THE MICHIGAN DAILY

I TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1949



NEW INDOOR THRILL:
Tap-Room TV Proving
Popular Sport at Union

,h By PAUL BRENTLINGER
he Tap-room television at the Un-
22 ion is the latest campus entertain-
1- ment sensation.
1- Last week's world series tele-
casts provided the biggest draw-
:f ing card since the set was in-
i- stalled in the Union cafeteria at
1- the end of the summer term, ac-
i- cording to Walter Orth, assistant
cafeteria manager.
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k "FROM 800 TO 1,000 students
1e were in to see the series games
d each afternoon," Orth estimated.
l- Of course all these people
d were not in the tap room at
once. They came and went as
i- their class schedule permitted,
>f but the 300 to 350 chairs in the
ic vicinity of the TV set were al-
ie ways filled, Orth said.
Qr Sports in general seem to be
d the most popular form of video
y entertainment among Union tap-
ie room patrons.
L.e * *, *
LARGE CROWDS gather each
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3:00 - 7:00 - 9:00 P.M.
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On Screen -
ZACHARY SCOTT - ALEXIS SMITH
in "ONE LAST FLING"

evening to witness the boxing and
wrestling matches. These fight
fans do not hesitate to express
their feelings vocally, either. Each
fall or knockdown is greeted with
vigorous cheers or jeers, accord-
ing to the popularity of the vic-
tim.
Michigan football games drew
sizeable crowds to the tap-room,
even on home game days. It
seems that the Ann Arbor
townspeople have discovered the
TV set also.
A special favorite among some
of the video fans is the young lady
who conducts a physical culture
class at 4 p.m. on most weekdays.
THE YOUNG LADY, described
by one patron as being "well
built," personally demonstrates
various exercises for the fair sex.
"The boys get a big kick out
of this gal," assistant house
manager Lindley Dean declared.
Top flight vaudeville shows such
as those put on by Arthur Godfrey
and Milton Berle rank high on
the preference list of the fans,
also.
SLIGHTLY LESS popular are
the quiz shows and the amateur
hours, which give Joe Doakes from
Podunk a chance to demonstrate
his skill on his specially-built har-
monica.
With, all the popularity of the
television set, Union officials ex-
pect no great change in the
amount of business done by the
tap room.
Although more patrons visit the
tap room now, they spend more
time there. Thus, the increased
business which they bring is off-
set by the fact that the turnover
of patrons is very slow.
Student Wage
Level Stable,
SurveyFinds
(Continued from Page 1)
inately men, are earning their
board by waiting tables and work-
ing as kitchen help in campus
fraternities, sororities and League
Houses. While a few of these
groups pays a regular hourly wage,
most of them give students board
for a little more than an hour's
work for each meal.
Students working in Univer-
sity residence halls are paid
slightly below the proposed min-
imum wage law. Depending on
the type of job, the hourly rates
are 65c and 70c. It was pointed
out, however, that the conven-
ience of working in their own
dormitories partially offsets the
students' lower wages.
The Union wage scale compares
favorably with that of local busi-
ness establishments, the average
being about 80c an hour. The
scale ranges from 75c an hour for
busboys to $1.15 an hour for senior
desk clerks.

Detroit Rally
Calm During
Robeson Talk
(Continued from Page 1)
(to the tune of "Just like a tree
that's standing by the water").
* * *
HE DID not make a long speech,
but alternated between singing
and reading prepared statements.
He told of his ex-slave father
teaching him his responsibility
toward the Negro people.
"Some say that Negroes are
all right if they keep their place.
I have but one place: Full Amer-
ican citizenship. Give us our
full human dignity," Robeson
said.
"All right, tell 'em! That's it." a
man across the aisle kept shouting
at the high points of Robeson'si
address.
ROBESON sang "Let My People
Go" and another spiritual, "Scan-
dalize My Name" and "Joe Hill"
(which he dedicated to "the 12
brave leaders of the American'
working people") and a Yiddish
song about the Warsaw Ghetto.
The concluding selection was,
naturally enough, 'Ole Man
River," in the politically con-
scious version ( show a little
grit ... ") of which Oscar Ham-
merstein claims to disapprove.
During the song, there was an
exodus of people trying to leave,
but the woman behind me kept
yelling: "Sit down and hear that
brave man singing."
Once outside, I ran into Council
President George Edwards. Asked
him why he was there, and he
said: "I wanted to see that an-
other Peekskill did not happen
here. It didn't."

