… OLD PERSPECTIVES IN A NEW YEAR See Page 4 C I 4c ,1 ' is z E7 " ( _ h s -a;g f, : ,._ w_~ s S * Latest Deadline i lle SNOW FLURRIES VOL. LXVII, No. 78ANN ARBOR, ICIGAN, FIDA, JANi ALlY4 1. - SIX PAGES $10 Million Given For MSU Branch Wilsons' Grant in Oakland County Includes Mansion, 1,400 Acres A gift of two million dollars in cash and a 1,400-acre estate has Y been made to Michigan State University for the establishment of a branch ...…
…PAGETIWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRTDAY, JAND7ARY 4, 1957? is _..-. _.__..... _ __. -a. _._ MANY AND V ARIED: Nur sT3 .oesi ol rwn I I By THOMAS P. WhTNEY Associated Press ioreign News Analyst The recent visit of Indian Prime Minister Nehru to the United States and suggestions of a simi- lar visit by Yugoslav President Tito have again thrown the spot- light on the world's "neutralist powers." There have been, for example, reports that t...…
… FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAII.V VtArlta MTVVVMP FR ID A Y , JA N U A RY| 4|||,1957 rfljm-|||||||||||||||||||||u|||||||||||||ll-- m um mu|mm mmmm -mmml1fl Cnm mmmmi Cmmmm--N- B -A H Y e mm PAGE THREE Gppp + / 7,IJTim n AJ 3i r h 9 k7 air M' A Il-Stars FB , "?Fi r," k.-, - r - - , s; ,- !-SI p ,(1r '~ki isSrn '1 : ' - - ~ .Y It .,' .{ ./ r .,, J +.J . _ i.k 4 i i Nd-So X.-. M. C. BURTON By RUDE DiFAZIO Standout of the ...…
…I 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 "How Do You Let Go When You've Got Hold Of A Man?" then Opintons Are Free Truth Will Prevail" f DRAMATIC ARTS CENTER: Pagnol's 'To paze' Brilliant, Comiedy ALTHOUGH CHRISTMAS VACATION was a joyful event, the absence from Ann Arbor sound...…
… FRIDAY, JANTIJARY.4 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAIL'Y' --IDAY, JANUARY 4, 1957 TH --ya-if(- i 1 PAGE FIVE P" _- Miehiga -e SFas Poor ffi o ie Ses fierA 13 TV V ep r By BRUCE BENNETT The Michigan hockey tearn battered and bruisc but i hopeful, returned to An: Arbor last weekend from a discoura"Th' western swing that saw them three out of four games to league foes. The Wolverines opened t e ed league schedule on a sour note. to say the least...…
…~1 S ix THE MICUIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JANUARY 4,1957 JRASS ROOTS' CONTACT: Groups Aid Public Doctoral Examination for Ralph Dick- Tues. & Wed., Jan. 8 & 9 I tories, Administration, Fire Division inson Goodrich, Jr., Electrical Engi- Naval Officer Procurement, Detroit, and Racket Squad. neering; thesis: "Simplified Analytical Mich. - Men with any degree for ap- Fri., Jan. I1 Solutions of Transmission System pointment to commissioned rank in...…
…Student Relations Committee Aids Campus Development See Page 4 1 it t Dait1P P *a SLEET, RAIN Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LXVII, No. 135 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1957 EIGHT PAGES EIGHT PAGES I Many Killed; Scores Hurt- In Santiago Citizens Rebel Agains Rise in Cost of Living SANTIAGO, Chile (A) - Stree mobs fought soldiers and polici in the heart of Chile's capita yesterday in renewed rioting against the runa...…
…14 PACE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1957 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, APRIL 4,1957 Estep Sees Challenge in Atomie Law By JAMES BERG which found their way into the Problems in the growing field of 1954 Atomic Energy Act. atomic energy law present many In an office lined with books on challenges to the Law School's atomic energy, Prof. Estep noted Prof. Samuel D. Estep. that the 1954 Act now regulates Prof. Estep, w...…
…THURSDAY, APRIL 4,1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE ANNOUNCE 324 STUDENTS: Inter fraternity Council Names Spring Pledges The following men pledged fraterni- ties during the current semester, ac- cording to Interfraternity Council Pres- ident Rob Trost, '58. ACACIA James Hammond, '60E, Keith Kuss- strom, '60E; David Gilbert, '60E; Daniel Jackson, '60; Wayne King, '60; Dennis King, '60; Jerome La Fountain, '60E; Roy Nichols, '60E; William...…
…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 "Because I Said So - That's Why" "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 reprints. THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 19...…
…THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAnV Wil V TH1IHGN ALUA ± W£~A~EY rakxz rives z WAA Clubs, Takes One To Rhumba Coeds on Maize, Blue Teams To Vie in Frosh Weekend Classes Start Spring Action Bowling, Swimming Head List of Activities On Calendar of Events For freshmen women who wish to complete their physical educa- tion requirement and for upper- class women seeking relaxation the Woman's Athletic Association offers sever...…
…PAGN BIN THE MCHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, APRIL 4,1957 PAGE RIX TINE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY. APRIL 4.1957 - -- - -- -- -- -I --- ---- -, --- . Diamond Squad Leaves on Spring Trip To day 0 Y Netmen Head into Season With 31-Match Win Streak Exhibition Slate To Open Tomorrow at Delaware I Going into this season's play, Michigan's tennis team boasts a winning streak of 31 consecutive triumphs in dual meet competition. The netmen will...…
…THURSDAY, APRIL 4,1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY lpAt4-v CvuvkT TIlE MICHII~A1V WITTY A tXl1L i, V Lr' Myers, 0 Rodriguez Foiled In AA U Swim, Mat Tests s/ DAYTONA BEACH, Fh la. -- I GEORGE BREEN-He broke his own national mark to win the 1540-meter freestyle event of the AAU swimming meet at Daytona Beach, Fla., yesterday. Masters Golf Tournament S Middlecoff, Hogan Favored }or not he performed or how he George Breen opened the Nat...…
…I 'I PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1957 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN (Continued from Page 4) it OH HAPPY DAY! - University bandsmen jubilantly begin their spring band tour which will take them to ten U.S. cities. Bandsmen Cut Classes On Spring C One hundred and six University students are cutting their classes to escape for an early spring vaca- tion. The 106 students are members of the University Symphony Band, excused...…
…SENATE CAN'T EXPECT 'SWITCHING' See Page 2 C I 4c Latest Deadline in the State D43adtt p FAIR, COOL VOL. LXVII, No. 153 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 4, 1957 FOUR PAGES Tax Charge Makes Beck Give Self Up Quiet Labor Chief Awaits Arraignment WASHINGTON (R) - Teamster President Dave Beck, lacking some of his usual bounce and ex- uberance, gave himself up yes- terday and posted $5,000 bond on an indictment charging income tax evasion....…
…'' 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 "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 reprints. SATURDAY, MAY 4, 1957 NIGHT EDITOR: DIANE LABAKAS S...…
…SATURDAY, MAY 4,1957 THE MICHIGAN iIATT.V Ift A oq la mwrslom TnR MICUIIV[L1T 1IIAIKL l PAGE TIM= ee eM ewwwnewre iwrwfnenYweewwnre I I DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN (Continued from Page 2) student driving regulations for the school year 1957-58. Individuals and groups are urged to submit written briefs to the Office of Student Affairs if for any reason per- sonal appearance at eitherrhearingis impossible. Choral Union Members. Members of Cho...…
…wf rALF OT79 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MAY 4,1957 VP' Baseball Team Loses,. 8-; Netmen Win, 8- 0 4> Badgers Hand Wolverines First Conference Setback MacKay Returns To Help Tennis Squad Down Northwestern in Big Ten Opener By FRED KATZ Wisconsin, the supposed weak sister of the Big Ten in baseball, yesterday refused to play dead, clubbing eleven hits in handing Michigan its first loss in four con- ference games, 8-4. Northw...…
…UNITED STATES STAND ON ALGERIA CZI rP Sixty-Six Years of Editorial Freedom Daii4 THUNDERSTORMS See Page 2 vdwr, x.vrwyr . a . ---- . - - - - -__ - - - - - -- -- -- j TJ, Y Zd LrVARi '4,2U. O9 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 4, 1957 FUT PAGES u V Y l AUA, z" s S S 1 QUAKE TOTALS ;Any-one MaySe 3,01 -3 ,000 I H-Testng-Ike TEHRAN, Iran (A') -R es cu e ,, teams roving the still trembling . Scientific Advisors Favor Tellin...…
… "How Do We Put Down This Uprising ?" 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 Today and Tomorrow By WALTER LIPPMANN "hnopinion an&I.Pm Truth ww PUwaa Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This mnust be noted in ...…
