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… Foreign Students Meet Housing Discrimination, Social I aroblems (Editor's Note: The following. is an interpretive article on discrimination against University foreign students and the extent to which they integrate with the University community.) By DONNA HANSON Discrimination in Ann Arbor housing presents a defiinte problem for many of the. Asiatic foreign students who attend the University. Though these students seem most affected by disc...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRTDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1959 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, DECEMBER '7, 1956 20 utries, 7 Days, $1305 Summer '57-shorter trip optional EUROPE FOR COLLEGIANS 255 Sequoia-Pasadena-Calif. Speech Dept. to Demonstrate Radio Broadcast Techniques The speech department will pre- rector of the demonstra sent a radio-studio demonstrationr I LASSIFEDADVERTSN tion i Read Dai/y assifieds of Norman Corwin's radio fan- tasy, "My.Client...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE' THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE USSR Takes nsurmountable Team Point Lead Gains 12 More Gold Medals In Gynnastics, Wrestling CAGERS GO WEST: Wichita, Nebraska To Present Threat To Wolverine Five in Weekend Games *MELBOURNE OP-The Olympic Games, dedicated to good will among nations, went into the next to last day of competition today with an outbreak of bitter pro-' tests and bickerings as the Soviet Union surged p...…

…I "Tsk Tsk5 && saR Bath 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 , 11 ten Opinions Are Free rruth Will Prevail" - AT THE STATE: Don't Miss 'Killing' TITH A SHOW of reluctance, the State theatre people have brought "The Killing" to Ann Arbor. and billed it as a "sleeper." which i...…

…I Z PRIDAY, IDECEMBER 7,1956 THE MICHIGAN DAILY A r.r rTvz 1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY rAIIW r'Tyr 4 ' Literary College Integrates New Science Program By DIANE LABAKAS istry," Prof. Anderson said. "Such Four new science courses have a course should be part of every been adopted by th University ini student's education." an attempt to liberalize the Liter-sn ary College curriculum. Physics Physics 20. Concepts and Meth- philosophy and societ...…

…,GE SM THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7,1954 flE SiX TUE MICHiGAN DAILY oint Judie Censures Sigma Chi Actionl' Survey Shows College Parties Not as mWild' As '20 Soirees (Editor's Note: The following let- ter was sent to the Daily by Joint Judiciary Council Chairman Michael McNerney, 157L, explaining the Couni- cil's recent censure of Sigma Chi fraternity.) The president of Sigma Chi ap- peared before the Joint Judiciary Council on ...…

…4:30 A.M. ELECTION RESULTS c 1 4c Sir 4J6t :43 a il 4:30 A.M. ELECTION RESULTS Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LXVII, No. 43 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1956 EIGHT PAGES Democrats Appear To * Ieep Control of Congress * * * * * * * * Gain Single Senate Seat f Over 1954 Nine Seats Change In Morning Tallies The Democrats appeared early this morning to have retained con- trol pf the Senate widening their presen...…

…PAGE TWO 'I"I[E MCMGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7," 956 4 PA flU! 'WE~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7,1956 Wellwishers Get Returns In Lansing (Continued from Page 1) "It has been a rewarding per- sonal experience to be associated with you in this-high endeavor, for which I am most thankful. "God Bless You." Visits Wayne County Williams arrived home at 10:30 p.m. yesterday, after a visit in Wayne County. He retried to his den w...…

… WE"D DAY, NOVEMMOt 7, 1958 THE MCMGAN DAILY PACIVonw WEDN!SDAT NOVEas al L7, 156 11W MRlTi l £ I.v li1I'UT rain iA nAUU ra PRESIDENT EISENHOWER: Eisenhower Gains Prestige Before Political Careers First Term *EIS~!s Dwight David Eisenhower was( already richly invested with pres- tige and honor when a record popular vote swept him to the Presidency. His war exploits had won him the acclaim of many nations and the overflowing good will...…

…rAGE FOUR THE MCHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7. 1"RB WAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY 0 CEASE-FIRE: British, French Forces Gain Suez Canal Control UN Seeks To Organize Peace Police Force for Middle East HOPELESS FIGHT: Hungarians Still Battling Russian Tanks, Troops (Continued from Page 1) 103-mile canal. The time was 2 a.m. in Egypt, 7 a.m. yesterday EST. Egypt announced it would ac- cept the United Nations request{ for a cease-fire i...…

