…TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 19$4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ' FTVF TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1964 THE MICHiGAN DAILY K- a %xa. =raIV G i U PRESIDENTS: Eight Come Before Hatcher Finances Plague 'U, Officials (Continued from Page 3) South University. His successor, Henry Burns Hutchins, refused to have him evicted, preferring to live elsewhere. Angell died in 1916, in the house where President Harlan :Hatcher lives today, almost a half-century after...…
… PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1964 A PA(II~ SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1964 Industry, 'U' JointoBuild'Hybrid'Dearborn Center 1 By LAURENCE KIRSHBAUM Special To The Daily DEARBORN-Like its director, the Dearborn Center is a hybrid. Engenedered in the late fifties by a fusion of industry and educa- tion, the University's work-study senior college here has grown up with the philosophy of the man who dir...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY """"ak w T''-V'MA THE MICHTG .rAV1 T BAT1 WY! W nfn. T.UESDJAY, AUG~UST 25, 1 CONFLICT WITH COMMUNITY COLLEGE? U'Branch Expansion Provokes Controversy in Flin tArea 1964 With the prospect of an addi- tional 40,000 students seeking en- rollment in the state's institutions of higher learning by 1970, Michi- gan's educators have been faced with the need to expand. But for some time now, a good deal of controversy has r...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1984 PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, AUGUST Z~, 1~JI4 r +r++...Y...r... Out-of-Staters Cause Recurrent Spats -('OPERATION MICHIGAN': not Relations Office Nurtures Public Image the I By MICHAEL HARRAH Annually, the Legislature-or at least a few members therefrom- take it upon themselves to chas- tize the state-supported colleges and universities for the percen- tage of their res...…
… al rP S iri~iouatn Ua4iit VOL. LXXV, No. 1 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1964 SECTION 4 I I, AWAY FROM ANONYMITY N Extra- urricula r- Lie {. By MARY LOU BUTCHER THE UNIVERSITY'S enrollment is nearing 30,000. At times, the thought of being "one in 30,- 000" can be overwhelming. The imagination lends credence to fears of anonymity and isolation; visions of crowded lecture halls and haras- sed, can't-be-bothered professors ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Special Textbook Service for PREGREGISTERED STUDENTS (No Cash Required) Every year-without fail - the Bookstores or the Publishers run short of certain titles at school opening-and many students are without a text for 2 or 3 weeks. BE SAFE- Reserve Books This EASY Way- FILL IN THIS BOOK RESERVATION BLANK, DROP IN MAI.. THEN FORGET ABOUT YOUR BOOK RE- QUIREMENTS UNTIL YOU PICK THEM UP DURING THE ORIENTATION PERIOD. WE GUARA...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY wer, Purpose Rites, Ordeals Reward the Chosen -~ ... SGC members make heroes or fools of themselves. ties Bldg. to watch the "Wednes- day night fights." Ho Hum Those 'who do aren't likely to return. Council discussion is a rather insipid morass of parlia- The elected representatives tend to divide into student activists and fraternity playpals. The for- mer have a demanding outlook on student issues. The latter couldn't...…
… PAGE FOUR . THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY. AUGUST 25. 1964 ,... ., ,. .. . . ..... . ...._. bA ATafTTRT K ba d VL kJA-WrA1, l7l S-XIU01 Q0, LOU% Union, League Still Serve Separately Men's Organization a Focus For 'U' Meetings, Relaxation Women's Campus Center Sponsors Diverse Events By ROBERT HIPPLER The Michigan Union, the all- campus men's -organization, is one of the Utniersity's nervg centers and a central gathering-placefor ext...…
…TUESDAY, AUGUST 26,1964 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1964 THE MICHIGAN DAILY JAGE FIVE II MM MMMM MMM "1 -1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - T ' ! "' ' ' T ' ! ' ' 7 ' ' Y T" T T T iscount -CAPITOL ALBUMS BEATLES $3.39 BEACH BOYS $3. 1. 2. MEET THE BEATLES SECOND A...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY IvEsnA y. ATrr4irtaT 9A. x aim' THE ICHIAN AILYYTT1'~TAV TTI~TQ'' a IBB u. ~ri, ruvr~l , 9bI ,I 'I U I ERSITY USIC L SOCIETY 1 0 11 I Presentation for 1964-1965 CHORAL UNION SERIES Chicago Symphony Orchestra . . . . . . . . Friday, September 25 I NOTED BROADWAY PLAYERS WILL-HIGHLIGHT the Association of Producing Artists' Fall Festival. Joanna Roos and Sydney Walk- er, shown here (left) in "Right You Are," ar...…
