… FRANCE PAMPERED ON ALGERIA See Page 4 YI L LitF Sixty-Seven Years 'of Editorial Freedom :4Iaitt a 4 4 PART Y CLOUDY, COOLER EIGHT I LXVII, No. III ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1958 FIVE CENTS EIGHT I f a J.S. Explorer II Not in Orbit; locket Tube Fails To Ignite U.S. Challenges Red Proposa CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. W)- Explorer II, the most advanced United States Moon, \probably burned to dust, in a plunge toward earth, s...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Mental Health Institute Asks New Home rhe Mental Health Research stitute of the University uses the influence of new drugs, both The primary aim of the Insti- )ms ranging from an old board- tranquilizers and stimulants, on tute, he said, is interdisciplinary, house at 1137 East Ann to human performance. for here different fields of learn- oratories in the Kresge Build- In the psychological field an electronic machine, the P...…
…4 'V$ VVv T'ME MICHIGAN DAILY Jessup Cites International Court Roles By ROBERT SNYDER "The traditional and still gen- erally accepted theory of interna- tional law is that it is a law among States, that only States are sub- jects of the law, that international law affects the individual only in- directly," Prof. Philip C. Jessup of the Columbia University Law School said yesterday. Prof. Jessup, in the fourth of his series of five Thomas M. ...…
…Sixty-Eighth Year r 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 "Do I Hear Somebody Call 'Emergency'? hen, Opinions Are Free Troth will Prevail" AT LYDIA MENDELSSOHN: Unpracticed Acting Spoils 'Janus' Chances, LIKE MANY MEDIOCRE comedies, "Janus" depends on clever act- ing, excellent characterization an...…
…7, 1958 TUE MICHIGAN DAILY Panhel Holds Petitioning Foir Offices, Old Executive Council Welcomes Applicants At Tea, Open House Affiliated women may petition for Panhellenic offices until Thurs- day, March 13. - Nine positions are open. Presidential duties include chair- ing Executive Council and Board of Delegate meetings and acting as an ex-officio member on Stu- dent Government and Women's League Councils. Vice-President is responsible ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 7P1 RIDA Li Ten Track, Wrestling 'earson, Marchello Spark Wolverines n Conference Mat Meet at ChampaignI Battles Be in Toda Illinois Contingent Favored For Indoor Cinder Crown By AL JONES Special to The Daily CHAMPAIGN, Ill.-It will take a maximum performance from every m e m b e r of Michigan's wrestling team here today and tomorrow to fulfill any hopes they have of becoming Big Ten cham- pions.. Actually, the Wolverin...…
…., . THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE M s~ iCH"s iGAN Pl D al[].<I J Y Volverine Swimmers Tied with State Wednesday -Thursday - Frid Buy ONE at Regular Price Get One at _onfserenc a s N o ' ro Changes Officials Reject Plan For Ten Grid Games MONTICELLO, Ill. (fP)-The Big n yesterday rejected an extend- 10-game football schedule and so turned thumbs down on a oposal modifying the confer- ce's recruiting code. By a vote of 6 to 4, faculty present...…
…' STHE MCHIGAN DAILY DAILY EFICIAL BULLETIN_-_ (Continued from Page 4) Division. 2) Men with Mk.A. or Mathematics for Applied Set- ivision. 3) Women with B.A. in Arts or Education for/ Systems ntatives, Programming and In- ag. 4) Women with M.A. or M.S. thematics for Applied Science Trainee receives initial train- the department to which he is d. n & Bowles, Inc., New York q.Y. Location of work -- New ity, N.Y. Principal Icities of the Men...…
…r NEED IMAGINATION TO DEAL WITH USSR See Page, * ilta ion Sixty-Seven 'Years of Editorial Freedom ~IaitA t ok A6 --- MXED RAIN, SNOW DL. LXVII, No. 110 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY,.MARCH 6, 1958 FIVE CENTS SGC's President Collins Quits Job Resignation Effective March 26; Opens Eighth Seat in Spring Voting By JOHN WICHER Student Government Council President Joe Collins, '58, resigned from 'GC last night. Collins said he resigned ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY VDIVISIBLE': resent Documentary Series AB] IEL muments on sm in the presented University. rnriiviih ^ ' the ons first pro- *am documents the rit of nationalism as n the western world. as will trace the atidnalistic fever to ions of Africa and in April, the NAEB radio network will e series throughout ates. ar of work at the Service has gone uction of this series. y has assembled nu- ae-spot tape record- ersea sAmong the...…
…THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY chian Picked To apture Bi en w m lIee '~ -- £pvo,'t- Comment BY JIM BAAD Wolverines Hope To Gain First Crown Since 1948 A Sinple Fact UESTIONING has been fierce of late concerning a possible drop in Sthe caliber of local football talent and on the general decline of Michigan football in the last eight years. The game hasn't actually gone to the dogs at Michigan, but con- sidering the three champ...…
…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 hen Opinions Are Free Truth Will Prevail" Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the itidividual opinions of staff writers bn'%the editors. This mus t be noted in all reprints. AY, MARCH 6,1958 NIGHT EDITOR: MICHAEL KRAFT Imagin...…
…1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY JAILY C {,________________________________ ___ __ __ __ __ __ _1___ __ __ __ I FOR SALE NEW GERMAN CONTAX 3-A camera for sale. 1.5 Sonnar lens. Best offer, call NO 5-6644. )B123 ARMY-NAVY type Oxfords - $7.25 socks 39c; shorts, 69c; military sup- plies. Sam's Store, 122 E. Washington. )B1 SHAKESPEARE FOLIOS, bound in 6 volumes, published 1771. $100. Phone NO 3-0092 )B125 PURE SILK dressy sheath. Size 12. De- signer ...…
…MINERVA STILL MISSING: J Search Continues for Fraternity Kidnap Victim T . .v i or Harold V s ee P o %it University dents . By SUSAN HOLTZER st Tempe What started out as a pledge More than 130 Junior college with the var romise in prank turned into a full-scale kid- students will visit the Uniwersity's ate, napping yesterday involving at campus today for the annual ",, open houses t nts have least three separate groups and a Day ponsored by th...…
…U.S. FOREIGN POLICY SEEKS MIDDLE PATH See Page 4 Sit 4auP Sixty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom DYLIGHT SN( L LXVIIUNo.109 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5,1958 awmm n J.S. Turns Down Jew Summit Bid Latest Soviet Conference Proposal Considered Unacceptable by Dulles Reveal College aculties 'U' Salaries well Above WASHINGTON (JP)-The United States yesterday rejected Russia's dd for a summit conference on Soviet terms. "As ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILV ALUMNAE COUNCIL S Award Ap. By BROOKE TOMPKINS Applications for Alumnae Coun- cil scholarships will be out before spring vacation, according to Mrs. Alison Tenant Myers, alumnae secretary. Several scholarships are avail- able for students, both through the Council and local branches of the alumnae organizations. Three major scholarships are available for the next school year under the Alumnae Council en- * dowments. They ar...…
…j} W IMIM trM 'um Modernizes Displays' By NAN MARKEL The University and surround- ing areas will soon benefit from more up to date and complete natural science displays. The Natural Science Exhibit Museum is adding a fluorescent working model of the solar system and a planetarium which will al- low visitors to sit and watch the changes in the heavens through any season or year. It will be housed in a newly built alcove on the fourth floor of...…
…e tottgat Battg Sixty-Eighth Year -z EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN i Opinlons Are Free UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS ith Will Prevail" STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 ritorials printed in The Michigan Daily ex press the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This mus t be noted in all reprints. ESDAY, MARCH 5, 1958 NIGHT EDITOR: LANE V...…
…Panhellenic Announces Women in Spring Pledge Clas: SWAMPED--Courses in outdoor sports and swimming are offered to University students who are already dreaming of summer vacation. University, Red Cross Prep are for Summer By SUE ROBINSON - - I Getting ready for summer the women's physical education de- partment and the Ann Arbor chap- ter of the American Red Cross are offering courses in outdoor living and water safety. Water Safety. The Re...…
…l'; kU'ME MCHIGAN DJA i 'M' Cagers Escape Cell 11 AP ALL-AMERICA BASKETBALL TEAM-High scoring players feature the manpower on the 1958 AP All-America basketball team. Left to right: Oscar Robertson, Cincinnati; Guy Rodgers, Temple; Don Hennon, Pitt; Elgin Baylor, Seattle; and Wilt Chamberlain, Kansas. (AP Wirephoto) I-M CAGE RESULTS: Sigma NaSigma PhiEpsilonWin By FRED-KATZ half to pace the triumph over The other two third-place win- Playo...…
