…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...…
…w .. . PERSO OME NAL STUDENTS ar has begun- s and much fun ty a huge success f ,________________________________________. MUSICAL MDSE., RADIOS, REPAIRS .L & SON BAKERY Main - NO 8-9880 / Now - We deliver )F" telligent, industrious, ca- y people ... impossible to the Daily Staff. Attend one eetings: Business-Sept. 25 pt. 26,at 7:15, Sept. 30 at -ial-Sept. 25 at 7:15, Sept. Oct. 1 at 7:15. )F4 Our Price Reg. P'rice $3.79-14 mo8 ($5-12 ...…
…'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...…
…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...…
…I OLLEGE TRAINING R LABOR LEADERS Y Sixty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom i~Iaii4 AU PARTLY CLOUDY, COOLER See pace4 No. 5 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1957 FOURTEEN F rkansas School waits Negroes esidents Now Hold Key to Peaceful elution; Students' Act Uncertain 'LE ROCK, Ark. (M-With National Guard troops no longer ing Central High School and all legal barriers cleared away, ens of Little Rock held the key yesterday...…
…«. THE MICHIGAN DAILY Marine Disputes A ppear Again in World Affairs FORMER BOY SCOUTS: APO's Services Cover Wide Territ nest id' W)-The State e asked again provg an ambi- iding program University. ver, the previ- >gram will be years and costs cent higher. money during session to get posed five-year to cost $103,- s reJected the '.r By SUSAN HOLTZER I of Agriculture o resubmit the e State Budget ion provides the s for Governor They us...…
…'U' Analyzes Presidential Campaigns a To Collect Fungi Newer teopie Ieceive Ji This Year, Agency Revea HUTHWAITE found practically people will jour- aska to study the 1 will brave giant eflies and invis- collect specimens. 9 did both this boat and companied he natural 5 quest of glaciers g t Is tg tree Widespread belief that the Democratic Party stood for the less advantaged economic classes4 was by far the most powerful force off- setti...…
…Sixty-Eighth Year . EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN re Free UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS -eval" STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3 241 ed in The Michigan Daily exp ress the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. a F 1 Of Ye Olde FI ffe "AN AFFAIR TO REMEMBER" combines the acting of two of H1 wood's biggest ...…
…R 22, 1957 THE MCMGAN DAILY PAGE! R~ 22, 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAIlY PAE~ Commiee Reveals Homecoming Theme MISS ATLANTIC CITY: 'U' Coed Plays Hostess at Pageant Assembly Announces I-Hop Plans Assembly Association announces Ah e mby C A socmiti o anuncescampus advertisement. Miss M ar- derpriviledged children at the U the Central Committee for the an- ilyn Harris, '58, assisted by the versity's Fresh Air Camp and t nual Independent-Hop (I-Hop...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, ISSY Mantle, Williams, Sievers Vie for AL Player Honors Gridiron Season Marks Opening Oklahoma Defeats Pittsburgh, 26-0, Georgia Tech. Beats Kentucky, 13-0 4; By BOB ROMANOFF Now that the Yankees have just about done the usual, clinched an- other American League pennant, attention is turning to who will be the Most Valuable Player and Pitcher of the Y...…
…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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… tBand, Singing e Choral Series music. -classical," formed in 1741 as part of the regi- Viennese ment of the same name. ;t was Strausses formed on order of Empress Maria es has re- Theresa who thought that each regiment should have its own band olders will to stimulate troops on parade or I hear this in battle. the bands After being stationed in Vienna, the elder the band gradually obtained itsJ schmeister Viennese touch, playing for armyI dan...…
…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...…