…TUESDAY, AUGUST 25,1964 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~EUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1964 THE MICHIGAN DAILY a, i"iWlL A JLJ " ijIn TRIAL,' 'SORCERER': G&S Survives Crises, Slates Two Light Operas May Festival Climaxes Musical Society's By GAIL BLUMBERG w4. By MICHAEL HARRAH A beleaguered tradition on cam- pus.is the University's Gilbert and Sullivan Society, whose problems with calendaring and productions have become perennial. Still and all, the Society ...…
…I PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY llpTST.Qn A V sTtritG*n + rt eas TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY '3 rrm'au~ a ~ a WYg~WYfm -- .. A:UEMJJlAX, A1UJUTL25, 196 ; 4 YAF TO SOCIALIST All Political Views Find Expression I 'Gideon,' 'Imaginary Invalid' To Lead Off 'U' Players' Seven-Part 1964-65 Playbill By JEFFREY GOODMAN . W From picketing to seminars, from foreign travel to non-credit courses, the University's student political organizations carry...…
…THEMIHIG~AN DAILY I 11 12 months for $27 (DEPENDENTS COVERAGE OPTIONAL) t Supplementing the U. of M. Health Service rovide Broader Protection To Against Accident and Sickness A In Force 24 Hours a Day 365 Days a Year Anywhere in the World I E RO L E I PE1 MODE S OCT. 11964 I I' I i Approved by the University of Michigan and sponsored by STUDENT GOVERNMENT COUNCIL Additional information available at the Student...…
…PAGE TEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, AUGUST Z5, 1964 PAGE TEN TIER MICHIGAN DAILY TTTESDAY. ATT(~TT~T ~. iQEIA + vaa wear as; as V Vl V A] 1 N l 1 7 V'; , 'I Residence Hall Representatives Legislate, Lobby <: O y rxn ... IQC Represents Men in Quads' Inter-Quadrangle Council is a democratically-elected representa- tive body for the more than 3000 men in University residence halls. Its traditional role is the over- seeing of student g...…
…T[UESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1964 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'U' FRATERNITY MEN: Scholars, Servants, Socialites Panhel, 24 Sororities Promote Well- By JEFFREY GOODMAN Diversity is the key to Univer- sity fraternities, with emphasis on everything from scholarship and service to social and athletic ac- tivities. Each of the 45 closely-knit houses on campus is run largely by its members, though the facili- ties are owned by their respective alumni groups. Fra...…
…THE iMICHIGAN DAILY (That Great Street) FASHION CE S 0 [LYN SHOP N'S APPAREL THE DASCOLA BARBERS MAST SHOE STORE COLLINS WOMEN'S SHOP _ i GREENE'S CLEANERS EAST I BE RTY STREET DISCOUNT RECORDS u T H CHECKMATE MNSSO CAMPUS BOOTERY CARMAN'S WOMEN'S SHOES AND APPAREL7 S T SEYFRIED JEWELERS SAFFELL i& BUSH. M NS HO A ARSBOOK STORE THE QUARRY DRUGS FOLLETT'S BOOK STORE VAN BOVEN'S CLOTHI1NG T E M THE VAN BUREW SHOP Women'...…
… Sidr~tgan 4aittj VOL. LXXV, No. 1 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1964 SECTION 2 GROWING PAINS ducation an Research By H. NEIL BERKSON Editor IF YOU WERE to sit down and list every department you could think of from air science to zoo- logy, you would have indexed merely one of the University's 17 schools and colleges. The literary college (which, besides air science and zoology, has 30 other depart- ments and numerous special pro- ...…
…PAGE TWO TIfE mrlcl YGAN DAIL'Y''"' TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1964 4 PAGIS ~WO TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY TUE SflAY, AUGUST 25. 1964 Schools, Colleges S nSectrumon ,I ''; ' Central Campus .houses but a small s'ection of' the academic facilities of the University. From the athletic fields to the medical center to l-the resealrch- complex of -North Campus, the University extends far from what may seem to many undergraduates to be its hub at the ...…
…TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1964: THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TIME MORE THAN 3 MILLION VOLUMES: E Books in 'U' Collections Portray Man's Monuments, l Mistakes L, :,,' ,I 4 Ever since the day he first chisled a few marks into a block of stone, man has been an avid collector of his own works. And in order that he be able to use his triumphs and learn from his de- feats, it is important that this process of collection continue. Nowhere is this mo...…
… PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TT71P'.CT1AV_ ATV:TT.Qnr 9K iag& Riseo Research Brings omplexity, ontr A l*u Jicooma , £LJau Akx&j l z, Iv oversy t 4 Physical Sciences Said To Eclipse Work In Humanities, Social Science, Education By PHILIP SUTIN Research is growing even faster than education. The University handled approx- imately $40 million in sponsored research last year and this figure is expected to reach $100 million by 1970. "Rese...…
…TUESDAY, AUGUST 254 1964 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1964 TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY a. STUDENTS and FACULTY: 49ec Cinema quild pe4 ent4 AL 1964 SCHEDU E THURSDAY and FRIDAY ... SATURDAY and SUNDAY ... At 7 and 9 P.M. (except where noted) * * * * Plus THREE Special Wednesday Night FREE Showings of Classic Motion Pictures * * * AUG. 27, 28 INGMAR BERGMAN'S TORMENT Directed by Alf Sjoberg, starring Mai Zetterling, this is a suspens...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN UATTV f' TTl:4GY'!" a ! a tt ti rorrorv rw .rr w r ... .. x71 rA a.t'S.- W W 'J.r..rta.,aA.. TiUESDAY, AUGiUST 25, 1964 I ,. BONES, LUNAR SURFACES, ARTIFACTS: Museums Lure 100,000 Visitors a Year Nearly 100,000 persons visited University museums last year to see exhibits ranging from ancient bones to a model of a large part of the moon's surface. For those who have never look- ed into the threatening Jaws of a...…
…I TUESDAY, AUGUST 25,1964 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'U' Faculty: Intellectuals, Employees or Speci alists ----- -- Its 'U' Role Is Obscured By Disuntit By KENNETH WINTER Managing Editor The faculty member holds an ambiguous position in the Uni- versity. Viewed from one perspective, he is the blue-ribbon citizen of the community of scholars. As the man most dedicated to-and fur- thest advanced in--the pursuit of intellectual excellence, the fac...…
…"AGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY TT7EsnA4_ AFTC.TTCT 9S 1 4 4 'AG EIGH TH..HGNfAT T~TAVAT~~u ~ &IL-' OJ *-'= 9 q 1 A ~J 140, AtiO t . i II I A I AI E. WILLIAM W. WILLIAM RUBAIYAT Continental Dining9 THRIFTY SCOTT DISCOUNT on ALLCOSMETICS and HEALTH AIDS GRINNELL BRCS-. HI Ft, TV, RECORDS STEIN AND GOETZ SPORTING GOODS MANIKAS STEAK HOUSE S T '4A FAB ER'S FABRICS FFLIGEL'S MEN°S CLOTHING SEARS KLINE S DEPT. STORE STADEL AND SON MEN...…
… Ltc tgan :43 a t t Seventy-three Years of Editorial Freedom .. VOL. LXXV, No. 1 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1964 Russell Buntin Lead Hoo per's Basketball to Bid Dfor Big Ten, NCAA Titles ost ollar -z_ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ .A11 lihIt ,ate , g. ..,,. ....v.r. r y{ , d;. I it ?li i ! ! .t. Gl ..7 Ll111G by Charlie Towle Contributing Sports Editor "Well, it will be all you guys next year." So said a Duke sportswriter afte...…
…PAGE VWO __ .. MAL IT v- ,_- P4Gb~~ tJMJM-: IVA A ImUJLX 1, r'uN - Sw A M TUESTAY,AUGUST 25, 1964 '' .. .,.I. -w. . ,.. ,:... New Syles First at Wild's it's worth a Netman Flood Wins Big Ten Crown WAIT, to be Styled by WILD' Yes.., by all neans. . .. WAIT until you arrive at Ann Arbor to choose your college cloohes because here and only here is the store that has been servingf smartest dressed Michigan Men since 1888. . . knows best ...…
…TUESDAY, At3tUST x5,1964 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'rrE+ as. AGS 5 94TEMCIA AL =r . . . . r IFINE CLOTHIING Ax un aton Since 1921 our goal has been to offer the finest in men's clothing. Only by many years of specialization have we attained the perfect ease and casual lines exemplified in our clothing. *s r" Fall Suits Prime favorites-unfinished worsteds FallSport Coats -cheviots-tweeds-and sharkskins Our classic sport coat will add Two-and thre...…
…I PAGIE FOUR THE. MICHIGAN DAILY trVTVQIMAV ATT!*TTOnr o& ,nn. I PAGE FOUR TIlE MIC1IIE..IN IIAIlY #ru~,nnn a r - C...... . .~ 1.LJL~EJAX, AUUU~I ~, 1~D64 j'UESDAY, AUGUST Z5, 1964 4 1 MSU LAST WINNER: M' Wins Fourth Straight Crown Wrestlers Seek To Repeat i' BGucAR WE BY GARY WINER Impressive Record BIG TEN ALL-SPORTS STANDINGS (Fall, Winter, Spring, 1963-64) SCHOOL I *-I - '" 8 MICH. MsU Wise. Minn. Ohio St. Ilinos Purdue N'w...…
…Tl(JggDAY-, AUGUST 25't 1964 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESAY. UGUS 25.196 THEMICHGAN AIL MINNESOTA FIRST: 'M'Nine Finishes Second :>----- By CHARLIE TOWLE Sports Editor If nothing else Wolverine base- ball coach Moby Benedict suc- ceeded admirably last year int putting himself back in the hot seat-he and his players were just too good. Two years ago Benedict inher- ited from Don Lund the NCAA and World College championship baseball team. In his...…
