…MEMBERS CAN MAKE SGC EFFECTIVE Latest Deadline in the State Dai4F lb See Page 4 PARTLYCLUUUX VOL. LXV, No. 77 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 8, 1955 SIX PA' Ike's Speech Creates Stir In Congress Defense Policies Irk Democrats WASHINGTON (M) - Congress took a second look yesterday at President Dwight D. Eisenhower's State of the Union proposals, and differences of opinion began to arise over some of them. France S bmits...…
… THE MCHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY. TANTIARSV It. 1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~ATT~rPT~AV TATiTTT&D'V a Ax imr, UtinY b, 1z Work Continues on Union Addition BOOBY TRAPS: Critics Place in Music Reviewed by Thomson I IFIE ; I Iv D'AVITT KAPLTAN "I am not sure whether or not a reviewer is a service to music," Virgil Thomson, composer and music-critic commented yesterday. Thomson lectured on "Memoirs of a Music Critic" at the opening session of the Mi...…
…AY, JANUARY 8, 1955 THE IMICUIGAA DAILT PAGE THREE jagers, Grapp lers, Gymnasts To Compete To day Wolverines Oppose Irish In Gym Tilt By BOB JONES Michigan's gymnasts travel to South Bend this afternoon to meet the Irish of Notre Dame in their' first dual meet of the season. Coach Newt Loken is completely in the dark as to Notre Dame's potentialities, but since the Wol- verines downed Coach Ray Run- ckle's Irish last year, -55-41, he i...…
…koUR 'I'Atit lY LiCi ti"A'N ."Aij «3AIURDAYJANUA Lk 8, 1955 LIJUR 'kitE ~ ~it~kk4k ~AiUKDA~, JANUAitk ~, 1~5~ DESPITE STRUCTURE: Members Can Make SGC Effective Student Voice RETURNING FROM their Christmas vaca- tinmany students were pleased to hear that the Regents had approved the proposed Student Government Council on a two-year trial basis. After all, the Dec. 18 story on the Regents' meeting in the Detroit News opened with something...…
…TUARY 8, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE- FI UARY8, 1~5 ~lE ICHGAN AIL PAG __ ----7 TI-1- )BE COMPLAINTS: ity Accelerates Action )n. Building Inspections Ann Arbor's building inspec- tion program is getting into full swing now that the additional in- spector appointed last fall is on the job. Robert E. Miller, who resigned as a fireman to help John E. Ryan } check the city's multiple unit dwellings for safety standard vi- olations, assumed...…
… 1111HE MICHIGAN DATYX C A PrT? b?1 A %Y V x aY .Y. T1 NU: YI...RRVAV U.IAlV i..n -- SATURDAY, JANUAI College Students To Meet i State Political Leaders Major political leaders from Michigan will participate in the annual Democratic and Republi- can Party Days to be held Mon- iay and Tuesday in the Rackham Building. John Feikens, chairman of the Republican State Central Com- mittee, will address the Republi- can Party Day Tuesday audie...…
… HAMMARSKJOTY' IN CHINA See Page 4 Y Latest Deadline in the State Datit~ I,- r - 0 PARTLY CLOUDY, COLDER mA ' £CTY UA W_ C V XV. N.V r 7 I ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 7, 1955 b1 YA""N I JJ ------ ----- - RL. lf1l Yy lyl V. i0 - - 1 -Daily-Dean Morton NICHOLAS T. GONCHAROFF ..."a religion of sincerity" Goncharoff Calls Religion Answer to Communism By SHIRLEY CROOG and MARY ANN THOMAS "The positive answer to fighting Co...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JANUARY 7, 1955 TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JANUARY 7,1955 variety of Positions Set I'or U' February Grads FINDERS KEEPERS? Clothes, Books, Yarn Fill Lost & Found h .., . . 4 . y ' '. '. . /.. P ,.. A A.) By BETTY SCHOMER Overseas teaching, in Europe nd the Far East with the Army's )ependent Schools is one of the iany job opportunitir; for the february graduate, according to hie Bureau of Appointments. Maint...…
