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…W AM 1 W 9 AVU v Jniversity students sail to-, Hoboken, N. J. pier ,fo aths of study at the Uni- f Vienna. are Sandra Koss, '60,/and osenthal, '60, who are par- ,g in the Institute of Euro- idles program. goal of the program is to an intellectual experience encompasses the under- of foreign cultures andj uit of academic endeavors gn milieu," Rosenthal ex- Contacts Institute -iginally heard about the - from a foreign student a o but has been...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY VISUAL VOICE - A young woman's voice saying "The Michigan Daily" is visually recorded in a lead to the development of a device which will be able to translate from Russian Into English. …

…3, THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,.. ti '~ DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN * "sc. SAY, (Continued from Page 4) , seniors; 3) blue slips - over- for all girls. irmination of Class Standing: ' year of college attendance willa girl sophomore privileges. I .es of the Residence House em-: in. through Thurs.: 1) Business4 r1 remain open until 11:00 in- f 10:30; 2) R.A~s will work fromI antil 12:00 instead of 10:15 to1 usiness Desk will close at 10:30 and Sa...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tv in Third; hni Dump Hoosiers Upset, 89-=8 Wisconsin Trips Pure By The Associated Press BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - Illi- nois stormed out of a five-game losing streak and upset Indiana's hot-and-cold basketball team last night, 89-83. The Illini came back fighting after trailing 17-0 at the start. Roger Taylor pumped in 28 points for the winners. Indiana went into the game with a chance to tie Michigan State's idle Big Ten l...…

… By TOM WITECKI <~. I flUW DU~JI I~ flAlN~.UI this scorin gdrought the Spartans ploded into stick-swinging and 1 Selinger traded spectacular saves I Sparked by the fine play Of lit the red light behind goalie fisticuff engagements. Neither j and only Watt, scoring his second goalie Joe Sebnger, a strong Coyle four times to sew up the Bruno Pollesel of Michigan State goal of the series. was able to Michigan State team swept a two win, score, wr...…

…THEMICHIGANDAILY [at Team Makes Illini ourth Straight Victim PORT-WHYS injury, veteran 130-lb. Rex Whit- latch passed only four courses out of five and is ineligible, while starting 123-b. Fred Szymanski is also injured.) Michigan's three veteran grap- plers, plus sophomore Dick Frone- ;zak, won three straight bouts to lead the team in its three be- tween-semester victories. Mike Hoyles, one of the leading con- tenders for the Conference 12...…

…SECTION TWO AhI 4bp Ah- Now t SECTION TWO L, MICHIGAN TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, iGC Plans Meeting )f 'Tryouts' Today Committee Chairmen To Speak At Administrative Wing Program By PHIIIP MUNCK Student Government Council's Administrative Wing Personnel gram - their "tryout" program - will be held at 4 p.m. today Rm. 3D of the Union, according to Lynnel Marg, '61, SGC's per- inel director. This will not be a formal mass, meeting, she empha...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY . TUESDAY, THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, ighest U.S. Court its PrestigeLow Prof. Goldberg Says Number' Of Astronomers May Double CITY PLANNING PROGRAM: A&D Course Trains Planne Phe United States Supreme art has hit a new low in public stige, a law professor from New k State University said recent- due to "sharp differences in icial philosophy" and public kbiting. 'he criticism of the Supreme art has .never been 'so widel...…

…,1959 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Fl Extension Course Program 'Journalists ASIS Offers Two-Week Safari to Afri )I To B Given in Ann Arbor Give Nare si-t o-E s-udent-weinghave the sert-toarIs * ~ loileI~iven n An .i..bor ive ~ai~ Et to-v eekcamra far toEach student will have the serv- Paris and New York with a ( .t s ME SExtension courses will again be offered in Ann Arbor by the Uni- _04foa* eCredit courses will be given in1 astronomy, English ...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, FEBRUARY TREND TO CONTINUE IN 1959: Claims Communist Movement Losing Ground By WILLIAM L. RYAN Associated Press Foreign News Analyst Communism as a world revolu- tionary movement lost some ground in 1958. Indications are that the trend will continue in 1959. If this hap- pens, the coming year can bring the world closer to total war than at any time since the guns fell si- lent in 1945. Although chances are that th...…

…SIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1959 IEM U!ANI IX - OM ...CKHAM, FACULTY° RESEARCH FUNDS:'-,fi 0~. 4:.) its totalling $82,0100 have et for faculty research, ac H.y s, Dean Robert R. WhiteFainti to dean of the graduate par'ty o03 announced recently. ture and are to come from the Hor- Detroit °. ; >'. ,; : Fpq Y A. fyy Rackham Fund and the! of fasmily size and family plan- the Biosynthesis Qf Allantoic Research ,Fund. Included ning, changes occuring d...…

