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…FACE FACTS OF SPACE RACE fee Page 4 l AkI Sixty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom ~UIIA1 - FAIR, COOL VOL. LXIX, No. 100 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1959 FIVE CENTS EIGHT PA i Prime Minister Asks Nations To Help Redue Danger of War MOSCOW ()-As a guest of the Kremlin, British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan last night challenged the statesmen of the world to reduce the danger of war that might arise through "miscalcu...…

… MAGAZINE Vol. V, No. 5 Sunday, February 22, 1959 AFRICA: A Special Issue …

…AN DAILY SUNDAY, ests Address First Session of Institute ofAdvocacy A ~ ~ --- - ~ JOHN DETHMERS EMILE ZOLA BERMAN ... discusses appeals .. . argues case proof and procedural rules as they Prof. McConnell, Prof. Miller, Jen- were related to argument. ner and Fitzpatrick criticized the Following the Gair-Berman argument of the two attorneys. presentation, a panel composed of During the last session of the Glubb Calls for Understanding Of Arab...…

…0%gfidiigaln 4atly MAGAZINE Vol. V, No. 5 Sunday, February 22, 1959 Contents Apartheid--Racial Powder Keg By Charles Kozoil Page Two Land of Tradition, Land of Change By Barbara Ward -,-,Page Three Education in Africa By Lane Vanderslice Page Five Africa's Plea: Independence, Equality By Ahmed Belkhodja Page Six New Look at Colonialism By Gilbert Bursley Page Seven New Public Health Problem for Africa By Henry van der Schalie __ -Page Nine An ...…

…'AY, FEBRUARY 22, 1959 THE MICHIGAN DAILY nion To Host Second Annual Campus United Nations 1 1 Q. UNITED NATIONS--Delegates to the mock Campus United Nations will assemble in Rackham Lecture \ Hall on March 7 to debate a resolution over'the Algerian question: The resolution was drafted by Tunisia and it proposes to recognize Algeria as an independent country. Maynard Goldman, president of Student Government Council, will be Secretary-General...…

…Land of Traditions, Land of Change Africa Has Had Extraordinary Political and Economic Growth in a Decade By BARBARA WARD I SUPPOSE the starting point for any consideration of Africa now is the extraordinary changes which have occurred since the Second World War. I think even those who haveha d along and varied expeience of Africa could hardly have fore- s the ynasism and the ch ang whirts s ould have coie into the Afriana mee in the last ten...…

…Sixty-Ninth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN hen Opinions Are Free UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Truth WSillPrevail" 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 mcst be noted in all reprints. Y, FEBRUARY 22, 1959 NIGHT EDITOR: LANE VANDERSLICE Buryin...…

…Western Aid Still Needed in Africa (Coutuiied m rareceding Pel will profit very much more by his and of expanded UN Technical ein shnuld be an aceelciated ef- liter training if he has this solid Services Might we not also look ot in the fieleriod of education in his own at a possible coordination of the tion-in oui contibutions to theii coontry. efforts of Western nations to universities, in multiplying their I am sure that the field of edu- p...…

…THE MICH14 AI~ ATIX I - _ ::.T ;::"..:::::. JDGET PROBLEMS: Colleges Seek To Increase Revenues DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN By RUTHANN RECHT Many colleges faced with the problem of budget cuts are seeking new ways to increase revenues whieh will add money to their treasuries. The Texas Commission on High- er Education had recommended higher tuition in anticipation of improved quality in higher educa- tion and increased appropriations for all ...…

…Education in Africa -Rough Road Ahead By LANE VANDERSLICE AFRICA is still a dark continent 0.02 per cent finished the 12th London and author of "Africans intellectually. In spite of class, and Their Schools" strides that have been made by The bet of the East and Central^" , countries that are inevarying de- African territorieas in thisregard IN AFRICA today there are two grees colonial powers, in spite of was Northern Rhodesia, where 38.9 impo...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, .. rymnasts Roll to Double ictory; restlers Lose hio State, Indiana Beaten y Identical 82-30 Margins Minnesota Jolts Michigan Matmen's Title Hopes, 17-8; Murray, Corriere Only Winners for 'M'; Olm Draws By TOM WITECKI Warming up for next Friday's "big" meet with national cham- pion Illinois, Michigan's gymnas- tics squad smashed Ohio State and Indiana by the identical' scores of 82-30 yesterday to ex-' tend t...…

