…AN EDITORIAL See Page 4 Li Latest Deadline in the State :43, a t ty .... ,. __. ,/ i o t i + ' 'V OL. LXV No. 2 ANN ARBOR MfICHIGAN WEDNESDAY. SFPT1.MRFA/ 9.9 74 CLOUDY, COOLER I t' }p ,' AdvisoryGroupEnSian SGC Plans SL Agrees Senior Pictures for the En- T Eo 100 Sianare now being taken every Ma OccupToEndorse afternoon and evening in the R eport vStudent Publications Building. Appointments for the pr egent Meet SGC Plan iterat m...…
… MALE CHIVALRY. HALLOWED TRADITION See Page 4 C, . r Latest Deadline in the State DaUt I FAIR, FROST VOL. LXV, No. 28 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1954 EIGHT PAGES __ I Campus Political Party Organized First 'U' Student Party, 'Common Sense,' Group Lists Program Aims By DOROTHY MYERS Daily City Editor For the first time in University history, a student political party. is working on campus. Called "The Common Sense Party," ...…
…,,.. w Y THE OPPENHEIMER CASE See Page 4 41t Latest Deadline in the State ~ai4*b SHOWERS, COOLER j. VOL. LXIV, No. 138 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1954 EIGHT PAGE Clardy Calls Price Story Publicity Gag Saes She Had No F acts To Tell Rep; Kit Clardy (R-Mich.) who is scheduled to lead his subcom- mittee of the House Un-American Activities Committee into Michi- 7 gan early next month dubbed the Daphne Price-Ed Shaffer spy sto...…
…THE SEGREGATION DECISION See Page 2 Latest Deadline in the State ~aitr IL FAIR AND WARM VOL. -LXIV, No. 155 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 22, 1954 FOUR PAGES rRed FOUR PAGES 'U' Regents Meet; Accept Gifts, Grants Approve Leaves, Faculty Positions Gifts and grants amounting tc $357,432.39 were accepted by the Regents at their May meeting yesterday, University President Harlan H. Hatcher announced, The Regents also approved 22 l...…
… Univ, of Mich Collection EDITOR'S NOTE See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State D43at CONTINUED WARM G. LXIV, No. 18 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 1954 EIGHT PAGES o Action Yet )n Suspensions No final recommendation has been made by University President 'an Hatcher in the cases of the three faculty members suspended r their appearance before the House Un-American Activities sub- Lmittee in Lansing May 10, University offici...…
…THE OUTLOOK OF GERMANY UPON EDC See Page 2 ANN=&& W, r C, 00, Si1 tzrn Latest Deadline ina the State Pa iIy e 40 FAIR, PLEASANT VOL. LXIV, No. 23S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1954 FOUR PAGES Burial Plans For Moody Armistice Gains GnIZI avL T6I A l Citizenship Bill Passed Senate Approves Ike s t t Completed By Hous U.S. Warns Ceasefire Violation State Democrats Would Jeopardize World.Security Aims at H- Eye McNamara -...…
… PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22,1934 ' U' Gauates FilForeign Writing Posts "Three ex-University students have assumed correspondent posts in Rome, giving Ann Arbor a greater journalistic representation in the Eternal City than any other American city, except New York,. The three, part of a group of 30 American foreign correspon- dents stationed in Rome, all be- gan their careers in Ann Arbor. Stan Swinton, '40, chief ...…
…ALLY FRMAY, OCTO ER 22,1954 SAM, Taylor House Capture I-M Crowns; Richner Paces Delta Theta Phi Grid Win 4 furnish the only markers for the vanquished architects. Law Club Wins In a game 'marked by fine pass protection and pass defense, Law Club managed to cross pay dirt twice in the second period to down Phi Rho Sigma, 14-0. The com- bination of Dick Tinkham to Wen- dell Smith accounted for eight of the points and Dick Elliott garner- ed...…
…} TWO THE MICHflAN DAILY THURSDAY. APRIL 22. 1954 -~ .L aava var a.w.a* rail, i4 mid NM# JVVT M 'Communist' Literature Disappears at Center By BEA NEUFELD "We not only never knew where the "Communist" literature came from, we also don't know why it suddenly ceased appearing on the magazine racks of the Internation- al Center," said Robert Klinger, Assistant Counselor of the Cen- ter. Newspapers and magazines sup- plied by either the for...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY MAY 22, 1954 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MAY 22, 1954 0 The Segregation Decision: Important Footnotes THE DECISION which the Supreme Court handed down is not one which may be read and understood in a headline. Neither is it to be comprehended in a news story or analysis. The full meaning of the decision will surely not be realized until the court gains "assistance of the parties in formu- la...