…At 4gan :E3a*- Sixty-Ninth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNiVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. 0 ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 "What's This Crazy Idea of Independence for Anybody Besides Me?" To The Ed'dor I "When Opinions Are Free Trutb Will Preval" Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the edit...…
…Why £ie1digau &UBa Sixty-Ninth Year EDITED AND MANAGED Y STUDENTS OFTHE UNIVRSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUaLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBo, MICH. 0 Phone No 2-3241 "Dear Si-: In Answer To Your Expression of Concern Of A Couple of Weeks Ago -- iniOns Are Fre WillPrevil is printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in al...…
…"Gee, Sixt y-Ninth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UwTERSrTY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PuBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONs BLDG. *AN ARBOR, Micn, 0 Phone 1o 2-3241 Fellows. This Is Fun. By The Wav, Who Are The Rest Of The Boys?" "KWaeD UUpir,;na Are Free Trutb Will Preval: INTERVIEW WITH HENDERSON: Report Shows Need For Legislative Support By LANE VANDERSLICE ily Staff Writer THE PRINCIPAL BENEFIT ...…
…iir £irki gun Bailg Sixt y-Ninth Year EDruED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTs OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PuBucATIONs STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. & ANN ARBOR, MicH. * Pbone IO 2-3241 len Qp~nonsAre Fre Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writeri or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1958 NIGHT EDITOR: LANE VANDERSLICE New W...…
…"My Dear Fellow-Ahalia-The Pleasure Is All Mine" Wfe Sidgau Thti Sixty-Ninth Year EDIrED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDEA AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLIcATIONs BLDG. 0 ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 Veen oPnIIIDSA r re Thztb WID Prer*M Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all repri'nt...…
…"Don't Throw Bouquets at Me... Ghemichigall Dail Sixt}y-Ninth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNVERSTTY Of MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBUCATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANNi\ ARBOR, McH. * Phone O 2-3241 4fl@D UpWnaa Are Free Trth WIDl Prevail AT THE CAMUPS: Puccini Film Lacks Careful Technique 'Two LOVES HAD I." the movie currently playing at the Campus theater, is a cinematized biography of th...…
…I AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS T PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phonm 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. OCTOBER 30, 1958 NIGHT EDITOR: JOAN KAATZ G4 M rrM "" .l FH p s i Football Card Gambling Exposure Inevitable F- W SCANDAL is ...…
…h Sixty-Ninth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE LTNTVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 "Well, If You Fellows Aren't Going Anywhere, I Mig1t As Well Come In" 'en Qpllons Are Free Tnstb WtlJ Prevail" Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted i...…
…THE MICHIGAN ° )AIL"Y ^('+7*(1Ytfl& !' 1 mKii Y .9TWIIfrI4ly151 ii TtUUaaal~t fl A fl.Y E, ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS: Five Faculty Members Cited LA i AWARD WINNERS-University President Harlan Hatcher presents "distinguished faculty achieve- ment" awards to faculty members (left to right) Prof. Robert C. Angell, Dean of the literary college Roger W. Heyns, Prof. Paul S. Dwyer, Prof. Howard Y. McClusky and Prof. Lars Thomassen. By JOAN KAATZ Fi...…
….4 farm THF, MFC,= sAN BAI[LY .5. 9t Y 1G Ye' 18535 ia4na.. ,aa..%aa a.,.rL a,- COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Nuclear Reactor Presented to UCLA JAIL +. By NAN MARKEL LOS ANGELES, Calif.-An ac- cident-proof nuclear reactor, which: will probably run 10 years on a one-time dose of uranium 235, has been presented to UCLA by the Atomic Energy Commission. The reactor was developed by the AEC, specifically for education training and contains three seoa- r...…
… 'U' Offers $1200,000 in Aid Funds r Approximately $1,200,000 in scholarships and fellowships of all kinds are available to University students, Ivan W. Parker, Assist- ant Dean of Men and Secretary of' the Committee on University Scholarships,, said. Parker handles about $500,000 of this amount through his office in the- Student Affairs Building. There are 118 different scholar- ship accounts ,processed through the undergraduate scholarship ...…
