… Weather Cloudy; light snows Y 2~ Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication Ar tt Editorial A New Dea-i In J-Hopw VOL. LI. No. 62 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1940 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENS Frosh Frolic, Ball Positions Will Be Filled At PollsToday Contest Expected To Draw 600 Sienior, Freshman Votes From Campus Balloting To Open 10 A.M. On Carpus Seventeen positions on the Senior Ball and Frosh Frolic dance com- mittees will be ...…
… Y2 LwP41 Rain or Snow. t t Ed itorial FDR's Addressj 'raised For Statesmanship I' . , .. VOL. LII No. 63 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1941 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CEN 0 I . _________________- --__--__-__-- Ruthven To Speak To Entire Campus At Mass Meeting Ptesident And Dean Lloyd Plan To Advise Student Body On Wartime Duties Tuesday Is Named As Assembly Date .1By HOMER SWANDER In an attempt to lessen the utter con...…
…d+ r AL tr 4 aitg W eather Snow Fluirries. VOL. LIII No. 58 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DEC. 11, 1942 PRICE FIVE CENTS Allied Youths to Register for Draft First Registration for New 18-Year-Olds Opens at Armory for Week of Dec. 11-17 Selective Service registration for those who have turned eighteen since June will begin today at the Armory, 223 East Ann Street. All male students in this group should register with the Ann Arbor Board whi...…
… WHOSE INALIENABLE RIGHTS?9 See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State * Ip CLOUDY, WARMER -0 VOl. LX, No. 69 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, kATUItDAY, DEC. 11, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS A 11 iri VL'rlt a0 O I I * .,. ~ Michigan Cagers To Meet Toledo RocketsTonight Strong, Polished Ohioans Promise Battle for Injury-Ridden Wolverines By PRES HOLMES Michigan's injury-ridden basketball squad will tangle with one' of its toughest opponents of the...…
…EXAM READING PERIOD See Page 4 Y Latest Deadline in the State 4EI 41P tt. ti RAIN, WARMER VOL. LX, No. 66 School Job Given Back ToKauffman Sunfield Board Reverses Stand SUNFIELD, Mich. - (P) - The Sunfield School Board voted yes- terday 3 to 2 to reinstate the Rev. Albert W. Kauffman as su- perintendent of the publip schools. The board reversed its action of Thursday when it fired Kauff- man because of unfavorable pub- licity he was sai...…
…CIVIL LIBERTIES SEE PAGE 4 '1, SwF4h !Iaiijr SNOW FLURRIES Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 68 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DEC. 11, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS Students Cast Largest Vote in Strike Threat Faces Rome; France Quiet Italians DemnanBd Works Program Sy The Associated Press A general strike loomed in Rome yesterday while a momentary lull settled over labor strife in France. Leftists yesterday ordered a gen- eral...…
… DISAPPEARING Y A6F A& 411 t r t A an A6V 742 a t tly a - BOOKS See Page 4 FAIR AND MILD Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVII, No. 67 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 11, 1946 PRICE FIVE CENTS 1,60 Vets Still Without Fall Checks VA To Recheck Local Complaints The Veterans Administratior survey of "checkless" student vet- erans revealed that up to 4 p.m yesterday at least 1,360 University veterans still have not receivec their Sep...…
…I i iti l git Weather Colder 13 days till Christmas VOL. LIV No. 34 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DEC. 11, 1943v PRICE FIVE CENTS War-Workiiig FDR Flies Fathers May Be Deferred Preferential Status Given Dads; Roosevelt Approves Draft Delay By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Dec. 10-Presi- dent Roosevelt's approval of a Con- gressional effort to slow the father draft was followed tonight by selec- tive service instructions giving p...…
…VETERANS QUESTION BOX See Page 4 / i t at 4poqp ati CONTINUED COLD SNOW FLURRIES VOL. LVI, No. 32 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS m Auto Union Offers Ford 'Company) Gov. Kelly Urges State Aid Security' Clause for Wage Conference For Further Construction Student, from Dutch Underground, Will Lead Mass Rally Here Today Following four years in the Dutch Underground Movement, Edmund Peter Wellenstei...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN A~. .. k .'II itA I. . LV WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 11_ 1940 THE MTCHTE~ANT flArTV WrnN'r.,/1n ,[. 