… Winter Carnival To eature Gala Sports Events By ALICE BRINKMAN Crammers note: A-B-C is all you need to know on one subject-- Winter Carnival. The Arboretum, Burns Park, and the Coliseum will be the back- ground for a flurry of snow and ice contests Feb. 2 and 3 climaxed by the Ice Show at the Coliseum. WINTER CARNIVAL is being revived under Union-League spon- sorship after an eight year absence from campus. The first carnivals in 1939 and...…
…TWO THE IVI!CHIsGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 1949 _______________________________________________________________________________________________ U HO IS SYLVIA? Lovely Barmaid Spurs Suds Sales in Loc tPub { Will Shakespeare once asked, "Who is Sylvia?" F 1e'd be mighty surprised to ,find the answer to his query in a tavern, but suds-addicted Ann Ar- ;borites have discovered her serv- ing beer to thirsty patrons in an ~E. Libert St. b...…
…V; 1 4, 149 THE MICHIGAN -DAILY PAGE TnEJ GOUT ON THE WAY OUT: 'Atom-Weigher' Joins Fighton Disease Univefsity research workers have been given an effectivetwea- pon. in their ceaseless battle to solve the mystery of such illnesses as diabetes, gland disorders, kid- ney disease and gout. A mass spectrometer, capable of weighing the atoins and mole- cules of tracers used in medical research, has just been construct- ed and is ready for use...…
…THlE MTCUI TAN' DAIlY- "; ..~iA~Tkb-i-u& I .. . . , J1_ I.. ' . rauaasn i d[il dlt3.lL A' y 1 4 No Withdrawal 1 OHN BULL IS A stubborn creature. When the last British soldier picked up is duffle and departed from Palestine, some ptimists thought that Britain had actually een the error of her ways-thanks to the rgun and the Stern Gang-and was aban- oning forever her imperialistic ambitions a the Holy Land. It seemed that at last the Arabs...…
… TIlE -MICTflGAN MILY w .. _. _. Announcement of Committees Made for '49 Junior Girl's Play Announcement of committees for the 1949 Junior Girl's Play has been made by Pat Lewis, assistant chairman. Those who will usher for JGP are Ann Billinghurst, Margaret Corin, Joyce Denison, Barbara Dill, Frances Doty, Barbara Ev- erett, Gloria Griesing, Anne Hari- ton, Alice Iazar, Grace Mack, Judy Patterson, Carol Richards, Elaine Rittmeyer, and Ba...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SUL FRIDAY, 3'AMAR i4, 1949 m. - -- - ---- _ _ , _. Cagers out To Break L-"4Aksin Streak EXPECT CLOSE TUSSLE: _M' Grapplers Face Purdue 'Saturday Big Nine Home Schedule Starts with Northwestern III Purdue's wrestling team, which won the Western Conference championship last year in the closest meet in history, will enter- tain our Wolverines tomorrow af- ternoon at 2 p.m. After giving Pirdue a head start...…
…THE" 1311011GAIN DAILY PAGE TIlE MICUIGAN DAILY PAGE S latators To Face urdue Tomorrow Final Point Totals or 1-M Fall Semester Competition Five Faces Holiday Clashes Ne Faces and Uniforms Feature A way Contes t Independents Team Points Newman Club .... .. 79 Mich. Ch istiali Fellowship 301 Volleyball Standings FACULTY VOLITh XALL College Rules Board Alters Free SubstituteRegulation Mintet i eels Ohio State, NU and Michigan State...…
…THlE MICHIGAN DATINY FR Y, JAUAY 14, 1949, ______________ _____________________________________________________ ____________ t F i OUSE M1lIJER?, Director Juggesooms 'otel tle' i Naekharn Ily PHOEBE gFiL, D VN Probably the nuet idgQ amxpus to a hotel-manager out- de a hotel .is Mrs. Lois M. Bel, ran, house director of the Rack- ,am Building. Equipped with a telephone, s rge ledger, and unlimited pa- ience and act, Mi.-. Beltran keep' ac...…
…*4 ADVISING PLAN Sri, Page 4 L '7j r L wFA6 Daill CLOUDY, SNOW FLURRIES Latest Deadline in the State OL. LVIII, No. 83 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 14, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Ask Increase Of 1.5 Bilion For Defense Air Force Called 'Best Insurance' By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Jan. 13 - The1 President's Air Policy Commission today asked for a boost in the na- .' tional defense budget, warning that America has a scant five...…