…'OBER14,81958THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'U' EXPERT RECOMMENDS CHANGES: i ._. Eley Suggests Michigan Constitution Needs Revision t ... ~y A suggestion that Michigan take a "bold, new look" at its constitu- tion was offered by a University expert yesterday as he spoke to the public corporation law section of the State Bar meeting in Grand Rapids. Lynn W. Eley, supervisor of the Lansing office of the listitute of public administration, said con- ...…
…I IUJ~ lii i~ku.P 1u1~Zt~A.A Twelve'U' Grads Study Under Wilson Grants Twelve University alumni are These scholarships carry a livi among the thousand prospective allowance of $1,400 for single si college teachers entering graduate dents, with increments for d school this fall who are recipients pendents and also pays the to of the Woodrow Wilson National cost of tuition and fees. Fellowships. A student must be nomina1 University students cho...…
…Tumbling... THlE MICHIGAN DAILY 'C. .r . . . ....t/V. . ' n m r'~w . .... -Daily-Allan Winder PHARMACOLOGY BUILDING-The razing of the 102-year-old pharmacology wing of the Economics-Pharmacology Building is now well under way. The building, located near the General Library on central campus, was the first college building to be used exclusively. for chemical laboratories. It was originally built at a cost of $4,500, but has been many times e...…
…K THE MICHIG~AN'DAILY s V na!A WE9DNESDAY, OCTOBER S 58 aJ na3 a v a1. - ... ,.mow Doctors Discover 'Artificial lMrrow' '4 DAI AY CLASS An amber-colored plastic which pours like mollasses will usher in a new age in repair and recon- struction of bones, two Phila- delphia scientists said yesterday in a report to the American Col- lege of Surgeons. Dr. Michael P. Mandarino and Dr. Joseph E. Salvatore, of the. Hahnemann Medical Colleg...…
…OCTOI ER 9, 1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY CRIMINAL CASES: George Urges New Law Prof. B. James George, Jr., of the Law School recently joined other criminal experts in urging formation of legal machinery to deal with appeals on justness of decisions in criminal cases. George pointed out that a con- victed man may ask an appeal court to review a case. But only if enough mistakes on the part of the trial judge are found may the appeal court order a n...…
…TC18ER 1, 1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAI TurleyHurls Yanks to Series Win ._ ' ___ ' (Continued from Page 1) four to Washington, closed with a rush to take three straight by beating Walter Johnson on a rain-soaked afternoon. No other club ever had overcome such a handicap in a best-of-seven series until the. 1958 Yankees. Larsen staggered through the first inning, lucky to escape with only one Milwaukee run. When Wes Covington grounded sharply...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Philadelphia Pitcher Visits Former Baseball Coach By FRED KATZ It's news when a Michigan State alumnus attends a Wolverine foot, ball practice session-a week after the Michigan-MSU clash. It's even bigger new: when that alumnus turns out to be Robin Roberts, great pitcher of the Phil- adelphia Phillies. Roberts, a close friend of retired Michigan baseball coach Ray Fish- er, went virtually unnoticed at grid rehearsals T...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Co Appear DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN If Cook Revisited Law Q <. ,:>. o, :i )? u} =i !;'; >; , r:i fj psq < s r i vll ! , l a 1 i The Daily Official Bulletin is an 1 official publication of The Univer- sity of Michigan for which The Michigan Daily assumes no edi- tonial responsibility. Notices should be sent in TYPEWRITTEN form to Room 3519 Administration Build- ing, before 2 p.m. the day preceding publication. Notices for ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. 'U' Requests $36.8 Million From State for Operations CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING (Continued from Page 1) significantly, and "one-shot" economy measures cannot be re- enacted, he said, "One-shot" economy measures are instances where the state was able to find extra funds to use last year, and these funds have since been exhausted. Stirton further added that the University, too, has exhausted some one-shot economy measures....…
