…1949 RULING INADEQUATE See Page 4 Yp Sir igan Sixty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom flaitl *f , SHOWERS, WARMER LXIX, No. 166 ANN ARBOU, MICIGAN, WEDNESDAY. MAY 20. 1959 FIEn CNTSr QTV IDm _ _..__ _ .. . _. ,.. rar r.vF aF W T bLX 7AUi* Calendar Group Suggests Changes Committee Recommends Alteration In Commencement Arrangement i I l SHIEL: No Dorm Rate Rise Seen Yet By DAVID BLOOMGARDEN Governor Hears. Budget For Full Plea...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WE] Meier Notes Puerto Rican Hybrid Vigor Richard L. Meier of the Mental Health Research Institute read his paper, "Hybrid Vigor in Accultura- tion-The Puerto Rican Transforms mation," to historians and social scientists assembled in Ann Arbor Saturday for a three-day institute on social change. He reported that the object of his study 'of hybrid'vigor in Puerto Rico was to find a new model for use in predicting and control...…
…TIE MICHIGAN DAILY Transcripts Show Academic Records By PHILIP SHERMAN ' copied as they are completed, the or academic adviser, the discipline Good or bad, they always catch entire number must be reclassified committee if necessary, scholar- up with you, by school and then by letter. ship agencies and the offices of the Put out by the Office of Regis- Copies of transcripts, he said, deans of men and women. tration and Records, transcripts are...…
…Sixty-Ninth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Chen 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 mus t be noted in all reprints. "Look -I'm Ahead" NATItONAL OALS. ? - I )AY, MAY 20, 195...…
…t, ____u_________________________________ She granted that many advances are being made in that area, but advised that it should not be pur- sued to the neglect of other as- pects of history. In other recent developments, Prof. Judson said that history is beginning to borrow some tech- niques and approaches from other social sciences. In turn, history is contributing much to them, most noticeably its manner of looking at a situation from al...…
…THE MICHIGAN DA ALY WEDNESDAY, THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, Mammies Defeat Zetes in Semi-Finals - ------_______II !" By TOM MARCIN Sigma Alpha Mu tallied six runs in the first inning and went on to defeat Zeta Psi 7-2 in the semi-finals of the first place fra- ternity "A" softball play-offs. Most of the scoring for both squads was packed into the first inning. The Zetes gained a short- lived two run advantage in the top of the firs...…
…hoenix-1emorial Project Finishes Tenth Iea By JUDITH DONER The Michigan Memorial-Phoenix Project is now 10 years old.. The project, founded to develop peaceful uses for atomic energy, has grown from a nebulous war memorial into a labyrinth of seven campus laboratories, and includes the $1 million Ford Nuclear Re- actor, largest at a university. Phoenix Project was established in 1948 with an appeal for funds to create a program of peaceti...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, M AY 21 FBA Holds First Local The Fraternity Buyers' Associa- tion recently held its First Annual Food Fair at a local store. The purpose of this Food Fair, according to William E. Dove, '59, is to better acquaint the cooks and stewards with the food whole- salers with which they deal. In order to accomplish this, over 20 dealers had representatives to meet and answer the questions of the more than 100 cooks and ...…
… 'N" 'IRD~fAY. MAYV2. 959~ £ ,SS S~* THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE .l lll'.viLH. f. 11A1i.Z r/U) 1D00 Bad Breaks' Lessen Michigan's Track Potential . 4' INSIDE CHATTER ... by SI COLEMAN Freshmen Stars Provide Future Scoring Prowess Cooley Gains Double I-M Triumphs; Reeves Halts Adams in Softball Play Insights into Next Fall SPRING FOOTBALL is officially over. It came to a rather quiet conclusion last Saturday afternoon out at the...…
…"Could You Put An Alarm Clock In The Next One?" Sixty-Eighth Year . zz 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 staf writers or the editors. This mus t be noted in all reprints. TU...…
…MACY20. 1959 TE MICIGAN DlAILY r'AGI 3LRL rid Crafts Shown ADVERTISING I. .I -Daily-Norman Jacobs 'NATIONAL DISPLAY-A recent display in the. Inter- al Center showcase featured articles from the Arab world. most twenty years the showcase has had a constant display cles of interest from all over the world. The objects, which implements in use.in other countries, jewelry, embroidery, her articles, are .for the most part loaned by Univer...…
