…sIX TUE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1955 4 Michigan Heads for Clash with Spirited Gophers ROSS COUNTRY CHAMPS: Sig Ep, Gomberg Take I-M Crowns' -,.--_ -. qr. .. . - 38 Players Leave This Morning for Minneapolis By JIM BENAGH Sigma Phi Epsilon and Gomberg won top honors in the annual I-M Cross Country meet yesterday at the University Golf Course. The SPE team nosed out Tau Kappa Epsilon by three points for the fraternity ...…
…F'RIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY GRID SELECTIONS] GAMES OF THE WEEK Consensus (32-13-.711) Selections Appear in Capitals 1. MICHIGAN at Minnesota 2. BAYLOR at Texas A & M 3. Illinois at MICHIGAN STATE 4. INDIANA at Northwestern 5. Iowa at UCLA 6. MARYLAND at Syracuse 7. NAVY at Penn 8. NOTRE DAME at Purdue 9. Ohio State at WISCONSIN 10. Penn State at WEST VIRGINIA 11. Pitt at DUKE 12. ...…
…'V I GE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1955 . ETTER DETECTION: Expect Satellite to Bring Cosmic Ray Information (Continued from Page 1) of high-energy secondary rays in- creases with altitude. Sometimes their character changes, too. Investigate Report The salt mine studies were made to investigate a report from Hun- gary's coal mines that a strong neutral secondary cosmic ray had been found that gained relative strength w...…
… TWO VIEWS ON DORMITORY DECISION (See Page 4) , aM i43it Latest Deadline in the State ~Iaii41j FAIR AND COOL VOL. LXVI, No. 22 Red Role Asked By MacArthur Pentagon Publishes Documents Giving S CAP's Pacific War Views WASHINGTON (JP)--The Pentagon made public yesterday long- 6 secret documents reporting that Gen. Douglas MacArthur favored Russia's entry into the war with Japan as late as June, 1945-less tnan three months before the war en...…
…4. TWO A THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20. 195t .... 1 THURSDAY.v . pBIM fI. If&Yff 1 p DIAL NO 2-3136 "it tells a vivid story that will touch the hearts of audiences everywhere." -N.Y. News 1U a ANBACK AMA% NE iS P Dial NO 2-2513 it's HITCHCOCK! it's MONTE CARLO! it's GRACE KELLY and CARY GRANT It's a web of Romance and Suspense that spins you from delight to danger. Indiana Governor Hopes For End of Martial Law Plan Solves ...…
…THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SAE Trounces Alpha Delts In 1-/IFootba ill, 27-0 SAM Drubs Sigma Phi, Psi U Downs Delta Chi By AL JONES Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Sigma Al- pha Mu and Psi Upsilon entered the first place playoffs of the fra- ternity football league with deci- sive victories yesterday afternoon on wind-swept Ferry Field. Sigma Alpha Epsilon ran up the high score for the day by swamp- ing Alpha Delta Phi, 33-0. Larr...…
…Sixty-Sixth 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 5 Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily are written by members of The Daily staff and represent the views of the writers only. This must be noted in all reprints. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1955 NIGHT EDITOR: DICK SNYDER Two Views On Convertin...…
… TURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1955. THE MCMGAN DAMP PAGE FIT TTLURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE Pageant Will Feature Skit, Music, Dancing "A Glimpse Into the United World," a cultural program featur- contribution to the night's enter- Wol, ulua rgrmfau-tainment. ing music, dancing and drama of A piano duet of English folk other lands, will be presented at tunes will follow. James Wilkes 8 p.m. tomorrow in the Schorling and...…
…THE MCMGAN DAILY THURSDAY, OCTOBIER 20. INS THE MICHIGAN..AILY THURSDA . OCTOBER ES. Th'~K R Police Hunt For Killer Of Youths CHICAGO (?P)-Fresh informa- tion yesterday spurred the search for the savage killer-or killers- ofthree boys. Police made progress, both in point of time and distance, in fill- ing in the gap in the young vic- tims' last hours. A bus driver told of taking them Sunday night to a point about four miles from where thei...…
