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…Mondlov.Feruorv 9. 01 948 H1CAM nA11 v TH F M AAIC ~iiiv -kuuJi s, F4 u-n y 0 1 ,- C3I n C KIV% i 1 A IV r' t LV m~e~~.e, ~'.. esLi age uev ni s (Continued from Page 10) James D. Hodge, Monroe; Bar- bara E. Elliott, Royal Oak, and Richard W. Wixon, Jackson; Dorothy V. Ellis, Ann Arbor, and Robert Dilts, Ames, Iowa; Betty Estes, Webster Grove, Mo., and Mitchael C. Gnaegy, Webster Grove, Mo.; Mr. and Mrs. Burton Ecbank, Nashville, Tenn. Jun...…

…_Monday, February 9, 1948, T HE M IC H IG AN D A ILY Pnne EIevent MnaFray914 TE M HG N DI I Names..,. (Continued from Page 10) James D. Hodge, Monroe; Bar- bara E. Elliott, Royal Oak, and Richard W. Wixon, Jackson; Dorothy V. Ellis, Ann Arbor, and $ Robert Dilts, Ames, Iowa; Betty Estes, Webster Grove, Mo., and ' 4 Mitchael C. Gnaegy, Webster Grove, Mo.; Mr. and Mrs. Burton Ecbank, Nashville, Tenn. June Evans, Amityville, N.Y., and Gerard...…

…Paae Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Mondav. February 9. 1948 -' . . +. ,.. w w . . . a v . . s r .av ... .. e...ww.:wvn. r rw ice B. Allen, Jr., Lansing; Sue Mr.land Mrs. Jean Kaurpp, Ann N anes Hughes, Grosse Pointe, and Day. Arbor; Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. P. Hammond, Lake Bluff, Ill.; Kasmer, Flint; Helyn Phyliss Shirley Humrich, Detroit, and Katz, Detroit and Robert Jay (Continued fram Pass Ii) Ferdinand W. Gennrich, Alpena; Greene, Detroit; ...…

…Page Twelve T HE M IC H IG AN D A ILY Mondovy February9, 198 Pane Twelve THE MICviGAN DAILY Mnndn ,f h ir 9 1 9, , ice B. Allen, Jr., Lansing; Sue a nes Hughes, Grosse Pointe, and Day.. P. Hammond, Lake Bluff, Ill.; g Shirley Humrich, Detroit, and (Continued from Page 5) Ferdinand W. Gennrich, Alpena; Eleanor M. Hunn, Batavia, N.Y. and Lee Edwards, Seattle, Wash.; Nancy Helmick, Park Ridge, Ill., Mr and Mrs. Lewis Butchings, and Dan Paul,...…

… Monday, February 9, 1948 THE -MICHIGAN DAILY Page Thirteerl M.rd"" Fe-7y9.14 H MCIA DIYPxe hrer (Continued from Page 12) Shirley Logan, Detroit, andc Thomas . FMooney, Jr., Detroit; Geraldine London, Gar , Indiana,F and Stanford L. Weiss, Kingston,r Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Long, Newberry, S. C.; Jo Look, Detroit,' and Charles West, Detroit; Pat Loring, Highland Park, and Dolig Lent, Detroit; Barbara Long, Ro- chester, N.Y. and Frank Fr...…

…AA.,.f A^,.. Gakri onr,,r 0 104A THE MIC Hlr-.AN r)AliY Pnnp Thirtppn mvinuuy, reuaruuiy , 1" nI% N vniI uc,~ qa I Names... (Continued from Page 12) Shirley Logan, Detroit, and Thomas F. Mooney, Jr., Detroit; Geraldine London, Gary, Indiana, and Stanford L. Weiss, Kingston, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Long, Newberry, S. C.; Jo Look, Detroit, and Charles West, Detroit; Pat Loring, Highland Park, and Dolig Lent, Detroit; Barbara Long, Ro- c...…

…Paqe Fourteen .THE MiC-HI.GArv.N DAILY Monday, February 9, 1949 :.a nT E MI~ G N D IY ody erur .14 Charles Stinson, Detroit; Ann am es Rhodes, Flint, and William D. Betts, Flint; Annabel Richards, Detroit, and Kenneth Jensen, De- (Continued from Page 13) troit; Jean Richards, Pleasant Ridge, and William W. Oren, Burbott, Winnetka, Ill.; Mr. and Evart. Mrs. William P. Pielou, Ann Ar - Silvia Richmond, Evansville, bor; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A...…

