…PRESIDENT'S STANDS COMEK TOO LATE Jr LwF Sixty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom :4I.a tt LwMA "o°@~ See page 4 FAIR, WARMER XVIII, No. 1 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1,1957 EIGHT 'aubus Weighs pecial Session Governor Wavers on Summoning Legislature as Little Rock Relaxes 4rjTLE ROCK, Ark. (I) - Barricades came down, bayonets were Jhed and a bristling cordon of troops was drastically cut yester- as the second week of inte...…
… Lily Pons Ill; Rise Stevens ale on U.S. Tour VJP) -Queen ine Philip on it to the United busier than the Jule was re- d it charts every min- and diplo- matic ceremonies, luncheon, recep- tions, dinners, a visit to an art gallery, religious services, a foot- ball game in Maryland and a visit to the northern Virginia horse country. These are just some 'of the things they are to take in before their visit ends with a flight back home from New...…
…iTo Honor League Director NCY STAMM onien Deborah Ba ,e Council members ie new acting Social he League, Lois Ives, rsday in the League uests including Uni- y members and lead- idents organizations extended invitations. native of Troy, N. sociology at Rusself League Gives Instructions I n Dancing Fourtlh Year liege, the guest of hon- o the University Where )w entering her fourth n advisory capacity. t acquaintance with the ame as Assistant D...…
…!j S. t , Sixty-Eighth Year : EDITED-AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN 1i Are Free UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Prevail" STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 rinted in The Michigan Daily exp ress the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. r!! ' "+#a 1 ,' , -- < :: e'1 ! OBER 1, 1957 NIGHT EDITOR: MICHAEL KRAF...…
…_I THE MICHIGAN DAILY Panel Calls TV, Drus Broadcast ~M-~ ' ECAMPUSRATE Possible Gene Hazards To Feature TIME $4 D .ce $7 F Reg Pri- $7 Some television receivers, the I caffeine of coffee, gout remedies Dr. Paul T. Chapman, tuberculo-I8c a Copy and related drugs were added to sis controller for the city of De- Reg. Price $6.75 the list of hazards to the genetic troit. ,, CB'th "Third r- purity of mankind by a panel of "Science," he said, "nee...…
…-leven Looks ..LV- Upsets Mark Weekend CONTESTANT NAMES 17 OF 20: South Qad Expert Wins Grid Pick Ahead to Georgi a Hear Bulldog Scouting Report, Watch Movies of USC Game Football By AL JONES Michigan's football eleven is looking toward the future. The team spent the last half of yesterday's practice session listen- ing to Assistant Coach Don Du- fek's scouting report iof Georgia, this weekend's opponent. Besides the report on last week-...…
…er laney (A)-The Milwau- ived here !onday eries and Manager imediately got into reporter. stepped fromk the er, a newsman ask- hought the Braves p" in the series. ," Haney replied the hell's the mat- hat kind of a ques- o get into our club YOGI BERRA . battery mate WHITEY FORDT starting pitcher t he iues- KICKERS STAR: Cleveland and Green Bay Highlight NFL- Openers a lot of guts to make that," Haney shot tthe Yan- are favored bec we'll ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN 1957-'58 Lecture Course INFORMATIVE PUBLICS AFFAIRS Famed British Actor. EMLYN W~i LLIAMS /. ", 4 WMi..e wd .4.d 7N ORMAN COR WIN " A P ri arpmThwfro p,..itl..0 NOV. 22- EMLYN WILLIAMS in Dylan Thorh~as' "A Boy Growing Up:" FEB. 10 -- HUMPHREY-MORTON DEBATE FEB. 24 -ARTHUR LARSON "Our International Relatons" U. .Senator OUGULAS Interviewed by Newsweek, Christian Science Monitor and Backgrou...…
…FRATERNITY NATIONALS CONTROL LOCALS See page Y L Lwn Sixty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom q I W VIII, No. 13 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1957 ,: [offa Opponents ee Gain i Race- Midwest Teamsters' Boss Leads; Delegation Qualifications Reviewed WIAMI BEACH, Fla. (') - James R. Hoffa's foes for control. te giant Teamsters Union claimed yesterday they had stopped cold, but Hoffa forces insisted their man is a sure winner....…
…TAE MICHIGAN DAILY 1 THIK: ents Indian Students in U.S.' U' Pl ans Dearborn. Co-op Work [ILIP MUNCK Pathik, Spec., of the versity in India, 'is the University stu- 3. in the United States. t the University under Student Leadership he United States Na- its Association. to "study and to learn a's social system and American life." Culture Commission ?athik was the chair- cultural commission al Union of Students 'oup corresponding to nen of the...…
