…i TTTR3'nAV APRIL . q1054EMCI~~ZDH AETRE JNf~.A~.5S~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE 1[lbALlilp ACIYaI..a Aa Greene House Nips Hayden Wins On No-Hitter; Reeves Conquers Williams Taylor in Quad Softball Tilt 'M' SKIDS TO THIRD: OSU, Purdue Impress in Links Meet By STAN LEVENSON Greene House came from behind yesterday to upset Taylor House, 5-4, and knock them from the un- beaten ranks in intramural soft- ball at Ferry Field. When Taylor ...…
…WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 1'954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THIREV, W E D N S D A , A P I L 8 , 9 5 4 H E T C U I A ~ J D A I Y P A E T fl1 . ..by Ivan N. Kaye kf ; K/Il Links Facilities To Be Enlarged C*- II THE SUBJECT OF THE purpose behind and the problems of modern intercollegiate athletics is perhaps the mostrchallenging in the sports world today. No less a group than the revered Ivy League,, and individual educators like the Univer...…
…THURSDAY, APRM 29, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THRLL THUILSDAY, APRIL 29, 1954 THE MICHIGA1~ DAITV A zxxr. 1 illll irl Ri Delts' Haywood Limits Psi Upsilon to One Hit EADDY TOP HITTER: 'M' Baseball Squad Hosts Illini, Purdue By PHIL DOUGLI,_ Ma jor League Standings AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pct. GB sb to fr H ur t wl ga w U' G shape again. Bickhaus and Flynn a Last Inlning Single Spoils Try for No-hitter; Michigan baseball fans will get ...…
…FMAY, APRM 80, 1054 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, APRIL SO, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY btan N . . . . by Ivan N. Kaye Frosh Ends Give Grid Squad Boost T- DURING SEVERAL recent issues we have devoted a great amount of space to various discussions of one of the most perplexing problems facing the educational community today. Misplaced goals in athletics constitute in our opinion a threat to American higher education almost comparable to the sp...…
…,_,, PAGE Ft?1 IlE1 MICHIGAN DAILY vrT4TrTw CITYAlw* A s *e " rr.-. r M ITHURSDJAY, APRRIL 1. 1964 DULLES' SPEECH: A Departure from the U.S. Containment Policy East German "Say, That H-Bomb Is Dangerous" MONDAY NIGHT'S speech by Sec. of State John Foster Dulles was ambigu- ous and therefore open to many interpre- tations. In my opinion his speech marks a radically new step in the development of U.S. foreign policy. Since the implemen...…
… -t PAGE FOUR TIIk~MAli C l l ti iDAILY 1r DAV, "IUL 2, 1954 _........ A Y , AI ..a we asp'2, U v. . Who's To Blame- . SL or Us? T HE STUDENT Legislature has in effect been absolved from all campus respon- sibility. As shown by the universal lack of in- terest on the part of the students both in campaigning and running for Legisla- ture posts and in casting votes the cam- pus has shown that it doesn't care what happens to its SL. The L...…
…PAGE FOUR THE HiciiiGAN ioAtjilw #J UE6,I)A Y, A-eRtL, 13, 1954 PAGE FOUR ThE 3ii~Aki~Ai~ iA1AiiA~ On the Brink of Entanglement TODAY AND TOMORROW: The Indo-Chinese Emergency "They're Still Out here" REPUBLICAN foreign moving toward the foreign entanglement. policy may well be brink of a major Although "massive retaliation," Wash- ington's newest catch-word to describe possible future action in areas such as Indo-China, implies a cer...…
…PAGE FOUR THE iWICHIGA ivDAILY tr DNESDAY, APRIL 14, 1954 s WEDNE asSDAY.. rAPwsuiisL a14. V1IV K The Disinterested Observer: A Monologue Y EAH, THAT'S ME. You want to ask a few questions? Sure, go ahead. No, I don't mind. Sure, I'm sure. Would you repeat the name? How do you spell it? O-p-p-e-n-h-e-i-m-e-r. Op- penheimer. No, I don't know him. Nev- er met. Never spoke to him. Why, I have- n't even heard of him. Why, I don't even know m...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1954 RAGE F0U3 TIlE MICIHGAN DAILY "Mom By HARRY LUNN Daily Managing Editor WITH THE revelation that two University students have received subpoenas from Rep. Clardy's sub-committee, the air-tight secrecy which has surrounded the up-com- ing May hearings has been partially punc- tured and it is expected that more infor- mation will come to light in the next weeks and days. Since Rep. Velde...…