…Rose Fourteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Monday. February 9, 1948 Posse Fourteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Monday, February 9. 1943 N l Charles Stinson, Detroit; Ann am es Rhodes, Flint, and William D. Betts, Flint; Annabel Richards, Detroit, and Kenneth Jensen, De- (Continued from Page 13) troit; Jean Richards, Pleasant ------------ - -- Ridge, and William W. Oren, Burbott, Winnetka, Ill; Mr. and Evart. Mrs. William P. Pielou, Ann Ar- Silvia Richmond, E...…

…T E' MICHIGAN DAILY PbaeFifteen Mondav Fpbrunrv 9. 1949 AAuluuy, y ,,r 7,0174f# T .-IF K~ II- . 1I 7 r)n r ..V IuirFIc Gloria Ann Stephenson, Summit, Sally Sweeney, Toledo, and Arthur wood, Ohio, and Donald L. Bar- and Richard Bodycombe, Grosse T am es N. J., and Glen C. Neff, Elkhart, C. Markendorf, Grand Rapids; nett, Alton, Ill; Florence Schay- Pointe; Marilyn E. Shube, Yonk- Ind.; Harriet Stain, New York Rose Anne Swenger, Detroit, and o...…

…Monnda Februnrv 9_ 1 948 SH E~r~~ M CH GAN DA iYi D.,.,.. C : Lx.....,. ________________- rge Fifteen Gloria Ann Stephenson, Summit, Sally Sweeney, Toledo, and Arthur wood, Ohio, and Donald L. Bar- and Richard Bodycombe, Grosse N. J., and Glen C. Neff, Elkhart, C. Markendorf, Grand Rapids; nett, Alton, Ill; Florence Schay- Pointe; Marilyn E. Shube, Yonk- Ind.; Harriet Stain, New York Rose Anne Swenger, Detroit4 and owitz, Detroit, and Warre...…

…f Page Sixteen T HE M IC H IG AN D AIEL Y Mondvy February9. 198 PageeSixtee THE MI19IAvr DAILYt9.1-ler., Fe9r,,rJs,, F 1 N and John E. Rodger, Detroit; Hal-' crICeS sojIs Thompson, Detroit, and Euthy- ; mius S. Cocoves, Detroit; Peggy JeanThompson, and P. Fred Les- ley, Jr., Detroit. (Continued Cram Page 15) Mr. and Mrs. John Thurlow, De-k Huntington Wood, Mich.; Doris troit; Beverly Telford, Flint, and Sternberg, Oxford, Mich., and Stan...…

…Pno Siyfton- THKE M IC H IG AN D A ILY Monday, February 9, '1948 Tage HAnxueea 9 N and John E. Rodger, Detroit; Hal- . Dearborn; Mr. and Mrs. Gwilym ha S " Ilis Thompson, Detroit, and Euthy- M. Williams, Detroit; Evelyn Wil- e l[v7mius S. Cocoves, Detroit; Peggy , son, Niagara Falls, N. Y. and Rob- Jean Thompson, and P. Fred Les- - ert E. Rugar, Painville, O. ley. Jr., Detroit. Pat Wheeler, East Lansing, and (Continued from Page 15) Mr. and...…

…Monday, FebruaKy 9U 1948 EPC IEGN DAIB JES BOOKS SUPPLIES BOOKS BOOKS SUPPLIES BOOKS SUP KS SUPPLIES BOOKS. SUPPLIE LIES BOOKS SUPPLIES BOOK BOOKS SUPPLIES BOOKS SUP AT'S 336 STATE STREET PHONE 2-0814 BOOKS SUPPLIES BOOKS SUP LIES BOOKS SUPPLIES BOOKS BOOKS SUPPLIES BOOKS SUP OKS SUPPLIES BOOKS SUPPLI SUPPLIES BOOKS SUPPLIES B OOKS SUPPLIES BOOKS SUPP …

…Sonday, February 9, 1948 Ii.~ rr rrr r ~rr T HE M IC H IG AN D A ILY Rage Seventeen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Poae Seventeen ~*1 11 IES BOOKS SUPPLIES BOOKS BOOKS SUPPLIES BOOKS SUP KS SUPPLIES BOOKS SUPPLIE LIES BOOKS SUPPLIES BOOK BOOKS SUPPLIE S BOOKS SUP "'8 336 STATE STREET PHONE 2-0814 BOOKS SUPPLIES BOOKS SUP LIES BOOKS SUPPLIES BOOKS BOOKS SUPPLIES BOOKS SUP OKS SUPPLIES BOOKS SUPPLI SUPPLIES BOOKS SUPPLIES B OOKS SUPPLIES B...…

