…College Footba It K. in Practice Tilt *Oklahoma 26, Pittsburgh 0 *Navy 46, Boston College 6 *Virginia 6, West Virginia 6 (tie) *Detroit 14, Marquette 0 *Wash. St. 34, Nebraska 12 *Iowa State 10, Denver 0 *North Carolina State 7, North Carolina 0 *Georgia Tech 13, Kentucky 0 *Texas A&M 21, Maryland 13 *SMU 13, California 6 *Colorado 6, Washington 6 (tie), *Oregon 9,. Idaho 6 Stanford 46, San Jose State 6 Wyoming 12, Kansas State 7 George ...…
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…i 'THEoICHIGAN DAILY Architect's Model. Shows 'U' Branch in' Dearborn MA -Phlto Courtesy University News Service DEARBORN BRANCH-The architect's model of the University's Dearborn Center pictures the four preliminary buildings and space allocated for future buildings. The $6,500,000 development is expected to open in September, 1959, with the engineering laboratories building, the faculty office building, the student activities building, and ...…
…music I ,p , tr~ Cl D~ai music SEMENT SUPPLEMENT [T ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1957 s to TRA SERIES: ra To Give 'Figaro' IN ENGLISH... The NBC Opera Company wlI present 's "The Matriage of Figaro" before Ann Arbor atidiences first of the 1957-58 Extra Concert Series. Peter Herman ill conduct. Symphonies G ive C oncerts The NBC Opera Company has brought opera and the American people closer together than any other mus...…
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…T" E CRIGAN DAILY 00 ftwoo"Ntft. SeventyNnth -Annual C: 0o: IA juN: .ON SERIES r.N' LILY PONS LIYPN~prano. .. . ..~ .Thursday, October 3n BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA ... T"hursday, October 17 CHARLES MUNCH, Conductor VYEHIUI MENUHIN, Violinist. r f, THE CLEVELAND ORCHESTRA GEORGE SZELL, Conductor WILLIAM WARFIELD, Baritone .do .* Tusy, October, 29 ... t.. Sunday, .0November10 TusaNovember 26 ft 9 ft ft ft ft ft ft Ii DET...…
…FAUBUS SETS [TEGRATION BACK See page 4 Yl r e Sixty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom :431-at1 CLOUDY, RAIN . . I, No. 4 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDbM SEPTEMBER 21, 1957 EIGHT I 00J s Removed from. School on CQurt Orde ___ * 7C * w * -A * *A imsters Must pear i.n Court [Rion Rig Conspiracy Charge v Cause Postponement by Judge NGTON (A) - The International Brotherhood of Team- ; officers were ordered yesterday to ap...…
…TI MCHIGAN DAILY ........ ..:.:.::.......:.:...:.:.:.:...:.:.R G EN S A N O U CE prtnYsat ionaiun ersttionsG v .e te o e c pott TVaretatons LcatonsreuStionsLav of Absne 1= Arod 4 To FacultyMembers 0 titles mem- e Uni- meet- ekman >fessor Lurvey- Pl Chapin, rofessor 9 paint- in 1924. on de an assistant pro- tus of mathematics. rt Cole, who joined 1924, was made pro- tus of engineering emeritus of zoology d on Prof. Lee Ray- vho had bee...…
… SEPTEMBER MEETING: Regents Approve Personal, Committee Appointments Reject u/ YORK VP) - A rank-and- olt was threatened yester- r a new contract that end- ur-day strike,of 23,000 tele- equipment installers. e installers withdrew their lines in 44 states and the t of Columbia, thousands chboard operators who had off their jobs in sympathy d to work. matter of hours, telephone was reported back to nor- most of the nation. ver, there were r...…
…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 e Michigan Daily exp ress the individual opinions of staff writers or 'the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. 21, 1957 NIGHT EDITOR: DAVID TARR iv the Papers These Days' -Uncle Sam Faubus in Time r 't. , t ;. Iv ' I ARMY ID VA tl...…
…1 I' ry: oom Coming -I+ )R FALL SEMESTER: 'U' Lists- Extension Courses in City 4>e' vR. ALLEN ewsfeatures Writer (I)-Is the home bout. to come to n May, according tates Bureau of "rose more sea- uireau estimated n-farm dwelling 'ted during the more units than n L~ - t Northeast tNo Change WASHINGTON PX. ;p >rtanl, the April-May ase was far more than ars. Ihese months are crucial in the home d, since they give the on of 1,w constructio...…
…r/ u,,/e -oxj 1(X oI CLOSED TO PUBLIC: 'M' To Hold Stadium Scrimmage Foo By RUDE IUFAZIO The thumping of f ootb all against turf and shoulder pad againsf shoulder pad will echo through 101,000 empty seats to- day in the Michigan Stadium as Coach Bennie Oosterbaan sends his Wolverines into their last sta- dium scrimmage before the sea- son opens. The battle, which is closed to the public, will serve as a prelude to the home curtain raiser ag...…
