…Mandav. Februarv 7. 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Poge Five rviui iuuy, I UvI u%-J , y NAMES. *.. (Contatioed from Pager d) Tom Boyle and Mary Ellen DeLal- la: Fank L,. BravY, Jr. and And- rey Ann Schaefer; Elliot B3radasi and Nellie Bradus:; Richard Brendl- er and Phyllis Brender:; Richard Brewer and Diane Dowvsett; Char- les Bristol and Lois Windver; Date oBroderick and Bever'ly Sihea: Cliarles Brooks and Ginger Reed; Alan E. Brown and Helen ...…
…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY -P-ge S ix THEI Mr TICHN IIfNICAN DILY4 11-1 A Tom Gibson and JoAnne Yates; N A * * Dick Gilca and Mildre Zeder; Don Gilger and Flo Arnold: Bob Gil- (Csariaca fom ace5) low and Nancy Wright; Shcldon Ginns and Carolc Karp: Jin GIIANT L3ABEL AND DOSE- Glanvillc and MVary, Dwycr; Martin .MA1,V HICKS; Norman Galsel Goldman and Coots Glass; R'ich- and Gabcrs on and P og y Zuecci; Stuat NMJitceal Glass man and ionsa d...…
…moilfov. lohmoly 1, IQY T111 NMIC hIGAN PAIl 11111a1: tlulehue Field! lii i~it I sttllt t u luiii it 1 .r t , t ItiuM 1t iiviuiiiiitit I litttttl tiiv hhiiiifitiiiiiit Rlit lvi: iit '!!. , li t tf" R:i tIittl~ ttttt l ui f1t1 (i l ii .1:t\' Ii:11 li ll~v :ttii :lit 1' \' t vh t 'RI , I t,1i tt: iii~lR1,+li" iith~ tvlR {A;i i C: ' :ttti ti'.o Nll : i ,t it 1\ii viifi ft' Ri dt",t:ttiii t viiii+ i Rh iiiif lliR"t ..cli ttRi th iRi V'lli RR I...…
…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Monday, February 7, 1955 Microclean CtEAN UNDER THE MICROSCOPE Microclecn-the beautiful way to clean clothes! -Day Shirt Service PHONE NO 2-3231 -DflY or NIGHT …
…Monday, February ~/, 1955 T HE MI CH IGA N DA IL Y Page Nine Mod1 ebur ,195TEMCHGNDIY aeNn NAMES... (Continued from Page 7) William Leibengood and Ginny McWhirter; Marvin ~aeech and Janice Guyton; George Lempio and Nancy Park; Tom Leopold and Laurie Nath; Allan Levy and Don- na Westerlund; Tom Levy and Nora Lee Smokler; Dean Leith and Elizageth Elliott; Franklin Lemkey and Virginia O'Conner; James Le- ven and Arline Popper; James L. Lewis...…
…Page Ten T HE MI CH IGA N D A ILY Monday. February7. 15 _gTe.EMC IA AIYMsinsyr , FehreUrsr7 1(r , F I ® ,a"" Flowers- i iJ for your Valentiney UNIVERSITY FLOWER SHOP 523 East Liberty Street (} <" > ><==>tt"«>o< ===><-"">0 -y <--y o< . <==>o<---yo j I I .. I %Inay//ower )keitauran SPECIALIZING in WAFFLES 7:00 A.M.-9:00 P.M Everyday artd'iny, 4vitiontrt c~nd A- - - - - t i 1 f I Ii I' ', I _- i 7 1 s R 1 I i A r J 1 i z i Z 1 r ...…
…Monday, February 7, 1955 T HE MI CH IG AN D AI1LY ModaFerar",'95 H MCIGNDAL . e , F.. . Beaeon Set For Applied Botany Class By ANNY NONOMOUS "The need for applying the fun- damentals of botany has led me to approve the establishment of a beacon that will be placed in the middle of the arboretum," Uni- versity President Harlan Catcher announced last week. President Catcher explained, "This beacon will allow the stu- dents to go to the arbor...…
…Page Twelve T HE MIC H IGA N DA IL Y MVondav Februnrv 7 19S5 PagVTwly, TEMCHIyNDIY7 , 1 7 igns American Puckster By NANOOK OF THE NORTH Michigan hockey coach Vic Hoo- ligan rocked the sporting world late last night when he announced that the Wolverines had signed their first American icer of all time. x He is Amos Basoon, a 39 year old grad student who played on an industrial team for many years. The team represented a large manure plant...…
…Monday, February 7, 1955 Girls Rip T HE M IC H IGA N D A ILY Page Thirteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Thirteen Varsity, 28-0 *1' By DILL POUGLISm andBEE SNOBERTSON In the mud and rain of historic. Palmer Field, an all-girl all star football team smashed Michigan's mighty varsity 28-0 yesterday in one of history's great upsets. The broads of Dr. Margie Bong, who last week challenged Binnie Boosterbum's varsity to the game, were so good that ...…