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 2954 WAGE TWO THJ3~ MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 1954 Writers Set To Meet Katherine Ann Porter, author of such well-known stories as "Flowering Judas" and "Pale Horse, Pale Rider," will be among the featured speakers at the Uni- versity's Michigan Writers' Con- ference Thursday and Friday. The conference, which will at- tract professional and amateur authors from the state, will be aimed a...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1954 AGE TWO THE MAN ON THE STREET: The Outlook of Germany U pon European Defense IN LONDON American and British politicians are working on one of the hottest problems in post- war European politics: German rearmament. They tried to find a way to save the last vestiges of the EDC; that unborn but so often already dreamed of child of the Allies' post-war politicos. The facts shall not be explained her...…
…WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1954 TNT'. MlFcu Fi: Am tl A'ri' .v E l WL L >I. RuRtl[ , 1' 'l £ T Y ? PAGE THREE 9' 1INIAA BR1AINVDD SLFISH': Pro Ball Will Bell Blasts Crisler for Pro Ball Stand Take Ritter AJ Bert Bell, commissioner of the National Football League, lashed out at members of the National Collegiate Athletic Association in a statement concerning the rela- tions between the two organiza- tions. Four high college officials w...…
… FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22,1954 THE, MICHIGAN DAILY PAGR FOR- -A KRAMER PACES PUNTERS: 4i OSU, Gophers, Badgers, Big Tc n Offense Leaders --= . ' (j } By DON LINDMAN Ohio State, Minnesota, and Wis- consin hold a monopoly on the first three positions both offensively and defensively of the Western Con- ference weekly football statistics. Wisconsinl holds the defensive lead; with Minnesota rated second and Ohio State- ranked third by the Big T...…
…T" iT RSDAY, APM It 1934 THE MICHIGAN DAILY rAGE THREE ~11TUUSDAY, APRIL 12, 1254 TEE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE CLINIC TRAINING OFFERED: Fresh Air Camp Seeks Counselors by JANE HOWARD Help urgently needed-by the' 240 boys, between seven and four- teen years old, who'll occupy the University's Fresh Air Camp this summer. , On June 21 fifty selected gradu- ate students in psychology, socio- logy. education, social work and physical educati...…
…SATURDAY, MAY 22, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE SATURDAY, MAY 22, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THiIEK Michigan Net Team Gains Tenth ~'Win by Shutting Out Detroit, 9-0 Indiana Foe Of 'M' Nine Here Today (Continued from Page 1) The Wolverines blew their big- gest scoring opportunity in the seventh inning. With but one out, t.. Leach singled, but Mac Finch, pinch hitting for Peterjohn, forc- ed him with a ground ball to the ' short s...…
…. . Mm"q TCMAY, 3rNE 22, 2954 T" MICHIGAN DAILY PACM vRog T~YESDAY, 3UNE 22, 1954 TUE MICHIGAN DAILY i~a i~.w q'wnwm a imi xjr. 1 nrtni f Landy Betters Bannister's Mile Mark Tigers Fire Farm Manager LOOK FOR THE SILVER LINING: Miehigan Varsity Squads Held No Titles JAMESTOWN, N. Y. W-Danny Litwhiler, former St. Louis Cardi- nal outfielder and second baseman, was fired by the Detroit Tigers Monday as manager of the James- town Falcons...…
…THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FAGE THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1954 TUE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ... Sox t Yanks, 15-3; ston Tie Again !, ri i EXTRA INNINGS Bly Hanley Gurivin H ANK GREENBERG, whose high-flying Cleveland Indians seem determined to erfd the Yankee strangle-hold on the American League pennant, has come up with a plan for inter-league competi- tion which, if passed at the Major League club owner's meeting lat- I i t { NE...…
… pAr(E FoUr THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22; 1954 .. ... ,,., .... .. .t .... ... .r ......,a.w+....av Ewev +c.uvac. "This Has Nothing To Do With Politics" An Editorial The importance of the action on the proposed Council at their meeting phasized too strongly. Regents taking some Student Government today cannot be em- Any further delay will have only a deadening effect on existing campus government and ac- tivities. With...…
