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…'cholars Pr 3y JEAN HARTWIG need for tradition is paramount obe ax aid PHILIP SHERMAi1N Sixty scholars tried yesterday to reconcile the cultural heritage of the past with modern technology. In a conference at the Univer- sity this ,week, members of the UNESCO -sponsored International Council for Philosophy and Hu- manistic Studies are discussing "The Role of the Humanities in an Urbanized and Technological World." The representatives from ...…

…SIGMA KAPPA WAITING NEARS END Sixty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom i1 *P PARTLY CLOUDY, WARM See Page 4 i __ _____ _-_______ .." yore FIVE CENTS EIGHT PAGE njTj A pytm? 'MTf1NTl:AN VVVnNT SZnAY_ SEPTEMBER 24. 1958 rAViri {JGlN A1-0 1 acra i ap F+a ao 0 VOL LkTX, NO. ANN AISISO C, ATIV"I"PN, " Xl i Course Book 'Impossible' Gregg Says' Claims Low Returns Delayed Publication By THOMAS TURNER Publishing a booklet of student opini...…

…SIDERATION eg EDUCATION 1flqprn lee page 4 Sixty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1957 4br :43 t tit FAIR, COOLER ETC ..:.. At, Enrollment Sets Record Ann Arbor Totals Rise To 23,000 Condemn LAGOS, Nigeria (A"-- The International Students' Con- ference wound up three weeks of meetings at Ibadan today denouncingt racial segregation in theUnited States. A strongly worded motion urged the Unit...…

…, I THE CASE OF . PROF. NICKERSON See Page 4 :YI e '6F 3Kr it u Latest Deadline in the State -A, :43 a t t FAIR AND WARMER VOL. LXV, No. 4 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1954 SIX PAGES Special Faculty Report Released On Nickerson H-b Ash Causes Death Of Japanese Tense Relations Follow Incident Record The social fraternity rushing registration totals soared past the record mark yesterday with the day-end tabulation reac...…

…EDITOIS NOTE Se Page 4 SMw t gan Latest , Deadline iii the State Dati ,, { - 4 V i '1'11t'NDERS11t1 ............... ......................... . . .......... . . .. ... THUNDERSI1OWER~ VOL, LXIV. N'o. 3 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. SEPTF NIBER 24, 1933 ±cr A--A-O---C IAN T UR-A-----BE ? 1; MONO"* ! I School Freedom Group reated SL Also Stays in NSA: Postpones Declaring Academiic Rights Staiid By DOROThY MYERS At its first mee...…

…MMMM Daily' To Tell Straight Scoop to Tryouts To day 4)y 4 This is a call for people.' This is a call for people interested in being part of a nerve center of the University. This is a call for Michigan Daily tryouts who will work on any of the three writing staffs or the business staff on the student- managed, student-edited organ of University and Student opinion. Anyone scholastically eligible can come to any of four introduc- tor...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAIIY ssion Evaluates Humanities ENDS TONIGHT DIAL NO 2-2513 This is your story as Paddy Chayefsky listened to it with sympathy and set it down with boldness. Here is the motion picture that says it all- with all the "Stops!" out' coUMdgA PO~iVow*- KIM NOVAK FREDRIC MARCH FRIDAY: "THE DEVIL'S DISCI PLE" Subscribe to " t1lttten.Directed adPjmw yCMdaGI ES CHAPUN-" istridb te LoW f HiInc. The M ichigan Darlyt / MEETING OF...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER . .U University Fresh Air Camp Assists Disturbed Boys GROUP LIVING-Although most of the children at the Fresh Air Camp are excellent individually, there usually is trouble when they are in a group. The Camp encourages} group and team games to force the boys' problems to the surface, where the staff can give therapeutic treatment and help during the campers' daily crises. OFFICE OF STUDENT AFFAIRS: 1 ...…

…TlE MICHIGAN DAILY . EaCitizens Explode; Then Subside as Troopers Arri Tiet E ast (Cnine fo Pg 2 them and the policemen raised The the people-still wearing face. He went down, blood p "Who's going through?" he their clubs, moving this way and the savage, snarling mob's mask- from his mouth. roared. that as people tried to dodge them. turned on reporters and photo- In the next few minute " a lre,"hred..tatanpentrd onode-thedgraphers. It was a ...…

…I PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1054 REFUGEE PROBLEM: St. Albin Relates Red Cross War Work By MARY ANN THOMAS "The only way to solve the enor- mous refugee problem is to make ex-refugees out of them," Wilfred de St. Albin philosophized with reference to his six years of over- seas work for the American Red COMING FRIDAY SHOCKING BEST-SELLER ON THE SCREEN! M-G-M presents EXEUTIVE SSTARRING aWILLAM MOLEN :rJUNE ALLYS...…

