…/. THE MICHIGAN DAILY BOOKS Red Moon Hit Questioned The public still lacks the scien- tific evidence necessary to judge whether the Russian rocket did hit the moon, says Prof. Fred T. Had- dock, University astroAomer-engi- nleer. "There is no doubt the Russians launched a rocket and that it must have come very close to the moon, but this does not indicate that the moon was hit. The Russians have been proved right in the past, but this does ...…
…I SPORTS SECTION C14 r m43At 1 4I a tIj SPORTS SECTI ON TWELVE PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1959 TWELVE PAGES bJim Benagh SportsEditor Michigan Sports Rundown Whether it's before 101,001 spectators at massive Michigan Sta- dium for a Michigan-Michigan State football game or before a gal- lery of a half dozen at. Michigan's Blue Golf Course competition, the Big Ten is as tough and exciting as any c1llege confe...…
… U.S. Students Flown to FREE TIME TOURISM-Two New Yorkers inspect a cannon in the Morro Castle across the bay from Havana. BEARDED SOLDIER .. still a common sight (Continued from Page 1) crowd of students seeking his of te reform and te compefence autograph. Dozens of flashbulbs of those who will be administering MEN'S went off. it, but on the idea of breaking up STy Speech Brief the large land holdings. Castro's speech, when delivered, ...…
…TWO - THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1950 TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 15. 1059 Track Squad Garners Second in Conference Meet > By MIKE GILLMAN. Michigan's track team came up ith a. year of tremendous per- rmances, including' efforts that on the Big Ten indoor title, and lade local track and field enthus- ists forget the dismal 1958 cam- aign. The season ended here in Ann rbor with the 59th running of he West...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY rrrra r.r m r. .rrr i rum i i u.. i W 'own Cuba Revolution Continued from Page 12) other than proceeding slow- ss enthusiastic student said Rrd. ointed out that the upper a Cuba had abdicated re- Ality and had permitted the r to fall into the hands of Conference Helpful ess conference on agrarian provided a number of in- into the revolution as a it was felt. ent editors and others I FEU and 26th of July itionary moveme...…
…TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1959 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAO E TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1959 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGK TWI~E~ Golfers Glimb from Ninth to Second in Big Ten 4 By CLIFF MARKS Michigan's golfers should haV% one one thought in mind this year: grab the Big Ten Cham- pionship which barely eluded them in 1959 when the Confer- ence tourney was held on the friendly fairways of the Univer- sity Course. The second-place Wolverines of 195...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY VE THE MICHIGAN DAILY Fl M' Athletes THE ALLENEL Star In Pan-Am Game HOTEL : Wolverines Gillanders, Munn, Gaxiola Win Gold Medals; Montpetit, ,Marion, Bird Seth Also Place at Chicago i } r. NOW IS SPECIALIZING IN BANQU'ETS FINE FOOD FEATURING THAT FAMED SERVICE WHICH WAS FOUND IN ANN ARBOR FROM 1934 TO 1952 By HAL APPLEBAUM Although the recent Pan-Amer- ican Games were dominated by the United States, Michigan...…
…4 IJ THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 k .. r ... t .. .. . . 7 N r" A .' "^"Mt : .....,:.w y}v: r ": ti:+ . v "" , .x r r f"v."r."" '"Y i . : .,..ti",.,vv i'^r. r fivF 5: 4r:FJ'r r~fJr " " " r +'? ". rrr ' - br v r fi y yr { w; " d x :. :W . .. :. ..,. 3 a'F. " tsr . S..:.z.s..._.... .. ...... ..... .Ja . offr'. 71r S .1 u ?c'"so''".+, 4 h' AFS kt:Yrt9{- ...$a ..a M'":L4:'a::+-':wYrC: "ie WELCOME TO MICHIGAN by -.s(. .. c,. ~4...…
…TIE MICHIGAN DAILY T~atm Rattfle Fcv en4E41 in NET1 J v a s . LXJL .v +w W W. . N-./ JL v i. v v %o% v v %AIL JL A s tr ing behind the great Brown. The Giants like so many o NFL teams has a quarter problem although their diff: is one of quantity rather th quality. Jim of the rback iculty an of Conerly To Quarterback Team 38-yr.-old Charlie Conerly still has the number one job, but Coach Jim Lee Howell also has Shaw, rookie Lee Grosscup an...…
