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…Tumbling... THlE MICHIGAN DAILY 'C. .r . . . ....t/V. . ' n m r'~w . .... -Daily-Allan Winder PHARMACOLOGY BUILDING-The razing of the 102-year-old pharmacology wing of the Economics-Pharmacology Building is now well under way. The building, located near the General Library on central campus, was the first college building to be used exclusively. for chemical laboratories. It was originally built at a cost of $4,500, but has been many times e...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY per. Quickly Only Smith, MeNitt Miss Yesterday's Easy Practice from MSU Gua I,! v 1 Alex Callahan, Jerry Marciniak and Tony Rio who were grounded by the Spartans, were all in uni- form for yesterday's light practice session. After working through a series of light contact plays, the team heard scouting reports on Navy by Coach Matt Patanelli who saw the Middies bruise Boston University, 28-14. "Navy was very Impress...…

…0. pCTOBER 7,1958 TIE MICHIGAN DAILY l Yankees Smash Braves in Fifth CLASSIFIEDADVERTISING I Milwaukee Still Leads Series, 3-2; To Play Sixth Game Tomorrow By The Associated Press NEW YORK - The New York Yankees knocked their nemesis, Lew Burdette, out of the box yes- terday and crushed the Milwaukee Braves, 7-0, in the crucial fifth game of the World Series. Bob Turley, the Yankee right- handed ace, yielded only five hits 'in taming t...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY T DOUGLAS LAKE: Biological Station Adds to Courses By THOMAS KABAKER Supplementing the botany and zoology department's regular pro- grams at the University is the Biological Station at Douglas -Lake, according to Prof. Alfred H. Stock- ard, director of the Station. "At the Station we try to offer courses that can -be given out of doors better than they could be given in a classroom;" Prof. Stock- ard said. The purpose of ...…

….2 I I Notre Dame. 14 Indiana . . 13 .lH ..6 . West Vir ginia 12 Northwestern 28 Stanford . .. 0 Pittsburgh . . 13 Minnesota 7 M. , 1 s Navy .....28 Boston U..I. . 14 Milisaps .. TVJ~L2. ~ Ap.a - . . W [L0 rni L0725 " ! 1 0 . s 1' V!4G s f " 1v r- - v e v ....r b VS. PRINCIPLES See Page 4 1MwF Sixty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom D43ait ti FAIR, COOLER ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN SUNDAY OCTOBER 5, 1958 FIVE CENTS EIGHT PA , ,_...…

…TEE" MICMIGAN DAILY Police Sell Bikes to Students, Residents I - Theatre Notes By JEAN HARTWIG With the success of the Ann Arbor Civic Theatre's presentation of Arthur Miller's "The Death of a Salesman," the local drama sea- son is off to an exciting beginning. Although no strictly dramatic productions are scheduled for the current week, the University Lec- ture Series is bringing Anthony Nutting, Britain's young politician and news analyst...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY era Black Studies Middle Eastern Cu tures, Talks to Political Leaders in Seminar Tour t By JEAN HARTWIG "Why, don't you take a picture of my Turkish roommate-she's much more interesting than I." "No, it has to be of you. Why don't you wear my special Chinese. dress with the big long slits. You could wrap up. in that cloth from India." Barbara Black, '59, lives in a half-decorated modernistic-coloni-s al style apartment ...…

…midrigan aiI 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 hen Opinions Are Free Trutb Will Prevail" Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This mrust be noted in all reprints. )AY, OCTOBER 5,1958 NIGHT EDITOR: ROBERT JU...…

…I IUJ~ lii i~ku.P 1u1~Zt~A.A Twelve'U' Grads Study Under Wilson Grants Twelve University alumni are These scholarships carry a livi among the thousand prospective allowance of $1,400 for single si college teachers entering graduate dents, with increments for d school this fall who are recipients pendents and also pays the to of the Woodrow Wilson National cost of tuition and fees. Fellowships. A student must be nomina1 University students cho...…

…THDE MICHIGAN DAILY In erdog Michigan Stuns MSU n UP. A -4 fir Force Deadlocks Iowa; Viscons n Routs Marquette Prahst Intercepts Lateral for First TD, Catches Pass To Set Stage for.Second By The Associated Press IOWA CITY, Iowa -- The Air Force Academy Falcons earned their football wings yesterday by battling Iowa to a 13-13 tie., Playing only their third year of varsity football, and at least a two-touchdown underdog, the Fal- cons ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY NFL GAMES: Lions, Rams, Browns Favored in Pro Battles A Proper Ending TIE GAME almost always disperses the crowd at the end of a game with a feeling that the final curtain- was never really dropped. Yesterday's ferocious battle at East Lansing gave this reporter that sensation. And yet, it was, perhaps, the' ideal ending, because two gridiron powers had just waged sixty minutes of the roughest foot- ball I have ever witne...…

