…TWO VIEWS ON VAN DOREN' See Page 4 Y Sir itan Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom :4E aiti WINDY, SNOW High-55 Low-3 Windy and colder today, with showers changing to snow flurries. ~ , VOL. LXIX, No.38 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5,1959 FIVE CENTS EIGHT PAGE& s I' I # 1 r Plan Accreditation. Transfer to State Would Shift University Functions To Central Board of Instruction BY THOMAS HAYDEN' Plans to transfer the...…
…14 THE MICHIGAN GAILY THURSDAY, NOV Eit,5 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 5. ,- .., a r,. ...rr .. USNSA Sets, Bi-Regional Conference By MICHAEL BURNS The first U. S. National Student Association cross-regional assem- bly will be held at the University Nov. 13-15. Approximately 150 delegates from the 80 member schools in the Michigan and Ohio-Indiana re- gions will meet together in a series of discussion groups and plenary sessions...…
…4.1 m xt _. Sec November 5, 1959 Iidiittg~an 43Aitj Mo III b Stones American Firm and Front Page Panama Anti-U.S. Violence - Page 3 Eisenhower Announces Plans For Nine-Nation Goodwill Trip WASHINGTON (P) - President Dwight D. Eisenhower announced yesterday he is undertaking an unprecedented 20,000-mile goodwill mission next month to nine na- tions on three continents. The pre-Christmas tour will take Eisenhower to Europe, Asi...…
…"Well, I See You Got The Rascal" Sh* Hrrian ThxdI Seventieth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BlY 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 AT THE CAMPUS: 'Naked Eye' Carries Great Force, Artistry hen Opinions Are Free Truth Will Preval' torials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN wi.., IM~i For Direct Classified Ad Service, Phone NO 2-4786 from 1:00 to 3:00 P.M. Monday through Friday, and Saturday 9:30 'i 11:30 A.M. R (Continued from Page 4). ture-recital originally scheduled by John Flower, pianist, for Thurs.; Nov. 5, has been postponed indefinitely. New University of Michigan Graduate Screening Examinations in French and German. All graduate students desir- ing to fulf...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY USES CASE STUDY: Architect Emphasizes Organization By JOHN FISCHER The importance of organization and a definite procedure for solv- ing architectural problems were; yesterday stressed by Milton Fis- cher, partner of the architectural firm Corning and Moore of Wash-, ington, D. C. Speaking at the architecture auditorium, Fischer gave the; methods that he uses in designing of a building. Many students after graduating from ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAIL'Y' PAGE S .**num i r ; MM| FOR OLDTIMERS ONLY: r._.. _-...___ Away Football Games by Ticker Tape-in 1924 (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the first of two articles dealing with the reporting of football games in the days before radio and tele- vision.) By HAL APPLEBAUM Come Saturday afternoon Mich- ighn students, not fortunate enough to be able to travel to Champaign, will gather around the radios in their respective housing uni...…
…THE MICHGAN DAILYaTHUI tSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1959 V IJVANCE TO FINALS: Sigma Alpha Epsilon Wins, 28-0 nt ru ai, s t th av in "B Ph Iar lel ch Mm [in o to pe me wn Bil lt a- we le In- ent le- 1-0. Ian cl- 3 "r i, Y. S. n ie .4 e B. g 11 d n 's n a e a 0 .l s r i s t i i . [, a r: .1 1 { Z Banks Wins MVP Award For Second Straight Year BOSTON oP-Ernie Banks, the Chicago Cubs' hard-hitting in- fielder who set a major league fielding record ...…
…NEW THEATRE FOR CITY? See Page 4 Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom ~I~4tA YtAT 'Y Ya'fV Yi. 00 YT Yt a01YAD 'a ai aaan a i' tasaia ' a c a s a a . .. E Y t VOU LLIX, INo. 38 ANN AUO, MICHIiGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1959 _. Vaasa a cau a Student Believes Russia. To Outdo U.S. in Future DECLIN FIRST E I VTERS 5CC BI By JEAN HARTWIG Pavel Chalenko, Grad., the Uni- versity's first exchange student from the Soviet Union, is "f...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY "t7 11Y'"ir1" t fAfQw l~w r w "E TC TA II. V " %fENS D,%Y. NOVEMBER 4, 1959 9 iAACP To View Northwestern; Cornell Bans Hazing By VANCE INGAILLS I, r WEEKEND OF WORK: Experimentalist Explains Short-TermC ourses' -David Giltrow HYDE PARK--Topics ranging from the seal on the Diag to world1 capitalism were aired on the Diag yesterday. Hyde Park Dissertations, Touch on Many Areas I 4 (Continued from Page 1) I Regents'...…