1 L' 1%1,J? t 1n .a*.aa.a . , a., % u Field To Give Talk In Naval Lecture Series 'The Navy Afloat' To Deal With Types Of Vessels In American Service Lieut. Commander Wells L. Field of the Naval Reserve Officers' Train- ing Corps will present the third in a series of lectures on the navy, its purposes and organization at 4 p....…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Dance Elections Will Be I DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN -0 I STUDENT REPORT ON SELECTIVE SERVICE STATUS (To be filled out only by male students who had reached the age of 21 on or prior to July 1, 1941.) ........................B. ....... .... ... . ..... (Last name) (First name) (Middle name) (Date of report). Home address: (St eet or R.F.D. number) (City) (County) (State) (Name of institution in which you are enrolled) ....…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY VRID AY,nDEC. 11, I941 DN Amateur-He's Joe Louis Swimmers Hold Swim Gala At-M T4 RI4T LMYKAs..DM' 10:-OP-)-I He's Joe Louis. .wmesi a a tI mnight rho.lew..E bloxng-instructor at iTortI The world's heavyweight champion (Sgt. Joe Louis Barrow to the army) hays h gh qthe F'ort's boxing pro- gram. His duties include giving les- sons to both experienced and inex- perienced fighters. Be A Good elow-- BAS1,ETBAI L Purdue 43, ...…
…P&0IR TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1948 . _v _ v _ Preuss To Go To Netherlands To Be in The Hague As Visiting Lecturer Prof. Lawrence Preuss of the political science department has been invited to lecture at the Aca- demic de Droit Internationale, in The Hague, The Netherlands next summer. The Academie, a graduate school for the study of interna- tional law, is attended each year by several hundred students from various c...…
…PAGE TWO TiE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1949 I PORTAGE LAKE LOOKOUT: New 'U' Observatory Nearly Comnplete By LEONARD GREENBAUM The University's new observa- tory located at Portage Lake took another step towards completion with the recent installation of its dome. The dome, 28 feet in diameter and 41 feet above the ground, was added to the modern structure a year after the scheduled date. THE OBSERVATORY was be- gun in April, 19...…
…4 TICE MTC;FA DAILY 1~~....~ 0 SURVEY RESULTS: Industry and Business Seek 10% Fewer College Graduates Although college placement bu- reaus are busier than ever this year, the demand for college grad- uates in business and industry has fallen ten per cent below last year level according to a survey presented recently at a conference Rural Schools Will Receive U. Prints Reproductions of great paint- -ngs will be loaned to. rural and villag...…
…PAGE TWO -1 THE MICHIGAN, DAILY 'U' ART EXHIBIT: Native Mysticism Portrayed in African Negro Sculpture Campus Highlights CO1TMMUNITY PROJECT: Villagers Schedule New Play By JERRY JAMES African sculpture expressing native emotions about the human form highlight the current exhib- it of African Negro sculpture be- ing presented at the University Museum of Art. The national American Associa- Gale Arranges Visitors' Plans International C...…
… lk n , - i A x x, M ^ lam. I IlL LVIIcIii~-Aki 1) A~. IL i Fifty-.ourth Year I'd Rthr Be Right By SAM UEL GRAFTON J1__________________________________________ ( ld1xS GRIN AND BEAR IT By Lch ty -- -- Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Contro of Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the ,egular University wear, and every morning except Mon- ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1945 I I WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Rootin Tootin' Pat Hurley DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN By DREW PEARSON (NOTE-Drew Pearson today awards the brass ring, good for one free ride on the Washington Merry-Go- Round,,to Patrick J. Hurley.) WASHINGTON.-This town, deadly afraid of peacetime boredom, pricked up its ears and licked its chops when Pat Hurley issued his sten- torian resignation as ambassado...…
… iYEEk ERi1 940 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Trli . _.. ____ __ ..___,,.. __ ..._ _a. _ i t7 lXL AKIXd b !sum -I-- " + ' s .-rn-v.-. ,..ft., t ') . r , - ' z,, k hristmas Gift Finder w ________ f p s ', '>, ' % " 3 < He'll surely appreciate anAro ": Wehv a hir. Chose:romourwidlSc and F ~~~lcction of patterns, colors, andCa e u .Pn in 24t whites. They're priced at . .. $60e50I~cnnn vrou o F.,::..1$2.00 and $2.25 Will Save Time an...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY After Absence Starting Lineup Indefinite For Schedule Opener Against Mchigan State By DICK SIMON This is a tale of courage, of a man who fought against tremendous odds and emerged the victor. The man in question is Ohet Au- buchon, star guard of the Michigan State basketball squad that will help the Wolverines open their 1941-42 season here Saturday night in Yost Field House. Back inthe 1939-40 season the In- diana cager w...…
