… LEADER SHIP CALL See Page 4 C, r IC'4h t CLOUDY AND RAIN Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 47 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 145 1918 PRICE FIVE CENTS -- -----" I Band Total Pledges Soar Beyond $2,000 Mark Article in 'Life' Gives Impetus By DICK MALOY Daily City Editor The fund drive to send the famed Michigan Marching Band went over the top today! Student pledges totaled $2,157 as The Daily went to press early t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVERMER 14,' X94 ' at.a.t e M iTC. 1 1 TT(LI.CDai isZ . -UN. DA .. N OV... WIBE.. IL. 14. ay Th4x. w iverything from Orchids to Lemons ake Root in Soil at botanical Gardens SO LET IT SNOW: Hot Record Society Prepared for Winter By PETE HOTTON Orchids, lemon trees, pineapple plants, "rubber" trees, and cacti by the dozens-we've got 'em all. This unique distinction, belongs to the University's botanical Gar- den...…
… SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1948 THE MICHIG1AN DAILY PAGE 111"-i 11111.A 11'1 V.L'11'1 ilLii L1 y Predict Clash Of CIO Policy At Gathering Portland To See Left-Right Battle By MAX HALL WASHINGTON - W) - The Right and Left wings of the CIO may clash openly-more openly than ever before-at the CIO con- vention which is about to start in Portland, Oregon. But the organization probably won't split in two. The Left Wing, which has been losing strength...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. NOVEMMR 14, 1049, FaW i.Ni./[ JLNflV}1:+:71.YLrl 1:..A uri I ,. Leadership Call HE THUNDER rolling out of China fol- lowing the recent lightning-like Com- munist victories over the Nationalist armies is echoing ominously in Washington today. President Truman has been urged to call the 80th Congress back into session to appropriate emergency aid for Chiang Kai - shek's hard - pressed government. Some o...…
… SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1948 TIE MICHIGAN- DAILY PAGE CAMPUS ALIVE FOR LEADERS: Petitioning Opens for League Posts C ' Editor's Note:-This article intro- duces a series of informative sketches of positions on the League Under- graduate Council which will appear daily on the Women's Page. By MARY ANN HARRIS Michigan is made vital, more than a school, through active par- ticipation in the women's self- governing body, the Michigan Leagu...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1948 w q r I Ir li YI .. .J -- re DaTe, Irish Come from Behind For 20thStraight Win Army Defeats Penn in Closing Seconds; MI North Carolina, California Win with Ease 2- SPOR S IERLE LEVIN, Night Editor Nation's Grid Results i Daily-Alex Lmanian. THAT'S ALL, GEORGE-Indiana's triple-threat halfback, George Taliaferro, in the process of being brought down by Lloyd Heneveld after picking up three y...…
… SUNDAY, NOVEMB4ER 14, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVENI Ohio tateOverwhelms 7inois, 3 IMPORTED CHINA SILK $2.75 yd. $3.75 yd. $4.50 yd. INDIA ART SIrlOP 330 MAYNARD STREET :-=(<==U==> <-- >O m s< --y)C!:Ot =><--y<Ot-y< Bucks' Three Last-Quarter Tallies Turn Game into Routl Michigan Win Clinches. Tie for Big Nine Crown Minnesota Edges Hawkeyes; MSC Romps Over Iowa State; Badgers Beat Marquette By 'The Associated Press CHAMPAIGN, Il...…
…Southerners Will Filibuster On CivilRights Extension of Cloture Opposed in Senate WASHINGTON-(AP)-Southern Democrats will filibuster if lead- ers try to change the Senate de- bate rules to help push any civil rights proposals through Congress. Senator McClellan (Dem., Ark.), who has taken an active part in such things in the past, made that point clear today. McClellan told a reporter he has heard that administration lieu- tenants are thinking...…
… COMMON SENSE See Faire 4 Sw uAuu ~~aiti W ARER, RAIN Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 46 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1947 PRICE FTVE CENTS National Resources Board Established To Advise Truman Members Will Supervise Wartime Mobilization of American Strength By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Nov. 13-President Truman today formed a Na- tional Resources Board to advise the White House, in event of war, on...…
…Two THEIIYCHIGANF NAILY FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1947 THE GOOD OLD DAYS: Radio Program To Feature Songs from Union Operas ill isus Avoiding War, Oil Shortage The oil shortage and how World War III can be avoided will be Campus Highlights Bomb... COLD? WET? HUNGRY? Brighteut up. Feel better. Get a fresh start with a DELICIOUS DINNER from (Con--n uc from Page 1) Songs from famous Michigan Union Operas of bygone years will highlight the four...…
…FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1947 THE MIICHIGAN DAILY Past Hopwood Winners Take More Laurels Former 'U' Students Join Literary Staffs Winning Hopwood Awards has been one stepping stone to success for former University students, according to recent reports of the activities of past winners. Baxter Hathaway, winner of a major Hopwood fiction and poetry award in 1936, is now editor-in- chief of Epoch., a new q'uarterly of contemporary literature publi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DI~ALYr 1flIAY, NO-WI.MPMTL 14, IAA~ 4 xSr AU419an Daily Fifty-Eighth Year 1 ID RATHER BE RIGHT: "Common. Sease" Eited and managed by students of the Uni- Ver'sity of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. John Campbell ...................Managing Editor Nancy Helmick.................General Manager Clyde Recht ..........................City Editor Jeanne Swendeman......... Advertising...…
…THF- AMIGTHVN'--DAxtLY- PAGE UnionTo Honor Intermission Entertainment t Will Feature Student Talent Ju-Hon-So Ball,Union sponsored giant slide rules over the entiance dance honoring Sphinx and Tri- to the ballroom with the band- angle junior men's honorary so- stand opposite converted into. on cieties will be held from 9 p.m. to Egyptian boat. At one end of the midnight today in the Union ball- room will be a huge Sphinx head foom. facing t...…
…:. THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1947 Wolverines Hit Road for Vital Big Nine Contest wit h badgers t Hockey Squad Prepares for Wing Contest 'Dream Game To Settle Conference Title Clains Offensive Battle Looms as Badger Runners HopeTo Match Speed of Mih igan Backs Mann Sees Successful Year As Many Tank Stars Return lapse bef ncc.ante: ridiron. ng the dash on tice field fore the Wolverines again r the Badgers on the At 9:30 S...…
…FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1947 THE MICHIGAN DAILY -r .... _ _ _ .{. 1:.11.! 1FX.1 Y..i.111 V L11 { aJ l_4 ,I LJ .L .. .. .. ._ .._.. _ _ 150-Pound Squad Off To Battle Wisconsin's Midgets Spa rta1ns Set For Temple Gophers Dig I1Iole for Iowa I. .. Big Nine Briefs COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. 13--(P) -Wes Fesler had fullback trouble at Ohio State today as his Buck- eyes prepared to meet Illinois here Saturday. With both Joe Whisler and Pete Perini, ...…
…I TT~t MICflUAN t~Attv ... ....... DOUSE THE GLIM! Nurses Object to Illumination Of Dorm's 'Dark Doorway' They've added a new twist to an old song up at Couzens Hall these days - it's "The Old Lamp- lighter" back again, but this time he "makes the porch a little brighter." It all started about a week ago when the women's dormitory was suddenly illuminated by the glare from two symmetrically and stra- tegically placed street lights on the ...…
… INFLATION OR ADJUSTMENT? , See Page 2 1MwA6 4 t CLOUDY, COOL Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVII, No. 45 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, ThURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1946 PRICE -FIVE CENTS Three Groups Joi Zoning Change Fight Protest Extension Of Business Area Three campus groups have added their voices to residents along Wash- tenawand SouthrUniversity Avenues in protesting a proposed amendment to the city zoning ordinance. Fight Amendment Bruce Lo...…
…PAGE TWO- THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, N'OVEIVMER 14, 1946 PAGE TWO~ TIITJRSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 194(~ Interpreting Price Rises Inflation THERE can be no doubt that the recent $100 hike in new car prices is another sign of the inflationary trend which American businessmen have been following since the end of the war. The arguments which they have presented: that supply cannot be increased under their OPA ceilings-that supply can only be mad...…
… THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1940 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Inu ug / [Ue Thupnin9 hi'aTime With MURRAY GRANT ALTHOUGH Michigan and Wisconsin have been football rivals for over 50 years, Saturday's renewal of the series marks only the 20th time these two teams have met. The last time the Wolverines and Badgers met was in 1944 when a' Michigan team studded with Naval trainees defeated the Badgers, 14-0. Two long runs, one of 86 yards by Bill Culligan, w...…
