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…IFC BY-LAW DESERVES SUPPORT See Page 4 C, r LwirFd Sixtyi-Eighlt Years of Editorial Freedom Dait6. PARTLY CLOUDY, COOL VOL. ]LIX No. 3 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1958[FIVE CENTS SIX PAGES Pakistani Chief Mirza Withdraws Gen. Ayub Emerges as Strong Man, New Martial Law Cabinet Sworn In KARACHI, Pakistan - President Iskander Mirza stepped aside last night and, as expected, Gen. Mohammed Ayub Khan emerged as Pakistan's stron...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAI -Dal-Robert Kaner LOOKING AT HISTORY-An observer in the Main Room of the William L. Clements Library finds herself looking back in time at early Americana, as she is surrounded by period furnishings and cases of books dating from the late 15th century to the early 19th century. The Mlain Room is also used on occasion for special lectures, teas and receptions honoring University guests. -Daily-Robert Kanner CAMPUS LANDMARK-A ...…

…qVMMATJ! ammmm 2L ion 'OFF 'liTCMG N DAILY LV ~flWVU ~L Th.~t THE MICWIGAN DAILY INVENTED AT 'U': Newly-Developed Terry Traces Atoms LSA Committee Active B RiTHIXA-' RECUT A device which can see better than humans has been perfected by University physicists. The machine, a nuclear emul- sion scanner, is called "Terry" and combines a powerful microscope, a television camera and an elec- tronic computer into one device. Terry is used to d...…

…"My Dear Fellow-Ahalia-The Pleasure Is All Mine" Wfe Sidgau Thti Sixty-Ninth Year EDIrED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDEA AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLIcATIONs BLDG. 0 ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 Veen oPnIIIDSA r re Thztb WID Prer*M Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all repri'nt...…

…28, 19TTTE MICHIGAN DAILY _._ _ 1 __ Stanford Gets The Axe Four-long debate at a Stanford University Legislature meeting Thursday resulted in a decision: The Stanford Axe will be placed on permanent display if and when Stanford beats the University of California Nov. 22. Much of the credit for finally getting the Axe out where it can be seen, the Stanford Daily reports, goes to the Axe Society, custodians of the famed trophy. Credit also go...…

…TE MICHIGAN DAILY Wolverines Lose Smith for Remainder of Season :nee Injury Ends Tackle's Career; 'eam Prepares for H awkeye Contest Lions Top Rams for First Win; Colts, Browns Remain Undefeated By AL JONEI; Daily Sports Edtor Although no Michigan players. ere seriously hurt in the Minne- ota game Saturday, the team iffered the loss of another player )r the season yesterday. Tackle Willie Smith, who sat ut the Gopher battle with a bad...…

… Mich. State 32 Ohio 19m State . 23 20 Iowa . . . ." 17, Northwestern Wash. State . 29' 28 Notre Dame . 18 Indiana. . . . 0 UCLA illinois a* " * " 0 " 18 14 Washington . 24 I s 4~ l La U " . . . . (/ II Minnesota .. 20 Edinboro ( A 4 5 JI,:LE /(UlL 4 " "*1* !. "..l~( TU , "U s f " ..- " - - - . .. .. .,_- . _ . -- . HIGHER EDUCATION EXAMINED See Pate 4 Y itra Sixty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom Daii4 CLEAR, WARMER...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1958 to on TUESDAY: IFC Sets Pre-Rush Program The Interfraternity Council will hold its annual mass rushing meet- ing at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Union Ballroom. The meeting is open to any stu- dent interested in rushing fraterni- ties and will feature a much re- vised program from former years, according to Howard Nack, '60, EFC Rushing Committee Chairman. Instead of having a speaker and showing sli...…

…195 8 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Rooms Show Co-ed's Personality Through .Decorations, Furnishings By ANN EICHLER Running , . ,rushing . in ... out ... all day long. The dormitory room, a place for sleeping and .haging clothes1 is now taking on new importance to University students.It now not only provides these essentials, buti also a place in which to study and relax during rare spare moments. When you first entered the res- idence hall room this ...…