… FRIDAY, JANUARY 7, "1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGEd __DY AUR ,95TH IHGNDIYPG Wolverine Nu Sigma Nu p Phi Chi In 'Hoop Tilt Nu Sigma Nu smashed Phi Chi's "B" team last night, 41-8, to high- light professional fraternity bas- ketball action at the I-M Build- ing. Bill Egbert of the Nu sigs was high with 10 points. In other games, Phi Rho Sigma topped Tau Epsilon Rho as Jack Jacobs hit for 10, and Marty Gehner's 20 markers led Alpha Rho Chi ...…
…FRIDAY, JANUARY 7, 1953 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE 1~tICflIGAN DAILY FRIDAY. JANUARY 7. 1955 , RECOGNITION NEEDED? Hammarskjold in China Having Little Effect IT IS QUITE a paradox that the United Nations Secretary General, Dag Ham- marskjold, should be in Red China to try and negotiate for the release of 21 American fly- ers. First of all, a majority of the UN member nations have not recognized China under the Communist rule of Mao Tse-tung....…
…FRd Y, JANUARY "1,1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY IA} FRIDAY. JANUARY 7.1955 TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY I I 1 Religious Groups Plan Activities 'U' Students To Sponsor Campus religious groups have scheduled a variety of events for the last free weekend before the exam period. At the Hille Foundation the weekly supper at 6 p.m. today will be followed by Sabbath services sponsored. by Delta Phi Epsilon. The Yiddish Class will meet at 10:10 a.m. Sunday. Th...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY xZi 'f mi x,7' JftX w Ura lX7 wr -or ev n" A I ' President Outlines Legislative Plans (Continued from Page 4) . f .... I . e JACKIE ROBINSON request, careful studies were made of the problems of these farm people. I shall later submit recom- mendations designed to assure the steady alleviation of their most pressing concerns. Because drought also remains a serious agricultural problem, I shall recommend legislation...…
…POLIO DRIVE See Page 4 Y Latest Deadline in the State t t 94 COLDER, SNOW FLURRIES VOL. LXV, No. 75 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 1955 SIX PAGES Ladejinsky Gets Post with FOA Stassen Makes Key Appointment Of Attache Dismissed by Benson WASHINGTON (P)-Wolf Ladejinsky, fired by the Agricultur Department as a security risk, got a key job Wednesday with the For- iegn Operations Administration. He will work on land reform in Viet...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY THUTRSDAY. JANUfARY a. 143 iav:vaiaica:a, sR [al\ l1Ai rl V 117.7 e7 v Immigration Problems Upset Chinese Romance DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN vm-I IIflS I' anywhere else in the world, as long as it's outside the Iron Curtain. They're victims of circumstance." Hwei-Kai Hsi, Grad., president of the Chinese Student Group here, said Monday he could not identify any Chinese students here who would want to return to the mai...…
… JANUARY .1955 ' M i l YAGE 'idKRE R Cage Star I High-Scoring Guard Injures Knee in Hoosier Encounter Barron Lost Indefinitely SPORT'S KEN COPP Night Editor Join the March of Dimes m A v Sigma Chi, ZBT, Phi Kappa Sigma Annex 'B' Hoop Tilts S LE up to 1/3 off By NATE GREENE Star Wolverine basketballer Jim Barron will be lost to the team in- definitely as a result of an injury to his left knee. Barron incurred the injury dur- i...…
… TIMUbAk, .JAN1JARX tiI. lMb .....' POLIO DRIVE: National Foundation Needs Your Help in Costly Fight All Quiet A lmg The Potomm t c t, POLIO IS A crippler-it leaves its cruel trademark, paralysis, on many. Last year close to 40,000 fell victim, many of them col- lege students. Polio is an expensive disease to fight. Iron lungs are costly-so are long months in rehabilitation centers and tedious hours with physical and occupational thera...…
…THE MC11I+GAN DAILY PAGLF Pr ___ IC IGN_)ALY_ __1IEY i CA %AA:i w A 1 l9 kt_ Seniors Will Present Annual Ball at League Senior Ball, previously held at the end of the spring semester, this year will be presented Feb. 25, in the Ballroom and Vanden- berg Room of the League. The traditional dance, the 85th, is offered by the seniors, and held in their honor. Everyone on cam- pus is invited. Decorations will be based on the theme "Stardust....…
… SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JANUARY 6,1955 BETTER THAN RATS? Maze Tests Human Learning Ability By GAIL GOLDSTEIN "Get from the beginning to the end In the shortest way p0s- sible" ..i This was the instruction given to students participating in an experiment in which a hutge maze was constructed In the basement of Hill Auditorium. The maze was used to test humans much in the same manner that rats would be tested. For Doctoral Thesis ...…
… 0 DULLES-MAN OF YEAR? See Page 4 Y SirF Dadiv i f V+1 4 Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LV, No. 74 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5, 1955 CLOUDY, RAIN SIX PAGES No Action on Prof. Furry Indictment Harvard Awaits Ruling On Contempt Charges By MURRY FRYMER Harvard University has declined to take action against Prof. Wen- dell H. Furry, physics instructor Indicted for contempt of the Unit- ed States. Senate. Prof. Furry was in...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY EDwr..R, nAV'_ TAVTTARY rt_ tAK!E Civil Union Hails Court Declaration By DONNA HANSON American Civil Liberties Union has pointed to the Supreme Court decision ending segregation in pub- lic education as the major civil liberties gain in the past year. In the Union's 34th annual re- port, "America's Need: A New Birth of Freedom," other import- ant civil liberties successes were listed as the Senate's Watkin's Committee con...…
…WEDNESDAY, JANUAUY 5, 1955 'jLnjE TUICiiiGAN DAiL rMit I nlttb ,. ,..... y - WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5,1955 k'AIik~ 'ixauEE WXrestlers Take Upset Pitt To Win Tourney; Haney Defeats Kaul in Final Eastern Title Kentucky Leads Nation in AP Cage Poll By The Associated Press The Wildcats of Kentucky, the country's only major unbeaten quintet, continued to hold sway in the latest weekly poll released by the Associated Press. Square Garden. LaS...…
… THE MICHIGAN D'AtLT WEL)NESDAV- IANIIAR.V &-'IfIAA a.aaa.i i aavraavt's . . st'aaaia YYL"yl;'VWw aNiIAV U& s1%v i AUY a, lflZ M MAN OF THE YEAR? Time's Choice of Dulles Clearly Debatable F OR THE second year in a row, Time maga- zine's choice for the Man of the Year is{ debatable (Understatement of the Year). Last year, German Chancellor Adenauer was chosen over Sen. McCarthy though the latter certainly had the most to say during the ...…
…Y 5, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGXII Y 5 195 HE ICHGA DA'V As End-of-Term Events Planned at Lane Hall Lane Hall, the campus religious center, has several events planned before the close of the semester, including coffee hours, open hous-. es and a weekend excursion. Coffee will be served each day during the exam period, beginning January 17 a n d continuing through the 27th. Students will be welcome at the center on South State St. any ti...…
… sic THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~MWflINEWlAV _TA~TTAR.V !CIOAN U.S. Freedom Group Helps Displaced Russian Refugees Primaries Slated By MARY ANN THOMAS "An ounce of friendship weighs more on the scales of the cold war than a pound of uranium." With this belief that mere broadcasting the truth about Am- erica to Russia is not enough, Am- erican Friends of Russian Free- dom have sought to reinforce words of friendship with deeds. Learning about t...…
… FRENCH ASSEMBLY VOTE Latest Deadline in the State Daitir See Page 4 CLOUDY, COOLER VOL. LXV, No. 73 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1955 SIX PAGES :Fire Marshal's Report Discussed Gifts, Grants Accepted by Regents;. Post Created in 'U' Building Project By WALLY EBERHARD A dozen University buildings have been condemned by the state fire marshal, University President Harlan H. Hatcher reported to the Board of Regents at their ...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY. JANUARY C 1933 THE ICHGAN ATT TT1.~fAV.JAWTAWV£ 1O '...a a, .,v jf vt'sa[lb a[ gkt iLoaaa I R __observe the customary calling hours for 1 illwomen's residences. sAILYFebruary Teacher's Certificate Candi- dates: The Teacher's Oath will be ad- ministered, m frt F I I Lfrt to allFebruary candidates Local Dram a OFFICIAL fr the teacher's certificates during the week of Jan. 3, in Room 1437 U.E.S. The * BULLETIN of...…