…Africa's Plea: Independence, Equality A Tunisian Tells Why 7 The West Must Aid, But Not Try To Control This Crucial Area "Those of you who have to hold back the urge for explor- been to Africa know something ation, adveiture, and domination of its vastness. You have felt its mystery, you have been THE FIRST serious interest stirred by its almost inredible 1 sown by the Euocans in es- possbiltie. Yo hae, er.tablishing themselves on the Af- haps...…

…TWE IICHIAN DAILY urton Hits 30 Points hut Cagers Lose, 87-84 DA A ",*I- (Continued from Page 1) but Rucklik's lay-up nullified them. Tidwell ended the flurry on another two-pointer with another four seconds remaining to reach the final score. The game started out as a dual between Rucklik and Burton, buta before the fracas'was over, North- western's great balance proved the, determining factor. Rucklil led all scorers with 32 points, a...…

…New Look at Colonialism It Has Been an Asset in the Belgian Congo By GILBERT BURSILEY THE WORD colonialism has be- ."avid students of colonial systems. come one of the most provoca- of anthropology, and of political tive terms in world affairs. geography. They have closely It has conflicting connotations watched colonial experiences in for peoples of different countries, areas much longer in contact with races and ideologies. It means one Euro...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY cers Upset Michigan Tech, 6-3 A PAIR FOR EACH-Steve Bochen (lef) and Dale MacDonald each notched two goals last night as Michigan's hockey team ended a long losing streak with a 6-3 victory at Michigan Tech. PORT SHORTS: Three Worl Records Set At National AAU Meet A-st lttlrl .' By The Associated Press NEW YORK-John Thomas, the 7-year-old Boston University 'eshman, got off a 7 foot, 1Y inch igh jump-better than any hu- .a...…

…Racial Powder Keg (Continued from Page The government has further set and popular political fad. The late its sights on keeping the white Pope Pius XII mentioned this last minority employed at all costs fall in a statement condemning while regulating the advance o racial intolerance as a cause of the non-whites into the skilled world tension, labor categories. Calling this doctrine "unchris-MOST RECENT attempt of the tlan" he pointedly referre...…

…l .- .. , r -t PrMNP _7F -7117 ..,. ., f". .. r Y' - lr -i- i.. =-.- r ~ .y; . f Greene's' Ideas on achieving cleanliness: ONE OF A SERIES Dog: YOu mean' you get credit at GREENE'S?0 t Vol. V, No. 5 Mfr~i!in Dad3J MAGAZ IN E Sunday, February 22, 1959 _ Man: Dog: Man: Dog: Man: Dog: Man: Dog: Man: That's about the size of it. Like what are the restrictions? Oh, the usual ,. payment;clue 10th of the month following, bona fide ...…

…New Public Iealt roble fAfrica UNTIL RECENT TIME malaria (such as Bayer in Germany, Bur- w a considered one of thc rJujii I~I~~IHu loughss and Welconi in England. chief hindrances to pioges Human Blood Fluke Has Replaced Ledele, Parke Davis. Abbott, in many regions of the world. But the U.S.) all are carrying inten- with a better knowledge of the t) sive drug screening programs. biology of the mosquito vectors M a l rS iis a or DlOc k t ro gre...…

…..---" MAGAZINE Vol. V No. 5 Sunday, February 22, 1959 Racial Powder Keg Ready To Explode: APARTHEIDI $y CHARLES SOZOLT=ti . _ ' '; , Education:Many Problems (Continued from Page 5) The inspection system, along ith standardized student exami- stions in a colony, control of acher training institutions have rought some measure of educa- on uniformity within a single Contents - + T' Y .{ x ' ' Apartheid-Racial Powder Keg By Charles ...…

…New Culture, Different Ways For an American in Tunisia. By NANNY MURRELL S THE boat pulled into Tunis, parts of the Middle East and Af- and children. The older men were we leaned over the rails and re- rica. in Algeria, either fighting or dead. turned the waves and cheers of As I remember, this interna- We were greeted by all. the many cotton-skirted or veiled tional conglomeration made the Later, one of the boys below women, the men and the c...…