… SGC JURISDICTION RIGHTS OVER RUSHING (See Page 4) YI rL Sr g Latest Deadline in the State 4bp AL -A- Amon,.. :43 a t to L** __ . -- . .... . . ,nn-rv a flmflnlnn i n rt t SIX PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OUMBER I9, 1855 $JA"9 1. i AIMA'i 4.7. w.e r v 7'! 17.. h1 I VOL. LXVI, No. 21 - .......... Red China Asks High Level Talks Proposes Dulles, Chou Conference; Discussion on Asian Disputes Begun WASHINGTON OP)-Red China ha...…
…__ 'AGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, 0 t' O'BER 19, 1956' &GE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, IIU d.-M. Earth Satellite Would Expand Research NOT ENOUGH ROOM: (Continued from Page 1) rm to House Women; shere ite arriesa . draA masurin rou lan to fire rockt frnm * IHIES i rockets in connection with the In- ternational Geophysical Y e a r (1957-58), which is also the occa- sion for launching the satellite. Since 1947,...…
… "Y OCTOBER 19, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE IL} fP%.O aL. VnLV~nRER 19 ..55T. ICIAN.AI U JIichigan Still Top eam In ation rps, Sooners Behind 'M ' Schedules Tough Saturday Gridders Prepare Seriously -" For Vital Tilt With Gophers STUDENT DIRECTORY All-Campus Sale MONDAY, OCT.24 By The Associated Press ichigan, Maryland and Okla-t ia still are the nation's top t e college football teams but' 1 r the upheavals of last week3...…
…Sixty-Sixth 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 "Wat's Al This Fooling Around With The Judicial Process?" Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily are written by members of The Daily staff and represent the views of the writers only. This must be noted in all reprints. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19...…
… 9 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY P -Daily-Dick Gaskill J-HOP--Counting ballots from the J-Hop orchestra poll are Sue Werelow, Ian Platt, Peg Zuelch and Mary Gronberg, members of the J-Hop committee. The poll was taken during registration. This year's dance will be held on Friday, Feb. 10. Poll Results Revealed y -Hop Committee Many Topics Discussed By Assembly ADC Agenda Included Problems of Rushing, Speakers from SGC S...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY; OCTOBER 19, 1959 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19. 195k I Dean Tells Peacetime Atom Uses "We can be sure of one thing, that the impact of nuclear ener- gy is going to improve our stand- ard of living." Describing some of the econo- mic, social, and scientific aspects of peacetime atomic energy, Dean Ralph Sawyer, of the Rackham graduate school and Dr. Henry J. Gomberg, assistant director of Michigan Memorial Phoenix Pr...…
… e PRE-GAME BAND SHOW LEAVES SOUR TASTE (See Page 4) YI L Latest Deadline in the State :43 ti14p CLOUDY, COOL . - r o no . rrrs' N T m CT~AVTfl/WVi ARFR 7A10 1F ' SIIX PAGES Z7nT _ T V vy Tun 9A ANN ARBOR, MiUHIGAN, TUEMMY, Vl '1UDEn ia, xvaa A7+ Ldi i A-JLd NBo7 I VOL. LXV1, No. zo ' -- City ouncil Approves Sale of Ann Arbor High $1,400,000 Deal Closes Thayer St. Three Months of Bargaining Ends; Agreement Includes Wider St...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, OCTOBER,19, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY. OCTOBER iS, 1955 TOP PEAK NUMBER BY 10: Fraternities Pledge Record Group *NfESFSr (Continued from Page 1) Gerald A. Capizzi, '59; Gale M. Fox, '58: William M. Foy, '59; Roger W. Hamblin, '59; Walter N. Johnson, '59; Larry T. Mastel- ler, '59; Richard A. Mehl, '60.; Ernest R. Richman, '59; Edward B. Sisson, '59; Charles . Steiner, '59; George A. Weemhoff, '59. - BE...…
