…ARTIST'S ROLE REELECTS HIS STAGE See Page 4 Sixty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom at 0 CLOUDY, COOL VOL. LXIX, No. 140 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 19, 1959 FIVE CENTS EIGHT ' INTEGRATION Youth Join In March On Capitol WASHINGTON () - President Dwight D. Eisenhower sent word to a delegation of student youth marchers yesterday that he will never be satisfied until the last vestige of racial discrimination has disappeared in ...…
… ZLI Sf r~iitan Datil MAGAZINE VOL. V, No.7 Sunday, April 19, 1959 .wwr.. The Academic MindPgeNn Page ine. …
…THE MiCHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRIL IR, 195w Philadelphia Symphony Again Heads May Festival Program By ANITA FELDMAN Programs for the six concerts of the 66th annual May Festival at the University from April 30 through May 3 offer a wide range of musical entertainment. The May Festival Is presented by the University Musical Society. Performances will be held in Hill Auditorium. The Philadelphia Orchestra will participate in all of the concerts u...…
…Wrind 1AV in MAGAZINE Vol V, No. 7 Sunday, April 19, 1959 SPRING WEEKEND AGAIN ....Page Two CRITICAL LOOK AT LIFE By Donald Yates Page Two MOST CONSERVATIVE OF CONSERVATIVES By David Tarr Page Three OPERATION BOOTSTRAP By Thomas Turner Page Five WORST ALONENESS OF ALL By David Lowe Page Eight ACADEMIC APPREHENSION By Guy E. Swanson Page Nine A TREASURY OF ART _ Page Twelve A PERSONAL TOUCH TO FOREIGN AID By Charles Kozoll Page Fourteen MAGAZI...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY J-Hop Head Names New Committee Murray Feiwell, '60, general chairman of this year's J-Hop re- cently announced the following people to the 1961 J-Hop Central Committee:- General chairman, Donald Moe, '61A&D; Financial secretary, Alex Fish- er, '61; Special Events, Penny Brennan, P'ublicity, Ann Eichler, '61 and Bob Trepp, '61E; Art Director, Nancy Woodruff, '61A&D; Tickets, Patricia Wells, '61 and Jane Stick, '61; Bands, B...…
…Most Conservative of Conservatives The Far Right Set the Tone for American Politics in the Last Decade By DAVID TARIi NEARLY a decade hasepassed since the late Sen. Joseph M- Carthy took the podium before a Wheeling, West Virginia, Women's s Republican Club and made this statement: "I have here in my hand a list of 205 individuals who were known to the secretary of state as being members of the Communist party; and who nevertheless are still ...…
…I Sixty-Ninth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN en Opinions Are Free UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS ruth Will Prevail" STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 ditorials trinted in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. Ant Em pasis on ,I TALENT, COURAGE: )AY, APRIL 19; 1959 N...…
… fs 3 C . ?', 5. n r x ' ( , TS (75% DACRON, 25% COTTON) - r Our favorite wash and wearables in a group of co-ordinates designed to take you comfortably through the summer.. . skirts . . . $10.95 jackets $14.95 slacks . . . $9.95 and $12.95 bermudas . $7.95 and $8.95 CHARCOAL GREY, DARK OLIVE, NAVY, DARK BROWN LIGHT BLUE In Sizes 10 to 16 The A ILYN Shoe 529-3y E. Liberty St. Mihigan Theatre Bldg. Single Unifying Force: Anti-Communism Cont...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Reading Service Helps 'Blue-Book Maladies' MARTHA SCH LAMME i (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the sev- enth in a series of articles dealing with the Institute for Human Ad- justment.) By CHARLES KOZOLL. "Clutching," the emotionally charged term which signifies a mental blackout during an exam, confronts about 50 per cent of the University students at one time or another during their academic career. To help students resist thi...…
…Ecoirnic IDevelopment in Puerto Kico Is Hard, But, a TU Gradu~ate Has Suee ded With "OPERATLION Bootstrap, s the American press haschriistenecl ' ri 3% Puerto Rico's remarkable economic' developmcnt pror. m, is hearded by a gradua te of thc University's pharma cy school. _, . f Teordoro Moscuss, '32Ph, has{ been aniisistiator of the island " v aomnionweaslth's SEconoisie- velopment Adlmini.stration snice its inception 18 years ago. The Ar] m...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ESOTA, MSU RATED AS FAVORITES: 'ig Ten Season To Open Friday ET Spring Practice Marked By Full Scrimmage Session By HAL APPLEBAUM Over 100 players took part in a two and one half hour scrimmage at Ferry Field yesterday as the first week of spring football prac- tice came to a conclusion. "At times we looked pretty ragged and at others we looked tairly good," head coach Bump Elliott commented at the end of the drill. f ...…