…r- TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1959 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE 77 vi timistic Ice Squad Solves anpower Si zortage ' By HAL APPLEBAUM Always outmanned, but never outfought, the Michigan hockey team ended the '58-'59 season with a disappointing 8-13-1 record. However Wolverine Coach Al Renfrew is optimistically looking forward to the coming season. Forced by injuries to play with only an 11-man squad the Wolver- ines were consistently pitted' ...…
…I' THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRI . . _ Soviet Union Survey Course Expanded to Meet Needs 'U' PROFESSOR SAYS: Travel Affects U.S. Foreign Aid MWNNWWWAMM C: Due to tremendous favorable reaction from University students, the interdepartmental Survey of the Soviet Union has been expand- ed from a ,two to a three hour course effective this semester. Consisting of two lectures a week in the past, the course will now include a discussion sectio...…
…4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1950 asketball As F por EDior shock this year would be Team Finishes Second in Conference 1I equiva- e weak sister of Michigan's er sports picked itself off the last year, completed its best in in 11 years and scored a -d number of points for a -erine basketball team (1790). .e second-place Big Ten fin- f Coach Bill Perigo's charges d many an eyebrow, but the lent to that from a high-v...…
… SEPTE~MBER 15, 1959 FA DAL Tl SAN DAILY PAGESNE? ailing Club Provides Recreation SERVES STUDENTS, FACULTY: 34 Sports in I-M Program By PETER ANDERSON chance to relax and enjoy e good, healthful fun is what higan's sailing club offers to ents. he club not only offers ex- enced sailors a chance to sail also teaches the unexperienced .ce the fundamentals of the t. And the clubs activities are ed to suit every sailor, no ter what his experi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, AEPTEMSER 13, 1"10 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, ~EFThMBER 15, 1159 rr.rrr w rrr Swim Team Ready To Defend NCAA Title ,R, . _ _ . ____ _ _ _ _ By BILL ZOLLA Michigan's powerful defending Big Ten and NCAA swim cham- pions should again exhibit the strength that earned them these titles in the 1958-59 season. The majority of the squad that ran up a record-smashing 137 12 point total at the Nationals at Cornel...…
… EMBER is, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE NINE I! M B R 1 . 19 ~ T E M I H I G N D A L Y A G E 4T N Vetters Take Big Ten Championship By BUZ STEINBERG ieigan's mighty netmen not chalked' up a near-perfect loss record last season, but alsol added the Conference m to their credit as every man he Wolverine aggregation tri- is was quite a reversal from 958 season in which the net- dropped to the third position he Conference. Also in that trous...…
…y THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER', 11, 1959 TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEM~U II, )i~9 . Many Return to i' at Team t 4, . { if { A d... Associate Sports Editor To win the title, however, Mich- igan must overcome the following strong fgurth-place finisher in last disadvantages: year's Big Ten meet, has a definite 1) Michigan will get little help chance this coming season to pick from its sophomores. They are few up its fi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE XLZM MI IIIIT H E M IC H IG A N D A ILY11111liII | IIiiliI I 1Ili nln "il 1- - PA G E ELEVEIIIIIIIIIIIIIII7IIIIIIIIIIII Threaten Illinois for Conference Crown SIDE HORSE STAR-Richard Montpetit performs on the side- horse, one of five events in which he performs. Montpetit won first place honors in the Canadian national gymnastics meet this summer. UP AND OVER - Nina Marion flips himself over on the paral- lel ba...…
…4 TWELy V THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEIIER) 1$,Is 4 ., II It 's TA r" - ---in.MU University Bookstore 1, for the Best in BOOKS and SUPPLIES -A MICHIGAN TRADITION FOR MORE THAN 75 YEARS! h-v Thousands of Michigan Men and Women have J found our dependable and courteous service combined with the friendly atmosphere of a "real bookstore" the answer to their book and, i '9 supply needs. New and Used TEXTBOOKS and SU...…
… Bk&iAan :43 aiiy GEN ERAL SECTION ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1959 TEN-PAGES' TEN' PAGES SGC Representative Body In Area of Student Affairs DERGRADUATE LIBRARY-Here, behind shady trees, maize-and-blue panels, and a tangle of ycles which persistently gather in the doorway despite rows of bike racks just off to the side, is youngest in the University's library system. Opened to the student body in January, 1958, ...…
