… "4''MDAF, ' PTI{:Ml °R t2, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PALL 14rrIW T~TSDYS~PTMBR 1,194 HEMIHIANDA_._ 1 NM .c..c7.e,7rL' 1 1iVIi sw.E i BUSY PSYCHOLOGIST: 'U' Professor Named Head Of National Association By DEBRA DURCHSLAG The American Psychological As- sociation comes to Michigan for the second consecutive year by choosing as its new president-elect Prof. Theodore M. Newcomb. The easy-mannered psychologist will be the first president of th...…
…'1 PAGE TEN TUE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1954 uEN/AY.iSEPTEMBERA~- .1.. . - w N " ABOVE-- Boxy suit of chevron tweed *. . $39.95 Tiny head hugger of heather mix felt . . $5.95 Pull on gloves of fine cotton .~ ..$2.95 Silk ascot . . . $1.95 24,.,. We've got designs on you . . . wonderful youthftl styles from the sketchbooks of the country's lead- ing designers. Everything from little-girl-look jumpers to newly sophisticate...…
… TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1934 THE MICHIGAN DATL Y PAGE" ELEVEN TUESDAY, SEI'TEMBETR 21, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAIlY PAGF~ ELEVEN More Than 1,100 Women Participate in Fall Panhellenic Rushing Program "KITCHEN HELP" HAS CHANGED HANDS, BUT NO SNITCHING ALLOWED Informality Stressed at Parties, "SLICKER" GOODBYS, CHIT-CHAT AT HOUSES RUSHEES, ACTIVES ENJOY PUNCH, COOKIES AT PARTIES By JAN SMITH In spite of wind and weather, a record 1160 co...…
…FKGn 'wE vp THfE C=CflAN A Hii&TV T77L' Ct'hAZT C' TTlT 1'f: 7 17's'fT^ea. w. n.r".... nr' a. a. -_ . _.__.,.____..___-.-V T1UESDAYf1, SE1 ELWAER2, 19J54 i m , OUEItGN, U.S. STUDENTS TOGETHER: 4avis To Head I uternational Center By MARY ANN THOMAS "One of my main hopes this year is that we can get the best pos- sible relationship between foreign and American students," expressed the newly appointed Director of the Internatiohal Cen...…
… f Y itC Da it SECTION TWO ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1954 WAGE THIRTEEN "---- Post- View of University's Orientation. Actvte Given REGSTRATIO .. 0 WAS$ CONFUSION FOR SOME ; FOR OTHE:RS, A ROUTINE CHORE ORIENTATION GROUP PAUSES FOR A BRIEFING _ .n.. __ ._...._. fin Important Integral Part of Your University .............. .,.,,'' . .: :: ,. F ....:N! ,; A ..... .. y: Experience . 6 a CLOTHES, BOOKS MUS...…
…7~ I- PAGE FOUR TEE THE MICHIGAN DAILY THEiWCHIAN IUTL 4 1 1111 Vetcome Students Complete Laundry and Dry Cleaning Service 2-Hour Dry Cleaning on Request * STAB CLEANERS Under New Management 1213 SOUTH UNIVERSITY AVENUE Cross-Country Squad Shows Potentialities By BOB JONES As the scent of fall invades Ann Arbor air, the earth will again echo the thundering hoofbeats of the Michigan cross-country team, hoping for a more gracious smi...…
…A TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21,1954 'CIE MTCMGAN DAILY PAGE FIFTEEN , TUESDAY, SET'TEMBE1~ 21, 1954 TIlE 1~TICIIIGAN DAILY a caviu a' as' i.avrl Football Schedule Toughest in Years ' I Maize and Blue Gridders Face Five Of Best Twenty Squads in America Army, Iowa, Illinois, MSC, and Ohio State Threaten Oosterbaan's Seventh Campaign BENNIE OOSTERBAAN, starting his seventh year as head coach of Michigan's Wolverines, must face one of the most...…
… PA+GL srxvz m TAE MICMGAN -DAILY TUESDAY", SEPTEMBER tl, 1954 PAGE STXTEET~ TUE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 21. 1954 ........ ... ..,s..= . .. ._......... .,.? . ,.. NegroUniversity Invited Into Scholarship Trust $500 PRIZE: Don Harris Wins Award For Ballet 'JohnHenry' Musi ScPIATAGORSKY GRANT: Adds Several1 'U' Cellist Wins Award at Tanglewood ''is For the first time in the history of American education, a Negro college, Fisk...…
…TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1954 THE An CHIIGAN DAMP PAGE 1SEVENTEEN, TUE M1CHIGAI~I flAITY PA(~V ~EVI~NTWi? X 471LAjL:k j X;f T XU.LI jL jWNZjA'% I Much Planning Precedes Choral Union Concerts Faculty Gets New Funds i aste of Army Life , Few people are cognizant of the n srh or S ud es months, and sometimes years, of ance does not interfere with the planning and negotiations that operatic repertoire. preceed the artists' appearance in A ...…