…d Man Moore gills On and On ght-Heavy Champ Retains Title; )pS Anthony in Seventh by KO TDE MICHIGAN DAILY PA CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING (A) - Light pion Archie his world title ockout victory id over young en into a stooped position. He keeled over, backwards on the seat of his pants and rolled over. Timekeep Jack Smith got to six as the bell sounded and pro- longed the match. 29 seconds Anthony, showing remarkable recuperative powers, answere...…
… %THE ICMIGAN DAILY __ _ URDAY, 5 WOONNOWSOM s ANNOUNCE: tecepts Over $50,000 in Grants Aid to ElderlyFound Poor in State 10 in grants for Can- were accepted by the erday. were part of $443;- ants, gifts and be- ed by the Regents at iber meeting. z the cancer research 5,000 from the Amer- Society for a research r the direction of Dr. eel. The same donor 5,088 for a research r the direction of Dr. Kahn. Fund Increased ersity's Cancer Re- i...…
…Your Su bscription Today A? 232 INCOMPETENCE COSTS MONEY Pg i4AJt t an r :4aitll k Ae-- 42Z see mae 4 Sixty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom SHOWERS, COOLER 3 ANN ARBOReMICHIGAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1957 EIGHT S - . .... ilson Asks Cut Armed Forces .educed by.100,000; 'rolls To Drop, 35,000 ecretary of Defense Charles E. Wilson )0,000-nan cut in the military forces. to 40,000 civilians will have to be dropped uldn't w...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Asiatic Flu Emigrates from Japan. "",A . s {* s. 5 ... AAA a" t . '* .. ' Ipoh. Z u *r.*'A$ kA nf . 4 * ,ti4 ":i . ; * ~ ~ANG {r'"* ,, ... *'. POPULATION: :' { )r" - vs i°g A RO latrr. ICC'a i. :;.. _ ' A. By THOMAS BLUES Since last May, when a new strain of influenza was discov- ered in Japan, Asian Flu has been the number one medical news throughout most of the world. In early June the virus invaded the United States to ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY te Spring Delta Gammas Build; CooperativeRemodels first in a series of Satu day night dances sponsored A modern Delta Gamma sorority conform with University and city the, Union Social Committee w house is presently under construe- building codes. take place from 9 p.m. to mi tion on Washtenaw Ave., between New furniture for the house will night Saturday in the Union Ba Cambridge and Ferdon, be purchased by the current mem- r...…
…"I Think We've Managed To Save His Face" .1) Iat4 ''ppnhln, ,p l. 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 ill 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. Aradull 20...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SEN. POTTER TO SPEAK- YR's Will Hold Mass Political Rall Jilion Survey ON HUTHWAITE ve analysis of 1956 tion data regarding vior has revealed a elation , between the md the personal feel- e Uni- Center ings in very at hat strong, onging to a f where the greatly in- mber whenf them-I ast a resi- a f their union mem- a voting factor. person has bekn a the more likely he rith the union and ically as the union Converse ...…
…'It'lilb ltkICkkiAIN DAILY Moore Risks Ring Title With Anthony Tonight By The Associated Press LOS ANGELES-Archie Moore system will be used-the winner will meet Tony Anthony for the a round gets 10, the loser nine world light heavyweight cham- wless. pinhl eetonight. Moore won the light heavywei pionship here tngt championship in St. L ouis Dec.: Moore, the distinguished antique 1952, in 15 rounds with Jc from California, puts his world Maxim...…
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…'11E MICHIGANI FOOL: Work Continues Texas College Fires Professors - i a P Readies Frieze Bldg. :ers and packing boxes found in its halls, the Frieze building has doors to students. Ann Arbor High named after a former sident of the Univer- nodeltd structure now he School of Social the speech, German n departments. mpleted in the spring, g will contain the Ro- ;uage department and science classes, in ad- s present tenants. ding, locat...…
…I. 'our Su bscription Today NO, mw r E CAMPUS CITED Y Si r Sixty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom :43 t a See page 4 PARTLY CL 1: Ia ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1957 TWENTY J-CIO Group tLdIls Hoffa rt Practically Reads Tearnstef if Large Labor Organization (A The AFL-CIO Ethical Practices Commit- ead Teamster Union boss James R. Hoffsa Flu Blamed For Deaths Of Fifteen LONDON (P) - Asian flu was blamed ...…
…I°HEw MICHIGAN Intl i i rn rnrrriiw r' GEORGE GRANGER BROWN: Dean of Engineering College Dies During Summer 10#4 )WARD G. YVONNE, DEBRA BINSN.DECARLO- PAGET MARTHA JUDITH VINCENT I SCOTT " AN DERSON "PRICE KY.J A JACK GW155S *"fktDM P K!fMK TIMES 12 Noon & 3:50 P.M. oon and 3:50 and Showing at 8 P.M. ONLY S SUNDAYS - 0-.8P.M. eekday Matinees 9 Dean George Granger Brown, head of the College of Engineer- ing since 1951 and a member of t...…