…N, ussians Agree To Policing of Nuclea rI Re-Flamine r Explosions Soviets Reverse Position, Avert Conference Collapse U.S. Says 1958 Scientific Data Outdated; Underground Blasts Now Easier To Hide I T Surround Van Doren Requests Medical Increase WASHINGTON (M) - The na- tion was urged Saturday to launch a billion dollar program to expand and extend its medical schools - or face a hazard to the public health. The proposal came from a...…
…} Seventieth 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 Wl Prevail" Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. NESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1959 NIGHT'EDITOR: KATHLEEN MOORE I A...…
…', NOVEMBER' 411959 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE NOVEMBER 4,1959 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE i n + rnn BOOK SALE: Center To Offer Texts, Magazmies, Paperbacks ..a *..Yr+ 1Y Y . _.'-a.w..stSY 6 Z. J DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN .. r LUIFIEEDr' College and high school texts, selling between five and 25 cents are one of the features of the book sale that will be held this Friday and Saturday at the International Center. Old magazines are a...…
…ESl THE MICHIGAN DAILY :: rra. rnw r+s, . ,47. ttr yl11Ll/1V 2/ iJ 1~ SAE, ZBT To Clash for Crown BRUIN STAR-Johnny Buyck, a member of the Boston Bruins' red hot "UKE" line, scored one of his teams goals in their 6-3 victory over Chicago last night. PORT SHORTS: 13ruins Top Hawks, 6-3, Knicks Edge Lakers Kr By DON STAMMER Sigma Alpha Epsxon gained a berth in the first-place finals of social fraternity "A" football yes- terday by defeating ...…
…SGC CANDIDATES ENDORSED See Pagse 4 3k i!3rn1 I3aitt Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXIX, No.37 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1959 Negotiators Fail. To Settle Strike Steel Union Appeals Legality Of Taft-Hartley Court Injunction WASHINGTON P) -Federal mediators shuttled between steel industry and union negotiators yesterday. Bitter words from both sides, however, showed a settlement of the,111-day-old steel stri...…
…J' Engineers Propose Way o Find Moon Dust Depth THE MICHIGAN DAILY IN ANN ARBOR: Producer May Found Professional Theatre Crop and Saddle Riding Club To Meet Candidates Enumerate SGC Issues Three University engineers have 'ffered a way to determine if a pace ship will sink in moon dust. Concerned with the, question of rhether. the moon's surface dust would support or swallow a space hip and crew, the engineers sug- ested a way of finding ...…
…' UN To Refers Disarmament East -West Conference aim lwtrbiamt Second Front P November 3, 1959 age Page 3 Broad Sponsorship Supports Resolution Russians Expect Geneva Parley To Cover Khrushchev's Proposals c COLLEGE NEWS ROUNDUP: i I Antioch College Withholds Government Loans Research Team Discovers Muscular Dystrophy ClueQ NEWCASTLE, England (A>) - A BrWASTLE Egand amsas ---Sometimes it strikes all memi British research te...…
…"Why, I Don't Believe You're Grandma At All" Seventieth 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 AT THE CAMPUS: I I I Girls Try Hard "When Opinions Are Free Truth Will Prevail" Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must...…
…TUESDAY, NOVEMBERI 3,i1959 TLE MICHIGAN DAILY SALLADE REPORTS: Students-for-Rockefeller t CA O ! rgamze at Universities BUSINESS SERVICES Rep. George W Sallade (R-Ann RUBBER TIRE MATS-one side fluffedI CLAS IFIED IA Arbor) announced yesteday that Moe than 500 letters are now sizes 132 x 23 up to 24 x 3, $239 up LASSi tipeidns fi n ooamts hay,$.7. 0xe0iis TRY Varsity o~~~~~~~orgganization has dns been formed. fle Republicans Clubs throughout ...…
…TH MICHIGAN'- ~~ U n A tN.j .., , ;w.. ... . s s E r, M~rwrgm.IN "RAMIX UE'SD 1Y, NOV i Michigan's Defensive Abilities Hidden by Won-Lost Record By MIKE GILLMAN If you were to look at only the comparative won-lost records of this year's Wolverine football team and last season's, you could easily be convinced that the current ag- gregation's defense is at least as porous as that of the 1958 squad. But you'd have a hard time con- vincing ...…
