…SIGMA KAPPA DECISION See Page4 Y itn :4Ia ity Latest Deadline in the State PARTLY CLOUDY VOL. LXVI, No. 94 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1957 EIGHT PAGES US. Denounces Russian Plan for Mid-Eas White House Soviets Ask I 't Crisis Labels Bid Transparent, Senate Body Rejects Attempts to Cut Aid By The Associated Press WASHINGTON-The U n i t e d States swiftly turned down yester- day Russia's terms for cooperat- ; ing wit...…
… 'THE NEW LOOK' See Page 4 Y Latest Deadline in the State :4Iati, COLD, SNOW FLURRIES, VOIL. LXV. No. 88 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1955 SIX PAGES i r U.S. Fleet Nears Taipei Stronghold Reds Mass Armed Junks Off Matsu TAIPEI, Formosa, (P) - The U n i t e d States Seventh Fleet neared Formosa today with the evacuated Tachens garrison. Even before its arrival time the Nationalists reported the Reds were massing armed...…
… Y; A V THE FRENCH AND INDO-CHIN A See Page 2 I Latest Deadline in the State Dm133il CLOUDY, WAVRMER VOL. LXIV, No. 88 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1954 FOUR PAGES i FOUR PAGES Judic Fines Hit $1260 for Term House Acts To ChallengeBUSSR Baxter Suit 0 'T T FREE HOPE USTRIA; I Sorosis Penalized with $100 Fine For Unauthorized Drinking Party By GENE HARTWIG The $100 sorority drinking fine announced in yesterd...…
…aetr Dtan Latest Deadline in the State iItjt °- .., -- ~; , . _,,__ , :., ... ,,? t ,, ,i , . ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1953 CONTINUED CLOUDY SIX PAGES Egyptians, British Sign Sudan Pact Talks on Suez Zone Expected CAIRO, Egypt-(IP)-Egypt and Britain formally agreed yesterdayI to let the Sudanese choose their own future and Premier Gen. Mo- hammed Naguib announced the door was opened wide for "a suc- cessful understanding"...…
…kal' Tryouts you like to know what ' To Learn Inside Dope at eetin i # . * # * * * s * an of your college did on ay night? Ld you like to know what latcher really thinks about abor? Or would you like to who fired the three literary presidents and why? u would like to know these and know them before they i, then come over to The an Daily at either 4 p.m. or im. today. At these times ally will hold its first try- etings of the semester and...…
…NEW COLUMNISTS See Page 4 -.-ww \;YI L It 4b :43A6F tt FREEZING RAIN Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LXI, No. 86 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1951 SIX PAGES U Daily Offers Opportunity To Students .Staff Issues. Call For New Tryouts Potential draftees need not face -t semester of non-participation in. campus activities just because calls from the armed services await them in .June. Unlimited opportunities in re- por...…
…The, 'S.: 0 Manch of Di J-HOP Off Guard For Over A Century r Monday, February 13, 1950 OPENING- NIGHT-The entrance to the I-M is one mass of lights, people and noise as the J-Hoppers begin to arrive. FINISHING TOUCHES -- Bar- bara Munn puts the finishing touches on Carol Walker's hair- do while waiting for dates. ANTICIPATION-Joe Cyr and Bill Schmalhorst pick up dates Pat Scanlon and Helen Carson and start for the I-M Building. Se...…
…MARRIAGE LECTURES Li 4IOr 4.Aitr t an 1 *4*44bprr :43 a t I ly SNOW AND COLDER See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 90 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEB. 13, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS I I I '111' Ctgers Top Indiana, 54-47 '4> Suprunowiez Paces Quintet' With 23 Hits Wolverines Take Fifth Straight By SY SONKIN (Special to The Daily) BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - Mich- igan's rapidly improving cage squad extended their Conference ...…
