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…Saturday, February, 1.1, 1939 TH E MICH IGAN DA ILY Page Twenty-Three Sr Fbr 19E C A IaTnT Dresses Prove Fashion Fad (Continued from Page 1) with a full skirt and silver accessories. Mary Helen Davis, '41, was the guest of Al Conrath, co-chairman of build- ing. Miss Davis chose white net with a flower design in silver thread. The skirt was full, with a stiff taffeta underskirtt The fitted bodice was edged by a small stiff ruffle, and had t...…

…Saturdoy, '7--'ebruory 11, 1939 TH E MI CH IGAN DA ILY Page Twenty-Three Saturday, February 11, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Twenty-Three resses Prove Fashion Fad (Continued from Page 2) with a full skirt and silver accessories. Mary Helen Davis, '41, was the guest of Al Conrath. co-chairman of build- ing. Miss Davis chose white net with a flower design in silver thread. The skirt was full, with .a stiff taffeta underskirt The fitted bodic...…

…kwn d Febri ary 1 1 1952 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sec. Two, Page Eleven rv nonciy a , uiy , -" THE ICHGAN AIL Sec Tw, Pae Eeve 4IAMES .. (Continued from Page 10) Milroy and Nanette Wilhelmi, Ed- rard Minor and Felice Azen, Ken litchell and DonaLee Davenport, teve Mitro and Beatrice Johnson, ;tuart Mittenthal and Lois Klein. Ran Modlin and Harriet Tepper- an, William Mollhagen and Ed- th Miller, Richard Moline and udie Lindeman, Otto Molmen and...…

…mmmq Page Tw eive T HE !MIC H IGA N DA ILY Monday Februnrv 1 1 1 92 Page Twely,e THE yMIHIIGNDAL VIEWiS OF MEN WH 0 MAY T HIS IS a year of decision. This year, the American people must lay their future on the line. At no time since the founding o, the republic has so much been at stake. It is no time for fiddle-faddle. We must be ready, we must be resolute, and when the time comes ec ane mus t a ct. th eir fute o th At en c u The exclusi...…

…The Hills, Is' Here To Stay Social psychologists have recently= astonished the swing-mad country with the declaration that swing is as old as the hills, that it will not stay and that there's nothing to it anyway. What difference is there between the Big Apple and the Charleston or the Black Bottom of the post-war period,: they ask. Swing is as old as the hills. But swing is a new freedom of musical expression, hepcats reply, quoting King B. ...…

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…Sec. Two, Page Twelve Daniel A. Schaitberger, Jr., and N A M E tAnn Stromer, Michael Scherer and " " . Jean Bromfield, Robert Schor and Valerie Cowen, Ira H. Scheinerman (Continued from Page 11) and Adrienne Schiefro, Robert Schuur and Janet Alarie, Donald Austin, Ralph K. Rosenbaum and S. Schmitz and Mary Ann Morris, Arline Elconin. Arthur Scheider and Peggy Zager, Martin G. Rosenthal and Carol Eli Schoenfield and Nancy Rudel, Osterseil, Irwi...…

…J-HP Monday, February 9, 1953 1400 C SWAY SEE STORIES, NAI * * * i tn &ti~ our ITI M4ES-SECTION TWO * * * EXTRA Price: A Dime or a Dollar 'LES wrP March of Dimes Issue …

…Page Two; THE MICHIGAN DAILY M~onday, Februaryv9,.1953' Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Monday, February 9, 1953 THIS ]CONCEIVE: Bunding DamCe Overcome by IT EDITOR'S NOTE: In conjunction with the lettuce series 'This I Conceive" The Daily is propositioning statements of pre-natal experience from promi- nent members of the University Rhythm Group. Diane Spiritual is a prominent members of the University Ryhthm Group and president of Sortabored...…

…Monday, February-9, 1953 T HE M IC H IGA N DA ILY Page Three MrsndaV., FebruorvJ . 15TEMCGN- IYPehr STUD TO SERVICE ' He HipDeep Prexy IP On Top of Heap Special To The Daily WASHINGTON-"I got to be the wheel I am by following the fine, upstanding principles my old man learned me down on the farm," Dr. John A. Humble said yesterday, with a straight face. Humble is the new director of the Draft-All-Non-Agricultural- Students Bureau and the...…

…Page Four T HE MI CH IGA N DA ILY Monday, February 9, 1953 Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Monday. February 9. 1953 An Editorial. .. People who read Photography Annual are not the only ones who have noticed The Daily's seeming lack of initiative in reporting news of a sexual nature. In the calm, uninhibited atmosphere of a J-Hop Extra we would like to apologize for what is only an apparent neglect: May we first assure our readers that this s...…

…Monday, February 9 193 T HE MI CH IGA N D AILY Page' Five I V WIn1.r, ,1hIr 9 19S THE MICHIGAN DAILY.Page.Five Hip - Hip-Hurrah! THOUGH news of the city coun- aldermen likewise should receive cii extending sewers to the praise for their decisive action. University's south forty develop- ment was buried in a page six We can hardly conceive what squib yesterday, we cannot ignore the new south forty develop- its importance to the community. ...…

