…KHRUSHCHEV'S VISIT: (. U.S. OBJECTIVES See Page 4 Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom a FAIR, COOt Hlgh-05 Low-5G Fair to partly cloudy and cool today with little change in temperature VOL. LXX, No.9 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1959 FIVE CENTS EIGHT PAGE S Steel 'Talks Start SGC Asks Composition Change At Ike's Request Presiden Set Dadline att Oc.8 WASHINGTON (AP)-Prodded by President Dwight D. Eisenhower, steel co...…
…THE MICHIGtIN DAILY THURSDA if *or* -en LOCAL CIVIC THEATRE. s* fessors, Citizens Jazz Pianist 'U Students i Co LA'Diary of Ann Frank' To Open Tonight T OP Survival Council Links Art, 7P8 To, Discuss "The Diary of Ann Frank," the oimately 80 city Ann Arbor Civic Theatre's first because it Is based on a true situ- "The major thing about thismTre- oximey city December 1. In- the meantime Sen offering this year, will open in the ation and because...…
…Y. OCTOBER 1, 1959, THE MICHIGAN DAILY a.. 1?'. OCTOBER 1,1959 THE MICHIGAN DAILY . . Prof. Grace To Discuss 'Individual' "The Individual Within the Mass Society" will be ,the topic of the Readipg and Discussion seminar today The seminar will be held at 4 p.m. in the Undergraduate Library Honors Lounge. The faculty leader will be Prof. Frank Grace of the political sci- ence department. The seminar is being held in connection with the SGC-...…
…o, Seventieth 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 TO THE EDITOR: Books, Bookstores Draw More Comment hen Opinions Are Free Truth Will Prevail" Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. :RS...…
… 1, 1959 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1, 1959 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,...., ISCUSSES SOCIETY: Prof. Haber Speaks to Reading Group By JAN RAHM John Galbraith's "The Affluent Society" Is important as a predic- tion of possible future abolition of poverty, Prof., William Haber of the economics department said Tuesday.' Speaking to a group of 30 as part of the summer reading pro- gram on social security and its relationship to a free economy, Prof. Haber c...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY. THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY. To day at Cl icago Lustrous Color Alston Hopes To Slow Down Speedy Sox Baserunners Highlights for Unrivaled All-Weather Elegance By The Associated Press I_ I CHICAGO -Los Angeles man- ager Walter Alston doesn't expect :to slow the "Go-Go" Chicago White Sox down to a walk, but ,neither does he believe the fleet- ,footed American League cham- ,pions will run his Dodgers int...…
…) ,. n1r <« By MIKE .GILLMAN For the second consecutive day Michigan Coach Bump Elloitt sent his charges through their paces in a marathon practice session. Trying hard to polish up the offense for Saturday's big game here with Michigan State, the- Wolverines yesterday practiced well into the dinner hour. Elliott c finally called a halt to the pro- ceedings when the sun was setting on the rim of Michigan Stadium. For well over an hour the...…
…7GHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY Foxy Grandpa Khrushchev' leaves .Path of Successes ., . __ ____ :. 1 $ I DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN ____________________________*~\.*lI By JAMES MARLOW Associated Press News Analyst WASHINGTON - The world's number' one foxy grandpa is Ni- kita S. Khrushchev. He dreamed up a crisis and then, at no cost to him, got pne thing after another he wanted. President Dwight D. Eisenhower's Monday news conference added the la...…
…SIGMA KAPPA ISSUE CALLS FOR ETHICS See Page 4 xy Yr4 Sixty-Eight Years of Ediorial Freedom wg~I PARTLY CLOUDY, COOL VOL. XIX, No.3 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1958 FIVE CENTS SIX PAGES SGC To Decide On Sigma Kappa Council To Vote on Sorority Status, Tor Decide Future at Next', Meeting Student Government Council will vote tonight on whether Sigma Kappa sorority remains in violation of University regulations. The meeting is...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Daily at 7 and 9 P.M. "A GEM", -Herald Tribune CINEMA FRANCAIS GRAND PRIZE WINNERI DIAL NO 8-6416 Ending Thursday I u featuring; Pierre Brasseur " Georges Brassens 0 Henri Vidal " Dany Carrel Produced by Andre Daven 0 Directed by Rene Clair Oct. 7-8-9 "BOLSHOI BALLET" U p, MEET R.C.A. Victor Recording Artist C ARLOS MONTOYA 'Office Says' Loan Funds Not Utilizedf While loan funds at the Univer- sity are being si...…