… WEDNESDAY, NOVEM Elt 7, 1956 ry'"F MTVUTVsN nsTT.V Tf A 04 4m 1"""M WEDESAY NVEBE 7396 FU' T' UTWEii~ A Ul ' ULAY U j PAGE Mr T Phi Delts Whitewash PIT in I-M 'B Football Final Sport Shorts iy The Associated Press Oklahoma remained the No. 1 ,ollege football team in the land Tuesday, and with four games re- maining on the Sooners' schedule it doesn't seem possible any oth- er club can stop them from be- coming national champions aga...…

…When Opinions Are Free Truth Will Prevail" Shemtr4tgatt Daily Sixty-Seventh Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROIU OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 He Was A Terrible Man, Comrade" .. w- -ii Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all re...…

… WEDNESDAY, NOVMMER 7,1956 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7,1956 THE MICHIGAN I)AILV PAGE SEVEN Determined Voter Ann Arbor Offers Outlet' To Stimulate Art Sales By SUSAN KARTUS the public and private schools in Gargoyle Set For Release Navy Officers Give Advice To Students In Mason Hall I. The city of Ann Arbor is richer than many of its citizens realize in that creative cultural resource, art. Realizing that it is...…

…PAGE EIGHT TIT MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1956 PAGE EIGWT TUE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7. 1~5S NOTED PIANIST: Casadesus Praises Students By CAROL PRINS Entering his dressing room dur- ing intermission of his Hill Audi- torium concert Monday, Robert Casadesus remarked "Listen to the applause, isn't it wonderful." The noted French pianist per- formed a concert of Schumann works in the Choral Union con- cert. The typic...…

… Washington . . . . 28 Tulane . . . . . . . 20IOSU . . Illinois. . . . . . 13 Northwestern . . . 13 Stanford. . . . . . 32Tlowa . . . . . .. . . . . . 20 Oregon State. . . 14 Southern Cal'. 13 Wisconsin . *..13 M1innesota *** *.. 6 Purdue *. 0.0 2I1'Notre Dame ***. ,20 Jarm y *..*..*1 14 1Indiwa 6 Penn State . . 7 . . . . . . Sorority Rushing Hurts More Than System It Helps Yl r e Latest Deadline in the State Iait PARTLY CLOUD...…

… MAGAZ IN E SECTION I e ir gt ttn MAL-A- tl ARTI CLES, FEATURES October 7, 1 956 aw Page On* r . i -- FEATURES' B Jroauicvay Seuso,, Allen Pheiwineiwiet 1' i Pubi, I & AI(hIWce SThe IRage To Rush .r .. t. . _. ..r ,.. - .. ,~,. r s a § «-. sc_ . zip,'.'....- ..- " ; ¢ .. r,-- s . , A L a .. k ' ' 'Jr t II SOUTHERN WRITING ii . h ierary (liscuions111 oft. Shirley Ann Gran. I Z-0 I (I~ K 1 …

…is a r-4 W q wvl' THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7,1956 I T~T~ MTEITIJAN Ib&11Y SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7,1956 SYLVIA STUDIO CLASSES inC KINDERDANCE (Pre-School Children). ACADEMIC BALLET SYLVIA HAMER, L.C.C.A. for Advanced and Phone NO 8-8066 orv SI[ Professionals NO 8-7227 TAP 525 E. Liberty 0 * BALLROOM Michigan Theater Bldg. rq {>G' ) YO ~ p--.t t~t.--Ct {>--t} U : s sE v 1. AR: u 1 ?' .f T ''ril r M W t 4 @: NiNYS . ..... WA my wl ySBg...…

…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY October 7, 1956 P wM A, 1 - i- s =1= = = 1 I i s o ism lmsllm ma 1= 1= I CONTENTS YOU'RE INVITED! THE RAGE TO RUSH-Our reporter examines the sorority rushing scene, carefully explaining the details of this University procedure and commenting upon the process. Page 3. SMOZART ANNIVERSARY-A review of some of the composer's recorded works with an eye to the best purchases. Page 5. THE ALLEN PHENOMENON - Daily Tele...…

… T--ff- MCMGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Bid GivesClue To Location Of Cards Important To Play TEE MCHIGN DALY PGE TrE Dali? Bridge Columnist 4 AQ7 rQJ95 4 Q1032 4A 4 V 4 4 1085, AK73 74 K732 4 4 4 V 4 96432 108 AKS Q104 K 642 J986 9865 The Bidding E P P P P S P is 2NT 48 w P P P all pass N 1H 1NT 38 the dummy. East, having only the king left, won. He then led a club, but south trumped this in his hand, drew the remaining trump, and claime...…

