… RECORD DESTRUCTIION See Page 4 L Latest Deadline in the State D0ati4 ]' CLOUDY, MILD VOL. LIX, No, 70 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS S II El EU __ __. 'M' Cagers Win; Pucksters Tied Basketball.. . By SY SONKIN Michigan's cagers broke loose in the second half last night to win a 51-40 victory over a previously unbeaten University of Toledo quintet. For the first half it was a close game, with the ...…
…1h7 11.E 1GA N -DAii N Ml a. x, a ..i .u b', ..:,a 11 SiXsu ly .. Fd . ; l- . -J 7-7- 71 ON STAGE, EVERYRODY! 'U' Student Players Ask Help on New Production DAILY OFFICIAL, BULLETIN Are you a beaver? If you are a beaver, and eager to work hard and have a lot of fun, you're wanted on stage by the University Student Players to work in a production staff posi- tion. ISSUING a call for handymen- (and women) with the hammer, paint brush, type...…
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…PG ou T HE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECEMBER 12. 1948 i . _ _.. _v._ , ., _.. ...... .. I The City Editor's SCRATCH PAD I TOOK A WALK through the University's plush new Administration building the other day. It's quite a place-elevators all over, shiny ohrome, modernistic fixtures, panelled of- fices, and big airy rooms. This is the new home of the administration which runs the University. Then I thought about some of the other buildings o...…
… SUNDtAY, DEE WRIN, In4B9 TlE MICIGAN DAILY- i _. Strong To Play For Paul Bunyan Saturday, Jan. 8 Free -Guess at Squirrel's Nut Cache Given With Each Ticket Purchased By MARY ANN HARRIS Matchin' plaid wool shirts for the lucky woodsman and his gal will be the prizes for the annual Paul Bunyan guessing contest, reveals the Foresters Club, spon- sor of Paul Bunyan "formal" to be held Saturday, Jan. 8 in Wa- terman Gym. At the U Hall...…
…. ..MnriD~ 12, )S4 _ ..... - . T y.,, Taxicab Rate Raise Faces 'U' Students AfterHoliday MARCHING SONG FAMOUS ictors'Celebrates50th Anniversary Students may be faced with higher taxicab rate when thy return from Christmas vacation. A special Mayor's Committee will make recommendations re- garding a proposed increase at the next Common Council meet- ing Dec. 20. The Committee was appointed after a proposal to jump fares a nickel per pass...…
… THE V-iCRiGAPi -DA-ti,-f fi i cop-,,,Lference ost ones -U-t10 on MSC Admission Of ficials pprove Scholarship Plan CHICAGO-(P-The Big Nine yesterday deferred action on Michigan State College's appli- cation for membership until to- morrow, but approved a new scholarship code fixing limits on financial aid to athletes. The Michigan State question will be discus,:2.d at a joint meet- ing df the faculty representatives and athletic direc...…
…rArlyE 1NGITT THE MICHIGAN DAILY { SM-MAY, DECPMt,,R 1?, 1941 - ~ '-t'~-'r-' ~ - - STNflAY, DE~MB1JR 12, 194~ CHANCES ARE SLIM: Visiting Vocalist Desires Law Quad Pilgrimage ,' -~ * t By JO MISNER Nan Merriman, who will singj the mezzo-soprano role in the "Messiah" at 2:30 p.m. today in Hill Auditorium, has been looking forward to her first trip to the University for a long time. Miss Merriman has received some very pleasant impression...…
… 0b I'p For Men Or *I * I/1/) F The State Street Shopping District will be A - Open MONDAY Night December 13th 'Til 9:00 P.M. is o Shop unhurried by throngs of coeds in State Street Shopping District Stores open for your EXCLUSIVE use! Don't try to shop between classes or at lunchtime. Here is your oppor- tunity to fill your Christmas List without bother from a full selection of gifts. 4 0 I " : "Girls, The State Street Shor --- - ..""s 11l...…
…PAGt'TEN - TWrfMTCUTCAX DAIFV SUNDAY. MCEMER 12. 049 c a aai vrni v raivi av.L"aLF sVXA #la J va.1TX"JUAN AoVy iUYo .. Promoted byHeyle, M' Cagers Face Full Vacation Schedule By B. S. BROWNI Vic Heyliger, Michigan's top- notch hockey pilot, reaped the fruits of his own efforts out at Colorado Springs last March. It was mainly through the per- sistence of the former Wolverine puckster that the National Col- legiate Athletic Association ...…