…THlE MICNIGAN DAILY DIVERSE PROGRAM: Presbyterians Seen as 'Federation' (EDITOR'S NOTE:. This is the ninth in a series of articles dealing with the history and activities of campus religious groups.) By KATHLEEN MOORE The Rev. Dr. William S. Baker views his Presbyterian students as a "federation of several groups" rather than as a single group. They are a single group when at worship in the First Presbyterian Church each Sunday, but there ar...…
… Controversial Internal Revenue School To lose By PETE ECKSTEIN After two years on the University campus, the controversial Ad- vanced Training Center of the Internal Revenue Service is closing down. Prof. Charles J. Gaa of the business administration school, coordinator of the center, attributed its closing to "a change in the general educational philosophy" of the revenue service. Opinions as to the success of the project varied from Prof....…
…SUNDAY i MAGAZINE Sunday MVay 20, 1956_ THE MCGAN DAILY ARTICLES, FEATURES Page o0v f a S.' a x T S u Ift is x p: ! 13, \ Y wfka rtS r N EW E a r fit All'IfIf! IMF II( ) Irrrr ii t~t Arl s )4 rl I ((ill …
… THE M CHIGA.N DAILY JQTfWlrtAV' ATAmr A/4 iACd' " « " V I IUNDX, MAY 20, 1956 i 56 DRAMA SEASON: Ethel Waters Inspires Rehearsal Cast By ADELAIDE WILEY In a black cotton dress, her gray hair braided, Ethel Waters went through yesterday's "Member of he Wedding" rehearsal with un- uffled hard work. Very much at ease in her origi- nal Broadway role as Sadie Bernice Brown, Miss Waters even aided shirt - sleeved d i r e c t o r John 'Shaughne...…
… Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday. May 20. 1956 PageTwoTHEMICIGANDAIY Sindv Mv 20 1 J % l s oneIhome movie caera the pros are poud oowns, Tuesday, May 29 ti \ ft fra ee v C JACK SPRAT T Representative of .BOLEX PILLARD will be in our stare on Tuesday, May29 from 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. for a General Movie Clinic and CONTENTS AN OPEN LETTER TO THE PRODUCERS OF 'PICNIC'- A step-by-step analysis of "the greatest American moving picture ever mad...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAJLjr SUNDAY, MAY 24, 1956 CAGE TVMLPIt _.DY AY_,156T _I~lGNIPIYPt~ R~ Netters Beat li, 8-1; Baseball 7'eam ii Drops Two Cop 31st Straight Contest As MacKay Defeats Kuhn' Soccer Team Loses to MSU Special To The Daily EVANSTON, Ill.-A convincing 8-1 win over Northwestern here yesterday gave Michigan's tennis team its second straight perfect season. Thus the Wolverines will be heavy favorites to repeat as champs in the ...…
…Sunday, May 20, 1956TE MCHGN AL' THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Apn Open Letter to the Producers of 'Pcnic' Cealiemett uially at ease 1i, the aoite Kanisas tawn. SAM wiiting this to touoroisov- The section or youn film which eral reasons, the chief of showed the actual picnic (somne- which, and most noble, is that I thing that the oiiginail play did not 'would like to do what I can to portray) is unquestionably some correct an appaient and ...…
…. I Sixty-Sixth Year EDITED AND1 MANAtEa BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MIcH. 0 Phone NO 2-3241 "How Are 1hinns In Your Shyp, Sami?' To The Editor Letters to the Editor must be signed and limited to 300 words. The Daily reserves the right to edit or withhold any letter. ' Opinlons Are Free, nuth Will Prevail' EdiTorials printed ...…
…Poge Four rHE MICHIGAN DAILY Sundaov MA~ 20 _1 95E PoflFoymuy H MICIA AL FOREIGN POLICY An Indian Journalist Provides Some Observations About His Country's Behavior in the Arena of World Politics By ROBI CHAKRAVORTI "IS NEHRU a communist?" This is as expected a question for a visitor from India as the frequently - fired double - barrel: "How do you like this country?" and "Do you want to go back?" You can answer the last two questions as...…
… I SUNDAY, MAY 20, 1956 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FVE SPEAKING... OFF THE CUFF MEN'S SOCKS By Virginia Robertson There's fashion afoot, just as surely as there's fashion on your shoulders. To someone not in the field, the whole business of fashion in footwear may occasionally seem a bit ridiculous. "So I wear socks," says the man in the street. "Once you know your foot size and that heavy darning makes blisters on your toes-isn't that the ...…