…4. THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1959 ONE MILLION DOLLARS: Students Receive Scholarship H elp By PHILIP SHERMAN About one million dollars in scholarship aid was given to Uni- versity students last year, Ivan Parker, Assistant Dean of Men announced recently. In addition to this, he said, an- other million was loaned to Uni- versity students. Parker divided scholarship op- portunities into three categories. The first, he noted, ...…
…,n e .115 THE MICHIGAN DAILY at the University Presented by THE UNIVERSITY MUSICAL SOCIETY 1959 -1960 CHORAL UNION SERIES GLENN GOULD Monday,October 12 Extraordinary pianist from Canada returns for a recital. BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA . . Saturday, October 24 CHARLE'S MUNCH, Music Director IRMGARD SEEFRIED.. -. . . ... . . . Thursday, October 29 I ON THE RANGE--Some of it's book learning, but some of it Is also hard work and practice. Her...…
…i. iS. iJ ITi i. R/ iR i V 1 . i 1 if 4 .IR . onorary S ocieties y RUTHANN RECHT her one is tapped with a a gallon of freezing water, on the coldest spring the University's honor so- provide amusement for the rs and pride for those who tiated. ents are chosen generally basis of leadership, schol- and service. Ranging from aly established Greek let- eties to local organizations,' honoraries are found in many of the University's schools and...…
…Y, SEPTEMBER 15, 1959 THt MICHIGAN DAILY I Chosen for All-Around Abilitie DRUIDS-He isn't green yet, but this young sappling will saon be painted green for the ordeal which will turn him into a mighty tree. Standing on the.steps of the General Library, the strong oaks who have already grown consider his fitness. The sapling needs exercise, first, and then of course he must be watered in order for him to gain strength. Scroll - - Scroll i...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1959 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTE~ER 15, 1959 ree Bands Produce Student Talent STUDENT GOVERNMENT COUNCIL AdWingWorks To Effect Policies (Continued from Page 1) 1 Stepping off at 220 steps per minute each fall is the Univer- sity's Marching Band. The Michigan Marching Band takes the spotlight for the first eight weeks of each fall semester. Under the direction of Prof. Wil- liam Revelli, ...…
…,15: _1959 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA( I~ ~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY PM Introducing . .. A Great Bookstore MICHIGAN NEWCOMERS soon discover the resources of State Street include one of the mid-west's largest and best book stores, Bob Marshall's Book Shop at 211 South State Street across from Lane Hall. Bob Marshall's compares favorably with the best book IS BUILDING--Front of the home of four of the University's museums is best known fore hining bl...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SPONSORED BY MUSICAL SOCIETY: Musical Society Sponsors Programs May Festival Offers Unique Musical Pie O ETVENTEN 1 _I - SEPTEMI eit B.. CAT ae University Musical Society since its organization in 1879, ented a variety of concerts to University community. sponsors the Choral Union erts, the Extra Concert series, Festival, the annual Christ- concerts, and the Chamber ic Festival. the Choral Union Series for this r...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY VACIY"'i. %"%IV THE MICHIGAN DAILY YA 'MIN r TI LIBRARY HUB-The mammoth General Library acts as a central holding company for the Univer- sity's various library collections. In this building, facing the Diag, is housed a complete card catalog, indicating books which can be found in any one of the other libraries. The total of volumes owned by the University is somewhere around 2,590,000. Aibraries Serve Student Body ...…
…11 TEN THlE MKCHIGAN DAILY! TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1959 I a ELEBRATES CENTENNIAL: Glee Club Performs in Europe I I ATTENTION: By BRUCE COLE Celebrating its centennial anni- versary this past year, the Michi- gan Men's Glee Club has just returned from a concert tour of Europe. Forty men, an accompanist and Prof. Philip A. Duey of the music school 'and director of the Glee Club spent 35 days visiting Great Britain, France, Belgium, Net...…