…TIE MICRIGAN DAILY .etired Scientist, ,7 String Four To Present loll 111 11 r - - - - - . During Summer aedeath of, Dr. Freder- iy last August 9, passed e University's most out- names in medicine. ho died at the age of 92 ed in Ann Arbor for 74 student, teacher, re- and world known '.scien- etired f rom the Univer-< ,y in 1935 as dean-emer- te Medical School after f service. jor contribution was inr e of bacteriology. Novy's and writing...…
…t.C [t MYi Mt l, , : " nions Are Free Will Prevail" 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 printed in The Michigan Daily express the individuatopinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. SEPTEM1ER 19, 1957 NIGHT EDITOR: THOMAS BLUES "oh, Bay...…
…i lITl l .r.r DAILY Found Guilty, Sen:nced, Fined T . tong-pending case of H. r Davis, former Univer- t h e m a t i c s instructor, a climax this summer ivis was found guilty on is of contempt of Con- al District Court Judge W. Kent, who had conducted two-day trial without jury id Rapids last November, ced the verdict June 26. ugust 5 Judge Kent sen- Davis to pay a $250 fine 've six months in prison. Appeal Filed wing the decision on June...…
…eriment in 'Social Orientation' Proves Success M a " The University's experiment in revising it fall orientation pro- gram has proven itself. As the period for acquainting newcomers to campus drew to a close yesterday,'Orientation co- chairmen, Linda Green, '59, and Barry Shapiro, '59, were able to answer "a big yes" to the ques- tion: Can a social orientation pro- gram that fits administrative rou- tine into three days and leaves two ...…
…moiselle's Guest Manager Summer Job Invaluable HONOR CODE: Panhel Rules Allow Free Affiliate-Independent w -w W.) LIZABETH ERSKINE une a University coed who wanted to be a teen aw the fashion field from r side as one of the Made- Magazine's 20 guest edi- 'hompson, a winner in the e's annual contest spent ks in New York. City as t advertising mahager of azine, and visited a num-. ianlufacturers and adver- ;h the Mademoiselle sales- mine was...…
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…IFC Begins MML Givesi is Anniversary Fall Rush Membershin , jo BI~ On Sept. 25 * "A mass rushing smoker on Sep- . .tember 25, at 7:30 p.m. in the Union Ballroom will signal the be- ginning of the fall fraternity rush- ing program. Featured will be fraternity sing- ing, movies and guest speaker John Baity, past president of- the Inter-Fraternity Council. Ques- tions regarding the fraternity sys- tem and rushing procedure will also be answered ...…
…THE 'MICIGAN, DAILY W orked d rather empty commu- than 1000 students at the 10th with other national student or- of the administration or other e end of summer school, National Student Congress. ganizations. authorities should not be criteria Ii became the center of The youths heard renowned Students' Right in the selection or promotion of ational gathering of stu- speakers, debated among them- Students, the top policy-making educators."" i...…
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…DEFENSE-STRESSED: Football Team Ends Two-a-Day Drills " t By PAUL BORMAN. Coach Bennie Oosterbaan con- cluded two-a-day drills with an extra long practice session yester- day afternoon at Ferry Field. Since classes begin today, the football team's practice schedule will be cut dowri to an afternoon session, thereby dropping the morning meeting which. had been utilized since the squad came out. Yesterday's drills, held in near- perfect weath...…
…I TWO " 41v 41P 1A 4 tr Dait1P SECTION Two PAGE URES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1957 zm- Oosterbaan Must Repla Stars Five Departed '56 Prahst, Johnson in Li To Take Over at End F MANPOWER-An army of Indiana Hoosiers battle vainly to stop Michigan's big fullback, errnstein, as he scores one of the Wolverine touchdowns in last year's 40-26 tromping of the s. Herrnstein was tied, with Terry Barr with. six toup...…
…in Rules Saturday TV Davis style, is or more as the sixth time in tion's football ted to top grid the nation via a Dates edule made up and Thanks- ilude two Big 9 and Nov. 2. aes will be se- progresses. es of, appear- ing on the nationwide TV, circuit appear good, especially for the Nov. 2 date. That day Forest Eva- shevski brings his Big Ten cham- pion Iowa Hawkeyes into Ann Arbor. Tough Competition Other games however will offer competit...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ?AGN GIA NTS, BEARS SLIGHT FAVORITES:-- Exhibition Play Shows No Top Teams in NFL Weyo a t "'"..' . '. ....''....:.. " .,... . es National Football League coach---L UN. es may be getting a line on their around Rick Casares, Stan Jones, in the pre-season games that new rookies but the experts are Harlon Hill, and Bill George may they know how to use the two a~r " ~,:y.Ff,, , }. "se: asn playrnotm e inhas come ~tonm qatrak hav...…