…Ohio State... 30 Northwestern . 30 Illinois... .. 7 Minnesota . Michigan State 24 Indiana . . . .13 Purdue . .... .7 Vanderbilt . 20 Nebraska ...25 Army... 6 Oklahoma ... 21' Air Force . . 13 Notre Dame .. 25 Louisiana State 7 ... 13 Navy ... . .. 22 Mississippi . 3.. SGC CANDIDATES ANALYZED Y Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom A6F 471 attin MOSTLY CLOUDY High-SO Low-43 Mostly cloudy with a few sunny intervals. Light westerly winds. ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEM] ofessional Honorary Elects ficers, Initiates Members Program Notes ALUMNI, FOUNDATION GIFTS: ,U' Council Coordinates Fund Sources ., 1.1 Beta Alpha Psi, national, honor- y accounting fraternity, initiat- 43 graduate and undergraduate idents recently. Newly elected officers are Tom 'kman, Grad., president; John stater, '6OBAd., vice-president td Dan Brink, '61BAd., secre- ry-treasurer. This is the first-y...…
… u cy Asks Red WASHINGTON MP)-A study forI the United States Senate Foreign t", ons Committee recommended. last night that the United States recognize there are two Chinas, Communist China and the Na- tionalist Republic. It said this should be part of a gradual process.' He recommended a first stage of exploretion and negotiation to ,be followed, if the first stage goes well, by abandon- ment of diplomatic sanctions and' trade restrictions ...…
…Seventieth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN ben Opinions Are F UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Truth Will Prevail" STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. Women WHY DO THEY COME? and Higher Educ. / F Women's Reason...…
…SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1959 THE MICHIGAN ,DAILY U DAILY OFFICIAL BULTI f , :".w __.._M,, r "_r'_______ ?:" n''r4° r. Z 6 3 ".r rrtir:t:ro W ::xe.Y. '.i': :"r4'-, L 7 6_ "_ 'U' Homecoming Features Constru Queens, Piglet, Tug-of-War Not Cer (Continued from Page 1) The future of the r~ivar A. fici:_rs~ar r anls v n,;he The Daily Official Bulletin is an official publication of The Univer- sity of Michigan for which The *Michigan Daily assumes n...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY NOVEMBE R1, council Candidates lesignations Raise Number 'of Openings; 'welve Students Try for Eight Positions A record low of 12 candidates e trying for eight Council seats the Student Government Coun- t election to be held Tuesday id Wednesday. The abnormally high number of cancies on the Council was ,used by the resignations of Jo ardee, '60, executive vice-presi- nt, and David Kessel, Grad. This hen combined w...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday S.GC Hare Method' To Be Used In Election Under the Hare electoral system that is being used in next Tuesday and Wednesday's election, students can rank the candidates from one to twelve on their ballot. At count night on Wednesday, all votes will be sorted into piles for each candidate. Candidates re- ceive all ballots on which they were first choice. Then using a preset system a quota is set for the election. A...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Si , ..r= 1 adgers To Wolverines Intercepted Passes Thwart M' Offensive Threats, higan Defensive 'Raiders' Throttle Wisconsin Attack in Battle of De fenses 1* (Continued from Page 1) 7i t on Michigan's second play s toss was pilfered by Bad- ater Bob Nelson on the 30. bs went 15 yards in three , right half Bob Zeman five more, and fullback~. Wiesner negotiated the last ds in two carries of equal ce. The score beca...…
…L VLAY, iVVVL'1v1I5CtG 1, ly5y F the. game's 'he thing' ''red Katz, Associate Sports Editor TGE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE N N For Direct Classified Ad Service, Phone NO 2-4786 from 1:00 to 3:00 P.M. Monday through Friday, and Saturday 9:30 'tit 11:30 A.M. vI' _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Michigan Stadium: Ulcer Gulch TRADITIONALLY, witches and goblins don't cavort on October 31st until the sun goes down. But the Wolverines yesterday delighted in...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ _UNDA3 f Y, NOVEMBER 1, 1959 )SU Tops Is U, 30-24; Iln is Purdue Tie, 77 SU Nips Mississippi, 7-3; annon Scores Winning TD Northwestern Trounces Indiana, 30-13; Minnesota, Iowa Win Non-League Games BATON ROUGE A) - All- America halfback Billy Cannon sprinted down the sidelines for an 89-yd. touchdown -run .last night as Louisiana State's national foot- ball champions stormed from be- hind to trim previously u...…