…Sunday, May 20, 1956 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pnn Five Sna Ma2,16TE IHG DAgeYrive r The Art of A People Continuity of Indian Art Expresses An Ageless Culture By HARRIET B. H AMME no less importance than that of ed in such a way as to enhance the HE ART of India is a vibrant the Hindu gods and the depiction beauty of the figure itself, so it art, an art portraying violence, of the Hindu legends, became a part of the form, not gentleness, virili...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY :giTvnAY_ M'AV 91L 14AR 1 I ..JUIN"AY, IV1AX zu, 1956 CTS, FIGURES: Population Association Presents Detailed Report Four Spade Bid Doubled; Contract Set By ED SIMONS Daily Bridge Columnist PUBLIC OPINION SURVEY MADE: Ann Arbor May Build Larger, Better YM-YWCA Communist dominated areas in Eastern Europe have slightly over 95 million people. Eighty-five per cent of all "young couples with young child- ren" are in debt ...…
…Fags Six THE MICHIGAN DRILY SUndavo ov 20, 1956 PaeSi H MCIAN DILrudo a r2 9 I AMERICAN in INDIA tly ERNF'5T TIIFOfOSSIN "s'pak the languase--er a ust plinsed" JRITE R John t rie rick Muehi d h e we'h a mimpesse 5 one s ben o ihnafwwesh a merely unoco l hout dosin ih r- ir ttswland Hindustani and in January behetrb of 1948 he begni his longawsaied J~e a oiniiiho I ijoonutoey in Ktiaai in the Ilrios nda panwh ascoe oithein pt of IdiPaving ...…
…......: = . t a' Page -Twelve rHE MICHIGA N DAILY Sunday, May 20; 1956 ANN ARBOR THEATRE By MARVIN FELHEDI PROBABLY in no other com- munity of its size in the world today can a theatre-goer find such variety as here in Ann Arbor. Par- ticularly at this time of year, as the annual Drama Festival gets under way, one is more than ever aware of the extent of the surg- ing dramatic activities in this Uni- versity town. To begin with, t...…
…Sunday, May 20, 1956 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Writer John Frederick Muehl was warned to "calm down," but his irrepressible enthusiasm and energy managed to sustain him on a 2,300-mile journey through India. stroke brought him to collapse and he was rushed to a modern hospital lot recoveryn tU ,L h iin the account. of his U l a; in India ntiS book ontitled! "int iw irs wit eliots B tiwr- ti e i the en tirefieti o fiim i 'vvriaiiv' i ho...…
… .r u - ... ...,v. .... ^e.. ';r.'. IT 3 . R.. .7Y. .. Tn. JR .. 71 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, May 20, 1956 Sunday, May 20, 1956 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ... CONTENTS AN OPEN-LETTER TO THE PRODUCERS OF 'PICNIC'- A step-by-step analysis of "the greatest American moving picture ever made." Page 3. FOREIGN POLICY-An Indian journalist makes some observations about his country's behavior in the arena of world politics and concludes t...…
…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY C...,.,3....a lt.... ^'n nc° ..__..___________v_____I________l_1__Y__V_/____________ uflOayp Mvoy 2-0, 1956. mt -i FM ~ ftd : Indian Art Is An Integral Part of Everyday Life + Continued f romPta) ut , itists 'and folk art Lisalike. Kiishn'a is often spot-, , of as and seductise eternil hnide r oom, the "cowherd' and the wxomen in Krishna. his company, the milkmaids, as Tule trimptle a i l i , lis- ops. Te ...…
…-4 4 - , , C -4 7 , - - - - - '- ,-- ,- -' 'V - - *4,, ,- - Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, May 20, 1956 - Sunday, May 20, 1956 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,. An Open Letter to the Producers of LOEHR: art By LOUISE TYOR "Would you please now show the} Daily AssOciate Edi next slide?" The picture of a bronze Chinese THE TALL, slender, lithe man Buddha flashes in the screen and on the platform of the dimly- Prof. Max Loehr of the fine art...…
…Sunday, May 20, 1956 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Paae Nine _SLJ dOV ..".. 0. 1956 "Te e Ml<<t lc. t. \ DAvI oLY PniVls. i t 'Vienna'Shaped rWith Hands, Not Heart By ROB' AKERS this book feeling that it is a fur- LFRD SATEis urrntl on ther pity the author obviously AI§~1~~E i urrntlyonedidn't attend the doctor's lecture. of he ostproisig poducts opsini rtri ,fn of the tUnivers ity's crea tive writ- tpabutiominaswiter ia ine Inc class es. His first ...…
…V V V .~ ~ -Y ~, V - -V 'V - -~ ~- .y. ~ -- 7 ,' . ,. .. Y s ' "... - ' ..: -,c,. ?c. ..'. r. !t ,a .+ - yr ;i.. ; - , . Page Four THE MICHIGAN -DAILY Sundav. AAov 211 1 AAF Sunday, May 20, 1956 %JVFrIA, , &A,.14,VI1770 7 fiNE, MICHIGAN, DA 1LY Sunday, May 20, 1956 THE, MICHIGAN DAILY Th for a frequ "How end " You questi quiz- er the But answe words FOREIGNPOLICY An Indian Journalist Provides Some Observations About His Country...…
