… FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12,'194 TAE MICHIGAN DAILY FAGS FRIDY, NVE~1BER12, 948PAGEF-- _ - - Osborne Will Ploy fit Panhellenic Ball Unique Plastic Programs, Decorations To Center on Blue, Silver Color Scheme Sophisticated styling will key- note Panhellenic Ball of 1948, "Mood Indigo," which will be pre- sented by Panhellenic Association from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. tomorrow at the IM Building. Sophistication in music will be supplied by Will Osborne, ...…
…THE, M-icHiG-1AN fiAfty _. M TI . A~~ , . atla a f . d\ V y..-"..1 .La-/Claw 4Ny A#JZu I Lig ht7,veights Fl a c J- n , - b., e iscon'sin o da Indiana To Test'49 Wolverines Miehiga Needs Badger Pelt To Say in Conference Race Wilcox, Breakey Doubtful Starters in Key Contest with Wolverines in Underdog Role Cross-Country Results Brighten Track Picture It's going to be a lot more than a football game at Michigan Sta- dium tomorrow aft...…
… FRID~at, NOVEMBERL12, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY :Williams ets Resi ence igskin tj ' ii New Styles First at Wild's Volleyball Has Spotlight) As Indoor Sports Begin KWith touch football taking its final bows our attention turns in- doors as the intramural sports winter program gets underway. "King Volleyball" has taken over the reins down at the I.M. Build- ing. THE HARD-FIGHTING Ram- blers "A" bowed in defeat to the superior Dodgers by ...…
…9 9 A TIIIF MIC14ICA TlAlfi.V AtA RL A I4. ~i 11U k L.I.J 1[L'4.1. ui t' lw1a Y, NmyV E BE A1 , MRJ I Thor Johnson Will Conduct Cincinnati Symphony Here Ann Arbor music-lovers are Koussevitsky. He has also direct- throwing out the welcome mat ed the Berkshire Orchestra and for the Cincinnati Symphony starred as great conductor of the which will be conducted by for- Ne Ys Pheaharonicr osthn. T-_ i__ -, New York Philharmonic. Boston, I _ ...…
…CO-OP DAY See Page 4 L wA A Daii.44p SNOW FLURRIES, CONTINUED COLD Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 44 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 12, 147 PRICE FIVE CENTS G.I. Benefits Not Inclusive Of Families Grants Linited To School Fees By JOE FREIN Current provisions of the G.I. Bill of Rights do not provide for the extension of Health Service benefits to the families of student veterans, a University spokesman declared yeste...…
…THE MICHIGAN TAILY WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1947 I -- EXOTIC LUXURIES: Oriental Christmas Gift Sale To Aid Chinese Relief Groups, +0 1 By ALLEGRA PASQUALETTI Note to harried students and perennial procrastinators - don't loose sleep over the thought that there are only 36 more shopping The University Speech Clinic and the Veterans Administration are cooperating in National Hear- ing Week, designated by Presi- dent Truman for the week o...…
…DNFMAT, 12, 1941.1 THE WllcHIC.A ! Amv PAOR THIM .T" . W y M WTTT(All.1.AN h 11V P1tW'Fn..w rlbA u 0urn' sa Up and Coming Badgers Bi Get Slight Whiff of Roses T Fo MADISON, Wis., NOv. 11-)--It was a bitter pill, that 48-7 whipping California rammed down Wisconsin's throat in early fall, Coa but the football experts are figuring now it was just the tonic the looke Badgers needed. center Faced now by mighty Michigan in a show-down battle fo...…
…FOUR Tflt MICM9AN bDLILY WEDNESD~AY, NOVI fER "12,- 1947 Fifty-Eighth Year I'D RATHER BE RIGHT: I Talk, Talk, Talk 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 Jeanne Swendeman....... Advertising Manager St...…
…WT;I ATMAY,'NM-x 1.2, 1947 TIDE MIC:T- 1GAN DAILY UJL@ TH. aaII 2AN lAHa-.- a... -'i 1a .4 ! z " az .uj'i5 PAGE P7 StUdent Body Invited to Tea At President's Home Today Camping Club1 Kenton To Play Will Convene ,- All students on campus are in- d to the second Ruthven tea of the semester which will be held from 4.to 6 p.m. today in the home of President and Mrs. Alexander 0. Ruthven. The teas are a function of the League social committ...…
…Pia r ME TUMM'AS FDXMY ~VrrTI T. i i o __ StudentCo-ops Traced 19th Century Project Had Broad Effect Mutual Sharing Is Basis of Movement By JEAN FAGAN American student cooperatives, a segment of the international cooperative movement have grown from a small house operated by a group of University of Michigan students-to a national organiza- tion with a membership of sev- eral thousands. In 1844, however, the group of 28English weavers ...…