…Higher Education Exam inec I' 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. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 The Student's Obligation... By LANE VANDERSLICE Daly Staff Writer HILOSOPHICAL DEBATE on whether a student should be primarily responsible for his own education can go on all night, but there are two factors t...…

…+.T+" M t UT'AIV DAT~ IMi $R 2, 19589. Ri±z~mApuk w EXHIBITION OVER: NFL Opens New Season. Major League Standings Today AMERICAN LEAGUE W New York ... ... ,. 90 Chicago ....... 81 Boston ...........78 Detroit ...........77 Cleveland ........76 Baltimore........74 Kansas City ......73 Washington.......61 L 6z 72 75 76 76 77 80 92 Pct. .592 .522 .510 .503 .500 .490 .477 .399 GB 12!/2 13 14 151 172 29Y2 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Detroit 5, ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, olverines, Herrnstein Conquer Trojans, 20-1 MSU, OSU, Iowa, NU, Purdue Triumph; Indiana, Minnesota, Illinois Lose Openers By The Associated Press v-- I EAST LANSING - Michigan State combined crunching ground power and the liberal use of some sparkling sophomores to overrun California, 32-12, yesterday. Coach Duffy Daugherty used his first two elevens as a one-two punch as the Spartans stuck to a methodical gr...…

…; r: wYrww A(M 'y AYAr:. T'uw mlFr.mr Acv naTT.Y PAGE 1', SEPTEMBER 28, 195..a s / ltee Cthe heA r By CARL RISEMAN CLASSIFIEDADVERTISING A New Year ICHIGAN'S 1958 OPENER is over. The Wolverines were able to squeeze by Southern California to the delight of the 77,005 home ans.- At times Michigan looked good, at times quite poor. The question d whether or not the Wolverines will be able to hold their own in Sig Ten play won't be in any ...…

…yTHE MICHIGAN DAILY ux e !!!I i 1 1958 Fall Semester CINEMA GUILD PROGRAMS Saturday at 7 & 9, Sunday at 8; except where noted. Thursday and Friday, at 7 & 9, except where noted. r T, . Sept. 25, 26 Cabin in the Sky with Ethel Waters, Lena Horne, Louis Armstrong, Rochester Sept. 27,28 Ugetsu with Machiko Kyo, Masayuki Mori, .Kamuyo Tanaka SHORT: Do You Remember? Oct. 2, 3 Panic in the Streets with Richard Widmark, Barbara Bel...…

…CLOSE GATES TO LEBANON cl r SfI t i au Drnt3J t~ FAIR, COOL See Page 2 Sixty-Sevenr Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXVIII, No, 5S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JUNE 28, 1958 FIVE CENTS FOUR P Hutcheson Took Union OX Testifies A dam ON GUARD-Armored car of Lebanon's government forces patrols Beirut street with steel helmeted troops standing on guard behind barricade. Lebanese President Camille Chamoun predicted earlier that...…

…"Your Office Seems To Be On Fire" Sixty-Eighth 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 wi lPrevail 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. AbeAOP /CE T Sl ' FACULTY...…

…THE MICHIGAN JAILY PAGE Pierce Blanks Senators, 3-0; Phillies Down Cardinals, 5-4 I I I I Indians 6, Orioles 5+ CLEVELAND-Joe Gordon start- ed out as Cleveland Indians man- ager last night with a victory as the Tribe came from behind to' beat the Baltimore Orioles 6-5. Rocky Colavito hit a home run, double ind a single and drove in half of Cleveland's runs. The Tribe bunched four runs off loser Billy O'Dell in the third in- ning when Bob...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ^"""V& StaffPromtion ADMINISTRATION, FACULTY: esident Announces Staff PromotionsrC Promnotions. Ch anges in Academic Titles Listed and the Arts: Henry L. Bretton' chle (Zoology), and Glen R. Ras- School of Education: Sarita 1. (Political Science), Louis I. Briggs mussen (Education). Davis, Frank W. Lanham (also see (Geology), Hayden K. Carruth Law School: Jack R. Pearce. Extension Service), and Walter S. (Speech), Robert ...…