…t AY. Y4. 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TE . .. ........ . Yanks, Redlegs Increase Leads CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING MUSICAL MDSE., 11 NEW YORK -- Yogi Berra drove home eight runs and Bob Turley struck' out 11 batters as the league-leading New York Yankees thrashed the Boston Red Sox 10-0 yesterday for their sev- enth successive triumph. The squat catcher, back in his old slugging groove, smashed a home run and two singles as the Yankees ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DATLY l.. THURSDAY, JULY 4,1957 IN t 7XAM TIME HECTIC: Qperators of 'U' Switchboards Keep Busy Schedule By CARL JORDAN "University!" says a cheerful F oice every time you dial 3-1511, ' he campus exchange. Up to, 4,000 calls are received aily at the University switch- oard for the 1700 different cam- us stations, each with several ex- I1 FILLS VACANCIES: Brigham's Chance Trip' Leads To Recruitment I . ELIGIBLE TO JOIN ? ...…
…WORKS WINS FRIENDS See page 4 Sixty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom :4 Idp FAIR.-WARM ;w ... . ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1957 I .. I 'Stop EXPECT HOFFA TO WIN: Beck Retires as Service to Successor P-resident Calls Faubu i Start Riot Freedom -Polish riot police ory militiamen at- ating students last aes with tear gas. its were arrested. rallied to protest an on their weekly aper Po Prostu- s "Straight On." t dispe...…
…liE. ,are r lth is start- of the ad- lie welfare s in various S :. Aal. Allen Says . By RONALD KOTULAK "Few indeed are ,the unaided steps Britain can take," without American support, Prof. H. C. Al- len said yesterday in discussing the "British Predicament." Prof. Allen, presently acting as Commonwealth Fund Professor of. American history at the Univer- sity of London, said that the "Pre- dicament" stems from Britain's iteprialistic, trad...…
…AN DAILY .1LS ai 11! STUDENTS MEET IN NIGERIA: ISC Resolves To Support Algeria MSU Approves Propos For New Honors Colle A contested issue calling for United Nations action on the Al- gerian problem was resolved by members of the 7th International Student Conference meeting in Ibadan, Nigeria. The .issue which was raised by the Research and Information Commission, an agency of ISC, brought response from North Afri- cans including Morocco, T...…
…F Sixty-Eighth Year vat.llj In Peace Any More" Rise S -Ol qL/ % / I EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Free UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF ,STUDENT PUBLICATIONS all" STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 i in The Michigan Daily exp ress the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This mist be noted in all reprints. 4, 1957 NIGHT EDrrOR: RICUARD TAUB uetries, Like...…
… 'Jazz Age' Styles Kenew By NANCY VERMULLEN "At ease!" is the-fashion order this fall, for clothes have reverted back to the loose and relaxed styles of the roaring twenties. Sheaths aren't so "sheathy." Suits have unbuttoned their jack- ets. The new look is one of casual comfort, so right for campus life. Bulky Sweters... Sweaters, too, are bulkier and less form-fitting. Big news is the Shetland, a heavy yarn named forj its place of origin...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY / in, 4-2, Even Series c: : miated Press - Lew Burdette, New York Yan- in 1951, squared for Milwaukee, eating his old e second game at the Braves, hit- .500 series aver- e game-winning rth inning. With 2-2, Joe Adcock opened the inn-: With a 2-2 count, Covington dunked a single into short left. that brought Adcock home with the tie-breaking run. When Enos Slaughter threw to third base, trying to get Pafko, the ball g...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Bruce Bennett Examines Reasons Behind Baseball's Franchise Shifts Nu Sigs, Phi Rho Sigma .vWin I-M Football Contests II 11 q' if i 11 Giants will be playing baseball in San Francisco >e the Dodgers will be located in' Los Angeles. circulating the past few months about franchise alf dozen other major league clubs. this add up to? To the confused fan it appears otions -stunt in which lavish promises and irate in almo...…