…,~ i' U ,61) i , U(,'1 Vbx.:li. IS, lVab I'mk ItICIMIGAN DAIJL V FADE THREE TUk~DAk, QUi&JA~Li~ i~, llh)D PAGE THREE !t, Gomberg, II Kelsey, Anderson Post Wins In Other IM Grid Clashes enle masOpponents SPECIAL! A $10.95 Typewriter Table for $1.00 with each NEW portable Typewriter MORRI LL'S 314 State Street NOTES IN THE MARGIN . by alan eisenberg Daily Associate Spcrts Editor ,.,'' 't'""?: z;=;:?":'"","':{: ° ::t;e . ,:{:n " :t'' ':...…
…h Sixty-Sixth Year EDrTED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNWmERSIr OF MJCHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * PhonewNo 2-3241 "Maybe They Can't Find An ne Who Can Be Cleared" EXTRA CONCERT SERIES: Children's Choir Delights' Hill Audience V- a.. Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily are written by members of The Daily staff and represent the views of the writer...…
…T TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19,190 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FNS TiJESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE PlY! Showboat Motif To Be Featured 7At. Annual Homecoming Dance IFC Announces Names of 545 New Fraternity Pledges Highlighting the 58th presenta- tion. of Homecoming festivities at the University, the annual Home- coming dance, featuring a "show- boat" theme, will be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Saturday in the IM Building with the mu...…
…I PAGE SEC THE MCHIGAN DAILY TUESDAV.4 B 19. 1995 _A. t HEMCHGN AL ... SDAYa. a. OCT,+.'~i'. I+RB 1~UN w Satellite To Be Launched ' ---- (Continued from Page 1) most effective instruments for re- searching from a rocket is the kind of information needed to Pffec- tively design a satellite to be used for research at h'gher levels. Aim for Accuracy Their most important job was making eleetronie equipment tnaG could accurately determine ...…
…SORORITIES CAN FIND GAINS IN FBA PLAN (See Page 4) C I 4r Latest Deadline in the State :4ai11 ii CLOUDY, SHOWERS VOL. LXVI, No. 19 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1955 SIX P s S 4- I Internal Revenue Head Will Retire Andrews to Leave Administration; Will Return to Private Business RICHMOND, Va. ()')-T. Coleman Andrews, the Virginian Demo- crat who took over as Commissioner of Internal Revenue in 1953, said yesterday he...…
…K BOOKS, FEATURES, FASHIONS, SPORTS t t SUNDAY MAGAZINE Sunday, October 16, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY n Page One C CRANBROOK The Gift of a Wealthy Publisher Has Changed the Cultural Face of Michigan Y. , t Y' 3> 1 £: k ^ 1' l:' r_ x ., >: , , : ' '" . . c t " fi Ss x, ; , 5 z , ,,_ f , . y i J 3 mss.'. 9 i J{ + Encompassing six institutions, the name Cranbrook has come to be synonymous with a unique type of liberal education See Pag...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18. 1955 , v .... .... .. -......s..x +.r.v ORPHEUM .Art Show ENDING TODAY To Be Held ALL of love maton pcture o oro masterpiece! o or o Ann Arbor Art Association will hold a group showing and recep- tion from 8 to 10 p.m. tomorrow in the Rackham Galleries. t. S The showing, which opens the association's 1955-56 season, will include work by Prof. Frank Cas- y s...…
…Page Two - ............. i:ti .,....... .:F bi' : ; ::.V ;{ " '': ;.. } :-: FOOTBALL . . FASHIONS .... AND FARM POLICY PRETTY PROFILES /014 CCa a Cam/o uM t z on-the-go CAR COATS Smart, new-length coats the sports car crowd dotes on. Water repellent cotton poplin lined with alpaca-and-wool. Clever side vents, flap pockets, leather buttons, knit wristlets. In red, navy or natural. Sizes 8 to 18. £ i i*J i6.95 Other Car Coats 14.95 to 3...…
…SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16, 19 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FADE TIMM wolverine Defense Sigman Defensive Leader; Barr Paces Ground Attack F tm Curbs ildc is I Illini Victory Over Gophers Features Spectacular Plays 331 . I (Continued trom page 1) had been turned back, and from that point on, they were a beaten ball club. - Only once more did they ever challenge-and that too can be classified as a break of the game. As the fourth quarter opened, Michiga...…
…Sunday, Oct-to m" Page Three Parity, Charity larity 1y KENNETH E. BOULDING raise the awkward question of Professor of Economics Justice. If we are to have income supports for farmers, why not for 1. FARMERS HAVE been grum- Te' heses on Agricultural Policy everybody? Why should poor farm- bling for at least 6000 years, not ers be helped and not poor shop. wholly without justification. It is keepers or professors? the food-and-fiber surplus from...…
…I- Sixty-Sixth Year EDTED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNERSrr' OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. - Phone NO 2-3241 Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily are written by members of The Daily staff and represent the views of the writers only. This must be noted in a reprints. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1955 NIGHT EDITOR: GAIL GOLDSTEIN Sororities Can Find Long-Run...…
…Page Four The Mountain People From the Kentucky Hills To a Detroit Housing Project x: By ROY AKERS with a dream or Max, the young w - bride, who was ever in quest of "T'L DOLL LIAKERt is a mag- one. nificent book filled with many e v wondrou kids o thngsand The very finest work in "The wonderous kinda of thinga and Dollmaker" is the characteriza- people. Between its covers one tion of little Cassie and Max. Cas- fnds the sumac, dogwood and wil...…
…lw SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE T'TV"1 _____ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ I PAGEPIV R On the Spot. .0 1 with JACK HORWITZ Associate Sports Editor MSU Crushes Planutis Leads Attack; Fumbles Plague Irish Notre Dame, 21-7 Blue Devils Stage Comeback To Down Ohio State, 20-14 Michigan's mighty gridiron power, rated number one in the na- tion, looked anything but a national football power as it defeated Northwes...…
…Sunday, October 16, 1955 -ae v Y Page Five How Good Is A Brain Machine? Half a million dollars for a high-speed automatic computer also purchases human-like problems By DICK LAING treatment is the same. The prob- LECTRONIC computing mach- lem is "got out in the open." The Ines, developed during World machine, after it is cleared of the War II to process large amounts disturbing problem, is given a test of data, proved a spectacular suc- rout...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1955 Army Makes Big Waves WASHINGTON (M)-The Army announced yesterday it has built the biggest wave-making machine in the world, able to produce a hurricane-like breaker. The product of the Beach Ero- sion Board, a unit of the Army Engineer Corps, "will aid in de- vising possible methods of pro- tecting coastal areas from hurri- cane damage," the Army sa...…
…Page Si Sunday, October 16, 1955 "Now, 35, suppose you owned a grocery,..." t, ...MY WIFE ... ...FRON THE FIRE" "A MILLION DOLLARS...... T O ANYON... ... W1O SAYES ... needs help from Dykstra the show- Dykstra's popularity, of course, man, and, except for two or three is very easily understood by any- /* lectures a semester, gets it. one who has watched him teach ox, ,l "I've been told,"says Prof.Ger- with "hypo ." These are hypo- aIl O. D...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 14 Ptae Eight, Sun, n O~-rnkp~r1 F 1 OA.Sry d',S/J~ JId/ Sunday, October 16, 1955 0 THE MICHIGAN DALLY .) Uf IUUY , %if-tvL)t:r ID, _ __ I Educational Objectives Academy Plan "MORE PEOF (Continued from Page 7) brook ventures, initiated in 1930. It was originally planned as a supplement to the private school programs, but it was soon evidentl that its facilities served a widerl need. Handsomely housed by Saar-1 i...…