…V, nt.tAltvn 11. 14x t THE MICHIGAN DAILY Yy ~JL' A ~.FLDZ~iA~~ .I..P, .L~UL~ 'U' Requests Building Funds I DAIL (CLASSIFIED (Continued from Page 1) eling will be done on a similar basis to that done in conversion. of the old Ann Arbor high school into the Frieze building, he added. Special maintenance will cost $400,000 for the coming year..This request will cover renovations in teaching laboratories, toilet 4acili- ties, elevators,...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY r, ; OLLEGE ROUNDUP: Cornellians-Remake Town in Midwest DA: Y By NAN MARKEL GARY, Ind.-Remaking Gary's downtown area has become a post-graduate project for eight Cornell University architectural students. The students arrived Thursday for a four-day on-the-spo tstart of their study, which will culmin-. ate in a physical model of what they consider an ideal downtown layout, and a report suggesting ways for actual re...…
…'AY, OCTOBER 17, i958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ - --- -- -------- n R1 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN I REV. FR. BRADLEY SPEAKS: Newman Club Discusses Papal Election (Continued from Page 4) 4:00 p.m., Urm. 3209, Angell Hall, Fri., Oct. 17. Placement Notices Personnel Interviews: Mon., Oct. 27: U.S. Marine Corps., Detroit Marine Officer Procurement Office, Detroit, Mich. Men between 17-26, be a member of. an accredited college or university and maj...…
…1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY COLLEGE ROUNDUP, a. DAI J CLASS FIED ADS By NAN MARKEL BLOOMINGTON, Ind-A recent editorial In' 'the Indiana Daily Student read: "The Bachelor of the Year Steering Committee set up new rules this year in an effort to make thle voting today fairer for all candidates and sponsors. " Last year students were allowed to vote several times if they had several identification cards. This year there will be no voting by p...…
….... . WILLOW VILLAGE: NAACP Officials Claim Contracts Not Honored. (Continued from Page 1) according to Marion F. Wilson in her book, "The Story of Willow Run." As the veterans began to come back from overseas housing was needed for those who planned to work in Detroit or go to the Uni- versity. Although these housing units were originally only planned to last for five years, the lack of building matei'ials pressed them into use as veteran...…
…SDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY r To Frisbee or Not To .. . REACTIONS DISCUSSED: LSA Steering Group Discusses Grades PR .C' C JT! By RUTHAN RECHT The Literary School Steering Committee yesterday started its discussion with the reactions of freshmen who will soon receive five-week grades. "Learning is a lonely process and the student cannot create or study with the help of his peers," James Robertson, assistant dean of the lit...…
…22X958 ,, THE MICHIGAN DAILY * ~c :0., ~ .~S .s * - DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN ;N.,;i~l.%: i'}'? : 'l m 5: acS>" 'AlL ( CLASS (Continued from Page 4) International Center Tea: Turs., Oct. 23, 4:30-6:00 p.m. at the Interna- tional Center. Lectures Social Work: On Nov. 3, at 7:30 p.m. In the Student-Faculty Room,' 4065 Frieze Bldg., there will be a panel dis- cussion by members of the first and second year clashes, doctoral students, and facu...…
…+ tnzQ THE MICHIGAN DAILY E Z~.95tW-*. uW1fe auCWTsA1V BaraTT.Y_ Voters To Meet, Consider Constitutional Amendment (Continued from Page 1) This was the heyday of Jack- sonian democracy when keeping government close to the people meant electing as many state and local administrative officers and judges as possible. The governor's power tb appoint was accordingly curbed and many administrative posts were made elective, as they remain today...…
…THE MICGAN DAILY .. ._ ._ Art of Poetry -Dally-Harold Gasaenheimer TIGER, TIGER-This poem written by English poet William Blake is the subject of a drawing done by Prof. Donald Gooch of the art department, on display at the Undergraduate Library with other works by faculty members. The body is drawn in yellow pastel with the lines of the poem inserted between the stripes. The ears, whiskers and beard are of feathers, and the features of red...…