…FTD , EC. 11, 1942 iri A T is RAGE THMM . ~i -d1TflVi~t t 1 V(Sy 1 fL 1. l 1V s %X ifl LW i BENCHCOMDEB %fBy BUD MENDEL Daiy Sports Editor COLLIER'S All-American team was announced today. It was brought to the public eye with little of the flurry of advance publicity that usually marks the All-American issue of the popular magazine. In fact, there isn't even mention of it on the cover. The so-called official All-American, drawn up by th...…
… SATUJRDjA, D-ECEIMWR IV,1919 Ti'lE MIHIGAN DUALY A if. R 'Ji 'tl R j7T 'Pucksters Face Windsor Tonight; L U' AAU Swimmers To Invade Ann Arbor war Surplus and a 1,000 Other Things! I a Spitfires, Detroit Farm Club Should Prove Potent Opponent By HERB RUSKIN Aiming for their first victory of the season, Michigan's potent hockey team takes on the highly touted Windsor Spitfires tonight at 8:30 in the Coliseum. It will be the fi...…
…StNDAY, DEGEMDER 11, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE 1'II rr - THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE R COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Harvard Students Finally Yield to Old King Football By DAVE THOMAS The rumbling heard last week- end by observant citizens as far west as St. Louis, was not an atomic blastsor even an earth- quake - it was merely old John Harvard turning over in his grave. In Cambridge the racket was terrific. Disillusioned by a dis- astrous, single-vic...…
….pTRURSDA,-DECEMBER 1-447 ICE CREAMING Pucksters Seek Revenge For Previous Drubbings nn E 4ICH~~Dct r By B. S. BROWN Vic Heyliger's hockey aces will S.e facing two teams this year which have been the nemesis of q chigan ice squads in all past cotests. Yale University met the Wol- verines three times in 1930 and once in 1940 and it ended the four game series with a perfect slate, Swinning 7-1, 1-0, 8-2 and 5-2. The Eli sextet will journey to...…
…T ICIXXDAL ntramural Referees Choose Residence lall All-Star Touch Football Aggregation Greene House Places Three Men on Outfit; Williams, Lloyd House Put Two on Squad By BEV BUSSEY With Al-star football teams being named by every newspaper syndicate and high-salaried sports authority throughout the country, the referees of Michigan intra- mural athletics followed suit by selecting a Residence Halls All- Star Touch Football squad. The choic...…
… - { " , E r r -m .: iii l,' ":L"*1". 41.E *!'t'f 't,19 '*!ryn .. A AA L", IVA A,.'i_,e IA A .LA 1.) x 1_,, fL - - F.Lil.C; 7 ZWE _ ichiganCagers Five Former Pros On '43 A 11 Service Team NEW YORK, Dec. 10-------0--With he owtt and Del Mit e 11'e gl schools landing two places each, The Associated Press ervice All iifurn ' for 1943 presernts an array of football talent that includes liree fora a members of the college All-America and five ...…
…TUESDAY, DECEBER 11, 1945 Indoor Track Season Begms On February 2 Four Meets Scheduled For Yost Field House By WALT KLEE With four of the outstanding track teams in the Midwest competing against the Wolverine cindermen in meets to be held in the Yost Field House in February and March, the 1946 Indoor Track season shapes up as being the best in years for the Michigan track fan. Commenting on the schedule, the Maize and Blue track coach, Ken Doh...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WJf NESDA-i ,DECEMBERit 1, 1940+ Editorial Staff Paul M. Chandler . . . . City Editor Karl Kessler . . . Associate Editor Milton Orshefsky Associate Editor Howard A. Goldman . . . Associate Editor Laurence Mascott . Associate Editor Donald Wirtchafter . . . . Sports Editor. Esther Osser . . . . .Women's Editor Helen Corman Exchange Editor Business Staff Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Women's Business Manage...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 410 e midligan Batty Washington Merry- Go-Round By DREW PEARdoN and ROBERT S. ALLEN '7. A DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN (Continued from Page 2) Pharmacy students: Secretary's Office, 250 Chemistry Building. Dentistry students: Secretary's Of- fice, 202 Dentistry Building. Architecture and Design students: 207 Architecture Building. -4ua -A-uef~ -c +annt*uiunr'ei " ' 7-49w, Edited and managed by students of the Univrrsity of...…
