fanfare and the procession began. Following the trumpeters were musicians who provided music for the feast. Then came the master cook carrying the piece de resistance-j a giant boar's head decorated ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'ro blems of Crime, Drafm a Studied in. Books- If certain friends and relatives ive been taking your fingerprints ances from a miasma of resess- ter you've shut the refrigerator ness and suspense. or, or shiftily watching you out LEGACY OF A SPY by Hen- the corners of their eyes, ry S. Maxfield. Harper. ances are-if your life is rea- nably pure-that they are deep- The author of this tight, uncom-j infected with "de...…
… By JEAN HARTWIG Books are the Christmas shop- per's best friend. No matter how many volumes the lucky people on your list own, they inevitably want more. In fact, books are sort of like peanuts- the more you have, the more you want. The only real difficulty in book- giving is choosing the right book for the right reader. Probably the best authorities to help In this area are the people who have the most contact with the written word-the facu...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY EE BULBS REPRESENT $25: Lights To Record Salvation Army Donations The Best Christmas Gifts BOOKS from WAHR'S I A new sight for Ann Arbor area; residents this Christmas season is the "Tree of Lights." The large tree in front of the Elks Club will represent the amount of donations submitted toj the Salvation Army. For every $25; received, another bulb on the tree will be lit. Various colored bulbs will repre- sent contrib...…
…7., "a THE MICHIGAN DAILY Fatality Rate of Captains Higi Bur ton, Lee .N-ew Cag"e Leadei By FRED KATZ Lee have followed a distinctly It's getting to the point that similar pattern over the past few, ci;,"" SEEK THIRD STRAIGHT NCAA TITLE: Hopkins Captains Powerful Swim ing Squad r By STEVE ROGERS it's almost news when a Michigan years. athletic captain-elect finishes (or Both' were chosen starts) his final season. state high school tea I...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY aulter Gibson Leads M' Captain's Ice Career Initiated by Broken Skis Track Team By MIKE GILLMAN A pair of broken skis when he ! was 10 years old started Bobby Watt on his way to being the cap- tain of the hockey team at the University of Michigan. Watt's story is a change from the usual biography of a Cana- dian hockey player who receives his first skates at almost the same time as his teething ring. The junior defensema...…
…l$st 'THE MICHIGAN DAILY PRICE OF DIVERSITY: GAGE LINEN SHOP is the logieale enter for your GIFT-BUYING Bath Towel sets 3.40 - 3.85 - 5.00 - 6.25 Matching fingertips 40c - 50c - 65c - 75c each Scarfs, silk or wool, square or long Handkerchiefs for men and women A wide selection of Christmas designs in table cloths, tea towels with matching aprons, cocktail napkins and handkerchiefs, aprons of all descriptions and prices. Place Mats - Straw,...…
…SUNDAY, qrw wiWWJyWVAUv UMATNT Tfr E.JRR31 P1 Z1 r L~ M 11y ...-.. hristmas Approaches-Bringing Mixed Blessings MM' 1111'sUIeterson Calls Outlook for Jobs 'Grim' - _._. s. rye By GILBERT WINER College students will have few opportunities to bolster their fi- nances over Christmas vacation as prospects of temporary student employment this season are rather grim. According to Ward D. Peterson, assistant to the director at the Bureau of A...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Local Gallery Presents Christmas Art Show .w o? mr w rmm Ura mr amm The recent world-wide boom in art, combined with the usual surge in gift-giving, has made the For- sythe Gallery a busy place as the Christmas season approaches. The gallery, owned and operat- ed by Mrs. Jay Forsythe, and lo- cated at 201 Nickels Arcade, holds year-long exhibitions of original art from which works may be bought. Mrs. Forsythe remarked that...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY UY;A° Un3U Ulir Ski Club Plans Full Sehedi 6E$ 7, 9 le I By STEVE ROGERS Once again this year, skiing enthusiasts at Michigan can break the drudgery of their school workt by participating in their favorite winter pastime. The Ullr Ski Club sees to this. As the University's official skiing organization, the Club offers both recreational and competitive ski- ing to anyone interested, from beginner to expert. The Club, whic...…
…12' 7 19N2 FU I g r iGAN Former Michigan Prep Gridders Star Across] Nation By JIM BENAGII A quick look around the nation "If -you seek a beautiful football -from Rhode Island to Arizona- state, look about you." had supporters of the state's prep That's how a talented array of football beaming more than ever college gridders from Michigan before. A team they could pick high schools has modified the from players who won the most Wolverine ...…