…PAGE SIX _THE : MICHIGAN DAILY TTTPqt)'AV- Air'T V'.TTQIV- 9A K'14791 'PA G S ~ *' H E M C H I A N A IL TTT~'Q~ AV A TE'I W'U O~ 1na u.~ zn.~PILA. xRIJa.LxbZ . 7,0,164 So homores Boost Hockey Hopes For Repeat TRADITION: Golfers Rally Following Weak SStart for Thilrd in Big Ten (Continued from, Page 1) on Minnesota proper and lost they second of the two game series, 6-5. After that loss Michigan won 12, games in a row, eight of which...…
…PAG ,9.'ETr TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1964 THE MICHIGAN y DAILY TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1964 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE .8ZVE~ I ....,. r . Michigan Finishes Second to Wis " By MICHAEL RUTKOXVSKI jpion Cliff Nuttall came in second I Michigan's showings this year as he lost his crown to Tom Dak-1 in the Big Ten Indoor and Out- in of Wisconsin. Sophomore Bob door Track and Field Champion- Densham made it one-two fori ships were similar to the show- M...…
…PAGE EIG'H'T THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1964 I 'M6EEGH HEMCIA AL Michigan Tankers Satisfied With Second in'64 By JIM LaSOVAGE Come October the Wolverine ,,tankers will again be in training to open a new season--one which promises to" hate' good things in store for swimming coach Gus Stager and diving coach Dick Kimball and their boys. Perhaps the 1963-64 season was not as fruitful as it promised to be at the beginning, but a...…
…TUESDAY, AUGUST-25,1964 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE NINE TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1964 TUE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE NiNE Gymnasts Defend Crown x By LLOYD GRAFF v Habits can be awfully hard to break, and Michigan Gymnastics Coach Newt Loken hopes that his Big Ten champions will continue to be set in their ways. Michigan has won the confer- ence crown for four consecutive years and must be considered the solid favorite for number five in '65. The Wolve...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY". AUGUST 25_ M-1 El~TEMICIANstL TF'fAV FRITT .~ Q~ * ine I* (Continued from Page 1) Center is another position which seems to be in good shape. Jun- ior Tom Cecchini and senior Brian Patchen are the two re- turnees at this position. Cecchini had what Elliott calls "a good start towards becoming an All- American" before being knocked out of the lineup for the rest of. the season with a leg injury in the Wolverine...…
…N I :. ; 91 CMilr4itjau VOL. LXXV, No. 1 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1964 SECTION 7 f/ A WIDE OPEN WORLD tudent ublications By EDWARD HERSTEIN other sometime necessities of life or finding out who's who and events, reports of activities of the Editorial Director are being offered by local realtors what's what in the University's campus's many student social and THE WORLD of student pub- and fellow students. Chances are many soc...…
…WAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAJ W H MCIA AL Daily Covers News, Serves as Vehicle for Opini r. Iftw lV.VEIT.VV Vnnn~ AV~ . i a ,.:j S JJ hdl Er bE 1U L 1uYAL The Michigan Daily is untra- ditionally a vehicle for expressing eccentric ideas, a training ground for future journalists, a complete education in the affairs of a uni- versity and the world, an identity for alienated souls and a great place to make lasting friends. Its staff...…
…'I'SE MICRIGAN DAILY PAGI, TARE LITERARY MAGAZINE STARTS 16TH YEAR: Generatiotist Reader ,:. WHILE A FIVE-CENT Coke looks on approvingly, a business staffer (left) arranges advertising requisition slips. To the reader they will be magically transformed into the exciting ads which border each page of The Daily. But to the business staff, soliciting,r composing and publishing advertisements require hours of planning and brainwork (right). D...…