…1% },, r tj an t ? - . , - - Y y ..t .. M a .. i L F t S 10 N 7, M y 7 SUPPL E , ,":. { '111 . .......... C ,l "!R. ,yes 5" \ 3 '. ",5 . , ;°" Ole t ,:. A,", {"* L' X r ,}S' "F ' :Ar."t.... ': fJ ti ~ ... .. fsnvev:a r. . +pf' , , , : t?,tr 4i. .': . . yI" ,j,{'S'T'n '"wti . , ' .tY " v; } \}.4:{ '.::, .". :":"?r.fvn ".. :' "' FPo. :. ,.,.IMw,..wo.....dMWiy ... " ".lf: f i" '' A, ' ..:" t!:" {:Y;;: fir/ ., { *'° ' " S: : > N rim:'~"~iC'M°j f...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY s Pi l! t1 Y , ew Sweaters Featuring Exotic Textures Popular Big News in Men's Shoes; Warm, Stylish Chukka Boot Ly colors and exotic tex- re the outstanding qualities year's sweater. most appealing new arrival sweater scene is the wide muted colored, brushed ietland variety, which seems naking such a hit with the ity men and their femin- interparts. sweater seems to 1ll the bill on all counts. It is pleasant to the ey...…
…TUE MIHGAN DAILY i. resses Show Return of Sheath; :>uffant Most Popular in Sleeves New Leisure Wear Attractions Seen en can breathe a sigh of re- for the chemise and empire out of the scene of women's ses this fall. he fashion scene in Ann Arbor,, 1 in the stores and in the clos- of fashion-conscious coeds, de- s natural waistlines in sheaths full skirts without. billowy Brocades and chiffons will leadi the fashion parade to pledge for- ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ck on Black Denotes Fashions Bearded, Bored, Beatnik Set Some Coeds Favor Jeans; Others Like Collegiate Look Men's Topcoats Getting Shortei Herringbone, Camel Stay Popul the clothes question as in areas of stimulating conjec- the beat generation is grop- or the light of truth. e look for beatniksthis sea- the epitone of the search; is interpreted solely as a [on of line and the outfit is -s color-cued to negativism: on b...…
…THE MICR. w A TT :her Weaves, Colors Will Provide Leeway. Selection of Autumn Wardrobe Separates Fall fashion gives a girl lots of leeway in selecting' separates. Skirt fabrics are richer in weave and color; all exciting, and eachl important enough to deserve an entire costume built around it. Straight skirts range from the smoothest textures in deep greyed" greens, bark browns, and berry reds to shaggy plaids that splash red next to gold a...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ci Clothing Trend Toward Bold, Beautiful old but beautiful" is the trend omen's heavy sports and ski .es, Kay Geddes, manager of sports department of a large women's store said recently. he colors are bright, but so tfully muted that they are y," Miss Geddes averred. ig this year," she continued, eds, whites, blacks, and par- arly muted colors. These in- such colors as the muted 1, which is subdivided into or logan green,...…
…NIBER 1, 1959 THE MICHIGAN DAILY w :wrr + .-r Olive Featured in Casuals; Expected To Rival Tan, Gray Continental Effects Showing in Casual Slacks: Khakis with Frontier Pockets, Beltless Backs New Continental Styles Treat for Students During Rain; Greatest Change Seen in Water-Proof Fabrics Entrance I Olive is the big news for men's fall fashions in the casual line. Sport shirts, flannels and khaki's will all feature this color which is e...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY UD _____________.:w__.c_ af",'6.t'Akiyw:A WbYL'9 caa.glrvnw. ?'6 .+:.o . s a.-. ar",a%.Of.M.,..'a~V xV.'.. t,..s:'v"E NOVEMBER 1, 195 JADE MILLER Gamma_ Phi Beta ELAINE PORTNER Markley Hall MARIE STERN Kappa Kappa Gamma 1 tIatR PRINtttG 1 coul lg~ikXye tosa e o Jcobsnsi etyaos 'eX' s stude~ents. atte° ihgId u torpesn . nadget ac ere& . on~ cap to a t stop fas ions hSs I~~ inte 1~A\ ~aP ~ S~'T~~ allW~ tho laeerbuin role o...…
…ROTC SHOULD NOT BE COMPULSORY See Page 4 Y L Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom Iktitr FOG, DRIZZLE A f Hlgh-58 Low--42 Clouds, light fog and drizzles may dampen Homecoming. 0 _.. . VOL. LXIX, No.35 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1959 FIVE Cl Groups Charge Mismanagement In *~ Entertains H Homecoming eavier Grid ENTS SIX PAGES Badgers Homecoming Committee Accused By 'U' Housing Units, Honorary By FAITH WEINSTEIN Tw...…
…p" THE MICHIGAN DAILY IUR HUNDRED PARTICIPATE: Klein Organizes Whole Choral Program, Choirs Sphinx, Living Units Accuse Committee Of Mismanaging Homecoming Choices By CAROL LEVENTEN <# I Prof. Maynard Klein of the mu- school came to the University 1949. Discovering only one choir - d that, a credit course in en- nble, he was prompted to or- nize a: whole. choral program d a network of choirs. The choirs, in which over 400 idents now part...…
