…r- PLUM FOR RED CHINA See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State Daiti C+ tL[[. ;) " p 10 () SNOW FLURRIES r VOL. LXIV, NO. 122 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 1954 SIX PAGES j _.. j I - Jurisdiction Series To Tell Of Proposed - - -D SEC Told' Would Combine Presenti Groups Outlining the functions of the proposed Student Executive Com- mittee, the Student Affairs Study. Committee yesterday stepped into scene two of its work towar...…
…r PAGE TWO THlE MIHIGAN TDAILY FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 1954 KP-W"* ANN ARBOR'S MOST LISTENED-TO ORCHESTRA- Dancing Tues., Fri., and Sat. Music School's New Organ To Be Initiated on WUOM 1 r ;~ ;, e ,. rte _.. .. The Rainbow Combo You must be 21. Featuring . . .Members lovely Mary Lou CuzJJS and Guests only. III II' HALL RENTALS & BANQUETS_ _ __ Read and Use Daily Classifieds NOW! ORPH EUM Fri. 6:30 Sat., Sun. 1:30 60c Prof. Robert N...…
… 4 FRIDAY, MARCH 2H, 1954 TIE MICHIGAN DAILY PAEw TIES Pa CaWa T flYa r.r 0 Collegiate Wrestling Teams Konno Swims to Meet Record Clash Today In NCAA Meet By KEN COPP I defeated for the last two years Ir Three Wolverines will wind up in dual meet matches. His only t. he 154'.A en 1 tlin n tn ,- - _-4 - -4n__ _.. 14n 101iwre si~l ngseason Louay when they compete in the NCAA meet being held today andtomor- row in the University of Okla...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MiCtIGIbNILILY kRWiIAY, AkR~ll ':, 1954 Plum For Red China THE forthcoming Geneva convention may well decide the fate of American hopes for a unified European Defense Alliance. The conference, which was called in an attempt to iron out Asian problems, will un- doubtedly center upon the French-Indochi- nese War. Unless the War is concluded short- ly, top French officials say, there is grave d.anger that the current French Cab...…
…IF MAY,, MARCH 26, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE -V! FliIPAY, MARCh 28, 1954 THE 1~HCIHGAN DAILY PAGE IWI Mill 11 111 Military Atmosphere To Prevail At Annual ROTC Dance Tonight Blue and white decorations, in- cluding a 15-foot model rocket, will set the mood for Military Ball, scheduled from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. tonight in the Union Ball- room. As they mount the steps, the cadets and their dates will be greeted by several fellow ROTC unit m...…
…'U_ _ II { I;J AN AILY FRIDAY MARCH 1 1954 VA4Lu MI ............ . . ........... . ..... ......... . . ....... . ............ . ...... ...... . . . ..... ....... . ...... . ............ . AUTOMATiC:N Hospital To Try New Parking System -., - .- S Law Passed Requiring Children's Students To Be Delegates PoliticaL Scietnce Course Books Topic In Model UN Assembly In ordcr to set asi a restited ptirking lot for members of the lniversit y Ho...…
…FREE SOCIETY AND FREE MEN See Page 2 L *fr i au t t 4 Latest Deadline in the Sate CLOUDY. WARMER VOL. LXIV, NO. 123 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY. MARCH l, 1954 FOUR PAGES Hall Says Army Feud Hurt GOP Party Chief Charges McCarthy Does Republicans More Harm Than Good By The Associated Press OMAHA-GOP National Chairman Leonard W. Hall said yes- terday the tussle of Sen. McCarthy (R-Wis.) with the Army has hurt, Then he put down the p...…
…i PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MARCH 27, Y9 i4 ?AGK TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MARC!! 27, 1954 Free Society & Free Man (EDITOR'S NOTE: The following is an ex- cerpt from "Free Society and Free Man," a talk given by Prof. George H. Sabine of Cornell University Thursday. Prof.. Sabine is a noted political philosopher.) THESE three properties of human conduct -that it should be interested and spon- taneous, that it should be d...…
…SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDY, MAR!! 27,1954 TE MICIGA A Wardrop Whips Konno To Win NCAA Freestyle Swim Crown Nalan, Kaul Gain NCAA Semi-Fintals M' Captain Downs Three Straight Foes Special To The Daily NORMAN, Oklahoma-Wolver- ines Snip Nalan and Andy Kaul advanced to the semi-finals of the NCAA Wrestling Championships here last night. Nalan turned in the amazing feat of pinning all three of his preliminary and qua...…
…1''Wor IMAJIGAN 1).%'IL'V NATURDAI, LAfL('Ti ^;. 1954 TIlE flICUI~AN IiAItY SATURDAY, MARCH ~2, 1954 Co-ops Wind Up Repairs kigsley, M ichigah Programs Remain By DAVID KAPLAN Campus co-op6, in cooperation with the Intercooperative Council, axe winding up a seniester and a half's repair program. The final steps are the comple- tion of the major work on King- sley House at 803 E. Kingsley and at Michigan House at 315 . State. * $ * KINGSLEY ...…
…i Y p RImt TO sms Latest Deadlinoe inthe ,State Da3 itl -, § > 7 - SNOW FLURRIES VOL. LXIV, NO. 124 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 28, 1954 TEN PAGES Freedom Limits 1U.S. Eastern Here Analyzed Policy Soon To Be Stated "Redbook" writer Andre Fontaine visited the University on his tour of the nation's educational institutions and reported "Fear on j ulles eels V the Campus" after talking to student leaders and administrators. A ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILT CTTN?1t1V 1N'A'RC' 'Cx + 1 4",t THE MICHIGAN DAIT~ ,,, i;1VllaY, A1r1K(;EI '.:Ss 9 4 F HISPANIC FIESTA: Indian Heads To Be Featured By LEE MARKS Two authentic shrunken Indian heads will be featured at the arts and crafts exhibit of the fourth annual Hispanic Fiesta, to be held here Tuesday and Wednesday. About the size of oranges, the heads originally came from the Ji- varos, an Indian tribe in the high- land...…
…SUNDAY, MARCH 2E, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Ohio State Wins NCAA Swimming Champ 'ionship Two Mile Relay Squad Sets New Chicago Relays Mark Michigan Finishes Second; Jones Wins Medley Crown Nalan Keeps Championship In NCAA Mat Tournament (Special to The Daily) Michigan's high-flying two-mile relay team of Roy Christiansen, John Moule, John Ross and Pete Gray set a new Chicago Daily News Relays record of 7:35.0 last night befo...…
…I PAGE lr'OtM THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. IIAPkCg 9, IM4 PAGE FOUR THE MTCIHGANT DAILY SUNDAY, MA1~tCH 28, 1954 EDITOR'S NOTE: Reply to SEC Critics The Year In Films By HARRY LUNN Daily Managing Editor AS THE Student Affairs Study Committee moves into the crucial area of functions and powers of the proposed Student Execu- tive Committee, it finds itself a focal point of attack from Student Legislature candi- dates and students who view...…
…SUNDAY", MARCH 29, 1954 THE MICHIGA'! DAILY 1"AGI& TIV19 .S..N..A... .MA R C H. . ..2..... . .... ... ............................................ Panel Outlines Job Opportunities U' Carnival ROUND OF CONCERTS: To Be Visited Music Organizations Plan Group Notes Wide Choice 0of Careers Job opportunities for women with a liberal arts background were outlined yesterday at the League Career Conference by a faculty panel made up of Prof...…
…PAGE SI '.1 IIE MICi IGAIN DAILfit' SUNDAY, 1t1AUCfi 28,19A PAGE SIX 'likE Mi k1GAJ~4 I) ~1iA SI~Ni)A~. MAk~kAi 21L ISM I I I 1 .11 . - , - ...%- qj &AFWW N Thirty Gdnid es Vie f~or -enty-1wo SL Posts PA ,strengthened to an extent that .A sp iraits Ipinions will command more student inter-, est and participation in projects which SL is acting upon. The in- diff en difference that the greater part of the student body now has toward O ...…
…SUNDAY, MARCH 29, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY rAGE SEV" STJN1~AY, MARCH 28, 1954 TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVETi _. _ PUBLICATIONS: Four Candidates Contest Three Seats on Board Four candidates will be running for the three positions on the j Board in Control of Student Publications in the all-campus balloting Tuesday and Wednesday. All students are eligible to vote for these candidates. Victorious candidates for the three posts will serve on ...…