…MICHIGAN GAILY Mondav. Februarv 9. 94 .. ,, .LY,_. . .. ew, n... lns y,, Fsal'sr, r , 13 194 POLIO VICTIMS GET LIFT: County Dimes Donations Top $12,000 By CRAIG WILSON mittee have not yet been added in. tional Foundation for Infantile With more than $12,000,collect- "With all the money turned in, Paralysis and the remainder stay- ed to date in the Washtenaw we hope to exceed last year's County March of Dimes Drive, mark of $12,563 for the ...…

…Page Egh teen T HE M IC H IG AN D AI1LY M~rndar Fbkr inx 9 194A Pae .,e....n THFMIzHIrAND lruary7 , Oa POLIO VICTIMS GET LIFT: County Dimes Donations Top $12,000 By CRAIG WILSON mittee have not yet been added in. tional Foundation for Infantile With more than $12,000 collect- "With all the money turned in, Paralysis and the remainder stay- ed to date in the Washtenaw we hope to exceed last year'si County March of Dimes Drive, mark of $12,56...…

…M~onday, 'February.9, 1948 T HE MIC I A A L Plan lectons fr SJ i,- itp CommitteeF Rabbit Syste Will BeJsed For Balloting 20,500 Signatures Required on Petitions Elections for the 1949 J-Hop committee will be held from 8:45 a.m. to 5 p.m. some day next year, Jim Farley, chairman of the "tudent Legislature elections com- mittee announced yesterday. C. The date was set far enough in advance to facilitate planning and to avoid fraudulent practice...…

…Monday, February 9, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page m te PlanEetos o o ComG tte Rabbit Systemj Will Be Used For allotin 20,500 Signatures Required on Petitions Elections for the 1949 J-Hop. Committee will be held from 8:45 a.m. to 5 p.m. some day next year, Jim Farley, chairman of the Student Legislature elections com- mittee announced yesterday. The date was set far enough in advance to facilitate planning and to avoid fraudulent practices, ...…

… Tt-F kAIr""utIT aKt MA 11 W L A IlVn MI (_ l U PN U A I L YMonday, February 9, 1948 Immodest Proposal I tettem SINCE 18-, Michigan students had o sfferthrugh tion to non-wrren alone. This A I "'have had to suffer through would allow only men and vet-T H E IO crowded classes and live in crowd- erans to remain at this insti- TO THE E DI TOR ed dormitories. They have had to tution. take their choice between eating By this one move, the Admin- ...…

…Monday, February 7, 1948 Poge Twenty THE MICHIGAN DAILY_ Page Twenty THE MICHIGAN DAILY Monday, February 9, 1948 Immodest Proposal SINCE 18-, Michigan students tion to non-women alone. This have had to suffer through would allow only men and vet- TO THI crowded classes and live in crowd- erans to remain at this insti- ed dormitories. They have had to tution. take their choice between eating By this one move, the Admin- mrons N inferior foo...…

… Monday, February 9, 1948 T HE M' C HTIGA N DA ILY Page Twenty-One M.. dayfFebruary9,"1948.THE MICHGAN "D iLY Pca4etw7Rn4t17 Vn A Foresters Will Work Hard SWithLostovski, WAA Headi Hamlina Lostovski, newly elect- Mi's cstovski, who comes from ed president of the Women's Arth- Iron Valley, Ohio, is a sophomore itic Association, is one of the most interesting personalities on in the forestry school. "I am a campus, it was announced yester- ...…

…Monday February 9, 1948 T HE M IC HI1G AN D AI1LY Pae Twentv-One Foresters Will Work Hard With Lostovski, WAA Head Hamina Lostovski, newly elect- Miss Lostovski, who comes from ed president of the Women's Arth- ritic Association, is one of the Iron Valley Ohio is a sophomore most interesting personalities on in the forestry school. I am a campus, it was announced yester- sophomore in the forestry school," day she told The Daily. "I come fro...…