…Page Tri~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY -~ Sunday, May 20, 1956 LOEHR: art a 'civilizing process' By ClOUIS1srYOiu W)ould y ou 0 ow lOW oowthe ip :eyes.'tile pictree ti sto tile amount of applause depenldsgrouns, the sudenlt participates ft dairy Amwilne Eii, lnexit slide'."shake and Plot. Loehr removes hus on how well tile clas feels the( an individual way. The picture of abronze Chinese glIasses once more and addresses professor has presented the m...…
… f m- t x .... . : : i ; 7- Page Eight THE MICHIGAN- DAILY Sunday, May 20, 1956 ni ;ntv. AMnv 20. "956 THE MICHIGAN DAILY .aus uvTj a aaT vl i irw _ _ _ , _ Indian Art Is An Integral Part of Everyday Life The Art of A People Continuity of Indian Art Expresses An Ageless Cultu (Continued from Page 5) and seductive eternal bridegroom, Krishna.% The temple at Elephanta, an is- land off Bombay, is the eighth cen- tury monument of ...…
…Sunday, May 20, 1956 WN - - -- - Pa ae Eleven THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, Mayr 20,.. _.9...THE..M.CH.IGAN _DAILY poop c~t 1 A LANGUAGE TRANSLATION Machines Can Do the Job With Marked Efficiency and Fuse By RICHARD LAING should be, in looking at a Chinese doggedly refus ed to become en- unaption of the assertions of communicate practical knowledge 'jNE OF THE unnecessaruy bar- text, to say, 'This book is really thusiarstic. In a letter to W...…
…:' - , --. . . - - -.~, -.--, - - . a -........., - - - -- .. - -~ -. ~ ~. w - Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY - ncea MnAv 20_i, 7195 Sunday, May 20, 1956 THE MICHIGAN DAILY . .. ..... . . ,... Ju11UUr., lvlup 4RT) 17JU I Writer John Frederick Nluehl was warned to "calm do AMERICANin INDI A I but his ireressible enthusiasm and energy anaged t4 him on a 2,300-mile journey through India. By ERNEST THEODOSSIN WRITER John Frederick Mu...…
…Page Twelve H E MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, May 20, 1956 ANN AK0 BA0 K THETROUBring Backh ANN ARBORTHEATREnic' (Contnuedfo ae3 By MARVIN FLEJI dini and it' cuitain time again hi br (oi, for lhat matter In any r1IfS DOGCIIT Is not all the ButOnABtwY inutnofoth plaButand thtpro-problemhaintrudde thevcommunityABLthi tieothr y he - pfaults onttle;etp1comya and theatrp anwrune alongs wang ingvn throughgh tth mumty 01 itssz in the woild pioductions and t...…
…Students Should Asl r Full Health Diagnosis See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State . 41P ]4)at FAIR, COOL VOL. LXV, No. 162 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1955 SIX PAGES Peron Wins State Church Controversy Catholics Lose Rights in Dispute BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (R) The Argentine House of Depu- ties voted 121-12 last night to separate the Roman Catholic Church from the state. The vote came after two days of debate on the crucial...…
…A 0 4 PAGE TWO THKE MICHIGAN DAILY RFlA'Y. MAY 20. 1959 W AVaislai t kVACA d. &Vt ir700 W.Wmm x I I Fall Concert, Choral Union Artists Told Noted artists and performers are to be featured in the 1955-56 Choral Union Series and the Extra Concert Series, sponsored by the University Musical Society. The 77th annual Choral Union Series will open October 11 with Zinka Milanov, soprano, followed October 24 by the Boston Sym- phony, Charles...…
… FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY rA A 04 vp Vu"vrftvpvs FRIDY, AY 2, 155 TE MCHIG1 AfL y PAGE THUREE Netters Meet Hoosiers To day at ----4 Cindermen Gain Victory 4 In Dual Meet (Continued from Page 1) Sloan, who won the grueling 440 in :48.7, and Bob Brown, who up. set Dick Flodin by one-tenth of a second with a clocking of :21.9 in the 220. Lawton Lamb won the mile, as foreseen, for Chicago in a good time of 4:17.3, far ahea...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY IFIUDAY, MAY 24, 1955 PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1935 * O igan atii Sixty-Fifth 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 Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily are written by members of The Daily staff and represent the views of the writers onl...…