…FOUR THE MCM GAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1954 FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1954 OPEN DOOR POLICY? Male Chivalry, Hallowed Tradition his . .. MORE THAN ONE Old Grad who shuffles back to Ann Arbor for a re-kindling of the fires of bygone days will shed a tear at a custom which has long since gone the way of short skirts and long hair. We refer to the now-ancient tradition of not permitting the fairer sex to use the front ...…
…'THE MICHIGAN IDAILY THURSDAY. APRIL 22, 1954 - The TODAY AND TOMORROW: The Dulles Trip & Indo-China Oppenheimer, Case RECENTLY A WORLD renowned scientist, who perhaps contributed more to the development of the atomic bomb than any- one else, was suspended from Federal em- ployment on the grounds of "security." One of the worst features of Oppenheim- er's suspension was that he had already been thoroughly investigated and cleared. The fa...…
…PAGE Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MAY 22, 1954 I PAG.V POUR TIlE MICHIGAN IRAILY SATURDAY, MAY 22, 1954 ( I U' Regents Meet; Accept Gifts, Grants (Continued from Page 1) Hyde of Tuscon, and the Schoen- Rene Fellowship Fund for nat- ural resources school scholarships $2,250 from the New York Com- munity Trust. The Westinghouse Education Foundation has given $2,000 for a fellowship in electrical engineer- ing and will also provide a g...…
…PAGE FOUS THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JUNE 22. 1954 rditop.j Ile te WITH THE FIRST edition of the summer issue of The Daily, it has become traditional for the managing editor to open with a few remarks about the place of the newspaper in the overall scheme of the University. Tradition is a big part of The Daily. The news- paper's past is an evolution of continuous efforts to realize a dual objective, impartial presentation of the news ...…
…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JULY M. 1954 pnhIlt THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY. JULY 22, 1954 CAN NEGRO AND WHITE LIVE TOGETHER? Africa's Major Prbe:Racial Co-Existence Nunn Gets Cataloging (_ rnl v lnt Role of Speech Education In General Curriculum Told I JOHANNESBURG (A)-Can the white man work and live with the colored to develop the vast riches of Afria and lead its people along the lines of free Western civiliza- tion? This vita...…
…I WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 192I Religious Groups Plan Weekend of Activities Tur mTru'ic a N n A wv V 'E'Ui. MWE j iWW=1% A)unwwU.ZU.JI .A JxPAGE FIVI . I Five 'C o-Rec' Women Turn To New Pipe Fad 4 C' Campus religious groups will open their fall activities this week- end with a wide variety of events including supper hikes, discus- sions, an open house, barn dance and other informal get-togethers. At 8 p.m. Friday members of the Wes...…
… FRIDAX, OCTOBER 22,1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY V A OMW. T4 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1954 A d~EI TIlE MICHIGAN BATTY AUE FI WVE TA U' DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN (Continued from Page 4) lithograph compositions of Mr. Moj- ' mir Frinta.. The Congregational-Dis- ciples will be Guild host. Hillel: Fri. Services 8:00 p.m. Every- one is invited to attend the Open House Saturday after the football game. First Baptist Church. Fri. Oct. 22, 8:00 p.m. The ...…
…THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAYLY Michigras To Feature WAB Posts MAKING ENDS MEET: tsTo Be Filed Nary Heads Play F 'Student Show Booths - roductions Snappy songs, spicy dance num- bers, raucous comedy will liven up the Yost Field House tomorrow and Saturday when at least ten show booths open up their "estab- lishments" at 7:30 p.m. - one- half hour after the doors open for the long-awaited carnival. A musicale "Weird Faces," pat-...…
… PAGE WIVR TUESDAY, 3UNF~ 22, 19~4 THE MTtWIGAN DAILY ?AGI ~'1VW THE The Municipal Court examina- . tion of Floyd C. Zimmerman, '55, charged with assault with intent to murder was adjourned last Thursday after a fiery one hour Ssession with the next hearing scheduled for Thursday. Zimmerman's nine-week old daughter Vicki Diane has recent- ly been removed from the criti- cal list at Flint Mercy-Wood Hos- pital. She suffered two broken leg...…
… WMNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22,19 54 AIt~ T THE MICHIGAN DAILY TIlE MICWTGA~T DAIlY WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1q54 'U' Research Center Plans Busy Season By DEBRA DURCHSLAG A rambling building of infor- mal offices, nearly lost in the im- posing maze of the University's medical center, is becoming an ob- ject of increasing national atten- tion. Established here in 1946, the Survey Research Center has come into its own. No longer a somewhat. daring...…