…Page Sevet f S D-" DESCENDING PO( CRANBROOK TOUR Twenty.miles northwest of dowVntown Detroit are located a church, three private schools, fine libraries, an academy of art and an institute of science. This is Cranbrook -- a striking illustration of what philanthropy can accomplish. By DEBRA DURCHSLAG alL It includes day students and Daily Magazine Editor boarders, and the emphasis in either case is on individual atten- is a go tion. The scho...…
… eas f 0 , - Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sundav, October 16. 1955 Sunday, Ocher 16, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY y Boston S ymlp hony Records on RCA Victoro 00 l 2 l {6 v9 f 0'S;f a -r Xy rl. ,l -% 6+ I : l i l% l + 'FF r/r'/ '!-, 00 0 6 CH1ARLES MUNCH, Director p 0Boston Symphony Orchestra - Appearing at Hill Auditorium Monday, Oct. 24.. 8:30 P.M. o NEW ORTIJOPHO1NIC TIM1 FIDELITY HECORDIN(JIS r0 Tchaikovsky "Pathelique" Symphony ..... ....…
…Page Eight Educational Objectives (Contimied from Page 7) of art-the e planned :mrom the brook ventures, initiated in 1930. beginning'a a e creative 9 It was originally planned as a ability to riprn BF rnside, Kings- supplement to the private school wood and Crarh k have all been programs, but it ias soon evident formulated closely around the fine that its facilities served a -ider arts. need. Handsomely housed by Saar- When Saarinen, Carl Mi...…
…m - s,/ w -I lane Si* 0 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, October 16, 1955 Sun&v October 16. 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY "Now, 35, suppose you owned a grocery ... til i.i l .iW r ,/ . vvv+ v . 1 Dignity And Sensationalism In The English Press -Daily-Hal Leeds "A MILLION DOLLARS... . . ..T 0 ANYONE .,.. " ,WHO SAVES... ...MY WIFE ...*.FROM THE FIRE" Showman Dykstra By JIM DYGERT Daily City Editor IT SEEMS like any other lecture unt...…
…Sunday, October 16, 1955 Academy Plan STAFF includes people like Maija Grotell, head of ceramics, a top ceramist who is asked to ex- hibit so often that she has to keep a list to make sure that she doesn't send the same pot to the same place twice. The deep appreciation of their craft by instructors like Miss Gro- tell is evident. When we came in, she had a small square of clay in her hands, fingering and smooth- ing it as she talked to us. An...…
… .9 Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sundav. October 16_ 1955 Sunday, October 16, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. Sundnv (t vtnhvvr 1 of 1 Q Sunday, October 16, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY The Popular Orchestra From Boston How GoodIs A Brain Machine? Half a million dollars for a high-speed automatic computer also purchases human-like problems ;::t": .;.,. ""fv~~....:::i:iiri. +«i .. . :... :$a:: >in............ . . . .k.;;;:;......f......{~....…
…Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, October 16, 1955 :I Pageten{ I ?> Q=}~ O O ) <! ~ CY) ( THE MCHIG N D IY Sunday, October 16, 195S'!<G C) V 0 d 0 Q Q 0 0 d 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 a 0 d d 0 0 d Q '0 p a ' 0 i0 Boston Symphonly Records on RCA Victor 4r * * a. * i. JIIARI,S 7+ N Cl!, Director Boston Symphiony Orchiest,'a -- Appearingy at Hill Atulitoriim Monday, Oct. 24 . . 8:30 P.M. NLIV 0.I1I0 PI1,0 I( II. I '114'1F...…
…jS(S CS b Y ioe Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, October 16, 1955 Rainn October 16. 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Oulruur ti y.vv.., ... ... _ .;., The Mountain People From the Kentucky Hills Io a Detroit Housing Project By ROY AKERS rHE DOLLMAKER" is a mag- nificent book filled with many )nderous kinds of things and ople. Between its covers one ids the sumac, dogwood and wild neysuckle foliage of the south- n Appalachians, the cindere...…