…)NESDAY, 'OCTOBER 2,'1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY pArIN ~NESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAIlY LL1A.UD .X, Stengel Juggles Series Starters I-M Social Fraternity Play Opens with Eleven Contests Spirited Practice Helps 'M' Prepare for Georgh Mantle, Skowron Still Uncertain; Braves Ready for Today's Battle By The Associated Press NEW YORK--Both Mickey Mantle and Bill Skowron are ten- tative New York Yankee starters in today's World Seri...…
…"I've 'Got A Good Mind To Cut You Adrift." k Sixty-Eighth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BYS TUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MIcHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 Nhen Opinions Are Free Truth Will Prevail" AT THE CAMPUS: 'The Third Ke Exciting, Enjoyable TIRED MOVIE makers have always found the inspiration of Scot- land Yard to be just about as dependabl...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY POS IT IONS 'VACANT: JGP Plans for Petitioning 11100 Yesi PHOTO SUPPLIES ulas MICHIGAN DAILY k clssue FlED° ADVERTISING RATES PURCHASE FROM PURCHASE r~1C EXAKTA VX;' 35 mm. camera, with ah°L 4 f' '-1 1 D Y3 D Y6 D A Spen taprism , range finder 1:1.9, .kE f } fde} i sso 1D Y 3D Y6DA SXenon with automatic diaphragm. 0 delThe .80 2.00 2.96 L enw$1,Tm .9 .03 5PURCHASE CAMERA' IaT 1.12 2.80 4.14 1116 S. University NO 8-6972 *,* *...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Organization Fall Terr Notices (Use of this column for announce- ments of meetings is available to of- ficially recognized and registered stu- } <" dent organizations only. For the cur- rent semester organizations should register not later than' October 11.) Junior Girls' Play, Central Committee meeting, Oct. 2, 7:15 p.m., League. * * * Young Democratic Club, organiza- tional meeting, Oct. 2, 7:30 p.m., Room 3D, Union. Latv...…
…I CETON UNFAIR LTHER HALTON See page 4 Y Sixty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom iaiI t j 0. ® e FAIR, WARM '4 'p * ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3,1957 ried Haitians Civil War - Faubus Holds to Ter Of Plan for Integrati Rejected By Presid( o United States Embassy; kdvocate Return of Marines INCE, Haiti OP)--Alarmed by prospects of civil war, the United States Embassy yesterday seeking per- e United States. Haitians ope...…
…Deadline Nearing r May Preserve Food in Future By RICHARD RABBIDEAU Ever think of putting pork chops in the kitchen cupboard, hambur- ger in-a desk drawer, steaks in the trunk of your car? Someday you may be doing just that, thanks to the development of nuclear energy. There won't be any need to wor- ry about the meats spoiling either,' even if you leave them for several months. They'll be thoroughly radiosterilized by gamma radiation befor...…
… IAY, OCTOBER 8. 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAe.** IIIIM AY, OCTOER 3, 197 THE MIWIGAN DALY '±L'P~ irA 'JE4 'IAAA,.Ei ; 5 Yankees' Ford Holds Braves To Five Hits in Series Opener Unsung W. Johnson, 'The Other End'; Live Sequel to Kramer-Maentz Story 4 (Continued from Page 1) tant step for the Yankees. Most observers figured 36-yr.-old Spahn has to win two games to end the Bomber's reign. The Yanks took this operer in stride, although th...…
…h "Later On, I'd Like To Ask You Something" Sixty-Eighth 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 Vhen 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. .Y, OCTOBE...…
…THE MCHIGAN DAILY SSIFIED Time To ADVERTISING II 4. BUSINESS SERVICES ;XPERIENCED TYPIST wants to do typing in her home-2004 Alice. NO 3-4975. )J20 E-WEAVING-Burns, tears, moth holes rewoven. Let us save your clothes. Weave-Bac. Shop, 224 Nickels Arcade. )J2 :,ARNING TO FLY is an educational experience - and it's fun. For infor- mation on CAA approved- school us- ing modern, radio-equipped -aircraft, call NO 2-5843 after 5:30. Pilot's Cl...…
…THE MCHIGAN I)AILY [EMORIAL BUILDING: it Dedication Realizes Old Dream Editor of Denver Post To Address Press Club Institute Examines Para Of Modern Working - CHARD SALO s dedication of the rial Building, new t College of the Uni- ichigan, marked the lization of a ten year ng of 1946, Dr. Alex- Ruthven, president- edicted that the time when the University to begin establishing f campus. e Remembered le of Flint remem- tatement and began...…
…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...…