… --Daily---David Arnold rAT a 7Dr v A7'tT'P 17 a Dch(InUIa 'rrMFi<Tfl PAVTRFi ". . . and indeed there will be time to wonder ..." ' ~ L A ' JCLtfL .iL. 7J~Lt JI iV RITA L A A G l r1U ..U/)I0 9 - - - - - 'TRADITIONS' NEED CONSTANT EVALUATION Y /& SWI~rt Sixty-Seven Years, of Editorial Freedom Ia iI4 *0* See 'age 4 SUNNY, COOLER -- _ --- - -- - c vF r'ft'TTU'O WRE .~JI TEN PAG .LXVIII, No Aww eulanM XITCTUMAN_ wF.nNF.gDAV. MAY 28...…

…'.THE MCHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, ' THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, IL .71 d ' / I To the Graduates of '58 our Fifield Discusses Executive Reserve BY WALTER GREEN mosa to come to the University in In case of war, the top positions 1947. in the State Department might In 1952, the professor completed be taken over by specially trained his first book entitled "Woodrow civilian replacements, according to Wilson and the Far East." The Prof. Russ...…

…STHE MICHIGAN DAILY °d Goes Through Year with Quiet Efficiency in Scabbard and Blade, Eta Kap- pa Nu, an engineering honorary, and Tau Beta Pi. Both of Ward's parents attend- ed the University, Ward's father in business administration school and his mother in liberal arts. Parents 'U' Alumni Ward denied that his parents had not wanted him to attend the University. He said they talked t ]C 7 l I about other schools more than the University ...…

…"Goodness, I Wouldn't Think Of Using Force" Sixty-Eighth Year - EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Vhen 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. NATIONAL S...…

…AAYi MAY 28 1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY .r AT'. MAY 28, 1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Hop Central Committee lans Assembly Fall Dance League Group Holds Book Drive I-Hop central committee has been working on plans for the semi-formal dance which will be held soon after school begins next fall. "Shades of Savannah" is the name of the Assembly-sponsored dance. "Decorations will revolve around the garden of a southern plantation, including weeping wil...…

…TAE MICHIGAN DAILY wrn vrQ nav XCIV fit VALOW THE ICHTA1~TBATT * ~ U~nU7 w 4m AINEM)AY, MAY ZS, 1953 ; P TKiEl Wins I-! f Softball Disputed Play Gives Victors1 Crown, 3-2 One-Hitter Nets Double-A's Independent Second Place __! Championship over Sig Chi I By HAL APPLEBAUM Tau Kappa Epsilon, aided by the four-hit pitching of Doug Lookens and three Sigma Chi errors, scored a 3-2 victory in the social frater- nity 'A' championsh...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY Michigan Hitters Teaid hv Brown The End By STEVE ROGERS DUATION comes once a year. This is where the great difference Third baseman Dave Brown led side from cash in the palm-between collegiate and semi-pro- Michigan's baseball team in bat- al or professional athletics lies, since in the latter ranks an ting this spring, compiling a .397 competes as long as he is good enough. However, in college he average in 24 games. t ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY VMDNESDAY. I ANN ARBOR SELF-SURVEY: "Your Best Bet -Cal A Vet" VETERAN'S CAB NO 3-4545 NO 2-4477 NO 3-5800 SERVICE TO WILLOW RUN and WAYNE MAJOR Airports Study Group Reveals Discrimination Factor in Employme I (Continued from Page 1) F'inally' she asked the manage- ment why she was not promoted. She was told, "We have to draw the line somewhere." The woman quit. Negroes, according to the Sur- We Go Anywhere 24-Hour S...…

