…Sunday, October 16, 1955 -ae v Y Page Five How Good Is A Brain Machine? Half a million dollars for a high-speed automatic computer also purchases human-like problems By DICK LAING treatment is the same. The prob- LECTRONIC computing mach- lem is "got out in the open." The Ines, developed during World machine, after it is cleared of the War II to process large amounts disturbing problem, is given a test of data, proved a spectacular suc- rout...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1955 Army Makes Big Waves WASHINGTON (M)-The Army announced yesterday it has built the biggest wave-making machine in the world, able to produce a hurricane-like breaker. The product of the Beach Ero- sion Board, a unit of the Army Engineer Corps, "will aid in de- vising possible methods of pro- tecting coastal areas from hurri- cane damage," the Army sa...…
…Page Si Sunday, October 16, 1955 "Now, 35, suppose you owned a grocery,..." t, ...MY WIFE ... ...FRON THE FIRE" "A MILLION DOLLARS...... T O ANYON... ... W1O SAYES ... needs help from Dykstra the show- Dykstra's popularity, of course, man, and, except for two or three is very easily understood by any- /* lectures a semester, gets it. one who has watched him teach ox, ,l "I've been told,"says Prof.Ger- with "hypo ." These are hypo- aIl O. D...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 14 Ptae Eight, Sun, n O~-rnkp~r1 F 1 OA.Sry d',S/J~ JId/ Sunday, October 16, 1955 0 THE MICHIGAN DALLY .) Uf IUUY , %if-tvL)t:r ID, _ __ I Educational Objectives Academy Plan "MORE PEOF (Continued from Page 7) brook ventures, initiated in 1930. It was originally planned as a supplement to the private school programs, but it was soon evidentl that its facilities served a widerl need. Handsomely housed by Saar-1 i...…
…Page Sevet f S D-" DESCENDING PO( CRANBROOK TOUR Twenty.miles northwest of dowVntown Detroit are located a church, three private schools, fine libraries, an academy of art and an institute of science. This is Cranbrook -- a striking illustration of what philanthropy can accomplish. By DEBRA DURCHSLAG alL It includes day students and Daily Magazine Editor boarders, and the emphasis in either case is on individual atten- is a go tion. The scho...…
… eas f 0 , - Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sundav, October 16. 1955 Sunday, Ocher 16, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY y Boston S ymlp hony Records on RCA Victoro 00 l 2 l {6 v9 f 0'S;f a -r Xy rl. ,l -% 6+ I : l i l% l + 'FF r/r'/ '!-, 00 0 6 CH1ARLES MUNCH, Director p 0Boston Symphony Orchestra - Appearing at Hill Auditorium Monday, Oct. 24.. 8:30 P.M. o NEW ORTIJOPHO1NIC TIM1 FIDELITY HECORDIN(JIS r0 Tchaikovsky "Pathelique" Symphony ..... ....…
…Page Eight Educational Objectives (Contimied from Page 7) of art-the e planned :mrom the brook ventures, initiated in 1930. beginning'a a e creative 9 It was originally planned as a ability to riprn BF rnside, Kings- supplement to the private school wood and Crarh k have all been programs, but it ias soon evident formulated closely around the fine that its facilities served a -ider arts. need. Handsomely housed by Saar- When Saarinen, Carl Mi...…
…m - s,/ w -I lane Si* 0 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, October 16, 1955 Sun&v October 16. 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY "Now, 35, suppose you owned a grocery ... til i.i l .iW r ,/ . vvv+ v . 1 Dignity And Sensationalism In The English Press -Daily-Hal Leeds "A MILLION DOLLARS... . . ..T 0 ANYONE .,.. " ,WHO SAVES... ...MY WIFE ...*.FROM THE FIRE" Showman Dykstra By JIM DYGERT Daily City Editor IT SEEMS like any other lecture unt...…
…Sunday, October 16, 1955 Academy Plan STAFF includes people like Maija Grotell, head of ceramics, a top ceramist who is asked to ex- hibit so often that she has to keep a list to make sure that she doesn't send the same pot to the same place twice. The deep appreciation of their craft by instructors like Miss Gro- tell is evident. When we came in, she had a small square of clay in her hands, fingering and smooth- ing it as she talked to us. An...…
