…A COMFORTABLE HAMMOCK? (See page 4) Y Latest Deadline in the State 4iai14p PARTLY CLOUDY, WARMER VOL.LXVII, No. 174 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 1957 TEN PAGES Budget Increase Loses in House Democrats Defeat GOP Attempt To Soften Sharp Defense Cuts WASHINGTON (AP)-House Democrats aided by some Republicans yesterday beat down the first attempt by GOP leaders to soften sharp cuts in President Dwight Eisenhower's defense budget....…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MAY 29,1957 I SECTION B - South side of pavement. - Education (in front),. Engineering (behind Ed.), Architecture (behind Eng.), Medicine (behind Arch.) SECTION C - On grass field in a line about 303 South of East - Nursing (in front), Law (behind Nursing), Pharmacy (behind Law), Dental (be- hind Pharmacy), Business Adminis- tration (behind Dental), Natural Re- sources (behind Business Admin.) SECTION D - On ...…
…Ti MAY 29 195'7 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ;ONOMICS PROFESSOR:. Watkins Retires After Long Career at University. 40 Cab in Counselors' Posts Still Open at 'U' Camp By JOHN AXE "Things have changed a lot since I first came to the University back in 1922." These were the words of Prof. Leonard Lyon Watkins of the eco- nomics department as he settled back in his chair in the quiet, time encrusted office on the second floor of the old gray economics b...…
…k EL7r ~idriigan Dtily Sixty-Seventh 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 "While You're Talking, I'll Bring Some More Chairs" 'When Opinilaos Are Free Truth Will Prevail" AT THE STATE Twelve Angry Men' Effective, Credible TWELVE ANGRY MEN has been the subject of much critical interest amon...…
…AT, MAY 29,1957 '1'HE MICHIGAN DAILY PACEFWT AT, MAY 29, 1957 TilE MICHIGAN DAILY PAC41 1~'TVI! a v aJ . a LI etermination, Humor To Aid Snyder in Mission 4 RAISE OF $12.50 Residence, Halls Board Approves Reid roPrease (Continued from Page 1) By TAMMY MORRISON When Dick Snyder leaves the University, it will be to fulfill a mission. The mission is, at the moment, only a general area-human rela- tions-but the spirit behind it is the one ...…
…". six THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 1957 , FARRELL SMITH COMMENT: Indians Find Pennant Race Tough By FRED KATZI 'A' Crowns Taken By Sig Eps, Strauss (This article was written following a series of interviews in the Cleveland Indians' dressing room after the De- troit-Cleveland game Monday night.) DETROIT - The atmosphere was as cheerful as a Charles Ad- dams' cartoon. The Cleveland Indians had just been manhandled by the T...…
…WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 195? THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ?AGE SEVEN M' Squad Seeks NCAA Net Title IN CONFERENCE GOLF: Balanced Field Aids Badgers By PAUL BORMAN k Cross the bridge when you come to it. That has been the philosophy of Michigan's tennis team this sea- son. So far it has been very suc- cessful. This season the squad ex- tended its dual meet winning streak to 43 straight, longest of an...…
…WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 057 TIC, MICHIGAN DAILY THhMCIA AL EDEDY A 915 Organization NoticesI Wolverine Club, Block M Committee Sign-ups, Wednesday, May 29 through Friday, May 31, Wolverine Office, 2522 Student Activities Building. Education School Council, final busi- ness meeting, May 29; 4:10, 3524 Stu- dent Activities Building. Graduate Outing Club, canoeing, hik- ing, swimming, and other activities, every Sunday during the summer, 2:00, R...…
…v THE MICHIGAN DAILY I DAILY CLASSIFIED ADS ROOM AND BOARD SINGLE ROOMS for men in fraternity house. $50 for summer. Call Treasurer NO 2-1838. )E29 ATTENTION SUMMER BOARDERS, The best meals on campus will be served for $2 per day at 808 Tappan St. Call NO 3-8581, ask for Bill Pow- ell or Bob Scott. )E21 ROOM AND BOARD for summer. Very reasonable. Room $6 per week. Board 3 meals daily, $2.30, 5 days per week, For information call Al Szembo...…
….. THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESIiAY, M LAST EXHIBIT: Professor Arthur Boak Retires After 43 Years University Lends Sketches for Tours carry on systematic planting and cropping of trees there in the hope of promoting good forestry practices." In reading, Prof. Boak is fond of travel and biography books and is "fairly omnivorous. "I acquire a lot of useless infor- mation," he explained, "and do not use my leisure time for study, but for pleasu...…