…October 7, 1956 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pnnt- i lt"AA Octobe 7, 196 THE ICHIGA DAIL F THE RAGE TO RUSH Of IBM Cards, Rumors, and Strength-Giving. Goodies * By TAMIMY IORRISON Dilyt Staif Write 'HIZ iftercioon. betcweeii three and four hoochred femnote Uini- rersicy students wcillt desceend upon. the Leaigne ith honte ill ttceir heiarts. Afe pc cn u their pireciouso iiiit itions. t hey will ctcirecir to all ii it-s of ttie cmpus. tZe tcit it...…

…Sixty-Sixth 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 "You Said It, Pal-We Both Got A Right To Poison The Air" To The Editor Em.r - MEM inions Are Free Will Prevail" gals printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all rep...…

….r.. _ Ad 7, 1956 Page Four (Continued frm 'P,e 4) cept, how to fill out IBM cards and how not to get lost. After a few encouraging ords from Panhel's general rushing chairman (Be yourself, remember contact rules, don't worry about tact rules, dress comfortably, re- member contact rules . . . ), rushees are sent home to study (!) and get a good night's rest before rush itself begins. And begin it does, the very next night. In two and a half ...…

… THE MICHIGAN ]DAILY PAGE FIVE THEMIHIG__ AIL PGE IV W .... Mass Meeting Will Initiate Plans for Spring Weekend COMMITTEE VACANCIES ANNOUNCED: Petitioning for Panhel, League Posts To Begin THOUGHTFUL MCXOD-Rob Trost, and John Schubeck discuss plans for their act which will appear in Varsity Night at 8:15 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 13,An Hill Auditorium. Varsii'y Night To Offer r t1 C omedy USIC, MgiC Men and women interested iny becoming chair...…

…Page Five October 7, 1956 THE KAI('HI(AM rnAll Mozart Anniversary A Review of Some New anl01(1 Recorded Works By A. TSV GA1W-;'A_ SHE IFAC Iiiihat thins is the 200th Tile Sme Mizar, tin isdo- contains a good performance o ann i sy of Mozar t'sbirtolesseecite wrotec frequient smut to t.r vr the carinet concerto, K. 622 the year has pirsmpttcd msciains to hisiatihirandi sister. It is some- tot work by Mozart in concerto goal ouat in toifa mri...…

…THE MCMGAN DAILY SU"1' ')AY. OCTOMM 1:19M THE MICHIGAN DAILY gY JL %-FA fT.Pj GK*iJM j 9.- --J-w 7, OMr I gartans Beat. MicAhig an on Second-Ha if Surge ___ -____ .- _ __- i. t .._. nr College Football Scores BIG TEN chigan State 9, MICHIGAN 0 ishington 28, Illinois 13 lane 20, Northwestern 13 io State 32, Stanford 20 wa 14, Oregon State 13 ,thern California 13, Wis- sin 6 inesota 21, Purdue 14 tre Dame 20, Indiana 6 EAST in 14, ...…

…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY October 7, 1956 The Allen Phenomenon Where A Punch Line Can Be Equal to the Life Line By LARRY EINHORN Through the kind courtesy of and the other half of the seats A few minutes later Allen poses are there almost every night. These Daily television writer Mort Hochstein of the NBC press had been converted into part of for some still publicity photo- "regulars" are the first ones in T WAS 9 p.m. on a Wednesday depart...…

…-bUNDAY, CTOBER 7, 1956 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN ~UNDAY, ~CTOBER 7,. 1956 TUE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN - mom".0--ft - - - I This morning on STATE STREET *.:. by stere heilpern i Yankees Top Brooklyn On Slaughter's Homer .:. The Big One'-Lost These are the ones that are tough to write about. Michigan lost yesterday. It was the big game-with the squad from Eastt Lansing. The home team was magnificent, but it left the field seco...…

…October 7, 1956 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pace Seven Octber7,1 9..HEICHGA DALYPrm sven, i FLANNERY O'CONNER A Discussion of the Young Southern Writer's Works By ROY AKFRS we thought college girls learned liam Faulkner's preoccupation with Country People," is a piece of The crippled daughter, Joy, on ONE might suspect that the lass, about only in books. Her talent, evil. And, for ribald humor, she writing of which Miss O'Connor the other hand, is...…

…-i THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7,1954 ...- . ..... ; PAGEw Ei1~fZG _________ Charitable Organization Gets, Salvages Glasses i i i 1 - - - Earring Fad In Britain BLYTH, England (A') - Three 13-year-old girls who insist on wearing earrings to school were segregated recently from their classmates. Headmistress R. W. Leddicoat called the trio into her office and told them they would have to study there until the result of an appeal...…

