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…Sundov. Mov 25. 1958 Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE LATET INMYSTRY: Offerings Old and New -OReflect Psychological Trend } I By VERNON NAHRGANG Frances and Richard Lockridge. this one, with the time-honored | er (dubbed by the newspapers the ' it also has several fine, onle. MYSTERY fans, the cur- J. B. Lippincott Co. blustering flatfoot (a deputy chief Flower Murderer) is a swift-mov- twists unseen in spite of the rent offerings...…
…Y L LATEST IN MYSTERY: Offerings Old and New Reflect. Psychological Tr end Would Help To Promote Greater By VERNON NAHRGANG FOR MYSTERY fans, the cur- rent offerings of publishers are showing an even stronger trend to- ward the psychological rather than the logical and toward elucidation of the detective's life and charac- ter rather than the criminal's or victim's. Three new books and a new omnibus of reprint novels re- flect this moveme...…
…Sunday, May 25, 1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE D,,., , Ti.,: s.....,. S a 5{l- * L-.rage hirteen The Decline and Fall of the Minors I (Continued from Page 7) baseball talent must have a place HERE are many hardships in ballplayers will be adequate. Any- belp the majors adopt a sane TV of origin. Before the rapid advance minor league ball. But regard- time a profession pays a minimum program, via Congress, of the electronic age a major l...…
…8 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Wells and James: Col4 Rela Deb ection of Letters, Essays rtes Their Friendship, ate and Qwurrel # For while James could in a way appreciate what Wells wrote, and while he could -- perhaps conde- scendingly -- be generous in his criticism of Wells' novels, he was nevertheless addicted to and pledged to a quite different con- cept of the novel. STEADY IMPROVEMENT: Student Housing Scene Today "+- " v .."',"'y! ....…
…Page Fourteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Page Fourteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Sunday, May 25, 1958 -7 T rld,-A"h J VA' Y_ " " _& _.f x SIX THEOSOPHIC POINTS, AND able. He was not an academic or Points (1620), On the Earthly and sterdam. The first English trans-THE treatment of the subjects OTHER WRITINGS. 'Hy Jacob even well-educated: he was, in Heavenly Mystery (1620), and On lation of these works is that of indicated above is, of ...…
…Unity Among Services Key to Defense Twilight of the Minor Leagues (Continued from Page 9) shore in three different oceans, the AN OFFICIAL Naval Institutej publication declares that the 1500-mile range of the Fleet Bal- listic missile will bring virtually every spot on earth within range of naval attack. Targets in the very heart of Soviet Russia could be destroyed by ships lying far off- pamphlet declares. The relative invulnerability of...…
…Sunday, May 25, 1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE ftffo S y 2 5M G L een The Most Famous and Influential of a Series of German Protestant Mystics (Continued from Page 14) p. 107 in the present edition) and whatever) is imperfect in places in not to look for arguments. As of "the right hell-fire" (das rechte the Boehme text, so that occa- Berdyaev notes, Boehme's method hollische Feuer, p. 109). "Most fre- sionally the eye is detained tryin...…
….hanging Student Housing Scene An Intensive Inspection Program Has Improved City Housing -But Much Remains To Be Accomplished By DAVID TARR IT WAS early in the morning of a late October clay in 1954 that the Ann Arbor fire department was called to extinguish a fire in an apartment house near South Quadrangle. Two women died in the blaze, a University graduate student and her landlady. And it was, further, the third fire catastrophe in the ci...…
…IZ, trA^%, AA^%, Page Sixteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Pae itenTH .MCI .rlil Y k4AvncZIL -unuuy,muyL LA , a Iy f 'Anatomyof aM Voelker Presents an Accurate Study Of Murder and Courtroom Procedure ANATOMY OF A MURDER. By derer is known within the first few sight into the case. Nothing per- Robert Traver (John D. Voel- chapters and the facts of the case tinent to the murder case has been ker), 439 pp. New York: St. are unfolded by the de...…
