…IDEA EXCHANGE STILL NEEDED Se Page 4 Sixty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom Dati SNOW FLU(,RRIES, COLT? Vou LXIX, No.6ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN; SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6,1958 FIVE CENTS SIX PAG I i I 1I I .> 1 VALLEY REPRESENTATIVES: Agencies Approve Plan For Huron River Study By RALPH LANGER The proposed Lower Huron River study received approval from two state agencies last night. The State Health Department and Water Resources Commission...…
…TH. MiCH'fGAN DAILT SATURDAY. DELI TW r J A' ..I STRDY.fE I Music Idea Danish High Schools Teach Democracy I By ANITA FELDMAN five-month winter semester, ex- n the Folk High Schools in tending from November through imark, our principle instruction March, or a three-month spring emocracy, and our aim is for semester. from the middle of April h student to discover the uni- to the middle of July. al humanity of the peoples of Come from Ma...…
…9_ Ili TIFF MICHIGAN DAILY F"= = m P A w %.- - - --- - -.w- Ij Peach Mountain Telescope Nears January Completion By BRUCE COLE An 85-foot wide radio telescope second largest in the world-is fast nearing completion on Peach Mountain, 15 miles northwest of Ann Arbor. The telescope, when completed,7 will receive radio waves from the: sun, moon, planets, and, a variety of nebulae and galaxies, Prof. Fred Haddock of the astronomy / and electri...…
…"It's Kind of a Two-Stage Thing" Sixty-Ninth Year EDITD AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS S rUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MIC-i. * Phone \o 2-3241 TODAY AND TOMORROW: Reply to Red Note Presents Problemis pinions Are Free Wll Prevail" -_ itorials printed in The Michigan Daily exptress the indi:idual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This inst b...…
…THE MICHIG~AN DAILY T. DECEMBER6, 1951 E s- y.YaL 1lY14yslvl}li1 as raaaa :a c r )MMUNIST GAIN: Formosan Leader Says U.S. Asian Policy Fails United States policy in South- east Asia, including its economic aid, "has failed miserably," K. C. Wu, Governor of Formosa from 1949-53, said Thursday. Addressing 200 bankers attend- ing the 20th annual bank study conference at the Michigan Union, Wu said, "the people of Southeast Asia have one thi...…
…OrWW VMT~lffIGANfDAILY TUA,- - -*--.---- SATURDAY, lIIL iRiLai{}nl' alra aaJa !ate Tennessee Spurt Beats Michigan Five, 80-66 i Tidwell, Lee Star in Kent Tourney Loss; Wyoming Defeats Kent in Finale, 75-67 UNITAS CLOSE TO RECORD: Rams Host Colts in Anticlimactic Game T By FRED KATZ Special to the Daily KENT, O. - Lack of depth and height took its toll for Michigan last night as the Wolverines dropped an 80-66 clash to Ten- nessee in ...…
…COLUMBIA RAISES STANDARDS See Page 4 Lier Sixty-Eig~ht Years of Editorial Freedom 41P :43, t CLOUDY, COLDER - . - AI 4FIVE CENTS SIX PAG GES I VOL. LXIX, No. 44 ANN ARBOR, MCHIAN, THURSDAY. NO\ E1YSEn.e, Goldman Announces Withdrawal from Election Surprise With Sta Demanding OrgC For Council Prei By THOMAS Student Government Council P withdrew from the coming election He read the withdrawal statem which follows regular business....…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY More Funds To'U' Seen By Sallade (Continued from Page 1) greatest victory in state history, Gov. G. Mennen Williams' ma- jority was less than in either of the last two campaigns." This seems to indicate that while the Democratic Party is gaining strength. the Governor's personal popularity is being re- duced, Sallade observed. "He'll have to produce a pretty good record if he wants the "pres- idential) nomination in 1960, t...…
…TI ?MICWI A fAn V om 4*%Y% lvA nx 11luiELSDAYi, I JVNJVAdLU N 1Ol a A aA~ .aU>U., u~a .r'aU.arru Angell Calls Honors Program Results'Generally Satisfactory' By JAN RAHM dents will be added and dropped dents receive high caliber work After one year of operation, re- on the basis of their work, so that outside their fields of cencentra- suits 0f the all-college honors pro- about 12 per cent of future gradu- tion. gram have been generally sa...…
