… '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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… THE MICHIGAN DAILY I CONTINUES: Faie Troube in areroons Per ularge talemav a ... s ., ' . a ,. 3?o ir .. {:. trxrvua ". 11 AF IIC4 -I /l ES ..ra 77ba'i.Zoab a*Z z'o r e tt'op~ p 1 3 4 f 0 0 : Q' ... ..'. (' C'Bo'o.Z? Education Financing Suggested President A. Whitney Griswold of. Yale University recently called for a substantial increase in the proportion of the nation's wealth which goes to higher education. He- proposed the plan to ins...…
…4 SL - .SSrL S4 a Elr 11 m it College Clothes at the price you can'"t resilst. Our REDUCTION SALE is now on. r: 100%, worsted wool C"REW- NECK BULKY SWEATERS Formerly $9.95 Now,0onsale at-$7.88 Clearance on Sport Coats and Suits v Sport shirts previously $4.95 and $5.95 « -.. NOW $3.95 II …
…PNHEL, HONOR CODE PRAISED See gage 4 Sixty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom 43ai -ti -v CLOUDY, WARMER VOL. LXVII..N...5 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1957 FIVE CENTS EIGHT PAGES I N i Y IY" Y r 1 1 Democrats Give Opinions On Fiscal, Defense Plans LABOR LEGISLATION: Mitchell Sets Forth i WASHINGTON (M)-The Eisen- hower administration got some as- sorted advice on fiscal and defense planning from Democratic leaders y...…
…I'THE N1CIGAti!IDAILY FRIDAY, I)NEMUEE1 , 19t" "MESSIAH"-Adele Addison, left, and Eunice Albert will be featured in the annual Choral Union presentation of Handel's famous Christmas oratorio to be given at 8:30 p.m. tomorrow and 2:30 p.m. Sunday in Hill Auditorium. 'U' Chorus To Give Handel's Messiah Expert Hits Low Income In Banking Too many bankers are afraid of making money, Howard P. Par- shall, president of the Bank of Commonwealth of D...…
… !S. r 1957 THE M CMGAN' DAILY PAGE TARES R~ ThNY THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGK TRUKI Journalism Counselors Hold Meeting Advisers of high school publica- tions in southeastern Michigan will meet today and tomorrow at Haven Hill near Pontiac under the auspices of the University Depart- ment of Journalism and the Michi- gan Interscholastic Press Associa- tion. Forty journalism teachers and advisers of school newspapers and yearbooks have registere...…
…1, 1 Sixty-Eighth Year -____1hF; EDITED AND MANAGED BY ;STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Nhen Opinions Are Free UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Truth Will Prevail") STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. The Down-To-Earth Missile Race ,$ -- - *...…
… e, DECEMBERO, 197r TlHE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE PT Job Conference To Offer Coeds Advice, Coffee The annual Career Conference for the benefit of all University women will be held from 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday on the second floor of the League. The conference is sponsored by Scroll, Mortarboard, and Senior Society, three honoraries for senior women, in cooperation with the University's Bureau of Ap- pointments and Occupational In- formation. Guidance...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILI FAIDAV- lr)r(IMMr.U A- IM" _________________________________ - ** 1, 4CSA7T&MA~AU 41. ,&7Yf1 M'Icers Open Home Season Tonight Many National Champions To Compete in Swim Gala Michigan Less Experienced Than Strong McGill Squad (Continued from Page 1) come from Paul Reinke, who placed second to Hopkins in the NCAA championships, Pete Fow- ler, Canadian Collegiate champion, and Tony Tashnick, former Detroit city champ. I...…
…FRIDAY, DECEMBER a, 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE MV Team's Support DAILY CLASSIFIED ADS Lauded by Pace By The Associated Press Michigan halfback Jimmy Pace credits his teammates for helping him achieve a lifelong goal. The speedster,- who was the Wolverines' sole running threat this past 'season, said emphatical- ly: "They made me an All-Ameri- can. A halfback is only as good as his line. I was lucky to have played behind such fine guys...…
…-i THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRID!fAY- TF.r(1r V'R. #: 14 _ _ _ 1 P 1W.lL[i :C L'G4; GYlflliL" [G S " .- _._ fig 1y;7 Japanese Scholars To View 'roblems Met in America Twenty-nine Fulbright scholars rm Japan will convene at 8 p.m. might at the Union in a unique ttempt to "bridge the many dif- erences in institutions and, ways thought" met by Japanese schol- rs in America. The theme of the regional con- erence is "Communicating Ideas etween Jap...…