… PAGE EIGHTEEN TIDE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21.1954 PAGE EIGHTEE?~ TUE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY. SEPTEMRWTt ~1 1~J i va+w:rsaa s.a A71Ls ii ATs.iDSLV AoAf AU01 1% Union Arranges Full Schedule of Activities Although students have been making the rounds of classes and toting their books and pencils for only a day, plans for the semes- ter's activities at the Union are al- ready well underway. Highlighting the social events this te...…
… TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY A f~V A £~~Ld A~.3.X~,Ea± Receotion Will Honor WAA Michigan Blazer Saiec New Foregn StUdents A reception for new foreign students on Saturday is one of speakers to schools and clubs the first events slated for this ,which are interested in learning year by the International Center.. about .foreign countries and poll- Thre leture ar planedforcies. Thret e efthis mont pand hebe One of the ma...…
… PAGL TWENTY THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER tl. 1854 ._ _ _ETYTE MCHG NI __TESA.~ETM~l.~ ~ ... va+vwr :a; r.7a:ia +11Jl iirllti4 Hi; i e7Y i Med School Convocation IU , -U- f,-*' Fletcher Hall Re-done, Converted for Coed Use ACLU Raps Bill To Oust / Soo There is a. new women's dormi- H onor S ix Ctory on campus this semester. $230 per semester. Combined room = Strongly supported by Leonard and board bill would then equal . H...…
…TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1954 THE MICHIGAN HAILV FAGS TWENTY-O THI MCHGA fAIV PGETWNT fN1 a .q.w J.1. 1311 i".!. dk '°'W a.f.b5 I School JobsI Available In Europe Opportunities to teach English in secondary schools in Europe are now available through the govern- mental and private education pro- grams of France and West Ger- many. In France the awards are of- fered by the French government through its Ministry of Education. The positions, ...…
… PAGE TVO'EMM-w w THE MICBTGAN DAILY TUEk PAGE TWENTY-TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TIlE SDAV, SEPTEMBER 21, 1954 M _ .1 Half-Time Ceremonies ELECTION REVIEW: T reaar Trend ' etesGOP, 0 CHORAL UNION ROBERTA PETERS, Soprano THE SOCIETA CORELLI . . . BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA CHARLES MUNCH, Conductor THE CLEVELAND ORCHESTRA . . GEORGE SZELL, Conductor JORGE BOLET, Pianist . . . . LEONARD WARREN, Baritone . RTS . Monday, October 4 . .Friday...…
… TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TWENTY-TTMEE e 'U Buildings, Facilities Rising ( )uickly ADOLESCENTS AND YOUNGER CHILDREN NEEDING MENTAL CARE WILL BE ATTENDED SEPARATELY IN THE NEW CHILDREN'S PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL DAILY PHOTO FEATU RE Pictures by DEAN MORTON Story by JANE HOWARD With huge hammers pounding deafeningly onto solid steel and hundreds of workmen climbing scaffolds to precarious heights, the University be...…
… rAGE TWENT~-1 . 4 T. MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, 24" 1"4 ~oUu Tilt MTCHTGA1~I DAILY TUESDAY. SWI'~MflER ~Z. Th54 .. .. ..s.ra .s+.w.raav era: .+r. resa ,I ELCC E TO TEE E STDES TSI Our Shelves are stocked with EW. USED for Every Course in Every Department ENGINEERS -MEDICS -LAWYERS Consult our New and Enlarged Professional Department for your Requirements. Make use of our years of experience in bookselling to ensure...…
…THE LESSON OF INDOCHINA See Page 2 P Latest Deadline in the State &titii& CLOUDY AND COOLER VOL. LXIV, No. 22S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1954 FOUR PAGES Former Senator- 'Des Yesterday At 'U'Hospital Moody To Be Buried at Detroit Friday or Saturday, Williams Says By RONA FRIEDMAN Former Senator Blair Moody died at 3:55 p.m. yesterday at University Hospital. The governor's office said late last night that Moody will be buri...…