…0 Sixty-Ninth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNTVERSITY OF NIICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OP BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBuCATIONs STUDENT PUBLICATIONs BLDG. * ANN ARBor, MiCH. * Phone NO 2-3241 "Wnuu p1u11nII-Are Free Truth Wtll Preva.il" Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1958 NIGHT EDITOR: RALPH LANGER...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Academic Notices DAILY Applied Mathematics Seminar: Dr. Ro er D. Low will continue his talk on "A mixed boundary value problem OFFICiAL for an infinite elastic cone." Thurs., Nov. 6. 4:00 p.m. in Rm. 246 W. Eng. LLETINBld. Refreshments at 3:30 in Rm. 274 W, Eng. Bldg. School of Business Administration: (Continued from Page 4) Students from other schoolsasnd col- _- _-_leges intending to apply for admission for the spring se...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY [ichigan' s Right End pot (ell-Manned by Johnsons '11' RANKS SIXTH: Iowa Tops Conference * I- -1 .* By DAVE LYONF Despite the magnitude of Iowa's rictory last Saturday over the Michigan football team, several Wolverine players gave good ac- :ounts of themselves. Names like Bob Ptacek and carrell Harper spring immediate- y into mind. But second-string ight end Bob Johnson, given a hance to play, performed capab- y i...…
….4 )UTHERN APPROACH TO INTEGRATION Sixty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom ~Iaii4 'V.'AL See Page 2 POSSIBLE SHOWERS HV~ UENT~ is nUrn rp DA V -29 -i. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1958 FWZE CENTS YQU A acv. 4600 -4 It Se flS e iI s olm, ato I * * * * * * e Asks Assembly * * Talks ' upports Bid .y Russians or Debate INCUMBENTS: Christman, Warner Victors Defeats Hogan, incumbent Lilli Oltersdorf...…
…Sixty-Eighth Year EDrrED 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 "Yes, It's--Ulp-Delicious" Opinions Are P'rea th Will Prevail" orials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. t s. 3 t s y+iw 9 a . y { :: 3 Y, AUG...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tribe Drops Tigers; Braves Top_'Pirates defeats. It was the 16th victory of' his career over the Pirates who have beaten him only three times. Cards 13, Dodgers 3 ST. LOUIS. - The St. Louis Cardinals emerged from their hit- less depths yesterday and bombed the Los Angeles Dodgers 13-3 for the Cardinals' best hit and run total of the season for a single game. Wally Moon delivered his third home run and three other hits and ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNED OGANCE CAUSES ANGER: liddle East Anti-West dot Nationalistic-Smith In trying to pin a label on the rment in the Middle East, the rm "anti-West" is more applic- ble than "nationalism," accord- ig to Wilfred Smith, professor of ;lamic Studies at McGill Uni-' ersity, Montreal. Prof. Smith, delivering the last z the Summer Session series on Religion in Contemporary So- ety," maintained that the arro- ance common to Wes...…
…DRINKING OPPONENTS IGNORE RIGHTS See Page 4 YI rL Sixty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom :43 a i1 CLOUDY, WARMER ..lr tW' pTe r VOL. LXVIII, No. 154 Gromyko Releases Red Note to Envoys USSR Plans Publication of Note; Leaves Summit Preparations in Air MOSCOW (P)-Foreign Minister, Andrei Gromyko called in the ambassadors of, the three Western powers one by one yesterday and handed them a new Soviet note. Diplomatic sources said the note ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MAY 6, 1958 Ballou Tells Experiences As Designer By JEAN HARTWIG Ballou, scenic designer for the current Drama Season, began his career at the age of 15 in a small Eastern playhouse out of "sheer nerve, not knowledge." Dressed in an olive drab cordu- roy sports coat over a red T-shirt and khaki-colored cotton trousers with buckskin desert boots, Ballou explained'that he designed his first set because he felt he c...…