…P Gr ru THE MICHIGAN DAILY TITUI 9D&T, NW)VFMIRFI3. 14, I.W. PAG1~ FOIJTI THTTR5J AV, NOVEMB~U 14, 1Mt~ Village FEPC Goal Will Be Reachedn-Lyon The goal of 1,000 signatures on pe- titions being circulated at Willow Village for a state Fair Employment Practices Commission will be he reached if the present trend con- tinues, Ollie Lyon, chairman of the Village FEPC campaign, predicted yesterday. Lyon said that one solicitor had ob- tained 4...…
…f COLOMBIAN CULTURE See Page 2 Y A6F A6F 4f I t t r 11 gnpown 471atF CLEARING IN EXTREME SOUTH VOL. LVI, No. 12 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS r City Plans To Build Memorial Center Local Organizations Rally To Construc Nation's First, Mayor Brown Says Plans to make Ann Arbor the first city in the country to build a Civic Center war memorial can materialize in actual construction within a year if the...…
…v ""i",THE MICHIGAN, DAILY wmwiT hliNNT VBER 14, 1945 COIMFNTS ON COLOMBIA: 0 TIN son r 1 W, sH 3 yr ea ( a c d 3 r q I Staubach Explains Spread of U.S.Culture WORK ON THE MARRIED STUDENTS' DORMITORY has begun, with grading now in progress. The project is to be located on Washington Heights off Observatory Road and will consist of 22 apartments in eight units, accomymodating approximately 350 residents. Estimated cost is $832,900. Pict...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Wolverines' .HEM.CI......Y AGI ...W SPORTS, NEWS + VIEWS + COMMENT By BILL MULLENDORE, Sports Editor H EDITOR'S NOTE: This column was written by Clark Baker, Daily Sports Night Editor. ALTHOUGH there are two fat weeks of the current grid season left, the prize title of National Champion, 1945, is all wrapped up in one package labelled "Army-Navy, do not open until December 1." That these two powers will fig...…
…-.-_ ) I PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY &1 r~ 3ir1!3au ai1r Fifty-Sixth Year tetter6pi to (Ae 6dtior WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Doolittle Approved HospitaiBombing i j '~1 A? 7I __.=- . , so esrr. tnr ,x Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board of Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Ray Dixon...... . . . . . Managing Editor Robert Goldman.... . ...... City Editor Be...…
…WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 194j THE .U .5MICHIGAN5. D 17. I b.P ..V..L 1 vAiliV viv _. 1 1Y. J:J 11 TIuTAxMTCH ti.N 17 11 .AILV * £1uh PIWm s fssemblyRecognitionNight To B e Held Nov.29 in League Outstandrg Gotham Opera Independents Chorus Strikes o Be HonoredRKE Nov.)n Opera Chorus today halted a rehear- Annual Program Will Feature sal of "Romeo and Juliet" to walk out of the opera house in protest against Newcomb as Guest Speaker the ...…
…'V GE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1945 _________________________________________________________________________________________ I INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION: World Student Conference To Meet Saturday in Prague With the dual purpose of observ- ing International Students Day and formulating a new International Federation of Students, the first post-war World Student Conference will meet Saturday in Prague, Czech- oslov...…
… n Jr filE Dai1i WEATHER Showers Continued Warmi VOL. LV, No. 12 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOV. 14, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS SIX-TO BLOCKBUSTERS SI K * * Third Yanks Crash Citadel While Germans Flee Battle for 19 More Sites Continues in Snow By The Associated Press LONDON, TUESDAY, NOV. 14- Three of Metz's 22 forts-one of them a keystone inthe southern de- fenses of the Citadel-fell with as- tonishing speed yesterday to U. S. Thi...…
…THlE MICHIGAN DAILY Fifty-Fifth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: A Better Equipped Senate Roll DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN i'A sIC] Edited and managed by students of the University of |ichiga4 under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Evelyn Phillips Stan Wallace flp y Dixon Bank Mantho Dave'Loewenberg Mavis Kennedy Lee Amer Barbara Chadwick June Pomering Managing Editor . ty. i Editor . . . . Asso...…
…THE MICHIG"AN DAILY E Michigan Cage Romulus Tilt, Possible en tralGo, Are Mapped Guard Spot May Be Filled by Morrie Bikoff, Letterman for Wolverines Two Years Ago Schedule Cadets Clamp Stranglehold onI First Position Michigan Climbs to Fifth Position in iace For National lionorsI Begins To Take Form k/lleny the gouni4 By HANK MANTHO Daily Sports Editor With a decided lack of consistency their chief weakness, the Michigan cagers cont...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Goebbels Attempts To Silence Rumors of Hitler's s outside the ... worried to death, signs Himm- No. 1-pos- TRADITIONAL: 4 odes Mve' s sAc' To Be East Prsi man" were Given Dec. 17 1 >kesman, Dr. hat Himmlei ule 's proclama- £VOCAe.W s the Fuehr- or. Himmler rHimerbut The University Musical Society's; Hitler's but people "will annual Christmas performance of - using the Handel's monumental oratoio, "Mes- siah," will be pre...…