…Republicanism, Dwight Eisenhow- er, Arthur Larson and fellow trav- Uelers did not fit their needs the only alternative was open warfare between the two factions. While it was impossible for them (Continued from Page 4) rerns of these members of the to win control of the Party, Lip- set says, it is entirely possible that Status politics, on the other far right thit become itrwoves the Modern Republicans may take hand, might be defined as an ap-...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY OUTGOING IHC PRESIDENT: Ashton Views Campus Life 4P r- For Direct Classified Ad Service, Phone NO 2-4786 from 1:00 to 3:00 P.M. Monday through Friday,and Saturday 9:30 'till 11:30 A.M. UY By THOMAS KABAKER Robert Ashton, '59, outgoing president of the Inter-House Council, plunked his feet on a desk as he began to drawl, in his best Southern manner. He even won a debate contest- in high school--"Southern Speech Congress, ...…
…WILD Relaxation is a method of breaking up YOU ARE NOW READING BETWEEN THE LINES OF A PRINCIPLE WE ENDORSE WHOLEHEARTEDLY, WE'VE subconscious habit patterns so that the SEEN IT WORK WONDERS OVER AND OVER AGAIN. WHEN A MAN MAKES UP HIS MIND TO WEAR emotions associated with muscle tensions A WAYLITE TROPICAL SUIT TO THE OFFICE OR AROUND TOWN, HIS ATTITUDE BECOMES CALMER, MORE COMPOSED are relegated into the limbo of forgotten HIS PERSPECTIVE CHA...…
…SUNDAY, A olcerine Relay Teams Stand Out in Ohio Meet Sophomores Sparkle as 'M' Golfers Top Detroit; Brisson's 73, Youngberg's 74 Lead Wolverines There was only one other Wol- didn't fare so well on the Grosse verine under 80, Capt. Ray Lovell, Ile, .course which Katzenmeyer who had a 76 in contributing to called comparable to the Univer- the winners' 77.1 average for six sity course. Each one of them, men. Larry Markman, Pat Keefe, and T...…
…"Island Park, a pleasant place for a stroll on a weekday, has had its solitude forever ended by an apartment project on its margin." oDr!S t 41o e ri e S S Of AlII Scenes like this are becoming more difficult to find in some areas. 01elnnightmareof the North ments, man needs space and finally held in Rome in 1954. In R d eianlmgmarely prh e beauty, recreation and enjoy- the five years between the two y paners in any competition for ment. Exces...…
… ti- k -~- -- -_, _- r- " . Greene's Ideas on Acheving Cleanliness: ONE OF A SERIES -1 HAIL* SPRING, HAIL HANDI-HAMPER HAIL GREENE'S -,- ALL HAIL! I write ad copy. Some advertising is too clever. It makes me sick. This ad will not make anyone sick. Not even a Thinking Man. Here goes: Spring is here. Hail Spring. Winter clothes are uncomfortable now. Hail Handi-Hamper! You ask what is it? It's a big box. You fill it with Winter clo...…
…A New Study Shows What Happened To Social Scientists During the McCarthy Era ACD MIC R H EN Il1 By GUY E. SWANSON ALL SOCIETIES view specialists entists. His recent book (with and experts with mixed feel- Wagner Thielens Jr), "The Aca- ings. We need the specialist's demic Mind, Social Scientists in skills, but it makes us uneasy to a Time of Crisis" (Glencoe, Illi- realize that he may not use his nois: The Free Press, 1958) re- expert knowled...…
… 7 - y MAGAZINE Vol. V, No. 7 Sunday, April 19, 1959' SPRING WEEKEND AGAIN CRITICAL LOOK AT LIFE By Donald Yates MOST CONSERVATIVE OF By David Tarr Page Two CONSERVAtIVES . Page Two Page Three' Oplllloll (Continued from Page 81) that space, a more -rapid use- of those resources is bound to effect that standard. Statistics showI how disproportionately well off we. are when compared to the rest of the world. The average'daily diet i...…
…Anxieties Among the Educators (Contlised from Preceding Page) 6) We do not know how roany TO EVALUATE Lazarfeld's find- a faculty, the legislator and judge fresh perspectives. It uncovers un- 2) The civil rights of all citizens, social scientists were disloyal to I mings about worry and caution, of what knowledge is most valu- suspected possibilities. One can- including social' scientists, were the United States in thought or we need perspecti...…