…ORIENTATION PICTURES See Page 8 4tjt iga Yt D1ai4 MUSH MUSH Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 89 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Student Play Center Being Bu ilt at Camp Will Serve as War Memorial Plans for the establishment of a huge Student War Memorial Recreation Center were revealed yesterday with the announcement that the first phase in the pro- gram is under way. The Center, which will be...…
…E 'Cr l14ui, 43a" i "' WARMER See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State INo. 89 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1947 PRICE FIVE ISLER DECIDES TO RE I T ICH 11 VCNames Committee To Investigate Sigler's'PublicityCai npaiig Report on y Threats Freedom ek R uthven 's n. 6 Statement Y STU FINLAYSON imittee to investigate Gov. gler's "current publicity n" for anything "subver- the American freedoms ited in the Bill ...…
…UAW REJECTS See Pag 2 ,JqaUt i*1 ICLOUDY, LIGHT SNOW V ^ VOL. LVI, No. 76 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1946 PRICE FIVE CENTS i i Senate Bars Ap ropriation Amendments -University AidBill Nears Final Vote By The Associated Press LANSING, Feb. 12- The Senate beat down today crippling amend- ments which its finance committee had attached to building appropria- tions for the University of Michigan, ichigan State College and...…
…V -.OA Sir igan ~~ai& WEATHER MoslyCioy, 'ligii I VOL. LV, No. 83 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN TUESDAY, FEB. 13, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS BIG THREE RE L 9-P01 T Gen. Dobbie Will Describe Malta's Siege Ex-Governor of Island Will Talk at Hill Toda President Alexander G. Ruthven will introduce Lt.-Gen. Sir William G. S. Dobbie to the campus when he lectures on "The Defense of Malta,' at 8:30 p.m. today in Hill Aldi- torium. The lecture, bei...…
… r30 A t xrn 'ait j Weather Cloudy, Warmer VOL. LIV No. 79 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEB. 13, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS. Yanks Tighten Hold on Anzio Beachhead Reds Reach Outskirts of Lugo, Capture 40 Towns 4,200 Nazis Killed in Desperate German Attempt To Rescue 10 Trapped Divisions Study-Weary Soldiers Revel 1n, Stoic-i(rlieg By The Associated Press LONDON, Feb. 13, Sunday.-The Red Army has reached the suburbs of the rail stati...…
…Ne dm*s-I zttt Weather VOYL LIHI No. 89 ANN ARBOR, MCHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEB. 13, 1943 T0 PRICE FIVE CENTS Soviets in Ukraine Reduce German Corridor to Rostov Victorious Yanks Examine Trophies FDR Promises Soldiers Post-War jobs on Return; More in Store for Axis Reds Capture Towns In Drive near Kharkov; Important German Railway Junction Falls By The Associated Press MOSCOW, Feb. 13., Saturday- Soviet armies in the Ukraine have reduced ...…
…Weather Little Change in Temperature, t ti 4atii4 Editorial Farm Bloc Still Blockingr VOL. LII. No. 94 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1942 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Jap Island Bases Raided By Pacific Fleet Qr ganizations Explain Work At Freshman Union Smoker Future Activities Men Hear Advantages Of Popular BMOC's Varied Life Meeting Featured By 'Mud-Slinging' Three hundred freshmen attend- ing the Activities Smoker yeste...…
…Weather Partly cloudy with occasional snow flurries; colder tomorrow. Jr t E azt33 Editorial Flood Control .. I_ VOL. L. No. 93 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY FEB. 13, 1940 PRICE FIVE CEN Hoosiers Smash Varsity, 57To 30; Tied With p urdue Doherty Makes Debut With 3-Way Meet Here Varsity And Thinclads Are Expected To Ypsilanti Normal Teams As Season Gets Under Way Dominate State 1940 Track Today Deadlock For Five Minute Broken...…
…3,000 GAY DANCERS JAM HOP BALLROOM SOUVENIR J-HOP EXTRAJ ~tpr 13144an &d143,iJ PHEARST EDITION Vol. XLVIi. Ann Arbor, Michigan, Saturday, February 13, 1937 Price 10 Cents RECORD Hop Parade Is Rainbow. Of Fashion Colorful Gowns Blend Strikingly With Soft Ballroom Setting By MARY WILLIAMS Youth and beauty were plentiful at the ball last night with gorgeous girls vying with gorgeous gowns to attract the attention of the numerous swains with ...…