…Tuw. mirv..uTtr Alv UA TT V PAGN T°HR WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1958 a AU EJ iVEK . L PCU^ State To Host U' at Mixer After Game To Continue Tradition Of Mutual Hospitality At Night after Match When Saturday afternoon's spirit of rivalry has subsided and the all-important score has be- come common knowledge, Michi- gan State will play host to the University at an all campus mixer to be held from 8 to 12 p.m. in Brody Hall at the west end of St...…
…;; Convoy 0 4r mlrhigau Daily Sixty-Ninth Year a __EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN "When Opinions Are Free UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Truth Will Prevail" STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints.I WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, ...…
…THE MICHIGAN ° )AIL"Y ^('+7*(1Ytfl& !' 1 mKii Y .9TWIIfrI4ly151 ii TtUUaaal~t fl A fl.Y E, ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS: Five Faculty Members Cited LA i AWARD WINNERS-University President Harlan Hatcher presents "distinguished faculty achieve- ment" awards to faculty members (left to right) Prof. Robert C. Angell, Dean of the literary college Roger W. Heyns, Prof. Paul S. Dwyer, Prof. Howard Y. McClusky and Prof. Lars Thomassen. By JOAN KAATZ Fi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Ford, Spahn Named To Pitching Chores (Continued on Page 2) PTACEK RETURNS: Gridders Prepare for MSU Despite Rain the fielding and power depart- ments are Hank Aaron in right and Wes Covington in left. The centerfield spot{will be handled by fleet-footed Felix Mantilla who was shifted from the infield to re- place the injured Billy Bruton. Former Milwaukean Tony Ku- bek at shortstop, Gil McDougald or Bob Richardson, second...…
…PRESIDENT'S STANDS COMEK TOO LATE Jr LwF Sixty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom :4I.a tt LwMA "o°@~ See page 4 FAIR, WARMER XVIII, No. 1 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1,1957 EIGHT 'aubus Weighs pecial Session Governor Wavers on Summoning Legislature as Little Rock Relaxes 4rjTLE ROCK, Ark. (I) - Barricades came down, bayonets were Jhed and a bristling cordon of troops was drastically cut yester- as the second week of inte...…
… Lily Pons Ill; Rise Stevens ale on U.S. Tour VJP) -Queen ine Philip on it to the United busier than the Jule was re- d it charts every min- and diplo- matic ceremonies, luncheon, recep- tions, dinners, a visit to an art gallery, religious services, a foot- ball game in Maryland and a visit to the northern Virginia horse country. These are just some 'of the things they are to take in before their visit ends with a flight back home from New...…
…iTo Honor League Director NCY STAMM onien Deborah Ba ,e Council members ie new acting Social he League, Lois Ives, rsday in the League uests including Uni- y members and lead- idents organizations extended invitations. native of Troy, N. sociology at Rusself League Gives Instructions I n Dancing Fourtlh Year liege, the guest of hon- o the University Where )w entering her fourth n advisory capacity. t acquaintance with the ame as Assistant D...…
…!j S. t , Sixty-Eighth Year : EDITED-AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN 1i Are Free UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Prevail" STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 rinted in The Michigan Daily exp ress the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. r!! ' "+#a 1 ,' , -- < :: e'1 ! OBER 1, 1957 NIGHT EDITOR: MICHAEL KRAF...…
…_I THE MICHIGAN DAILY Panel Calls TV, Drus Broadcast ~M-~ ' ECAMPUSRATE Possible Gene Hazards To Feature TIME $4 D .ce $7 F Reg Pri- $7 Some television receivers, the I caffeine of coffee, gout remedies Dr. Paul T. Chapman, tuberculo-I8c a Copy and related drugs were added to sis controller for the city of De- Reg. Price $6.75 the list of hazards to the genetic troit. ,, CB'th "Third r- purity of mankind by a panel of "Science," he said, "nee...…
…-leven Looks ..LV- Upsets Mark Weekend CONTESTANT NAMES 17 OF 20: South Qad Expert Wins Grid Pick Ahead to Georgi a Hear Bulldog Scouting Report, Watch Movies of USC Game Football By AL JONES Michigan's football eleven is looking toward the future. The team spent the last half of yesterday's practice session listen- ing to Assistant Coach Don Du- fek's scouting report iof Georgia, this weekend's opponent. Besides the report on last week-...…