…WAGE FOUR Tr H~a ui i X6-1A IAlit S The City Editor's_ SCRATCH PAD By ERIC VETTER Daily City Editor JOINT JUDICIARY'S "secrecy" policy has started the organization on the road backward. A product of recent years, Judiciary ap- peared to have reached full maturity at the beginning of the school year. The young struggling years were behind and It no longer needed the aid and coopera- tion of other groups to stand on its own. Now, however, ...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN ]DAILY SATURDAY, APRIL 1,7, 1954 PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, APRIL 17, 1954 ..... !n Who's To Do The Cutting WHETHER OR NOT the movies have grown up is stillbeing questioned and debated with neither side admitting the good points of the other. The Supreme Court has ruled that the motion picture industry is no longer in its infancy but is a full-fledged medium of communication. Although the question of mo...…
…PAGE FOUR THE IMICI14GAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRIL 18, 1951 PAGE FOUR THJ~ MICU4GAN bAILY SUNDAY, APRIL 18, 1954 Building a United Front By VIRGINIA VOSS Daily Editorial Director CAMPUS INTEREST in the up-coning Clardy hearings has, of necessity shifted into the procedural gear. The roving inves- tigators who many justifiably feel have no business stopping off at state or private educational institutions will pretty certain- ly be in the area ...…
…PAGE rOUlR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, APRILL 20, 1954 TUESDAY, APRIL 20. 1954 The Campus FBI Informant By ALICE B. SILVER Associate Editorial Director T HE STORY (see 'Page 1) of the campus FBI informant reads as a personal drama. But more important it points to a serious dilemma. There is now a need for FBI surveil- lance of what might be subversion or es- pionage. (Whether the students involved in the coed's information to the FBI are ...…
…PAGE FOUe t THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNE~SDAY,. APRIL1. 1934~ 1V.i4 l 1, A.70r An Editorial THE STUDENT BODY scored a significant victory in the creation of a University Vice-Presidency for Student Affairs. The long-advocated post fills an obvious gap in the administrative hierarchy by coordinating the complex field of non- academic student life in the face of higher enrollments and developments in student activities. By placing the importan...…
…'THE MICHIGAN IDAILY THURSDAY. APRIL 22, 1954 - The TODAY AND TOMORROW: The Dulles Trip & Indo-China Oppenheimer, Case RECENTLY A WORLD renowned scientist, who perhaps contributed more to the development of the atomic bomb than any- one else, was suspended from Federal em- ployment on the grounds of "security." One of the worst features of Oppenheim- er's suspension was that he had already been thoroughly investigated and cleared. The fa...…
…PAGE FOUR 'i ' ii i IYI .ir. du; iki k U t 'k' I,% ip iY Y i, It Lesson in / Contradiction MOTION NUMBER ONE: That Student Legislature condemn Myron E. Sharpe for his statement of non-cooperation with the House Un-American Activities Commit- tee and refuse to support him in the present situation. Motion number two: That SL affirm the following fundamental principles: 1) The members of the educational com- munity, as citizens, have all ...…
… PAGE FOUR THE M1t11116Ai :Ut1.1LV SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 1954 PAGE FOUR TIlE MIClih(~AN flAIIA TODAY AND TOMORROW: Negotiations & Surrender By WALTER LIPPMAN Speaking on the record at Cincinnati on Tuesday evening, Mr. Nixon tried to re- pair the damage done by his remarks on Friday. The difference between the two speeches is crucial. In the first he left everyone belieing that he had ruled out a negotiated settlement; in the second he said...…