…AGE TWO schools Fail To Renew Contracts With USAFI THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1953 By PAT ROELOFS As the result of a contract clause which would allow the Federal government to "disapprove" of university faculty members in the armed forces educational program, the University recently refused to renew its program contract with the defense department. Presented with an inquiry last summer on the possibilities of con- tinuing t...…

…f TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESE1AY, SEPTEMBER 24,1952 Choral Clubs Plan Merger Under Klein Arts Chorale, Glee Club To Join The University Arts Chorale and Women's Glee Club are plan- ning to strengthen the campus' choral music program by combin- ing activities under University Choirs Director Maynard Klein. If the new plan materializes, there will be at least three choral groups under Prof. Klein's direc- tion. Students interested in joi...…

…1959THE MICHIGAN DAILY i\I 11 IN COrnMN vMARKJ+;T. ITT +0 7l '- 3 European Nations Lower Tariff Walls m. ___________________ a r that the two groups may engage in a trade war that might cause more harmful restriction in Euro- pean commerce than was present before movements for integration began. But highly protectionist prac- tices are not inevitable. And as long .as the "outer seven" keep pace in tariff reduction with the "inner six," the...…

…24, 9 5 THE MICHIGAN DAILY -Daily-David Arnold I-HOP PREVIEW-The marvels of paint, cardboard, and chicken wire will be.demonstrated Saturday night at "Shades of Savanna." All attending will witness the transformation of the familiar League Ballroom into .a Southern Plantation. Assembly's First Dance Recalls 'Shades of Savanna' ' The charm and graciousness of the old South will sparkle again at Assembly Association's I-Hop, "Shades of Savann...…

…wmwxnw W Assembly Reports on Workshop i 5 ON FASHIONS 'HAIRDOS' k ANCY VERMULLEN sr long or short, straight campus hairdos all favor are-for grooming. day of classes and coffee' ve§ little time for putting: not into topnotch condi- the practical coed looks' A solution for hair that's "too pretty" to cut, but too long to manage . .the pony tail! Perky above sweaters by day, it can look glamorous above the dressiest vel- vets by night ...…

…i FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1954 'THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Huskles Trounced In Lone 'M' Clash Lederman Plots Washington Victory; Bran off, Baldacci To Lead Gridders (This is the first in a series of season long feature stories on Mich- The Huskies were never as poor igan's various gridiron rivalries.) as that Sept. 27th afternoon, nor By PHIL DOUGLIS the Wolverines as lucky. Tony Branoff and Ted 'Kress each One doesn't have to look long...…

…THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1953 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FAGS TIME PAGE TM!" __. _ a -.._. _.. - _.. __ _. I-M Sportlight ... by Hanley Gurwin THIS COMING SATURDAY as you squeeze into your 50-yard line seat at the opening football game of the season, cast your eye over the top of mammoth Michigan Stadium and take a look at old Ferry Field. Still remaining of the old gridiron stadium is the south wall which is used as the grandstand for Wolverine ...…

… WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1952 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Noma Dodgers Cap ture i N.L. rown! Brooklyn Defeats Phils, 5-4, As Snider, Rutherford Star Betzig Invites Independent Teams for I-M Pigskin Loop Undefeated Marciano KO's Walcott in 13th of Slugfest New Champ Comes From Behind To Win Heavyweight Title Before Excited Crowd PHILADELPHIA- (P) -Young Rocky Marciano knocked out old Jersey Joe Walcott with a spec- tacular right ...…

…311e ir1 k 'tBally Seventieth 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 I Offer Three -Ouch!-Choicesw' SA?> 'hen Opinions Are Free Truth Will Prevail" Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. W...…

…"There's Something Wrong with This Ouiz Show Too" Sixty-Ninth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. 9 ANN ARBOR, MICH. 0 Phone NO 2-3241 i i i J 4 P "When Opinions Are Free Truth Will Prevail" Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all...…

…r ' v__. sixty-.Eigt hYear EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN ree UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 in The Michigan Daily exp ress' the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. 24, 1957 NIGHT EDITOR: DAVID TARR Pre-College Educational . osophy Begs Reconsideration' kRT of the...…

…, FOUR THE Atit..1 fllNirAIN Jfil AI1i. V VRIIIIAV qRPrrV.rwTUlWlk. 94 19MAL lifE MICiiI6wAl'~ i)A111'I' LI)ITPA 7 ,L' lvl,1s'E Z4, '1954 The Case of Prof. Nickerson: Non-Conformity Is Not Conspiracy "Hey - What About The Man?" . .Cetteir to the 6ditor. IT IS DIFFICULT to assess the irreparable dam- age done the University of Michigan in general and the faculty and student bodies in particular by the dismissals of Prof. Nickerson and ...…