…,Y, OCTQSER al, 1959 THE MI4CRIGAN DAILY M, Y, OCTOBER 31, 1959 TIU MI&IIIGAN DAILY 7 E TO CHIJRCH O N T HE SABBA\T H .r0 come, let us worship and bow down; let us kneel before the Lord our maker." Psalm 96, 6. PRESBYTERIAN CAMPUS CENTER OF THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 1432 Washtenow Avenue Wm. S. Baker, Campus Pastor. Patricia Pickett, Raja Nasr, counselors. Sunday morning worship at 9:00, 10:30 and 11:50 "The Power of Pity"-Dr. Ku...…
…'10, 9,8,7. .. Seventieth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BYS TUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONs STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH..* Phone No 2-3241 I. F{ 'VY i en 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. 'URDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1959 NIGH...…
…)BE R 31:1959 TIMEL TICHIGJfL1AIN DAlil PAGE l LSU Battles Mississippi For National Prominence For Direct Classified Ad Service, Phone NO 2-4786 By TOM WITECKI Louisiana State and Mississippi meet tonight in a contest that can easily be called THE top game of the 1959 college football season. At stake is the mythical na- tional football ghampionship, the Southeastern Conference title and a Sugar Bowl bid. LSU's Tigers won the coveted title...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY r' £ f ti "O vtMrisnw w.Yn a~1 ;SAXURD )AYOCTBER31,195 t 11 11 1 We cordially w elcome the many Alumni, as wel'as Students, Faculty and Visitors, to this, the most elaborate and gay of all 4 4 4 4 4 I our weekends in Ann. Arbor. s , i t t Ann Arbor Yellow Cab 1;13 S. Ashley NO 3-4244 or 346721 Y MADEMOISELLE 302 S. State NO 3-5796 SAM'S 122 E. Washington NO 3-8611 CHESTER ROBERTS, 312 S. State NO 3-196...…
…LASTING TAX SOLUTION NEEDED L Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom D~Ait CLOUDY, RAIN High-S0 Low--5 Mostly cloudy today with rain in the late afternoon. See Page 4 VOL. LXIX, No. 34 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN,FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1959 FIVE CENTS EIGHT PAGES S R Oilsi ers By NAN MARKEL average and stood thi: Michigan's expenditures for higher education "should be large expenditures by both if educational opportunities here are to be roughly eq...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILYFID WELVE:I iI IN ANN ARBOR: JC' High Rental Costs Pose Problem to Old Citizens necause of the high rental costs in Ann Arbor many older people are forced to live in unfortunate surroundings, the University In- stitute for Human-Adjustment de- cided yesterday. Speaking at an Ann Arbor Ro- tary Club luncheon, Wilma T. Donahue of the Institute called for a study to look into the local' problem, and to devise special low-co...…
…STUDENTS s i:1 Oppose Compulsory ROTC Ike May (Continued from Page 1) It also said compulsory ROTC' is a "negative factor in career mo- tivation." The object 'of ROTC, it averred, is to provide officers to fill the regular army, and this is not served by the compulsory program. In this, many of State's ROTC students disagree. Cadet Co.'Doug- las W. Smith, USA-ROTC, claimed he would never have become in- terested in it were it not for th...…
…~4gAir'w ~U Seventieth 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 2-3 241 Opinions Are Free h wil Prevail" ditorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. OCTOBER 30, 1959 NIGHT EDITOR: THOMAS HAYDEN Permanent...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Presents Play DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN HORSE EATS HAT--Actors present a crucial scene in the French farce, currently being presented by the speech department play- bill. Final performances of the play are at 8 p.m. tonight and to- morrow in the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. 'DELINQUENT BOYS': Prof.,Cohen Discusses Delinquency and Culture (Continued from Page 4) ] Summary action taken by Student. Government- Council at its me...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY C SI D E LIINEIS by Jim Benagh, Sports Editor McRae Injures Finger L e e .. II What Price Glory? GAIN THE WEAK AXE of the National Collegiate Athletic Asso- ciation has fallen on some of its victory-building members. And again the action will mean nothing other than a couple of weeks disgrace or maybe a year's probation from a post-season Bowl game for the .guilty parties-which included Wyoming, Mississippi, Arizona ...…
