…THE MICHIGAN DAILYWEDN ichigan To Unveil New Track Power Cagers Take On Princeton In Motor City Tournament I' TAKE YOUR MARK .. . GET SET.. . GO! AND THEY'RE OFF-As Michigan's thinclads prepare for the tough competition ahead in the annual pre-Christmas intra-squad meet Thursday night. Left to right-leaving the starting blocks-are Bennie McRae, a promising freshman speedster; Tom Robinson, a prominent sophomore sprinter; veteran middle...…
…AdV24mm., i 8 SHOPPING DAYS1E 4u UNTIL CHRISTMAS Sixty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom VO LXX, No. 74 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1958 FIVE CENTS SNOW, COLD EIGHT PAGES I U.S .-French conference Deadlocked PARIS (AP)-United States Sec- retary of State John Foster Dulles and French Premier Charles de Gaulle failed yesterday to swee away underlying differences be- tween France and the United States on the eve of important At...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Books are a Christmas Shopper's Best Friend The 1958 Christmas Present Finder! 3 U GiveBoo ks 1. Doctor Zhivago - Pasternak . .... $5.00 2. Lolita - Naokov ....«. ..... .. .85.00 3. Around The World with Aunt Mamie - Dennis .. ... . . . $3.95 4. Women and Thomas -Harrow - Marquand .......".... ....* $4.75 TEACHER PROTESTS: WSU President To Rule On Religious Conference Opera To Run Through Tomorrow COUNSELIT 5' .j S i S ...…
…195R THE MICHIGAN DAILY Discusses Library Shows Famous I A m er can .By PHILIP SHERMAN In each picture, there is a castle An exhibition of facsimiles of of some type, showing the cen- thefamous Grimani Breviary, an trality of manorial life in the Mid- nS s 111illustrated abridgement of the dle Ages. nustt g prayers and devotions of the me- Represent Saints' Actions dievil Catholic Church is currently Also prominently displayed are Teaching in...…
…(.r s'irhigattBa Thl Sixty-Ninth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDEN.T PBLICATIONS ST'UDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. " Phone w o 2-3 241 Opinin Are Free tb Will Prev&U" ditorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. DAY, DECEMBER 16, 1958 NIGHT EDITOR: ROBERT ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY MSU PROFESSORS: Four Who (Continued from Page 1) Platt said the "bottom seeme to drop out of things" after the former department head, Paul D Bagwell, left to campaign for gov ernor last summer. Plans Discarded Bagwell resigned as head of the communication skills departmen when he took his leave of absence as a member of the faculty an was replaced as head of the de- partment by Edward Blackman He has returned to MSU, but ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY m .i MICHIGAN SOUVENIRS make nice Christmas gifts BLANKETS PENNANTS BANNERS STICKERS BEER MUGS ASHTRAYS SWEATSHIRTS PLAYING CARDS GLASSWARE T-SHIRTS WINDBREAKER JACKETS All with University of Michigan Seal WAHR'S University Bookstore 316 South State St. Phone NO 2-566 I -11 M' Ice Squad Hosts Detroit Tonigi ichigan MSU Players 0 a SURPRISE mother's Modern gas range; a gift she'l enjoy every day! Say "Mer...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY condary Role cBy FRED KATZ i CLASSIFIED ADVE RTI SING II. ALTERATIONS John Tidwell, Michigan's most coisteny impressive basketball player thus far, is fast becoming its most overshadowedscager-and in more ways than one. Against Butler Friday night, the classy sophomore from Herrin. Ill. pumped in 24 points as Michigan won its third non-Conference clash in four attempts. Yet Tidwell became the Wol- verines' forgotten m...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FEET IN PLAYOFF NEXT WEEK: n Giants Edge Browns on Late Field Goal! AT ANN ARBOR HIGH SCHOOL GYM: Globetrotters Show Cage Mas By WAYNE MORTBEUG ~'next Sunday to vie for the right' Pat Summerall literally booted to play the Baltimore Colts, West- his way into the limelight as he ern Division titlists. kicked a 49 yd. field goal with Score on First Play; 2:17 remaining in the game to Cleveland struck quickly by give the N...…
…0 9 SHOPPING DAYS UNTIL CHRISTMAS :Y Sixty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom :43 A1t:1 1 .Q U L COLD, SNOW VOL. LXIX, No. 73 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1958 FIVE CENTS TWENTY PAGES FOR PEACETIME USES: Law School Examines Atom Age Legal Issues By JAMES SEDER , With funds supplied by the Phoenix-Memorial Project, a law school research team is attempting to solve the legal problems of peacetime use of atomic energy. The l...…