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…their number that the likelihood lie's long-term welfare. They are, of incidents, worry, and caution is second, too closely associated with highest. the institution to be viewed as dis- A adenic M id iFortunately, as we shall see, it passionate observers of its opera- Fotuis exactly these pivotal colleges tions. which are most likely to be in a What seems desirable is the es- (CsOtnued cresm Prceing Page) position to solve the problem of tabli...…
… Single Unifying Force: 777"'Y"'4 'U E, "4nleatA er " Anti-Communism (75% DACRON, 25% COTTON) 'Bri Fe ou it (Continued from Preceding Page) rected towards the substitution of An editorial in one issue of The state-controlled, ever less 'mixed' er' y rg:passage of the economy for the free economy ~of ercury urged: asaeofte icker Amendment; repeal of the capitalism. "The positivist and materialist deral Reserve Banking Act; get philosophe...…
…Trecisury of Irt FOR CENTURIES the Monastery ! d of St. Catharine below the peak of Mt. Sinai has contained a magnificent treasure of Byzantine art seen only by the few scholars who have traveled there. This year an expedition of UM, Princeton University and Alexan- dria Unicersity scholsrs and tech- nicians returned from the Egyp- tain site with a photographic record of the 3,000 illuminated manuscripts, 2,000 icons and unique architectural f...…
….- -mo --- - - . ' -n. - * . - _ i.d 14Treasury of firt F OR CENTURIES the Monastery of St. Catharine below the peak of Mt. Sinai has contained a : magnificent treasure of Byzantine~ Iart seen only: by the few scholars kw Q° who have traveled there.v°k This year an expedition of UM,j Princeton University and Alexan- dria University scholars and tech-' nicians returned from the Egyp- tain site with a photographic record of the 3,000 illumin...…
…Icons such as the 1300-year-old Mother and Child above (only partly shown) are housed within the walls of St. Catharine's monastery near Mt. Sinai. Inside the walls of the Greek Orthodox church is a vast sixth century mosaic of the Transfiguration of Christ. Social and open stock stationeries and Eaton's corrasable bond typing paper 314 South State NO 3-2481 As the weather becomes more like spring, you will enjoy browsing for your gifts at th...…
…I I I I I I I I I I I I I I , I 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 I 11 11 1 ", . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... .. .. .. .. .. .. I I I I I 1 1, , "I . ", 11 , , I , I I I I I . I I - , - - - ii- , , - " , I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 11 1 11 1 11 1: " 11 I I I I I 111 c, , , I , I I . - , , i- - - , , . , Ultr oaC nser va ism (Continued from Page 4) Cerns of these members of thej Status politics, on the other hand, might be defined ...…
…A Pe TO By CHARLES KO "We shall not meet the So- viet challenge unless we stop looking at the underdeveloped nations as military bulwarks and bastions and adopt a new and different objective in the uncommitted world. "If the United States wants to stop the Communists it must work at winning friends without asking them to be our military allies. To overcome the Soviet's rapid-fire devel- opment program, this country must rely on more humane met...…
… -T-- -' ' ---- _ ,, -44 - - *' - t *s : Anxieties Among the Educators (Continued from Preceding Page) 2) The civil rights of all citizens, including social scientists, were threatened by McCarthyism (as by any movement that makes loose accusations of treason). The ca- reers of some social scientists were seriously injured by McCarthyism. Some college administrators could have been more effective than they were in protecting- their f...…
…Population (Continued from P' 81 that space, a more rapid use of moe rsouices is bound to effect' cha standaid. Statistics show how disproportionately well off we 1 e when compared to the rest of the world. The average daily diet in India (1,590 calories) is less than half that in the United States. The United States per capita consumption of energy is double that of Britain and more than 20 times that of India. We use 80 times more iron than ...…