…VAG9 TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY. JULY 21 1954 " M'+ 'a . rf~as as . .} V 4/iii A/.F .i t#. The Lesson of Indochina: Russia's Strategy of Revolution "I May Just Yank Out The Whole Thing" I go WHETHER or not Mendes-France is successful in concluding an acceptable Indochinese truce, certain elements in the situation are relatively con- stant and provide materials for some basic reflec- tions. It is unfortunate that in the United St...…
…0 WEDNESDAY, JULY" 21,1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE WEDNESDAY, 3ULY 21, 1954 TflE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THIIEI Giants Win i in Exra Innings 'Little Mo' Seriously Injured; Unable To Defend Net Crown Indians Tie Red Sox in 16 Innings; Hold Slim Margin SAN DIEGO, Calif. (A-Tennis q u e e n Maureen Connolly was crushed against a big cement truck while riding her horse here Tues- day and so seriously injured that doctors said she wo...…
…PAGE FOUR THE 'MICHIGI4N DAIL-e WEDNESDAY, JULY Z1, 1954 ?AG?~ POUR THE MICHIGAN I)AIL'~ WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1954 Construction At North ampus. Set North Campus at the University, a 377-acre tract across the Huron River Valley from the main cam- pus, will be the center of considei- able construction activity during the next year. Work is well under way on two buildings and by fall three more construction projects should be started, Vice Pr...…
…THE STUDENT TAX See Page 4 Sirp Latest Djeadiline in the State ~IaitF M. M FAIR AND WARMER VOL. LXIV, No. 154 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1954 EIGHT PAGES Investigation (' om te Of Licensing To BefHeld'A - A Witnesses Defend Jury Will Probe Healing Exams A one-mangrand jury was ,Ireated yesterday to investigate charges of corrupt licensing prac- tices by State boards of the heal- ing arts. The order, coming from a rec- omme...…
…-4 PAGE TWO I TWE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1954 'U', High School Students, 'U', High School Students, Quartet to Perform Here Mary Ann Tinkham '54SM, soprano, will give a recital at 8:30 p.m. today in Auditorium A, An-I gell Hall. Assisted by Patricia Joy Arden, Spec., Miss Tinkham will sing se- lections by Handel, Haydn, Pur- cell, Schumann, Schubert, Chaus- son, Koechlin, Chaminade, Cyril Scott, Wintter Watts and Hage- man. Qua...…
…FRIIIAY, MAY 21, 1934 _. THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGR THRIM FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1954 - THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAflK TW1~W~U i ii ,+j+jr i .iiVj7lp a SEGREGATION DECISION: Wright Sees Intangibles Considered in Court Case Men's Glee Club Elects New Heads 'WHETHER' OR 'WEATHER': Few Words A t Fault For Spelling Errors By GAIL GOLDSTEIN "For many years the courts have skirted the issue of the constitu- tionality of segregation," Herbert Wright, Natio...…
…''AGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1954 I PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY The Student Tax WITH A TWO-TO-ONE vote of confi- dence from the student body and a nod from the Student Affairs Committee, the 25-cent student tax issue will go to the Board of Regents for consideration today. The tax appears to be the most feasible method of financing student government both from a theoretical and a practical standpoint. Students with a ...…
…FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FrVl FRIDAY, MAY 21, 19M THE MICHIGAN DAILY a.4AA iJW n iU 9 Senior Ball To Set Oriental Mood Final Parties To End Year's GAVELS CHANGE HANDS: Officers Elected by Sororities for Fall Term Dance Tickets Still Available To Students ., Social Season Oriental atmosphere will reign at the second all-campus Senior Ball, to be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. tomorrow in the League Ball- room. }...…