…AU !11%-,"At V."1.17 1V[).i i/i I Mozart's 'Cosi Fan Tutti' To Open Tomorrow Higher Fii Successful 'some renting of uniforms,"ie In Libraries continued. "but this was kept to an absolute minimum."' Production DifficultTe policy of higher finesfor Crews, composed of various overdue library books was de- members of speech classes, have scribed as "tremendously success- had a difficult job, Prof. Bender ful" by Prof. Frederick L. Wag- declared...…
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…Sixty-Ninth Year EDITED AND 'MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNM-ERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD INCONTIROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG," ANN .ARBOR,'MICH. 9 Phone N~o 2-3241 ten Opinions Are Free Truth Will Prevai" Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. Y. DECEMBER 14, 1958 NIGHT EDITOR: PHILIP MUNCK Reside...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY barge Ohio State Students Council Sponsors Christmas 7ith Gambling Infractions Party for Crippled Children '' ';,I i '# i a Two Ohio State University stu George, of the State Highway Pa- dents faced Columbus Municipal trol. George who was a witness Court Judge Henry L. Holden on for the state ended his testimony Thursday on charges of partici- by saying that he didn't think pating In a lottery for personal that the stude...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Matmen Down Rutgers, 17;-I; Ieers Triumph, 8- Wrestlers Overcome 11-9 Fitzgerald, Olm, Corrier Special to the Daly NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. - Re- bounding from Friday's loss to Cornell. Michigan's wrestling team came from behind and defeated a good Rutgers squad, 17-11, here last night. giving one of the best efforts of his career in downing Jim Sierk, 11-4. But the glory was not all Fitz- gerald and Olm's. Sophomore Don...…
…I 1, 195S THlE MICHIGANV DAILY Diving H ighlight Swim Gab By DICK MLNTZ and STEVE ROGERS More than 80 performers com- bined diverse talents last night to present the 24th annual Michigan Swim Gala at the Varsity Exhibi- tion Pool. The spotlight of the Gala's "Wide, Wild World" theme focused on hilarious burlesque routines as well as topnotch swimming com- petition and the best in collegiate exhibition diving. Two-Fold Attraction The Gala...…
…uanT THE MICHIGAN DAILY ATED IN RACKHAM BUILDING: Michigan Historical Collection Among Largest PIZZA PIZZA FREE PIZZA PIZZA DELIVERY By MERLENA BARTLESON Alexander V. Ruthven to include The Michigan Historical Col- an effort toward the preservation ctions of the University, located of records of the University. i the ground floor of the Rack- The worth of the collections lies im Building, is one of the two not in its monetary value, but In...…
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…Ir F. TCTITGAN DATLY SUNDA .U f.UT.A V . S N Women Prepare Christmas Decorations Gift Problens' ANY BOY WILL WANT ONE OF OUR MODEL PLANES, Newberry's neighboring house, Betsy Barbour, decorated their Beau Parlor in anticipataion of their Christmas formal, and most of their ornaments will remain, until the girls leave for home. Barbour is having a different kind of tree, in addition to the ever- green in the parlor, which will hold the hou...…
…[4, 19s THE MICHIGAN DAILY leligion Remains Domi ant in French Christmas By JUDITH HITZIG Though convivial Christmas spirit eists throughout the wurld, it is particularly prevalent in France., a predominantly Catlooic country. This is paiticularly "visible in the customs of the people.' said Michel Enamcu. a native of Paris presently tehi nch t U,-oversity, He cexpl'ained thah f sti e spi Tit apprtwovweeks preceding rChrstmas when ech .icu...…