…PAGE FOrR THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'A"TTviri&V AVI*lFi.')X Y4kA 1H I H G I A L Y h 1 A y * U 3 ~ I W 15UINUAX. AFICLL Z5, 1°54 Political Party Labs DREW PEARSON: "7NO,I CAN'T support political parties-- I'm an independent," is the common ra- tionalization used by those who wish to avoid soiling their hands with politics. While priding himself on his intellectual freedom, the independent is actually a hindrance to our form of government. Ex- c...…
…PAGE FOUR C.ii ji G it AL i FL f TUI:un3A . Ai k"i. 21_ ]-qrid A V A:oOJLP.MJ.,y Al 1.11. Perspective On McCarthy PROBABLY the most serious charge against Senator Joseph McCarthy is that he has distorted the issue of Com- munism and, in doing so, has endangered the basic liberties upon which this nation's existence rests. Today, when everything for which McCarthy stands is being determin- edly challenged, we are in danger of the same kind...…
…PAGE' rocs1 TiHfE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1954 -- IT SEEMS TO ME BY ALICE B. SILVER Associate Editorial Director ODDS are it will be a heated SL meeting tonight. Mr. Sharpe, subpoenaed graduate student, is first on the agenda. He is asking SL to pass two motions which he calls of a pro- cedural nature relating to students and the Clardy Committee. The first resolution recommends that the Committee present to any student calle...…
…'t 'PAGE IORm THE MICHIGAN DAILY '10UIBSi)AI, APRtl;IL Z, 1'05 d Quiz Show With No Answers RECENT events in the McCarthy-Army controversy have done little more than confirm the popularity of television quiz programs. The analogy, however, can easily be car- ried too far. For the Senate Investigations Subcommittee's show is unique, differing in several respects from the ordinary quiz show. On the usual half-hour program, a ques- tion is ...…
… , ,,.' PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY" FRIDAY, APRIL 39, 1954' ?AGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, APRIL 3l~, 1954~ Thoughts on Bias Clauses DREW PEARSON: 1 Point of Order .. . REFORE a non-affiliated or affiliated in- dividual or group, takes pot shots at the frdternity bias clause, an element, of tact, and the ability to be rational must come into evidence. A fraternity is a group of men, who are living in a house, and like any fam...…
…THLJ MAY, At"RM 1, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Blue Team of Frosh Weekend To Present Dance, Floorshow Program Set COURT OF SPHINX: For Opening Honorary Recognizes Outstanding Junior Men Of New Pool IlBy ELAINE EDM-tOinDS Iing members for Sphynx are out-I tappoing occurring both in the act symbolizes the swimming of t League Set To Feature (. Sea' Theme "Nautical Nonsense" will be pre- ...…
… FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FAME FIVE FRIDAY, APRIl 2, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE _ __ Films Tell of H- Strength blast Results Startle City's TV Viewers Fitzgerald, Pidd Discuss Effects By GENE HARTWIG Seeing an entire island wiped off the face of the earth by the power of a single Hydrogen bomb was described as a startlingly hor- rible experience by students view- ing films of the Ngvember 1952 last on television ye...…
…TUESDAY, APRIL 19, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE IPIV TUESAYAPRL 1, 194Ta Mvfl!A T ffe y AEaVWVa 1 t1uiY i' i v X0 Maize Team To Feature Theme Of 'aMAIZ-in PURSE-onalities' Show Cast To Describe Coed's Purse "aMAIZ - in PURSE - onalties" will be presented by the Maize Team of Frosh Weekend from 9 p.m. to midnight Friday in the League Ballroom. The theme will feature the story ,- of a University coed. Maize Team floorshow cast, under the d...…