…GOP LETS ;DUCATION DOWN See Page 4 L Sixty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom LXVII, No. 145, ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1958 FIVE CENTS SIXTEEN P) To Cut Outstate Education By DAVID TARR The Legislature's call for aus- terity spending in state institu- tions next year will require the University to sharply curtail some areas of its off-campus education- al program. Some students will be turned away from the Flint College, th...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY Ititude Irrational,,Open Houses Composer-Conductor Saunders Drama Season Prodi -Daily-Eric Arnold ORIGINAL MUSIC -- The speech department's production of "Love's Labor's Lost" running tonight and tomorrow at the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre will feature original music by Job James (left). Don Young will be one of the four members of the ensemble which will perform the music at the performances. James, who will conduct, ...…
…THE~ x ATE STUDY: nhel President To Spend Year in Denmark :.:By BEATA JORGENSON From 1531 Student Activities Building to study in Denmark is the route Marilyn Houck, '58Ph, past president of Panhellenic Association, will have followed during her senior year. Everywhere the sparkling blue-green eyed Marilyn has gone, she f; has made new friends and exercised capable leadership. .As president of her pledge class for Alpha Xi Delta, Marilyn be...…
…Sixty-Eighth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY Or BOARDIN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 "We'll Do All The Judging Around Here" ns Are Free Prevail" AT LYDIA MENDELSSOHN: 'Love's Labor's Lost' Unique, Entertaining SHAKESPEARE'S "Love's Labor's Lost" opened last night at the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre, as the last in the current se...…
…THE MYC TUE MU AS DAIFLV r - I to the L r:.. t f ,. . .. 7 t "' - t 4. a f ti_,./ 5 t ,; X. .. J r y f / We cordially welcome the many visitors as well Students and Faculty to this, the most elaborate and gay of all our week- g ends in Ann Arbor. I N SAFFELL & BUSH ANN AR 2285 W Liberty BO R PACKING ELIZABETH DILLON SHOPS MILK-MAID DRIVE-IN 310 S. State NO 8-6338 NO 3-2409 530 S. Forest Ave. NO 3-5606 3730 Washtenaw NO...…
…__ _TBE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY Michigan Nine Opens, Big 1-'en .Play --^ Nu Sigs, Phi Alpha's Win, In I-M Pro Fraternity Play By BILL ZOLLA of An e r OurinAlpha Kappa Psi, 11-1. Exhibiting A eight run outburst in the top a blazing fast ball, Iwaarden was the scoring necessary in Nu Sigma touched for only one tainted single, Nu's 8-4 victory over Phi Delta while fanning 10 batters. Epsilon in the feature game of the A tight contest betwe...…
… __________THE MICHIGAN DAILYg ~ U . Al By John Hillyer, Ray Fisher r SHE~R is a puckishi little patriarch with a twinkle in his eye baseball coming out of his ears. He has a love for the' national ~whch parallels that of a schoolboy playing hockey to standi a kniothole and watch a sandlot game. Is is a good thing, since Fisher has been connected with. It ,t of his life, and has been coaching Michigan teams fr the years. HIe's had quite a f...…
… i IMrl DIIIGA~I DAILYx FRIDAY, s _ _ n .. _ . _ --- ---- - - - -- APRIL x5, 1959 I r s r I A'ew6'at 9 Ye4 MOULIN ROUGE"' 4 I '' april125, 26 F newberry-gom berg man MICH IGRAS GRAND PRIZE DRAWING 1=--M Trimatic H I'Fl SETS' Donated by Ann Arbor Chamber 'of Commerce and Ann Arbor Retail Association -4 L °": Cl Ilassifieds I To HIighlight your Michiogras Weekend .. . iTARATS YOU WILL- ENJOY! 4: .e 11 'RENOWNED THE W...…