…THE M~ICHIGAN DAILY raftsman MksGifts for Children for Christmas " 0 0 and other fine gifts .... ....,I. .,,... _such as CIRCLE PINS UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN JEWELR HALLER'S JEWE"vtLR"'Y 717 N. University Ave., West of H;Il Aud. Y F -Daily-Harold Gassenheimer TOY MAKER--Albert Warnhoff, a retired carpenter, spends most of his spare time making toys for underprivileged and handicapped nchildren. Several groups aid Warnhoff in distributi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY -A- Lurch Set Date of Holiday IN FREER, CHEAPER WORLD: Students Await Vacation Only After Severe Struggle By CHARLA'iNE ACKER*A4N the problem of the origin of It was not until the fourth cen- divinity remained. this tury that the Christian world es- tablished December 25 as the date of the birth of Christ, a date no more historically correct than any other. In the early years of the reli- gion, Christianity's follower...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ampus Religion Groups Plan rocessional, Dinners, Carols By ANITA FELDMAN From caroling, to filling baskets wih food, to giving Christmas plays and parties, campus religious groups usher in the Yuletide sea- son. The Newman Club., the Univer- sity-recognized religious group for Catholic students on campus. be- gan its Christmas activities with Mass at 5 p-m. Friday. Following Mass a processional commemo- rated the passing...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ustralians Celebrate with Picnics, Regattas, Tennis M atche t" :Christmas in. Australia, While E basically similar to the American chology department contrasted day and Dec. 26 is what is known >lers go from door to door, neigh- Australia is more likely to be a and adults alike open their pres- dinner with all the trimmingsi oliday, shows many contrasting Christmas in Australia with as Boxing Day. bors drop in, the tree...…
…IEON E IG MCUGN IT MBER OF 'SMARTEST TEAM': Rogers Improves Fast, Moves into Starting Slot SUNDAY, DECEM1BI I" S" By MIKE GILLMAN jor, and one from the school of up to his coach's billing in the "We may not have the best Architecture and Design. academic field by carrying a grade basketball team in the Big Ten, Among these (from Architecture average of over 3.0. But it's on but we must have the smartest." and Design) is soft-spoken Gordy t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PORT FOR MUSCLES: Olm Contesting for Heavyweight On Coach Cliff Keen's Mat Squad Wrestlers Rest Awhile- Intra-Squad Battles On .For StartingPositions 7 By ALLEN SINAI "I was out of shape because I "You have to love wrestling in didn't expect to wrestle, and may- order to stick at it because it's be that accounts for my showing such a tough sport," states Fred last spring when I only won one Olm, one of this year's candid...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ::? leers Spirited; Chil s Netminder Since Youth Now Likes Present Slot _enfrews Squad Lacks Number; Injured Cushing, Bochen Mending Although the Michigan hockey team is small in number this year, they make up for v:hat they lack in this department with quality and desire. At the start of the season there were only 14 players on the squad. At present, only 11 are in playing condition. Of the other three, two, Pat Cu...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAITY PAGE ELEVEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ELEVEN Dozauer Performs. Six Events As Coach Loken Instrumental n. Gymnast Star's 'M' Debut By WAYNE MORTBERG with his intelligence and serious- Personable Wolfgang Dozauer, ness. an outstanding performer on the Doozauer migrated from Nuren-I berg, Germany, to Windsor, Cana- Michigan gymnastics team, im- da, prior to his matriculation at presses those whom he talks to the Universi...…
…PAGE T M"L'GE TRIO MICMIGAI.V DAILY PAGE ~VELVE TUE MICUTGA~ DAILY U Hanky Eyes Best Swim Year; dries To Regain Record Form By BILL OLLA well, one must go back quite a "I feel stronger than ever be- way, into Hanley's high school fore. I hope to have my best year years, to view them all. this season." On Championship Team Coming from the swimmer who ; While a sophomore in prep has captured more championships school, Hanley was on his fir...…
…10 SHOPPING DAYS UNTIL CHRISTMAS Sixty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom :4ai i4l VOL. uLX K.No.72 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1958 I wan wca .. . ++*.. ... i I b Declaration By Russians Said Strong Called Stern Warning On Western Action MOSCOW (A) - Neutral diplo- mats yesterday interpreted the latest Soviet statement on the German situation as a stern warn- ing to the Western powers against trying to reinforce their ...…