…Page Four teen T HE MI CH IGA N D A ILY Monday, February 7, 1955 Page ourten TE MIHIGANDAIL Monay, ebrury ,15 Se, the sororiti'es andf fraternities of the University o Michigan, join together in support of the worthy campaign for the March o Dimes -XII an it ACACIA ALPHA CHI OMEGA ALPHA DELTA PHI ALPHA DELTA PI ALPHA EPSILON IOTA ALPHA EPSILON PHI ALPHA EPSILON P1 ALPHA GAMMA DELTA ALPHA OMICRON PI ALPHA PHI ALPHA TAU OMEGA ALPHA XI DE...…
…Monday, February 7, 1955 Top Off Your Evenings aIt the MILK MAID DiIVENN RESTAURANT Open 11 A.M - 12:30 P.M 3730 Washtenaw Near Pittsfield Village ORDERS TO GO-NO 8-7146 ' will JDRUG CaSTORE Prescriptions Drug Sundries Student Supplies Magazines Stationery Fountain Service YOUR REXALL STORE ON THE CAMPUS 340 S. State Phone NO 2-0534 F 1 ' _I JOIN THE MARCH OF DIMES - -, a ~texture,.. 195 . Take strides in the luxury leather of Winthrop C...…
…Page Site THE MICHIGAN DAILY Monday, February 7, 1955 Page Sixteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Monday, February 7, 1955 Paul Bunion Wrapped in Sock at DBS fy JOHN BUNYAN their tip off from the manageir of to the Stadium in a 1934 Mercedes Special investigators from the the Capitalist Market in Ann Ar- Benz on a dark night in Decembe: Michigan State Cop School yes- bor. He reporotedly overheard two while members of the Athletic de- terday rounded up...…
…Monday, February 7, 1955 T HE MI CH IGA N D A ILY Page Seventeen Monday, February 7, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Paae Seventeen A NOTED ARCTIC BASSO: Eyezik Wail To Howl With Gong Today By IGLEHORN GORP ;..:.... >,,',,. Eyezik Wail, noted Arctic basso ill appear in the 13%!2 Coal Onion Series concert at 6:01 a.m. today in Slope Auditorium. He will be as isted by J. Arty Rank on the Chinese gong. Wail's early musical training took place in ...…
…Page Eighteen T HE M IC H IG AN D A ILY M d.A^. Fnkr.- 7 1aZ mona y, reuruory I, 1955 Support the March of Dimes FINGERLE LUMBER COMPANY Support the March of Dimes THE LEWIS & FRISINGER CO. Hark ye v Clad in s armou Gazing ou Altruists, Turning r Toward tI assem Pointed sl Of the Big Narcissists: vision in the mirror, elf-wrought, self-hewn Marching Phalanx, each one sr, bearing z, Spear and mirror in his hand, it, not gazing down on, W...…
…Monday, February 7, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nineteen Monday, February 7. 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Paqe Nineteen Queen of Women Discusses Role of Metaphors in Society It was just a routine conference. Just some of the campuscoeds witha particularly vicious swipe gathering in the office of the of the emery. "Indeed, so I did. Queen of Women for a regular This is like lighting the fire with periodical weekly chat on the Fate a different m...…
…Page Twenty__ THE MICHIGAN DAILY Monday February 7, 1955 NEW SEMESTER SALE THRIFT-MINDED CYCL ISTS WILL APPROVE th is doule bivain i fGenuine Engqlihbicycles at his low, Thlif ty Pr ie GENUINE ENGLISH 3 9 Ki 1 ~ Campus Bike& Hobby 119,8 PlilIA l514-16 E Williarn Ann Arbor, Mih. ...a catr with '"go" Stt(entl ' I le Giveni Cars TR CrToA lldae Folste i tro w llisnoetpoesost o I t i i ~ 11csIeittfiti mrkii 1111iii'iexcerpts ri onttheif i 1'lio t d...…
… It's ot What You Do But the Way That SUCCESS OF STUDYING IS ALL IN THE METHOD-'U' Stu- sible. Four modern-day methods are here illustrated. ONE: There's dents have been trying for years to find some way to get a semes- the so-called "study-date" method, a campus favorite for years, ter's course material into their heads in as short a time as pos- but not guaranteed for best results-on the finals that is. TWO: The pacer, who'd walk a mile ...…
… TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRMAF, JANVARY 14,1955 TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY. JANUARY 14. 1955 _._ r. ._ .. ..... ... i ,,.. i ILI" a 1956 BLUE BOOKS IT'S IN THE BOOK: Bolts: Wrong, Insulting Says Chronicle in 1868 i All Sizes ..MEMENO SWIFTS DRUG STORE 340 S. State St. "YOUR REXALL STORE" + By NORM BARR Lack of originality of present- day students can be evidenced by an article which appeared on the front page of the May 2, ...…
… FRIDAY, 'JANUARY14 195'5 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TnREE I FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE - 7 -OW HUSH YO' FUSS!: 'Quiet' Signs Display Creative Talent By DONNA HANSON "It's quiet hours so will you please shut up?" This order will prevail in all of the dorms for the next two weeks while perpetual quiet hours are enforced. To exemplify the need for quiet, many of the women in Helen New- berry dormitory h a v e pos...…
…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 1955 FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 1955 ODAY AND TOMORROW: Economic Warfare, Not Tariff Level, The Real Problem' "Anchors Aweigh" [ EADING the President's message on foreign economic policy, one is left with a general npression that American tariff rates are too igh and that what he is asking for is authority o lower them a little bit by reciprocal agree- ients arrived at by inter...…
… ARY 14, 1955 OST GENEROUS DONOR: Estimate $16 Millon Donated by Cook I PAGE FIVE By LOU SALER William W. Cook; the Univer- sity's most generous private bene- factor, donated an estimated $16 million to his alma- mater during his lifetime and in his will. Donor of the entire Law Quad- rangle and Martha W. Cook Build- ing, Cook left a $2/2 million en- dowment to the Law School in his will, the income from which (about $125 thousand yearly) ...…
… SIX THE MICHIGAN HAIILV (.lf) I" A.1Y T A 1R I n ti Yi '.9. a .1 .- ... SIX . a sw ..a....t1a a .s . rts..aL a FJD.AY, JANUARY 14, 1955 , AI 11 III al Popular and Classical Long-Play Record PRICES SLASHEI State Legislature Introduces Proposal To Control 'M' TV , , I! ,{ 10" LP Discs, Listed at 4.95: NOW2.98 12" LP Discs, Listed at 5.95: NOW 3.98 85% of Schwann LP Catalogue Represented Build your Long-Play Record Library of "Top-Dr...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAtn. V. VVWw THE MICHIGAN DALYib A V.U' UW I i ; Minnesota Icei p - I Mays Fights With Gomez In BallPark SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico ()- The Willy Mays-Ruben Gomez in- cident was passed off yesterday by Pedro Zorrilla, president of the Santurce team of the Puerto Ri- can League, as "one of those in- cidents arising every day on every club because of horseplay among ball players." A report Wednesday said the two New York G...…
… PAGE EIGHT. THE M CNIGAN (DAILY FRIDAY, JANUARY I+ PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JANUARY 1 MEMO TO ALL STUDENTS.Next week, beginning Wednesday, Jan. 19th, Bay's Arcade Jewelry Shop, No. 16 Nickel's Arcade, are holding a history making sale of Costume Jewelry. This event will feature jewelry gift items priced from $1.00 to $2.00. They are introducing this event at this time to give you something very special during the student ho...…
…a~~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE NM I- ~ ~ ~~~g m3 ,."\" ""'q_________________________________________________________________ ...< R'.''___an._"'..:_________________'>_2.___y_<_._________________a____.__ . i :0 MARCIA LORCH JOYCE BRICKER JACQUELINE SCHIFF Coeds' Engagements Announced by Parents UNIVERSITY OF SUMMER TOURS SUMMER SESSION °.D.H'WARD SEVEN WEEKS $ $3 FOR ONLY 7 TAX This price includes airplane roundtrip between the West Coast ...…
