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…fmlm IIIE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE TUVIUIA'DAL AG HE -Daily-Robert Kanner CROWDED CONDITIONS--The 70-year-old West Physics Build- ing current being used for undergraduate teaching is described as "antiquated and crowded" by Pro. David M. Dennison, department chairman. A hallway containing equipment demonstrates this. A seven-story addition to Randall Laboratory is planned to alleviate this situation. Physics Department Seeks New Building...…

…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...…

…+ 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...…

…I THE MICHIGAN DAILY V GLOBETROTTER OPENER: 'Wilt the Stilt' Makes Debut 'Sen ior (I ., Trio _ 'g By JIM BENAGH Bolsters Gridders OppaZachary Gray Get 'Promoted SSPORTWHYS Just for Fun T'S REFRESHING to see a sports event where competition isn't the keynote. Althoughthe philosopher's bf athletics will always say "it's how you play the game," there is little doubt that every contest this side of the youngsters' backyards-in other' words...…

…SGC ELECTION: LAST CHANCE?: See Page 4 Sixty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom ~aztii * CLOUDY, IRAIN ..-. .. - .. ... . <n rsc n v nnnrnV'JFiI 9.9 E 7) 10.. FIVE CENTS SIX PA ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN. WEVNESUAY, UUTiUtsbn zz, 1006 a. s : arw va.a. VOL. 1 ,IX, 1N1P. 3 a a--Y i sv awav., .. .... - . . .- -- - - - . ,. __._- SG Anune SGCAnnottnce s Meeting Delayed Council To Hear Election Penalties; Course Evaluation Group To Report By TH...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY New Role for Helen Constitution Issue Left To Electors (Continued from Page 1) FORMER 'U'-FUB TIE: Value of Terminated Exchange Cited, -Daly--Uary Mcivain "HELENA'S HUSBAND"-Phillip Moeller's historical farce will be the first of the experimental playbill series presented by the speech department at 4 p.m. today in the Trueblood auditorium. Pictured are Dianne Stolorov as Helena and Gordon Lapides as Paris in ~a scene fr...…

…, OCTOBER 22, 1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TIM NONCONFORMIST BY CHOICE: i Dramatics Student Claims Individual Taste Too Often Wrongly Labeled 'Bohemianism' Houses Prepare Displays For Homecoming Saturday -Daily-Robert Kanner I LIKE FLOWERS-Judy Alexander, who wears black sweaters, because she likes them, thinks that even Bohemians have to be sensitive. The books you carry really impress people-if you read a book of Dylan Thomas's poetry ...…

…Sixty-Ninth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN "When Opinions Are Free UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Truth Wil 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. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1958 NIGHT EDITOR: THOMAS TURNER Resp...…

…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...…

… ON THE IM SCENE: ,, Delts Edge Sigma Chi, 1-0 1 I-M Social Fraternity "A" play- offs got underway yesterday at Ferry Field with a full schedule of nine games. In a thrilling overtime contest, Delta Tau Delta defeated Sigma Chi, 1-0, in a first place playoff. On the last play of the overtime period, Delta Tau Delta's John Krause tossed a short five-yard pass over the center of the line to John Hoos for the victory. Alpha Tau Omega ran into...…

…j S' CADMINISTRATION MEETING VALUABLE See Page 4 Sixty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom 4bp 43 a t t4g Seg CLOUDY,'WARM -- - . ~ FIJVE CEINTS .r.... EIGHT PA .11^v v lurvsr SIT- IDA ANN ARBOR,. MICHIAN, TUESDAYJ1, UOCTOBER.' ZO, 1fl10 w a T JrA %-IJL:O.Llq A 0 I VOL. LZUA, No. 30 Humphrey Raps, 'Outmoded' GOP 00to ems Tells Democrats 'Election OCurs, But Cautions' Against Deweyitis' By CHARLES STEGMEIR In a fighting speech at th...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESpAY, OCTOBER TU1V -.. n AN.., ass TUESDAYS OCTOBER Fluids Engineering Construction Partially Completes Campus Needs !I (Continued from Page 1) To Horse IRVINGTON, N.J. - (P) Ed- ward Kaplan walked up to his 1958 convertible yesterday to find a horse eating the trunk. Dismayed, he summoned po- lice. Police said the horse's teeth had actually dented the hard metal. Ordinarily, the horse is con- fined to pulling a Ju...…

… 'U' To Host Pharmaey's Annual Talks The annual Pharmacy Lectures, under the auspices of the college of pharmacy, will be given tomor- row. The morning session, beginning at 10:30 a.m., will be held in Rack- ham Amphitheatre. Prof. Robert C. Elderfield, of the chemistry de- partment, will speak on "The Cur- rent Status of Chemotherapy of Cancer". Homer A. George, a re- tail pharmacist from Cape Girar- deau, Mo., will discuss "Establish- ing an...…