…W, 0- lw lw Sunday, October 16, 15 THE MICHt(GAN r)AILYv IunIlI (TetIhI I 95'r-I-- 'J" 1 L T-Paqe Eleven Dignity nd Sensationalism achin Has Brainpower In The English Press Of Moth (Continued from Page 5) By GEOFFREY DE DENEY Daily Mirror, and the same applies TIE BEST reportng to be found the world would read the Guard- The machines ae getting more to the Sunday Expres inits dailyT is in The Times and Manches- ian. The Sunday equivalents o...…
… -.1 AN., K I V 7 k 1 Page Fourteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday.October 16,.1955 Sunday. October 16. 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ' vMe MM Vb4LV4 V ! IjJ r 9- 7" Individuality Is Their Beauty [T ALL DEPENDS where you place the emphasis-on what you wear or on who you are. The most interesting and at- tractive girls on campus dress with a flair that enhances their person- alities. Their clothes are appeal- ing, but what they wear never do...…
…rte Tweve H IHG N DIYSnaOtbr1,15 f THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, October 16, 1955 The Popular Orchestra From Boston ...... ........ - .................. .......... ........... ............... reenes' _1 ''i '.'A :.a : -:l ;:1 .r : NEW BRANCH -SOUTH UNIVERSITY Cash & Carry Only By DAVID KAPLAN Daily Feature Editor FOR ALMOST three quarters of a century, the Boston Sympho- ny Orchestra has represented the rich musical stature and traditio...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sundav. October 10. 1955 ) Sundav, October 16, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY JtAl IUi y a7u <.IU7i vv ava.rv. . v . i r.. Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Si indrv (~,-tnh~~r 1 ~ 1 ~ Sunrlnv October 16. 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY * ~, * Dietrich Myth of Wom FOOTBALL . . . FASHIONS .... AND FARM POLICY . ".v.. S . ....r. .:u n .,ww.. . s. ,J': ss ". a .w .. RI Is ~1 IS. PRETTY PROFILE S or Cccunput 14 C ll f// Contents...…
…Sunday, October 16, 1955 THE ~l HIGAN DAILY Sunday, October 16, 1955 THE 'MLNIGAN DAILY A Closer Look at Footbail 1. Offensive Formations Sused much mo ex n ythan the others. SINGLE Wi G (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the first discussion of the defensive play. From the stans tle tic wing in a series of articls esxplaimsome Ten th0co 01so ot.U The rules require the offensive formation as it i < iolayed at of the technicalities of football as it te...…
… THE MICHIGAN Y R x' Page Sixteen DAILY Sunday, Octciber 16, 1955 Sunday. October 16. 1955 Van Boven flats are Different! f 1 n 0d R P y The snap of the brim is different.. the colors are unusual , .. the block has distinctive characteristics.-Hr showtin DHr saht2t n 'dividualty ... a hat that gives you the appearance of the most discriminating dresser. From 10.00 Van 8L0Mven OXXFORD CLOTHES DOBBS HATS BURBERR(Y COATS sANN ARBOR DET...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Surlv rtn p :1 ti Z )S 'JU[IUUY.- %jutvueu IV, 17..)j ------------------ t K Individuality Is Their Beauty T ALL DE ENDS where you plal the emphasis-on what you wear i on who you are. Tag ,mot interesting and at- trace girls on campus dress with a flai that enhances their person- alities, Tlair clothes are appeal- mg, but what they wear never dominates the girl. Fashion magazines have their place, bM the really well-dre...…
…'" ,"' undoy, a 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Fifteen -Daily-Chuck Kelsey ELEGANT-Linda Shure, Wellesley transfer majoring in psy- chology, displays a graceful taste in her attire. She wears here a dress of simple refinement-smooth-fitting grey jersey with dramatic grey and white stripes. Ey Dietrich Myth of Womanhood Love's always been my game. quarter century, and, while it has ing in the front lines, unguarded play it how I may, not al...…