… TUESDAY, MAY 6,1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY An Era Ends: Michigan Notre Dame Terminates * Tennis Streak Halted at 47 MICHIGAN LOSES AGAIN TO PURDUE, OSU: Coach SaysGolfers Better Than Scores Indicate 'M' Dual Win String, 7-2' C+> Special to The Daily SOUTH BEND-Michigan's ten- nis team could capture only a vic- tory in singles and another in doubles, as its dual-match win streak was stopped at 47 by Notre Dame, 7-2, yesterday at South Bend. ...…
…Sixty-Eighth Year - r EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN "When Opinions Are Free 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 nus t be noted in all reprints. ESDAY, MAY 6, 1958 NIGHT EDITOR: LANE VANDER SLICE ...…
… , MAY 6, 1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY p U U Time Nerars For Cleanup In Grooming By NANCY VERMULLEN It's "spring housecleaning" time in grooming. Bright sunlight and skimpy sport attirehave a way of spot- lighting those flaws that were concealed beneath winter wools, so now's the time to take stock of yourself and brush up on your grooming etiquette. Count Calories Sleek bathing suits don't pro- vide the camouflage that your loose chemise do...…
…THE MCHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MAY 9, 1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MAY 6, 1958 'N CHAIN SAW: Foresters Take Second Place in Big Ten Conclave By PHILIP MUNCK tween 150 and 200 foresters five Big Ten schools attend- Midwest Forester's conclave weekend at the Proud Lake eation Area.' .e conclave,, held annually 1954, is the site of contests nd the top forestry club ac- ng to John Vance, '59NR. rail splitting, log rolling, match splitting, t...…
…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...…
…IMPROVED ITERATURE SCHOOL CIRRICULUM tL See Ege 4 Sixty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom No. 86 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1958 rout To Study hool Calendars ommitte4 Will Examine Better Use )f. University's Teaching Facilities I' Sy RICHARD TAUB University PresidenHarlan Hatcher's Calendar Study Committee ins to devise a calerlar which is "educationally defensible," and study ways of mor effectively utilizing the Un...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURS hY, FE ".ildingb SlwOW! :d Plan Fails I 1IliiNOi2-25jj 3 Ri , , G- tinued from Page 1) construction of a steam the Washington Street forth Campus, $4,360,000 hematics and Computing d $3,500,000 for the In- Science and Technology. I projects include $845,- Mental R'esearch Build- $235,000 for the Patient Ltion Center. above construction would ed by bonds. If the bond- sal is not approved, only lical Science Building ...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY raditional Festivity, But Small Crowd Marks 1959 J-Hop 'Strict' Contact Rules Sta For Independents,Affilic The "strict" Panhellenic con- tact rules will take effect tomor- row as the first set of rushing par- ties begins. Sorority actives met last night to set up policies for the rushing period. From Friday until pledging no contact is permitted between af- filiated and independent women unless members of two houses are ...…
…rI "We're Not Un Yet" ThREE METHODS: 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 Government Strives m Opinions Are Free uth Will Prevail" printed in The Michigan Daily ex press the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This mus t be noted in all reprints. for Busin...…