…JHOPPERS DECLARE 'WALKOUT' AT 3 A.M. Red Line P£fr iMgan tIaihj IIA Vol. XLVII. Ann Arbor, Michigan, Saturday, February 13, 1937 Price 10 Cents c/Is The traditional GIrand e5Yarch Concluded " y 44 Cnyih yRb I.Cc e,13 OTHER PICTURES ON PAGE 12 J-lop Parade Of 1937 'Father's' Singer Olsen, Father' Hines Shows Colorful Dress Provide Dance Music By MARY WlLLIAMS The 1937 J-Hon became an event Youth and beauty were plentiful at the ball last...…
…The Weather Partly cloudy and slightly warmer in southeast 'today; to- morrow unsettled. LL Sir igau Iaiti Editorials More Longiana.. The Old SchoolMM. I VOL. XLV. No. 96 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1935 PRICE FIVE CENTS MACON BLOWS UP OVER PACIFIC; ALL ON BOARD BELIEVED SAVEI ) . _ , Prominent Radical To TalkHere John Strachey, Author Of Several Famous Books, Presentation Of N.S.L. March Fourteenth Date For Spe...…
…igan: fair and norrow increas- and warmer. L t i aitj Editorials The J-Hop And Chairman Singleton . 41 . .. V No. 93 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1934 PRICE FIVE 4 nselle, i Head Site Of Ann Arbor's State Liquor Store Shown Terror Reigns In Austria; Socialists Battle Fascism; rams Festival To Include s Of Metropolitan ra Company 9, 10, 11, 12 iven As Dates o Symphony Will ear With Ponselle 'Hay 9 a Bori and Ro...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 AidiMM&Lmd" Arm I 41w -A6o A&W MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No. 96. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1929 PUBLIOATIONS TRYOUTS FIRST SEMESTER SEES OCCURRENCE OF MANY "THE MARQUISE" IL LUUUNUSUAL HAPPENINGS IN LIFE OF UNIVERSITY' Tryouts for the three major Seats for the remaining per- S HLOpublications on the campus will By Lawrence R. Klein ing of class unity, and if the week to the male student body; ...…
… DEDICATED TO JUSTICE EIGHT PAGES it I n ~1IUIAj MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS ---, I I VOL. XXXV. No. 97 ANN ARLOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1925 EIGHT PAGES PRICES, FIVE CENTS STATE COMMITTEE ON APPROPRIATIONS VISITS UNIVERSITY EIGH41T IMEMBlE RSOF J4EGIlSLA- TURE CONFERS WIT1 DEANS AND REGENTS TO ATTEND CONCERT Architectural Co 'Wretched,' Sa "Of all professional iepa-rtments of the campus, architecture is the most wretched...…
…Y PROBABLY TODAY Sir i4au xti ASSOCIATED P LEASED WIRE S MEMBER WESTERN CONFE EDITORIAL ASSO4 No. 95 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1924 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE ........... SAY MACDONALD 3UNCES POLICY RD}WOED HOUSE Opening Of King Tut's Tombe y Reveals Unexpected beauty HENRY ARESESKELSEY ANNOUNCES, HIGHWAY EXPRSMMESOF NERf AT U NIONSMOKER EAST EXPEDITION McAdoo Appears In Oil Lease Pro bel UITH, L...…
…THE WEATHER X ODX, VOL. XXXIII. No. 94 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1923 EIGHT PAGES START NEW SF RIG PRICIF r r To Become New' DInIpnnpnARi Economics Head UILDINGPO6RAM -.' ADVANCES RAPIDLY City Observes Lincoln Birth __Marking the one hundred and four- Ti teenth annivrsary of the birth of Ab- Engineering Building and Clements raham Lincoln, the banks of Ann < Library Are Nearest !Arbor and many business. house...…
…A6F A6F an ttl /' PRESS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, ,WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1918. PRICE9 --- _, # i MOUNTAIN CLIMBER TO LECTURE TODAY LdU IN 'ONE WITH OF WILSON Has Not Sed Stereoptican Views to Feature Travel- ogue Given in Natural Science Building. Colored stereoptican views will be a feature of the travel lecture to be given at 4:15 o'clock this afternoon in the Natural Science auditorium by Frank Branch Riley...…