…£IW 4 U1 :4Iait PUBLICATIONS SECTION ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1959 FOUR PAGES s S INI Daily Works Late To Publish News Local, State, National, Sports Events All Included in Six Papers Weekly By PHILIP SHERMAN Covering local events with members of its own student staff, and receiving international and national news fron The Associated Press, The Daily publishes every morning ex- cept Monday. Events such as meetings...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1959 :; . .. .y Presents Full News Coverage _ _ . :: …
…THE MICHIGAN HAILY Daily Boasts Large Plant Ensian, Generation Active on Campus Generation Presents Poems, 'Storiesfrom Student Authors …
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, -H -IHIA -IY USDY h- go° s AR Fs 11 For Every Course on the Michigan Campus NOTICE! Engineers and Architects Om HEADQUARTERS for SHEAFFER- PARKER and ESTERBROOK FOUNTAIN PENS ULRICH'S ULRICH'S carry the largest stock in Michigan of Engineers' and Ar- chitects' Books and Supplies at Special Student Prices. WHOLESALE BUYING Enables us to give you great values in Student Supplies BUY AT ULRICH'S AND SAVE...…
…ATOMS FOR PEACE: PHOENIX PROJECT See Page 4 Y Sixty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom Abr :43 a tj COOL, CLOUDY VOL. LXIX, No. 12 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1958 FIVE CENTS SIX PAG De Gaulle's Popularity Wins Vote Experts Temporarily See French Stability By BARTON HUTHWAITE Political observers temporarily predicted Premier Charles de Gaulle's resounding victory for a strong French constitution in Sun- day's referendum as...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBE NUTTING, ROOSEVELT TO APPEAR: DIALT rSeries s Seven Ar Peters Set U' Scientists Study Ti W4UjU NO08.6416 Lecture Sre ListsSen Attractions To Initiate Of Outer Space Naviga iR , !9 Aso I I Navigating an object rocketing through space for many months on a trip of hundreds of millions of miles and having it arrive at its proper destination is the task being studied at the University for the United States A...…
…'Tz'QnAV-* FTFMRER R~ A O. H IHGA AL 1959S~S.,3~*. ~'SS~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY -iucautf z. am .ctrxis u av. aqua L MEDICAL SCHOOL, HOSPITAL: Regents Approve Title Revision, Accept Grants Regents of the University yes- terday approved revision of the title of the by-law covering the Medical School, University Hos- pital and the nursing school. The present heading which reads, "Medical School, University Hospital, and School of Nursing" will ...…
…"The Critics Don't Like It" AT THE STATE: 40. ' i Z, Mlr~gan 4ally 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 "When Opinions Are Free Truth Will Prevail" Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in ...…
…PAGE F 1I"WUn NWy'uTIrA v TdiA T T TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1958 1n mi IVal aiJ Earriaay DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN DA: AY LASSIF. J l ADS (Continued from Page 4) should be completed on or before Oct. 10. Forms are available in the Office of Student Affairs,/2011 B.A.B. Privi- leges such as the use 'of the Organiza- tion Announcement column in The Michigan Daily, use of meeting rooms in University buildings, assignment of BA.B. faciliti...…
…TAlE MICHIGAN DAILY I j FA7XL L I.1LI1 iu I INSIDE CHATTER ON THE I-M SCENE: Rumsey Beats Gomberg I Major League Standings AMERICAN LEAGUE ..,by SI COLEMAN Tough Opener SMICHIGAN WAS EXPECTED to have a tough opening game. As things turned out, it almost bit off more than it could chew. A fighting but undermanned ball club from Southern California threw quite a scare into the Wolverines last Saturday. But fumbles, inter- cepted passes,...…
… Mich. State 32 Ohio 19m State . 23 20 Iowa . . . ." 17, Northwestern Wash. State . 29' 28 Notre Dame . 18 Indiana. . . . 0 UCLA illinois a* " * " 0 " 18 14 Washington . 24 I s 4~ l La U " . . . . (/ II Minnesota .. 20 Edinboro ( A 4 5 JI,:LE /(UlL 4 " "*1* !. "..l~( TU , "U s f " ..- " - - - . .. .. .,_- . _ . -- . HIGHER EDUCATION EXAMINED See Pate 4 Y itra Sixty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom Daii4 CLEAR, WARMER...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1958 to on TUESDAY: IFC Sets Pre-Rush Program The Interfraternity Council will hold its annual mass rushing meet- ing at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Union Ballroom. The meeting is open to any stu- dent interested in rushing fraterni- ties and will feature a much re- vised program from former years, according to Howard Nack, '60, EFC Rushing Committee Chairman. Instead of having a speaker and showing sli...…