…Page Twenty-Two T' H A E M HI AN DWAIYN i1----I___ I- t n 4n A- PIVI Twennt1-TIN L I L Y Monday, Februa 9 1948 C R 10lates Statements The following are campaign statements of candidates for the 1949 J-Hop. Further statements will appear in a subsequent edition" of The Daily. The statements are printed at the requests of the Student Legislature, the Interfra- ternity Council, the Union, the r4 Asociation of Independent Men, YPCM, AVC, the ...…

…Pcge Twenty-TWo THE. MICHIGAN DAILY Monday, February 9, 1948 Twnt-ToTH.MC IG N ALYM _da F.rur.9.14 andidates' Statements The following are campaign statements of candidates for the l94 J-Hop. Further statements ill appear in a subsequent edition of T'e Daily. The statements are' Print at the requests of the Student Legislature, the Interfra- serni-y Council, the Union, the Assocaion of Independent Men, YPCM. AVC, the Michigan Gar- and th...…

…E trinv'- Fehr«nrv 9 1948 "T M lr A H1-t;:A A DnA I T Pnn- Tw mtyT rai Liuy cv uu 7, 0 oa 10c5Ti I t lrnl a i n 4AM n.L rraeAIIVy ne ,,. Hop Derby ists Record eld of Fillies avorie s Scratghe In Run for (.ups By DRAHCIE SUARK eteran observers are united in the opinion this year's J-Hop Derby provided the classiest field of fillies since the record year of '08 in Ann Arbor's annual run for th-e orchids. Some of the nation's top jockeys ...…

…Mrs-day, February 9, 1948 T J-Hop Derby Lists Record Fieldof Fillies Favorites Scratch In Run for Cups By DRAHUCIR SUARK Veteran observers are united in the opinion this yeas aJ-Hop Derby provided the classiest field of fillies since the record year of 08 in Ann Arbor's annual run for the orchids. Some of the nation's top jockeys were on hand to pilot the fancy fillies around the gruelling I-M course, but none had worse luck than little Eddie ...…

… Pnnp Twpnty-Fniir AA^nAnx.- f:,Pkriimr,.,-O IQA Tw'F' IVtirHIrAN' nA#1Y ruciwie-urt E'1 (L tt l t rAE 7 &I r h ,T ivioa...ay, ~ .~.. 07, GA l SECOND SEMESTER NEW and USED and STUDENT SUPPLIES FOR ALL DEPARTMENTS "Every Book -efor Every Course" A special department to handle complete book and supply service for veterans. Bring your requisitions to us. State Street at North U. Bob Graham, Mgr. 1: - …

…Page Twenty-Four T HE M IC H IG AN D A ILY Monday, February 9, 948 SECOND SEMESTER NEW and USED -0 0 and STUDENT SUPPLIES FOR ALL DEPARTMENTS "EveryBo o yy f Eve ry Course" A special department to handle complete book and supply service for veterans. Bring your requisitions to us. A44 - tII7 JVI g E T¢°SST S li MICHIGAN BOOKSTORE State Street at North U. Bob Graham Mgr. …

…COUNCII- N MEETK' See Pate 4 C, r L wF4b A6F 411att]y qp-- NOLDERE SNOW lUR-RIES Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 79 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS -Uf 'U'Revamps Pre-Medical Curriculum Seeks Flexibility In New Program Greater flexibility and freedom, with a broader emphasis on liberal arts, keynote the new Pre-Pro- fessional Program for Medicine to be initiated here in the fall se- mester, Ch...…

…TWO -- TILE MICHIGAN I)AIT.Y FRIDAY, JANUARY 9,194R .sx .nxxl i .. I.AY..,.,. .,UA vtV . 194 I ANONYMOUS ROMEO: Student Develops New Plan' To Beat Shortage of Women By J;O ANNE MISNER A new technique for combating the lop-sided ratio of men to women here is getting results. But the man behid the plan is unaware of its success. Hackett To Be In Song Recital Le Cercle Francais To Present Program Prof. Arthur Hackett, of the University mu...…

…9, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE t DAILY OFFICIALBULLETIN . i rr i .rn.rrrrrrnrr..rr. irrn.n ui rrrrrr rr.. r r r. .r..r. " 1 III (Continued from Page 2) Theta, Theta Chi, Theta Delta Chi. January 11 *Inter-racial Association, *Lith- uanian Club, *Mary Markley House. Directed Teaching, Qualifying Examination: All students expect- ing to do directed teaching in the spring are required to pass a qual- ifying examination in the subject i...…