…Y\Ktxn e~q3x u e r s H itti ni g P a c e s Y a n k ee s Io First Wo rld Series Victory . ;: ti.: i5? 3 .:in;: ,:fir.;; } ,;.x., < ' :; ; s : New York Blanks Milwaukee To W Tin Third Contest, 4-0 sfet.'ee (he/ine4 f.:> By CARL. RISEMAN NEW YORK (A1)-The New York Yankees bounded back into the World" Series yesterday on the boom~ing bat of Hank Bauer, who knocked in all the runs for a 4-0 third game victory over the Mil- wauk~e Braves. A home...…

…A LETTER TO DULLES Sixty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom, 4hr :43 a t t, -%-Abmm 4E2 See Page 4 CLOUDY, WARMER oN SIX PAGE ,': , a Be Gaulle Asks End of Rebellion - Piromises Algeria More Schools; Proposes Five-Year Plan for Aid COSTANTINE, Algeria (P)-Premier Charles de Gaulle called on Algerian rebels yesterday to lay down their arms. e promised Algeria's troubled Moslems more land, more schools, more jobs. In a speech before at ...…

…* A ±AaIAU.mER~tn M & ..twx -m TV Program Provides Colle ammmmemesoseagnge Fgm GRAPHIC 'FINISH-Prof. Gordon Farrell of the University of . Detroit Spanish department assumes the role of flower salesman to illustrate a Spanish vocabulary drill for his television audience of students. Students who enroll receive full college credit for their work. Cohen Names Forces Opposing Slum Growth make better adjustment, to the. continuing social chan...…

…RA naT OCTOBER $. 1959 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 16,000 BIKES ON CAMPUS: Firm Files Flying Club I City Police Battle University Bicycle Situation Zoning Suit Open To Stui embership dents, Facul I By KATHLEEN MOORE B~ICYCLES ... problems U Offering Short Courses For Doctors A series of 17 three to five day courses during' the year provide opportunity for physicians to keep up with the latest developments according to Dr. John N. Sheld- on, direc...…

…"Backward, Turn Backward, 0 Time in Your Flight" 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 ?' At' "When Opinions Are Free Truth Wil Prevai" AT THE MICHIGAN: Harrison and Kendall Bring 'Deb' Out "T HE RFLUCTANT DEBUTANTE" is all about coming out parties, "The Season," and things li...…

…'OBER14,81958THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'U' EXPERT RECOMMENDS CHANGES: i ._. Eley Suggests Michigan Constitution Needs Revision t ... ~y A suggestion that Michigan take a "bold, new look" at its constitu- tion was offered by a University expert yesterday as he spoke to the public corporation law section of the State Bar meeting in Grand Rapids. Lynn W. Eley, supervisor of the Lansing office of the listitute of public administration, said con- ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Joss of Noskin lurts Michigan SERIES MOVES TO NEW YORK: Larsen, Rush To Start in Third Game ' (Continued from Page 1) ,15), one of the powerhouses of e day in college ranks. Halfbacks Brad Myers (196),and red Julian (184) are good runners ith quarterback Bob Ptacek hav- g proved himself as a bruising inner, blocker and good passer. Evenly Matched The first teams of both squads .e quite evenly matched but it the superior ...…

…/ COLLEGE: IN INSTALLMENTS? See Page 4 Y Sixty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom 4:3 a, t I MW' W~ £ d~ VTOL .' LIX. N.15 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3,1958 FIVE CENTS rasa. a aa ...a;.a.... :.. ,. _ ____. _ .r.... . UAW-GM Reach. Contract Terms, Agreement Settles Wage Inequities; Gives Short Work Week Provision DETROIT (P)-United Auto Workers and General Motors Corpora- tion announced at 9:49 p.m. last night they had reac...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRI' University Stanley Quartet Announces Fall Concerts Stanley Quartet members are Gilbert Ross and Gustave Ros- seels, violins; Robert Courte, viola; and Oliver Edel, cello. University concerts will be given Dctober 14 and November 18 at 8:30 p.m. in the Rackham Auditorium. The program on Oc- tober 14 will include "Quartet in D major, Op. 18, No. 3" by Beethoven, "Quartet No. 2" (1956) by Benjamin Lees and "Quartet in G ...…