… MMAY, MAY 2Q, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAi1 v w . Aft . FRIDY, AY 2, a\}CT E ice.E L L;1Ly1 PAGE JTVI 9, Glee Club To Present Annual Spring Concert At 8:30 p.m. tonight in Hill Au- ditorium, the Men's Glee Club will present its 96th annual Spring Concert. As opening number, the group will sing the traditional "Laudes Atque Carmina," hymn of praise to the University. Their next selection will be "Now Thank We All Our God," by Cruger followed b...…
…PAGLLI IM MICHIGAN DAILY FRMA Y, MAY 20, 1955 i raP aslWesTTE1HHGNDIYFIAMY2,15 t STROZZ TO GUNNY SACKS: Sherman Tells of Spying Adventures By ERNEST THEODOSSIN A TOUCH of the unbelievable and the highly romantic creeps into the story of Howard Sher- man's odyssey. Sherman, now a philosophy teaching fellow at the University, found himself sleuthing about the Pyrenees at the tender age of 19 as a civilian counter-intelligence agent. He ex...…
…AN EDITORIAL See Page 4 Li L t D4in1a Latest Deadline in the State 74n, 4 kr 00 - a t II FAIR AND WARMER VOL. LXIV, No. 153 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1954 SIX PAGES Three Cited On Contempt Accusations U' To Take No Further Action By JIM DYGERT No further action or change in procedure regarding the suspen- sion of H. Chandler Davis of the mathematics department will be undertaken, University President Harlan H. Hatcher said...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN D)AILY THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1954 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN The Daily Official Bulletin is an official publication of the University of Michigan for which the Michigan Daily assumes no editorial responsi- bility. Publication in it is construc- tive notice to all members of the University. Notices should be sent in TYPEWRITTEN form to Rom 252 Administration Building before 3 p.m. the day preceding publication (before 11 a...…
…THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1954 TIlE MICHiGAN DAILY PAGE THREE 9vp I Ne tmen Get Revenge as MSG Crumbles, 6-3 by dve it vig ton by dave livingston Victors End State's Long Tennis Jinx By MARV SIEGEL I FERRY FIELD is going "Big Time." In less than a month America's The Michigan tennis squad: top track and field performers will invade Ann Arbor for the served warning to Big Ten net foes ...…
…PAGE FOtR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TWORSDAY,, MAY zo. 1954 PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1954 ~ An Editorial T HE PRESIDENT'S decision to take no immediate action against the two students who testified before the Clardy Committee was a reassuring break in the cbn- fusion and bad feelings which have resulted from the investigations to date. Although it puts but one of the several current issues in the clear, the decision is con...…
…THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE F1E THRSAY MY 0, 194TEIIC IGA AL AE7 I I II Igr1r Bluebook Bal I To Be Given On Saturday Annual Union Dance Will Feature Music By Paul McDonough That "blue" feeling that comes to students facing final exams will be' dispelled temporarily by the Union's semi-annual Bluebook Y Ball, which will be 'held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Saturday in the Union Ballroom. The dance, which is becoming an end-o...…
….i PACF .IW' THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1954"I i r.svre. oaea. 0 JACK OF ALL TRADES: 'Nemo' Becomes Campus Byword By JOEL BERGER Through activities ranging from the Union Opera and Senior Board to an assortment of honoraries, the nickname "Nemo" has become a byword on campus. Known primarily for his work with the Opera, Howard N. Ne- merovski, '54E, possessor of the nickname, said that his first con- tact with activities cam...…
…ACADEMIC FREEDOM - A WORKABLE CONCEPT See Page 4 YI e Latest Deadline in the State :43atly CLOUDY AND RAIN VOL. LXIII, No. 160 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1953 SIX PAGES No Tax Cut, Scientists View Eisenhower Tells Nation Ike Introduces Five-Point Plan By the Associated Press President Eisenhower's firsi formal radio speech to the natior last night stressed a five-poini tax program offering no immediat reductions and an e...…
… -'4 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1953 I I 4 Meisel Cites Russian Press Releases as 'Peace Drive' By BOB FLOUM The recent emphasis by the So- Viet press for "more butter and less cannon," has been cited by Prof. James M. Meisel of the political science department as part of Rus- sia's recent peace drive. Prof. Meisel pointed out that the recent rush of Russian consumers for more and better goods and bet- ter housing i...…