…er laney (A)-The Milwau- ived here !onday eries and Manager imediately got into reporter. stepped fromk the er, a newsman ask- hought the Braves p" in the series. ," Haney replied the hell's the mat- hat kind of a ques- o get into our club YOGI BERRA . battery mate WHITEY FORDT starting pitcher t he iues- KICKERS STAR: Cleveland and Green Bay Highlight NFL- Openers a lot of guts to make that," Haney shot tthe Yan- are favored bec we'll ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN 1957-'58 Lecture Course INFORMATIVE PUBLICS AFFAIRS Famed British Actor. EMLYN W~i LLIAMS /. ", 4 WMi..e wd .4.d 7N ORMAN COR WIN " A P ri arpmThwfro p,..itl..0 NOV. 22- EMLYN WILLIAMS in Dylan Thorh~as' "A Boy Growing Up:" FEB. 10 -- HUMPHREY-MORTON DEBATE FEB. 24 -ARTHUR LARSON "Our International Relatons" U. .Senator OUGULAS Interviewed by Newsweek, Christian Science Monitor and Backgrou...…
… SGC SETTING UP C, 4L ADMINISTRATIVE (See Page 4) WING- Latest Deadline in the State :43 a t I# .1NC SUNNY, COOL VOL. LXVI. No. 6 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1955 FOUR PAGES I s s * * * * * * * * * State Wolverines Enter Game As Favorites Depend on Passing Attack Against MSU By JACK HORWITZ Associate Sports Editor Mighty Michigan's aerial prow- ess will be .thoroughly tested, this afternoon, as the Wolverin...…
…TH MIC.M wANt , W UAT.VS &AmmimmvA w * mAhmm T.a 1 r IrUKE A Iaai A T 11Li SATURDnjAY, OCT±OBER 1, 1955 Sixty-Sixth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OP STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. 0 Phone NO 2-3241 "Weil, Here Goes" DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily are written by members of The Daily staff and repre...…
…SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1,1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY + Cinema quild Saturday at 7 and 9 Sunday at 8 only A SONG TO REMEMBER in TECHNICOLOR with (OR NEL WILDE PAUL MUNI MERLE OBERON ARCHITECTURE AUDITORIUM 50c Gov. Williams Cancels Alabama Dinner Speech Lansing UP) - A Birmingham, Ala. city ordinance barring Ne- groes from dining in public with whites yesterday caused Gov. G. Mennen Williams to cancel a speaking engagement there. Gov. Williams said...…
…Eg 1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1,1955 Dodgers Stage 8-3 Comeback As Yankees Falter Q HAPPY BIRTHDAY: Podres' Five-Hitter Paces Brooklyn t Sten gel May Rest Ailing Mantle in Today's Game BROOKLYN (P)-Sturdy John- fny Podres celebrated his 23rd birthday yesterday by mixing his left-handed fast ball with a teas- ing change of pace to give Brook- lyn its first victory over the New York Yankees, 8-3, in the third game of the Worl...…
… POINTED PEN See rage 4 . Y Latest Deadline in the State Dati CLOUDY, SHOWERS VOL. LXV, No. 10 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1954 EIGHT PAGES Antonelli Pitches Giants to 3-1 Win Indians Lose Second Straight Game; Teams in Cleveland Stadium Today By WARREN WERTHEIMER Associate Sports Editor 'Nine Power Conference Agrees To End wl German Occupation ; : . a t : }: 1 y } ; z i a + 1 j . ,! a -ti Special to The Daily NE...…
… PAGE TWO THE MaCHiGAN DAH T WR.TnA*- WWMW.W I IGKA-. PAGE TWO 'rUE MTCHJGA1~~T IiaI. 'DA. af7PJ .t,, v rA' ~i ax, VI~LPEILb 1, .L13P 4 LP Allegro Records 12-inch LP regularly $5.95 NOW 9 .. $2.95 Play Tickets Today is the last day to buy tickets for the Michigan Union sponsored trip to Detroit on Monday to see the stage pro- duction, "Mrs. Patterson," star- ring Eartha Kitt. Tickets may be purchased from 3 to 5 p.m. in the Union stud...…
… FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, lOM THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAVW TRhPI~ i L17.J[L't AiIiNJ:t136 Z6 RELIGION TODAY': Molt Lecture Series Now Under 'U' Sponsorship n. Foresters Hold Annual Canfire Student Failure Cause Blamed on Adjustment By MURRY FRYMER University lectures, based on the theme, "Religion Today" are ex-, pected to begin either late this fall or next spring under the new sup- port of ...…
… PAGE TOUR 'I' if MCMGA N DAILY FRMAY_ AC:TARP.M. I. 1 au 1AE ! H MCiGNDAL KStmaju[ixs'ut,1V1D n it 11)5$ E a~ t Pen , By PAT ROELOFS Associate City Editor AFTER EXAMINING carefully all available evi- dence in the cases of Prof. Clement L. Markert and Prof. Mark Nickerson, one cannot understand the Regents' decision to reinstate the former and dismiss the latter. Both men admitted former Community Party membership to University faculty a...…
… FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1: 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1,1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE League Council Plans Reception for Lewis Rush Parties To Culminate Bunnies, Folks Interest Instructor O By MARY HELLTHALER I n Pledging Newly appointed Student Affairs Vice-President James A. Lewis will be honored at an informal recep- tion to be held from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. Wednesday in the League Ballroom. Over 400 invitations...…
…Two 'PAGE SIB HTE MICHIGAN ]DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1,1954 Hutchinson Quits Detroit Post i~nC ontract assle 4 ..__ _ PRO GRID AMBITIONS: Janowicz AttemptsFootball Comeback By SOL ROSEN Can Vic Janowicz make the grade again as a top flight football player after a four year absence? That is the question that profes- sional football enthusiasts would like answered as the National Foot- ball League enters its second week of play. Janowicz...…
…I . PI-79 FRIDAY, OCTOBER1, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY im.lal S .. .. PAUR SEVEN F SNAPPED'M' 25 GAME STREAK: Army Beat Pride of Michigan in'49,'50 Phi Chi, Nu Sigma Nu, Win (Second feature on the Army- Michigan football series) Ti By PHIL DOUGLIS Not only has Michigan never beaten an Army football team, but to add insult to injury it was a ca- det squad that snapped the Wolver- ines' greatest victory string of all time at 25 games. T...…
… I PAG E GIT 'THE MICHIGAN DATTIV 1~FRAV CT(lft 1fiMU- rsblut]1Y, VlilVd7rL'.[1r la itY °, ONE-HUNDRETH ANNIVERSARY: Student Group Began Lecture Series Q. WHILE LIONS ROAR: BY PHYLLIS LIPSKY TheBUniversity Lecture Course, which celebrated its one-hund- reth anniversary this fall, had its beginning in a student sponsored movement. In response to student demands a group called the Student Lec- ture Association was set up in 1854 on a on...…
…MANUFACTURER''S EXCISE TAX See Page 4 Jr Latest Deadline in the State 4ir :43 a t t lw 1 9 FAIR VOL. LXIV, No. 9 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1953_ ___Ii SIX PAGES Ike Selects .Gov. Warren To Take Chief Office Monday SL Seats Filled; Jelin Treasurer, Reorganization Ok'd; Time Hinders Academic Freedom Discussion By DOROTHY MYERS WASHINGTON-(P)-Earl War- Filling seven seats left vacant by non-returning members and ren, at...…
…r PAGE TWO74 THE MICHIG1AN DILTY THURSDAY. OCTOBER 1. 1452 4 :.:....... .....:va avr ra-aaa. . aaHaaUFarnara V fCTTIIii---- -- ,r, a . t 1, :1J3.~t 3 GU WEST, YOUNG MEN: Englishmen Enjoy Life In Hearse By ARLENE LISS "We call ourselves the four hearsemen of the apocalypse." Peter Hussey, one of four young Englishmen who passed through Ann Arbor in a hearse yesterday was explaining how he and his companions happened to be trav- eling We...…
… PAGE THREU THURSDAY. OCTOBER 1. 1953 THE MICHIGAN DAILY hGartin, Samin Star as Yanks T ke Series Opener _ __ _. 1, McGee Sparks the Tulane Three Offensive Patterns * * * If it sees nothing else Michigan will see a variety of offensive for- mations when it faces Tulane in the stadium this Saturday. The game will be the first time Michigan and Tulane have met in 33 years, the Wolverines winning that 1920 contest in Ann Arbor with ...…
…I- PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, OCTOBER I, 1953 Manufacturers' Excise Tax Against .. . EISENHOWER'S BIGGEST political mis- take may well turn -out to be the pro- mises he made to cut taxes if elected. Al- though such pledges no doubt garnered Re- publicans many votes, the GOP is now faced with the difficult problem of making the promises come true. According to schedule, excess profits taxes will go out of effect and income ta...…
…THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1953 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FAGS F - - =6009 Center Plans To Welcome U'. Students Speech To Be Given By Library Director At Rackham Saturday Newly-arrived students from other lands will be honored at a welcoming program at 8 p.m. Sat- urday in the Rackham Lecture Hall. At the event, sponsored by the International Center, Dr. Freder- ick H. Wagman, director of the University Library, will deliver an address. FOR HIS topic...…
…PAGE SiX THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1953 ' 1 I ANGELL HALL RADIO TOWER: Student Broadcasts Mark 10th Year * * * * Four floors high in Angell Hall, preparations are being made for the 10th year of student radio broadcasting. Here in the radio studios of the speech department, students are able to experience the production of actual broadcasts. Two large studios, each with professional equipment, allow comprehensive study and...…