…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY tkktUSIAY, SLr' LfY s kt Z4, M93 s I -!Eft itop b note ~ By HARRY LUNN Daily Managing Editor AFTER MONTHS of detailed work and discouragement the new joint judiciary constitution received Regents' approval this summer. But approval did not come with- out a very important setback to student gov- ernment-the Regents altered the inter- viewing committee to eliminate one Student Legislature representative. When t...…

…-FOUR' THE MICHIGAN DAILY 11 r.)Lr A1', Y1Lr iIkikt Z4, 19;i * ___________________________________ U _____________________________________________________ U MMMMMM r Lifting the Driving Ban RECENTLY, SOME sentiment in favor of lifting the driving ban was expressed by the Office of Student Affairs. The plan now awaits a thorough airing in the Board of Regents. On first appearance, removal of the ban seems like a great idea .. . footsore s...…

…95I THE MICHIGAN DAILY lessors Discuss Border Row dying India, China Territories nAVCaL x'm'TMVR MJ EianvL DEzjJJzR idia certainly will defend her nal interests in relation to r disputes with Communist a," Prof. Richard L, Park of poli ical science department yesterday. e border territories between China and India have long been in dispute, he added. This has not only been true of Communist China but was, true of Nationalist China as well...…

…24: 1959 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 9- -TEMIHGN AL Pitt Students To Advise DAILYOFCA BULLETIN_ IU Chancellor 'A Student Affairs Committee has been formed at the University of Pittsburgh to serve as an ad- visory body to Assistant chancellor of student affairs Charles H. Peake, Chancellor Edward H.. Litchfield announced. The new committee will be con- cerned with all aspects of campus life outside the classroom with the exception of religion. I...…

…1nd first Days Chaotic AN HOLTZER -- -- mber all those .freshmen ren't confused during Ori- n Week? they are now. three days of classes and cuperative week end, new s are beginning to wonder r they should have attend- se orientation meetings themselves part of a journalism seminar.M The f-antastic array of buildings doesn't help, either. Mason, Haven and Angell Halls are straightfor- ward enough; but English classes in the Economics Build...…

… ft AY, SEPTEMBER 24,1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGR I+'TVE. ..DY ETMBR2,194TEMCIA AL rnur. ravM 5 Red Johnson To Play At Union Tomorrow- 4,500 BOOKS EXCHANGED: SL Sales Top Record Union activities are already, der way,astarting off the new mester by introducing a new ehestra to the campus. Red Johnson and his bandN play at the membership da from 9 p.m. to midnight tomor: r in the Union Ballroom. The eight-member orchestra tures a voca...…

…THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1953 THE MICHIGAN DAILY rAGE Rushee Mass Meeting Introduces Discussions, AA,,., +,.IIPI,.,.. inrode s' Social Events WAA Clubs Organize Ballet, Coaches, Officials Groups To Meet; Rifle Club Offers Petitioning for Manager lY.1ul l 1U V 1 l u1tl [Illy F/ UU/ Ulll Men on campus interested in! rushing were introduced to the University system at a rushee mass meeting held at 7:30 p.m. last night in the Union Ballroom...…

… PAGE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24,1952 THE MICHIGAN DAILY U I Nightclub Atmosphere Comes to League Room .Ted Smith's Band Featured 97 *-.' For Dance, Listening Music' ~ __________- Music for listening and dancing will be featured on the campus once again when Ted Smith and. his new combo, the "Five Aces," make their first appearance from 9 p.m. to midnight Friday in the Round-up Room of the League: The Round-up Room will lend itself to the a...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 111 I -Daily--Jim Benagh AMBITIOUS CHEERLEADERS-Getting ready for this weekend's football opener, Michigan's nine recently-chosen cheerleaders go through a routine at the IM Bldg. gym. The team, chosen by Gymnastics Coach Newt Loken and Cheerleader Captain Bill Skinner, are: (base of pyramid, left to right) Al Stall, Frank Starkweather, Pete Cox and Tee Francis; (second tier) Ron aaco, Stu Bradley and Tom Osterland; Dick ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DIMLY WEDNESDAY, .. as MT CIIaaUa1 T ilaJIY WENESDA ... Byers To Rejoin 'M' Squad Soon' TPORT-WHYS The New Trend, that if the rugged lineman keeps responding to treatment at such a! fast rate, he could be back in ac- tion in "three or four weeks."y- Dr. Albert Coxon, team physi- cian, agreed that a month or less is not impossible. "Desire is 50 per cent of recov- ery in this type of case, and Jim certainly has it." Byers ea...…

…r9. l l Mitwa ukee, Ne w York Win Pennc N LEAGUE W L Pet. 95 88 79 75 72 72 57 55 54 60 70 74 75 76 90 94' .638 .595 .530 .503 .490 .486 .388 .369 GB 61/z 16 20 22 22 37 40 NATIONAL LEAGUE -W L Pct. Milwaukee ..... 92 57 .617 St. Louis .......86 63 .577 Brooklyn ....... 82 68 .547 Cincinnati ..... 77 71 .520 Philadelphia .. 74 76:::.:3 Newsork ...... 69 82 .457 Pittsburgh *....60 91 .397 Chicago '........ 58 90 .392 GB 5Y2 10 14 18 ...…