…SPORT SHORTS : 959 THE ECUGAN JJDAILY lyan Fines Black Hawks For 9-1 Montreal Loss CuLASSIFIED AD jV ERTIS"ING I By The Associated Press MONTREA-A $100 fine was' &anwed against every member of the Chicago Black Hawck hockey team today by general manager. Tammy Ivan for indifferent play, against the Montreal Canadiens last night. The Canadiens drubbed the Hawks, 9-1, in repulsing Chicago's effort to gain a first place tie in the National...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY CLAMIS PERSIA NOT ARAB: Nasser Blamed for Confusion over Iran's Identity Institute To Hold Panel On 'U's Religious Plans U.S. Companies To Dispi Opportunities for Emploi I By KATHLEEN MOORE Much of the blame for confu- sion over Persian identity can be placed on Egyptian President Gamel Abdel Nasser who is try- ing unsuccessfully to "agitate" political conditions in Iran, Prof. Hossein Raffaty Afshar said dur- ing his v...…
…28, 19TTTE MICHIGAN DAILY _._ _ 1 __ Stanford Gets The Axe Four-long debate at a Stanford University Legislature meeting Thursday resulted in a decision: The Stanford Axe will be placed on permanent display if and when Stanford beats the University of California Nov. 22. Much of the credit for finally getting the Axe out where it can be seen, the Stanford Daily reports, goes to the Axe Society, custodians of the famed trophy. Credit also go...…
…f tW lR ~ ~ TUE MICHIGAN DAILY a+v Campus To Adopt Customs Of English HydePark CLASSIFIED AD ER ISING ur rrrrrnrn i rrrrr rwnonoo rrrrrrrr r riu®nri - - 1 HYDE PARK ... poster propaganda By BRUCE COLE To British Citizens-if not to the world - Hyde Park corner stands as a symbol of man's right to express himself freely. Each Sunday afternoon earnest politicians, religious missionaries and determined reformers deliver orations, expound...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I CLASSIFIED ADVER ITISING By NAN MARKEL indications of an increasingly MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.-Test re- heveredetericollege students.enHe subts of an orally administered it on anti-intellectualism, poio vaccine have proved it to be effective in the production of anti- excessive mpasisault n tht bodies against all three known integrity of the young in the ex- types of polio virus. amples set by their elders." The new vaccin...…
…31, 1:958 21. IBMTHE MICHIGAN DAILY NOWAY' ++c -. " -1: S'A dG ' 3' ..1 ;. Fa. _ .,-rye " ,..- r... * .-, .Y ' - ..w...,. -_ --- - ,cA: .. ....< :... . .:.a5.. 1. o.:a.l=s. ..:-.m..... --s, ,::x.a...r a.. ... .:; ... .. ..-. .- . - a....:,3a. _: -..i'"rm.-..x:. :. ,: \ 4 :.%+}'a..4+ ,,-:; :. ' rY. DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN . : ' s ? .. -- - r.-err .. _ . Y ,... _ ,.,:. '^' ': X.'< :. 'C<x!.:a". csogR <:' , , r ,:c s-c-; - ,.,$" "x: -... ,...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Ford, Spahn Named To Pitching Chores (Continued on Page 2) PTACEK RETURNS: Gridders Prepare for MSU Despite Rain the fielding and power depart- ments are Hank Aaron in right and Wes Covington in left. The centerfield spot{will be handled by fleet-footed Felix Mantilla who was shifted from the infield to re- place the injured Billy Bruton. Former Milwaukean Tony Ku- bek at shortstop, Gil McDougald or Bob Richardson, second...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILYTHURSDAY I ~ 1 l Coaches Notice Defensive Flaws NEW STYLES FIRST AT WILD'S ' First Series Contest By DICK MINTZ Almost as many coaches popu- lated the Michigan defensive line- up yesterday as players. With only a few days remaining before the big game against MSU, coaches were quick to catch defen- sive flaws of the squad from their strategic field positions. Across the line of scrimmage, a reserve eleven, coached in Sp...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Noskin Ailing; Could Miss Trip Seven-Run First Inning Deluge Helps Braves Smash Yankees Noskin who' remains in Health Service with the flu. However, team physician Dr. A. W. Coxon was optimistic and noted, "Noskin should be able to leave Health Service on Friday morning and I think he will be in condition to play." The opening Noskin left in the signal calling department was managed by Bob Ptacek and John Spidel who ran t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Joss of Noskin lurts Michigan SERIES MOVES TO NEW YORK: Larsen, Rush To Start in Third Game ' (Continued from Page 1) ,15), one of the powerhouses of e day in college ranks. Halfbacks Brad Myers (196),and red Julian (184) are good runners ith quarterback Bob Ptacek hav- g proved himself as a bruising inner, blocker and good passer. Evenly Matched The first teams of both squads .e quite evenly matched but it the superior ...…