…"Boy, If You Think That One's Complicated--" 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. " ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone No 2-3241 "When opinions Are Free Truth Will PrevaiU" 0 Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. ESDAY, ...…

…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...…

…Tu'NT. mirc.TGA N bA T IV t 1.111'i TAU AWa lt aaarU Pi a ... ..._ Ptacek Sidelined by Swollen Ankle Remains Doubtful Starter For Homecoming Game MEET ME UNDER THE CLOCK Weekends and the holidays are so much more fun in New York if you stop at SThe Biltmore, traditional favorite on every campus in the country! Economical, too. Write to our College Department or special student and faculty rates and reservations. BILTMORE Madison Avenu...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 5 SPORTWH YS Impossible, but True! MICHIGAN SUFFERED the worst defeat in the school's modern foot- ball history-the worst, in fact, since 1891-last Saturday at Evanston, Ill. Michigan's quarterback, the man that the team's offens. was centered around since the loss of the best fullback in the Big Ten by injury, was also injured. What else can go wrong in one day? Michigan has now suffered too many injuries to count in a sea...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'U', Country World To Observe UN Day COLLEGE ROUNDUP- By NAN MARKEL EVANSTON, Ill. - Northwest- ern University is adding a "cherub" program in education to the summer schedule of its Na- tional High School Institute. About 30 leading Juniors from high schools all over the country, who are interested in education courses are expected to enroll. Classes for the high school stu- dents, who will live in campus dormitories, l...…

…FRI Repor I ' By ROBERT JUNKER The Engineering Research Institute's 37th Annual Report re- leased today announced over $11 million in research projects carried out in the fiscal year 1957-58. The University's ERI conducted 424 projects during the year, of which 125 were initiated and 104 completed. These projects, which are carried out for industry and government on a contract basis, in-. eluded studies of space navigation, refrigerants an...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUIMi 'I I I I I II I I I M1 I I II I ,A RACLES BY ACCIDENT': Foundation U' Television Program To Award [ Depict Medical Finds - racles by Accident" will be . pic explored on the Univer- Star," the second segment of the The National Science Founda- levision series "Understand- Gosling of the geography depart- thion is now accepting applications ar World" presented at 9 a.m. ment serving as hosts. for two fellowship progr...…

…THIRTEEN GAMES PLAYED:I Parents Announce~ s Peek Tells Assembly Association Use Daily StudentIntellectual Activity Vital WAAVolleyball Completes Engagemeni Plans Classified .--......-....... . -Daily-Gary McIlvain ANNUAL WORKSHOP-150 delegates attended Assembly Association's workshop which is intended to promote a better understanding of the association and to establish more efficiency within each residence hall. Attending officers and deleg...…

…M171 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. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 'When upnions Are Fre 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. )AY, OCTOBER 19, 1958 NIGHT EDITOR: PHILIP MUNCK D...…

….... . 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...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Su orthwestern Swamps Favored Michigan, £ 5-24 liornton, Fowler Lead Wildcats' Attack; Tolverines Crushed in Second Period Hawkeyes Stage Second-Half Comeback To Upset Fourth-Ranked Badgers, 20-9 were sharp all over, and they were THORNTON CUTS -- Dick Thornton (right), Northwestern's as high as they could get." Besides Ptacek's injury, Michi- tricky quarterback who ran and passed through Michigan's de- gan's only casua...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY &etween the Xitej By CARL RISEMAN CLAS'S1IED U-U_ 1__ _I__ ___ __ __ ___ ______-- --____ - -- ~ Enter Northwestern NOR''lW>±STERN'S Ara Parseghian has been taking a back seat in Big Ten football since he became head coach of the Wildcats in 1956. The position of head football coach at Northwestern has been an unenviable job in the last few years and for the first two years of his reign Parseghian diidn't add much luster...…

…THE MICNIGAN DAILY iS U, avy Lose as Upsets Stagger Grid Powers oilermakers Halt Spartan Offense; flini, Buckeyes Topple Big Ten Foes Georgia Tech Strengthens Defense To Hold Unbeaten Auburn to 7-7 Tie By The Associated Press v LAFAYETTE -Purdue's Boiler- nakers, perennial spoilers of vichigan State football seasons, irtually knocked the Spartans out f the Big Ten race today, 14-6. Snarling back from a defeat by Visconsin last week...…