…r u woii 43U 4. aitt Weather I Cloudy VOL. LIV No. 12 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOV. 14, 1943_ 2i PRICE FIVE CENTS Wolverines Beat Stubborn Badgers, 27-0 Victory Gives Michigan Tie with Boilermakers For First in Big Ten It was Michigan all the way yes- terday as they easily trounced a game Wisconsin eleven, 27-0, in a contest that saw Fritz Crisler use 37 Wolver- ines before a meager crowd of 15,000 fans, the smallest of the seaso...…
…I *x -- h.A.........e....<.-%-. -.-. -- P1y., I - - --- . - - -a ---- - - - --. --- --.- --- - -- --- --- } i f1 N1 ' 0 lAG Graduates kddressed by den. Cramer Speech Emphasizes Teaching of Military And Legal Qualities Major General Myron C. Cramer, Ahe Judge Advocate General, Wash-, TIngton D.C., in his address at the eraduatiori exercises for the 2nd O4 x^ 12th Officers Class of the JAG 'pool yesterday morning, empha- siked'the part ...…
… . D' ILI ...l! _iiCH C-AAi _________________________________ I_________________________________ ____________________________________________. Prof. Christian Opens Faculty Concert Series University Organist Features Works of Bach on Program Prof. Palmer Christian, University organist, will present the opening program of the Faculty Concert Ser- ies under the auspices of the School of Music at 4:15 today in Hill Audi- tarium. The first ha...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOV. 14, 1943 I h Fifty-Fourth Year - .c i sr II : 3- w 91 Edited and managed by students .of, the Univerity of (ichigan under the authorityof the Board n Control ) Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the egular. University year, and every morning except Monil Jay and Tuesday during the summer session. Member of The Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitle...…
… TH - IC-aH= *-A D.&AILY~j rAGE . H. v MICyu a 11T N f.t .lA 1L 1AG . , fnnual. Union Dance To B e Held on Saturday, Dec. 4 Only Wartime Formal To Be In Ballroom Ticket Sale To Be Soon; Members of Executive Council Will Be Honored at Banquet In spite of war time restrictions, the annual Union Formal will be held from 9 p.m. to midnight Satur- day, December 4, in the Union Ball- room, Dick Chenoweth, general chairman, announced yesterd...…
…A 1 i-mE. I :rt i-/ ik 1i1 .',-r-ri 'MIND v a ai* *. * * . 1 In 5 11 . 4 . .)1V. L . l Z.FT.1J3. 4~ ~ W olverines Outdlass Stubborn Badgers in 27-0 Try iiimph .. Nus~frrn (Continued from ,Page ,Bagers punted out of boor chigan 48. 'flere theN st~aed a sustained drive success~ivefirst dovins Ill the bll to the'2 V2 yeard'etr' Wikel went. over standi first collegiate touchdown. third attempt for' the ~:k was wide, and the score sW~ ...…
…#. A i fili- WIN )hio State Nips Illinois 29-26; Wildcats Humbled by Irish 1;L Gets His Chance O> 0 * Game Highlights .. There weren't too many people in the stands as the opening whistle gave the signal for hostilities to start between the Wolverines and Wisconsin in University Stadium yesterday. In fact, not more than 15,000 were on hand. Quite a con- trast with several weeks ago when Notre Dame invaded Ann Arbor and over 86,000 f...…
…PAGE EIGHT THIr lt4lVUtV-AV "AlrlrV klmvnAv -WAV I't llakl ____________________________________________.[lJj j V1Ju 11 1j a AINJ1Tt I/III AA A t .aT LA I1%t7I 4 klIVJO~3AX, NV V *14, 19413 a Soldiers May En Army Asks Suggestions To Save Men, Materals Officers, Enlisted Men, Civilians in Sixth Service Command May Submit Ideas ter 'Think to Khaki Jam Ense Win' Contest Lures Crowd The Sixth Service Command is attempting to save men, mo...…
… 41F att]Y Weather Slightly Cooler VOL. LIII No. 36 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOV. 14, 1942 PRICE FIVE CENTS French Garrisons In Tunis Battle Nazis 4' * * * 4' * 4' 4' * * * M' Victory Hinges On Stopping Irish Aerials 56,000 to Watch Struggle Irish Hopes for Win Rest upon Bertelli; Varsity To Be at Full Strength for Contest By BUD HENDEL Daily Sports Editor SOUTH BEND, Nov. 13.- Football fever gripped this mushroom metr...…
…THE-,-MlicHJAN --Aity - ATIDYNfV149 Fifty-Third Year Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the regular University year, and every morning except Mon- day and Tuesday during the summer session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news...…