…. WEDN KSDAY, "RM 14, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Fly WEDNXSDAY, APRiL 14, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA~~ FIWK PREMIERE OF 'THESPIS':- Student Sets Gilbert Words to Music The world premiere of "Thespis" written by Sir William Gilbert with music by Jerald Bilik, '55SM will be presented by the Gilbert and Sullivan Society tomorrow, Friday and Saturday, April 15 to 17 at 8 p.m. in Lydia Mendelssohn Theater.. When the original score to this p...…
…THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1954' THE MIC'H'IGAN DAILY PACE FIVE THE MICHIGAN _AIL_ AU!IT i &-A %A ivj W AL V A;1 lu Officers of omen's Organizations Revealed Last Night Scholarship Winners Told at Annual Event IV League, Assembly, Panhel, WAA Officers Announced to Audience During Installation Night Excited coeds clapped and cheered as they heard the names of the new officers for the League, Junior Girls' Play, Sophomore Cab- aret, WAA,...…
…FRIDAY, APRIL 16, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIIVE FRIDAY, APRIL 16, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FTVE Frosh Weekend Scheduled To Begin Maize, Blue Teams To Vie In Traditional Competition Freshman women will bring their traditional rivalry to a cli- max tonight and tomorrow night, as the Maize and Blue teams of Frosh Weekend present their dances and floorshows. Tickets for both nights, priced at $1.50 per couple, may be pur- chased ...…
…Y SAT"URDA"Y, APRIL 17, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE, SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1954 THE MICIGN AIYPE V' Pool Dedication Slated for Today Art Display To Be Held At Lane Hal NEW SOCIETY ON CAMPUS: Hectorians Honor Senior Fraternity Leaders Michifish To Give Three Showings Of Water Ballet Michifish, WAA swimming club, will present the firstaperformance of their water show at the formal dedication of the new women's pool at 2 p.m. today. ...…
… SUNDAY, APRM 19, 1954 TUE MICHIGAN DAILY PAt"r $U N D Y, A ~ iL S, I~ 4 W A I!W rak.N* r'RVE.v Maize Team Captures Michifish Program Will Honor Dr. Bell Members of the Maize Team of Frosh Weekend took top honors last night for their presentation of "aMAIZ-in PURSE-onalties," given Friday in the League. ' The theme of "aMAIZ-in PURSE-onalities" featured the story of a University coed. The winning floorshow cast, under the direction of ...…
…4 TUnDAY, APRIL 20, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAG! ?IVZ Micigras Festivities To Highlight Weekend 'PROTECTING DRAGON': Wyvern, Junior Honorary, Holds TappingCeremonies 14 .U' Students To Witness Show Booths Specialty groups are being add- ed daily by Central Committee members to make the 1953 Michi- gras an event students and towns- people will remember for a long time. The Plymouth Dancing...…
…').' 'WLD T DAY, APM 21, 1954 TIKE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TWE WEDNSDA, APIL 1, 154 ~lE ICHGAN AIL PAG i. Pand, rade The splendor of Michigras will. color Ann Arbor streets at 3:30 p.- m. Friday as floats, bands, con- Svertibles, and clowns parade from Fifth and Detroit to Yost Field House, touching off a weekend of Clspectacular festivities. Thirty-four student - sponsored floats and seven high school bands f. will provide thebulk of thepar-...…
…THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAYLY Michigras To Feature WAB Posts MAKING ENDS MEET: tsTo Be Filed Nary Heads Play F 'Student Show Booths - roductions Snappy songs, spicy dance num- bers, raucous comedy will liven up the Yost Field House tomorrow and Saturday when at least ten show booths open up their "estab- lishments" at 7:30 p.m. - one- half hour after the doors open for the long-awaited carnival. A musicale "Weird Faces," pat-...…
…FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE F IC' FIDAY11 11 pn11mel iiAPRmlelmalinmlIL 2S1.1== 11 9 H 1 H H G 1 D I YPA EFV Freshman Honorary °Reveals Eligible Coeds Alpha Lambda Delta, national freshman women's scholastic hon- orary, has announced the women eligible for membership. Coeds invited to membership have a 3.5 average for the first semester or the first two semest- ers of their freshman year. Those eligible to become mem-...…