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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY AlLY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Continued from Page 4) ion of attendance will receive of "E" in the course or courses his work is made up. Students an extension of time beyond of March 6 in order to make work should file a petition, ad- to the appropriate official of; hool, with Room 1513 Adminis- Building where it will be trans- terdisciplinary Seminar on the on of Mathematics to Social "Nets with Reciprocity Bias," Rapoport, Ment...…
…Tew Deal Ofered'Forgotten Ma By MICHAEL KRAFT Pre New-Deal attitudes were emphasized by Prof. Harold Wilensky people for some sort of salvation. The de ~ ""of the sociology department. In the newly published book "Industrial mind" and the New Deal was a product nation and 25 years ago today, Franklin d. Roosevelt began Society and Social Welfare" which he co-authored with Prof. Charles The result, Prof. Levinson said, is t ni slogan into a leg...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY dian Exhibit 25 Years' A little known Central Brazilianoday. subject of the newest exhibit at go T d y tribe, the Caraja Indians, is the /g sbetothnwstxiita the Natural Science Museum. The Carajas have lived on Santa D eal Anna Island, known locally as Bananal, since before Columbus. (Continued from Page 1) Though they have had occasional contact with the Portuguese, they Act and the rigorous enforcement have maintained man...…
…T1 MARCH 4,.1958 THE MCHIGAN DAILY T MARCH 4, 1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Michigan Topp les Wisconsin, 72-65 'Lee High Man in Rebounds; Tillotson Stars in Last Half Gymnasts Seem Powerful But Injuries Slim Chances Y (Continued from Page 1) point edge. Wisconsin then took the lead for the last time 40-39, but two quick baskets and a frge throw gave the lead back to Michigan' For the 'next five minutes the teams traded baskets until Mic...…
…"What's The Latest On Getting In From Outer Space?" ELg Li ir gatBatiy 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 hen Opinions Are Free Truth Will Prevail" CHORAL UNION SERIES Chicago Symphon Precise, Polished SUNDAY EVENING the University Musical Society presented the Chicago Sympho...…
…195s THE WICHIGAN DALY I PERSONAL FOR RENT MICHIGAN DAILY. BUSINESS 'SERVICES' MISCELI BABYSITTING or HOUSEWORK: Days NEAR CAMPUS, hospital. 21j room apt. CASFE DETSN LICENSED HOME, child care in Pitts- HOUSEPARENTS fo wanted by young lady. Arriving from Piano. Parking.. NO 26338 after 5:30. RATES field area.'Cl.N -14 J1 il.Na n Switzerland, first of April. Call NO ,2- Low rent. )C190 LINES I DAY 3 DAYS 6 DAYS maintenance. Mai 24,)F227 2 .80...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TuESSDAY, PAre, X EQUALS-It' doesn't take an equation to see the fate of the Romance Language Building. With Shakesperian epithets last week and mathematical formulas now to commemorate the decline and fall of the building,. it is evident that it still clings to its beholastic traditions. Organization Notices ULLR Ski Club, meeting, March 5, 7:30 p.m., Rm. 3-6, Union. Deadline for Aspen trip. f s s M i c h I g r a s, boot...…
…SORORITY GAME: SPORT FOR GAMBLERS See Page 4 Y r e Sixty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXVIII, No. 107 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 2, 1958 Reds Set To Release Airline Passengers Two Americans, 32 Others Aboard Plane Kidnapped by North Koreans TOKYO (N)-Communist North Korea announced last night it is ready to free two Americans and any of the 32 others aboard a kidnapped South Korean airliner.. A broadcast from the capit...…
…j' .F yr li" ,; , .., Vii; ' '' ff .I Yi (( . pii i }if j f '. ', i pjij I'. ii p.. t '' i , i ' ', i I , f t I I 3 f , if IP I? f! i' 3}3} i} '! !1 ?. 4 ' . r. i' F" ZCIer firliigan Bail MAGAZINE Vol. IV, Na. 5 Sunday, March 2, 1958 I I . 'i :;:, , ,i: i , .k i F , s4 t G k i I In this issue .. . * "WINTER'S TALE" * THE MUSIC REVIEWER * OUR GENERATION * ORGANIC ARCHITECTURE * WHIZZ KIDS & RAILBIRDS * THE CAO DAI I LIVE IN AN APARTMENT...…