… - *' ". - .9. - - TA' A New Study Shows What Happened- To Social Scientists During the McCarthy Era ACADEMIC PPREHENS By GUY E. SWANSON 'Island Park, a pleasant place for a stroll on a weekday, has had its solitude forever eided by an apartment project on its margin." Worst AlonenesAll Scenes like this are becoming more difficult to find in some areas. Rapidly Soaring Population and Urban Togetherness- Pose a New Threat to Society Americ...…
… Greene's Ideas on Achieving Cleanliness: ONE OF A SERIES HAIL* SPRING, HAIL HANDI-HAMPER HAIL GREENE'S - . ALL HAIL! I write ad copy. Some advertising is too clever. It makes me sick. This ad will not make anyone sick. Not even a Thinking Man. Here goes: Spring is here. Hail Spring. Winter clothes are uncomfortable now. Hail Handi-Harnper! You ask what is it? It's a big box. You fill it with Winter clothes, give it to Greene's. They clean ev...…
…DRINKING REGULATIONS HYPOCRITICAL See Page 4 1j Sixty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom 64*bp :43 a tj ., ulmI* a MILD, SHOWERS VOL. LXVIII, No. 140 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 19, 1958 FIVE CENTS SIX P Jka rta Forces vance on RebelsStron ghol Government Says War Nearly Ended' Capital Threatened on Three Sides; Spokesman Admits Loss of Padang JAKARTA, Indonesia (RP)-Government forces drove yesterday toward Bukittinggi, cap...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, AFIUL3 Qai~, FsGO VERNMENT' WINS: Coresios com et iao Justice Brennan Presides over Mock°Tribunal (Continued from Page 1) lacked proper authority to place the individual in a category which doesn't clearly apply Casari indi- cated. According to the Communist Legislators Refuse Cut a.m. Lansing Eastern High School # will meet Jackson High School in In ' 'Fun s PROF. WESLEY 1WAURER the "A" finals at 2 p.m. Both de...…
… is, 1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE? 19, 1958 TUE MIEUI&AN DAILY PAGE~ " Itlichiganb Koch, Finkheiner, Liakonis Pitch in Wolverine Shutout rurlers whitewash Wayne Sate, 9- ,., 1' >_ Cindermen Face Stiff Test In Ohio State Relays Today -1 By CARL RISEMAN Michigan's baseball team rolled to its third straight victory of the season yesterday as the Wolver- ines shut out the Tartars of Wayne State University, 9-0. A sparse crowd at...…
…M1 1d13at &ziLg Sixty-Eighth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN i Opinions Are Free' UNDER AUTHORITY Ov/BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS uth Will Prevail" STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 itorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the ifdividual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This mus t be noted in all reprints. DAY, APRIL 19, 1958 NIGHT EDITOR: DALE CANTOR ...…
…TE MICHIGAN DAILY IAPMAN NAMED AIDE: Regents Announce Five Appointments DA: A. Five faculty appointments were announced by the Board of Re- gents at their meeting yesterday. Sydney Chapman, noted inter- national scientist, was appoint- ed consultant to the University's; Engineering Research Institute. Prof. William C. Morse and Prof. Robert Dixon of the education school were named to the Execu- tive Committee of the education school for th...…
…THE 1fCIGAN fDAILY SATURDAY, AP~T 19, 190 iversity Accepts $111,504 in Aid Iegents accepted a - 14.44 in gifts, grants was added to the John Jacobson Two grants totalling $2,500 were cepted from the General Motors I their meeting yes- fund for chemistry. made by the Kaiser Aluminum Corporation of Detroit. International Nickel Company, and Chemical Corporation of To continue pharmacology re- he support of the Inc., gave $8,220.83 to continu...…
…DORM SOLICITATION See Page 4 Y Sit41 D~Ait Latest Deadline in the State PARTLY CLOUDY VOL. LXVII, No. 140 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1957 Colleges Have No Impact on Student Values, Profes By LEE MARKS Students, the Professor observes, "value the traditional moral Vocational preparation heads the rewards which students "crave" Comparing the "good" teacl Daily City Editor virtues" but they are "not inclined" to censor those who...…
…PAGE TWO THE MCMGAN DAILY rRTDAY, APRIL 19,1"? THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY. APRIL iL 1~HY : sv+arsaa.f aaa awsav +v} avurar wommom1w ,, International House Plans Postponed Plans for the proposed interna- tional house seem to be stalled, James M. Davis, Director of the International Center, said yester- day. "With the higher echelons of the University busy discussing such things as the budget, you can see the international house plan is exp...…