…v , J# JAPAN: BASTION OF DEMOCRACY Sitar Sixty Seven Years of Editorial Freedom, ~~Iati Acme 2 CW4 "09 00 See page 4 FAIR, WARMER No. 16 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1957 ii I 0 an Flu acks U Epidenic niversity her 'Says More Needed for Crisis' UPRISING: Red Police / Fight Riot 0 I; t rt to Hate ,y May Be In Poland By THOMAS. BLUES; i Flu of a mild nature has, reached epidemic proportions at rsity. t ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY iy To Present 'Marriage of Figaro' ,' ' Placement Bureau Sets Conference Two meetings of seniors and graduate students interested in registering with the Bureau of Appointments will be held, at 3 and 4 p.m. Tuesday in Auditorium A, Angell Hall. Prof. Glen Ludlow, director of the Bureau of Appointments, em- phasizes the benefits to be gained by registering. Attending one of the meetings and filling out the forms pro- vided...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE T THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE T Michigan Favored to Defeat Intersectional Riva Upset-Minded Georgians Set Sights on'iM' Eleven [Braves, Yankees Clash In Third Game Today , , Oosterbaan Plans To Start Soph Stars Myers, Noskin, (Continued from Page 1) Same Squad, Julian To Play rated by Coach Butts as the Bull- dogs' best quarterback since Zeke Bratkowski, now of the Chicago Bears, starred in 1952-53. Other thre...…
…1 lb p Altgan BaIty Sixty-Eighth 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 Vhen Opinions Are Free Truth Will Prevail" Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily exp ress the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. 'URDAY. OCTOBER 5, 1957 NIGHT EDIT...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ronr daziene fro of nuelear t*~3*rn Mw 6'uinea ' ownership dispute 5 bdween Zndonesia~ andAet'herla~vds CLASSIFIED ADVERTIS Wdfare' of Paksb~'tu ~.. *~fr'aA's .:'~: / ::~'~ / ..... U~dS'C ot~' rz.'ar in AkddleZast dispute over (?gprus .I~wwk 'A&erianNa~tionaZzs'bwaz' BUSINESS SERVICES RINTING Specialties - 24 hour service News Letters -- Stationery Fraternities - Sororities Invites -- Programs Posters - Tickets ROAC...…
… TAE MICIGAN DAILY SI _ TAKES SGC FLIGHT: Former German. Compares U.S. with Native Land After Recent Trip COMMISSIONER DISCLOSES: State Plans Highway Building Progra -Daily-Norman Jacobs' OWN SYRIAN BARRISTER: Adnan Zein is the former general of the Liberal party, one of Syria's four main artles, n Student Deeares Nation t Be Taken by Russians Y JOHN AXE not today, never has never will be a com- intry, nor a Russian tion," Adnan Zein, for-...…
…to ... 21 N. Ca.'olina . . .. *l17 Navy..... v.13 .,.7 Army .27j Notre Dame. 26 Illinois Colgate ... 0 |1Purdue * S * S S * S * S S 40 Wisconsin . 0 W. Virginia, Penn State . . 13 1 Indiana .... 0.0' ..13 1 TO PLEDGE OR NOT TO PLEDGE Y 5kb a tty' PARTLY CLOUDYC< See page 4 Sixty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom ANN ARBOR,MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 6,1957 [I, No. 17 illlr . cret Code ing Sent SEarth tellite Hard To Spot, ...…
… i Make 1957 Home Football Opening Perfect Spectacle High Court Convenes; Re Segregation Are Key Issi . t (Pontinued from Page 1) bigger crowd. to the opening of Michigan's football season, but the Jewish holidays and Asian flu apparently combined to lessen the crowd somewhat. The Michigan Union was no mdre crowded than usual, and no more ' than the requisite number of old grads trudged up the stairs of their old fraternity houses. A Sea o...…
… Tinn MlCMGAN DAIT -Food Output Increases With Fewer Workers, J I Apo Tuesday (4) . Frances Greer of the School isic will present a public at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday in Mendelssohn Theater. s Greer will' open the pro- with "Balmy Sweetness Ever ig" by Boyce, "The Maid's ition" by Leveridge; "Al de- y Mozart and a group of "Chansons de Belitis" by sy. program will be concluded 'I Am Like a Remnant of A of Autumn," by Carpenter, wade" by Nord...…
…The Arkansas Traveler Er1 it Sixty-Eighth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN one Are Free UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Ll Prevail" STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. "ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. CTOEM 6, 19#7 NIGHT EDITOR: DAVID TARR Pro-Con: To P l...…
… AFi mld Events Around Campus . - Petitioning opens JGP. Interviews will be held to- c for assistant dance morrow. stgemaagrasis-* * * stage manager, assist- DAMES CLUB - First general manager and campus meeting of the Michigan Dames chairman, says Penny will be held at 8 p.m. Tuesday in general chairman for the League Ballroom. CallingBack TheGods... Swimming Club Members To Me 11 Old and new Michifish members will have a meeting at 7:15...…
