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… 0 Weather frig Awfig.an Iit Editorial Merchants, It's Up To You ,.. Cloudy, considerably cooler. Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication VOL. LI. No. 61 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1940 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS 34 Candidates Put On Ballots ForFrolic,Ball Elections Here Judiciary Councils Choose Freshmen And Seniors For 17 Dance Positions; Four AreUnopposed Classes Will Vote At Polls Tomorrow Thirty-four candidates will co...…

… if Weather L2 snow aa Col ,der. 5k gan il Editorial COaptain DavidsonW .r .. VOL. LII. No. 62 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1941 Z-323 PRIGS FMVECENTS Roosevelt Warns U. S. Of Long, Hard War . ___.. C Hitler To Announce German Stands President Denies Claims Nazi Policy Declaration Is Awaited Berlin Antidipates Meeting Of Reichstag To Hear Government's Decision 'Ominous Silence' PervadesCapital ---- BULLETIN -...…

…it 43U 4at Weather Not much change VOL. LII No. 5NANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DEC. 10, 1942 PRICE FIVE CENTS Big Ten Manpower Conference Planned Huge Ne Great Battle for Tunisia lIm1pending Tanks, Guns, Planes, Men Rushed to Front; Allied Patrols Stab at Germans near Bizerte By E. C. DANIEL Associated Press Correspondent LONDON, Dec. 9.-Allied and Ger- man patrols fought brief but bitter battles in bad weather today along the Axi...…

… FCC 'HANDS OFF" See Page 4 / Atf 41P A Att Latest Deadline in the State t SNOWEMAN COMETH VOL. LIX, No. 68 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS minstration AsksEndIofI ouse Sp y unt Red-Trapped Chiang Army Hit by Losses Nationalists Say Reds Also Suffer NANKING-(P)--The three Chi- nese government army groups trapped by the Communists south- west of Suchow are estimated to have suffered 30,000 or more ca...…

…FREEDOM SHORTAGE See Page 4 4 Y Latest Deadline in the State P3a tti;y .,,tr L w CLOUDY, LIGHT SNOW VOL. LX, No. 65 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1949 PRICE FIVE CkNTS Atom Bomb Speech Stirs Speculation Weapons Hidden In Caves-Mitchell WASHIGTON--(P)-A casual, reimark by a former Pentagon oiii- cial set off new speculation yester- day on where America's atomic bombs are hidden. It started with publication of a speechby Cu...…

…LOYALTY LIST Lw uau Daii4mwwb NOT TOO COLD TO VOTE Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 67 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 10, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS Voters Will Choose Student Legislature In Election Today IRA's Questionnaire Will Survey Campus Opinion on Discrimination Campaigning reached its climax yesterday, as candidates put forth a last minute effort to win votes in today's election, to be held from 8:45 a.m. to ...…

… ANTI-LABOR LAWS See Page 4 Y 4 A6F AOP mAj 743 att]y CLOUDY AND COOLER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVII, No. 66 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1946 PRICE FIVE CENTS 'U' Vets Average $27 Month Debt In AVC Survey Local Tabulation on Cost of Living Shows Need for Income Increase By STUART FINLAYSON This is the first in a series of three articles iresenting the tabulations of the AVC cost-of-living survey of University s...…

… 1 frigmi We adther M .iiuW -ii Colder Ww VOL. LIV No. 33 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DEC. 10, 1943 Fifth Arm Meets Savage aziResist PRICE FIVE CENTS Aince Senate Approves Wage Increase by Wide Vote 744 Roll Call Authorizes 8-Cents-an-Hour Pay Raise for 1,100,000 Railroad Workers By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-Urged on by the Democratic majority leader, the Senate overwhelmingly approved a proposed 8-cents-an-hour wage in...…

…LET'S FINISH THE JOB- BUY EXTRA BONDS TODAYI Jr gl~Afr 3f 4kv WEATHER Cloudy and cold, with occasional snow flurries VOL. LV, No. 34 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, DEC. 10, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Yanks Pound Saar Valley Fortifications * * * * * * * * * * * * Reds Strike Budapest From Three Sides Near Last Rail Outlet For Nazis Danube Reached 13 Miles Above Capital WAR AT A GLANCE By The Associated Press WESTERN FRONT-...…