…rA:Gr EIG THE MICHIGAN DAICY SUNDAY, MAR 28, x.954 ETGTrr - TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH ZS, 1954 m _ _ _ _V__ ,.a v. ., Student Travel Available Th rough Tours, Study SEE EUROPE: Students Offered Varied Routes With the barrage of colorful brochures again urging students to come to Europe travelers will have a choice of varied routes and means of going abroad this sum- mer. Four different routes through Europe will be offere...…
… SUNDAY, MARCH 28, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE MNi SUNDAY, MARCH 28, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE WIN Useful Hints Solve Many Travel Woes HUNDREDS OF PLANS: Student Trips Combine Travel, Work, Study Venetian Highways Hundreds of travel plans-tour, By LOUISE TYOR study, work or a combination-to- Clothing, documents and health day provide American youth with requirements often present the inexpensive opportunities to see most harassing...…
…PAGE EN THE MICRIGAIN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 28, 1954 PAE ENTR MC IG N DALYSUDY.MACH2~ 15 w . ., ,, ...._,... , ., . Experience, Fun Gained} By Hosteling By FREDDIE LOEWENBERG Visit places that are not the usual tourist attractions, live on a cooperative plan with a small, Landmark in Londontown Tourist Aid The International Commit- tee of SL and SRA are co-spon- soring a room in Lane Hall which has pamphlets and oth- er information about...…
…Aff ANN ARBOR ELECTIONS See' page 4 Latest Deadline in the State D43aiii4 SNOWI VOL. LXIV. No. 125 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 30, 1954 SIX PAGES S4 I Dulles Presents New Asian Policy Calls for United Steps by Free World To Prevent Red Conquests .i H-Bomb NEW DELHI, India - Prime Minister Nehru yester- day called for an end to exper- Iments with the hydrogen bomb. The Indian statesman there- by added his voice to a rising g...…
… PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN D.;Y TUESDAY, MARCH 30, X954 ANNUAL FIESTA: Spanish Club Presents Drama Today Arbor Players To Open With 'Glass Menagerie' --Daily-Chuck Kelsey DANIEL TESTA AS EL APARECIDO AND CAROLEE DICKIE AS ROSARIO IN "SUENO DO UNA NOCHE DE AGOSTO" Student Campaigning Ceases As Campus Elections Begin By LEE MARKS Pointing up the unfairness of a double standard of morals for men and women, "Sueno De UnaNoche De Agosto," spon...…
…TUESDAY, MARCH 30, 1954 THE MICHIGAN TD.AItV "AIV Im TUESDY, MACH 3, 195 T .rests.( sJhilt rA6E TTIRET K Rebuilding Michigan Infield Key to '54 Diamond Success] NCAA Swimming Meet THREE-TIME CHAMP: Highlighted by Wardrop Ross Leads BigTen Indoor Mile Event 4 By DAVE BAAD The refurbishing of last year's NCAA championship infield, shot full of holes by 1953 graduation ceremonies, is coach Ray Fisher's number one problem as the Wol- verin...…
…PAGE FOUR~ r.NE micniGAiN "Atijy TUESDAY, MARCH 30, 1954 Ann Arbor IT SEEMS TO ME: Taxation -- No Representation Elections THE BIG PUSH in local campaigns for seven City Council posts is going into its final week. Important referenda to be added to the ballot include the vote on a bond issue for a proposed city hall, an ad- visory ballot on a possible site for the hall, and the annexation of the Lakewood resi- dential area to the city...…
…TUESDAY, MARCH 30, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAG I E TUESDAY, MARCH 30, 1954 THE MICHIGAN 1~AILY PAGE VIVE - =MCM-WOM"em= AAUW Study Grants Named After Leaders CAP, GOWNS, HOODS: Graduation Dress Tradition Taken from Old Customs League Listening Rooms Prove Popular American Association of Univer- sity Women study grants have been named after two Ann, Arbor wo- men. Mrs. Fred S. Dunham and Mrs. John E. Tracy are the civic lead- ers who w...…