… 1955 THE MICHIGAN' DAILY PAGE THREE 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TRUER Loss to Hoosiers Follows Holiday Cage Successes Jorgenson, Kramer Spark Three Vacation Hoop Wins By NATE GREENE The University of Michigan bas- ketball team made the Christmas Vacation a fruitful one as it won three out of four holiday games. Beginning with a tilt against Washington of St. Louis, the Wol- verines embarked on a three game swing through the wes...…
… roUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY. TANITARV A_ 7'9_K!C FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TI1I~flAV ZA7~'!tTA1~T A 1O~E -v~unE . n~u ..' 5AlL ', £.7~F k DIPLOMACY?: French Assembly Vote On German Rearmament "Yaaaa - We've Got More Security Than You Have" THE WEST last week succeeded in clearing a major barrier to rearming West Ger- many-France's reluctance to allow her three- time foe to join the Western European Union and NATO. By a very narrow ...…
…I HE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Fxvr THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE JIVE Sale of J-Hop Tickets To Begin This Week Students holding reservation cards for "Bali Hai," 1955 J-Hop, may purchase their tickets be- tween 1 and 5 p.m. Thursday and Friday in the Administration Building. The price for reservation hold- ers will be $6, since a dollar de- posit was paid when the reserva- tion was made. Ticket sales for the annual dance, featuring the music of the...…
…'7 GE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1$55 0 JAN. 31 DEADLINE: /1 President's Edict To End Korean Veteran Benefits By DICK SNYDER' Veterans' benefits under bills passed during the Korean War will be terminated Jan. 31 by executive order of President Eisenhower. Most seriously affected by the order will be servicemen with less than 90 days of active duty prior to Feb. 1 and men entering the service after that date. They will...…
… FOR YULE, FROM US ci C i* 43~1 &ii't; See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LXV, No. 72 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1954 CLOUDY, SNOW SIX PAGES REGE TS TO CO SiDERR 5CC PLA T EETI G TODAY CONTROVERSIAL PHOTO-Sen. Joseph McCarthy (R-Wis.) during tangle with Army brass, denies that front photo was altered before being submitted as exhibit at April hearing. m " en Leading National, World News Events Review...…
…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY rRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1954 TWO THE 1WICHTGAN DAILY """"' ' Music Society To Feature Stanley Quartet, Discussions AFTER 14 MONTHS: Patient Returns Home for Christmas I T ov*I fl~t Concerts and discussions will highlight the three-day confer- ence of the American Musilogical Society to be held in Ann Arbor Dec. 27, 28 and 29. Made up of music patrons, com- posers and performers, the 1,000- member society is "an ext...…
… FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1954 THE M1CUIGAN DAILY nAl"Im m2vvslmms, THE a iuaiE i.A1l Jfh . ly a*ti.kkJ PAGE THREE c ockey Squad To Face Colorado College Tonight By PHIL DOUGLIS Michigan's unbeaten Wolverines open their 18 game Western Hock- ey League season tonight in Colo- rado Springs, Colorado, as they ) take on the rugged Colorado Col- lege Tigers in the fabled Broad- moor Ice Palace. Another tilt between Michigan and Colorado College...…