…FA C Porn RIC-Hit-A WAIIY--- MrD yIY s t-m Fift y-ighth Year I MATTER OF FACT: Trunai Scdo BILL MAULDIN Letters to the Editor.. Edited and managed by students of the Uni- versity 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 Jean Swendemen .............Advertisi...…

…I VTD, 34'TAT~ q, Wi-w Special Floorshow Offered At Semester s Last Casbah Lea. dnIR ICIIWAN , nT- tRPW In the last fit a >:vie, itf weki - end dances thi s semester, tii Campus Casba h, student night-. club, will present the music of Fran Wine-Gar and his orchestra and a special floorshow starring Buck Dawson, Al Jackson and the Fiji Five from 9 p.m. to midnight today and tomorrow in the League Ballroom. Wine-Gar has returned from a tour of...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRAY. JAW Pitchers, Catchers Workout In Winter Warmup Sessions .y i51 Gophers To Test 'NI' Cagers Tomorrow Even though the opening of the 1948 baseball season is still about three months away, practice of this year's Michigan diamond team has already begun in Yost Field House. Under the watchful eyes of Wol- verine coach Ray Fisher, around 30 battery aspirants have been working out in the Field House. This period, endi...…

…JANUAI 9, 1948 'U MICHIGAN DAILYPAGE SV Pueksters Face orth kota Tonight Nodaks Seek To Upset Unbeaten Hockey Teamn Injury To Keep Brumm from Seeing Action; Renfrew, McMillan, Gacek Pace Wolverines By HERB RUSKIN Aiming for their fifth game without a defeat, Michigan's hockey team will take the ice to- night in the first of a two game series against the University of North Dakota at 8:30 in the Coli- seum. This will be the first puck meet...…

…PA CRi FCEIT MTCHIG,, N rRIDAY, Ji Al ~nm~ I I TIlE MTCIliC~N D~ITY P . FIUDAY, .It Concert Group Formed from U' Marchers Revelli Reveals Tour Planned for Spring Transformation of the Univer- sity's Marching Band, fresh from Rose Bowl glory, into a concert organization is now in process, ac- cording to Conductor William D. Revelli. An estimated 104 students, both men and women, will make up the personnel of the Concert Band. Of this numb...…

…NERGO AND THE UN SEE PAGE 4 A it l Au- Daii4 GENERALLY FAIR, CONTINUED COLD Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 66 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS Record Vote Is Expected In SLBattle, Campus Groups To Proctor Polls A record vote is expected in the election tomorrow for 32 members of the Student Legislature, Dick Kelly, chairman of the Legisla- ture elections committee, declared yesterday. Polling...…

…0,, - Tt~lE._ CI1 IGAN toAILY ___ Candidates' Statements r., I Qualification statements of ad- ditional candidates for election to the Student Legislature M Wed- nesday's all-campus vote follow. Robert M. Ballon..« . I believe I am fully qualified to become a member of the Student Legislature. Besides being inter- ested in student affairs on cam- pus, I have participated in the ac- tivides of the Forestry School, and have lived at West, Lod...…

…T~_tSDY ECEMBER 9,~1947 THE M ItCtlGAN flAI1Y' PAGE THREE .... . . ... . PAGE T1IR~ rf JUST KIBITZING By DICK KRAUS Daily Sports Editor Lettermen Boost Illini Cagers Sextet Hopes To Retain Scoring Punch on Ice "JERSEY JOE" WALCOTT brought boxing's "Operation Haircut" " to a successful conclusion last Friday night when he gave cham- pion Joe Louis the scare of his life and in the process set the stage for a rematch which may well gr...…

…THiE MICHIGAN DAILY___ BILL MAULDIN if f-Ehtht Ba ea Fifty-Eighth Year - - Know Your Candidates Edited and managed by students of the Un- versity of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. John Campbell ...................Managing Editor Nancy Helmick ...................General Manager Clyde Becht ..........................City Editor Jeanne Swendeman ........ Advertising Manager Stuart Finlayson ......…

…R icMAY L YJYidDE9. i947 At THE MIRTGANflAT. Students To Rpply Winter Dance ForJ-Ho Applications for J-Hop tickets may be made from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Thursday and Friday and from a.m. to noon Saturday at * the ticket booth in University Hall. Only juniors, seniors and grad- uate students may make applica- tions for tickets at this time, ac- cording to Bruce Lockwood, ticket chairman. There will be an open sale of remaining J-Hop ticket...…