…rA L TRV MlCMIGA'N DAILY TUESDAY. Nlz% tCII a+D, 195t I i'A7~ six TIlE MIChIGAN I)AILY TUESDAY, MARCh 30, 1q54 Essay Honor McCARTHY DISCUSSED: Given Hahn Slosson Derides Amendment Users ICC Plans Dr. Richard S. Hahn of the De- By RONA FRIEDMAN partment of Thoracic Surgery "Anyone who hides behind the yesterday was named winner of Fifth Amendment is a fool," said the nation's oldest medical essay competition, the Caleb Fiske Es- say Aw...…
…CONTAINMENT POLICY REAFFIRMED I See Page 4 ic, Latest Deadline in the State Da ii COLDER, SNOW FLURRIES I VOL. LXIV, No. 126 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31, 1954 SIX PAGES I I!, i 5 Leaders Act To Smother Bonib Fears Wilson, Churchill I1iScUSS H-Blast By The Associated Press As rumors and reports spread that the recent hydrogen bomb explosions in the Pacific had got- ten out of control, Secretary of Defense Charles E. Wil...…
…I PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31, 1954 U S 1 WIDER CURRICULUM: Four Year Plan Raises Enrollment of Nurses DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETINo By NAN SWINEHART The four year nursing program, in effect since the fall of 1952, has been well accepted and has brought a "great deal of response" to the School of Nursing accord- ing to Rhoda Reddig, director. The enrollment, she reported, has increased by more than 50 per- cent since th...…
…WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DItV rAGE T EE WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31, 1954 TUE MICHIGAN flAILY PAGE TII'REE Cooley House Wins Residence Hall Track Meet Adams, Gomberg Follow In Second Place Deadlock Victors Grab First Slots in Mile, 880, 440; Yount Takes Half-Mile With Excellent 2.13.1 By ART EVEN' Cooley House captured all three long distance events, as it swept past all opposition to the Resi- cence Halls indoor track cham-...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MAR XI 31, 1954 Containment Policy Reaf firmed THERE MAY be more to Secretary of State Dulles' reaffirmaton of the "con- tainment policy" than meets the eye-and If there is, he has once more brought into the spotlight several of the most trouble- some problems confronting a successful exe- zution of American foreign policy. In calling for "united action" to stop the Communists from mopping up in In-...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE WMNIESDAY,.MARCH 31, 1954 _ ___ -i Outstanding JGP Cast Member Will Receive Babbidge Award I i I i'r, --_ , it Senate Votes i _ I I I LAST DAY OF MONTH-END An outstanding member of the cast of the Junior Girls' Play castC will be presented with the Marcia Babbidge Award at Installation night at 7:15 p.m. Wednesday, April 14 in Rackham Lecture Hall. The new award has been insti- tuted in honor of Marcia ...…
…'rlic -s THE MICH IGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY. MARCH 31, 1954 Langer Enjoys Poetry, Quartets, Art NOT EVERYBODY HAS PINUPS: WVT 11 A YUTI By PAT RO~LIOFS Five miles from Ann Arbor in a setting of woods and pasture, there is a two-room log cabin. Resident of the isolated house is visiting philosophy lecturer, Prof. Susanne K. Langer. THE EMINENT philosopher- writer chose the uninhabited area for her temporary home, because, as she puts it, "b...…
…DEPARTURE FROM U.S. CONTAINMENT POLICY See Page 4 LV-i ' 4 P ,te it an Da1i4 - -.,,, - 4 * 6 S . Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LXIV, No. 127 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1954 PARTLY CLOUDY SIX PAGES I Frosh Pledges Top Non-Pledge Grades By JON SOBELOFFs Freshmen who pledge fraternities or sororities get better marks than those who stay unaffiliated. Results of a study just released by the Statistical Service of the Regis...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TH'TJRSDAYi, APR!IT 1, 1954 w. ,_. ..._.., x . ,. .... .. . .mow... . .. .ww.. ' HUMAN RIGHTS: ung Demoerats Claim Liberal Policy By MURRY FRYMER At least three campus political groups claim their policy is based on liberalism. The Young Democrats are in an indefinable position: they call themselves liberal, but some others claim they're not liberal enough. * * * CHARLES SLEICHER, Grad., president of the YD'...…