…FAIR AND WARMER TO0DAY. I 00, 11 TN AI t tW6n Iatt UNITED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT WIRE SERVICE VOL. XXVII. No. 89. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1917. PRICE FIVE CENTS s . f 'FOLS PARADISE NAME OF 1817 UNION OPERA Play Will Deal With Questions of Universal Interest on Campus OFFERS SOLUTION TO CO-EDUCATION Book and Lyrics Written by E. E. Par- dee, 17; Acts Laid on Campus and in Union "Fool's Paradise" is the name of the 1...…
…Ie Michigan Daily SUBSCRIBE NOW i ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1915. I.IORSN .R --- _ - -, - -- __ , fir- - ;;T ,, g 1 C ' f ,: 'r i I E Latest Innovation of Gargoyle Staff Varies Monotony of Office Routine * * * * * * * * * * * * * * PEACE APHORISMS FROM LECTURES OF DR. J. MEZ --- vi Huebel IUL TIESj dents' TODAY Catholic Students' club dance, St. Thomas hall, 2:00 o'clock. Membership dance at the Union,-9:0...…
…1*I vucn igan Dai y ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1914, PRICE FIVE I - ______________ t CAST FOR AL EVENT SSOCIATION partment Will Present' guished Actors in he Stoops to Conquer" tE SELECTED FOR LENCE IN CLASS WORK su, Prominent Chinese Will Appear in One Leading Roles f the Oratorical associa- .e Stoops to Conquer," as esterday by the director, D. T. Hollister, is novel ne of the principal char- Fabin Hsu, '14, a Chines...…
…2.00 The Michigan Daly SLOCAL $2.00 MAIL $2.50 I No. 89. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1913. PRIM FIVE CENTS PRICE _VE CENT STU DENTS ST EXPELLED FOR HOP RIOT Council Divides Score of Names Be- tween Four Committees: For Special Probes. STUDENT COUNCIL IS ACTING INDEPENDENTLY OF FACULTY No Difficulty is Met in Obtaining In- formation, For Campus Cooperates. At the close of the special executive session held last even...…
…dichigan Dail ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1912. R. HUSW]Y CTURE TO 'RANCAIS TODAY1 aible "Haiti, ancienne colonie francaise" will be the subject of an illustrated lecture which will be given this after- dest noon by Dr. Henri Hus of the botany ear- department. The lecture, which will >rof. be given under the auspices of the ntly Cercle Francais, will take place at o Ar- o'clock in Tappan hall, and will be n in open on the co...…
…The Michl aiLl Da.11Y ANN .Ai'l"C)R, ,11('11I AX, S.VI'[ RD.AV, tol- X I X. N(. t), ICHJIGAN HONORS LINCOLNS MEMORY Ida Tarbell, Introduced by Pres- ident Angell, Eulogizes Great SStatesman. th poition flt the heaht .\ tacticai," ra- it-aue-asociatioan, Friiat nilhti. While clb tr :tiiicattiua tilt t ahe to lstn t fm u ortor, nti tal-iit. .btb eul,_r itt t he artyrid pit i t i Mlc':i; tu nt a d r act5 of I li \i~ ittci t tti it iihl tIttlu...…
…The Michigan Daily ANN ARBO-R. ;ICIGA1N, THURSDAY, FkB UARY 'ji . N. VOL. XII NQ WATERMAN GYM IS BUSY PLACE stmlitO of last yeair. Itiiis'0., a stocky freshmoani, is shlowing good forthiii the combiniation and double work. Negotia- tions are being opened with Chticago and Oberlin for contests ini this branch of athletics. Track,' Basketball and Tumbling - -__ Teams Working Daily-Relay ,UCl I tGlNIA 1400K AND Teams Must be Picked at Once....…
…T he Michigan Daily V-O'.X' 11. BASKETBALL GAMES ARE ANNOUNCEIJ Manager lFrapwell tivses Out inter= class Schedule .Wide atr IXl 1 d 111f i 1IX o 11 ailtsm!III.i ~i.fici1 \io^ lIX tt1111 x 1i1 I11 x lX ' ilircr . t i i ANN ARBOR, NI[('I IIIINN. NN'VI[)N\I )A.1, BiIi 13,;* 11)0. No . . OAT E'OtMll, SI TS I? A'I H O l,:lR I'W SUM" Gqllwil lwhl it- rcgulir Ltt lli-lit ill tier \litlti tluu t ll lan t (411 cl- lwlltcr- Ill(, dat", iSthlwhocr d...…
…A The Michigan Daily 11.xvi- ANN ARBOR, lMICI-UIG \N, TU'ESDAY. F l'')Z.VU.RY 13. 190o6. VARSITY GLEE, BANJO AND MANDOLIN CLUBS. i O1wn' close upon the heecsof the olowi((1 n this selection thelmnolin ((01 enthusiastically applau((ded. 'hlOwas 'Imer(00(1(14 an1d1 exceti ona lly 1(111 cubper 10(110011 10011ane((0 teclbgaetheo Pt tich fr omoSuiteOp.1 wort:(If the lmandollin l(ub1 was ( evi-01charmng.( Nlr. DIickey dep1icte'd several 1)0 Con...…