…PAGE FOUR IAAA Ajtlc"k6AIN klkt JDAY, IUL(.rEMJ .i It 17, 1954 PA(iE FOUR ki61DA~, D~CEM kJA~ 12, ~954 For Yule, From Us 5 TO THE Hatchers, Seasons Greetings To Frankena, Maurer, Pollock, Rice To the Regents, merry meetings, A request for final test advice Joyous Noel to Dean Bacon To Ned Simon, a beribboned gavel Cheer, to candidates forsaken To Mark Gallon, increase in travel Many happy returns to Dean Rea TO Dave Kessel, a droll Noel ...…
… FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1954 THlE MICHIGAN ]DUAILY "ASS w I, I I YALE-IFra I Cities Offer Drama, ~ Sports Over Holidays LT By BERT CORWIN Many forms of entertainmeni are available in New York, Chi- cago, and Detroit for students who will be holidaying or living ir these places during Christmas In New York, Joan Fontaine and Anthony Perkins head the cast of Robert Anderson's "Tea and Sympathy." "The Teahouse of the August Moon," John Pat- ...…
…STM THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17,1854 TH MCIGNDAL F, YDCEBR 7 15 I _ / I L I 41 ANN ARBOR r, 'I i MERCHANTS U I - .V M C 4 V'' ,* "' ..Q:b 4 s ~: f rp .°^, > ".I. i: ~."r:.r-:?t". .'w ii >:rg f Ir ~,t$ 1 ., A Woe'sA"re:31 ot Uni, f v i.of Wshingto. 08 S. Mai St. 112 .M State Stree A IlI'. . a.. .t 'i. ., . .'.."~r.fsd ~ DICK'S RECORD SHOPn.:..{ K;,' ::i. {RAZY JIM KESS"Eii" .'S : n Y R' .,aBIDEAU- 1213 Sot Unvrst *+ ...…
… Stories of Ten Most Inportant Campus Events During 195 i4 Retold, By JIM DYGERT' As the end of the year draws close, it behooves us to look back ever 1954, at what the year added to the University's history. Although it is certainly impossible to review everything that happened during the year (for 1954 was beyond question eventful), a few events stand out. To pick; any number of them as the most outstanding is an arbitrary way, but the onl...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1601954 Year of '54 Reviewed (Continued from Page 1) ideas." Later, she claimed in an af- fidavit, she went to the FBI on the advice of Robert Klinger, As- sistant Counselor of the Inter- national Center, who denied urg- ing her to do so. On the same day the coed-FBI story ran in The Daily, a bigger headline announced the appoint- ment of James A. Lewis, as the new Vice-President in charge of Student A...…
… THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1954 TV'" V W-2 f" t2 1 f_' l 1\7 Ilk A 9 2 V i r~e . u~e tUi DILYj r _. PAGE THREE Adams Swimmers Top Hber, 33-24, To Capture I-M Residece Hall Title Wolverines Slip Late i Second Half; Barron Scores 18 Points o ace' Track Squad To Run First Meet Tonight Michigan's 1954-55 track season opens tonight at 7:00 when Coach Don Canham's cindermen compete in the annual intrasquad track meet in Yost Fieldhouse. This ye...…
…I THE M1.t1.liHl MAIN RAIL V T HUR$DAY, DECEMBER 16, 1954 EK FOUR C~E OUR III ftICIIGAN ~it ...... NEW YALE 'CELL' A Club for 'Conservatives': Island in a Sea of Pink? TT SEEMS that in today's society the only way youth can rebel against present trends is by adopting a "conservative" attitude. A recent editorial in The Chicago Tribune quotes Felix Morley, former president of Haver- ford college, as saying "Students are naturally revolut...…
… THURSDAY, DECEMBER Y6, 1954 4o PAGE1 I" THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1954 IRE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIYU _ _.. v ,. _ , ,.,, 'Bali Hal' Atmosphere Will Prevail at J-Hop 'A WOMEN'S TOUCH' Fraternity House Directors Enjoy Work Winter wirds may blow around the Intramural Building on Friday, Feb. 4, but palm trees and tropical fountains will take over inside, as members of the junior class pre- sent "Bali Hai," the 1955 J-Hop. A South Sea island...…
…SIX THE IMICIhIGAN' bDAIrLY THUIRSTAY, T 1E R 1f.19'x ,A ixR.i LL ti. nfa2 a _ Yi x t: A1.iv 22LxAUAV .4 V 2 /aA'8 OME-LIKE: Veteran Center Treats Emotional Disturbances By JANE HOWARD rhey're all veterans of World Wr II or of the Korean conflict, and they all have emotional prob- lems. They've been referred, these 45 men, by agencies and individuals all over the state to the Veterans' Readjustment Center, a sprawling and comfortable bui...…