…SIDERATION eg EDUCATION 1flqprn lee page 4 Sixty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1957 4br :43 t tit FAIR, COOLER ETC ..:.. At, Enrollment Sets Record Ann Arbor Totals Rise To 23,000 Condemn LAGOS, Nigeria (A"-- The International Students' Con- ference wound up three weeks of meetings at Ibadan today denouncingt racial segregation in theUnited States. A strongly worded motion urged the Unit...…
…TlE MICHIGAN DAILY . EaCitizens Explode; Then Subside as Troopers Arri Tiet E ast (Cnine fo Pg 2 them and the policemen raised The the people-still wearing face. He went down, blood p "Who's going through?" he their clubs, moving this way and the savage, snarling mob's mask- from his mouth. roared. that as people tried to dodge them. turned on reporters and photo- In the next few minute " a lre,"hred..tatanpentrd onode-thedgraphers. It was a ...…
…wmwxnw W Assembly Reports on Workshop i 5 ON FASHIONS 'HAIRDOS' k ANCY VERMULLEN sr long or short, straight campus hairdos all favor are-for grooming. day of classes and coffee' ve§ little time for putting: not into topnotch condi- the practical coed looks' A solution for hair that's "too pretty" to cut, but too long to manage . .the pony tail! Perky above sweaters by day, it can look glamorous above the dressiest vel- vets by night ...…
…r ' v__. sixty-.Eigt hYear EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN ree UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 in The Michigan Daily exp ress' the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. 24, 1957 NIGHT EDITOR: DAVID TARR Pre-College Educational . osophy Begs Reconsideration' kRT of the...…
…1nd first Days Chaotic AN HOLTZER -- -- mber all those .freshmen ren't confused during Ori- n Week? they are now. three days of classes and cuperative week end, new s are beginning to wonder r they should have attend- se orientation meetings themselves part of a journalism seminar.M The f-antastic array of buildings doesn't help, either. Mason, Haven and Angell Halls are straightfor- ward enough; but English classes in the Economics Build...…
…r9. l l Mitwa ukee, Ne w York Win Pennc N LEAGUE W L Pet. 95 88 79 75 72 72 57 55 54 60 70 74 75 76 90 94' .638 .595 .530 .503 .490 .486 .388 .369 GB 61/z 16 20 22 22 37 40 NATIONAL LEAGUE -W L Pct. Milwaukee ..... 92 57 .617 St. Louis .......86 63 .577 Brooklyn ....... 82 68 .547 Cincinnati ..... 77 71 .520 Philadelphia .. 74 76:::.:3 Newsork ...... 69 82 .457 Pittsburgh *....60 91 .397 Chicago '........ 58 90 .392 GB 5Y2 10 14 18 ...…
…rr61r1 I 1 ni r irnrin nr rr irrr rrirrrrrrri wFrrrrr r r w Irr rnrrlr rr rr wrrrr Ir . Irn rw. r Nrr Mr l rrr rrrr .r ti - _.. - .. -J._ 1 ' I I A' DIFAZIO erver at yester- session of the rines remarked our of practice, still restless to- ing to the red- fourth and fifth iundly beat the ,urday. observed, "I'll eat them today d-shirts was* .gnning of of the first ihe session wore on, ,ana to catch the fire echelonis. Qr maybe irritated, ...…
…TlE MICHIGAN DAILY > -1TUE$ IrMll GUILD ( ,FIRST SEMESTER 1957-58 0. a The Little World. of Don Camillo with Fernandel Gino Cervi The Good Earth 7 & 9:20 with Paul Muni, Luise Rainer, Walter Connelly Rashomon with Machiko Kyo, Toshiro Mifune, Masayuki Mori Henry V 7 & 9:45, (color) with Lawrence Olivier, Robert Newton Gaslight with Charles Boyer, Ingrid Berg- mann, Joseph Cotten, Dome May Whitty Birth of a Nation with Henry B. W...…
…f k State rust Pay rRising Enrollment L Sixty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom. ~aitjP FAIR, COOL See page 4 ..m ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1957 i ,..... ..... W.r.... t )b Condemned U.S. Menace tle Rock' Violence Undermining ited States Prestige - President INGTON (M)-President Dwight D. Eisenhower, telling the v he sped federal troops to Little Rock, said last night that there menaced the very safety of th...…
….. DAILY r ector Aung TiN Lecture Cancer Understanding Seen In Our Lifetime' t;r ..,. (Continued from Page 1) ) . the Civil War developed and on'cer- Southern governors were not ak- aa and ing requests for federal interven- tion. he Bur- Federal troops were used in Ar- he em- kansas, in an effective though nal in- somewhat passive manner, in the "Here transition days following the Civil interest War. e play In 1868, people in three Arka...…
…WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1957 THE MICHIGAN .DAILY. WEDNESflAY, SEPTEMBER 2~5, 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Michigan Drills Hard For USC Tilt Saturday By CARL RISEMAN Michigan's f o o t b a 11 squad 'sweated it out' on Ferry Field yes- terday afternoon. The team participated in one of its most grueling practices of the year as it prepared for the Saturday showdown with South- ern California. Leave Tomorrow A practice will be held this afterno...…
…Elem Ad010att Daily 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 must be noted in all reprints. Sounding of the Shofar, Traditional S...…
…. & orities Initiate Pledges CLASSIFIED ADVERTISIN' I -Dapy--Carnes Curtss G THE OATH-Along with seven other sororities, Phi Mu initiated their ,iedges this fall. '7 campus dance yen Saturday, to 12:30 a.m. oom will fea- ne, Judy Cap- Cap-man, an- A y As- will feature enline in the ballroom playing "smooth dance music and the Mark-Harvey Com- bo in the Hussey Room who will "go down South America way" as they play the Latin: rhythms of...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN [ Organization Notices AFTER FACULTY ATTACK: Princeton Dismisses Catholic Chaplai itinued from Page 4) nk, Joseph T. Paris, Robert uille Fillmre, Wilim R.' Phylis Feldman, Marcia E. wrence S. Fallis, Jr., Marcia Ireen, Mary V. Grayson, Er-. Grayson, Janet M. Gardner, rdner, Hannah Gruenewald,. ndler, Sydell Gelber, Barbara Roger L. Greenberg, Donna >use, Shirley A. Gosling, Hel- Goodman, Nancy...…
…WORLD WATCHES LITTLE ROCK Sixty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom iZ~aii1j , 4, See page 4 FAIR, WARMER I VIII, No. 8 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1957 offa Indicted y Grand Jury fL-CIS} Executive Council Levels accusation of 'improper Activities'4 W YORK (P)-James R. Hoffa was hit by a doule-barreled yesterday-a new criminal indictment and a jab by the O-as he readied his bid for top power in the big Teamster feder...…
…THE MCHIGAN AILY Automobile Ban Causes Bicycle Boom NEGROES PRAISE MAYOR MANN: Little Rock Parents Exert Pressure on Children U. ig meeting held Jnion Ballroom, ushee was ac- Michigan Fra- Shaw, assistant ainI stu- set ay- eal el e -Daily-David Arnold BICYCLE MENAGERIE--Confusion seems to be the best description of the impression of bikes at the University. Especially confused are the pedestrians and automobile drivers who contend wi...…
…Vim,- nd Cure )r Cretins ANGOON RECTOR: Aung Gives Burma's Opinion on Neutralism Havana Faculty Look for Jobs in Cuba Try FOLLETT'S niversity medical researchers, e developed a method of pre- ;ing mental and physical re- .ism caused by cretinism, a ase afflicting children at esearch was one of 14 projects 1 for by a state approprintion 300,000 to the University for arch in human'resources dur- 1956-57. retinism, or congenital hypo- oidism...…
…You~ I/ *,. Ittff 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 il 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. I 1 .. , M awr.: A' ' .Y - _ .p Fysb6 i4fc Student U.S. with. ...…
…. S .. s n' N wu Its tIrVeas Season's. New,, Suits Feature Casui all Activities C4 By NANCY VERMULLEN Impu at >ciet3 thlet . . )p N ty N w st ands, sday sated Huro grout rmir L9th held stern "Ilrst s are off RoaidVr the Gil- Cynthia Conway, Rosalind Fer- y, Union ris; Jill Freedman, Judy Gilden, ic Asso- Sherry Hutte, Carol Jones, JoAnn Krantz, Ruth Lehman, Dale May-, ers, Jayne Miller, Helen Murray, . Ann Polak, Bette Romola, Elsa cie...…
…Four-Team Battle Forecast in SEC THREE RATE 'MVP' AWARD: NL Poll Faces Neck and Neck I a prettier way to wear bows? $ We haven't seen it. A young, lovely splash of frivolity at your feet tot underline the difference an ordinary shoe and one that's special ...Mannequins, of course. (This is the second of .a series of articles dealing with football con- ferences throughout the nation. To- day's article deals with the South- east Conference...…