…SATURDAY, APRIL 24, 1954 TIE MICHIGAN DAILY 1PAf.*lP V. SATURDAY, APRIL 24, 1954 A E~'~ TIlE MICHIGAN BATTY rAUU k ty'WZV n NICKOLOS GUBIN: Russian Tells Impressions of U.S. By LOU MEGYESI Nickolos Gubin, 57 year old South Quad janitor, who fought against the Communists in the Russian Civil War of 1920, criti- cizes the strikes of American in- dustries, believing that they are in- spired by the Communists. "The workers have too much fre...…
…SUNDAY. APRIL 25, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGEI I ~TTNT11AV.. APRIL ~A. I§K4 THE IIHCHIGAN DAILY ?AGX IFC Ball To Be Featured SIn.Greek Week Festivities S'U' Affiliates To Participate in Workshops, Exchange Dinners, Traditional fFC Sing Climaxing the annual Greek Week festivities, IFC Ball will be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Friday, May 7, in the League Ballroom. Open to affiliated men and their dates, the formal affair will fea- ture t...…
…r TUESDAY, APRM 27, 1954 TIDE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE "F1V TUESDAY. APRIL 27, 1954 TUE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE ;Local Club Will Hold .Annual Homes' Tour, New Women's Editors Named '.students, faculty, friends an( relatives will have an opportunit3 to see Ann Arbor homes of a var- lety of architecture types from 1 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday as part c the third annual homes tour, spon- sored by the Ann Arbor Women', City Club. The tour is being...…
…11 9D E9DAY, AY'RM 28, IM THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACE TYt WWNESDAY, APRiL 28, 1~4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVW -TAW y V:; Law Group To Sponsor MAY FESTIVAL STAR: Concert To Feature LilyPons Crease Ball Souvenirs of Dance In Include 'Review' Subpoena Invitation Crease Ball, the annual Law School dance, is scheduled for 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. Friday. The Barris- ters Society, an honorary law group, will sponsor the event. The law students an...…
…THMt'SDAY, APRM 29, 2954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGET rIVI THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAE'~W IPIVU a 1'JVL W&YJJ 9X Men's Glee Club Will Carry On MAY FESTIVAL DEBUT: Canadian Soprano To Sing Annual SpringConcert Tradition Before Ann Arbor Audience Miller Views Parliamentary Rules With a singing history dating I MANY THINGS besides singing back to 1859, the Men's Glee Club have been included in the organ- will present its a...…
…FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGEU PrT al1vL' 1'1tAu N UMISTMA TIST-: Bank Teller Collects Coins for Hobby Israel Editor Lederle Says Oversight Will Speak ,IMay Endanger Projects By DAVID KAPLAN Bus drivers take their children for rides, accountants do their own tax returns, and an Ann Ar- bor Bank teller collects coins. The teller is Mary Meyer, from Joliet, Ill. who works in the State Street branch. She has been col- lec...…
…rAGT S THE 'MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY. APR-111- L 19.50 PAG! 31X TUE 3IlCIIIGAN flAILY THURSDAY. APRIl; 1. 1S~4t League Questionnaire Shows Use of Facilities z r C I 3k F I' F 'p r J By JANE HOWARD Studying, coffeeing and eating, in that order, appear to be the favorite League activities of the 2,526 women polled in the Lea- gue's recent questionnaire. As well as showing decisively that most women students are satisfied with cur...…
…PAG19 SIX TAR MICHIGANDAILY FRM AIY..A PRI 2. 1 q.%4 PAG! SIX THE~ MICHIGAN DAILY 1~RTflAV APRIl. '~ a a AA :aA, :fA ALA L( .. liYa7 i now= k RECORD VOTE EXPECTED: City Elections Scheduled To Take PlaceMonday By PAT ROELOFS A record number of more than 22,000 persons have registered for the city election slated for Mon- day, according to City Clerk Fred J. Looker. Seven aldermanic posts and sev- en posts on the Board of Super- visors wi...…