…195 8 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Rooms Show Co-ed's Personality Through .Decorations, Furnishings By ANN EICHLER Running , . ,rushing . in ... out ... all day long. The dormitory room, a place for sleeping and .haging clothes1 is now taking on new importance to University students.It now not only provides these essentials, buti also a place in which to study and relax during rare spare moments. When you first entered the res- idence hall room this ...…
…Higher Education Exam inec I' 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 The Student's Obligation... By LANE VANDERSLICE Daly Staff Writer HILOSOPHICAL DEBATE on whether a student should be primarily responsible for his own education can go on all night, but there are two factors t...…
…+.T+" M t UT'AIV DAT~ IMi $R 2, 19589. Ri±z~mApuk w EXHIBITION OVER: NFL Opens New Season. Major League Standings Today AMERICAN LEAGUE W New York ... ... ,. 90 Chicago ....... 81 Boston ...........78 Detroit ...........77 Cleveland ........76 Baltimore........74 Kansas City ......73 Washington.......61 L 6z 72 75 76 76 77 80 92 Pct. .592 .522 .510 .503 .500 .490 .477 .399 GB 12!/2 13 14 151 172 29Y2 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Detroit 5, ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, olverines, Herrnstein Conquer Trojans, 20-1 MSU, OSU, Iowa, NU, Purdue Triumph; Indiana, Minnesota, Illinois Lose Openers By The Associated Press v-- I EAST LANSING - Michigan State combined crunching ground power and the liberal use of some sparkling sophomores to overrun California, 32-12, yesterday. Coach Duffy Daugherty used his first two elevens as a one-two punch as the Spartans stuck to a methodical gr...…
…; r: wYrww A(M 'y AYAr:. T'uw mlFr.mr Acv naTT.Y PAGE 1', SEPTEMBER 28, 195..a s / ltee Cthe heA r By CARL RISEMAN CLASSIFIEDADVERTISING A New Year ICHIGAN'S 1958 OPENER is over. The Wolverines were able to squeeze by Southern California to the delight of the 77,005 home ans.- At times Michigan looked good, at times quite poor. The question d whether or not the Wolverines will be able to hold their own in Sig Ten play won't be in any ...…
…yTHE MICHIGAN DAILY ux e !!!I i 1 1958 Fall Semester CINEMA GUILD PROGRAMS Saturday at 7 & 9, Sunday at 8; except where noted. Thursday and Friday, at 7 & 9, except where noted. r T, . Sept. 25, 26 Cabin in the Sky with Ethel Waters, Lena Horne, Louis Armstrong, Rochester Sept. 27,28 Ugetsu with Machiko Kyo, Masayuki Mori, .Kamuyo Tanaka SHORT: Do You Remember? Oct. 2, 3 Panic in the Streets with Richard Widmark, Barbara Bel...…
…SEN. JAVITS FORCES DESEGREGATION ISSUE See Page 4 Y e Sixty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom ii MATLY CLOUDY ___ I I I A I ICI .. .,r.owwrnurr1WVT1' a TlTn V gcFPp"IuM1WU 927 158 FIVE CENTS EIGHT PAG ANN AR.ROR- Mll7HlliAN. NA'1'UiLilAY: ,-ycra i. n .nv 16.p .aavv VOL. LXIX, NO.10 --- A N.~cS~ nlrat. aa ,..r. . ...._. mp- " Michigan II 'MSquad Rated Slight Favorite Both Offenses Feature Single Wing; Trojan Line Receives High Pra...…
…THE 'MCHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, TINE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, SEVEN ADDED TO FACULTY: Regents Approve New 'Appointments At its meeting yesterday the University Board of Regents ap- proved seven academic appoint- ments and six non-academic ap- pointments, and conferred emeri- tus titles on four members of the faculty. Dean Roger W. Heyns of the literary college and Prof. Meyer S. Ryder of the business adminis- tration school were appointed for...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ai Lily Contrast sTIRTON NAMED DIRECTOR: the Human Performance Lab- Dearborn Center To Complement Ann Arbor ttorY at UCLA hunary? h ow about a Snack? U !T Dog-on good! FOOD and DRINKS Dog'n Suds Drive-In . 3075 Packard Rd. Open 6 A.M. to 1 A.M. a 'Good Chinese and American Food TAKE OUT ORDERS Lanter Gardens 613 E. Liberty NO 8-6380 After a Date - Early or Late Fine Selection of Snacks or Dinners Delta Lsnch 409 E...…
…-1 E1he Lirbiuun &ziI 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 Trutb WiU Preva" Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27. 1958 NIGHT ED...…