…i Micil , L I I P, -- k 11, y TUESDAY, DEC THE MICHIGAN B:.... . xaTTY.TESDA. r. Gould Elected New Chairman At Union Meet National Convention Holds Session At Philadelphia; Group Hears Educators Douglas Gould, '41, president of the Michigan Union, was elected perman- ent chairman of the Convention of College Unions held at the University of Pennsylvania campus in Philadel- phia last-weekend. Frank Oakes, so- cial director of the Union, and...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Japanese Bombs Blast Philippines "tan ..._. to 5S* 100I. MILLS French Fleet Will Never Fall Into Axis Hands, Elliot Claims, 46 . Bbuyan CAIMPELD CLuzon. OH NC AGU FORT STOTSENBURGY FORT McKINLEY 'NICHOLS FIELD oIA " CAK MANs!ItA P A C FIELD CAVITE 0 C CHINA S E A Mindoro 044Q 4W ' ' ' Nsros I F I C E A N c''. oe SULU S E A ' 4 "Mndanao DAVAO PHILIPPINE> ISLANDS .ai By WILL SAPPT The French fleet-the ace in the ...…

…P&C-ETWr THE MICHIGAN DAILY THLMSDA, DEC-l(Dn !42 ,;.. MOVIE PREVIEWS DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN THURSDAY, DEC. 14, 1942 VOL. LIII No. 57 All notices for the Daily official Bul- lasts Pair i Rs od Pers (Conitiled frori Page 1) CONDUCTOR PREDICTS: Shostakovich War Symphony' Will Endure, Koussevitzky Says Post-War Aid for Conquered Areas Planned . t At the State.. . Streamlined to match the tempo of the times, one of America's most bel...…

…THE M ICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, DECEMBEER 10, 1948 I I _ ______ I. y _ . CTING IN MINIATURE: Speech Students' Show To Be Teleeast By JIlM BROWN Swinging into the last few days of rehearsals for their first tele- Vision show of the year, "Demen- tia Wilcox," students in the Speech Department's Radio Divi- sion are finding their biggest ob- acle the necessity of acting in miniature. Actors who have been rehears- ing the show, which will be pro-...…

…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1949 4 OIL, ROADS, AIRFIELDS BIG FACTORS: Clark Believes Sinkiang Key to Asia * ** * * CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 'k ~1 i 1 By JOE TANNENBAUM Control of the little-known bor- der province of Sinkiang (Chinese Turkestan) gives Russia the means to dominate all of Asia, ac- cording to Prof. John Clark of the geology department. Prof. Clark, who spent two and a half years in Asia with the Ar- my ...…

…rl- THE, MICHIGAN DAILY D SDAY. DECEMBER 10. IM __THF MTCJa..AN DAILY ' _ - -I ,r, fNvagflwA~v afl VL11~M~ift ioiJY ORIENTAL ART: Chinese Love of Beauty Can Teach Americans Much-Lyon Guild of the Methodist Church in honor of Chinese students here. Chinese Poetry "If you were to look into the desks of the Chinese students in Ann Arbor you would no doubt find beautiful little odes inrChi- nese on the charm and grace of the Burton Bell Tower...…

…AGE TWO TNT' MirUT, iN:-- 1V 1l A TT:V I TODAV. nVC.MMIRM 14- 14,19 _ "" i1 ' 1Mi1UTiil7:L111 rbIATT TV'V9L1'DITA a vim v a, -L-n T5LS~rW L v, L129p I. LIVE? OR EXIST: Today's Drive for Old Clothes Is Vital to EuropeanStudents The difference between living and existing for students in Eur- ope may be determined by the amount of clothing sent overseas by Americans. A recent visitor to Holland, Dr. Howard E. Kershner of the Save the Child...…

…PAGE TWO THE All'CHIGAN M ADA i HLN;: 10, 1043 THE MICHIG..... .Y ............4 Second Play 'Brief Music' To Be Given Possible Invasion Routes from Turkey Council Plans RELIG;IOU~ PIGRAfS: Stockfili Offhers The second presentation of the semester by Play Production of the speech department will be "Brief Music," by Emmet Lavery, to be giv-I en at 8:30, Dec. 16-18, in the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. First produced under the title "Lark ...…

…rmu' TW THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNSDAYDEC. 10, A94 EXPANDS TO LEADING POSITION Engine School Backs War With All Facilities By MILT FREUDENHEIM President Teddy Roosevelt was bringing another eastern war to a close in 1905 when the University completed the West Engineering Building as a home for one of the nation's leading colleges of engineer- ing. Provided for by the Act of the Legislature which founded the Uni- versity in 1837, Michigan's Coll...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THUML Tom Harmon Chosen Most Outstanding Athlete Of 1940 Gridiron Star Takes, Title By Wide Margin Greenberg, Tiger Outfielder, Is Named Runner-Up In Sports Experts' Poll NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-(A)-Named to the All-America football team two years in succession an voted winner of the Heisman Trophy as this year's No. 1 football player, Tommy Harmon of Michigan reaped fresh honors to- day as he was chosen the outstandin...…