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WERE HEADQUARTERS for all Ronson
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our prices are reasonable. Take a
wind-proof lighter to the games.
CALKINS-FLETCHER
State St. at N. University )5
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BRITISH POUND DEVALUED
SAVE $195.00
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Others Selling for Storage Plus
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INDIA MOTORCYCLE SALES
207 W. Liberty - Phone 2-1748
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RIDE TO SCHOOL
Scooters and Motorcycles
Going out of Business.
Everything Reduced.
Mac's Auto Mart, Inc.
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MAN'S ENGLISH Overcoat. Size 40,
Misses 2 fur coats, black cloth coat,
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Clean and good condition. Two pair
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FOR SALE-1939 station wagon (Ford).
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WHIZZER MOTOR BIKE-Well main-
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1949 PLYMOUTH DeLUXE-4 door sedan
for sale. All accessories including
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Phone 4971. )60
BICYCLE--Gir's English. 3-speed,
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HAVE YOUR typewriters repaired by
the -Office Equipment Service Co., 215
E. Liberty. )16B
EFFICIENT EXPERT-Prompt typewrit-
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and Supply Company, 214 E. Washing-
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HILDEGARDE SHOPPE
109 E. Washington
Expert Alterations
Custom Clothes
Established Tradition (3B
PAUL'S MUSICAI REPAIR
Van Doren Clar. Reeds
Box of 25 - $4.50
New and UsedInstruments
209 E. Washington ____)43
WASHING and/or ironing, done in my
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Phone 2-9020. _______)1B
PENMANSHIP TUTORING - Specialist
in improving handwriting. Two free
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GUITARIST-Experienced in orchestra
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209 S. State St. - Ph. 8161 )1P
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UNSIGHTLY HAIR removed perma-
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WANT RIDERS to N.U. game, leave 12
noon Fri. 2-7476. )5T
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WANTED TO RENT
WOULD LIKE two tickets for Michigan-
Minnesota game. Advise in writing,
E. Fraser, 2209 Fisher Bldg., Detroit.
)9W

SUPPER SPECIAL 65c1

LOST AND FOUND
LOST-Child's navy blue sweater on
campus. Call Ypsi 4672-J2. 123C
LOST-A silver identilication bracelet
during pep raly. If lound, please
contact Mac Jackson. 357 Jordan Hall.
S- 24L
LOST-A pair of glases, plastic frames,
blue case. Around campus district,
Sunday night. Call 2-1869. )22L
FOUND - WaIchi in stadium. Owner
may claim by identifying and cost of
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BLUE COIN PURSE and attached key
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containing chaeffer pen and coin
purse. Call 2-4471, Room 4541. )13L
ROOMS FOR RENT
SINGLE ROOM near campus for grad-
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BRING YOUR week-end guests to the
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the Minnesota week-end. 1133 East
Ann. Phone 8144. )16R
DOUBLE ROOM for men near campus.
$6 a _week. Call 2-8309. 13R
ROOMS available for students' guests.
Football week-ends. Private home ac-
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Having Guests
Homecoming
Weekend or
Other Football
Weekends?
CALL THE STUDENT
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between 12 & 1 and 6 & 7
PRIVATE HOME
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Reduced Prices
STUDENT BUNDLE
4 lbs. for 50c
12c each additional lb.
Shirts.... .... ..15
Sox ............ .02
Finished Handkerchief .... .02
Pants ...........30
All other wearing apparel washed,
fluff dried, and folded.
(Sport and dress shirts slightly more.)
Kyer Model Laundry
Phone 4185
1215 S. Univ. Ozzie Katz 814 S. State
627 S. Main

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1204 South University
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BREAKFASTS, LUNCHEONS and DINNERS
SANDWICHES and SALADS
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IN OTHER University units the
student wage rate is considerably
higher. The Personnel Service re'
ported that typists in University
offices are paid from 85c to 90c
and stenographers from 90c to 95c
an hour. In addition, students em-
ployed seasonally by the Univer-
sity Plant Department are paid
$1.00 an hour for all manual labor.
The University Hospital, which
hires nearly 195 students as
office personnel and orderlies,
pays an average wage of about
95c or $1.00, with the minimum
being 85c.
Students working at the Health
Service are given their room and
board.

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