… .9 Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sundav. October 16_ 1955 Sunday, October 16, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. Sundnv (t vtnhvvr 1 of 1 Q Sunday, October 16, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY The Popular Orchestra From Boston How GoodIs A Brain Machine? Half a million dollars for a high-speed automatic computer also purchases human-like problems ;::t": .;.,. ""fv~~....:::i:iiri. +«i .. . :... :$a:: >in............ . . . .k.;;;:;......f......{~....…
…Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, October 16, 1955 :I Pageten{ I ?> Q=}~ O O ) <! ~ CY) ( THE MCHIG N D IY Sunday, October 16, 195S'!<G C) V 0 d 0 Q Q 0 0 d 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 a 0 d d 0 0 d Q '0 p a ' 0 i0 Boston Symphonly Records on RCA Victor 4r * * a. * i. JIIARI,S 7+ N Cl!, Director Boston Symphiony Orchiest,'a -- Appearingy at Hill Atulitoriim Monday, Oct. 24 . . 8:30 P.M. NLIV 0.I1I0 PI1,0 I( II. I '114'1F...…
…jS(S CS b Y ioe Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, October 16, 1955 Rainn October 16. 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Oulruur ti y.vv.., ... ... _ .;., The Mountain People From the Kentucky Hills Io a Detroit Housing Project By ROY AKERS rHE DOLLMAKER" is a mag- nificent book filled with many )nderous kinds of things and ople. Between its covers one ids the sumac, dogwood and wild neysuckle foliage of the south- n Appalachians, the cindere...…
…W, 0- lw lw Sunday, October 16, 15 THE MICHt(GAN r)AILYv IunIlI (TetIhI I 95'r-I-- 'J" 1 L T-Paqe Eleven Dignity nd Sensationalism achin Has Brainpower In The English Press Of Moth (Continued from Page 5) By GEOFFREY DE DENEY Daily Mirror, and the same applies TIE BEST reportng to be found the world would read the Guard- The machines ae getting more to the Sunday Expres inits dailyT is in The Times and Manches- ian. The Sunday equivalents o...…
… -.1 AN., K I V 7 k 1 Page Fourteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday.October 16,.1955 Sunday. October 16. 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ' vMe MM Vb4LV4 V ! IjJ r 9- 7" Individuality Is Their Beauty [T ALL DEPENDS where you place the emphasis-on what you wear or on who you are. The most interesting and at- tractive girls on campus dress with a flair that enhances their person- alities. Their clothes are appeal- ing, but what they wear never do...…
…rte Tweve H IHG N DIYSnaOtbr1,15 f THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, October 16, 1955 The Popular Orchestra From Boston ...... ........ - .................. .......... ........... ............... reenes' _1 ''i '.'A :.a : -:l ;:1 .r : NEW BRANCH -SOUTH UNIVERSITY Cash & Carry Only By DAVID KAPLAN Daily Feature Editor FOR ALMOST three quarters of a century, the Boston Sympho- ny Orchestra has represented the rich musical stature and traditio...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sundav. October 10. 1955 ) Sundav, October 16, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY JtAl IUi y a7u <.IU7i vv ava.rv. . v . i r.. Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Si indrv (~,-tnh~~r 1 ~ 1 ~ Sunrlnv October 16. 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY * ~, * Dietrich Myth of Wom FOOTBALL . . . FASHIONS .... AND FARM POLICY . ".v.. S . ....r. .:u n .,ww.. . s. ,J': ss ". a .w .. RI Is ~1 IS. PRETTY PROFILE S or Cccunput 14 C ll f// Contents...…
…Sunday, October 16, 1955 THE ~l HIGAN DAILY Sunday, October 16, 1955 THE 'MLNIGAN DAILY A Closer Look at Footbail 1. Offensive Formations Sused much mo ex n ythan the others. SINGLE Wi G (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the first discussion of the defensive play. From the stans tle tic wing in a series of articls esxplaimsome Ten th0co 01so ot.U The rules require the offensive formation as it i < iolayed at of the technicalities of football as it te...…