…TIM MCMGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 2, 1958 TH"ICIA7DIYSfDY MRH2,15 Grapplers Tie OSU; Swim Team Wins ~2' Both Squad Three Decis s Take Fall, tons in Meet was forced to Juggle his men in the lower weight divisions. Max Pearson moved up to 137 lbs. and e Lloyd Hamady moved down to 130. Returning to action after a long layoff, Hamady was edged t by OSU's Dave Canaione, 8-7, in n a see-saw match. With the score 3. 6-6, Canaione reversed his o...…
…Page Two Sunday, March 2, 1 9,58 1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Page..Two..THE . MICHIGAN..DAILY MAGAZINE Su.nda ..c.1.58 I CONTENTS 'WINTER'S TALE____ Thomas Blues Page 2 THE MUSIC REVIEWER David Kessel Page 4 OUR GENERATION Donald A. Yates Page 5 ARCHITECTURE Bernard Stollman Page 6 WHIZZ KIDS Michael Kraft Page 8 THE CAO DAI _Richard Halloran Page 9 APARTMENT Vernon Nahrgang Page 10 RUMANIA TODAY ---Carol Prins Page 11 MARTY__- __ Rona...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FACE 11 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ~I _. .._ inclads Trip Buckeyes; Ilini Top Cage s Fountain Pen: Greeting Cards Stationery Office Supplies Typewriters Ohl Paces Illinois Scoring; Michigan Skids into Ninth Big Ten Standings (Continued from Page 1) LONq STRIDING-Olympic champion Glenn Davis of Ohio State leads a pack of Michigan low hurdlers in notching one of his four first places. Pete Stanger, second from left, wa...…
…Sunday, March 2, 1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Page Three Sunday, March 2, 1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Poac Three A Philosophy Instructor Turned Disc Jockey Comes to Terms with George Berkely, Orval Faubus and Miss Monroe togetherness in the business ence and I don't want to convert world. anybody to anything." "In the 30's," Winter said, "they "I am a team man, without a protested to gain adherence. To- problem I can name, day's ...…
…- Sixty-Eighth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICiTGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 "Never Mind About Trees And Soil- .Make Us Some Fruit" Vhen Opinions Are Free Truth Will Prevail" Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints....…
…Page Four THE MICHIAN'J DAILY VAACA7l1lr .", FI- ,II,' ' "' - "Sunday, March , Z1958 THE MUSIC REVIEWER The "Call To Review" Produces Curious Group Including Music Lit Students, Dilettantes and "Comp" Ticket Seekers By DAVID KESSEL~- CRITICISM of the arts, appear-} ing in a widely circulated lo- eal newspaper has become rea- V sonably secure from serious pub- lic appraisal. To be sure, an oc- casional brave soul will disagree via the "Lett...…
…2 .1959 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Baha'i Group Will Discuss Six Religions Baha'i student group of the University will present a series of "Life" Magazine filmstrips and Baha'i slides on world religions at 4 p.m. today, March 9, March 16 and March 23 at Lane Hall. - DeWitt C. Baldwin, University Co-ordinator of Religious Affairs, will lead the discussion today on the Life filmstrip of Hinduism. Prof. Arthur E. Link of the Far Eastern Languages depar...…
…Sunday, March 2, 1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Page Five -,. _ _ .. so performance by Vienna Phil- harmonic unleashed a storm when he said a modern work by the German composer Berger "should have stayed home." And at the 1916 May Festival, he created a brief flurry by noting a certain young musician was "de- scribed in the program as one of Philadelphia's most promising young composers. Unless he im- proves considerably, he has little h...…
…dix[ THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH , 1955 Student Waiters Defend 'Soft Touch' Meal Jobs Theatre Notes By ROBERT JUNKER Phyllis Wright, '51, and Russell The Ann Arbor Civic Theatre Auito, '51, who leave their spouses will close its five-play season this eachb summer to live together in week when it presents the roman- New York and produce best sell- tic comedy, "Janus." ers. When Jessica's husband drops into her New York double for a The ...…
…Page Sipe THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE lS vAi#&^-Z' ~ P, .TM ,IA hl A A - .n --*... -unay, March , 195 Organic Architecture Modern Life Must Find Expression in Homes -Frank LloydWright i Jr A TESTAMENT. By Frank Lloyd Wright. New York, 1957: Hori- ?on Press, 255 pp. $12.50. By BERNARD H. STOLLMAN "So, my boy, do not trouble yourself as to whether or not others understand your words as you do. Seek rather to un- derstand yourself-regardles...…