…-T PAGE TEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRTDAY, JANi DRASTIC CHANGE: UNESCO Budget Aimed At Fewer Major.Projects By ERNEST THEODOSSIN A "drastic change" will come over the character of UNESCO according to Prof. Robert C. An- gell of the sociology department. Prof. Angell, a member of the American delegation to the eighth general conference of UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Sci- entific and Cultural Organization), explained that this "change...…
… EDITOR'S NOTE See Page 4 moo li1t La test Deadline in the State 4:3 xit4p SNOW FLURRIES 0 LXV, No.I81 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 1955 EIGH T PAGES Dems Attack Nixon Again For Tactics Hall Challenged By Paul Butler WASHINGTON (P)-Democrats last night resumed their attack on Vice-President Richard Nixon for his 1954 campaign tactics even as President Dwight D. Eisenhow- er was defending his 1952 running mate by sayin...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY TM SnA4 .TAIgTTARV 1.1- f ON-09 TH MC IGA AL fTDnv AhTA 9IK &ZAV OLF, Aj dZ2lNVlJM 1.59 1UD3 3 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN camps, resorts, or in industry. Those interested should register with the Bu- reau of Appointments at this special meeting in Angell Hall, Auditorium C, Thurs., Jan. 13, at 4:00 p.m. If you would like the Bureau to assist you in obtaining a job this summer it is ur- gent that you be present at this me...…
… THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE THURSDAY, SANITARY 13, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGFZ THTU~W J aa. Vli i iili4iJ"A:S l Army Plans To Place All ROTCMen All qualified Army ROTC grad- uates will be commissioned, an- nounced the Department of the Army in a new plan for calling to active duty ROTC graduates to be commissioned between May 1 and Sept. 30 of this year. Entry of the commissioned offi- cers into active dut...…
… PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY. TANTTAR'. 1:K_ 14K.K' PA E -U T H M C H G A A IL Y TT TTiA A TT A V 1 S f jLAAkjATw)ajLp MA* dtll'vvIILAWA Lot Lvov f EDITOR'S NOTE BY GENE HARTWIG the athletic department hurried the statue off Daily Managing Editor to an obscure corner of the team room In the ALIGHT, you've had your fun. The thrill Stadium. Crowded conditions in the Athletic of pulling off the "big Job" is fading away. Administrat...…
… THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE. FTVR m .Y [riuW UVU 11 Buddy Rich Featured With Dorsey Brothers Opening a weekend of activities, the 1955 J-Hop, "Bali Ha," will until Tommy Dorsey invited offer couples attending the dance, to join that outfit. music of Tommy Dorsey and his A hitch with the Marine Cc brother, Jimmy, from 9 p.m. to and the organization of an ag 2:30 a.m. Friday, Feb. 4. gation of his own followed, a Th...…
… PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JANUARY 13,:1955 PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 1955 Swimmers fce Paddleball Game Originated Here; Now Spread Completely Over Nation) .P o isin ° Year Records Fall in IowaWin Sophomores PerformWe By JIM BAAD How many people who play pad- deball know that the sport was invented at the Intramural Build- ing? Director of intramural sports, Eary Riskey, inventor of paddle- ball and ...…
… 13, 1955 AIMME MICIUGA N DAILY PAGE SEVEN 13. 1955fIfE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN Sophomore Dunnigan Bolsters Line; Ds High in Future Hockey Plans By DAVE RORABACI'ER "The most improved player on the squad." Such is the label that Coach Vic Heyliger has placed on Dick Dun- nigan, one of the new sophomore sensations on the Michigan hockey scene. A fast, shifty player and good competitor, according to Heyliger, Dunnigan has yet to de- velo...…
…A Timm THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY,-SANUTARYW13, 1955 DAILY OFFICIAL ll BULLETIN Sociology 54, Final Examination. Jan. 22, 2:00-5:00 p.m. Instructor Room Assignment Peterson ................231 Angell Hall Weller ....................35 Angell Hall Slesinger ..............2003 Angell Hall Sociology 60, Final Examination. Jan. 22, 2:00-5:00 p.m. Instructor Room Assignment Blood ................2225 Angell Hall Hamblin ..............2235 ...…