… Students Win Awards paid off .for 10 s who received opwood awards in the say and 3ader of T6p winners in the fiction cate- gory were Marilyn Yolles, Grad.;, and Burley Hendricks, '59E. Miss Yolles' winning manuscript was entitled "Three Stpries," while Hendricks' was "Two Stories." Other fiction winners were Helen Major, '58, who entered "Three to. Michigan and ie Store of Quality REASONABLE Prices. Wear Sream cks .. .8.95 up : p Hats. ...…
…CHARGE TWSPAPER BIAS: Survey Research Finds Reader Views quality ;anford ships designed to human resources for esearch and training in ioral science fields were warded to thre Univer- .y members. V. Tyler, director of the Advanced Study in the . Sciences, Stanford, , presented the fellow- >rof. Ronald Lippitt of ogy department, Prof. Stevenson of the phil- partment and Prof. Guy in of the sociology de-" rd Foundation provides: the Center. I...…
…elecourses !egin This vee J / 41F . PLAFKRN ionary of edu- at the 75 freshman aking a full 15- i over television mes. They will iversity canpus -k for a total of five 50-minute discussion and quiz sessions (one for each class). The Very Rev. Celestin J. Stein- er, S. J., University of Detroit president, sees in this pioneer ed- ucational project a possible means of handling the expected doubling 'of college enrollment in the next ten...…
…iew icational Program 1%1 (.5 e 18) er. But it or a good y studentsf ch one in s to jew- were I do assistants in one semester than he would ordinarily receive in a lifetime of classroom instruction. Besides a full television crew headed by its director, the teach- er also has the assistance of a graphic artist; a printer for maps, a set designer, and a motion pic- ture editor. National and even international attention will be focused on ...…
…loot I 'ortu ' Gets PROBLEMS UNRESOLVE Coeducation's 'atterns 'op' 1. ersity researchers an- Thursday that most re in the market for e at least once every h the car owner be-' sent model is in good is still in the market car. aiger, Eva Mueler and of the University's search Center an- ir findings at the atistical. Association, 2. eir 32-month survey, of the families inter- in the market for a nce, 14 per cent twice cent three times or ...…
…ORIENTATION:' Foreign Students Meet A t Nearby Y' Cam p Detroit Begins New TV Experiment 4) Home C More than 70 new international students got their first taste of the University at the Internation- al Center's orientation camp this fall. The outing, held at a YMCA camp about 35 miles from Ann Arbor, was designed to give for-' eign students an introduction to the University and to UniversityJ life, according to William West, of the Internat...…
…THE rn N DAIFLY ligan Councilmen List 'Public Service' as Motive per cent with' the average of 210 pre cent. This would hike the average councilmen salaries in the cities polled from $442 to $1,045. The survey concludes: "Cer- tain rules of thumb to be applied in setting salaries for part-time councilmen seem to emerge from the survey findings . . charter commissions and others should take these general principles inth account." The survey ...…
…(IGuild 'eatures ssLc Fire Hazard Inspeetion traffic will be enforced on State, Liberty, Maynard and Williams rafile "loop" plan will be tried in the campus business district. get: Traffic 'Loops )meRealiMonday t o:dy A city-wide inspection of Ann Arbor fire hazards has revealed ninety per cent of the homes in the area already checked are safe. Begun in July, the program was instituted with the purpose of re- ducing fires in homes of Ann ...…
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…Sixty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom 4ati FRESHMAN SUPPLEMENT ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1957- Enrollment of 24,1co Expected To Make Would Attend By THE UNIVERSITY FROM THE AIR-An aerial photo shows prominent buildings in the main campus area: 1) Medical Center, with North Campus off to upper left, 2) "The Hill" where the coed dorms are located, 3) Angell, Mason and Haven Halls, home of the literary college, 4) Ad...…
…MAGAZINE VOL, IV No. Monday, September 16, 1957 IN THIS ISSUE Feature, Articles Tlose Boning Motels Art School's McClure Meyer Levini's 'Compulsion' Dorms Will Be Dorms Buts Terintal Blues …