…CAMPUS CHEST NOT NEEDED See page 4 Y 1MwF Sixty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom CLUDY VARIER No. 43 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1957 E mocrats New YoIr Win Positions 'k, New Jersey y The Associated Press crats continued their win- ays in off-year elections ty as Democratic Gov. B. Meyner of New Jersey election against his Eisen- upported challenger, Mal- Forbes. er, who thus boosted his for consideration for a n h...…
… THE MICHIGAN'DAILY J WEEK: i Dancers Present Show Dancers of as la-) otf * Hill Audi- s of India. on will be I including Tresses and ilment by premiere by London Fonteyn of seen alone wn as Mo- a feminine .lrty years f indecent original. 'Old Lace' To Headline New Season Joseph Kesselring's farce com- edy "Arsenic and Old Lace" will open the 1957-58 speech depart- ment playbill at 8 p.m. Thursday through Saturday at the Lydia Mendelsso...…
…SDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TA' Scouts-Tell Wolverines About Saturday's Foe By PAUL BORMAN A persistent stray dog, brisk weather and a defensive scrim- mage were featured in yesterday's football practice at Ferry Field. Practice started out with drills to protect against Illini aerials. The visitors' formations and plays are accumulated for the team by two of its coaches, Matt Patanelli and Don Dufek whose job includes s...…
…Sixty-Eighth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN hen 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 must be noted in all reprints. bT 1 0' '- AY, NOVEMBER 6.1957 NIGHT EDITOR: RICHARD TAUB...…
… 11 I 40 11 IfA '/A /C 4 - and re- the the 't 8 over the world .s fair, a high-~ goods and wood-block prints will be on display. A palm reader, native music and dancing 'will be featured in the India Students Association display. Turkish coffee and pastries will be served in the Turkish Students Club room, where native,goods and photos will be on exhibit. Pakistani students, in native dress, will display arts, crafts and food of the...…
…I WMICHIGAN DAILY Aalist Hits Tight Credit ty professor yesterday ,raining effects of tight nflationary pressures prices has generally ery great." ren L. Smith of the lepartmpent told dele- fifth annual Confer- momic Outlook, "The hat the initial high the banking system onomic units has per- ge increase in expend- finianced by the ds- existing balances. xpenditures which been financed ,with bed money if credit had been easier have. :ed inste...…
…to ... 21 N. Ca.'olina . . .. *l17 Navy..... v.13 .,.7 Army .27j Notre Dame. 26 Illinois Colgate ... 0 |1Purdue * S * S S * S * S S 40 Wisconsin . 0 W. Virginia, Penn State . . 13 1 Indiana .... 0.0' ..13 1 TO PLEDGE OR NOT TO PLEDGE Y 5kb a tty' PARTLY CLOUDYC< See page 4 Sixty-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom ANN ARBOR,MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 6,1957 [I, No. 17 illlr . cret Code ing Sent SEarth tellite Hard To Spot, ...…
… i Make 1957 Home Football Opening Perfect Spectacle High Court Convenes; Re Segregation Are Key Issi . t (Pontinued from Page 1) bigger crowd. to the opening of Michigan's football season, but the Jewish holidays and Asian flu apparently combined to lessen the crowd somewhat. The Michigan Union was no mdre crowded than usual, and no more ' than the requisite number of old grads trudged up the stairs of their old fraternity houses. A Sea o...…
… Tinn MlCMGAN DAIT -Food Output Increases With Fewer Workers, J I Apo Tuesday (4) . Frances Greer of the School isic will present a public at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday in Mendelssohn Theater. s Greer will' open the pro- with "Balmy Sweetness Ever ig" by Boyce, "The Maid's ition" by Leveridge; "Al de- y Mozart and a group of "Chansons de Belitis" by sy. program will be concluded 'I Am Like a Remnant of A of Autumn," by Carpenter, wade" by Nord...…
…The Arkansas Traveler Er1 it Sixty-Eighth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN one Are Free UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Ll Prevail" STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. "ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. CTOEM 6, 19#7 NIGHT EDITOR: DAVID TARR Pro-Con: To P l...…
… AFi mld Events Around Campus . - Petitioning opens JGP. Interviews will be held to- c for assistant dance morrow. stgemaagrasis-* * * stage manager, assist- DAMES CLUB - First general manager and campus meeting of the Michigan Dames chairman, says Penny will be held at 8 p.m. Tuesday in general chairman for the League Ballroom. CallingBack TheGods... Swimming Club Members To Me 11 Old and new Michifish members will have a meeting at 7:15...…