…THE 3ICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SlX ti - -.._..._. APPLE PIE TOO: Thanksgiving Celebrated By Americans in France UNION NOTES Conference on FULL SUPPORT? IIII (EDITOR'S NOTE, This is the third n a series of dispatches on conditions n post-war France by a former Uni- versity student now studying at the University of Paris). By RAGNAR L. ARNESEN (Special to The Daily) PARIS, France, Nov. 28-(De- layed) -America's Thanksgiving Day invaded variou...…

…qw F EXPLOITATION 4 Adr A6F t an III CLOUDY, S\OW FLURRIES See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 42 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOV. 9, 1947 Mic igan Might verwhelms H00S1 PRICE FIVE CENTS ers 35-0 Shift to Right in Western Europe Associated Press Correspondents Report from Every Major Capital (EDITOR'S NOTE: Just where has the world arrived in that conflict between West and East that is widely described as the "Co...…

…E TWO T HE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1947 I I HIGHLIGHTS ON CAMPUS j -- -,!1 11 11 I, Czech Speakers .. . Dr. Cenak Adamec and Ivan Vi- den, of the Czechoslovakia Insti- tute of Public Opinion, will speak at 7:30 p.m. today on the devel- opment of public opinion polls in Czechoslovakia in the Lane Hall Library Room. Theosophical Talk.. . The Theosphical Society of Ann Arbor will sponsor Mrs. Elsie Pearson of Detroit in a p...…

…SUNDAY, NOVEMBER, 9, 1947 CROWDED IN GAY 90'S TOO: DailyReporter Probes Capus islory THE MICHIGAN DAILY I Co-op Day Wil Mark Fifteenth . By RAY COURAGE It's hard to believe, but the same old crowded classroom, con- ditions were known and moaned about in this university as far back as the gay 90's when the en- tire enrollment was crowding 2,800. In the President's report for the school year '96 and '97, the late acting President Harry B. ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DIAILY SUNDAY, NOvnr1nER 9,.1947-- w_ Fifty-Eighth Year MATTER OF FACT: The Grand Mufti DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in The Daily Official i Tickets for the series of lectures Bulletin is constructive notice to allI may be procured from the Secre- Letters to the Editor. - 4 { - , w - ' 1. -' 1" i,." ' " '" -+ t..-- ter,- ,.. ... By STEWART ALSOP WASHINGTON, Nov. 8-When both the Soviet Union and the United States ...…

…IT ,R / T HE: ICHIGAN frATIL - PAGE FIVE. 1 l- -J7 7 - 7AG-'r7,, Pcn-Hellenic, Elysian Eve' Will Highlight Stan Kenton at Annual Event olverine Club Give DQnces Nov. 21 22 This year's Greek theme version' of the Panhellenic Ball, Elysian Eve, for the first time planned for all women on campus, will be pre- sented from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Fri- day, Nov. 21 in the lniraimural Building. The "Artistry in Rhythm" of Stan Kenton, whose "progr...…

…su THE MICHIGAN DAILY SNDA Ground and Air Attacks C ick In Michigan Victory Badgers Beat Iowa, 46-14; Girard Stars MADISON, Wis., Nov. 8-Wis- consin's Badgers, relentless in all phases of offensive play, smother- ed Iowa today, 46-14, to remain in the Big Nine conference gridiron title race. Flashing peak performances in blocking and charging, before a homecoming attendance of 45,000 and scoring in every quarter, the Badgers grabbed con...…

…4 MUE R 9, 1947 THE MICHIGAN DALY Irs _nslau tum les CadetEleven, 27- 2of Hare Famialy In Net Exhibition& Football Scores EAST Ohio State 7, Northwestern 6. Wake Forest 14, Boston College Michigan State 28, Santa 13. Clara 0. Brown 20, Yale 14. Toledo 7, Wayne 0. Colgate 6, Holy Cross 6 (ti. Minnesota 26, Purdue 22. Princeton 33, Harvard 7. Wisconsin 46, Iowa 14. Georgia Tech 16, Navy 14. SOUTH Penn State 7, Temple 0. Missouri 28, Duke 7...…

…PACT MGM' TIE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNT)AV, FACULTY FOR KNOWING: Sun Eclipse Paves Way To Career for Goldberg ^,_ > I By RUSS CLANAHAN (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the fifth in a series of weekly articles on fac- ulty personalities.) Skeptics who consider astron- omers as little more than moderr star gazers should take note of th life and work of Associate Pro fessor Leo Goldberg, chairman o the astronomy department.. Beginning his college traini...…