…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Otte Jriter Looiks it Another and11cr Craft October 7, 1956 By ITAIErTE S. ARINOW "The symbol has become more important the A STRANGER by a heavy se a ol th h ae and rd in our self fear we seize upon it as :still n witing,wonuder, and at uatgo LS and reality, and so become but Pharisee away td never know' which wavie Harriette Simpson Arnow But, she continues marked the turning of the tide at maybe aever know ...…

…A - = !.- - w v .. -% Page Sixteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY October 7, 1956 DOWNTOWN STORE HOURS --9:30 2TO 5:30 DAILY MAGAZINE SECTION P £11r 41!tr ttil October 7, 1956 QINVI Football Weather Calls For Classic Camel Hair Boy Coats ., - - 7 1 As American as football . . . the classic boy coat. We have a wide and wonderful collection of these timeless coats. Featured here, Arthur Doctor's 100(,/ camel hair with the famous E...…

…October 7,1956 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine Which One of Them Has the Twelve-Year Old's Mentality? By ERNEStJ TI:IEOOSSI photographers seen to have even Daily Mscaine Edt, iA15 peopl vho ike t d Still shots for exampole, are made )AORpeol h iet eli after a pitutre is cootpleted for generaliza tions, a fav orite de dition to mental earpetiss rep aeIhnwsaer.Gteal Hlollywood conceives of the Amesi- te htga aatmtt n can ili n sa telvepr oldatgeat ...…

… 'F 4' -' -4 -'- -~ -~ Ar 4 t ..a t j " 7- Ate, + }' '.f < -e A%, -W Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY October 7, 1956 October 7, 1956 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Y Ilnr i YOU'RE INVITED! Birthday. Party WE'RE 7 YEARS OLD! Hard to believe, but somehow Bob Marshall's Book Shop not only has survived and aged, but thanks to the support and (verily) the affection of so many the store has grown and flour- ished. To celebrate the advent, 7 years a...…

…Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY October 7. 1956 Page..Ten.THE.MICHIGAN,.DAILY wvtnl 7rI , 0 r APARTMENT FURNISHING FOR THE FRUGAL ... attractive and sturdy desks without drawers .t. By JAMES DYGERT HISTORY, it has been claimed, stumbles along in cycles. If so, the most pathetic victim of this fact is the American male. Caught up in the do-it-yourself whirl, this wretch finds himself closely akin to primitive man, who of neces- sity did it ...…

… .,.. Page Fourteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY October 7, 1956 October 7, 1956 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Ocobr_, 95 The Broadway Scene THE RAGE TO RUSH Enthusiastic Playgoers Await the New Season's Performances Of IBM Cards, Rumors, and Strength-Giving Goodi s4 NOW that fall has arrived, theatre-goers all over the coun- try are looking forward with con- siderable anticipation to the forth- coming plays and musicals of the new Broadwa...…

…October 7, 1956 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pnn E'lv October 7, 1956 THE MICHI age ieve With a series of masterful strokes, our researcher is able to solve the interior decorating problems of hundreds of students who have been in deep despair e orange crates, which are still available in some of the better markets. This allows you to build on the principle of growing up- ward and economize greatly on space. Of course, if you don't read, this is a ...…

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…Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY October 7, 1956 (Continued from Page 8) tion it may be only that such writ- - -ing is out of fashion. Today's fash- attention to its execution might be A U 1 1 K11 circumstances long since forgot- he'ld suspect.ff" c'T A Tiumsntanfeld mayg arie frgot heldsuspect.1 11ten. Much of the feeling that man Miss Grau's careful use of words is a small thing, fit only for pity is refreshing after the torrents or loathing, ...…

…- - -- -~ V - - - -# - - - - _ *. APO- Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY (Continued from Page 8) attention to its execution might be held suspect. Miss Grau's careful use of wordsA is refreshing after the torrents of prose which too often show the same uncertainty of thought and timidity 'of expression heard in numberless political speeches. Our forefathers could in one breath, chesO "Rise fathers, rise let's go meet them in the skies," get ...…

…October 7, 1956 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Thirteern -Too ]u-A els The DetectiveA(toryIs tUnpopuain Rwsia B DOALD A.YAFS 1tave ra thr Inteestngand sct- resat it was. T wote to Mocow, veengiz also pbishes a series of \yell, if thins lookpromisin;fo drocunmentd studes ivailabte to- to Russia's greatest library, to be° Fantastic Stories.' te science fictionsalin Rs- IF THERE EXISTS any ~nnersal day ott the literartyerime beitng, exact. And the reply...…