…I THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER" 22, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1954 Prepares for Annual Homecoming Festivities 4 nI Dancing Gopher Scheduled As Homecoming Display -Daily-Lynn Wallas "HOLD STILL, PLEASE!"-Alpha Delta Pi's, Roberta Johnson and Sue Kaeppel, are preparing one of the "beauties" for the Mud Bowl Queen Contest, which will be held at 9:30 a.m. to- morrow. Two Fraternities Will Hold Traditional M...…
…PALL THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, APRIL Z1, 1954 PAGE m~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, APRIL fl, 1954 . IaNrtcNta by van N. Kay Hopes for Major League INDIANA ON RISE: Ball on West Coast Rise Cindermen To Defend Penn Relays Title Hairstyling to please!! Try our: Personnel -- Workmanship Service -10 Hairstylists NO WAITING The Dascola Barbers near Michigan Theatre G By DAVE RORABACHER DEEPLY CONCERNED with certain disturbing developme...…
…rAkt t! : TUE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 1954 Singapore's Chinese inhabitants The Dominican Republic has now show a preference for plastic boosted coffee export taxes 17 per furniture. cent. WELCOM E to all Summer Studnts .from... RAMSAY PRINTERS FOR ALL YOUR PRINTING NEEDS 119 East Liberty4 li ROTC Feature Air Force ROTC's detachment at the University is featured in the June issue of "The Air Force Reservist," a magazine printed m...…
… FRMAY,'OCTO$ER 22,1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAVIV, AVVVV FRD1 COE12 15 H IHG NDAL AlW#'?' rtAA4 1 Z v Eli lx% Homecominig HTo Take Over U' Campus Students To Celebrate With Traditional Dance, Displays for Weekend Displays , . As students all over campus are busily preparing to erect Home- coming displays, the Eix judges are getting ready for their part in the function. Three faculty judges, two stud- ents and the Chamber of Com- merce pre...…
…k TWURSDAY, APRIL22, 1914 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAC F fq VRW THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAI±'E E1~'~TW jvnxn zGrrn I elts, DU Win Lopsided 'Il Softball ilts Tennis Captain Mann Faces Stiff Competition In Singles By MARV SIEGEL "The best player on the Michi- gan tennis team has the greatest -chance of losing the most matches." This observation was made by 1ob Mitchell, number five man on the Wolverine net squad, in point- ing out the unenvia...…
… i TUESDAY, JUNE 22,1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY" PAGE STEVEN TUESDAY, JUN~E 22, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA4~I! ~VvI J a cl l l lJ .7 l:. i:e f 19 League Offers Social Program; Bridge Lessons Highlight Session PLAYING IN 'JOHNNY DARK' Beauty Queen Visits University Brazil plans to modernize navi-j The Dominican Republic has gation services in the Parani, and announced an increase in cargo Paraguay Rivers. handling fees. [welcome Summer Stud...…
…- THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22,1954 I-I * 1w lI 1954 -1955 f 4 On Sale 8:00 A.M. 5:00 P.M. Places: At The Following Busin Ern Angell Hall The League ess Administration Romance Language Bldg. Building Student Publications The Diagonal Building gineering Arch The Union Law Quad Women's Dorms The.Student Directory is the Only Complete and Official Listing Of All 18,500 Students at Michigan On Sale Only Once Per Year in...…
…"AGE lffGrHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, APRIL 9-2, 19,5I PAGE !TGWT TITI~ MICWTGA1~J DAIL1~ ~IIIURSDAY, APRiL 22, 1PM 7 PLEDGES INITIATED: Tau Beta Pi Awards Women's Badge Tau Beta Ui, Engineering Hon- orary society has initiated forty1 one pledges and presented a speci-I al honor, the women's badge, to Anne Campbell, 55E. The women's badge is awarded! by' Tau Beta Pi to the few women in the School of Engineering who meet membership r...…
…"wft-lE MICHIGAN DAILY 1 SDAY, JUNE 22, ]954 TEIE MICHIGAN I)A.L .TU.SDAY,.JUNE U,,1.. Regents Accept $240,800 in Grants HEARINGS REVIEW: rsw~rd 2' tl V (Continued from Page 1) Ernest N. May, Wilmington, Del- aware, has given $500 for the Isola Denman Robinson scholarship fund. The Regents accepted the offer of Harold M. Sapero and Samuel Shapero, 2515 Cadillac Tower, De- troit, that $500 will be provided by the Samuel and Harold M...…