…THE ICIIGAN DAILY N Al LY OFFICIAL BULLETIN tinued from Page 4) of speaker by the Commit- Iversity Lectures:. r9: Homecoming Dance, Un- , I-M Sports Build4ng, 9-1. : A motion providing that Lye Committee write a letter propriate people expressing f girl cheerleaders. Yes, 12; abstention. lTwo delegates to be sent rference on Student Travel be held in New York on 11 and - appropriated $150 xpenses. All-Campus Election Rules action with ame...…
…CONTINUED ARMS RACE BEST ALTERNATIVE See page 4 Sixty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom 41P CU1 CLOUDY, COLD SIX PAGES IL. LXVIII, No. 63 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1957 FIVE CENTS SIX PAGES Eisenhower Russian Advance S purs Increase Congressional Leaders Hear New Budget Proposal in Briefing Session W4SHINGTON (P)--The 'Eisenhower administration was yester- day reported planning to spend an extra 21/2 billion dolla...…
…Ym THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBR. 4, 1957 IAl.IS~tl liF.. } 1/A:l VIfA.LTAA/i:/AY } AYV . GOLDBERG: Education To Decide Arms Race Prof. Leo Goldberg, chairman of the astronomy department, told the Ann Arbor Eastern Kiwanis Club yesterday the United States scientific education program will decide the outcome of the tech- nological race between this coun- try and the Soviet Union. He said American scientists are well aware of Russia...…
…Y. DECEMBER 4, 1961 WAS IRE .Ir11CH1GAN DAILY PAGE TIIM V.. B T'II~MRF~R 4. 19W1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TERUS 'Jil g.ers Oppose Pitt in Season Opener NBA STANDINGS Eastern Division Boston Syracuse Philadelphia New York W L 16 2 9 9 99 a 11 Pet. .989 .500 .471 .421 Hennon To Lead Panthers 6I Against Wolverines Tonight New Coach, Sophomores Hold Answer To Successful Michigan Hockey Season Western Division St. Louis 12 6 .66...…
…Goal Beyond The Missile Race # his~ Atr~ilgatt atly Sixty-Eighth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD rN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR,.MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 Uhen 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. To ...…
…I WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Michigras ,announces 58 Theme By CAROL SHAPIRO "Ventures in Ventions" has been chosen for the 1958 Michigras theme by Central Committee members.f Magenta and chartreuse shave also been chosen as the Michigras colors. The 1958 theme will be a ven- ture in inventions, or more clev- erly put and the theme of thel weekend, "Ventures in Ventions." Th...…
…f sIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4. 157 . _ . ,,... . .. . a.. ..,. .... ,....,,..... .. .... R ... rniversity Affiliates Win ational Fraternity Award DAILY OFFI I1 L BU L LE IN (Continued from Page 4) all applications should be in his by Jan. 8, 1958. hands 'Daily-James MacKay HONORS--Inter-Fraternity Council President Rob Trost and euive Vice-President Mal Gumming hold the National Frater- Conference's second- place tr...…
…1. - I ' . , :; 1 I * * y., s *F , . ' This edition is designed to help you with your pthristmas shopping problems. . f , ', 3 ' . , , ' e ..' ._ w, N#: ':. ;" , i , ;; .° *, '' ''° ; ; Y,,A v >' ; .,,. .. You will find many appropriate gift sugge ions in the following pages / BU NOW! YOU'LL PROFIT BY '' …
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WE Space Toys To Replace Guns, Dolls With the advent ofSputniks I and II, Christmas this year will take on a new and revolutionary fascination for children. Replacing traditional electric trains, trucks, dolls and erector sets will be satellite launchers, space helmets, anti-aircraft rock- ets and sequins of futuristic de- sign. Toy manufacturers were quick to exploit the possibilities present- ed by the Sputniks. Within 48...…
…Foreign Students Visit Homes, Travel During. Vacation Periodl ENT-On Dec. 20, 1620, the Pilgrims established their first permanent 'settlement. at Plymouth: Three hundred and later, the Plymnouthi Plantation, Inc., a non-profit organization,' is restoring the settlement on a 'site two miles south of g. The restored village will serve as a permanent mooring for the Mayflower 11, which crossed the Atlantic In April of Lion buildings will includ...…