… 'i J4 11 STUDENT desires daily transportation from Detroit to Ann Arbor. Phone NO 3-0521, Ext. 421 after 5. )G32 LOST AND FOUND LOST: GE PR-1 Light meter in Michi- gan League. Finder call NO 2-7420 after 6:00 P.M. Reward. )A99 3 DAYS 2.00 2 3 4 .80 .96 6 DAYS 2.96 3.55 CONTACT LENS Drop in for a free lens trial any time. No cost or obligation. MISCELLANEOUS SINGING AND SPEAKING Lessons. Mrs. Kenneth N. Westerman. Member Na- tio...…
…'I "HE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY. F E, Union Discontinues Paging Non-Residents in Cafeteria Fund Gets Total Profit From Fair One hundred and fifty dollars, representing the total profits of the Union's International Fair, .will be given to the International students loan fund, Richard W. Schwartz, '59, chairman of the Union's International committee, announced yesterday. The Fair was held during Inter- national Week last November. This was t...…
…Class Finds Canada Trip Valuable i, -Daily-Eric Arnold VLY APPOINTED-At its most recent meeting the Board in Control of Student Publications ounced the promotion of Bruce Bailey (left) to the position of Daily Chief Photographer, of re Fraser (center) to the position of Associate Activities Editor and of Thomas Blues (right) Associate Personnel Director. Carol Prins, former Associate Personnel Director, was named razine Editor. )ard Appoints...…
…j OWNAVM THURSDAY, .F1 oug Assignment Challenges Wolverine Caer C INS STATE TITLE: Ski Jumping at Four, M' Student Now Tops Must Quickly Rebound From Dismal Defeat' Bruce Bennet Tigers to Offer Scholarships To Baseball Prospects, But By FRED KATZ Did you ever see a four year old i skis? Admitted, it's a rather rare ght. But to the folks residing ound Ishpeming, Mich., 18 years o, there wasn't the least bit of rprise when Jackie Bie...…
… e, 1958 MCMGAN DATIN, __ __8 fI lI C I IDIL ' Hockey Team Takes Two This Week in Sports I QUICKIE CHICKIE Ter Break; Hudson Ineligible Friday, February 7 By SI COLEMAN HOCKEY-Minnesota-Minneapolis WRESTLING-Minnesota-Minneapolis SWIMMING--IowaState-Ames, Iowa Saturday, February 8 BASKETBALL-llnois-Yost Field House,8 Pm.M HOCKEY--Minnesota-Minneapolis WRESTLING-Iowa State-Ames, Iowa SWIMMING-Iowa-Iowa City TRACK-Michigan State Re...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TRUR SDAY, THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, BRIGITTE BARDOT SPECIALS Atlantic Monthly -- 8 mos. - $2.50 (reg. $7.50 yr.) Qi Reader's Digest .-- 15 mos. - $1.89 (reg. $3.00 yr.) LI I Time - $4 yr (reg. $7) Life-- $4 (reg. $6.75) Q Newsweek - $3 (reg. $6) Q Sports 111. -- $4 (reg. $7.50 Q U.S. News & WR - $3.67 - (39 wk.) Q (reg. $6.00 yr.) Q] Reporter - $4.50 (reg. $6 yr.) LI Sat. Eve. Post - $4.79 - 60 wk. QI(reg. $6 yr.) Lad...…
… UARY 6, 1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wolverine Swimmers r Trounce Purdue Squad i>- I By CARL RISEMAN Purdue's undermanned swim team opposed Michigan in the Wolverine's only swim meet during the final exam break. Michigan defeated the Purdue squad, 63-42, on Jan. 31, relying mainly on the strength of its re- serves. Purdue's squad was able to muster a meager three first places against a Michigan squad that saw few of its regular point-getters s...…
…THE MIICHIGAN DAILY ' A THE STUDENT 'S BOOK i MEANS I is located in room 528 in the Student Activities Building Beh ind the Administration Building I - TRA LARGE VALUES I on all. your textbook purchases I «. A , Buy-your Books at the Student-Operated Book Exchange I Open. Thursday, Feb. 15 ... Weekdays 1-5. ..Saturdays 9-5 ALSO SELL YOUR USED TEXTS AT S.B.XC. TODAY AND TOMORROW ONLY .. . ........... - ............ ...…
… SECTION Siri x :4 tIii SECTION Two TWO ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1958 TWELVE ID-YEAR EXERCISES: .eal Issue Facing U.S. dtlined to 'U' Graduates IFC Plans -year, graduates were d not to "over-look the real in the United States' pres- btempt to catch the Rus- aking at the University ation exercises, John A.= s, United States Under ,ary of Health, Education Velfare, said, "Because our has been stung we must not 7'ke...…