…PAGE FORt THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ Rising from Beneath (Continued from Page 2) pressure. Increasing academic de- mands, the innumerable activities and distractions the University of- fers, and his Daily work vie for the student's time. ,Disconcerting questions begin to creep in: How can I find the time to do all this? How many other experiences am I missing? Is it worth it? Diffei'ent people arrive at dif- ferent answers. Some resign, some let ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ichiganensian To Emphasize 'wenty-Year Look' in 1965' A HISTORY OF CONTROVERSY: Board in Control Oversees Student I- By ROBERT HIPPLER Robert J. Shenken, editor of the 1965 Michiganensian, has empha- sized one aim toward which he will direct his efforts on the year-. b:ook in the coming year. He hopes to stylize the book using a "20- year approach" whereby "it will evoke an accurate picture of Uni- versity life to the r...…
…THBE MICHIGAN DAILY fT 4Oct a9 Sot s o#1 a o e - e i '10 e V9ie .e us O laL 00* QQ C% 4 I I For. Everiy Course on the Michigan Campus x beautiful piece amy enough to your favorite s, easily acces- *Holds up to gooks. Ix 20"W x 12"D Sweat Shirts Tee, Shirts, Jackets HEADQUARTERS for SHEAFFER -PARKER and ESTERBROOK FOUNTAIN PENS s o- M z BLANKETS 10.00 and up r e,, Due to the unpredictable enrollment in certain courses, many t...…
…vVECTIVE CLOUDS LICE REVIEW ISSUE See Editorial Page SIV"t43rn A& 411 O-qw- a t CLOUDY High-70 Low-50 Windy and slightly cooler; warmer Thursday Seventy-Three Years of Editorial Freedom :IV, No. 36-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1964 SEVEN CENTS FOUR PA BATE REMAPPING KICKER senate Trims Foreign Aid War on Poverty Bill Wins Final Approval WASHINGTON (IP)-Congress responded to election year urgings yesterday and approv...…
…Seventy-Third Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNiVERSITY OF MIc rGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS pinions reF ,STUDENT PUiIcATIONS BLDG., ANN ARBOR, MicH., PHONE NO 2-3241 orials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. EUROPEAN COMMENTARY Chaplaincy Challenge As' Unconstituional )AY, AUGUST 12, 1964 NIGHT EDI...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE' ommunist Bloc Perp lexes U4.S. not only involved in the political dispute; they range far beyond it. One uncertainty debated by dip- lomatic officials recently in pri- vate conferences at the State De- partment is how far the East- ern European countries can loosen their ties with Russia without a risk of triggering Soviet counter- action. Another issue is whether there is a point at which assist- ance to countri...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDIT For Direct Classified Ad Service, Phone NO 2-4786 from 1:00 to 2:30 P.M. Monday through Friday, and 9:30 'til 11:30 A.M. Saturday LOST AND FOUND PERSONAL LOST - Eternamatic wristwatch. Re- A BELATED HAPPY BIRTHDAY ward. Call 663-1511, x444 or x566. A13 TO AUDREY TRANSPORTATION DEAR BEET, how'd you like to come to Amherst this fall? It would be great. . . It would be my pleasure, NOTICE! and yours too. See you soon. ...…
… 5k 43au Y Aar Ak AL WARMER High-90 Low-55 Partly cloudy with scattered thundershowers Seventy-Three Years of Editorial Freedom ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1964 SEVEN CENTS FOUR PA TT.T7177w-b / pin VT '^171177TT\O 'I . )istricting CompromiseNear Russia Minding Internal Affairs 2 WASHINGTON UP-) - Senate leaders were reported near agree- ment last night on A compromise proposal aimed at slowing court- ordered reappor...…
…5 n ! Y I II i11 1 Y lrr rlrM r 111iYY IY RIe Si ILJU Baily Seventy-Third Year ETED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICWHGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATMONS WhereOpinionsAreFreeSTUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG., ANN ARBOR, MICH., PHONE NO 2-3241 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. 'UES...…
…UST 11, 1964 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'U' Researchers Find Indian Trade Relics CREDENTIALS Diggs 'Named to Committee r Other items of interest uncov- ered were elk antler sections: which had been used to chip flint, beaver incisors for fine chip- ping work, a cache of turtle shells with engraved designs similar to those on the pottery, and a group of six ceremonial projectile points, also in the Illinois valley style. Beneath this central mound. ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, T.E WI.IGN AIYTUSDY ick Stays on Job Through '65; L. Ailows Angels To Move For Direct Classified Ad Service, Phone NO 2-4781 from 1:00 to 2:30 P.M. Monday through Friday, and Saturday 9:30 'til 11:30 A.M. ICAGO ()) -- Commissioner Frick has been asked to con- in office through the 1965 .d Series while a committee ares a report on the functions is job "in the light of chang- imes." til the committee, composed ri...…