… THE MICHIGAN Y R x' Page Sixteen DAILY Sunday, Octciber 16, 1955 Sunday. October 16. 1955 Van Boven flats are Different! f 1 n 0d R P y The snap of the brim is different.. the colors are unusual , .. the block has distinctive characteristics.-Hr showtin DHr saht2t n 'dividualty ... a hat that gives you the appearance of the most discriminating dresser. From 10.00 Van 8L0Mven OXXFORD CLOTHES DOBBS HATS BURBERR(Y COATS sANN ARBOR DET...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Surlv rtn p :1 ti Z )S 'JU[IUUY.- %jutvueu IV, 17..)j ------------------ t K Individuality Is Their Beauty T ALL DE ENDS where you plal the emphasis-on what you wear i on who you are. Tag ,mot interesting and at- trace girls on campus dress with a flai that enhances their person- alities, Tlair clothes are appeal- mg, but what they wear never dominates the girl. Fashion magazines have their place, bM the really well-dre...…
…'" ,"' undoy, a 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Fifteen -Daily-Chuck Kelsey ELEGANT-Linda Shure, Wellesley transfer majoring in psy- chology, displays a graceful taste in her attire. She wears here a dress of simple refinement-smooth-fitting grey jersey with dramatic grey and white stripes. Ey Dietrich Myth of Womanhood Love's always been my game. quarter century, and, while it has ing in the front lines, unguarded play it how I may, not al...…
…Page Sixteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, +u i b, 7-9 a Page Sixteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunda~95~ Van B oven HaRts are Different! j War:3 r f a/] Kgl h WII 7K iia. mop of ryebriol 2s di Ffcree ..ti e colors ore 0005001, ( ~the bloc k has distincJive chreriostics.-{Heo Is a hot wi tfi, dividuolty ., a hot- that gives you ath-e oppearonce o the moro t discriminating dresser.y From 10.00 I OXXFORD CLOTH S DBB AS BURBERRY COATS A~eOK 01 DIV t …
… LEFT, RIGHT AND SENSIBLE Sjitr zau Ilaitli .000 m c See Page 2 Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LXV, No. 20S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JULY 16, 1955 COOLER FOU PAGES Bently Reveals Petition Signers Five Professors Named As Asking For Revisions in Immigration Act Six Ann Arborites are included in a House Un-American Activities Committee list of 36 Michigan residents who signed a petition urg- ing changes in the federal immigrati...…
…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, JULY 16, 1955 td Sixty-Fifth 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. * Phone NO 2-3 241 Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily are written by members of The Daily staff and represent the views of the writers only. This must be noted in all reprints. DRAWING THE BATTLE-LINES...…
…'THE MCHIGAN DAIL3t PAUR L' E THE MICHIGAN DAJIAPAGE ThREE Yanks Rally To Nip Indians in 10th, 4-3 T ovr bELUEflti Nashua 2-5 NEWCOMBE TIES HOMER RECORD: Brooklyn Trounces Cardinals, 12-3 Favorite In. Classic CHICAGO (P) -- Belair Stud's mighty 3-year-old, Nashua, will face six rivals in today's 27th run- ning of the Arlington Classic which will gross $148,174 and pay the r winner $91,350. Although Nashau may go off a ,prohibitive 2-...…
… Foin THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, JULY 16, 1955 -Daily-Hal Leeds MAURICE RINKEL-Friendly financial advisor and. supervisor for student organizations. Auditor Rinkel Enj Oys Vital, Round-the-Clock Profession Conductors' Conference Set To Open Monday will mark the beginning of the Seventh Annual National Band Conductors' Conference, for which 400 conductors are expected to gather at the University. The five-day session will feature concert...…