…FRIDAY, ; OCTOBER 3,' 1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRDA. CTE ..15 ~EMCIA AL 'Sign of Life' Hangs from Lloyd Students Enjoy Tea At International Center By SELMA SAWAYA The second International Center tea of the semester was a noisy success, according to the many students, both American and for- eign, who attended. The clatter of dishes and chatter of 'voices was punctuated frequent- r P0"4 /"'' I A 1 . -Daily-Robert Kanner YES, WE HAVE NO ...…

…014 r 4rtgan zaIdy 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 "Wiaen opinions Are Free Truth Wil Prevail" Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1958 NIGHT EDITOR: ...…

… 'U' Offers $1200,000 in Aid Funds r Approximately $1,200,000 in scholarships and fellowships of all kinds are available to University students, Ivan W. Parker, Assist- ant Dean of Men and Secretary of' the Committee on University Scholarships,, said. Parker handles about $500,000 of this amount through his office in the- Student Affairs Building. There are 118 different scholar- ship accounts ,processed through the undergraduate scholarship ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Noskin Ailing; Could Miss Trip Seven-Run First Inning Deluge Helps Braves Smash Yankees Noskin who' remains in Health Service with the flu. However, team physician Dr. A. W. Coxon was optimistic and noted, "Noskin should be able to leave Health Service on Friday morning and I think he will be in condition to play." The opening Noskin left in the signal calling department was managed by Bob Ptacek and John Spidel who ran t...…

…DULLES ADMITS CHIANG'S 'NAKEDNESS' S~r ua 43att See Page 4 Sixty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXIX, No. 14ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1958 FIVE CENTS' CLOUDY, WARMER SIX PA S . y _ t Deans Aprove Calendar Change Shorten Final Examination Period; Add Week to Christmas Vacation By LANE VANDERSLICE The Deans' Conference determined a "new look" in University calendars yesterday with its approval of the calendar com...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY'LItu!Al OOTJBALL WEEKEND: 'U', MSU To Hold Joint Concert, Dances Summer Camp Gives Engineers Experience I FIELD WORK-A student surveyor works near Hoback Canyon which adjoins'the Camp Davis boundary line. Twenty-miles north of this scene lie the spectacular Grand Teton Mountains. Camp Davis is also only a few miles from the Jackson Hole National Park. FIRST FLIGHT LEAVES: Detroit Metropolitan Airport Begfns Regular Opera...…

…: r MT~a1'Av_ fnrVqnRFR 2 155 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE, TH M THE MICIITGAN DAILY PAGE, THREir 17E .U ART MUSEUM EXHIBIT: Artists Interpret Nature's Designs 'Intuitively' New Course To Explain Soviet Life Aim of the new Soviet Union course is to "make vivid the Soviet Union's development and its chal- lenge to us," according to Prof. William B. Ballis of the political science department and chairman of the course. In accomplishing this, th...…

…Ujl* ti4ligan aifg 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 "Now All We've Got To Do Is Sell the Doggone Things" 1_.__- ~- -- ~r P P .1 ~~?~ "When Opinions Are Free Truth Will Prevail" AT THE STATE 'Big Country' Simply Shown THE WORD "big" has been used and misused so frequently in ...…

….4 farm THF, MFC,= sAN BAI[LY .5. 9t Y 1G Ye' 18535 ia4na.. ,aa..%aa a.,.rL a,- COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Nuclear Reactor Presented to UCLA JAIL +. By NAN MARKEL LOS ANGELES, Calif.-An ac- cident-proof nuclear reactor, which: will probably run 10 years on a one-time dose of uranium 235, has been presented to UCLA by the Atomic Energy Commission. The reactor was developed by the AEC, specifically for education training and contains three seoa- r...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILYTHURSDAY I ~ 1 l Coaches Notice Defensive Flaws NEW STYLES FIRST AT WILD'S ' First Series Contest By DICK MINTZ Almost as many coaches popu- lated the Michigan defensive line- up yesterday as players. With only a few days remaining before the big game against MSU, coaches were quick to catch defen- sive flaws of the squad from their strategic field positions. Across the line of scrimmage, a reserve eleven, coached in Sp...…