… AMERICAN IMPERIALISM See Pages4 Li L lflu: aitmmmm CLEAR, COLD Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVH, No. 43 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1946 PRICE FIVE CENTS V dmmmmmmmw Voting WillBegin Today For Student Legislators Over Seventy Candidates Seek Offices As Two Parties, Non-Partisan Group Vie Campus polls will be open from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30) p.m. today and from 8:30 am. to 3:30 p.m. tomorrow for the election of 27 ...…
…PAGE TWO T HE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1948 Enrollment Shows Increase In Extension Service Classes Campus Highlights Enrollment figures for University Extension Service classes have reached a new high this semester, with some courses not yet opened. In Detroit alone 3,450 enrollments have been received. Previous high ROTC Students Initiate Monthly Lecture Series In line with the Ordnance Depart- nient policy of coordination...…
… 12, 1940 THE MICHI+GAN DAILY PAGE '.HREI, Irish Creep Up But Army Repeats As Nation's Top Team frg Nie Give tl Dufs SFZ l/ Big Nine Race Still Scrambled 1 M-OSU Battle May Decide Title By DES HOWARTH, Associate Sports Editor Seven weeks of the Big Nine season have already gone by the boards,t and still there remain five teams in the race for the title and a possible chance to go to the Rose Bowl for the New Year's Day classic. Eac...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1946 _ _ . _ _ . , mo._ ___ _ _, _v , v tet & Constructive Criticism To the Editor: IT IS in the spirit of constructive criticism that this letter is submitted. Last week it was my good fortune to attend the performance of "Both Your Houses." Re- membering The Daily's report on the drama, I expect at best a mediocre production-a product of "tough" years. My reaction to the play was favo...…
… TUESDAY," NOVEMBER. 12, 1946 THE MIC IGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE TUEDA, OVa. 1, 'J4 rjJ4 iaaTTa.ra i~ra3aN I)AI.V~- 1- v mommommomm ... Women S Athletic Association To Hold Gym Jam Nov. 2 2 Affair in Barbour, Waterman Will Feature Games, Dancing WAA Sports . Michigan Children's Institute Gives Home Care for Orphans Limited Ticket Sale To Begin Nov. 20 4 ; - The Women's Athletic Association will present the first Gym Jam of ...…
…PAGE IX THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUE9Dt1Y, NOVEMBER 12, 1944 PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY TTJESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 194i~ .1I (PAID ADVERTISEMENT) Ai Third Report: TO THE Ti Xp YERS OF A RBOR (With Apologies to Aldermen Saunders and Frederick Who Voted Against the So-Called Settlement with the Regents) The Honorable The Common Council of the City of Ann Arbor Ann Arbor, Michigan Re-Lucking, Plaintiff v City of Ann Arbor, et. a. Washten...…
… LY Sirigm 4hp AL 'Ah- IWW et WEATHER Cloudy. Warmer VOL. LV, No. 11 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY NOV. 12, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Leyte-Bound Nippon Troop Ships Sunk Wolverines Homecoming Crowd Sees Varsity Win Again Lund Strikes Initial °Sigma Chi Takes Blow; Weisenburger Honors for Display; Scores in Later Drive Theta Women Win. Upset By DAVE LOEWENBERG Associate Sports Editor Striking for touchdowns in the first and last quart...…
…CW THE MICHIGAN DAILY SU viation Cnference Expected To Reach Agreement NDAY, NOV.12,1944 S0011 CIO Council Asks Return to Standard Voting Wayne County Board Tries To Straighten Out 'Wrst' Tabulation DETROIT, NOV. 11-(iP)-A return to the "standard method of voting" was demanded today by the Michi- gan CIO Council, whose represent- atives asserted that both voting ma- chines and use of separate ballots had deprived thousands of the state's vot...…
… 12, 1944 T HE M I'CRI GAN DAILY Students Needed For Part-time Campus Work Positions Are Now Open for Play Production Ushers, Help In League, Cafeteria, Hospital Many varied part-time positions on campus are open to all students who are interested in earning addi- tional money during the school year, Patricia Coulter, personnel admini- strator, announced yesterday. All coeds interested in ushering for this seasons Michigan Play Pro- duction ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NO -I .........-... - Fifty-Fifth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Long S Death Remains Mystery ""' A, KI - -.-- -__ Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Evelyn Phillips . . . . Managing Editor stnWallace .. City Editor ay Dixon . . . Associate Editor hank Mantho . Sports Editor Dve Loewenberg . . A...…