…FOUR TIE MICHIGAN DAILY .5.4 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 Thre A tpd Pre is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatch...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAIY SATtMfDAY, -DECE MmvR-11, -1948 I) fditer 4 J etc Editor's Note is written by Managing Editor Harriett Friedman. IF YOU'RE NOT SURE yet that the Un- American Activities Committee should be given a quick death, read their latest pamphlet, "100 Things You Should Know About Communism and Education." Th most eye-opening passage concerns the state of text-books in American high schools. On the back cover of the pamphlet are the...…
…TIE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECMERii 11, 1949 I I Exam Reading Period N ITS EAGERNESS to push an extended Thanksgiving vacation, Student Legisla- ture has over-looked another far more needed "calendar" change. This is the so-called "Dead Week," a period (not nec- essarily a whole week) set aside immed- iately preceeding exams, in which no class- es are held. In this time the student has a chance to review, organize and integrate the mater...…
…~PRE~ I~fliA~K~ LY L r71. +i. 1.+1. y, .iJ ,i ~a. .1:..ArIla1ZeG i1- t ,+ G mmm"im I -.-- ........... Fifty-Eighth Year Edited and managed by students of the Uni- Veraity of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Pi.bllcations. Jobs Campbell ................Managing Editor Nancy Heinick ................General Manager Clyde Recht ..........................City Editor Jeanne Swendeman ........ Advertising Manager S...…
…T HE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER -- Disappearing' Books MAN TO MAN: BILL MAULDIN T HE revelation of General Library officials that books are "disappearing" in quan- tity must come as a surprise to the student body, most of whom, we don't doubt, thought of the University as something more than just another part of the jungle. But now the myth has been shattered, and it is time for the student body as a whole to take stock - even t...…
…PAGE FOURI THE MICHIGAN DAILY GI SWING BAND FEATURED: New USO To Present First Formal Tonight The Army swing band under the'> - --- -__ Soldiers' Packages Flood Post Office Tickets Will Go YULETIDE PROGRAM : On Sale Monday Co. A Will 4 For New Pulay (Continued from Page 1) Gie oncert direction of Pfc. Richard Thomas, Company D, will play at the formal dance to be held from 8:30 p.m. to midnight today in the recently re- decorated ballr...…
…rAGE FOU THE MICHIGAN DAIIY Victory Train Will Arrive in City Saturday Jap, Nazi Surrender Papers To Be Shown Original Japanese and German sur- render documents, signed at Tokyo Bay and at the capitulation of Ger- many, will be displayed on a special victory train, to appear in Ann Arbor on Saturday. Sponsored by the Navy, Marine Corps, ground forces, treasury depart- ment and the nation's railroads, the train will appear in connection wit...…
… W~flNEi~~~',I)E, I WR, 1, ft T HE MICAIIN AILYV PAGE MvE zr cs s. xe . _ T I PAGE FIVE I Harmon First On Pro List; ashington Drafts Evashevski don wirtchafter's DAIL Y DOUBLE Draft Doings . POOR Tommy Harmon . . . Of all the tough breaks, he gets drafted by the Chicago Bears .How can a guy be expected to run for touch- downs behind a line like they have? . Why it's like drawing a 9000 order number in the military train- ing draft. On ...…
… 1A *I THE MICHIGAN DAILY iPACI Christmas Dance T~o Be T 'Holiday Hop . E I day In WAA Sponsors Swim Meet League 11 Will Feature Herb Miller I 'Get A Start On Your Vacation' To Be Theme Of Novel Party; Hosts, Hostesses Announced To the tune of Herb Miller's music and the title of "Holiday Hop," PACI will present the second of its after- noon tea dances from 3:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. today in the ballroom of the League. Devoting its e...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 97^CXR i PA&E flVIi Jingle Jive' To Be Held Today Tn League Ballroom SHE WANTS ACTION: i V C Senior Society Athletic Leaders Ann Arbor WAAC Likes Army But 'Craves Service Overseas I Spirit Of Christmas Prevails As Nine Groups Hold Dances <. By BETTY HARVEY and PHYLLIS PRESENT Wife of a renowned Flying Tiger who has seen much action in China, Third Officer Mary Newell, first re- ported WAAC officer from An...…
… SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1948 THE MICHIGAN PACIR FIVE. - - THE MT- ----------------- S rciaxr. r i v L' SL APPROVES: NSA Convention May Come Here in Summer M~odel Studies At willow Run To Test Ports Plans are underway to hold the next national convention of the National Students Association at the University after next year's summer session. NSA committee chairman Ar- lynn Rosen secured Student Leg- The City Beat The Veterans Administr...…