…-I THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRMAY, MAY 21, X954 PAGEr qrr rE~ar .oaw T E1U IIA AL IAMY2,15 TOMORROW'S MAJOR LEAGUE PITCHERS (Won and lost records in paren- NATIONAL LEAGUE theses.) AMERICAN LEAGUE Pittsburgh at Brooklyn night- Chicago at Detroit night-Kee- Law (3-3) vs. Podres (4-0). gan (5-1) vs. Hoeft (1-2). New York at Philadelphia night Baltimore at Cleveland night- Pillete (2-3) vs. Wynn (4-2). -Antonelli (5-1) vs. Roberts (4-4). Philade...…
…IMMA'!L, MAY 21, "54 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAV".V, iCT."RTrV FRIDAY, MAY 21,1954 THEyM4P Calms. DA1.L J.. @~T~ rA"rl ZMVEIN I M Nine To Meet OSU In Crucial Game Today By STEVE HEILPERN A game but weary Michigan baseball team may lose its chance to enter the National Collegiate Athletic Association's playoffs to- day. Michigan must defeat Ohio State here or it will be eliminated from the Big Ten race and lose ' the right to defend its natio...…
…PAGE EIGHT "THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY M1, 1954 PAGE EIGHT TUE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1954 'U' Awards I .1 (. Announced University Regents-Alumni Hon- or Awards have been awarded to 830 graduating seniors of Michi- gan high schools, Acting Dean of Students Walter B. Rea announc- ed yesterday. The Honor Awards, in the form of certificates having no monetary value, are given to recognize out- standing high school seniors thr...…
…i I c: 4r, Lw ,A6 ity AN EDITORIAL See Page 4 a4 - > .--. Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LXIV, No. 137 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1954 V.. I WARM, RAIN EIGHT PAGES Reporters Flood Coed For FBI Information 11 Library The Pendleton Library in the Union will be open until mid- night for one month on a trial basis which began March 30. Continuance of the policy will depend on attendance during this period Dulles Seeks 'H...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'WEDNE'SDAY. APRIT. 21= 14-K1 TTJI K:NI JTfM X t%-XR1TAJL 1 I I Sigma Nu Trips Chi Phi In I-MSoftball League at the MUSI CENTER FANTASY LABEL $3.85 Q BRUBECK jazz at the college of the pacific. .........No. 3-13 QJ jazz at storyville....'............ r ......... 38 Q jazz at oberlin. . . . . . . . . ......3-1 . . . ....... .... ..3- Q BRUBECK TRIO Vol. 1 BUEKQATT......................:....- Q BRU EC OC- TET...…
…- wxrwVRnAY. VAPUI~t. 954OK THE MICHIGAN DAILY jrAGE THR~EE I W E*.ar1 o ..9 araa .s. s...'' SNEIDER VISITS ANN ARBOR: Broadway Author Discusses Hit Play By PAT ROELOFS c } 11 One of Broadway's biggest hits this season was written by a Mich- igan man who hopes to make AnnI Arbor his home. The author of the novel "Tea- house of the August Moon," which thus far has been performed on the stage more than 220 times, is Vern Sneider from n...…
…PAGE FOUe t THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNE~SDAY,. APRIL1. 1934~ 1V.i4 l 1, A.70r An Editorial THE STUDENT BODY scored a significant victory in the creation of a University Vice-Presidency for Student Affairs. The long-advocated post fills an obvious gap in the administrative hierarchy by coordinating the complex field of non- academic student life in the face of higher enrollments and developments in student activities. By placing the importan...…
…').' 'WLD T DAY, APM 21, 1954 TIKE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TWE WEDNSDA, APIL 1, 154 ~lE ICHGAN AIL PAG i. Pand, rade The splendor of Michigras will. color Ann Arbor streets at 3:30 p.- m. Friday as floats, bands, con- Svertibles, and clowns parade from Fifth and Detroit to Yost Field House, touching off a weekend of Clspectacular festivities. Thirty-four student - sponsored floats and seven high school bands f. will provide thebulk of thepar-...…