…THE l IVHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY. 1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY,] Benedict Named Lunds4i ookie Coach Believes in Top Physical Conditioning it Former Wolverine Captain, Shortstop To Coach Freshmen, Work with Vars-i By TOM 'WITECKI Latest 'addition to the youth movement on the Michigan coach- ing staff is former Wolverine dia- mond star Moby Benedict, who has assumed the title of assistant base- ball coach.- Benedict joins head baseball: coac...…

…EBRUARY 10, 1959 THE MICHIGAN DAILY mers Strong Despite ost Divers ,x a} By DICK MINTZ An academic chip in the other- wise infallible armor of the Wol- verine swim squad was hardly no- ticed by coach Gus Stager during yesterday's practice at the Varsity Pool., Only Dick Mehl, a sprinting free-styler, was lost to the squad because of academic difficulties. "We're in a better position now than we have ever been," said Stager. Divers Weakened ...…

… kwoxoes Tops -iur 41l honors if the rest of the pack keeps knocking each other off, and if someone (maybe the Wol- verines themselves) can stop the Spartans. Perigo's depth problem will be the big stumbling block. INDIANA is still a big question; mark as the loss of Bob Wilkinson due to academic troubles forces the Hoosiers to start a quintet in- cluding four sophomores. Wilkin- son was the only starter from last year's squad. However, a r...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY e ig ities S ne NineAthletes 7 By FRED KATZ It is a unique feature of inter- collegiate athletics that cham- pionships often are made or lost not on the field of battle as much as in the bruising jungle of black- boards and bluebooks. And as the winter's sun quickly set on the fall semester of 1958, just as quickly did it set tempor- arily on the athletic careers of nine Michigan students. The toll was heavy in numbers, b...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY CIN 1959 Spring EMA GUILD Thursday and Friday, at 7 and 9, except where noted. Semester PROGRAMS Saturday at 7 and 9, Sunday at 8, except where noted. V February 5-6-7:00 and 9:00 THE CATERED AFFAIR. BETTE DAVIS with ERNEST BORGNINE ' BARRY FITZGERALD SHORT: Invasion Nazi Version February 7-7:00 and 9:00 February 8-8:00 only DIABOLIQUE with SIMONE *SIGNORET VERA CLOUZOT PAUL MEURISSE SHORT: Crime Control, with Rober...…

…CASTRO BRINGS LIBERTY AND DEATH Y Sixty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom D43aii~i FAIR, COLD See Page 4 VOLIX No.82 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1959 FIVE CENTS SIX PAGES Cubans Release Two 'U' Students Marrero, Michelena Describe Life Under Revolutionary Government By CHARLES KOZOLL and BARTON HUTHWAITE Fidel Castro's CubaA provisional government has released two of the four University students detained on the Carribean ...…

…P 'O THE MICHIGAN DAIIL Kearns Says Music Vital To Cold War Man's satellites should play mu- sic, Rep. Carroll D. Kearns (R-; Pa.) told a University audience yesterday. Kearns keynoted the 14th an- nual Midwestern Conference on School Vocal and Instrumental, Music. About 1.500 music educat- ors heard his talk. Scientists should realize that "the greatest instrument at their command is the ear," he said. "If I could put a sputnik into the air....…

…firUF MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Z 1L 1959 ..11 T UTI1RAN UAY1fILVPAE resident Spotlights Tax Revision in Annual Tall : . (EiTOR' sNOTE Followingare exepsfrom the State of the Union address given before Congress yester- day by president Dwight D. Eisen- bower.) Mr. President, Mr. Speaker, members of the 86th Congress, my fellow citlzens: This is the moment when Con- gress and the executive annually begin their cooperative work to build a bet...…

… &f irl4wan Baitg Sixty-NinthoYear EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIOSs STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBoR, Mici. * Phone io 2-3241 'en Opinions Are Free Titb WWll Preval "IOc-9 c-8e-7c-6c-5c-4c-" C INTERPRETING THE 'NEWS: Rising Cost of War Wastes World's Riches Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY agers Host Ohio State JAILY n T V Contest oday 4 ------ WAYNE MORTBERG Michigan meets another ob- stacle on its course toward a pos- sible Big Ten basketball cham- pionship when it meets the Ohio State Buckeyes this afternoon at 4:30 at Yost Field House. The game, which will be re- gionally televised by CBS will pro- vide another stern test for the title-minded Wolverines. Surpris- ingly enough, the sparkling charges...…

…SATUJRDAY, JA: frnw MTGIAV UATLVT 3 3ff 31 aaE 3 i u rPi. u - s - 11' Icers Fall to Michigan Tech, 3-2, in Overtim WIIIL May :Form Again Next Season By TOM WITECKI It looks as if the oldWL- Western Intercollegiate Hockey League - or something similar to it, may be back in business next winter, During the past week represen- tatives from Michigan and off- cials from the other six former members of the now defunct league met in conjunctio...…