…- ~ ~17 - r r .~.. ~-'* 4 New Culture, Different Ways For an American in Tunisia By NANNY mURRELTJ ° Land ofTraditionsLandofC Africa Has Had Extraordinary Political and Economic Growth AS THE boat pulled into Tunis, we leaned over the- rails and re- turned the waves and cheers of the many cotton-skirted or veiled women, the men and the- children who waited on the dock. There were very few remaining fourth class passengers as the ma- jorit...…

…c o lle g e o f th e U n iv e r s ity o f L o n - ""dI m d t p rs i T s dE don. It moved Into temporary ljl quresEducation :emaetMany Problems enaen t i111eana11 utl h CU a ni equarters at Achimota, until the permanent site near Accra could be established. (Continued from Peceding Page) (Continued from Page 5) ; from a school before their course GHANA'S higher educational A law school is no in opera- The two French girls were intro- The inspec...…

… Western Aic (Continued from Preceding Prge) cern should be an accelerated ef- fort in the field of African educa- tion-in our contributions to their universities, in multiplying their technical colleges, in adding train- ed teachers to the African teaching' force. Such universities as that of Ghana or Ibadan or Makerere have their special relationships with London University and they receive intellectual and moral sup- port from the mother i...…

… Greene's Ideas on achieving cleanliness: ONE OF A SERIES Dog: You mean you get credit at GREENE'S? Man: Dog: Man: Dog: Man: Dog: Man: Dog: Man: That's about the size of it. Like what are the restrictions? Oh, the usual .. . payment due 10th of the month following, bona fide student, member of the human race, and like that. Well. That last lets me out, you know. Hong loose, dog. Greene's may come through for dogdom. So who needs it? Well, t...…

…-w , A' i.'. ~* !' actal Powder Keg (Continued from Page 2) and popular political fad. The late Pope Pius XII mentioned this last fall in a statement condemning racial intolerance as a cause of world tension. Calling this doctrine "unchris- tian" he pointedly referred to South Africa as one of the sore points in: the world today. The Pontiff's final criticism was lev- eled at rationale for apartheid - "Negro inferiority" which he la- bele...…

… w r ,v - . - V - £,, Africa's Plea: Independence, Equality New Look at Colonialism It Has Been an Asset in the Belgian Congo- By GILBERT BURSLEY A Tunisian Tells why The west Must Aid, But Not Try To Control This Crucial Area By AIMED BEL HODJA "Those of you who have been to Africa know something of its vastness. You have felt its mystery, you have been stirred by its almost incredible possibilities. You have, per- haps, found your ow...…

…I> PEOPLE GET WHAT THEY DESERVE see page 4 Y Sixy-EghtYears of Editorial Freedom 4br :43 a tt Gt.' COLD, CLOUDY' VOL. LXIX, No. 124 ANN ARIUOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 22, 1959 FIVE CENTS EIGHT PA -- U.S., Britain To Request Conference Ask Summit Meeting To Relax Tensions GETTYSBURG (-) - President Dwight D. Eisenhower and Brit- ain's Prime Minister Harold Mac- millan agreed yesterday to call for a summit conference this summer a...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH TrNLAND GRANT COLLEGES: WAY1 har oe Schools Debate Values of Forced 1101 22, 1959 [C ''4 By RUTH ANN RECHT Land grant colleges throughout the country have been debating the question of abolishing com- pulsory Reserve Officers Training Corps. At the present time only two of these colleges have abolished com- pulsory ROTC, the University of Minnesota and Pennsylvania State University. Beginning with student p...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY NEW UNIVERSITY SERIES: Shows To Feature Astronomy, Art Two new University television series will begin today on WJIM- TV (Ch. '6, Lansing). At 11 a.m. Channel 6 presents an overview of the field of mod- ern astronomy. This will be fol- lowed by a new art series at 11:30. "Profile of Space," the astron- omy series, has as host Prof. Wil- liam Liller, of the astronomy de- partment, who will explain as- tronomy's practical an...…