…Page Six THE MICHIGA N DAILY - A ^% Ft,#C I: _ ioniay, rebruary 9, 195I Local Police Force Thinks Parenta lismSet As Watchword By MIKE HIMMLER "Our aim is to provide sanctuary for students in distress." This is the guiding philosophy of Ann Arbor's friendly, high- inded police department, according to Chief of olice Jasper Junkie. "Parentalism is our watchword," the genial Junkie went on. "When officers handle cases involving the cleancut ...…

…Monday, February 9, 1953 T HE M IC H IGA N D A ILY Page Seven Mna,.Fbur ,15 H IHGNDIYPg ee HotFe AEC Moves To Prevent atastrophe Soapy Succumbs To Deadly Piles By JEAN BOLSHOI Hordes of workmen arrived by airlift from the Virgin Islands to- day to begin erection of a radio- activity-proof lead wall around the campus ordered by Atomic Energy Commission officials to protect the student population from mass sterility. Source of the deadly rad...…

…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Monday, February 9, 195 _SET TO SWING REGENTS By BEN ZIHN over the modern structure, the gram to assure the future safe Terror stricken University Re- + >s Board has suspended all further of the University. gents rushed plans today for a meetings for the duration of the Stooging for the committe five year watch-and-ward vigil emergency, turning over its auth Handy Scratcher f or mer over Haven Hall, following a...…

…iday. February 9. 1953 T HE MIC H IGA N D A ILY Page Nine m n, I , TE I I ND LPe i FIE OXFORD PLAN: Dorm for Dregs Slated f s s By HOWSEN PFEIFFER iversity officials gave the go- sd yesterday to plans for the truction of a gigantic North drangle in the center of the on River. .e new structure will embody modern conveniences of the sance Languages Bldg. as well 'terrifying" architectural in- stions suggested by a four study of Indian vil...…

…Page Ten CLASSIFI DS FOR SALE PARAKEETS, babies and breeders, ca- naries, singers, cages and supplies. 305 W. Hoover. Phone 2-2403. )1F ONE COMPLETE set of tails. Size 39 long. 34141, R. C. Briggs. )2F ANTIQUE grandfather clock with Westminster chimes in perfect run- bing order. $300. Call 35330, 562 S. Seventh. )4F Today & Tuesday-- ADMISSION... 44c FOR SALE CAMERA AND ACCESSORIES, worth $100 will sell for $75. Kodak Tourist, case, adapter ...…

…day, February 9, 1953, THE M IC H IGA N DAIlL~Y Page,, Eleven day. February 9. 1953 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven - I -. I ON THE BED Beta Beta Pi fraternity will climax "Know-Your-Brother-Better Week" Friday by staging a stag dinner and slumber party for the neighboring Wee-Gees. The BBPi house will take on the appearance of a gigantic steamroom to provide atmosphere for the all-night affair. A Monte Carlo party, "You Bet Your Ace," wil...…

…lw Page Twelve T HE MIC H IGA N DA ILY Monday, February 9, 1 Page welv THEMICHIAN DILY ond,. --bua-y9-, 'IKE' INAUGURATEI Flunky's Job , Now Filled Up with Bull AN ADMIRER "Just call me flunkie," the new henchman in the Office of Stu-. dent Paroles, Bull Boorman chor- tled in an under-the-table inter- view yesterday. Boorman, a heavy-set (90 lbs.) ex-con who used to play ball with Murder Inc., likes his job which involves "doing the admi...…

…J-HOP :43aitp SEC. 2 ., ,., Pnna (}na ' rtinn Twn Monday. Februarv 9 1953 ""ge '-'''m cl'n'.'w Gala J-Hop Goes Antique As Dorsey, Marterie Play Famed Spa Wide Open For J-Hop As a special bonus for J-Hop- pers the Union's plush steam room was opened on Saturday night of the big weekend which in other years had been one of the dance nights. Planned to compensate for the one-night dance, the steam room opening was well attended despite ...…

…Page Two, Section Two (Continued from Page 1) Knape, Mr. and Mrs. Curt Barker, Sherwood $arman and Lee Hare- lik, Robert Barnes and Barbara Hubbard, Charles Barnhart and Mary Vanker, Stuart Baruck and Lydia Penrod'. BOB BARRETT and Mary Lowen, Ralph J. Barron and Mar- ilyn Ridley, Bill Bates and Ann Furstenaw, Russel Baum and Hel- en Ballard, W. S. Bauman and Shirlee Madden, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Baunow, Bill Baur and Joyce Thomas, Jim Beauder ...…

…M d*Nln Frar 9. 1953 T HE MI CH IGA N D A ILY Page Three, Section Two monacy, e . y,r TDw , t i NAMES .... (Continued from Page 2, Section 2) and Eileen McDorough, Reynolds Cordes and Jackie Bergey. : William Coulter and Delphine Walgenbach, Hanle Crapo and Dorothy Allasen, James Crawford and Ernastene Hebert, Harry Criel and Laura Weible, Wendell Culbertson and Beth Capitanio, Roger Curran and Anne Robinson, Dick Curry and Mary Kuizenga...…