…LY erine AerialAttack Smothers Georgia, IL )ta s 21-17, - Purdue ?OLis (A') - Quarter- Larson, obscured the ars by the attention Bobby Cox, rallied a dinnesota team in the for a 21-17. ig Ten odds-bucking Purdue. elieved Cox who was Purdue's charging de- ace 72 yards for one on a punt run-back,' another that sent Min- the lead for good in quarter, and sped over ards out for the clinch- nal quarter. eading 10-7 after the .ooked ready to ...…
… DAILY vy Jpset By N. Carolina;'! 'enn State Bows to Army Flu-Ridden Oklahoma Defeats Iowa State; Texas A&M Rolls Over Missouri, 28-0 CLASSIFIED ADVEISU 1. e' MANTLE s homer ks 'ake By The Associated Press CHAPEL HILL, N. C. - North Carolina turned a recovered fun- ble and an intercepted pass into touchdowns yesterday to 'upset sixth-ranked Navy, 13-7, Navy's. vaunted offense, which had crushed Boston College and William and Mary, ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY VER SEE IT: Exact Satellite Location in Space Could Be Hard Job TO0N L. BLAKESLEE A Press Science Reporter )RK (A)-Russia's baby never be seen by human Soviet. " art 'of a seeming gamble k to win the proud prize sting space, opening, a human destiny. ct her m9on, Russia is %inly on a §omewhat odd radio signals from it. nals could fade or be making it hard to pin- exact location of the Sputnik -- Russian for Mlite. Learn Pa...…
…THREATENS. TERS STATUS Y . Sixty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom 4Iat 9.9NA Pi See page 4 FAIR AND WARMR . 18 ANN ARBOR, MJCHIGANTUESDAY, OCTOBER 8,1957 SI -Daily-David Arnold HED PROFESSORS: President Harlan Hatcher congratulates recipients of the dis- culty award, Dr. Fredrick Coller, Prof. Leslie A."White, Prof. Gilbert Ross, Prof Fred- and Prof. H. Richard Crane.. ' Size TerePrbe 3y MICHAEL KRAFT support and scholastic phi- '...…
…. , .., .. 1,. .:C.., 1 Ivor Complete Integration , were day by reported in Detroit DAS directors Harry, Sharp. They represent interviews with 800 residents of Wayne, Oakland, and .Macomb counties. Many of those' interviewed, whether favoring integration or of it, were una ble to fully e nositons. w favoring eir stand =n urt decision, to moral. kS genera: in favor of complete school segre- gration. "Much of this lack of consensus am...…
… TUESDAY, OCTOBER E, 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TUESDAY. OCTOBER 8. 19~7 THE MICHiGAN DAILY Burdette Blanks Yanks, 1-0, To Give Braves Lean 4 Wolverine Gridders Begin Preparation for Spartans Milwaukee Ace Victorious For Second Time in Series Adntn~ k Dicn Mo~tr h H w i Cri h I Tiir Strauss, Taylor, Williams, Huber Win Again in I-M By AL JONES Michigan's football team held the first practice session of its "make or break" week ye...…
…Sixty-Eighth 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 uxpress the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. JESDAY, OCTOBEt 8, 1957 NIGHT EDITOR: THOMAS BLUES Ho...…
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…V THE MICHIGAN DAILY r 11 LY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Bureau of Appointments To Hold Meetings Today ed from Page 4) a pre-Broadway pres- historical drama "The ng Raymornd Massey, d and Brian Donlevy, actor Emlyn Williams ment from the works as, Nov. 22; Senatore ey and Thruston Mor- on of our foreign pol- sctor of the U. S. Infor- Arthur Larson, Feb. 24, 2i Douglas in an un- Lew with three Wash- dents, March 3. Season able through Thursday issio...…
…TENCH CABINET FACES CRISIS I p1. Sir Ab :4Iaitll " ALA Se page Sixty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom CLOUDY, SHOWERS I11, NO. 19 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 9,1957 FIVE CENTS SIX i 1 Plans Debate Disarmament ., Reds Agree on Need for Talks; icussion Scheduled for Tomorrow D NATIONS,, N. Y. (P)-At the urging of both the United Russia, the United Nations agreed yesterday to begin im- tailed debate on disarmament. ' tio...…
…r M wnruinninni n wr . ! a_ asses noman War Tactics UN DAY: Hatcher 7 have surpassed the erall success in war," E. Adcock remarked cture of the current cer Jerome lecture ay. is felt "peace was war, victory better Prof. Adcock will deliver five more lectures on "Roman Political Ideas and Practice" in the current Jerome series. "The Growth of the Republic" will be the topic of the second speech to be given Friday. "The Authority of the Se...…