…PAGE XrK THE MICHIGAN DAILY, TUESDAY. APRIL 13, 19M PAGE SE~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY, TUESDAY, APRIL 13, 1954 I WANTS 'UNITED FRONT': FDR Widw Dulles Asks Aid for IndoChina Plat Interviewed By DAVE BAAD ony is to escape eventual Com- Both Churchill and Laniel I Secretary of State John Foster Dulles meets with French Pre- mier Joseph Laniel today as he continues an attempt to garner both French and British partici- pation in his 10-nation 'un...…
…PA GE STS THE MICHIGAN" DAILY WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14, 1954 PAGE SiX THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY. APRIL 14. I!154 " a+++a sauaMA. iii iii iViii i: ) 1VVT. EASTER SUNRISE SERVICE Spoinsored by Methodist, Presbyterian, Baptist, Congregational and Disciples student groups. 6:30 A.M. April 18 Presbyterian Church Lawn Breakfast following in the social hall - 30c (Phone NO 2-3580, Wed., April 14 for reservation) AU Students are invited to attend....…
…. PAGE SM 'T'HE MICHIGAN DAILY TII MSDAY, APRIL 15, 1954 PAGE flX TWF~ MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, APRIL l~, 1954 ""nor ESTABLISHES NEW GROUP: Engineering Constitution To Be Voted On Today April Airs A constitution setting up a new Engineering Council will be dis- cussed and voted on at 7:30 p.m. today in the Union. The meeting is open to any stu- dent who wishes to attend and will be attended by representatives of engineering college orga...…
…-1 PAGE Sim THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, APRIL 16,;1954 A oft- Ji REDUCED PRICE! Student Group To Sponsor Sojourns in Foreign Lands SL Honors Outstanding Fni~io It v v CRIME PREVENTION: New Quarters, Head Advance Plans For Police Department Youth Bureau a w a r u s UA .e =raa v _ Ittl f (I AOl+61iI S *-four fiat ^ s R / a SRO h + n h b 6o ' 35mm Caunoiera The Argus A-four is the most exciting 35mm Camera value in years, with all es...…
…WAGE M. THE MICHIGAN DAIEI SATITEMAY. APRIL 1;, 195.1 i PAG!~ SIX TIlE MTCJITGAI' DAILI SATURDAY. APRIL 17, 1954 'VOICE OF AMERICA' WUOM Receives Award For Series on Freedom WUOM received three awards from the American Institute for Education by Radio-Television at1 its annual convention last week and was also informed that one of its series will be included on fu- ture Voice of America broadcastst overseas. The University Broadcasting...…
…I .PA t 81x TEM ICPI-41;.% 1"AILY SUNDAY, APRIL 19, 1954 gpoomemanyoft Advisor PlaI BRIDGE COLUMN INAUGURATED: A ---sor lan j 'It sf 'y11: 1 "ell ' !'1 If' Y t1 !1 " : HOW'D YOU LIKE TO... earn X5000 a year? Lt. Grady L. Friday and Aviation Cadet Selection Detachment No-403 are visiting the University of Michigan from April 26 to April 30. He will be avail- able on the third flogr of the Union Building from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. "for thos...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, APR, 2o, 1.95# THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY. APRif 20. 1~5~ .- -.- -V, X"#,i r EXECUTIVE KIDSTON: Retiring IHC President Recalls Career By GENE IHARTWIG Retiring Inter-House Council President Roger Kidston, '56L, was born with a gavel in one hand a copy of "Robert's Rules" in the other and a desk piled high with papers in front of him. "Piloting the IHC through its first big year has been hard work," Kidston adm...…
…t PAGE MX THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'WEDNESDAY. " , 21. 195t PAGI SYX THE MICHIGANT iIAITY WEflNF~flA'V APftTL ~1. Th'~L TT X14,./il i tJ.Vf1i - ... / NLT 1V.P- w Add SUNSH INE to your - NEW SPRING CLOTHES * at WESTINGHOUSE LAUNDROMAT? Keep In Times With Spring With FRESH CLEAN CLOTHES Washed Economically and Rapidly at Westin house Laundromat 510 East Williams Street NO 3-5540 COLORFUL TRADITION KEPT ALIVE: 1952 Michigras Celebrated 50th Year...…