…I THE MIChIGAN DAILY Oosterbaan Approves Change hi Previous Three Second Rule Bennie Oosterbaan, Wolverine bas- ketball coach and one of the best pivot shot artists Michigan ever pro- duced, enthusiastically approves the change made in the three serond rule made by the National Basketball Committee. The three-second rule which ap- plies to any part of the foul circle, and causes the loss of the pall by any player holding it longer tlhan tha...…

…THURSDA Y; T4O + : 1942 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Conference Leaders Delay Action On Freshman Eli gibility Heads Reserve Right to Change Decision, Elect Aigler President Big Ten Endorses Football in 1943 by Waiving Nine-Game Limit, Allowing Teams to Play Away AN - Phi Delts Nose Out Betas For I-M Mat Title -N COME ONE, ALL, AND EARLY: PEM Class, Varsity Mermen CHICAGO, Dec. 9.- ()- The Big Ten's faculty representatives. voted today to del...…

…FRTDAY, DFODCEflR J6, ili9t TI 4 ii MICTl1,-iGAN DATIC W ._ . _ _ M' Puckmen Impressive In NonCollegiate Scraps Cagers 'Up' for Toledo Battle Swim Gala Gives*Fans Last Look at Champions A~. By B. S. BROWN Out of Colorado Springs last year, John Gustafson, one of the officials in the NCAA hockey tour- nament, said, "This Michigan team is the finest collegiate hockey team I have ever seen. They play more like professionals than any o...…

…SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE M Opens Hocke eason; Host to AAU- Swimmers * * * * * * * * * Heyliger Begins Sixth Year As Michigan Coach Tonight McMaster University to Provide Opposition For Opening Game in Remodeled Coliseum Michigan Swim Team to Make Debut; Three Olympic Stars Highlight Meet By BOB SANDELL The sixth year of the "Heyliger Hockey Era" will commence this evening when the Wolverine Ice- men s...…

…I°-_ %VFDNE-,DAVDT,AtW .FNflffTL 1947i THE MIChIGAN iAILY Windsor, Michigan Take Lo IceFriday Wolverines Hold Series Advantage By HERB RUSKIN One of the best teams in the International Amateur Hocke League, the Windsor Spitfires, will be facing the Michigan hocke; squad this Friday night as the Wolverines take the ice in the second game of their 1947-48 sea- son. The Spitfires will be seeking their second victory of the series that begu...…

…T, DECEM1BER 10, 1946 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wiese, Madar Make Look's Third Team Elmer Madar and Bob Wiese have been named third-string end and fullback on Look maga- zine's annual All-American squad selected by the Football Writers Association and released today. The only Western Conference representative on the first eleven is Warren Amling, Ohio State's 200-pound guard, whom the writ- ers dub the most consistent line- man in the Big Nine. Ale...…

… I, MXIIIAN~Ti FP ":r TJ2 __ _ _ __ ._ Pregulman, Daley Make All -Arnerieau Varsity Cagers Practice for Tilt With Ft. Custer Tomorrow Night Michigan, Notre Dame Ilead Lidt As Midwest Places Eight- on Team In preparation for the game with Fort Custer Saturday the Michigan basketball squad swept over a team from the Stinson Aircraft Company in a full length scrimmage yesterday afternoon. The Stinson squad was brought to Ann Arbor by Coa...…

…1944 THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. ._ t Say I Merry Christmas with the gift of lifetime! a Come in and see our complete selection of en- gagement- rings. Some may be had with the wedding band . . . all within our wide price range. We can give you a choice of yellow gold or platinum in the same high quality for which we are noted . . . 40 years of experience in dealing with diamonds. 3. Bn EIBLER fiewe Since 1904 . Now at 308* South State W...…

…TIE MTICHiGAN DAILY TL'ES AY, DECE1MER 14, 1940 .... . ..... - ~ - -- ----- ~ THlE MICIGAN IiAftt Letters To The Editor DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN 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 University year and summer Session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Mt teIlt u tkt 71 . ' d I Ti r Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board iin Control of Student Publications, Published every, morning- except Mon~day during the University year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited i...…

…1v ?& 4Z P t Ty l MCHIGAN DAILY T~t~SflAY, DEC. 10, 1942 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 fo...…