…THE MICTHIGAN DAILY COLLEGE GRADUATES' (Salary $4,802 to start) STATE GOVERNMENT OFFERS COMPREHENSIVE TRAINING PROGRAMS IN: *ADMINISTRATIVE ANALYSIS * EMPLOYMENT COUNSELING *PERSONNEL. * ECONOMIC RESEARCH *HIGHWAY PLANNING BANK EXAMINING PROPERTY APPRAISING INSURANCE EXAMINING INSTITUTION MANAGEMENT' *GEOLOGY *WATER CONSERVATION *GAME BIOLOGY * FISH AREA BIOLOGY * FISHERIES BIOLOGY * LAND APPRAISING *PAROLE AND PROBATION (Male only) * PRISON ...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY ilty Meeting Coverage Hit by Colorado Paper TO OPEN FEB. 10: Plan Wilt Art Show <" o Daily has asked, rwa . support from Colorado stu- ts, faculty, and editors of other ege newspapers, following ex- lion of editor Ed Kahn from a ting of the University of Colo- o, Faculty Senate Jan. 21. 'he Senate voted, 66 to35, to Kahn from the meeting, which At with intellectualism on cam- They voted down an alterna- proposal that ...…
…_ _ _ _._ ... _ _ .. _ ..,s.. . .3'L UTIIJJA U.J11, ESR r Latin-American Dictatorships Losing Strength the fireplace stil lurns... or may we offer a minority opinion? The great, frenetic rush is on! It's text-book time at the University and the "campus Moloch" must be served. The great books, the dreams and visions of writers and rebels, the magnificent volumes of art and wisdom, and even the merely pleasant books which beguile and enter- ta...…
…RSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1958 4U' PROFESSORS AID IN RESEARCH: Museum Presents Slides of Ancient Guatemala City By MARSHA JO DEMOREST Scenes from an expedition which p uncovered an ancient Guatemalian city are now on view at the Uni- versity Museum of Natural History. Four University faculty members took part in the expedition to. Tical, a seat of Mayan civiliza- tion. They flew in early in Janu-p U'Faculty s Fellowships Announced Fellowships for...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY. FEBRUARY- rnational Newcomers Find Helpful Orientation, Friendly Pe II MOp __ 7:30 a.m. They haven't been late halls of higher learning. And in London, where he'd studied pre- or missed an appointment since addition, they're meeting fellow viously. "Here everyone is so in- last Friday?" students in well-planned social formal. You can mix with them gatherings that the Orientation Actually, leaders Al Novitzsk...…
… i A!, i>;tL ,. m.. w.,s ,:.:... .. v .i.an s...hs.a[y+rY.l''MI . Yt'fiJi.Jtr. .it. )VATIONS TERMED SUCCESSFUL: )rientation Acquaints New Students with U' . By DIANE FRASER Associate Activities JEditor >ld on to your 'railroad d et' and follow the arrows into gym; women must sign out en leaving the dorm at night; w your ID card when you take a library book; don't step on "M" on the Diag before an m--welcomer to the University Michigan!" I...…
…'Jktk AliCAtIt+UAN Ott Y HURSDAY, ommo-ow" Clothing and Fur are a great asset it campus world of Men who are aingin towards life should give particular t clothes, because first impres swing an important decision TUESDAY. IFC I By PHILD Fraternity rust L versity will beg meeting for all p.m. Tuesday in room. Spring rush wi with the Open H continue through Registratio To be eligible rr ishings - dents must regis fraternity Counc first fl...…
…5 )AY, FEBrITARY 6, 10" LIST CANDIDATE: rman Thomas To Sneak in Rackham THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'U' Press To Print History of World U Orman Thomas, six-time can- dte for the presidency of the ted States on the Socialist et, will speak at 8 p.m. tomor- in Rackham Hall on "Arms the Economy." he Economics Club is sponsor-, the program. Saturday Thomas address the Political Issues b. The location of this talk Ibe announced today. riday night's ta...…
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