…SUND~AY, DECEMBR, It11,i 1949 TIE IMIIIIGAN L AI iY I PROLIFIC PAST: JGP Boasts 46 Year Tradition; elabeth illcn S. State St. just off N. U. in Campus Town from 9:30 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. Formerly for Senior Coeds Only By PAT BROWNSON Prom the first production of the Junior Girls' Play, staged in 1904 by six junior women, JGP has ris- eri to become one of the biggest traditional events held each year on the Michigan campus. The play, fir...…
…Bunyon Formal To Be- Presented All Campus Dance Will Be Sponsored v Forestrv Club Jan 10 in WiAntermn TI E ,141kr&.AN VAxIb~iLV, Paul Bunyan, myt.hical giant of tie north woods, has begun his ninual tirek southard to Ann Ar- boI to lb preseit, at the "Paul Bunyan Vorma] t' be held 1ro m 9 pm to 1 a.m. S, turday, Jan. 10 iWat inxm and Barbour Gym- Paul ]unyan,' presented every bthe Forester s Club and open to ite entire student body, is tkrn...…
… WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1946 - U4.TA ~ UR IU.kPfT A.1 1N.Jhl A T.V I a aaIE M~iTCT-Tl tIA-11\ IiATTV Students May Order J-Hop Tickets in'U' Hall This Week Actual Sales To Begin after Christmas; Junior Applications To Have Preference Orders for J-Hop tickets for juniors, seniors, and graduate stu- dents will be taken tomorrow, Fri- day, and Saturday at a booth in VJniversity Hall. Students must bring identifica- tion cards and self-addr...…
…THE MICH-IGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11. 1940 ................ I ( _ I Parliamentary~ Law Course WHI Conclude Final Discussion Will B Held In League Grand Rapids Room; Mortar Board Acts As Sponsors The last in a series of discussions concerning parliamentary law will be held from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. tomor- row, Dec. 12, in the Grand Rapids Room of the League. This discussion is sponsored by the Mortar Board and will serve to test the kn...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Eandidates For Student Senate Offer Their Platforms <7 S.D.D. 't I wish to state at this time that I do not have much respect for the general run of party platforms and campaign promises. Consequently I wish to present to you no vague plat- form or elaborate promises that I cannot fulfill. I shall strive as I have in the past to Make this University a bulwark of democracy, and I shall do my best to influence the Senat...…
…THE MICHIGAN .DAILY FRI AY, lEC. 11, 1942 ____._,._ .. a _ - Allergens Are Cause of Much Suffering Among the Students DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN you're in group one along with 12% of the campus . Group two embodies those persons who report family sensitivity and sensitivity to those allergens in them- selves and contains 25% of the cam- pus. If your family shows positive signs of alley gies, but you don't, you're in group four with 18% of t...…
…THVE AMI-CIGAN, DAILY iti 1 s1_ T, li t ; 'X''1liot: 1. ! {, ia]i$ FIREE NEW WINGS: Proposed Library Annex Would Double Capacity By PETE HOTTON The library addition, planned by the University, will double the General Library's present capacity anid permit the shelving of more than a million and a half books, auoding to S. W. McAllister, As- sociate Director of the Library. The proposed addition is coin- posed of three wings to be locatea ...…
…P'AGE ItX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1944 :.. ..._ Toledo Topp les Gage rs, 5 7-36 Moss Equals Pool Breast Stroke Record As Michigan Dominates State AAU Meet C J y Ragged Second Half Costs, Wolverines Initial Setback Rockets Lead 25-24 at Halftime; McDonald High Scorer with 15; Suprunowicz Nets 14 By BILL BRENTON (Special to The Daily) TOLEDO - Michigan's cagers were unable to cope with a very effective Toledo zone or...…
…PAE SX THE MICHIGAN DAILY THRSAY DCET ERII . . . ........ . GERONIMO! Garg, To Out-Tesit'Ensian In Managerial Shakeup Meeting Here' For Students Of Hindustan RARE VOLUMES: Fine Bindings on Exhibit In Main Library Lobby Preparatory to its second ap- pearance on campus this coming Monday, Gargoyle announced that, in keeping with the local fad of testing publications materials and personnel, it would hold its own test at the Michigan Unio...…
…SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1946 EDESTRIANS BEWARE: Increase in Traffic Accidents Is Predicted for This Month Cook Accuses AAUP Panel ASSOCIATED PRESS PICTURE NEWS Columbians of Will Discuss "Danger is the constant com- panion of the motorist in Decem- ber" Barney Gainsley, captain of Ann Arbor traffic squad stated yesterdy as he predicted a sharp increase in the accident rate for this month.' Adjustment Slow Early wi...…