… 1I --- ---Y MISCELLANEOUS NNED PARENTHOOD Clinic. 122 orth 4th Ave. will be open 7:30 P.M. ues. & Thurs. during May & June. )M23 eRGREENS: To Univ. Employees by Univ. employee at half nursery ices. Yews, Junipers, etc. $2.50 to .00. Call M. Lee, U. Ext. 2318 Wed., rs.. Fri. )M24 |RGREENS. Sat., May 31st., & Sun., me 1st, will be the last weekend this ring that I will dig and deliver ergreens. Start again after Labor ay. M. Lee. )M26 ALTE...…

… risbie-Sailing Eckstein 'Playfully' Makes His Mark } By DONNA HANSON Daily Personnel Director eads up," he'd warn, as a to-red Frisbe whizzed over eads of hard-working report- .n The Daily's city room. e Frisbie would sail serenely, ed straight for the top-notch'. e night editor, and only to off, at the last available id, to avoid a direct hit. The editor, caught unawares,' i look up and say, "who the ." And there would stand ulprit, smili...…

…SHAME POF ELECTIONS DISHONESTY See Page 4 Y Sixty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom ~~E~Ait I VOL. LXVIII, No. 129 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 28. 1958 U.S. To Launch Rocket to Moon Eisenhower, McElroy Not Certain On Date for First Lunar Shooting WASHINGTON P)-The United States is going to send rocket scouts to take a close look at the moon. Orders for the "lunar probes" by unmanned space vehicles were issued yesterday by Pr...…

…NTJNGESTER SAYS: E R P Wet e heiava. I.s ~t~ ine og. IZA at the enmrk. and irelnd A tw tpriced ifetyot i d th '." Microbiologists in Great+Demand 2 in you have tried th By RUTHANN RECHT wilpeevEtUh etwl emuhcnb ere n osbeMrt? SUMMR TOURS Mirobioloists, at all levels wlreevft.Tematwl e uhcn elane2n o Sible fj d.aOwReasonable Price on Del stored for a period of two to three cures or preventions in the fo m________________ From 6 P.M. to 11 train...…

…FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1958 THE MICHIGAN DATT.Y is A rile FRDA, ARH28 158TIaa MW1IIEsalAN fLAMi FAG] IR IIS Us Steuart, OSUs Harper Gain Swim Titlie Kimball, Gaxiola, Woolley Score All MichiganPoints (Continued from Page 1) PRELIMINARIES OPEN IN IOWA TODAY: 'M' Rated 'Dark Horse' in Big Ten Gymnastics Meet V ( Ten Meet when he had finished second to Steuart. Parks jumped the gun at the beginning of the race-a rarity in the 1,500. ...…

…Sixty-Eighth 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" 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. RIDAY, MARCH 28, 1958 NIGHT EDITOR: RICHARD TAUB In Elec...…

…THlE MICMIGAN DAILY T1 "~ JAIL 1 (CI ALTERATIONS BUSINESS SERVICES M C IA AL WANTED T CT US convert your double breasted ANN ARBOR U ES WANTED-Apt.AtoERT' suit or tuxedo to a single bre.asted EMPLOYERS PERSONNELj fNfRA vacation. 2-4401, roon model for only $15.00. Double breasted 504 First National Bldg.NDAD YSA S tuxedo to shawl collar with new 'silk NO 5-6107 )JlOS LN S D Y 3 AY D Y facing for only $22.00. Wide lapel __________________E H...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY r.":ii minr. ......: .. '''C ';,. ril's 'Yiyn ..n.v.S. k:. u.trie%4Y ..a., n.. ies c..t... u, r..... a.. ... ., tt:t. ii7C;:+3:" 2t UM DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN from Page 4) Greenwich, N. Y. -- Art; Shop; Social Employers Mutuals of Wausau, Wau- agement, or Personnel Administration mer Placement Bureau, Room D528 In Personnel Requests Studies; Commerce; Music (one for sau, Wis. Location of work - Wausau, for Sales Office Su...…