… 12, 1944 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Informal Rushing To Start This Week For FourHou ses Pan-Hellenic Allows Alpha Delta Pi, Alpha Omicron Pi, Alpha Xi Delta, and Zeta Tau Alpha, To Rush Informally This Semester Pan-Hellenic Board has announ- ced that registration for informal rushing will be held from Wednesday through Friday this week in the Undergraduate Office of the League. Excluding first senester freshmen, all transfers and eligible women ...…
…T'H" 2MICHIGAN DAILV sUNDAY, NOV. 1 ; 144 Illini 14-0 In Big Homecoming Game 7 i 1 t i k . CLAUDE (BUDDY) YOUNG-Speedy Illinois halfback, whose attempt to shatter Red Grange's Illini touchdown mark was stymied by the Michigan football team. Young, who needs three touchdowns to tie Grange's mark of 13 in a single season, was held scoreless by the Wolverines as Illinois was defeated 14-0. A LOT AT STAKE* Eagdes, Packers Risk Leages Lead...…
…12, 1944 THE MICHIGAN DAILY nspired Army Team wam s Notre Broncos Open Court Season November 26 No Returning Letter Man on Read's Squad KALAMAZOO, NOV. 11-()- Western Michigan College, twice winner over Michigan in basketball last season and victor as well over Northwestern, Notre Dame and City College of New York, has forgotten about football and eagerly awaits the opening of the new court season. Coach Herbert W. (Buck) Read's Broncos ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, _ THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, WAR LIMITS ST. NICK: Shortages Force Toy-Makers To Cut Christmas Production . By The Associated Press BOSTON, Nov. 11.-Santa Claus' workshops this year have run up against war-created shortages of paper, lumber, metal and manpower --not to mention price and market- ing problems--and as a result he won't be passing out as many toys and games as usual. That's the opinion of represent...…
… " M t , 4ir 4ir 4 aij Weather tilit ii no VOL. LIV No. 10 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOV. 12, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS Walkout Ends At Willow Run Bomber Plant Union Asks Improved Working Conditions; Raise Referred to WLB .All grievances in the Willow Run bomber plant strike which ended yes- terday morning when the wildcat strikers returned to work for the 7 o'clock shift have been satisfactorily settled for the union, Glenn Brayton, pre...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY R Men Students Will Elect New Union Officers Candidates Must Obtain Petitions To Hand in With 25 Signatures Any student who can obtain 25 signatures for his petition is eligible to run for vice-president of the 1lchigan Union in Wednesday's Six vice - presidents, representing among them every school of the Uni- versity, will be elected by the men suerlts. There will be one vice-pres- ic ,jot for the Schools Jof aw, Medi- c...…
…I r t 'Ii MICHIGAN DAiILY "3 ~ r rn Spirit High in W"overine Camp on Eve of Wisconsin Tilt g7~ PRE-SEASON BASKETBALL: Cagers Show Improvement; Three Teams Continue Practice I. 4- By DAVE LOEWENBERG Yesterday afternoon found the .,Wolverine basketball team engaged in-their hardest workout of the year. .Assistant Coach Bill Barclay divided the squad into three teams, team number one using a slow breaking style of offense, team nu...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authorlty of the BoardIn eControl nf 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 dispatches credited to it or 'oth...…
…r THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVI C sUrged TO Participate In Child Care Interviews Scheduled Today; Girls with Any Skill in Work I..., _- .- -- . . - . r- g Women Move Into Foundry Sophisticated Dance Rhythms Of Glen GrayTo Headline Prom As Moulders With Children Greatly Needed "Any girl who has any skill that can.be used in any way in work with children is needed on the new Child Care Co mittee," says Lucy Chase Wright, '44, chairma...…
…'~w~~iixTTTE MTICHIGAN DAILYV r im , N V;1?,IM WORLD PROBLEMS: First ofEightLectures To Be Given Thursday o _ h ______-- B . it 11 UNIYERSr[Y OF MICHIGAN ORATORICAL ASSOCIATION presents First hand informatijn on politi- cal and social problems in all parts of the world will be presented to the people of Ann Arbor by the Univer- sity of Michigan Oratorical Associa- tion in its 1943-44 lecture course. The series which consists of eight...…