…SIGMA KAPPA ISSUE CALLS FOR ETHICS See Page 4 xy Yr4 Sixty-Eight Years of Ediorial Freedom wg~I PARTLY CLOUDY, COOL VOL. XIX, No.3 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1958 FIVE CENTS SIX PAGES SGC To Decide On Sigma Kappa Council To Vote on Sorority Status, Tor Decide Future at Next', Meeting Student Government Council will vote tonight on whether Sigma Kappa sorority remains in violation of University regulations. The meeting is...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Daily at 7 and 9 P.M. "A GEM", -Herald Tribune CINEMA FRANCAIS GRAND PRIZE WINNERI DIAL NO 8-6416 Ending Thursday I u featuring; Pierre Brasseur " Georges Brassens 0 Henri Vidal " Dany Carrel Produced by Andre Daven 0 Directed by Rene Clair Oct. 7-8-9 "BOLSHOI BALLET" U p, MEET R.C.A. Victor Recording Artist C ARLOS MONTOYA 'Office Says' Loan Funds Not Utilizedf While loan funds at the Univer- sity are being si...…

…Tuw. mirv..uTtr Alv UA TT V PAGN T°HR WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1958 a AU EJ iVEK . L PCU^ State To Host U' at Mixer After Game To Continue Tradition Of Mutual Hospitality At Night after Match When Saturday afternoon's spirit of rivalry has subsided and the all-important score has be- come common knowledge, Michi- gan State will play host to the University at an all campus mixer to be held from 8 to 12 p.m. in Brody Hall at the west end of St...…

…;; Convoy 0 4r mlrhigau Daily Sixty-Ninth Year a __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.I WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, ...…

…THE MICHIGAN ° )AIL"Y ^('+7*(1Ytfl& !' 1 mKii Y .9TWIIfrI4ly151 ii TtUUaaal~t fl A fl.Y E, ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS: Five Faculty Members Cited LA i AWARD WINNERS-University President Harlan Hatcher presents "distinguished faculty achieve- ment" awards to faculty members (left to right) Prof. Robert C. Angell, Dean of the literary college Roger W. Heyns, Prof. Paul S. Dwyer, Prof. Howard Y. McClusky and Prof. Lars Thomassen. By JOAN KAATZ Fi...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Ford, Spahn Named To Pitching Chores (Continued on Page 2) PTACEK RETURNS: Gridders Prepare for MSU Despite Rain the fielding and power depart- ments are Hank Aaron in right and Wes Covington in left. The centerfield spot{will be handled by fleet-footed Felix Mantilla who was shifted from the infield to re- place the injured Billy Bruton. Former Milwaukean Tony Ku- bek at shortstop, Gil McDougald or Bob Richardson, second...…

…iO-EXCLUSION' POLICY IMPRACTICAL HERE I, Sixty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom 3!Iat "7" See page 4 CLOUDY, SHOWERS , No. 38 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1957 FIVE CENTS To Attend TO Paris ference .SHINGTON (M) - President D. Eisenhower announced day that in the interests of ring "free world security" he to attend a NATO Council ng in Paris in mid-Decem- t, President Eisenhower told vs conference. he will hold n...…

…THlE MICHIGAN DAILY enuhin Claims U- HOUSE STAFFS RELAX: Departure of Flu Eases Life on Hill Are Usually Wrong, KAATZ much attention J Menuhin corn- epared to leave fter his ,concert y not right and is often for the added while he oat - tails for a 3owever, he ac- a critic's point vides insight for proach to the field with more con- centration on music than on re- latedsfields. Prepares for Solo Specialized schools tend more to aid the s...…

…CTHE MICHIGAN 'DAILY Accuse Hare Of Ignoring Wayne 'U' Senior editors of the Wayne State Collegian accused Secrtary of (State James M. Hare, a Wayne alumnus, of neglecting their uni- versity in a front page edtitorial last week. Specifically, the editors claimed Hare should have put Wayne's colors, green and gold, on Michi- gan's license plates. In 1954, the Wayne students pointed out, the University's maize and blue adorned the state's licen...…

…Sixty-Eighth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN ions Are Free UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS ill Prevail" STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 s printed in The Michigan Daily ex press the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. OCTOBER 31, 1957 NIGHT EDITOR: THOMAS BLUES 'No-Exclusion' Fraternity icy Would Be ...…