…"U'H'F . MTCHT AN DATLY SATURD. i1 f L A ~ VI ~ ~f }1'dA fl~ i4a'TLY SAUR a. s ss s_. h .. _...._..Sr - ... PROF. FISHER'S ANALYSIS: USSR Uses Komsomol To Indoctrinate. Youth t> 4f? sented yesterday under the aus- sive its membership was to be and the league, consisted of the evolu- pices of the committee on the pro- thus did not know whether or not tion of elections. he explained. gram of Russian studies and the include the word "Commu...…
…IDECNLER I23, 1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY I1 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 11 1 SICK, SICK, SICK .,w * t LY IJ T Ago T A YO ?E I'JOR Dgr 1 TO .cO ikr MAPNESS! '"66 TN$A7':A 2' c .TH- y-. ATOIC k1oliocAq,~ j. V6RY C06 C.V N .Y O9 FO- a HOME QT TH6Pr I Ai T7-F ELT AROV&fO. THY'E - C FIT I DC O U lh AEVt TO tATHE UC Rte. by Jules Feiffer 6F~cw~O~C.t'ANS~IIpI ~ A~ 64*BOir O IA1O4/f 7-- ~ ti4f IM. LF'' ' 3J CAL: 14~h APThy ( )AA DAID WORD....…
…sivty-Ninth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF TE UNIVERSITY OF MiICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIOs BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, Micu. * Phone NO 2-3241 ien 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. URDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1958 NIGHT EDITOR: ROBERT JUNKER Hoff...…
…I EMBER 13, 1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'U' Accepts Gifts, Grants, Requests Largest Single Sum 90,117 For Michigan Alumni Fund The Regents approved gifts,' grants and bequests totalling Life Insurance Company gave $383,385 at their meeting yester- $2.500. day. The Regents accepted three The largest sum was $142,352.94 grants from Parke, Davis and which represents additions that Company. One'of $4,000 is to es- were made to funds which have ta...…
…THE NTICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, ' THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, I1 Hatcher Dedicates Ha;11 Independents To Respond; Program To Feature Tours Coordinator Offers Aid, Inf ormationl By JEAN HARTWIG Formal Opening of Mary Butler Markley Hall will be held from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. today. composed of chairmen from each house, will welcome the guests. Music and refreshments will be provided in the main lounges. -Daily-Allan Winder CONCOURSE HIGHLI...…
… DE M 13. 1959 THE MICHIGAN DAILY IPA i 1LLE WMBRR iaX.ul1951THEM-HI-N D IL ]arkley Officially Open President Describes Start Of Temporary Government' By SUSAN FARRELL each house, arts-publicity, service, "It's been very interesting start- scholarship and judiciary. Chair- ing student government from men of these committees are mem- scratch," said Jane Murphy, '59' bers of their house council and are president of Markley Hall. also memb...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY; SATUZI agers Top Bu tler, 86-v70; leers Beat Aoc Gd*Il, ton Scores 38 To Break White, Mattson with Two Goa mer's Scoring Record Spark Wolverine Offensive Ef DAY, DECEMBER 13, 1958 Is Each fort (Continued from Page 1) one goal, then Hutton a few sec- onds later tallying from a wild scramble in front of the McGill net. The other Wolverines in this period who scored were Ross Childs, Gushing, Bobbie Watt, and White again. Mc...…
…11 SHOPPING DAYS UNTIL CHRISTMAS Y Sixty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom :43 xi1u Spo F*0E *O " r S\ W F L RJU. IL*** " r- ar winv w z-iA lR( T'N'FF 1 795AFIVE CENTS EIGHT PAGES A NN AR . Iii i. 1It IUxtf. I1IJ AII, * ;Z V *L 4, A~yaaJ~ a..a s aw v+rs. a. v $(!L.LXIX, No 71 . . ,. RussiaThreatens Berlin Situation Moscow Says West Avoiding Crisis; Using City for Pawn i Cold War LONDON (P) - Russia yesterday accused the Western p...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Y., L ; NOWM1 DIAL NO 2-3136 FROM THE HILARIOUS BROADWAY STAGE SHOCKER M-G-M Preseni A JOSEPH FIELDS PRODUCTION stangq Doris Day" Richard Widniark sKGIG YOUNGGIA SCAU NEXT MARTIN & LEWIS "AT WAR WITH THE ARMY" 0 Im if Chemistry Organization Elects Katz Prof. Donald L. Katz, chairman of the chemical and metallurgi- cal engineering department, was elected president of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers at...…