…THDE MICHIGAN DAILY In erdog Michigan Stuns MSU n UP. A -4 fir Force Deadlocks Iowa; Viscons n Routs Marquette Prahst Intercepts Lateral for First TD, Catches Pass To Set Stage for.Second By The Associated Press IOWA CITY, Iowa -- The Air Force Academy Falcons earned their football wings yesterday by battling Iowa to a 13-13 tie., Playing only their third year of varsity football, and at least a two-touchdown underdog, the Fal- cons ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY per. Quickly Only Smith, MeNitt Miss Yesterday's Easy Practice from MSU Gua I,! v 1 Alex Callahan, Jerry Marciniak and Tony Rio who were grounded by the Spartans, were all in uni- form for yesterday's light practice session. After working through a series of light contact plays, the team heard scouting reports on Navy by Coach Matt Patanelli who saw the Middies bruise Boston University, 28-14. "Navy was very Impress...…
…'IVI 1MhTCMA NDALTTV WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER S, 1959 see _. INSIDE CHATTERMS Gn :.by Si COLEMAN * :A Michigan 'Player E e o By DICK MINTZ run af YOU'RE BOB PTACEK. You play football for the University of Hobbled by injuries last season, tossed Michigan. You picked an inopportune time to enroll at that school. Gary Prahst never lived up, to Prahst' Despite your ability you played in the shadow of a guy named Jim expectations as the successor to ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDA4 from Bei d To Beat Braves, 'M' Interior Line Strength, Key to Early Season Surge Spahn's Pitching Falters in Tenth Inning; Series Sent into Deciding Seventh Game Michigan was able to gain 94 yards through the air. 1 .. Emphasize Pass Defense During yesterday's practice, Head Coach Bennie Oosterbaan again emphasized pass defense drills. The reason for this is Navy quarterback Joe Tranchini, who completed 18 of 27...…
…~WW.W flr1EZA VJ I A i r jE JLA. . uAZJ iVaaR JU.gavr]Lt U .MF'a U.4 . njuries weaken Michigan Team for Na vy( Tame Jobson, McNitt, W. Smith In Doubtful Playing Status ON THE I-M SCENE: Nu Sigs Triumph, 36-0 By FRED KATZv Michigan's depth, a major weak- ness in the two games played thus far, will be lessened even further tomorrow against Navy. Guard Tom Jobson, tackle Willie Smith and right halfback Gary McNitt, all on the second team,...…
… at Mich ian Todaj FEATURES BIG.TEN SCHEDULE: Wisconsin, Purdue Meet in Battle of Undefeated starting tackle Wayne Farmer who. is out of action with a knee in- jury. At Champaign, defending Big Ten champion Ohio State iS a touchdown favorite to top upset- minded Illinois. Picked by the ex- perts as the country's top team before the season began, the Buck- eyes' have just managed tp edge Southern Methodist and Washing- ton State in their fi...…
…THE 1MCHIGAN DAILY Vins tatistics Battle but Loses Navy Halts Seven Michigan Scoring Thrusts for Victory (Continued from Page 1) John Herrnstein reinjured his left knee. Although his replace- ment, Tony Rio, played a good game at. the fullback slot, the Wolverines certainly had a less potent offense with Herrnstein's bull-like rushes missing. The extent of his injury is yet unknown, but it is possible the Michigan captain will be out of...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Irerrnstein s Grid Career Ended by Knee Injury 'ullback Tears Ligament, aces Possible Operation CRUCIAL AERIAL INTERCEPTED: Wilson Defends Final Quarter Pass Against Rams By AL JONES Daily Sports Editor The curtain was drawn last Saturday on one of the most po- tentially brilliant football careers in Michigan history. John Herrnstein never reached that potential because he coildn't beat one of the most persistent in- j...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDA r. oc ulian ' Runs Dazzle Navy Defenses For The Man On The Way Up 'M' Halfbaek. Shows Ability On Defense By DICK MINTZ Fred Julian's dazzling running in Saturday's game was no surprise to the many Michigan fans who followed his high school grid career. As a back at Detroit's Pershing High he gained all-city, all-state and All-America honors. Possess- ing both drive and speed he totaled 18 touchdowns his senior y...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1. r'UAY} VlilV # OR TWHYS Where to Next? APPARENTLY FATE caught up with Michigan in the fourth quarter of the Navy game last Saturday. It was only natural, however, since the Wolverines had been tempting it for three long weeks. The story was the same against Southern California, Michigan State, and then the Midshipmen-every game Michigan outplayed its opponent in the first half, or the first three quarters. Then the ro...…
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