… Funds for Davis Show Unsettling Difference See. Page 4 YI L Latest Deadline in the State D4aiI4 tt 0 CLOUDY, IGHT SNOW VOL. LXV, No. 80 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1955 SIX I i __ _ :SL PondersI D+4 isp osition Of Surplus: SGC May Get $5,000 Remainder By DAVE BAAD Student Legislature, going out of existence in two months, is dis- "cussing disposal of a sizable treas- ury. According to SL treasurer Bill Adams, '57, ...…
….. .... .. .. .... TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY writ"WV QIM A %r T ,l ILtTT R IM'4 r 4 r. V A W W _ II wVJINESDAY11, JJANAY1, 1955 5 -Daily-Dick Gaskill TIM GREEN, '57, JOHN B. MARTIN, CATHARINE GIBSON AND JOHN FEIKINS DISCUSS REPUBLICAN PARTY DAY PROGRAM Reulicans Stress Party Difficlis Challenges (Continued from Page 1) Owen J. Cleary warned that lacking or underemphasizing any one of candidates, issues, money Swire To Address Speech Asse...…
…T, JANUARY I2,1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE 1'. JANUARY 12. 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE c n 1 rl eams Show Promise 0 in Weekend Victories -----© i i i i 1' 11h9 &'ith Spit by dove livingston _! i Ii Wins Over Wisconsin, OSU Give Cagers First-Place Tie Kramer, Williams, Groff sky Add Strength Under Boards; Jorgenson Stars at Guard OVERWHELM PURDUE: WrestlersRely on Overall Strength --'21 J WITH BUT TWO WEEKS of 1...…
… WAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY. JANTTARV 72_ IMIC PAGE POUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1I~nWV~T)AV 1ANTTTA1~V 1' io~ rra:..vx a:e arns dtsPlllt#iluZ 1(,r 1. 7JJ Funds for Davs Show Unsettlng Regents, Faculty Difference, THERE IS something particularly unsettling American Association of University Professors in the fact that faculty members of the to which most of the faculty belong, only those College of Literature, Science and the Arts ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PALE FIVE THE MICHIGAN DAILYPAGE FiVE MODERN-DAY PORTIAS--Much of the life of a law student at the University is spent in doing research poring over 'huge' vol- umes of legal material. Mary Anderson, freshman in Law school, does some research in the law library for a case brief which she is preparing for the next day's class. Males Give Approval Of.LaW School Coeds Committee ' Chooses Skits For Program Skit Night Scenar...…
… I AGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2. ,1953 iWLDNif.7dAY /. ANTTLAY j. 1,G Z17U K r- 'U' Conservation Faculty Members Attend Talks' 'LIGHTED TOBACCO': SAC Seeks Students Ignore 'No Smoking' Signs Iousint Daiches Lectures on Guilt, Innocence in Shakespeare By ETHEL KOVITZ Nine University faculty mem- bers are participating in a Lan- sing conference seeking solutions to the Droblems of pollution, and waste and mismanage...…
… CONGRESSIONAL IRRESPONSIBILITY j See Page 2 Y Latest Deadline in the State Iaii4 SNOW FLURRIES Ewa ... o., .._ ... I VOI& LXV, No. 79 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1955 MiTR Patl-l - - p i~ft V 22£ AiN F 'Rights' Fund Gives Davis $2000 Gran] LS&A Faculty Also Donates By MURRY FRYMER Dismissed mathematics instruc tor, H. Chandler Davis has bee awarded a $2,000 grant from th: Bill of Rights Fund to aid in th legal def...…
… TWO THE MICHIGAN , DAILY TUESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1955 TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JANUARY 11. 1955 .__ _ ..___ Y_ _ _ Congressional Irresponsibility Behind Lattimore Case THE OLD 83rd Congress earned itself a neat piece of fame as the Congress that cen- sured McCarthy, but unfortunately the work of the ubiquitous Senator isn't removed that easily. The most serious ingredient of McCarthyism was a rampant sense of irresponsibility. While...…
…TUESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1955 TH MICHIGaa..AN~~ , MAr . A in Irm TUESAY, ANUAY 11 195Tvu! MWHHai HAWK PAGE THLREE5 I Red Wngs, 'l Icers Play Tr C ,* Efl 'o Annual Exhibition I-LE SPOWRT IHaT ... by Jack Horwitz In a small room in the basement of the Sports Building, you'll fnd a group of eager young boxers working out every Monday and Wednesday evening. Many of you may not have heard of this activity offered by the Intramural departm...…
… FOUR T19E MICB Ii GAN DAILY FO~ THE MICIUGAN DAILY I SOLUTIONS SCARCE: 'U' Classroom Shortage May Affect Class Hours By ARLIS GARON Shortage of classroom space may force literary college students to select classes at less popular hours, according to Prof. Paul S. Dywer of the mathematics depart~- ment, Chairman of the Commit- tee on Class Study and Room As- signment.. He indicated in making room -ssignments, departments are be- ing lim...…
…THE LADEJINSKY CASE See Page 4 Y SAir Latest Deadline in the State tit49 COLDER, SNOW FLURRIES VOL. LXV, No. 78 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 9, 1955 SIX PAGES Democrats May Reopen Peress Case New Information. Starts Inquiry WASHINGTON (1') - Furthe impetus was given yesterday to reopening of a Senate investiga tion of the Maj. Irving Peress cas after what some senators called belated disclosure of new informa tion by the Army. D...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY l AVI L' 11Y' rv SUNDAE. JANUARY 9.1951 TIlE MICHIGAN flAILY ~TN1)AY. JATTrTARV O~ 1O~M v%.J aN .VXJL3. tlA1.LEVcaiv U, JLUJJ' a ONE CONVICTION: Police Still Investigate Teen-Age Parties in City By PETE ECKSTEIN Investigations are continuing into a series of three teen-age par- ties which lasted almost two days. All details of the revels, which began Dec. 31, are still not known, according to Sgt. George Simmons of ...…
… ARY 9.19556 4".C it kakAi6AiAIIA PAGE THREE i l' Wrestlers, Gym Squad in Season Openers 'M' Grapplers Beat Purdue In Unexpected 28-7 Victory Defending Western Conference Champs Upset as Kaul, Haney, Deppe Gain Falls Special to The Daily Purdue wrestled to a 1-1 draw. LAFAYETTE, Indiana - Michi- This low scoring bout was the most gan's wrestling squad pulled one evenly matched bout of the entire of the most surprising upsets of meet...…
… rl'iit' MiI lIGAN .fit'.L SUNDAY, JANUARY 9,49W UN Asr .Ya. JN ARY . )1VVV' The Ladejnsky Case: The Boys Who Cried Wolf A MAN, named by one government depart- ment as a security risk, has been appoint- ed with the full knowledge of the President to an important position in a pivotal Asian country. The statement sounds fantastic, impossible, like something Joe McCarthy might dream up. But what sounds like treason is merely tragedy, the fa...…
… SUNDAY, JANUARY 91-1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'AGEI SUNDAY, JANUARY 9,1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Traditional J-Hop Will Highlight Full Weekend of Entertainment Men's Glee Club Members Plan Inter-semester Tour 'DRIVE AWAY EXAM BLUES:' Union To Give Bluebook Ball Forty-five Men's Glee Club members will go on tour between With the 1955 J-Hop, entitled "Bali Hai" and scheduled for Fri- day, Feb. 4, only four weeks away, plans for the ent...…
… s97 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUARY 9, 1955 From Burgers to Missiles- Subject of Folsom Lecture A LITTLE KNOWN HORMONE: Conn Discovers Uncommon Disease "Research Developments - from Hamburgers to Guided Missiles," will be the topic of an address by Prof. Richard G. Folsom of the en-! gineering college at R p.m. Jan. 11 at Rackham Auditorium. Prof. Folsom, director of the En- gineering Research Institute, will discuss how the Instit...…