…LY erine AerialAttack Smothers Georgia, IL )ta s 21-17, - Purdue ?OLis (A') - Quarter- Larson, obscured the ars by the attention Bobby Cox, rallied a dinnesota team in the for a 21-17. ig Ten odds-bucking Purdue. elieved Cox who was Purdue's charging de- ace 72 yards for one on a punt run-back,' another that sent Min- the lead for good in quarter, and sped over ards out for the clinch- nal quarter. eading 10-7 after the .ooked ready to ...…
… DAILY vy Jpset By N. Carolina;'! 'enn State Bows to Army Flu-Ridden Oklahoma Defeats Iowa State; Texas A&M Rolls Over Missouri, 28-0 CLASSIFIED ADVEISU 1. e' MANTLE s homer ks 'ake By The Associated Press CHAPEL HILL, N. C. - North Carolina turned a recovered fun- ble and an intercepted pass into touchdowns yesterday to 'upset sixth-ranked Navy, 13-7, Navy's. vaunted offense, which had crushed Boston College and William and Mary, ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY VER SEE IT: Exact Satellite Location in Space Could Be Hard Job TO0N L. BLAKESLEE A Press Science Reporter )RK (A)-Russia's baby never be seen by human Soviet. " art 'of a seeming gamble k to win the proud prize sting space, opening, a human destiny. ct her m9on, Russia is %inly on a §omewhat odd radio signals from it. nals could fade or be making it hard to pin- exact location of the Sputnik -- Russian for Mlite. Learn Pa...…
… CULTURES' SSFUL THEME irr Sixty-Six. Years of Editorial Freedom :43ait MILDCONTINUED COOL. See page 2 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1957 FOUR' P vis Fied INTEREST BOOSTED: 50, Given Governmenl SMonths FHA Paym Math Instructor WASHINGTON (A)-In twin moves to s s 'Stiff' Sentence lower and middle income families, the gov almost in half the minimum down paymentf VERNON NAHRGANQ and boosted the interest rate on FHA loans Dail...…
…£cdy*rwn &zBt Sixty-Seventh 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 n Opinions Are Free uth Will Prevail" ditorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staf f writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. AUGUST 6, 1957 NIGHT EDITOR: VERNON NAHRGANG ...…
…N ibe Stops i Busts Yankee, Jinx; ors Gain on Leaders Yanks; Bums in Associated Press K-Mike Garcia beat Yankees for the first two years yesterday lbroke the league-n ht-game winning cut the Yanks' mar- Chicago to six games. m, whonnever has Indians in his major , was the victim of ght-hit attack which hree-run homer by ng in the ninth. k)g. 3, 1955 had Gar- the Yanks. He al- hits, pitching out of he seventh when he ickey Mantle and re- ...…
…/ THE MICHIGAN DAILY rtet Violinist Will Give Final Performance Here LNEST ZAPLITNY s Stanley Quartet con- ekham Lecture Hall will . Emil Raab's last ap- kith the group. artet's second violinist ed to join the University, a as professor of music. e first violinist of the residence there. y happy to have been with the Quartet," he he eve of his farewell ce. "I've watched it its formative years to gnition in the musical only in the state but ...…
…CLEAN BOMBS AND WEAPONS SECRETS See Page 2 Ci r Sir 3AU A6&F 471 44bF at t A F AIM WARM Sixty-Six Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXVII. No. 98 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JULY 6, 1957 FOUR PAGES n r rnr nnn rr*nrni iwu n mnn r rrinnr USSR Army Slams Four On Treason Zhukov Supports Khrushchev's Action MOSCOW (P) - The Red army, backing the ejection of four "anti- party" leaders from top Kremlin posts, accused them yesterday of...…
…"Happy New Geofiscal Year" Sixty-Seventh 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 A" Pr* Trutb ww DPrevalV Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. SATURDAY, JULY 6, 1957 NIGHT E...…
…AY, JVLY 6, 1957 T MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TARES IY, SlYLY 6, 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREX m CCards Redlegs Fall T Second; Braves Lose By The Associated Press ST. LOUIS - An eleventh-inn- ing one-out double by Joe Cun- ningham sent Ken Boyer home with the winning run last night and gave the St. Louis Cardinals a 4-3 triumph over Cincinnati and first place in the hot National ?. League pennant race. Boyer singled and advanced on a sacrif...…
…FOUR TH +CWGAN DAILY c lTRTH 1LTWIA, DIL DEVOTED SCIENTIST: Kahn Retires After 29 Years at'U' By FRED KATZ r In the sensational novels that dot the best-seller market in the past few years, one often runs into a hero who has dedicated his en- tire life to science and discarded all outside interests not connected with his field. It isn't difficult to imagine Prof. Reuben L. Kahn as being an auth- or's perfect model for this role. For Pro...…