… Naime Change Semantics See Page 2 CILr Lw 61 :4Ia it 0 04 * * E'c, "e, Latest Deadline in the State FAIRWARMER VOL. LXV, No. 133 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 16,' 1955 FOUR PAGES 'U' Delays Stand On'MSU'Name Burma, Thailand Ministers To Visit; Mental Health Research Aid Sought By WALLY EBERHARD The University Board of Regents "have been advised of their con- stitutional responsibility" in the matter of the name change of ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, APRIL 16, 1935 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY. APRIL 16. 1935 v..s +. v+....ir.a .i asa awsr av* avVn Yf NAME CHANGE SEMANTICS: Legal Action by Regents? Confusion Indeed NOW THAT the Legislature's role in the Bat- tle of Semantics is over, and printers of Michigan State stationery are hurriedly reset- ting their type, what is to be done? The Board of Regents considered this ques- tion at its m...…
… SATURDAY, APRIL 16, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY P A t:F. i"'1i.Vl SATURDAY, APRIL 18, 1955 THE MICHIGAI~ DAILY D A ISV 'W'TWDU'U' aA % LA11 L rl I& i Wolverines Smother Toledo; / "' Play r Toads Win One-Hitter In Softball By BILL GRANSE Don Rieman proved to be the pitching ace in a group of games which featured slugging battles as the Toads defeated Gamma Delta, 6-1, in an Independent softball game at South Ferry Field yester- day.. Rie...…
…PAGE FOUR IIIE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, APRIL 16, 1955 PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, APRIL 18, 1955 DYED-IN-THE-WOOL:- Levy Beginning New-Found 'Leisure' By JOEL BERGER You could call Stan Levy dyed- in-the-wool independent. He strongly favors both woolen clothing and life as a quadrangle resident. Levy, a native of WiAthrop, Mass., reviewed his past life yes- terday as he sat outside the Inter- House Council office in the Un- ...…
…CONSTITUTIONAL ISSUE? See Page X 1j Lilt3fl I:1 Ai46F Latest Deadline in the State CLOUDY, COLDER VOL, LXV, No. 114 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, 1955 FOUR PAGES I f Senat Ike's Party Wins Major Tax Battle Five Democrats Side With GOP WASHINGTON 0P) - A Demo- cratic proposal to cut income taxes 900 million dollars a year was re- jected by the Senate yesterday on 'a 50-44 rolcall vote. Forty-five Republicans and five Democr...…
…I PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY. RM Y8.1293 THE MICHIGAN DAILY WWT IJ'XrZ&AV MIAUIAA 1J 1033O m CONSTITUTIONAL ISSUE? 'U' Leaders Roused to Sound Fury by MSU Proposal DREW PEARSON: Air Base "I Don't Know, Fella - I'm A Stranger Here Myself" DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN SNAFU In Spai INTINT on keeping Michigan State College froin reaching up to our "level", the Uni- versity has obligingly stooped down to theirs-- and maybe lower....…
…WEDNESDAY, MA H 16, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGN T 111: WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, 1 9 5 5 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREW IIMunn Predicts Delts Defeat AEPi, 33-21, In Second Place Hoop Final More Gr By AL KONOP It was a spectacular one man showing against a balanced team offense as Delta Tau Delta down- ed Alpha Epsilon Pi, 33 to 21, in the second place "A" finals at the I-M Building last night. Don Mazin, AEP's only scoring threat, meshed ...…
…PAM FOrit Tiol MCMGAN DAILY l DAY. MAR.C"q 1 9.14XI iAEFIETEMCIGl Al I1h~TA fj'11 B -. ~ar .+ I nt .LU9 J\uj11 g 1*AL K!; CAMPUS CALENDAR DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN A $2,800 scholarship contest will be held here at 4 p.m. today in the Rackham Lecture Hall. Eighth annual Detroit Free Press debating contest will bring togeth- er the top high school debaters from Michigan. First award will be a $1,200 college scholarship with 'U',MSC ff11ci...…