…t PAGE MX THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'WEDNESDAY. " , 21. 195t PAGI SYX THE MICHIGANT iIAITY WEflNF~flA'V APftTL ~1. Th'~L TT X14,./il i tJ.Vf1i - ... / NLT 1V.P- w Add SUNSH INE to your - NEW SPRING CLOTHES * at WESTINGHOUSE LAUNDROMAT? Keep In Times With Spring With FRESH CLEAN CLOTHES Washed Economically and Rapidly at Westin house Laundromat 510 East Williams Street NO 3-5540 COLORFUL TRADITION KEPT ALIVE: 1952 Michigras Celebrated 50th Year...…
…T WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1954 . THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN PUBLICITY BIGGEST JOB: Miehigras Co-chairmen Describe Work 4 Michiworm, Other Stunts Aid Publicity By ROZ SHLIMOVITZ "What's Michigras?" Variety, Gayety, GrowthI Mark Michigras History if Be Sure and By ARLENE LISS Co-chairing a "huge jeb such as Michigras" can be strain, but on the whole it works out very well, co-chairmen Gretchen Meier, '54, and Hal Abrams, '54, agreed. ...…
…T PAGETTGTIT THlE MICHIGAN DAILY UTT iI' lW 4Z TI A V A'PT? TT 01 18 C,! ~o~M INLV L SlAY, AFRIL 7, 195 I ....I......... rj . .. .. . . : I Michigras Workers End Preparations Central committeemembers of the 1954 Michigras, headed by co- chairmen Gretchen Meier, '54, and Harold Abrams, '54, wind up six months of planning and prepara-I tion as the bi-annual carnival andI parade opens today. Abrams is a member of Zeta Beta Tau fraterni...…
…UNDERSTANDING THE H-BOMB See Page 4 :JI r e Latest Deadline in the State fla ij a a PATY LUYCO VOL. LXIV, No. 118 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 21, 1954 TgN PAGES W~ T i 1 WIm-I V. U. S. Makes, 'Tax Exemptions Stores New Defeated in House r. W/-- ar ....,,.. t~u n r cpoll Russia Knows Formula for GB DENVER-(P)--A new weapon in the horror class with atom and iydrogen bombs is being made x and stored at the Rocky Moun- tain Arsen...…
…1 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 21, 1954 S COLLEGE ROUND-UP: University of Wisconsin T10 Study bias Clauses By LEE MARKS The Interfraternity Council at the University of Wisconsin has set up a six man fact finding com- mittee to study the effects of the "11960" clause, according to the Daily Cardinal, the University's paper. In contrast with the Universi- ties of Michigan and Dartmouth, which have adopted a policy of al- low...…
…SUNDAY, MARCH 21, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGl THREE SUNDAY, MARCH 21, 1954 TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY VA(~R TWIPR . [ANAAW i 1.1{ jf.F, 9u :r, NCAAih School Cage Tourneys Decided Boston Conquers New York To Reach NBA Semi-Finals LaSalle Captures NCAA Hoop Title Routs Bradley by 92-76 Margin; Penn State Defeats USC, 70-61 Muskegon Heights Annexes State Class'A' HoopCrown Special to The Daily NEW YORK-The Boston Cel- tics won the right to ...…
…PAGE FOUR THE illiCitItAAA bAtLT SUNDAY, MARCH 21, 1954 PAGE FOUR 'Iilk~ MitnibA'~ bAttY SUNDAY, MARCH ~1. 1954 Understand ig The H-Bomb THE HYSTERIA that customarily follows any new scientific phenomenon is fol- lowing short on the heels of the latest H- bomb explosion. This newest and as yet unfamiliar device is currently credited with being THE weapon that will wipe out man- kind. For the nearly nine years since the first atomic explos...…
…SUNDAY, MARCH 21, 1954 scs THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE EIVE - U a w AAUW State President To Speak ,r Thirty-three floats depicting the reading habits of the "Michiworm" will participate in the Michigras Parade which will wind through the streets of Ann Arbor Friday, April 23. In addition, the Ann Arbor Alleys Cats will appear on a special float. PARADE Co-Chanrman Jane Thompson and Tim Moulthroup released the names of 61 groupsI sponsoring ...…
…77- , li r TUt MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCIT "21, 1954 T U E M', 'I-'' ' ' " - - -- - - - - -. - - -- - --- CADET FORMAL: ROTC To Present Military Ball 'U' Law Club To Celebrate 4>--- Bright uniforms and shining braid will be much in evidence be- tween 9 p.m. and 1 a.m. Friday when the ROTC units hold their anuual Military Ball. Dancing in the Union Ballroom to the music of Fred Netting and his orchestra, the cadets will at- tend the...…