… SCHOLARSHIPS See Pace 4 Ador 'fl 41P 4 t an r Baiti 0 0 40 v Latest Deadline in the State CONTINUED WARM VOL. LXIII, No. 8 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1952 SIX PAGES Prime Red Plant Ruined By Bombers Official Reports Russian Troops SEOUL-(AP)-U. S. Superforts from Japan and Okinawa pounded a prime Red Korean chemical plant on the Manchurian frontier for 22 hours early today and left %t in flaming ruin. Forty - eight Sup...…
…( TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1952 I I U ~ MONKEYS NEXT? Economics Department SmellsRat; finds One By JON SOBELOFF The source of the little scurry- ing noises sometimes heard in the Economics Bldg. during marginal utility discussions has been dis- covered. There are rats in the SL Agenda Thefollowing items will be considered when the Student Legislature meets at 7:30 p.m. today in the Strauss dining room of East Quadra...…
… WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1952 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Re nolds Faces Black tn world Series Opener Wolverines Stress Pass Defense During-Practice Old Knee Injury Sidelines Frank Howell; Freshman Tony Branoff May Fill Position Yanks Eye Fourth Straight Championship NEW YORK - OP) -The ever- winning New York Yankees open their bid for a fourth straight world championship behind Allie * * * Pass defense and Frank Howell's injur...…
…fI THE MICHIGAN DAILY W)EINSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1952 __ Scholarships By Race and Religion THE AMBIGUITY of the University's pol- icy regarding scholarships was brought to light last Friday by the Regents' accept- ance of tke "Loving Memorial fund" open only to "young Christian women of Ameri- can ancestors." Though the University claims that a policy of no discrimination is usually fol- lowed, a survey of offered scholarships reveals that the...…
… PAGE THE MICHIGAN DAILY I H I * I Don Bari To Furnish I-Hop Music 4> - - - - Annual Dance. To Feature Band, Combo Don Bari and his orchestra from Detroit will set the mood for the 1952 I-Hop which will be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 11, in the League ballroom. His dance band has been fea- tured throughout the state at high school and university dances. BARI GOT his start on the Bob Hope Show under the title of "Don Bari Deb...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER Y, 195'12 TINTER ON WAY: WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1952 Good Humor Man Bids'U' Farewell * * * aL E4 N J By GENE HARTWIG For some the arrival of the good humor man in Ann Arbor is a harbinger of summer; his depar- ture, a sign of the year in its de- cline. Al Stasie, district manager of the Good Humor Co., who today chugs out of Ann. Arbor for the last time this year, thus becomes a reluctant symbol...…
… ATOM DAY PROGRAM See Page 4 LY Lantet DP.Ilin 9inI the.State 4ri1 CLOUDY, WARM VOL. LXI, No. 6 ANN' ARBOR, MICHIGAN SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1950 TWELVE PAGES s S I .^ u r > x +{C' r :: C> K"{ cv'¢Dx' rte) ,' 'kK c;.~: v ><' ith> f. . q.F, Q 3 , _ t 4 x.+ a " ..: a ..cu ,x }u { f Ya. } r d 'f.'_ :':/ t _.4. 's}.. v r M acA rth u r A sk s / .H5 faa< f .t 5 { r" 6 a 5 h*f, Total Surrender 'k lt 9. S > a t o/ fSK mr %r v{h3 } yye a+ I%- F a...…
…V PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAT, OCTOBER 1, 1950 Phoenix Gets Praise fromg AECOfficial Placing the responsibility for developing the peaceful and con- structive aspects of atomic energy squarely on non-government en- 'terprises such as the University's Phoenix Project, Morse Salisbury, information officer of the Atomic Energy Commission addressed the 100th Annual Opening Exercises of the Medical School yesterday. At the present time...…
…SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE SPEEDING ELECTRONS Big 'U' Synchrotron Expected To Be Operating by Late Fall ________a_______________________ By BOB MARGOLIN Final adjustment and success- ful operation of the University's synchrotron, a huge doughnut- shaped device that enables the study of electrons moving at an extremely high rate of speed, can be expected late this fall, Prof.1 Robert W. Pidd of the physics de- pa...…
…r.AGE. FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1950 Atom Day Program PHOENIX PROJECT officials have been worrying about the outcome of Atom Day, tomorrow, ever since they announced it last week. Not too many of them seem worried about the outcome of the drive for $6,500,000 which will begin then. In fact they 'seem quite confident that faculty, students, alumni and friends of the Uni- versity will contribute generously to the atomic r...…