…1 £144gana zil Sixty-Ninth Year p-^ EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Opinions Are Free UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS b Will Frevail STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 orials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. SALARY, SPACE NEEDS: 'U' Faculty Susceptible To Outsid...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY )rant' Lecturer Nila Magidoff To Tell Adventures Ismo By NORMA SUE WOLFE ranger than fiction" were the a member of the Slavic ages and literature depart- used to describe the life of. ssional lecturer Nila Magi- who will speak here tomor- on, rlow. But her story is hardly fiction. in a book called simply "Nila,"' Willie Snow Ethridge, her biogra- pher and personal friend, de- scribed her as "... the most amus- ing, ou...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Co-apta in Cole Frstin NC GyiL Newman Fourth on Tramp; 'M' Has Chance for Fourth Michigan's Gibson Sets Vault Record: Hayes Jones Double Winner at Denison Special to The Daily 1 _ }wM BERKLEY, Calif.-Ed Cole, co- captain of Michigan's gymnastics -. .. ':.::.":: i ":v.1 team, last night took first place on the trampoline in the NCAA championships. > Cole's teammate, Frank New- .:> -4man finished fourth in the same ,....…

…r59 THE MICHIGAN DAILY a , .. SPORT-WHYS For irect lassified Ad Service, Phone NO 2-478 I Changing Times THE FOLLOWING poem appeared in the 1921 'Ensian: * * * * remember the stand at Thermopylae The Greek guard made one day, I remember the legions Ceaspr used To shatter the Gallic sway: Andy I remember across the years To banners that crowned the crest, When Yale -was king of the opnquered East, And Michigan ruled the West. At night in...…

…\ THE MICHIGAN DAILY alifornia, St. Johns, Lansing Sexton Win itles hest Coast quad Takes irst NCAA By The Associated Press DUISVILLE, Ky.-- California its first National Collegiate ketball Championship tonight, ,ing West Virginia 71-70. It the first time for a Pacific st Conference champion since iford won in.1942. ith 17 second to play, Darral off's tip-in basket clinched the ory for the Golden Bears of Newell. he fielder made it 71-68...…

… - - .. -4 N-.~ J-~ ~ r '%. F~ I - **~ K -le" k Greene's Ideas on Achieving Cleanliness: ONE OF A SERIES r. Vol. 5, No. 6 MAGAZINE Sunday, March 22, 1959 EASTER TIME IS THE TIME FOR GREENE' . 0 How come this cat looks so gleeful? Credit, man, credit. He knows that Easter time is the time to get the egg off his suit and back in the basket. There's no egg on his face either when he says "charge it" at Greene's because his credit ...…

…'~ ~ !4 T *~'~ 4 i-4' C , 4 w .... -A-. 4 -c* -' - - ij 4MA iAInEID M AGAZIN E- Vol. V, No. 6 Sunday, March 22, 1959 Theatre to Industry, University Alumnae Have Achieved Many Top Postions By ROSE PER! BERG Allegory of Love - A Review By Daniel Wolter Pa There Are Campus Queens B& David Kessel Pc In Search of a Better Way of Life By Joan Kaatz _ Pa A Study of Thbmas Mann - A Review ' By David Lowe P Sherlock Holmes: "World's Fine...…

…. . .. .. ..... . .. .. . . tre Withot (Continued from Preceding Page) drama is generally budgeted at $100,000) and concerned with creative effort, it stands to reason that the investors -will tend to patronize the lighter, more com- mercial ventures. AS A RESULT, the better works must yield to plays designed solely to entertain, just as produc- tions which merely divert atten-. tion find themselves better able to gain the support of not onl...…

…x . - ,. -. -, Far Eastern Aid (Continued from Preceding Page) tive workings of a new, inde- pendent nation is another aspect of the University's efforts in the Far East. Establishment of a Public Ad- ministration Institute for train- ing, education and research in government techniques was done by some faculty members in 1956. The Institute, located at the University of Philippines, attacked the problem of administration im- provement in th...…

… r -71 A -.r 11 . t. . - 1- ti- -- 1, -- .& .. 'T~ A. K III A Humble Letter To. the Pharaoh A Study of Thomas Mann Erich Heller's Book Very Successful BY DAVID LOWE (Continued from Page 8) Splinter Totalitarianism WE HAVE seen now how total power was achieved *by cer- tain forces in America. Now we shall probe for the flaw in this power which led to the country's destruction. As a preliminary, it must be ac- cepted that Man is essentiall...…

