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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY International Center Will Sponsor' Following their tradition the International Students Association will give a Christmas party for all students from other nations from 8 p.m. to midnight tomor- row in the Union Ballroom. All international students at- tending are invited to bring their American friends. Married students are asked to . bring their children with them to join in the fun. To Present Program A program will b...…

…..THE MICHIGAN DAILY TH r .r r [URSDAY, IE Pucksters Rebound to Blast Denver \ 0 - j ; " & FOR MacFARLAND SHINES: Pitts Scores Twice To Lead Michigan YOUR XMAS FUG. I (Continued from Page 1V then skated in close and master- fully flipped the puck past the out-maneuvered Broadbelt. The final tally came at 16:06 when FacFarland passed the puck in front of the net whereupon Maxwell blasted it in. Meanwhile ensuing events and high tem...…

… DECEMBER 15,1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY !AGN 8 'M' n de... Harvey Williams By JIM VOGT before he was forced to leave the Like to play center for the game because of an ankle injury. Wolverine cagers? Williams incurred the injury when If you're endowed with tremen- he tripped while battling for the dous spring under the boards, have ball, and his ankle was stepped on above natural ability, and an un- by a Nebraska player. canny sense of timing, ...…

…7 H--- MICHIGAN DAILY M1'RSDAY, DECEMBER THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, DECEMBER Ex-Soldier Tells Escape Story. Today By ALLAN STILLWAGON Today's presentation of "The Tunnelers" on WUOM and WHRV at 4:45 p.m. will tell an exciting story of danger and adventure that was found right on campus. This week Prof. Andrew Ehren- kreutz of the Near East depart- ment will appear in person to tell his story with Ed Burrows. Prof. Ehrenkreutz, born in Eas...…

…MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR w Li L Latest Deadline in the State 1446hp ,goo" :43 1 ELAL ,W"Vr t CLOUDY, ABOUT 5-8 ABOVE ,vr in VOL. LXVL No.d 67 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1955 j six R M VL« LA I an. l v v - en o Stories Of Year Named Geneva Conference, Ike's Illness Top List of Foreign, National News By PETE ECKSTEIN Nineteen Fifty-Five was a year of change, in face if not in facts. Speculation was high thi...…

…4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1955 = POLITICS AND PEACE: Year's Ten Leading Stories Named .. " *IIflrD' E UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE OF INDUSTRIAL HEALTH re- ves the Certificate of Special Merit for Medical Television neering. Left to right are: Dr. W. Hyland, of the American dical Association, Dr. T. O. Mallery, director of the Institute, I Dean Albert C. Furstenberg of the medical school. PENSE TRAVEL: - nstructor H. W. Schul...…

…N FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE icligan 's Mie orabl'e ? ,r'°. 6hU6'tlih'/Ikh9... WITH PHIL DOUGLIS Daily Sports Editor AROUND THIS TIME of year nostalgia flows unabated from type- Swriters and pens of sportswriters around the nation. As Father Time prepares to amble on into 1956, it is the accepted journalistic practice to run lengthy reviews of the year in sport-covering everything from the World Series to that...…

…A w~hic14yan Baitg Sixty-Sixth 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 -When opinions are free, truth will prevail." FROM FOLK TO SOPHISTICATED: Modern Idiom Stressed At Year s Exhibits By THOMAS F. BERNAKY Daily Art Critic A RT EXHIBITS at the University galleries in 1955 ranged from folk art...…

… )ECEMBER 16, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY P~A( JHop Plans To Include Ski Trip GUEST SPEAKER: ADC Plans Spring Dances; Dorm Problems Discussed Nursing StudentsEnjoy Traditions L Dance To Feature' Southern Theme, Two Orchestas A wide variety of events ranging in atmosphere from the ski lodges of northern Michigan to the mag- nolias and southern plantations of the south has been scheduled for J-Hop weekend, Friday, Feb. 9, through Sunday, Feb. 1...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, DECEM NGLISH, GARDENING: Prof. Weimer Enjoys Two Talents I By ADELAIDE WILEY Every freshman and sophomore who has ever taken an English course during the past ten years has his name and record in neat grey filing cabinets. In a small room on Haven Hall's first floor, Prof. John Weimer "keeps things running smoothly" for English 1 and 2. Hidden in one of his cabinet drawers, behind manila envelopes, is a cereal di...…