… 'PAGE M THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRynAF_ !RRPTVMRTR_ 9A tosa ?At~ ~1X THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~1fl AV ~ WPm'1Lw'DI~'D GA I A~ 5 r *Au ..AjI3Z't"1 . tL AVAJLK .4, 1959 A Special Faculty Committee Reports on Nic kerson (Continued from Page 1) the Communist Party and has been vague concerning the me- thod and extent of his with- drawal. "This Committee wishes that Dr. Nickerson had been able to demonstrate in his testimony that at some finite dat...…

… PAGE SIx T HE A CHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1953 I I -i P rof essors Study Durkin Resignation By JANE HOWARD Economics department faculty members were reluctant yesterday to comment at length on current speculation of fulfillment of the Secretary of Labor post, vacated by Martin Durkin's resignation. Professor William Haber voiced the general feeling on the issue in his comment that now, prior to any tangible information with re...…

…STX THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 241 Wilcox Gets Post in NSA A t Metn Leonard Wilcox, former Student Legislature president, was elected to a newly-created vice-presidency of the National Student Associa- tion by acclamation at the NSA's August convention at Blooming- ton. TIoe new post, one of four vice- presidencies in the organization, was created at the request of the incoming president, Dick Murphy of the University of Nort...…

…<.I U t -Daily-Jim; Benagh SOPHOMORE HOPEFULS-Sharon Van Doalen (far left) and Jean Leach watch senior Linda Nordyke, a. veteran of local golf tournaments, prepare for Sunday's Women's Athletic Association tournament. The trio, along with several others, will compete for BLOCK M MEMBERS: Wear white shirts to game on Saturday. F16 YOU'LL NEVER walk alone If you walk to Musket Mass Meeting Sunday, Sept. 27; 7 p.m. Union Ballroom. P15 NEED TH...…

…f958 .u.zxa lriTae.~uiavptu u i.L i II NEW DESIGN IN TEST-The Sceptre, Britain's boat in the America's Cup races this week, is shown earlier in the fall. Aboard are David Boy# (left), the designer and Graham Mann, the helms- man. The Sceptre has many new sailing ideas that are being tried for the first time. ceptre Columb ia TryAgan 'To day,' By The Associated Press BALTIMORE - Pitcher Jack Harshman slugged two homers and a double, driving ...…

…rr61r1 I 1 ni r irnrin nr rr irrr rrirrrrrrri wFrrrrr r r w Irr rnrrlr rr rr wrrrr Ir . Irn rw. r Nrr Mr l rrr rrrr .r ti - _.. - .. -J._ 1 ' I I A' DIFAZIO erver at yester- session of the rines remarked our of practice, still restless to- ing to the red- fourth and fifth iundly beat the ,urday. observed, "I'll eat them today d-shirts was* .gnning of of the first ihe session wore on, ,ana to catch the fire echelonis. Qr maybe irritated, ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY OFFICIAL BLEI r ____ . .fl.-,.." . "v;t~T. . ytf'lr '?l ?{". s . e~. }}r i:'..{1.~~ f. :.{lfl'flr v ..- ;s'r rf (Continued from Page 4) ty Members: On Thurs. evening. Sept. 24, Prof. Richard L. Park of the Dept. will be the speaker at the opening ses- sion of the Political Science Graduate Round Table. His subject will be: "Party Politics in India." 8:00 p.m., Rackham Assembly Hal. History 145a will meet in 2013 Ang...…

…THE MICIGAN DAILY mmittee Asks School Efficiency aeducational institutions State 1. " 9 ) VISITS COLLEGES- Asian Universities Face Three Goals: Henderson .r r+6t .i4rG4YayaaCLi ii1A'fVi Utt Uiy;le }. 1 were told early in June they need to make more effective use of in- structional facilities by a legis- lative study committee. In its ninth study report, the Legislative study committee on Higher Education headed by John Dale Russell said ...…

…TlE MICHIGAN DAILY > -1TUE$ IrMll GUILD ( ,FIRST SEMESTER 1957-58 0. a The Little World. of Don Camillo with Fernandel Gino Cervi The Good Earth 7 & 9:20 with Paul Muni, Luise Rainer, Walter Connelly Rashomon with Machiko Kyo, Toshiro Mifune, Masayuki Mori Henry V 7 & 9:45, (color) with Lawrence Olivier, Robert Newton Gaslight with Charles Boyer, Ingrid Berg- mann, Joseph Cotten, Dome May Whitty Birth of a Nation with Henry B. W...…