…THEg-Mf-0ICAN -DAIS PYt ttii I olverines, Irish Tangle In Nation's V V f '? Ia I ENCHCOMBER By BUD HENDEL Dvily Sports Editor SOUTH BEND Nov. 13.-It's Michigan and Ntre Dame here tomorrow, and not even the latest war news can steal the centerof conversation wherever groups of people are gathered. But there was one spot in the lobby of the Hotel Oliver here to- night where the talk didn't revolve around the impending struggle in pic...…
…THE ICHIGA DAILY ngine Council Elections Will Fill 6 Positions 16 Engineer-Politicos' Petitions Accepted for Tuesday's Voting Engineering election chairman Bud Burgess, '44E, announced yesterday that no less than 16 engineer-politi- cos' petitions for candidacy to next Tuesday's Engine Council elections have been accepted. These petitions are for six fresh- man, sophomore and junior positions on the Engineering Council. In the freshman clas...…
… Jr ja t -dL. 40v Av t 4:I ait Editorial No Attempted Dupe In Aluminum Drive. Cloudy and. Cooler Rain or Snow Tonight .... VOL. LII. No. 41 South Russian Forces Resist Savage Attack On Gateways Nazis Clain Bridgehead To Caucasus Beseiged; Battle Centers At Kerch Moscow Offensive May Begin Again (By The Associated Press) The showdown for effective control of the Russian Crimea and the bridgeheads to Caucasia appeared to be fast approach...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ( oneert Stars State To Fight License Plate Allocation Will Perform a In Joint Recital t a Choral Union To Present i G. Martinelli, E. Piza In OperaticProgramP Tenor will blend with bass when Giovanni Martinelli and Ezio Pinzar of the Metropolitan Opera appear inc a joint recital at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday on the Hill Auditorium stage.1 It will be the fourth concert in the annual Choral Union Series. Tickets to the perfo'rmance...…
… BER i4,'1941 'ilE ICHIG(AN DAILY Gridders Wind Up Practice For Contest Frosh Grid Numeral Winners Will Play In Intra-Squad Ga By KEV JONES Reader, right half, is speed Freshman Football Coach Wally must be watched all the tim Weber yesterday announced the Bill Keenan at left half, an awarding of the 1945 numerals. At Vernier in the field general's the same time, Coach Weber gave can be counted on to play as; out the probable starting li...…
…THE C MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 14, 1941 A ir'tiitau at~ i i v bed and managed by students of the University of gan under the authority of'the Board in Control udent Publications. lished every morning except Monday during the rsity year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the r republication of all news dispatches credited to not otherwise credited in this newspaper. All of...…
… _____ THE MICHIGAN DAILY ATnual Jnterfraternity Ball Will Be Held Today Thermometer Will Register Contributions Gifts To Fund For Red Cross Will Be Recorded On Chart 0n League Lobby During Drive It won' be the temperature but rather the progress of the women's division of the Red Cross drive which will be recorded on a thermometer to be set up in the League Lobby to- morrow, along with a chart. The chart will have represented on it all dor...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, NO VEMBER 14, 1941 I Principals Hold Annual Talks With Students 'Articulation Of Secondary School, College Work' Is Theme Of Meeting Another Principal-Freshman Con- ference was recorded in the annals of the University's history yesterday when deans, principals and teachers. from 104 midwestern high schools and junior colleges returned to their posts after what has been acclaimed one of the most sucessful confere...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SE University Faculty Provides Experts 1'o Work In National Defense Fields t - r Forme r Editor Pink Pills Please Pale People Will Describe Pharmacy Students Concoct Britain At War Popular Household Remedies Fifteen Men Are On Leave To Assist Departments Of U.S. Government By BILL BAKER National defense needs are con- stantly calling experts from all fields, and the University of Michigan fac- ulty has proved to...…
…4 TH4E MICHIGAN DAILY )pades And Shovels' Find Pots And Paws: University Men Unearth Relies Of Ancient Great Lake Indians )I- ASSOCIATED POCTURE PRESS NEWS V N By ROSEMARY RYAN . Vestiges of an ancient Indian civili- zation, buried for centuries in the shifting strata of the Great Lakes region, have been unearthed during the past summer in a continuation of the excavation work begun in 1938 by the Museum of Anthropology, ac- cording to ...…