…COLLEGES AND HIGH SCHOOLS See Page 4 Sixty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom :43 a it Sr 'Sr CLOUDY, RAIN -- -- --- _,. ... ,. _,. r EIGHT PA( VL. .XVIIflTNo. 105V~a*a4~VS~ I ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 28, 1958 FIVE CENTS J . v Red Ambassador Seeks Friendship Says End to U.S. Trade Embargo Could Ease International Tensions WASHINGTON (A') - Soviet Ambassador Mikhail Menshikov, pressing his friendlier-than-thou campai...…

…V THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 29, To HeaMusic f rom 'Gold C nAr-XUnr9 DEAN EMMONS: REHEARSING-Student orchestra, conducted by Carl Karapetian, Gold Seeker," written by Paul Cooper, of the School of Music. They in Auditorium A, Angell Hall. Cooper wrote the score as backgrou featurette, which won first prize in its category at the Internatio tioiship of this man to the town." awarded him after he received his versity who would ...…

…ilding Problems SITUATION REVIEWED: Jessup Speaks on International Law By DOUG VIELMETTI itudent Activities Building has problems, but at least doesn't ve any space problems -- yet. Architects and University ad- nistrators pretty well took care the growing pains of the build- for about the next four years its life," declared Tony Weiler, NR, chairman of the SAB Ad- 'istrative Board. 'Right now, our biggest prob- 1 is to look ahead, to avoid ...…

…Sixty-Eighth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MCHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OP BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. 0 ANN ARBOR, MICH.'SPhoneC NO 2-3 241 171 0 l L- L4- iu 211r Prevail" in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This mus t be noted in all reprints. The Tragedy of War IT TAKES more than a gigantic screen with a cast to match make...…

…t 1. 5 A WINNER-.Helen Newberry and Gomberg's "Showboat" k first honors in the '56 Michigras show booths division.. '4 By NANCY STAMM rry Field :ouse will echo with sounds of hammer and saw nesday and Thursday, April id 24. idents will be placing last te touches to their Michigras is. Michigras Booth Commit- ecently announced the booths >ted in each of three cate- s. ow booths chosen are jointly sored by : Alpha Epsilon Phi Zeta Beta Tau;...…

…DI~ALY . rrier Provides Bench Strength- Unbeaten Wolverine Gymnast TOM WITECKI ;he few strong points on :an basketball bench this s been senior forward rrier. ber of the Wolverines' 'ing the past three years, s been one man Coach can depend on to sub- a close game. )ependable Sub st game against Ohio year was a good ex- Tarrier's -dependability. was protecting a small lead going into the last ten min- utes of the game when George Lee wa...…

…Y. F9BRUAItY 28 1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY M'F Icers To Host Toledo ercurys Tonigh Game Marks Finale for Three 'M' Stars; Schiller Returns to Coliseum with Toledo By MEL ROSEN Wolverine hockey enthusiasts will have their last chance of the season to see the pucksters in action when the Toledo Mercurys invade the Coliseum at 8 p.m. today. T'ckets for the game may be purchased at the Athletic Admin- istration Building from 8:30-12' a.m. or a...…

…E~I(HT T MICHIGAN DAILY l "R.i'f1AV: 7^i ie"7t .Y ia77.'V J14 idic! THE MTCWI(~AN BATTV V'P~a7 ~ ? A~?* *0£ £I.A X r.,Z'W.5R assU t1ZI.Y 8, 15 IDAILY' OFFICIAL BULLETIN I rj (Continued from Page 4) Feb. 25: International Student Asso- ciation, "Balloon Debate," 7:15 p.m., League. (Postponed, new date to be set) Feb. 26: International Student Asso- ciation, film of Moscow Youth Festival and slides of China, 8 p.m., Architec- ture Aud. ...…