…I { mUsic SUPPLEMENT one Sir i4au f aitjdRVII mUsic SUPPLEMENT ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 21, 1954 FOUR PAGES Top Singers, Conductors Featured in ay Festival I. Ormandy, Johnson To Lead Orchestra Conducting the Philadelphia Orchestra in its 19th May Festival appearance will be the orchestra's regular director, Eugene Ormandy, and guest conductor Thor Johnson of the Cincinnati Symphony Or- Sc hestra. Ormandy will lead ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .QTTV"AV IWAirpt-lirr ai IftrA TUE MIUIGArs uiT aTrL'w"A 'Y MAUH 21, 1954.. 4 YOUNG CANADIAN SINGER: 'Gloria, ''Elijah' Features Marshall Soprano Lois Marshall will ap- pear in two May Festival concerts, singing Vivaldi-Casella's "Gloria for Soloists, Chorus and Orches- tra" at 8:30 p.m. April 30 and Mendelssohn's dramatic oratorio "Elijah" at 2:30 p.m. May 2. Born in Toronto, Miss Marshall was stricken with polio at ...…
…r SUNDAY. MAR.CR, 21, 1954 TIDE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE " THIUM ~TNflAY. MAIWH ~I. 19!4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE MISHAPS MARK FIRST SERIES: Necessity Proves Festival's Parent In every aspect tut one, this Thus, thinking that the Boston year's May Festival will be a far symphony would again appear in '~cry from the first one held on1ymhnwolagiapern caypurmhea rstgon hdnthe spring of 1894, tickets for the campus 61 years ago. cnetwn hsl ...…
…- ..... .: Fo THE MICHIGAN DAILY nAV °M'AW of 1Eiitt FOU1~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY QTI~r~A~7 ~AI~F4tU OV. CN IJA I , MAKl R ZI, 1954 TI U' G I GRE T TR D ITIO 7r *1 t4 * * The University Musical Society , Presents T he Silwxty-mFirst A nnual 4 ARTUR RUBINSTEIN, Pianist I LILY PONS, Soprano & * * 6 CONNCERTR1S ---4 DAYS JOHN. McCOLLUM, Tenor April 29, 30- Mayl1 2 1954 THOR JOHNSON, Conductor i * I HIL...…
…I.' / I THE CASE OF MR. GOLDSMITH See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State. ~IaiA1 -,- t ' * VOL. LXIV, No. 94 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNPAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1954 Committee Gives Warren Approval President Eisenhower Squelches Charges Leveled Against Nominee By The Associated Press A Senate subcommittee in Washington hurriedly, approved Earl Warren for chief justice of the United States yesterday after the pub- licizing of unchecked charges...…
…~1~ ] THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1954 Bridge Campus bridge experts will, ave the chance to prove their roficiency during the local layoffs of the National In- ercollegiate Bridge Tourna- rient at 7:15 p.m. today in the Inion. Playing hands that have been repared in advance and mail- d here the students will be ompeting with 4,000 students n other campuses. Prizes include trophy cups or the colleges winning the wo national ti...…
…PAGE TARE?5 /, SUNDAY, FMRUARY 21, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wolverine Gym, Tank Squads Sweep Dual Meets I 4- I Cagers Lose To Badgers SMadison 'M' Drops Eighth Conference Tilt (Continued from Page 1) ANOTHER factor, besides the poor shooting by the Wolverines, which kept the Michigan point production low, was the excellent defense thrown up by the Wiscon- sin cagers. The Badgers used a 2-1...…
…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1954 FOUR TIlE MICliI(iAi% IiAILY SUNDAY, FEBRUARX 21, 19~4 The Case of Mr. Goldsmith By VIRGINIA VOSS Daily Editorial Director T HE CURRENT (March 2) issue of the Reporter magazine devotes several of its 40-odd pages to a provocative and well- handled account of an actual government security case, fictionalized as Bernard Gold- smith. Unlike the numerous descriptiions of the ordeal of securit...…