… Y itpAO UIA1 :. °- <' t;,k;. <s; .. 01 Ann Arbor Clothing Fileccia Shoes Kwik 9n Kleern 11. 11 Arthur Murray, Follett's 14 Mast's Shoes . Cainelet's Greene's Morrill's- N+ Campus Daniel's Bootery Jewelry John Leidy Pipe Center Kuohn's Purchase Camera " N * ." s f* i ".** a t 'a a , a. . q9" " " I II IIM/ " r sf s 1 t . +.. ra y:: r. f e t ^1 i,. Rab ideau-Harris Student Bike Shop Ulrwch's Redwood & ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, APRIL . ... THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, APRIL .. .:.. ,,w ... _........w.. Students Cite Differences, In Fashions By THOMAS TURNER International student opinion of - American fashions for males varies from "quite different" from that in their homeland to "almost the same." Europeans and Asians empha- size the differenceA while Africans stressed the similarities. "My first impression was that. everyone here dresse...…
…i45 loer THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Trost Benefits. from Student Offices r By PHILIP MUNCK "There's a point where you won- der if you've had enough of stu- dent government," Rob Trost, '58, former president of Interfraterni- ty Council, remarked. "At times you question what this business is all about and if you couldn't have used your time in some better way," he continued. "Nevertheless, I think I have benefitted very much from my contacts ...…
…TH MICHIGAN DAILY ADVERTISEMENT i FRIDAY, . THiE MICHIGAN DAILY ADVERTISEMENT FRIDAY, Thirty-four Booths Compete in Michigras Evans Scholars and Alpha Xi Delta, 'Pizza Holiday;" Kappa Sigma and Alpha Omicron Pi, "Cosmic Cloud Candy" and Lamb- da Chi. Alpha and Delta Delta Delta, "Dive Inn." Sigma Nu and Kappa Kappa Gamma, "House of Blue Lights;" Theta Delta Chi and Alpha Gam- ma Delta, "Calypso Club" and Theta X and Alpha Phi, "The Sea Anc...…
… :NG THE JUIfGE-.-After, weeks of work, the Michigras floats approach the Union for the long- d judging. In preparation, thousands of napkins have been stuffed in chicken wire forms, cos- have been sown and hammers have pounded late into the night. The finished products weave State St. between rows 'of-spectators to announce the beginning of the biannual Michigras. PARADE DAY-The two-hour long Michigras parade this afternoon will be composed ...…
…IN MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 195E - K.. TIlE ~CHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1953 PER WEDDING ATTIRE: ornality Dictates Groon's Dress y QAROLYN MILLER very bridegroom be a Prince ping this summer as he es- i Cinderella up the aisle to rains of Mehdelssohfn's re- .all >ms should be aware that igs have three degrees of ity, depending on the elab- ess decided on by the couple eir ceremony. It is just as taste for a couple to have >orat...…
…T kN DAILY PAGE IMPORTED COATS POPULAR: International Fashion Trends A ffect Campus Raincoat Styles For Spring Sport, Dress Shirts Display New English Tab Collars By MARY STATON i Spring plus Ann Arbor equals rain. But most men won't mind being in Ann Arbor in the rain if they have one of the new raincoats featured in many Ann Arbor stores. Claiming international trends, many of the styles have a con- tinental flair. Imports vary from En...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FIUD AY, A ll 29, 1998 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1951 Care Saves Life, Looks Of Clothing Perhaps you'll never make Phi Beta Kappa, but if you put a little energy towards clothes care we guarantee your Eye-Q will im- prove immeasurably! For top Eye-Quotient, start with suit sense. Let them hang a day or two between wearings to In- crease their life-span as well as the span of your budget. Also be careful not \to...…
…THE CANDIDATES HON SIGMA KAPPA See Page 4 Sixty-Seven Years of Editorial FreedomA LXVIH, No. 126 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 25, 1958 FIVE CENTS MTY CMOUDY, SNOW \ SIX P? Boys'n Girls Roommate Women from Vassar and'Placement Smith Colleges will be under- graduates at Yale University S for the first time everanext fall. They will be under a new program to recruit and train seondary school teachers. By JANE McCARTHY By DAVID TARR Univ...…
…4 TILE MMCHIGAN DAILY TUSDY K"Cf NTU CnPRESENT SCHOOLS FORMAL: U uoncer K s Lacik if Student Interest. Korol Calls Soviet Math, Science Instruction Good 2 a "Soviet mathematics and science instruction is, very good," said Alexander G. Korol, of Mas- sachusetts Institute of Technolo- gy in his lecture on the ten-year Soviet school system at 4:15 p.m. yesterday in Aud. A, Angell Hall. Korol is a member of the senior. research staff at the C...…