…MEN'S & WOMEN'S FALL-.FASHIONS itALC, D3a itt SPECIAL' SECTION eivTL eirunu. n-MT Tf-Ti:At GiTlAY OCTOBR 1. 158 ADVERM .'T ADVEUISEM,"ENNAT"V, ri nazu al 'eai'vv v++a- a, FALLL FASHION FEATU RE ., N. * . :; ; M …

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ADVERTISEMENT FASHIONS: Footwear Revives 'Long Look' of Twenties 4 Shades of the Twenties! The big fashion trademark of that by-gone era; the combination of short skirts and "long" shoes, is, with us once again this fall. The "long" shoe achieves its ef- fect with the tapered toe and the sculptured heel, 'the slender lines of both features accentuating the length of the foot. Cycle Completed The T-strap of the 1920's, w...…

…AT3VMMEMENT THE MCMGAN DAILY ADVERT '' aw r.aDVE wlsrrTISEMENT THE Mf/iCHiG .AN Ds ersAILYADERs To Enter Coat Scene Detailing follows the general trend in fashion, concentrating at the waist or the back of the coat. Collars on tweeds remain small; rounded and understated, letting the interest focus on a low placed bow almost touching the hem line or outstanding and roomy pockets hugging the hipline. Sleeves Tapered Sleeves are discreetl...…

…ADVERTISEMENT Z'HE ?MICHIGAN DAILY ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT THE MICHIGAN DAILY ADVERTISEMENT "INCe STORE HOURS DAILY 9 to 5:30 II - MICHIGAN-TESTE;D ( 4 For wet, windy AnnY Arbor weather, the ' ___ oplin III utility rain coats are a necessity. On the left is illustrated a weatherized poplin coat imported from Switzerland, long, staple Egyptian cotton. An excellent value at only $' e)95 i L.4 For colder Ann Arbor weather storm c...…

…ADVERTISEMENT THE MICHIGAN DAILY ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT THE MICHIGAN DAILY ADVERTISEMENT CasualnessAccents Accessories 'Relaxed Look' To Follow Extreme Chemise Fashions YOUTHFUL ATTITUDE: 1958's Trends Approach 1920' With less dress draping the forms of modern American wo- men, more attention is being di- rected to the accompanying ac- eessories, all of which reflect the loose, relaxed casualness of the country look. With hemlines ...…

…ADVERTISEIU = E MICM+GAN DALI[LY ADVERnSEMM-Tr ADVERTISEMENT THE MICHIGAN DAILY ADVERTISEMENT ENS, WOMENS FASHIONS COORDINATED:_ Shaggier, Bulkier Sweaters Take Over for Fall OE Ivy League Styles Remain Popu Despite Trend to Conservatism ., Womens The latest fashion designs this ear are merely a continuation of trend which began a few years go - that of hiding the fem- zine figure as best as possible. And this year the extreme has een ...…

…e rvam. THY MIIGA DA1 ILYH ADVERTISEMENT 95'$ jA7L V 7 .1. 15 4' . A. J Formals To Feature. Practicality, Simplicity Campus Hair Styles Favor r ~^ - ^ I'~ j D i Icasi iy epT u The big change in women's for- mal fashions this year is an in- clination to a more covered up look. Formal dresses are coming out with narrow or wide straps or even" with sleeves instead of the strap- less look. Something that is very much talked about in New Yo...…

…TH MICHIGAN DAILY ADVERTISEMENT ky}4«wrf -.NG WITH DESIGNS: Fashion Writers Alter Style "Purchase from Puichase" Not only are the styles of fashion always changing. 9o also are the hakin styles of writing about fashions high. changing. Ad A collection of advice about whatev fashions, written a century ago, Care would read something like the accord folloying: the en 1858 Fashion--Why Change? sion. A Because change is one of na- her be ture...…

…NASSER GIVES WEST A CHANCE See Page 4 Lwxt Sixty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom :4Iuii4tl FAIR, COOLER VOL. LXMXNo. 28 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1958 FIVE CENTS SIX PAC Private High School To BegIn Monday Little Rock Corporation To Adnit 500 Students; NAACP Protests LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (P) - A private, all-white high school will open Monday for about 500 senior class students, the Little Rock Pri- vate School Corporati...…

…vo THE MICHIGAN DAILY MACY DAY:_ u PutsI 'rospective tudens 'Soft Seats' [our Pharmacy College In Theatre .armacy Day" at the Univer- . d by the pharmacycol- « egins at 9 a.m. today with Is'sponsoreds the phith a film "In answer to the many com- ration and coffee for the 140 lege, star at ta film plaints and requests of the Uni- school students and advisors and an intod ory t versity students, the- Cinema bed to be attending. Tom D. Rowe, de...…