…Ttwf I f-C AN DAILY FRIDAY, DECE3MER' 10, 194$' FCC 'Hands-Off' Po . A STUDENT-FACULTY group is mad at Detroit Radio Station WJR for broad- casting football games on Sunday afternoon instead of symphony music. So the group is now circulating peti- tions of protest. When filled in the peti- tions will be sent to the Federal Com- munications Commission. The FCC is the government agency which allocates radio broadcasting channels. This pro...…

…t. PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1949 w Freedom Shortage E GREYING Sunfield Michigan minis- ter probably never realized that what he was writing in a letter to a magazine, an ex- pression of his own beliefs, would lose him his job. He probably thought that the once- hailed American right to speak one's mind was still prevalent in modern society. And so he wrote. He wrote that he believed the superpatri- otic organi...…

…- -' - 70 'THE MICHGAN D.AlL-Y a lsl/ li lG11 C/'f~l 11,L31L1 - -r .WEDNESDv{alV + fl u11fl)'Yi li IGAYS i Fifty-Eighth Year I'D RATHER BE RIGHT: New Censorship BILL MAULDIN I - -- ;.. Edited and managed by students of the Uni- versity of Michigan under the authority of the '.oard in Control of Student Publications. John CamnpbeU ...................Managing Editor Nancy Helnick ................General Manager ° Clyde Beoht...............…

…FOUR " THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, DECEMWBER 10,'1$46 __-- Anti-Labor Laws WHEN it became evident on the morning of Nov. 6 that the Republican Party would dominate the 80th Congress of the United States, numerous proposals for anti- labor legislation were immediately advanced by conservative elements. Advocates of such measures contended that it was necessary to restore management to a position of pquality in collective bargaining relati...…

…PAGE FOUR- I-(E lrHIt'W AN' r)Arf FRIDAY, DEE. :It.:1041 - '. ~ ~ . U.~..A A. ~. ~I ..C/ PEY XU.J .Al + + f +v. ivy avi iV Fifty-Fourth Year Ni e r w s Edited and maraged 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 egular University year, and every morning except Mon- day and Tuesday during the summer session. Member of Th...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY_ Fifty-Fifth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Investigation of Lend-Lease . II ' f -, 1-, u~uw~~P -- Edited and managed by students of the University Mchigan under the authority of the Board in Control " Student Publications. velyn Phillips an Wallace ay Dixon , ank Mantho ave Loewenberg avis Kennedy e Amer arbara Chadwick mne Pomering Editorial Stafff -* . . . Managing Editor . . . . . City Editor . . . . .Asociatb Ed...…

… THE- MiI CHf-A.N- fDAITY PA F iv ehind Scenes Of Mimes Are Interesting Sidelights On Opera By JANET HIATT The scene is the Union Ballroom almost any night about 9:30. One can see a good cross section of Mich- igan masculinity, replete with pipes, red plaid flannel shirts, and saddle shoes, following their diminutive dance routine. Out in front of the practice plat- foim, Director Richard Hadley pre- pares for a rehearsal, while beside t...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY Christmas Cards Should Mirror Unique Personality Of Sender I By SHIRLEY RASKEY Football season and the Thanksgiv- ing turkey are now events of the past. But, so as not to dampen our spirits, the future promises still great- er events in the forthcoming Holiday Season. In preparation for this oc- casion there are such ordeals as Christmas shopping, and-choosing a greeting card that will surpass those of your friends. Upon...…

… T- * ;-": lp Ith Tlfi'VRIVWTR- "Wyyv I iA- -. MAL A4 x 2 A X7 -f 1-1--- . . . .. _I Air Corps Men To Be Guests Of H ilel Group Saturday Dance, Open House Included In Week-End Plans For Willow Run Ground Crew Hillel will play USO to .40 soldiers from Fort Custer this week-end; by providing two days -of "dates, danc- ing, and hope-cooked meals for guests who are in the ground crew of the Air Corps stationed at Willow Run," announced Grace Fr...…

… .. ., _ -.-- _-. -- 'S i n 5 ..::... ,w . . .. .. .. - ... i Sophomore Women To Present 'Don'tMyth It' Premiere Tonight Soph Cabaret will present "Don't Myth It!" from 8 p.m. to midnight today and tomorrow in the League. The floorshow "A Date With Jupiter," will be presented at 8:30 and 10 p.m. both nights in Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. The plot concerns a Michigan coed trying to baby-sit and study her mythol- ogy at the same time. To entert...…

…SATftVDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1949 TOTE MII,*'HIG.AN DAILY PAGE FI 6'E THE MICHIGAN DAILY I I PAGE............ Badminton Enthusiasts Find AmplePlaying Opportunity Coeds Can Still WAA To Open Join WAA Club With co-recreational badminton coming into the spotlight, strict- ly coed badminton must not be forgotten. One of the older and more popu- lar WAA sport's clubs, coed bad- minton, is played from 7 until 9 p.m. every Wednesday in Water- ma...…

…3 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1947 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE I I Christmas Revue To Be Presented Tinker's Band, Glee Clubs, Santa Claus To Appear at Hill Auditorium Dec. 17 'It's A Causes To W Date' Males ake Up A wide variety of campus talent will be featured in the annual Christmas Revue which will be presented at 8 p.m. Dec. 17 in Hill Auditorium. Sponsored jointly by the Union and League, the all-campus event will be admission fr...…

… T TESAY, DECEMBERL 10, 1790 "' THE MICHIGAN DAILY VALE College Visitors Will Attend Union Winter Formal Friday Ten representatives from eight Michigan Colleges have accepted invitations extended to them from the Union Executive Council to attend the first of the two-night Union Formal to be held from 9 p.m. to midnight Friday and Sat- uprday in the Union Ballroom. The inter-collegiate event is be- Michigan Dames To Hold Meeting The Chri...…

… T4I4~- M4.GJ~I44A A N~ fl A 1.1 V VAflK a a .. as a ~ 4. = 4. a.r s. a .n. a., a PAGE a i I .. a- I t r1 n S-W.R .G, A.. AL ga%&Aa USO To Present First Formal Dance Saturday r t , New USO Hostesses To Attend Qpening Affair in Harris Hall Army Parade with Band Will Precede Afternoon Dedication Progrars at Center Women Asked 'Bond Bombers' Will Challenge 'Lounge Lizards' in Rink Saturday Te Qive Boxes By DONNA GUINARAES Honoring th...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE r Petitioning Will Open For Coed Advisorships Former Orientation Advisors Not Required To Petition Again for Future Semesters New Officers Of Assembly Stamp Representatives Will Meet ' r . Listed Petitions for those coeds desiring to be Orientation Advisors for the coming spring, summer and fall sem- esters will be available Monday in the Undergraduate Office of the League and must be returned by 5 p.m. Friday. I...…

…THE MTUTTMAN DAILY International Center Plans New Activities Luncheons, customs class and an- nual Christmas party are highlights of the International Center program for the week, Prof. Raleigh Nelson, its director announced. Foreign students will meet at noon today for the regular luncheon meet- ing in the Russian Tea Room of the League under the leadership of Mr. Klinger of the staff. At 7:30 p.m. today the last in the series of American So...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ii San Francisco U.S. Proceeds 0 . .a WASHINGTON, Dec. 9-(0)- A grimly war-conscioucs Congress today took the initial step toward permitting the nation's armed forces-selectees as well as regulars-to fight in any part of the world, The Senate and House Military Committees approved legislation to eliminate the present teritorial re- strictions, and to permit retention in service of all fighting forces for the duration o...…

…PAGE SIX TIE MICHIGAN DAILY Dean Walter To Give First Freshman Talk Re-Orientation Lecture Series To Open Today Currently controversial topic pf "Liberal Education in Wartime" will be the subject of a lecture by Dean E. A. Walter, followed by discussion, the first in a series of Freshman Re- orientation Lectures, at 7:30 p.m. to- day at Lane Hall. The series, sponsored by the Stu- dent Religious Association, aims to give the freshmen an op...…

…PACT fi S THE MiTTTCAN DAIIN #R IDAYfi 'Campus Quarter' To Feature 'Discov ered' Student Talent "Campus Quarter," the League-Union radio show heard at 3:45 a.m. every Saturday over station WPAO, will go on a "Talent Hunt" this week. Produced by Al Nadau, the pro ra nwill fea tre a variety show composed of talented students who have been "discovered" in the Union's talent search. UNDER~ THE DIRECTION of 'Bob Perrin, '40F&C, Union enter- ta...…

…'THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1949 THE ICHGANDAIY STURDY, ECEBER10,194 Vest Quad Men Broaden Relations With Faculty .4 EMPHASIS ON INFORMALITY-Faculty' Associate Prof. Frank L. Huntley, of the English depart- ment, getstogether with three Adams House men for a bull-session in one of the student rooms. Left to right are Prof. . untley, Charles Stauffer, '53M, Jap Reid, '51, and Bill Stonebraker, '53M. In- formality is the key...…