…TRIG MICHIGAN DAILY 10 It ers y - 4- .' - lIW °d lW Ki~ VT }.1" y UAJT.V L~MDL~ii, L~O-- ' ~,.~ -- P ~Y__ -_-- 'U' Living Units Help Needy To Enjoy Christmas Holiday Alice Lloyd To Present Dinner Dance In conjunction with its annual "Winter Lace Ball," Alice Lloyd hall will hold its first Christmas dinner dance tonight at 7:30 p.m. "Twas the Night Before Christ- mas" is the theme to be carried out in the two dining rooms which will be used...…
…"Nah, You Aint Got Enough Edjiccaslun To Vote" &1 £irhigat DailI 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. 0 ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 'Wb Opinns Are Fre ?'rutb Wil Preval" AT LYDIA MENDELSSOHN: 'Matchmaker' Opens, A Night Well Spent HERE WE HAVE "The Matchmaker," written, plagarized, and adapted by the grand ...…
…12 195 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Hamerow Presents Lecture On 1848 German Revolt The German Revolution of 1848 was actually a combination of revolutions, each with its own ide- ology and objective, which united to overthrow an oppressive system of government, Prof. Theodore S. Hamerow, of the University of Wisconsin said. "One revolution, the uprising of the middle class, came to domi- nate the political scene so com- pletely that to this day it re...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY T( PL C' st it his hristmas :ockings in.... Ean Cage Team, 'M' Quintet Meets Butler' In Search of Third Win Icers Play Here Tonight Wolverines Host McGill In Hockey Home Opener By MIKE GILLMAN and we don't know when he'll be I I HAND TURNED Sipe He's in for comfort all year long when you give him Evans Slippers. See our complete line of Evans Slippers in styles and prices sure to fit your Christmas gift list. ...…
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…t THE MICH'IG~AN DAILTFDA FRIDAY ;om berg Dominates I-A Title Night iouth Quad House Takes Big Red Wins in Volleybalh- lour Mat Championships Swimmg Fial Postponed mSnn Fia Postponed - . SKI FANS! Inviting Ski Enthusiasts to CHELSEA SKI HOLLOW 18 miles from Ann Arbor. Open weekends from 10:30 a.m. Ad- mission $2,00. Warming facilities available. Follow route 92 one mile north of Chelseo, turn right into Werkner, follow to Stofer, to N. T...…
…PANHEL CODE NEEDS REEVALUATION Ci r Sixty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom 7434h1 *## *- SNOW FLURRIES, COLD See Page 4 VOL LXIX, No. 70 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1958 FIVE CENTS TEN PAC FIVE CENTS TEN PA( Conlin Sees Rise In State s Deficit May Reach $100 Million by June; "U' Payment Situation Called Acute By ROBERT JUNKER State payments to the University are becoming more acute from the state's point of view, ...…
…THURSDAY, Plmlww iwvsglmyv- i ?fit" lm A TT.V ml - ~ ..~. .-I...... . .. ..... ..'N~ NOW THROUGH SATURDAY DIAL NO 8-6416 ONE SHOW TONIGHT at 7:10 First Feature Starts at 7:20 I th RiTQAM NS . I CARY. FRANK CAPRA'S SENIC' AND ItunQ f AYMND LA PETER MASSEY *.CARSON * LORRE t 6 c t S w t in his great LAFP HITI the Gnar( C1tK T1 AA i J 1 W Annual Community Sing To Take Place Saturday :iighlighting the holiday season' will be led by J...…
…SDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY « _ SPIRITUAL, PHYSICAL EXPATRIATES: Levin Lectures on 'Literature and Exile' By FAITH WEINSTEIN his own country as a refugee, thus There are many significant giving up his hope of ever reach- problems facing the writer who, 'ing his audience. His other alter- like Pasternak or Nabakov, finds native is to translate himself and himself in spiritual or physical his work into the new language of exil...…
…&w Miiigan &itg 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 xo 2-3241 'hen Opinions Are Fre 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. HURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1958 NIGHT EDITOR: ...…
…11. 1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TENSION HIGH IN DIVIDED CITY: Crisis Raises Sceptre of Berlin Blockade . cl tl U tf CI oC al i i 1# ti By HANS NEVERBOURG Associated Press Newsfeatures Writer unfavorable exchange rate and an BERLIN - This is the only undeniably sharp increase in the ~ity on earth where you can see East German standard of living. iton artwhee ouncane. ee The refugee exodus is a drain wo worlds at one glance. on the manpower-sho...…