… SLOGANS 'WON'T SAVE YOU See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State :43 a t . CLOUDY, SNOW VOL. LXV, No. 70 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1954 fI SIX PAGES Public Hears Revised City Charter Plan Kauper Outlines Plan's Provisions By PETE ECKSTEIN Lively but friendly debate over the proposed revision of the Ann Arbor City Charter marked its first public presentation yester- Kday. Preliminary draft of the pro- posed charter was...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15,195'4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1954 Prof. Edel Plans Country-Wide Tour Education Films Offered By Audio-Visual Center 'SIFIEDS -U PROF. OLIVER EDEL ... new1 "Ann Arbor is a complex, fruit- ful place, full of varied activities at a high cultural level," he said. "But, the things of permanence that I love here I sometimes want to get away from." "My background is one that is fam...…
… 1:,1s4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE M'Five To Face Marquette in ag. Tilt Tonight _.. ___._v...__ _ . _._____ _...._ Powerful Warriors Threat To Wolverine Win String MAYBE NEXT YEAR: Best Wishes To Sports,'Hard-Luckers' By STEVE HEILPERN Michigan's courtmen face their first big test of the young season tonight, as they meet a strong Marquette squad at Yost Field House. The game will begin at 8 p.m. Marquette, Michigan's t h i r ...…
…THE MCHIGA:N DAILY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1854 THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1954 JUST ANOTHER DAY? Slogans Won't Save You But Thinking May TODAY IS just another day, except that it is When people get so careless in their think- being called Safe Driving Day. Today all ing as to reduce their every act to a ridiculous kinds of emphasis will be on automobile safety. gamble, as most drivers do, things are bad indeed. But if each ...…
… WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1954 THEp MInCHIN DAnL t-~~ wftrU > - _ PACxE Fly I Speech, Lyric Contests Undertaken by Union ACCORDING TO EMILY POST- Christmas Season Requires Special Etiquette Speech Contest ... With the hope of establishing a new tradition at the University, the Michigan Union is holding a speech contest for prospective Dan- iel Websters among the student 1:body. Original orations should be pre- pared by Friday, Feb. ...…
…PAGE. SI ps'luff 1111 MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1954 PAGE sir THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1954 Survey Sees Engineers' Versatility By GAIL GOLDSTEIN Graduate engineers do not con- fine their, successes to engineering- connected businesses. According to a recent survey on the engineer's increasingly fre- quent role as a leader of industry, many graduates are doing well in other fields remote from engineer- ing. ...…
… Regents Should Approve SGC See Page 4 Yl r e lt rigau Latest Deadline in the State 41P 742 a t 149 L VOL. LXV, No.69 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1954 EIGHT PAGES Tax Slash Delay Proposed by Ike Cancellation of Planned Reduction Part of GOP Legislative Program WASHINGTON W-A big chunk of President Eisenhower's legis- lative program was laid before Republican congressional leaders yes- terday including, one of them said, a...…
…t.v.' PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1954 T Adult Classes Plan Offered ByUniversity Adults who havednever finished high school, including some who never went beyond grade school, can still enter the University, ac- cording to Clyde Vroman, alrec- tor of admissions. After passing Freshman en- trance exam program, students may work toward a degree, being permitted more freedom in their elections than usual students, Vr...…