…TiIF MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TTMEE r.r .ww.+.s .n ivhv n r. n td 4fiC0 I SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 19J5 r LTU V lllrlTC 1 1111TBJ.VPG TRI MANAGER OF TEAM HERE: Former Dutch Fencing Champion Attends University "Em By JEAN HARTWIG Cynthia von Heeckeren, '61, has the tousled-hair, freckled face look of a typical outdoor Ameri- can girl. But looks are deceiving in this case because Miss von Heeckeren, who now lives in the Martha Cook Building, came ...…

…fI C, 4V ffrhlgatt Daily Sixty-Ninth Year EDITED AND'MANAGED BYS TUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MIHtGAN .when Opinions Are Free UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Truth win Preval 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 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1958 NIGHT EDITO...…

…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...…

…t E MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, hickigan, orthwestern Play at Evanston oda 'M' Rules Slim Favorite Despite NU's Perfect Mark FACE VIRGINIA, TULANE: Army, By AL SINAI Navy To Place Streaks on Line (Continued from Page 1) varsity have operated solely under his tutelage, and this sophomore squad is the first class that received the benefits of his recruiting., If the present record is any indi- cation -Big Ten coaches better take note of Nor...…

….. BOARD IN REVIEW DECISION DANGEROUS See Page 4 LW4b 4br :43 a t I Sixty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom CLOD VOL. LXIX, No. 27 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1958 FIVE CENTS , . Rightist Attempi Fails in Algeria Army Remains Loyal to de Gaulle Civilian Extremist Plan Collapses ALGIERS W)-A French rightist attempt to buck Premier Charl de Gaulle's liberal policies in Algeria collapsed yesterday. De Gaulle remained victo...…

…Two THE MICMGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1958 "W' HEMIHIANDAV 'I CONFERENCE MEETS HERE: Student Art Collection Now on Display h . .. :...V :tr v}^ *w? ti .r±. " : ai r'' - S E "THE FREEDOM TRA-IN OF EDUCATION"" {: s Schoolroom Progress S.A. -Daily-Harold Gassenheimer CONFERENCE DISPLAY-Currently decorating the. halls of the architecture and design school is a collection of student work being displayed in conjunction with the twen...…

… Phi Chi Medical Fraternity To Build New Installation Phi chi medical fraternity will construct a $400,000, three-build- ing installation, according to James H. Livingston, architect for the project. This will be the first time in this country, that a fraternity has provided living quarters for mar- ried students, he said. The . installation will contain two two-story buildings and a four-story unit. Provide Family Quarters One of the new fra...…

…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. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 'hen upinions Are Free Truth Win PrevawU "Now Does Everybody Understand Our Position?" AT THE CAMPUS: Miller's Wife' Shows Honor, Limbs LIKE A RARE vintage champagne, "The Miller's Beautiful Wife" is currently bubbling on the wide screen at ...…

…'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...…

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…FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1958 THE MCITGAN DAILY~ Pro Football Hits PopularityPeak r By AL SINAI "There's no football like pro football." Whether or not this statement is true seems to make no difference to football fans who have flocked to pro games this year in record numbers. Browns Set Record The Cleveland Browns drew a record home opening day crowd of 65,000 last Sunday, while last year's defending champions, De- troit, sold 42,000 season...…

…F°RIAY, OCTOBER -- .w .~VAIvwqsw. r I a TV'%? ~TGM THE MICHIGAIN 11AIEW .N I { } MET ENG CE1 ME, EE. S d 3 CH E t i..:. . / N F t / .1 i et 4 rM"' t- 9, k rr~rI ooo r } i . ; ' . . III~att i t,.. 7 ' 1 t i : f O w. " ' t _.. - ../ ; ,r J I I %;I ::s~o kkwcr;rv ~ s:: ~~i;?c4ta'K L / _ LL- j I d '7 Esso Research and Engineering Company Linden, N. J., Florham Park, N.= J. Esso Standard Oil Company E...…

…IKE .HIDES IN RI-PARTISANSHIP See Page 4 Sixty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom Dutt .. .. i six,1P ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OUTOBER ii, 19 Etfl .7?W hi..V ft9 i dVY...LXi1C, SGC Selects Haber To Fil Vacant Seat Former 'Political Issues Chairman Favors Stimulating Student Ideas By THOMAS TURNER. Robert Allan Haber, '60, was apointed to Student Government Council last night. His selection was announced following an executive ses...…

…It THE MICHIGAN DAILY Students Require Space (Continued from Page 1) by the music school have to be instruments. Often a student may fitted into the schedules of Uni- have to house his instrument in versity buildings. Each program one building and take it to an- also needs a separate rehearsal in other to practice, the same auditorium and as a re-. With the additional space in sult most of the school's recitals the planned building, the orch...…