…age Sixteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE .~ - / -- - 9: t'LT'i...'.. StjnAnv Mnrr h 1 4 9199' ..... ,,.. ... . r . . .-VIS W «,t uN . U1U l~Y, QVGsEI iE , U J NOM < .. Greene's ideas on, achieving Cleanliness: ONE OF A SERI ES 3. 0 (0 4Q *flL riigan Dait MAGAZINE - Sunday, Marci 2, 1958 Vol. I V, No. 5 soo . r"~. y. 4.'vLY +y~M+sM .. - t-w-oo .i ., . w '__ - f"" 4, A Acci When jaws were low-slung and brows were heav...…
… Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Sunday, March 2, 1958 Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Sunday, March 2, 1958 I Live in an Apartment A Humorous Insight into the Advantages and Hazards Of Landlord-Administered Housing (EDITOR'S NOTE: Last year at this time, Vernon Nahrgang wrote "an stimate, eye-witness account of rass liviog' unodr the title "I Live in a Dorm." Since then, Mr. Nahrgang has changed residences, aud, encour- aged b...…
…-' -, A - -r .2 ~ f 4 i .¢ Sunday, March 2, 1958 ). i. - . x sem. -' - sy. T. Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Sunday, March 2, 1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE a. CONTENTS, 'WINTER'S TALE Thomas Blues Page 2 THE MUSIC REVIEWER David Kessel Page 4 OUR GENERATION Dorald A. Yates Page 5 ARCHITECTURE Bernard Stollman Page 6 WHIZZ KIDS Michael Kraft Page 8 THE CAO DAI Richard Halloran Page 9 APARTMENT Vernon Nahrgang Page 10 RUM...…
…rage Eight THE MICHIrAN nAII v kAere7iKlC: !+ a a a s sa owsw Pae iht. , n 'r'..'w I V rnA '5L i N Sunday, March Z, 1958 T F Ar c k ilw kA''~.r Whizz Kids & Railbirds Skating at The Coliseum By.MICHAEL KRAFT his strength by continually ad- Daily staff Writer monishing his partner for not be- R AILBIRDS are usually associ- ing able to skate fast enough. The ated with horse racing. But female displays her femininity by the term can just as...…
…r ; +L. 4 Page Fourteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE ..t , Av ire rrk . 1 3 , 3t Sunday, March 2, 1958 r- - - - - - -- - - - - --,. .J- un Ja.y, IvI1armt.I ~, It 'J f THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE THACKERAY 'The Age of Wisdom' Paints Portrait of 19th Century Novelist A Philosophy Instructor Turned Disc Jock Comes to Terms with George Berkely, Orval Faubus and Miss Monroe THACKERAY THE AGE OF WISDOM, 1847 - 1863. By Gordon N. Ray. 523 p...…
…Sunday, March2,1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Page Nine THE CAO DAI A Buddhist, Christian, Confucian, Hindu, Jewish and Taoist Synthesis By RICHARD HALLORAN Buddhist pagoda, nor Moslem \ ' to superiors, and indulge in no N MODERN man's religious life, mosque, nor Hebrew synagogue. worldly practices. ItMEN ans rousnlife, is a grotesque combination of Their reward for such virtuous fragmentation is commonplace. architectural features from all ...…
…THE MICHI DAILY A Z1NE Sunday, March 2, 1958 Sunday, March 2, 1958 THE MICHIGAN DA ZINE r.;-...... . ...... .. THE MUSIC REVIEWER A WOMAN PRESIDENT University Alumnae Gain Fame in Politics, Pharmacy, the Theatre and the Arts The "Call To Review" Produces Curious Group Including Music Lit Students, Dilettantes and "Comp" Ticket Seekers By DAVID KESSEL CRITICISM of the arts, appear- ing in a widely circulated lo- cal newspaper has b...…
…Sunday, March 2, 1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Page Seven i St~ndoy, March 2, 1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE Pane Seven be more trying than expected, es- pecially after the classicism of the World's Fair of 1893. The public couldn't accept a radical like Sul- livan; the concept of freedom was still foreign to American architec- ture. Wright was forced to watch his teacher find fewer and fewer commissions for new work. He saw Sullivan...…
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….1 Sunday, March 2, 1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGAZINE o, ,,,, ct,,.._._ - _. . v... ,page Eiever RumaniaToday Party and Government Relationship Observed in Communist State By CAROL PRINS but of the legislative work is ulation votes. Don't you know would upset the economy and the lution" as stated by Harrison Sal- Daily Magaine Editor performed by the Presidium of the world smiles at you" was the security of the ruling party. The isbury to a ...…