…r'~ -t It Weather Warmer VOL. LIII No. 34 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOV. 12, 1942 PRICE FIVE CENTS Axis ] British Army Still-Pursues Axis Forces Allied Air Corps Units Aid Ground Troops in Move To Destroy Fleeing Nazi Soldiers CAIRO, Nov. 11.- RP)-- While the rampant British Eighth Army con- tinued to hack away at the fleeing Axis Africa Corps both inside Egypt and across the Libyan border today, Allied bomber squadrons and sub- mar...…
…f TH 14,. 1C HG1N16 A MY THURSDAY, NOV. .i; I3 ' _ _ ... __ _ __ _ _ ___._._ .. ..___.________ I __I __ _ . . v. _ _... yecture Series "Hihlight Inounced by On Ca'm'pus... rench Club Combining their semi-annual gath- o ering withthe menthly-meeting of the Prof. Eugene ]o~ilaln Washtenaw County Medical Society, Will Open Program members of the Michigan Program for Graduates in Medicine will hold a Prof. Charles E. Koella, advisor series of...…
… a ; ___THE IIafi \N DA\ILY< ,- £:'R 'SEVEN OAK POSTS' MUST STOP BERTELLI: Wlverines Work on Pass Defense The Cracker Barrel Let's All See Friday Coach Fritz Crisler and his 33 Iran squad of deternmed football SPlayers will hoard the Mercury at the New York Central Station. At 1:39 pm the Michigan team heads for South Bend to meet one of their toughest foes of the year, Notre Dame. the Team Of f if ,it's still true that a good line ...…
…PAGE. FOUR T HE MICHIGAN DATLY THURSDAY, NOV, 12, S s __ .. _ =.W_, ,. . , v. ss.= 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 exclusive...…
…THURSDAY, NOV. 12, 1942 T HE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE First Senior League Project To Hold Mass .Meeting To day Volunteer Unit Will Fil Need For Bandages Marjorie Storkan To Chairmn Central Committee Selected. From Reorganized Theatre Arts Seniors will hold a mass meeting for the first League project in which they have ever participated at 4:30 p. m. today in the League ballroom. They have chosen to sponsor a sur- gical dressing unit st...…
…Tiit~1fl~ DILY 71 TAX , 7, Lis v z. Frenchmen To Resist Allies (Oi Qnt'Anue4 frQrn P ave ij German Foreign Minister Joac ..! Von Ribbentrop and Italian Foreign Minister Count Galeazzo Ciano were reported to have sat in on one of the talks Laval had with Hitler. In typical Hitlerian style, the Reichsfuehrer told the French of the occupation of all of France even as his troops were striking down on the maritimes of Southern France and as the...…
… Weather Partly Cloudy Jr gift 43UU ~~IAit Editorial I' The ASU Changes Its Tune... i M ISM VOL. LIL No39 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1941 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Nazis Play Up Part Of Finns In New Drive AgainstSoviet Germans Seek To Slash Russian Communication With Northern Harbors Tokyo Newspaper 'Denounces Britain BULLETIN - HELSINKI, Wednesday, Nov. 12- P-The Finnish Govern- ment rejected today the United States' ...…
…- --- -~ -~ 6 THE MICHTAN DAILY ...: .r ..,.: v.sa a v s L a.i n i u i ,......-....w. .....,. .. w.xaw....wvw. w .. , ... ,. _. ..,: f Beauty Album To Be Offered By New Garg' Fcgilty Men Will Discuss World War II's Effect On Various Institutions Speaking of the fan mail received by the fairer of the weaker sex fol- 'lowing publication of their pictures in national magazines, Michigan men will find good use for stamps and dial phones wpen t...…
… iseott Takes East Quad Football Crown Di Maggio Named Most Va I V Fletcher Hall Loses In Final Coniest, 13-9 Walt'Fish Stars In Defeat; TricIy Pass Offensive Is MarginOf Victory By DON MELA Displaying a baffling passing at- tack f rop a novel spread formation, Presgott House's unbeaten touch footkgl1 team won the championship of the East Quadrangle league yes- ter ay, by overcoming Fletcher Hall, 13-9. , Fletcher 'held a 2-0 lead at half...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY M1 w; . a - . -4 lited and managed by students of the University of ligan under the authority of the Board in Control student Publications. ablished every morning except Monday during the versity year and Suflner Session. Member of ite Associated Press be Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the for republication of all news dispatches credited to r not otherwise credited in this newspaper. All ts of republication...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY I For Students Qinny Allen, Ann Arbor Soprano, Wins Miller's Son gstress Cont e . . * WAAntics Red Cross Materials Will Be At League For House Officers pest To Be Today Colored Ribbons To Distinguish Social Committee Members; Campus Groups To Be Guests All students, as well as the seven residence groups who have received special invitations, are welcome to attend the second Ruthven Tea from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. today at ...…