…SUNDAY TUr yrzauA i aA4p m U a i T m* . . .. -i ar, aria aa avt+ .x ar rr,.a . ., i FIGHT CAGE APATHY IN DETROIT: Pro Team Struggles To Succeed' By DAVE POJILOD 4 Is basketball a dead sport in Detroit? Detroit Piston owner Fred Zoll- ner must ask himself this same! question a dozen times every day. Zollner's problems started two years ago, when he was taken with the idea of moving Fort Wayne's faltering professional basketball franchis...…
…IDEA EXCHANGE STILL NEEDED Se Page 4 Sixty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom Dati SNOW FLU(,RRIES, COLT? Vou LXIX, No.6ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN; SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6,1958 FIVE CENTS SIX PAG I i I 1I I .> 1 VALLEY REPRESENTATIVES: Agencies Approve Plan For Huron River Study By RALPH LANGER The proposed Lower Huron River study received approval from two state agencies last night. The State Health Department and Water Resources Commission...…
…TH. MiCH'fGAN DAILT SATURDAY. DELI TW r J A' ..I STRDY.fE I Music Idea Danish High Schools Teach Democracy I By ANITA FELDMAN five-month winter semester, ex- n the Folk High Schools in tending from November through imark, our principle instruction March, or a three-month spring emocracy, and our aim is for semester. from the middle of April h student to discover the uni- to the middle of July. al humanity of the peoples of Come from Ma...…
…9_ Ili TIFF MICHIGAN DAILY F"= = m P A w %.- - - --- - -.w- Ij Peach Mountain Telescope Nears January Completion By BRUCE COLE An 85-foot wide radio telescope second largest in the world-is fast nearing completion on Peach Mountain, 15 miles northwest of Ann Arbor. The telescope, when completed,7 will receive radio waves from the: sun, moon, planets, and, a variety of nebulae and galaxies, Prof. Fred Haddock of the astronomy / and electri...…
…"It's Kind of a Two-Stage Thing" Sixty-Ninth Year EDITD AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS S rUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MIC-i. * Phone \o 2-3241 TODAY AND TOMORROW: Reply to Red Note Presents Problemis pinions Are Free Wll Prevail" -_ itorials printed in The Michigan Daily exptress the indi:idual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This inst b...…
…THE MICHIG~AN DAILY T. DECEMBER6, 1951 E s- y.YaL 1lY14yslvl}li1 as raaaa :a c r )MMUNIST GAIN: Formosan Leader Says U.S. Asian Policy Fails United States policy in South- east Asia, including its economic aid, "has failed miserably," K. C. Wu, Governor of Formosa from 1949-53, said Thursday. Addressing 200 bankers attend- ing the 20th annual bank study conference at the Michigan Union, Wu said, "the people of Southeast Asia have one thi...…
…OrWW VMT~lffIGANfDAILY TUA,- - -*--.---- SATURDAY, lIIL iRiLai{}nl' alra aaJa !ate Tennessee Spurt Beats Michigan Five, 80-66 i Tidwell, Lee Star in Kent Tourney Loss; Wyoming Defeats Kent in Finale, 75-67 UNITAS CLOSE TO RECORD: Rams Host Colts in Anticlimactic Game T By FRED KATZ Special to the Daily KENT, O. - Lack of depth and height took its toll for Michigan last night as the Wolverines dropped an 80-66 clash to Ten- nessee in ...…
…U' RECOGNIZES WOMEN'S JUDGMENT Y Sir qAat :43 a i1 See Page 4 Sixty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom CLOUDY, COLDER VOL. LXIX, No. 65 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1958 g111O gllll II U.S. Has Evidence Iraq To Leave Pact Former Anti-Communist 'Keystone' May Become Moscow Satellite WASHINGTON fi) - The United States has evidence that the revolutionary government of -Iraq intends to pull that country out of the anti-Commu...…
…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY PRESENTS PROSPECTUS: SFAC Groups T MUSKET '58 PRESENTS Goldman Asks SGC Members To Take Initiative SGT Admission Roers & Hammerstein's_, o Discuss is Policy Council members might begin cis- cussion of these questions. The whole area of bias clauses and discrimination in off-campus housing are areas which have not been explored fully enough. Gold- man indicated. The counseling study report, the area of increasing enroll...…
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…(1*r Lid{t igzt BaI Sixty-Ninth Year EDITI D AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY Or MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, fICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 "If Only There Was Soine Way We Could Stamp THEIR Stuff 'Secret' " AT LYDIA MElNDELSSQHN: 'Brand New State! hen Opinions Are Free Truth Will Prev&U" Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinion...…