…TitE Oi: NM DAILY. Vol. X III. ANN AIt 'I l IMCI.. Ft I)XVYFEISIITAItY 18,1 1903 N. 96 TRACK Cant. Utleyasn1083Prospects The -IWX htttiI "4forliii- llit~lo" Frtesh Rela y Trials-Some Remark- "a i I0t,,itill miii i r~lw ttii able Perforancaes-Other' I"t iii Trials Today lIt- XWtt 111 i's : iitt1. rt i Y-,'tirii I 1I111kId ;II oiher :lay'of lrii i h g at lo of I'il Ir i iiii ii. fr te it'h e 11ii I :;Iii on It IIIli isle li I al ist o e o l v , ...…
…41C 1 " ,TL r E L i i W. 2 rM w"rir . w.ly w. rf CA FLU ET YEAR. ANN ARI3OR, MIH., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13 1902. No, 95i PRELIMINARY MEET. Clare Entries for the Different Events and a Better Class of Material Than Ever Before. +.rt'the "' ,ll I 'j, aks',5 e 1t1 'e "1h i~t "hvnri ,. ;t r heellh+h iiiX' d r ~ let H , thatihe i re, ttt 1t, tit illhateIitt ti ttuthi Iea 'nI ' , 1 11 .1 ir e i, it, e lI,,i e h I ' ' 'I: '~eu 1 1 r ~ te h e il e k r i...…
… of AML VOL. XI. A'N ARBOR, MICH., WE ....Our Special Line of.... BASEBALL PROSPECTS Foreign and Domestic Are the tBrightest in Many Years- A Good Number of CandidatesI FAB RI C'' Turn Out-The Schedule To Date FOR SPRING Lit iiiit the baseal season wyast opened t the Uiersity of Michigan. has arrived and is ar- The tcailidtes gathered in the trophy ranged for inpection. rosi ndaii showed Py their nimbers We have the largest a- taniiteitl...…
…ASheIM- UtO( '4lt .PaIo VOL. X. ANN ARBOR, MICH., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1 [900. No 100. The Musical Club's Concert. sucht as to coil forth most farrorablivcrit- Katherine Oliver's Recital. Spring The annueal tonie concert of the Glee. icisnts fromt all over thte couttry. Tihe foilo-n lag are amiongthoe patronos Batjo ttaIdiMatndolini clubs givetsin n O tid isr olatt tto0k lrilege, of 'te Scofthtrecital of Miss Kateritne Announc m n tl...…
…,q7C o r- I , f II r VOL. IX, No. 97. ANN ARBOR, M~IC1I., MONDAY, FEBRUJARY 13, 1899. THREE CENTS H G.H. WILD CO., H E THE TAILORS E T A L 0 R 108 E. WASHINGTON ST. Have just received a large line of Fancy Veetinge for Spring and Summer. 'Tley are Importatios direct from London. Please call and see them. T A L 0 R WVrIL4J3 Allegretti's Chocolates Fresh Today. 06n Dadand Miuh Darng'the ret otof itecolle~ge yearw wil ere c hsait t i...…
…. _, . _ , .:a. . .d i A& an. VoT,. VII. No. 18. ANN ARBOR, TMICHIGAN, SATURD)AY, FEBRUARY 13, 1897. Pour PAGES-3 CENTS. U) ni , THE LEGISL.ATORS VISIT. hoineepathie hopitAl i not so crowdjed "LESSONS FROM LINCOLN." i~rt t 10 this h is 00roi1Ceotwodtono " for i oisting bad (ct e. The party 'leading Tailor'hat Thley Saw and Heard yIthe driven to tti Jetioiaa A Masterly Address by Luther About the University. bichotor'- whret D.i a han cx eLaf...…
…'' " , y' VOL. II.INTO. 'c) MONEY AND MORALS. Hon, Henry Watterson Delivers ar Ideal Lectuire on the Above Theme. ltnirartsi shllws rwdto t ,LS iiIlil<7ittraally Saitusrday isiglit, with an audience agathered to teal-i Si is)slr {e eda C''teon slits1.1:s C 'stil:" tis notit llsy pu p s il iin asit Ioi-m' to slats' a fawiist ssouching' thonseareait torra o lf an ithtosught to dtweit very tongsiup- onthlis eciionmitaspiect ofthettoils sir the ...…
…l e tt* of , 1. ia l n. Voi.. II.-No. S97. Vot. 1.-No 7. UIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SA1TUIIIAY, FEIBRUAlRY 1 , 1892. vCTRECNS l'lICE, THREE CENTS. Paderewski. 1 THE CHORAL UNION CONCERT. patience and faithful nwork daring the latfoar omonths. 1Bth have takent IIrof. Stanley has received a large A Britliant Entertainment Liven byI nanhe o aplcaios ortiken, the Oratorio Soleety. an active interest in the stork, antId 11 frain as far an Olivet. ...…