…' °ra -" .y "' ii , 'S } . r ,R vy v .n -=w :. yxi -X: "' 4, ..w' 'hr + 'A.., . _.W . t 1 !C .;,.. ".:' k 4' 'rF '1 SHERLOCK HOLMES: By PHILIP MUNCK World's Finest Detective' Suceessful Year for Mysteries Good Writing, New Authors Hihlight 1958 By DONALD YATES IN A glossary of English catch- phrases, the words, "Elemen- tary, my dear Watson" can mean only one thing: a tall lean man in a green deer-stalker's cap hold- ing a hand lens to hi...…

…jj§jjjjjjjjjjr ---"- r z- t- ,, . . _ ,.. -,r w, An Informal Guide To Student Govenment In the early days of the house a barn as well as a fence for livestock and a stile were necessary. This faded photograph, probably taken in the 1860's from the present site of the Undergraduate Library, shows the house on the left, the barns and the yard. One rdon ThO Remains (Continued from Preceding Page) the University College proposal which would...…

… R l -, -. Y. - '4 - - - V A Letter to the Pharaoh By THOMAS HAYDEN To his Potentate, the Pharaoh: IT IS THE custom of those who are anxious to find favor in the eyes of a pharaoh to present him with such things as they value most highly or in which to see him take delight. Hence offerings are made of precious stones, golden cloths and such ornaments, worthy of the greatness of the pharaoh. Since therefore I am desirous of presenting m...…

…MEN MARCHI, BOYS PLAY See Page 4 Bkxty-ih ujEtan Sixty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom il3 aiti4 f " , " FAIR,WARMER SIX VOL. LXIX, No. 142 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 1959 FIVE CENTS siI IEC (To Seek Board in Control for ratern itie Group oulHold Recognition Power . Proposal Names Lewis Chairman Of Nine-Member 'Liaison' Group By THOMAS HAYDEN Interfraternity Council will submit a plan to create a Board in C...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDN ckham Offers Counseling To Present 'Electra' SWAMPS, JUNGLES: Three Students To Cycle Througoh Latin America seling division, section of the Bu- reau of ,Psychological Services of the Institute for Human Adjust- ment is located. While the counseling division offers help with a wide range of psychologicaE.and emotional prob- lems, the majority of their clien- tele asks to be assisted in two areas: solving academic pr...…

…L 22, .195 THE MICHIGAN DAILY L 22. 1959 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Spring Weekend Activities Given By Uncle Swen with Newsletter* To Start Book Drive "Hi, I'm Swen! "Since the gala Spring Weekend festival presented by the Union and the Women's. Athletic Asso- ciation is being held in my honor, I thought an account of my dark and mysterious past might be timely. "If I mention time it is because in this event I have definite seniority, being as o...…

…' t Bat. E~i Sixty-Ninth Year 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"n 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 must be noted in all reprints. EDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 1959 NIGHT EDITOR: JOAN K...…

…/ TIE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN (Continued from Page 4) General Notices Usher Tickets for the May Festival must be picked up at the Box Office at Hill Aud. between 5 p.m. and 6 p.m. on Tues., and Wed., April 21 and 22. Tickets which are not picked up by i that time will be cancelled. Persons who are interested- in ushering for the May Festival to fill vacancies cre- ated by the cancellations, may apply at the ox Office at Hill...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEa nfe Sparks ichigan ine To 4-2 in over ayne State By DAVE LYON Michigan's veteran infield, ledv y the hustling play of second aseman Bob Kucher, sparked the Wolverine baseball team to a 4-2 onquest of Wayne State yester-; ay at Ferry Field. Michigan thus finished its pre- p, ig Ten schedule with a 4-7 rec- . d, bolstered by a three-game inning streak. Coach Don Lund's am will attempt to extend that' ring in a three - gam...…

…SFacultyorale By JEAN SPENCER and NORMA SUE WOLFEW University faculty morale is presently holding up well under the pressure of outside job offers, but prospects for the future look grim. This is attested by a Daily survey of 11 of the University's 15 schools and colleges and 25 of the 29 departments of the literary college. While University staff members have received what was described as "an unusual number of offers" - well over 200, accord...…

…I THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY. Y 22. UNIVERSITY-WIDE SURVEY: i'iVii/iit lllti ll NN'. Faculty Morale Remains High Despite 'U' Crisis (Continued from Page 1) been rather surprised and pleased that we haven't had a mass exo- dus." His department reported only one "firm" (defined as a position into which a faculty member could move immediately) offer, but a number of "other negotia- tions" with its 12 full-time mem- bers. Prof. Goldberg sai...…