…TUESDAY, MARCH 25, 1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGlE TUESDAY, MARCH 25, 1958 THE MICHIGAN BAILV A X3LXA Aid Gagn ier To Miss Big Ten Gym Ch ampionsh ip~ *. Wolverines' Chances Fade As Injury Sidelines Captain 'iM' SEEKS TO RETAIN TITLE: Swim Hopes Rest with Hopkins, Hanley, Kimball By TOM WITECKI The Michigan gymnastics team suffered a great blow yesterday when it learned that its injured captain, Ed Gagnier, will not be able to ...…
…"When Opinions Aro Free Truth Will Prevail Sixty-Eighth 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, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 Editoriats printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This mius t be noted in all reprints. TUESDAY, MARCH 25, 1958 NIGHT EDITOR: JOHN WEICHER Sen...…
…TE MICHIGAN DAILY "s am mmmmmss e 15 and Dye' )AILY C ASSIF :ED A Interested People May Purchase Materials From Native Weavers By JANICE GEASLER "Tie and dye" handwoven cot- ns from Barpali, India, will be public exhibition from noon til 10 p.m. Thursday at the iends Center, 1416 Hill Street. These materials are dyed and ven by a special process that is nturies old, says Mrs. Arthur u nh am, of the Ann Arbor Lends Meeting, who is in ch...…
…- Regents Approve Sabbatical Leaves WorryAbout Social Life For University Faculty Members Unusual DEN7 course offerings of representative departments of speech in the U.S. Thirteen sabbatical leaves for the University year 1958-59 were granted. Prof. R. K. Beardsley of the anthropology department will do ethnological field work in ag- ricultural villages near Valencia, Spain, and Prof. W. D. Schorger of the anthropology department will conduc...…
… SGC VOTING APPROACHES See Page 4 L Sixty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom CVIII, NO. 102 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1958 S S I .S.-British [issile Pact. ompleted Subcommittee Hears Miami Lawyer On Insurance Interest with Mack Five-Year Agreement Calls for English Site WASHINGTON ()-The United toeand Britain disclosed yes- °terday United States atomic mis- siles -will be based in England, w.ith the understanding tha...…
…[GAN DAILY MUSIC, SPEECH COLLABORATE: 'U' Students To Present 'Masked Ball' by Verdi t1 LOEWENBERG LECTURES: Darwin Left Legacy Of Persistent Inquiry n1 O (AW) -- Racial vio- newspapermen said to- increasingly grim prob- pulation centers of the I is not peculiar to the C. Hall Jr., editor in he Montgomery (Ala.) said, "A basic reason national debate on the is so irrational is the the American press to fe as eagerly and fully th a's in t...…
… SDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Cagers Lose to Indiana In Final Two Minutes Hopkins cited For Work WOLVERINES EXTEND WIN STREAK: 'State Meet Closer Than S core Indicates' -Stager (Continued from Page 1) basket. They moved ahead, 75-74, with 7:30 left to go, but two free throws by Frank Radovich and Jump shot by Dees, who led Indi- ana in scoring with 27 points, put Indiana three points up with less than 6:00 minutes lef...…
…T14rMilrtt Eni 40 Sixty-Eighth Year EDITED AND MANAGEDBY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 "Let's Face This Squarely -Some Of You Haven't Been Smiling Enough" i mmwwww&I.-- bhen Opinions Are Free Trutb Will Prevail" Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the e...…
…____ ____ ___ ____ ___THEMICHIGANDAILY r White elepatsale, Don't delay!: 'Already choice items have been submitted for sale in the Daily Classified sec- tion which will appear in Friday's paper. All 11 11111111- - - - fE i- p I - - M I I …
…TlE MICHIGAN DAILY EEK TO SUDANESE: oral Library Exhibits Rare Books v HARTWIG I pecial display of priceless nd book collections, the Library is exhibiting a M. Hymans, Rare Book , called "selections from st books in the library." books, some, irreplaceabl, ie library's Rare Book never circulate although a t e students or faculty are allowed to borrow ce in a while, Miss Hy- id. pedial collections are dis-. n the exhibition in the the buil...…