…,IDA'Y, AY M 19,1957 TIDE MICHIGAN DAiL Y PAGLrw TTM ~RWAY, APRIL 19, 1937 TINE MICITIGAN DAILY z nut innGG i AREND-ROLAND NEARS EARTH: PostsOnen:FOR MORE THAN 'NEEDY': Astronomers Wait for Comet l- SGC Awaits P etitions All-campus petitioning for four Student Government Council com- mittee chairmanships has been ex- tended to noon today, according to Administrative Vice-President Ron Shorr, '58BAd. Ten petitions have been returned...…
…I Sixty-Seventh 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 "It's No Bunny" "When Opinions Are Free Trutb Will Prevail" z z" Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1957 NIGHT...…
…i FRIDAY, APRIL 29,1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACE PIV FRIDAY, APRIL 19,1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAflK IWU I II s . a.{ a A i T" im Campus Prepares for Easter Celebration Holy Services Set For Good Friday To Christians throughout the world the three hours from noon to 3 p.m. today represent the agony and death of their Saviour on the cross nearly 2,000 years ago. In Ann Arbor, churches will open their doors to those who wish to spend the th...…
…I PAG'E SiX! THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRI'AY, APRI191957 'Nine's GOPHERS WITH PROBLEMS? Conference Chances Hinge on Pitching Fisher Fears Hurling Still Weak- By RUDE DIFAZIO An old baseball axiom says a good team is strong up the middle; catching, pitching, over second base and centerfield. By this rule we can draw a line on the strength of the Michigan baseball team and its chances in the Big Ten race. Catching is adequate, Gene Sni-...…
…PAGE SEVZN FRIDAY, AP L 19,1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, APRiL 19,1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN - ----- - . amf. I Tigers Bow to Indians in it/h; Yanks Triumph ,t Brooklyn, Milwaukee Win Second Straight NL Games Rookie Maris' Grand-Slam Homer Sparks Cleveland; Maglie, Burdette Hurl Brilliantly FIT TO BE TIGHIE-D? Opener Has Everything but Tiger Win By The Associated Press DETROIT - The Cleveland In- dians exploded for fi...…
…PAGE TIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRMAY, APRIL 19,1957 PAGE !!GHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY. APRIL 19.1957 v. ......e. .....,....,.,...w .r v +v v w DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN (Continued from Page 4) Concerts Good Friday Concert: University of Michigan Symphony Orchestra, Josef Blatt, Conductor, assisted by members of the University Choir and student soloists June Law, soprano, Mary Matt- field, alto, Jerry Langenkamp, tenor, James Berg, bass,...…
…STUDENT OPINON Y Sir uirnx Latest Deadline in the State i43Iati t CLOUDY, WARMER See Page 4 VOL. LXVI, No. 133 Russian Leaders Ae in Britain - ---- --- -- _ _ - -- - - - - _- - _- K V D a r irQ £ 4 , ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1956 zx& r t tmo i Londoners Cheer, Boo; Soviets Call Themselves 'Good Neighbors' LONDON (AP)-Soviet Russia's leaders, Nikolai Bulganin and Nikita Khrushchev, came to Britain yesterday proclaimi...…
…1' THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, APRIL 19. 1956 Collecting, Designing Sports Cars Hobby of Clothier ; Z r lated to Al Sigman, Michigan tackle, which further increases his interest in the sport. However, Goldman's first love is sports cars. He has raced in forty or fifty races and in 1953 placed eleventh in national point standings in the U.S. Sebring Race He has raced in competition all over the United States. His most recent race was t...…
…p THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1956 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TEE Pitchers Lead Diamondmen to 5-2 Win Over ND I, Indiana Will Threaten '' Net Chanps By FRED WERTHHEIMER As the opening of the Big Ten tennis season drawsnear, Michi- gan's squad is faced with the perennial problem of a champion. Its perfect record, attained in makes this year's veteran squad acapturing last year's Big Tean title, team to beat. Indiana especi- will be out to regai...…
… Sixty-Sixth 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 "It Was On That Geneva Trip Last Summer-I Just Casually Said, 'Drop In Some Time'- I hen Opinions Are Free, 'Erutb Will PrevaWJ ARCHITECTURE AUDITORIUM: Lunacy Wonderful In 'Arsenic,& Old Lace' "ARSENIC AND OLD LACE" has earned itself a pla...…