…Education School Gives Poor Training See Page 4 Jr Latest Deadline in the State D3ati CONTINUED COLD GES / VOL, LXV, No. 90 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1955 SIX PA AEC Warns Rulin Calls LYL Of H-Bomb g Devastations Front for Reds Tests Contaminate 7,000 Square Miles WASHINGTON (f)-The Atom- ic Energy Commission, in a new warning of the horrors of atomic war, said yesterday its H-bomb blast in the Pacific last March ...…
…'>1 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1955 0 ... MAW -Coutresy Anna Friedberg BUDAPEST STRING QUARTET features (I. to r.) Joseph Roisman, 1st violin, Jac Gorodetzky, 2nd violin, Mischa Schneider, cello and Boris Kroyt, viola. Bud apest Quartet Originally Hungarian By KATHY SEVERANCE Friday the Budapest String Quartet will play the first of three concerts in the 15th annual Cham- ber Music Festival. Hailed all over the ...…
… WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 16, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TIMER WThNESDAY. FEBRUARY 16. 1955 TilE MICHIGAN IJAILY PAGE THREE Eight Teams Qualify for I-irst lace P layoffs Cinder Relay Team Enters AAU Meet Michigan track coach Don Can- ham has accepted an invitation to enter his two-mile relay team in the National AAU meet at Madison Square Garden Saturday. Canham expects John Moule, 'Pete Gray, Hobe Jones, and Laird Sloan to represent the...…
… PA E' OUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY. FE13RTTAR.'Y' Ift- 19.%S PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY W1mN1~fl A V 1'I~'flTTTA1~V 1 ~ I OI~E v -j . - ---.. a %J, a.GSASSWS**S? 10. a .a.7 BEHIND HIGH SCHOOL'S FAILURE: Education School Gives Poor Training to Future Teachers "What's Good for General Motors By PAT ROELOFS Associate City Editor UNIVERSITY instructors often make refer- ences to the ignorance of freshmen stu- dents of elementary fac...…
… PAGE FIVE WEUU' MUTGUdA ' UAV.W ' 1tt aM~E f Rif NltbbT A'bn .to *S I WED~UNSDAY, FEBR~DUARYX 29, 1955 .. UZJ Vi1{t1 mtaL Campus Organizations Open Petitioning for U Students WAA Announces Posts For Executive Board Petitions are now available for positions on the Executive Board of the Women's Athletic Associa- tion. Coeds interested are invited to attend a mass meeting at 5 p.m. today at the Women's Athletic Building. They m, y ...…
…PAGE SIB' THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 16. 19,g1l PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN UAflN WI~DNE~rIAY~ 1~'FRRTTA~V 14 1O~' - t-.--- un.... . --.-----, - .laa eS, *mff.7lV F. PULITZER PRIZE, WINNER: Wilder Play To Be Given By Speech Department FRANCES GREER: Music School Lecturer Comments on Concerts 1i T h o r n t o n Wilder's Pulitzer prize-winning play, "The Skin of Our Teeth" will be the second pro- duction of the speech department....…
… Stories of Ten Most Inportant Campus Events During 195 i4 Retold, By JIM DYGERT' As the end of the year draws close, it behooves us to look back ever 1954, at what the year added to the University's history. Although it is certainly impossible to review everything that happened during the year (for 1954 was beyond question eventful), a few events stand out. To pick; any number of them as the most outstanding is an arbitrary way, but the onl...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1601954 Year of '54 Reviewed (Continued from Page 1) ideas." Later, she claimed in an af- fidavit, she went to the FBI on the advice of Robert Klinger, As- sistant Counselor of the Inter- national Center, who denied urg- ing her to do so. On the same day the coed-FBI story ran in The Daily, a bigger headline announced the appoint- ment of James A. Lewis, as the new Vice-President in charge of Student A...…
… THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1954 TV'" V W-2 f" t2 1 f_' l 1\7 Ilk A 9 2 V i r~e . u~e tUi DILYj r _. PAGE THREE Adams Swimmers Top Hber, 33-24, To Capture I-M Residece Hall Title Wolverines Slip Late i Second Half; Barron Scores 18 Points o ace' Track Squad To Run First Meet Tonight Michigan's 1954-55 track season opens tonight at 7:00 when Coach Don Canham's cindermen compete in the annual intrasquad track meet in Yost Fieldhouse. This ye...…