…SUJNDAY, rD ETMFT V, 1948 ?IT~mI k1 IAN P~r nr~T~ -~ I -M Wrestlers Near Finals William~ts Mee ualify Seven' In Title .bouts . With Phi Gamma Delta, Kappa Sigma, Sigma Phi Ep- silon, and Sigma Alpha Mu bat-, tling it out in the top division, fraternity wrestling squirmed into the final stages last Thursday. The Fijis stand the best chance for a takedown with four men still in the running of those in final spots. Kappa Sigma has one man...…
…THt .mMI ICAN ALLY 3'N7DA ', D IVIBER 12, ~1948 TH.. ,ANDIL ..Ii~~2,14 U.S., Russian Students Will Correspond Plan Arranged with Soviet Youth Agency As Russian mailmen trudge thru the Soviet snows this winter, along with their regular load they will be carrying letters f rom American students. The Correspondence Bureau of NSA has suceeded in contacting a Russian Youth Agency which will supply the names of Soviet stu- dents interested in co...…
… 'SUNDAY, DECEMBER, 12, 1948 .THE MICHIGAN DAII WAGE THIRTEEN . . .r...r.. .. . i ml GOD REST YE MERRY!: Campus, Dorms Radiate Spirit of Hoiday Season g ' By DOLORES PALANKER Christmas comes early to the campus and the University resi- dence halls this year. Decorations have been up for several days now, the holiday for- mals have been "bustin' out all over," and the regular parties and caroling groups have been scheduled during the n...…
…R~F P~T VT FW iiWNIIfITANDAILV thvens tn tertain Students at Traitioi nal' Tea f Open Home to' Campus Visitors Student Guests 'Tea and Cakes Tour Rooms, Enjoy on a Winter's Day' Maybe it's the chilly November air outside, or maybe it's the warm glow of lights inside the big white house on University Avenue. But the place looks inviting - and you've heard they hold a tea there every other Wednesday. Today's the day, so you walk up the ...…
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… . 1 -- - I COLLEGE ROUNDUP* A Sixth Graders Slam Neighbor Badgers By CRAIG WILSON Sixth Grade students near the University of Wisconsin campus ne criticizing their elder fellow students for allegedly littering the area with cigarette butts, guml wrappers and assorted flotsam. "We have our playgroundse at Longfellow School clean," they hinted. "WE PICK UP all our papers, gum and candy wrappers, school papers (Daily Cardinal) and all kin...…
… THE MICHWIAN hAILY =AGE SEVENMEN wxwmwmiwm HAVING TROUBLE? Wise Words for Christmas Shoppers Do... By DUSTI WAGNER Now is the time when every good coed must come to the aid of her man-of-the-moment with a suitable Christmas gift within her pocketbook range. Because giving gifts occurs at least twice a year, this business of buying him a present some- times exhausts the usual possi- bilities after about one birthday and one Christmas go b...…
…I ° * a'...4 a. *.' 2. a. 4. ~ ar 2. s. . .t4 S. Q.J V.Iy Asp/.,.w-. J4 ".:: w Llti_ .".Yi u:r >. 4,. 1 4 1 '- aiA.f 111tLLY.rl"~lYL~"1aPc. n- . ..._ ~l a...\ . i. ,,:;a..C A~i.. - rAr 1%A Q. ENERGY, AGILITY REQUIRED: Disc Jockey Show Keeps MacDonald in renzy , "V . By JOHN DAVIES Disc Jockey Ken MacDonald finds that managing his two- hour, six-night-a-week program takes more energy and agility than running the Marathon in the mud....…
… te ;1, 1948IiiG P[D~L CAMPUS COMMENT ON CLAUS: Call Santa Economist's Nightmnre, Politicians Dream l' - By ROMA LIP SKY Although the radios have been elling us for thespast few weeks that Santa Ciaus :s comning to town, students and professors ex- pressed a variety of opinions as to the possibility of St. Nick's exis- tence, and his place on the Uni- versity campus. The judicial implications of this problem are far-reaching and find the...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SHDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1948 'U' Chicago Club To Honor Michigan Athletes The University of Michigan Club of Chicago is going all out the night of January 31 to honor Chicago area students participat- ing in inter-collegiate and fresh- man sports at the University. "The Michigan club is proud of the records being made in the classrooms and on the playing fields at Ann Arbor by the Chi- cago area boys," stated Karl Velde, pres...…