…THURSDAY, APRM 1, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY r=.%ciL 7r-inr,,r THURSDAY, APRIL 1,1954 filE MIChIGAN DAILY PAGE THREF I Veteran Pitchers Bolster Netters To Begin Tour; Tigers Trim WESTW4RD 1I10 Face Alabama Saturday Philadelphia, Wolverm Miehigan Diam onda Squad Spring Hill, Loyola, Tlane lmllJel Rout Robei To Face e Track Team Indians, UCLA By DO LIDA ' By DON LINDMAN . strong group of southpaws for a Coach Ray Flshcr's Michigan college...…
…,_,, PAGE Ft?1 IlE1 MICHIGAN DAILY vrT4TrTw CITYAlw* A s *e " rr.-. r M ITHURSDJAY, APRRIL 1. 1964 DULLES' SPEECH: A Departure from the U.S. Containment Policy East German "Say, That H-Bomb Is Dangerous" MONDAY NIGHT'S speech by Sec. of State John Foster Dulles was ambigu- ous and therefore open to many interpre- tations. In my opinion his speech marks a radically new step in the development of U.S. foreign policy. Since the implemen...…
…THLJ MAY, At"RM 1, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Blue Team of Frosh Weekend To Present Dance, Floorshow Program Set COURT OF SPHINX: For Opening Honorary Recognizes Outstanding Junior Men Of New Pool IlBy ELAINE EDM-tOinDS Iing members for Sphynx are out-I tappoing occurring both in the act symbolizes the swimming of t League Set To Feature (. Sea' Theme "Nautical Nonsense" will be pre- ...…
…rAGT S THE 'MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY. APR-111- L 19.50 PAG! 31X TUE 3IlCIIIGAN flAILY THURSDAY. APRIl; 1. 1S~4t League Questionnaire Shows Use of Facilities z r C I 3k F I' F 'p r J By JANE HOWARD Studying, coffeeing and eating, in that order, appear to be the favorite League activities of the 2,526 women polled in the Lea- gue's recent questionnaire. As well as showing decisively that most women students are satisfied with cur...…
…WtIO)S TO BLAME SL OR US? See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State :43 it CLOUDY. COLDER VOL. LXIV, No. 128 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1954 SIX PAGES SAC Group Sets Board Of Review Includes Faculty, Deans, Students By BECKY CONRAD Shifting to the problem of a board to review decisions of the proposed Student Executive Com- mittee, the Student Affairs Study Committee yesterday tentatively spelled out Board composition and funct...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY ..DAB'', AFRM 2, 1954 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FR DAY. APRIL 2. 1954 a araa....+..., y a.a. wv..aw ark "va Mmm WORK, TIME, ENERGY: 'Ensian Staff Pre pares Final Touches on Book "The final touches are now be- ing made and the 1954 Michigan- ensian is about to go to bed," Bob .Schayer, '54, managing editor said yesterday. Many hours of work, time and energy have gone into this year's book in an attempt to pre...…
…FRMAY, APRIL 1, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY:' rAGE THREE FRIDAY, APRIL!, 1954 THE MiCHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE wolverines Span Nation as Sprin {.; Sports Open Michigan Golfers Begin Annual Southern Jaunt Tracks ters To Compete A t Stanford, BY KEN COP' For the first time in Wolverine history, the University ofMichi-' gan tracksters will face the In- dians of Stanford University to- ' morrow afternoon in Stanford Stadium at Palo Alto, Cali...…
… -t PAGE FOUR TIIk~MAli C l l ti iDAILY 1r DAV, "IUL 2, 1954 _........ A Y , AI ..a we asp'2, U v. . Who's To Blame- . SL or Us? T HE STUDENT Legislature has in effect been absolved from all campus respon- sibility. As shown by the universal lack of in- terest on the part of the students both in campaigning and running for Legisla- ture posts and in casting votes the cam- pus has shown that it doesn't care what happens to its SL. The L...…
… FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FAME FIVE FRIDAY, APRIl 2, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE _ __ Films Tell of H- Strength blast Results Startle City's TV Viewers Fitzgerald, Pidd Discuss Effects By GENE HARTWIG Seeing an entire island wiped off the face of the earth by the power of a single Hydrogen bomb was described as a startlingly hor- rible experience by students view- ing films of the Ngvember 1952 last on television ye...…
…PAG19 SIX TAR MICHIGANDAILY FRM AIY..A PRI 2. 1 q.%4 PAG! SIX THE~ MICHIGAN DAILY 1~RTflAV APRIl. '~ a a AA :aA, :fA ALA L( .. liYa7 i now= k RECORD VOTE EXPECTED: City Elections Scheduled To Take PlaceMonday By PAT ROELOFS A record number of more than 22,000 persons have registered for the city election slated for Mon- day, according to City Clerk Fred J. Looker. Seven aldermanic posts and sev- en posts on the Board of Super- visors wi...…
…ON THE BRINK OF ENTANGLEMENT See Page 4 wt Latest Deadline in the State DaUty I FAIR, WARMER VOL. LXIV, No. 130 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN TUESDAY, APRIL 13, 1954 SIX PAGES ENSIAN, GARG, GENERATION: Publications Heads Named' Suspension *LftNf-CILN Of PhysicistUf (IViade Known OppenheimerII II III Out , Says Times S~~ B~ A SOLUTIO By LOUISE TYOR Etta Lubke, '55, way named man- aging editor and Paul Geiger, '55, was named business man...…
…PAGE TW b THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY. APRIL 13. 1954 . . ..,......... .:,. mow... ,s..x +v v-s Thomas To Give Address To Sti ents, Townspeople Norman Thomas, six-time can- didate for President on the So- cialist Party ticket, will address a meeting of students and towns- people at 8:15 p.m. Thursday at Rackham Hall. Thomas will speak on "Govern- ment Without Program," which will include a view of "the current recession," the future of th...…
…PAGY. THREE r TUESDAY, APRIL 13> 1954 TILE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, APRIL 13. 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TmtE! - .--A- - ---- Diamondmen Whip Way e, 9-1, in Home Opener ; , Taylor Wins, 15-1; Opens I-M Softball By HAP ARTHERTON Led by the supurb pitching of Doug Lootens who gave up only two hits and two walks, Taylor House crushed Williams House, 15-1, yesterday afternoon to open the Intramural softball season. Taylor had only four...…
…PAGE FOUR THE HiciiiGAN ioAtjilw #J UE6,I)A Y, A-eRtL, 13, 1954 PAGE FOUR ThE 3ii~Aki~Ai~ iA1AiiA~ On the Brink of Entanglement TODAY AND TOMORROW: The Indo-Chinese Emergency "They're Still Out here" REPUBLICAN foreign moving toward the foreign entanglement. policy may well be brink of a major Although "massive retaliation," Wash- ington's newest catch-word to describe possible future action in areas such as Indo-China, implies a cer...…
…TUESDAY, APRIL 19, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE IPIV TUESAYAPRL 1, 194Ta Mvfl!A T ffe y AEaVWVa 1 t1uiY i' i v X0 Maize Team To Feature Theme Of 'aMAIZ-in PURSE-onalities' Show Cast To Describe Coed's Purse "aMAIZ - in PURSE - onalties" will be presented by the Maize Team of Frosh Weekend from 9 p.m. to midnight Friday in the League Ballroom. The theme will feature the story ,- of a University coed. Maize Team floorshow cast, under the d...…
…PAGE XrK THE MICHIGAN DAILY, TUESDAY. APRIL 13, 19M PAGE SE~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY, TUESDAY, APRIL 13, 1954 I WANTS 'UNITED FRONT': FDR Widw Dulles Asks Aid for IndoChina Plat Interviewed By DAVE BAAD ony is to escape eventual Com- Both Churchill and Laniel I Secretary of State John Foster Dulles meets with French Pre- mier Joseph Laniel today as he continues an attempt to garner both French and British partici- pation in his 10-nation 'un...…