…________ *TH On Japanese Mission DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN LANSING, Nov. 11-- (P)-"The Raises of between $10 and $15 a first pay raise in years" for members month for a troopers and officers of the Michigan State Police will be below the ran of commissioner have asked of the State Civil Service Com- been requested, it was said. The in- mission tomorrow, Oscar G. Olander, crease would amount to $42,000 more public safety commissioner, said. in...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAI-LY Restaurateurs Explain Rises In Food Costs By DAN BEHlRMAN Local restaurant owners present a varied fron\t to recent accusations that their quoted wholesale prices on food are higher than the current retail level. Prices in many fields, while ap- parently lower to the housewife, are increased for restaurant owners be- cause of quality considerations and special requirements, a consensus of opinion revealed. In the case of ...…
…I THE MICHIGAN DAILY .:. Pictorial News Of The Day <. k I , F .' t ir..:N ry""... 6.. M1 1 { ,.. N U R S E-Bikes are used by Russian medical nurses such as this girl, serving in the field about besieged Moscow. The let- ters on the kit stand for the U.S.S.R. in Russian. V I S IT OQR S FROM M EXICO-Native costumes strike a gay note for this view of Dr. Victor Manuel Oropeza of Puebla, Mexico, and his daughter Juana, 6 years old. They...…
… f FASHION SUPPLEMIEN1 Sir iga Ikit FASHION -(-PP IMFNT ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12 y 4 'All Eyes On You 'To BeAt 4:15 P.M. Tomorrow Seventh Shoxw To' Carry Out Dai ustom Semi-Annual Style Presentation Has Been Feature Of The Daily Since Its First Affair in 1939 Army And Summer Are Other Themes "All Eyes on You", the Daily style review which will be presented tomor- row, will carry on a tradition, estab- lished...…
… 4 THE MICHIGAN fDAILY s s Yai. a V l y .a 1 L {Z 4P at 9 WOMEN'S STAFF Women's Editor Janet Hiatt Ass't. Women's Ed. Grace Miller Junior1 Night Editors:. Margaret Avery Jeanne Cordell Barbara DeFries Jean .Gilmer Kay Ruddy Lois Shapiro \ ~ ISSUE EDITOR: JEAN GILMER/ Plastic Slipper Fitsi Modern Cinderellas You too can be a Cinderella in the next thing to glass slippers as the latest] footwear for evening is plastic net. Made of a newly d...…
… TIE MICHICAN DAILY I Fashion Goes 'About-Face' In New Trend Designers Will Lengthen Skirts And Raise Necklines As Style Predicts What Will Be Worn By JEAN GILMER When you stop to analyze the cur- renit trends, taking into consideration such details as necklines, shoulder and sleeve treatment, waistlines and slirtlines, fashion narrows down to this: Biggest news is the plunging hem- line, cousin to the deep neckline we wore last spring. t's ...…
…T TI~H1 AND 1LY Novel Sweater Styles Brighten College Attire ,Argyles, Scotch Plaid, V-Neck, Blazers Popular This Season; Brooks Sweaters Still Reign By FRANCES TRIESTRAM Sweaters and skirts, good old col- lege uniforms, don't always need to be the same prosaic costumes. Novel- ty, if not overdone, will add spice to a sweater wardrobe. Witness the rapid rise of the Argyle plaid pullover and the amazing popu- larity of the V-neck early this Pa...…
… Y, NOVEMEf 12D 1941 ........___... HE IIC~HILGAN DAI~LY Formal Attire Hits Spot-Light. I n New'Styles Bows To Catch Bedu -AM Males Influence Feminine Style, "Sensible" Coeds Turn Thumbs Down OnKnee Socks, Fussy Clothes, Bare Midriffs By BARBARA de FRIES colored coats, tight clothes, ankle That sounds sensible so we'll put Thanks to the Theta Sigma Phi bracelets, high-heeled sandles, Dr. them up in the first class and hence, is girls, w...…
…iltT WC!E MIACIGAN DAILY WEDNDA NOWf'- 3iU 12 ), 1041 Turtle Posture, Shoulder Wings Fatal To PersoalityQuotient 'All Eyes On You' Michigan Theatre --Tomorrow By BIEATIWE iMOUiA~hi Upon first appearance there is -othing that discloses character soon- 3r than posture, since as' a rule it is .he first thing that attracts one's attention. If a person stands in a turtle fash- ion, the most natural result is that. this person will immediately b...…