…~~ + Choral Union To Present ] 1I thorized dealer for: DYNAKITS ARKAY UT GRAY, EICO ASH MARANTZ a'-VOICE GARRARD VIKING ELECTROSON IC LD WHA.RFEDALE NG BELL; G CONNOISSEUR, and others1 SUPPLY LABORATORIES. it Hi-Fi it's Audio Supply" STATE (opposite State Theater)' COOL YULE -- Santa Claus is abstracted into five pieces in a Christmas card in a big way, Long, low look and use of red splashes against gold background {V Let our fine selection...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY anukah Holiday Festivities -Daily-Robert Kanner SERVICES-Students from B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundation participate in the traditional e Chanukah candles for the Jewish holiday which begins Dec. 18, an lasts for eight' days. it'of the holiday, another candle is added. to the Menorah, or candle-holder, until on the 11 eight candles are burning. The Hillel Foundation will hold candlelighting services on e nights of the holiday...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Skating Becomes World-Wide ,C lins Shop Pastime in Last Half STATE and LIBERTY. -Century N <? have we cc By MEL ROSEN By far the most popular of American winter sports is skating. The pleasures derived from this activity are enjoyed by children, parents, and grand-parents alike. Here's one sport for which you are never too young to make your athletic hobby. Although the skating season in our country is short, if ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY gan Ranks as America s Skiing Wonderland he beckoning of' King 11 ye winter sports en- and seek healthful en- in his ,vast kingdom of ice. the number on6 winter hem all, skiing. Origin- ans of traveling in snow- untries, skiing has be- favorite recreation for f Americans. orts have enjoyed such c rise to prominence in en years as skiing. This ren more significant in areas suitable for this few. Only areas in the United St...…
…THE MCHIGAN DAILY Sports Popular i ,tHe 1E,~ /CHERE, LD I H 'M' Sailors Rank High Nationally BY PAUL BORMAN Bowdoin. Michigan's Bruce Gold- emblematic of the North Ameri- came back strong, only to lose to Michigan's Sailing Club has smith, however, was the top skip- can Team Race Championship. Notre Dame by a single point. placed the Wolverines' name per of the event. Thede Paces Win The latter loss came despite the among the best collegiate...…
…r, DECEMBER 4,1957 TH-- MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE NT Variety of New Records Ready for Christmas certo for vacuum cleaners, floor polisher, and orchestra, and a tuba arrangement of one of the Chopin Mazurkas., Beethoven Concertos Rubinstein has recorded the Beethoven five piano concertos for RCA. His work is magnificent, but the orchestral1backing sometimes. misses the ideal. Still, one could hardly go wrong with any of these. Pianists will appr...…
…TILE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 195'1' THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 195Y Christmas Flowers Set In Tradition By JUDI JACOBSON Many types of flowers and plants are associated with tle Christmas season. The practice of attaching spe- cial meaning to particular flow- ers and of using flowers to sym- bolize ideas and sentiments is widespread. The holly wreath, for example, is symbolic of the crown of thorns worn by Jesis...…
…Y, DECEMBER 4,1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Y, DECEMBER 4, 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY r M mmmm 11 /(/e cordially invite you to come and see our new im- ported merchandise. All kinds of beautiful art objects and handicraft. Genuine crystal jewelry, silk scarves, magnificent jewel and cigarette boxes, filligries of exquisite make. We have Christmas gifts that will charm the eye and warm the heart. COME AND 'SEE FOR YOURSELF INDIA ART SHOP I 33...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4,1957 oyland Fascinates Young Visitors OLD TRADITION: Christmas Tree Custom Came from Germany By JANET SMITH Oaks, maples, agd elms of Ann Arbor will soon be rivaled by the balsam, pine and spruce from the Upper Peninsula for Christmas trees are coming to campus! The exact origin of the Christ- mas tree is obscure, but folklorists have offered several explanations. Some think that it has to do wit...…