…I THE M1.t1.liHl MAIN RAIL V T HUR$DAY, DECEMBER 16, 1954 EK FOUR C~E OUR III ftICIIGAN ~it ...... NEW YALE 'CELL' A Club for 'Conservatives': Island in a Sea of Pink? TT SEEMS that in today's society the only way youth can rebel against present trends is by adopting a "conservative" attitude. A recent editorial in The Chicago Tribune quotes Felix Morley, former president of Haver- ford college, as saying "Students are naturally revolut...…
… THURSDAY, DECEMBER Y6, 1954 4o PAGE1 I" THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1954 IRE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIYU _ _.. v ,. _ , ,.,, 'Bali Hal' Atmosphere Will Prevail at J-Hop 'A WOMEN'S TOUCH' Fraternity House Directors Enjoy Work Winter wirds may blow around the Intramural Building on Friday, Feb. 4, but palm trees and tropical fountains will take over inside, as members of the junior class pre- sent "Bali Hai," the 1955 J-Hop. A South Sea island...…
…SIX THE IMICIhIGAN' bDAIrLY THUIRSTAY, T 1E R 1f.19'x ,A ixR.i LL ti. nfa2 a _ Yi x t: A1.iv 22LxAUAV .4 V 2 /aA'8 OME-LIKE: Veteran Center Treats Emotional Disturbances By JANE HOWARD rhey're all veterans of World Wr II or of the Korean conflict, and they all have emotional prob- lems. They've been referred, these 45 men, by agencies and individuals all over the state to the Veterans' Readjustment Center, a sprawling and comfortable bui...…
… NEW CONGRESS SHOULD STOP THIS GIVE-AWAY See Page 4 Y L Latest Deadline in the State 144OO&F :43 a t I t~J VOL. LXV, No. 49 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1954 FAIR, WARMER SIX PAGES Lane Hall Stages Dances Plan SG -_ __ i C Poll. MeCart by 4" } -Daily-Dean Morton tending the dance, students have the opportunity to meet and min- gle with people of other national- ities. The square dance, held Tuesday nights, is called...…
…TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 193 PAGE TWO TILE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TWO FIlE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, IOM Campus Calendar Speech Contest . . Speakers for the speech depart- ment demonstration at 4:00 p.m. tomorrow in Aud. A, Angell Hall were selected in a preliminary contest yesterday. The contestants for the prelim- inary contest were chosen by their respective Speech 31 classes. Out of the 21 contestants, six speakers and six peopl...…
… TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1954 TUF MICN9M tUP CUA NUn.VA rr.W TUai. lWaaaIrf~t! t Nb A1L PAGE THREE 1-M SPORTLIGHT ... by Jack Horwitz With the crowning of four touch football champions last Wednes- day evening, the intramural program swings into its winter sports season after completing activities in three sports. The point standing thus far finds Sigma Alpha Mu and Gom- berg House leading the pack with 327 and 331 points respectively. The S...…
…FOUR TBE MICHIGAN DAILY" TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, FOUR TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1954 s, FREE ENTERPRISE': New Congress Should Stop This Give-away OUR COUNTRY'S foes of creeping socialism issued one last gasp Saturday. With the help of a straight Republican Party line vote, the Joint Congressional Committee on Atomic Energy cleared the Dixon-Yates private power contract. The Administration obtained a waiv- er on a provisio...…
… TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 0 A *14I Z+TWV TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1954 THE MTCHIGAN BAIT.V U~ A U ~qww, PAGE FIaVE~ jr Accident Prevention Week Begins Men Receive Most Injuries On Campus By DEDE ROBERTSON Accident Prevention Week, a time set aside annually by the National Safety Council to bring about an awareness of common accident causes and thus prevent their occurrence, is being observed this week. Statistics compi...…