… ,+r Vr r Ar y1' w 1 5 w t ,,. 4 Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY October 7, 1956 October 7, 1956 THE MICHIGAN DAILY - - - vOctoh r 7 r i9r l The Allen Phenomenon Where A Punch Line Can Be Equal to the Life Line With a series of masterful strokes, our researcher is able to solve the interior decorating problems of hi of students who have been in deep despair By LARRY EINHORN Daily Television Writer IT WAS 9 p.m. on a Wednesday nig...…

…Page Fourteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY October 7, 1956 vv var r rt a i~Y Enthusiastic Playgoers Await the New Season's Performances C tx Q u f r. V .4 S\ JUDY WIfl, NOW Ihait frill his arrived,' theatre-"oeres all ovei the coun- tire tie lookiiv fois rwar with con- ict 1cable anticipaition to the forth- ctihi' plays '1nd11musicals of thre 11111lroadw Y 5seaso. Evern thougli the little t heatire move- went1 iln ii; coitry his grown la sod1;?bo...…

…_...-- - - -* - . Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY October 7, 1956 A,-+^Lk~Imr-7 1 qA THE MICHIGAN DAILY I vcrooer !, I y:) 0 1: 1 ,.. I -1 44 .:. .. , . . FLANNERY O'CONNEF APARTMENT FURNISHING A Discussion of the Young Southern Writer's Work I FOR THE FRUGAL ... attractive and sturdy desks without drawers By JAMES DYGERT HISTORY, it has been claimed, stumbles along in cycles. If so, the most pathetic victim of this fact is the A...…

…October7,1956 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Fifteen Shirley Ann GraU A LOST ART REBORN: And Southern Writing Refurbishing Apartments (Continued from Page 12) University and which was I believe, later picked up by the New York Continued from Page 11) gives a striking contrast, and 4. VarIous kinds of shelves fot held to be a neat layer in the mind Times, and anyway this matter of bright red with a clear finish on record albums and knick knacks, of ev...…

… w t ' . 4 v -71 Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY October7, 1956 October 7, 1956 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY SHIR EY ANN GRAU PUBLICIST & AUDIEN( One Writer Looks at Another and Her Craft Which One of Them Has the Twelve-Year Old's Mer By HARIETTE S. ARNOW A STRANGER by a heavy sea can only watch the waves and waiting, wonder, and at last go away and never know which wave marked the turning of the tide, ...…

…Page Sixteen MC IA THE DOWNTOWN Footb-all 'veahcr Calls For C lassic( amel blair Boy Coats MICHIGAN C l,, 4. As American as foothill ... tihe classic bosv coat. 'Wre lav e a wide and wonderful collection of these timeless coats. Featured here, Arthur Doctor's 100".;camrel hair with the famous English Crown lable. let natural camel culor, the perfect neutral. Junior si/Cs 7 to 15 DAILYW October 7, 1956 STORE HOURS - 9:3 0 2T0 5: 30 DAILY k...…

…INJUSTICE ACCORDED SGT. McKEON See Page 2 C, 4c Bk~b :43 a t t uuum ruw. + 4 Latest Deadline in the State PARTLY CLOUDY VOL. LXVII, No. 30S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1956 FOUR PAGES Convention Platforms Prepared Democrats Speculate Over Vice-Presidency By PETE ECKSTEIN Special To The Daily CHICAGO-It was a quiet day in Chicago yesterday as the na- tions' Democrats began prepara- tions for their convention next week. Specu...…

…1.11, a Sixty-Sixth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIWERSIfy OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN. ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 Where The Water Is Hot I 'When Opinions Are Free, Trutb Will Prevsll U'IM Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. TUESDAY, AUG...…

…TUESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1956 T.RE MICHIGAN DAILY rAGE TIMM TUESDAY, AUGUST 7,1958T IlE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE T1flU~ Yanks Halt Six-Game Losing Streak CLASSIFIEDS By Edging Red Sox, 4-3; Tigers Win * ' Milwaukee Loses Tilt To, Chicago By The Associated Press BOSTON-The New York Yank- ees snapped a six-game losing streak, their worst slump since 1953, by edging the Boston Red Sox, 4-3, last night behind the effective relief hurling of south-...…

…PAGE FOUR THE MICHGAN D1ATTNLr3 lArAsai rlwe sv 11PSTT ff ralts ... e TUESDAY. AUGUST 7, 1958 I Rains Flood, Damaging Vicinities in Ohio Valley University, City Dispute Over Costs {C# ntnuedi from Page 1} Curtiss-Wright Corporation To Take Over Three Plants 4 SUMMER INTERNE S-Guide of the UN Visitors' Service show a model of the UN buildings to some of the new internes Internes Work at UN Headquarters Ffty-f our university students...…