…INT - Lois Wurster, costume chairman of Soph y Lou Anteau, cast member, put the finishing city megaphones to be, distributed at Saturday's ;i Crazy To Feature nging, Dancing Acts Gym Classes Open Friday Registration for women's first indoor athletic season will be held from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. to- morrow on the main floor of Bar- bour Gym. The .present classes will con- tinue through Nov. 7, and the new classes will begin the week of Nov....…

…GI EERS, TlE MICHIGAN DAILY Bowers Out for Season With Injured Shoulder 'Back of W MECHANICAL * ELECTRONIC * AERONAUTICAL i By RUDE DIFAZIO *,METALLURGICAL * CIVIL Dave Bowers, Michigan's second string left end, who performed so ably against Minnesota last Satur- day is definitely out for the re- mainder of the season. Coach Bennie Oosterbaan was given the disheartening news mid- way through practice yesterday. Bowers suffered two sma...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY DA Y CLASSIF l, ADS .. 'I PONAL HOUSE ATE $75 PPUS CHEST woma here ct 'Bill ti t Fehlberg. )F68 lay of the DILLON ad Sale with' won- fall and winter kind in sizes 7-15, il 10-20. Many oth- ts, suits, bras, and ha DILLON SHOP th Forest )F65 Stenorette Dicta- ith both dictation n accessories plus efore 10:30 p.m. NO 3-8331. )F69 fetures Michigan in FOR SALE SIAMESE CAT: show qualities, papers, 1 year old, hous...…

…f - AN "V TI .... .:... } '"' \M1M.6M . ?R j'M DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN. inued Irom Page 4) of Mathematics to Social n 3217, Angell Hall, Thurs., .Oct. 31. Bernard Galler, of Mathematics, "Elements Ling." p in Relativistic Quantum Thurs., Oct. 31 in Room Hall beginning at 5:00 p.m.' )n Chapter 2 of the J. and diation Field). Colloquium. "A Further of Satiation Theory." Dr. y, Michigan State Univer- gy Department. 4:15 p.m., Aud. B, Ang...…

…STEP )NIANISM Sixty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom t t page 4 . RAIN, COOLER ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1957 FIVE CENTS ,# Russia Says U.S. Ben-Gu triont Injured By Bc Plots Syria War tl Pla ,dva ecul eque red gen on car long rial UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. R)--The Soviet Union accused the United States yesterday of withdrawing support for United Nation's iris inquiry commission in the Turkish-Syrian border c...…

…IAN DAILY WEDNZSD; ALGERIA CAUSES CRISIS: French Assembly Rejects New C nference de assistance to students uancial difficulties and to n twenty out-of-state scholarships. ' ,pital Gifts Program has 2,000 from various sour- siness, industry, founds- (individuals in 1956. Its have included the pro- research sponsorships, s and scholarships, t for student housing and ;udent programs. bjectives of the program uded aid to the under- library, rese...…

…4 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1957 THE MCHIGAN RAIL'S'' PAGE TIMEN' WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TflREX ., Goebel Bolsters Michigan at Center, LineI Kicker C, Improves Mi Gridders Wor By PAUL BORMAN "Definitely a team player, high spirited, very aggressive." These were the words -which Wolverine Coach Bennie Ooster- baan emphasized when he spoke about his first string center, Jerry Goebel. Goebel was a standout at ...…

…"Sure You Got Everything Under Control, Jimmy?" 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 mus t be noted in all reprints. rEDNESDA...…

… I ,._ Y San "7 By ELIZABETH ERSKINE Panhellenic Association is spon-' soring a jazz concert, "Jazz for Moderns," at 8 p.m. Monday, Nov. 18 in Hill Auditorium, announced Mary Tower, '59, second vice-pres- ident. Featuredrin thedconcert are George Shearing and his sextet, events other . 5, the eech by rg, Mr. ing quickly-'rose to, the "top ranks of British instrumentalists."rk Shearing first visited America in Dec. 1946. A year later he...…

…I O BASIS iistrator Criticizes A - IF, . , II DAILY OFFICIAL.BULLETIN eh Policies PL AS CO A t roughs, a Univer- research admin- government sup-, on a "stop-and- 'ul and injurious the scientists and ghs, assistant director of ersity's Engineering Re- istitute, commenting on it abrupt cancellation of Force sponsored research said : are two main effects ch abrupt action. First, the shock effect: a man been concentrating on a for mon...…