…PaeFour, Section Two T HE MI CH IGA N D A ILY Monda v; Februnrv 9_ 1193 Page.Fur, SctionTwo.TE MIC IGAN As ILYfvl I,.s,',A,, 1 y 7l 0 10 I D YOU R ENT! A NN ARBOR OFFICE MACHINES .211 Eost Liberty Phone 8727 ONE STOP at Packard Laundry takes care of all 3! and fast! S' Q J-HOP COMMITTEE MEMBERS WERE G F s . * i-Hop Makers Dazed By Baroque' Success This is a human interest story. PROBABLY the biggest prob- It is the story of ten peo...…

…Monday, February 9, 1953 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five, Section Two NAM ES Helen Carlsen Tom Graham and o> o o o<=>o Jean Parker, Jack Gray and Mari- lyn Merrell, Richard Graves and0O (Continued from Page 3, Section al Barbara Pryor, George Granger K v and Phyllis Fricke, Jerry Gray and Priest, Irvin Fieber and Lorraine Mary K. Caris, Myles Gray and FOR THAT VALENTINE'S DAY GIFT Wonia, RayondF sher and anMarilyn Osberg, Henry Green and Wosmak, ...…

…Page Six, Sect ion Two T HE MIC H IGA N D A ILY Mondovy tebruory 9, 1 Page.ix, ectin TwoTHE CH ANDALYMnd ,Febrary 91953 / V f _ BODY This creature was . . . NAMES... (Continued from Page 5, Section 2) nie Sinkule, Arthur Haines and Gloria Haines, Gene Halbrook and Joanne Pincoe, John M. Hale and Marjorie Kler, Charles Hall and Betty Steele, Robert Halleen and Joann Kehrer, James Hamburg and Joyce Kaiser, Bill Hamil and Gitta Gosziniak, W...…

…Monday, February 9, 1953 NAMES ... (Continued from Page 6, Section 2) san Riggs, Bob Johnson and Doi ,t ores Logsdon, Duane Johnson and Mary Hall, Gary Johnson and Re- becca Badger, Martinus Johnson and Barbara Crane, Red Johnson and-Mary Jo Frye, Floyd Johnston and Betty Brown. Peter Johnston and Ruth Ro- senbusch, Al Jones and Virginia Brewer, Earl Jones and Virginia Lee, Elton Jones and Harilee La- cey, Harry Jones and Carolyn Walker, John ...…

…Monday, February 9, 1 Page Eight,;Section Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY . . . - I v I - '- I I I N-J I % 1 -4 LLe f A I L- I i A A ECMaryann Sarnak, Enver Mehmed- basich and Irene Mahler, Dilip *_Mehta and Martha Mitchell, Rob- (Continuedfrom Page 7, Section 2) ert Meisel and Naomi Walton, John Melick and Gloria Anton, Dick Merrill and Kathleen Keely, Mahoney and Barabara O'Donnell, Bob Mersereau and Muriel Jacob- Kuldip Maini and Marlies Maini...…

…Aondavy February 9. 193 T HE MIC HIGA N D A ILY Page Nine, Section Two.. " r, ,vrAuy r ,.riirrv 9 H.IHGN1AL.aeNne eto.w NAMES... (Continued from Page 8, Section 2) nd Corinne Secord, Warren Nor- uist and Carol Lutz, Paul Nowak nd Janet Myers, Roy Nowak and qan Gustaffson, James J. Nyberg nd Mildred Chapman. PETER OAK and Betty Shana- )arge, Galen Ohmart and Cyn- his LaPond, Bill Ohst and Jean- iette Natzel, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- iam O'Keeffe...…

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…:ay, February 9, 1953 T HE MI C HIGA N D A ILY Page Eleven, Section Twa .,. -,I Februay , I193-TE MIHIN-DI LY..o-eElevn, Section Two Lindberg, Charles Stark and Joan Chiravola, Bob Steiner and Ann A M ES . Batchelder, Sheldon Stearns and Carole Michels, Mr. and Mrs. Don- tinued from Page 9, Section 2) ald Stearns, Jack Stevens and Colleen Morgan, James Stewart Silver and Ellen Sherman, and Pat Kendrick, Jim Stewart Silverberg and Nancy C...…

…Page Twelve, Sec tion Two T HE M IC H IGA N D A ILY Monday. February 9. 1 Page.Twelve,.Setion Two THE MsH A.rDAILY Mondy. Feh ar av 9 1 the cotton blouse is a good mixer and a smart spring fashion tonic A. Neway tailored shirt with jaunty French ,cuffs and dolman sleeves. Pink, maize, white or coral. Sizes 10 to 16.:f 5.95- B. Tri-tone blouse in white with red and A navy, white with grey and black or white with tan and brown. Sizes 32 to ...…