…TWO " P IE MICIGAN DAILY .WEDNESDAY, 3 -I UNSOCIAL ART: Tests Reveal Gumehewing Has No effect on Tooth Decay By PAT JAMES The gentle art of gumchewing, which Emily Post does not con- sider a social grace, likewise fails to find favor with Dr. Philip Jay, head of the University's Dental Caries Research. Recent tests conducted at Tufts Deadine Set For Art Prints Fine To Be Charged For Overdue Returns Art prints should be returned to 205 Ma...…
…TilE MICLHGAXN DAILY - Aier rTn ., . Winning Games on Road C(tgers' i est Problem Quick Solution Sought as Schedule Lists Only One of Next Four Contests at Home REINFORCEMENTS ARRIVING: Trio of TopNoteh Pucksters To Return to Michigan I The latest "hero 10 hobo" story cOncerns the Wolverix s' basket - )ball squad. * Last Satutlidy iiht Coach Ozzie (>owle I iU(4: ter"; were re- ceivig 1o'; 1 oi't1 iid; for titeir w~ini over 1 m lcutcd :m...…
…TIMCIAN DAILY Q1jr Altyigrl jh Ya& Fifty-Eighth Year MATTER OF FACT: Barbed Hook BILL MA ULDIN 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 Jean Swendemen .............Advertising Manager Edwin Schneider ...............…
…JANtTAKY414, 1948-' 'nitMICHIGAN- DAILY' PAGE PM= ryouts To Begin For flnnucdJG Booth in League To Receive Applications From Volunteers for Committee Work Sales To Begin For Breakfasts After J-Hop Tickets for the J-Hop breakfasts will go on sale from 9 a.m. to noon and from 1 to 5 p.m. tomorrow and Friday at the University Hall ticket booth. The traditional breakfasts will be presented after J-Hop on Fri- day and SatUrday, Feb. 6 and 7 ...…
…PAGI S trMttUNi x I -v- .V . .. ... .. .. .. .. ... .. .. .. ... .. .. .. ... .. .. .. . ........ . .... .. ......... .... ...... . THIS IS WQMlJ : West Quad Men Begin Rival Radio Broadcasts By MARY STEIN Not to be out-done by the East Quadders who recently set up a "radio station," three enterprising West Quad residents have started experimental broadcasts from their own studio iri Michigant House. Brad Stone, Fred Renley, and Bill Mac...…
… :Y POLITICS Latest Deadline in the State A6V t CLOUDY, 1 .CHT RAIN See Page 2 VOL. LVII, No. 81 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1946 PRICE FIVE CENTS I Combined Flight Service May Start At Willow Run Consolidation Decision ToBe Made By Airline Directors Tomorrow By MAL ROEMER Tomorrow may be recorded as a day of great importance in the history of Willow Run Airport and in the development of commercial aviation in this c...…
…'TTTVS1DAY ANTITARV14. 194"1 PT I MHllIAN PATIN 1 V'ii JAfi11, JiIIN VLXIVX 11, 1 Ul i Chicago Stui DESPITE the recent Daily editorial which condemned the "Hypocrisy" of the Southern delegates, the embryonic National Student Organization, founded on the basic agreements of representatives from 300 col- leges in 42 states, can work effectively to solve student problems and is deserving of our full support. An understanding of the underlying...…
…x 1497FTlE MICHIGAN DAILY Michigan agers MistreatCousins from otthweste 9 49 -41 I-M asketball League Stops Until February Sixteen contests briefly halted the I-M cage season until next semester's play begins. Highlighting the day's program was the convincing manner in which the quintet from West Lodge defeated the not so feroci- ous Bears, 56-15. Although the first half play stacked up fair- ly evenly, the 6' 2" average of the Lodgemen ...…
…THEMICHIGANDAILY_ Senior.Dance Petitions Due Today cat Union Petitions for Senior Ball, to be held in the spring, are due at 5 p.m. today in the Student Offices of the Union. Seniors who are eligible may pe- tition for 13 chairmanships. Peti- tions must include the student's past campus activities, qualifica- tions and specific ideas. They may not exceed three pages, but can be as brief as desired. The literary college will be awarded five re...…
…i ,,,,M,, A i I ,I AIL £fr0igu aAbrt WEATHER _ight Sn 7 AL v {Gy VOL. LV, No. 58 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JAN. 14, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS Z lu f s 4ttack azis in East __ s; 'U' Statement on Peace Draft Told Assumes Likelihood of Conscription; Proposes Civilian Administration Winter Offensive Gains 25 Miles Russians Slam Poland, East Prussia, Czechoslovakia on 600 Mile Front By The Associated Press LONDON, Sunday, Jan. 14-Premi...…
…THE MICHI IAN D A i t. v SUNDAY. JAN. 14. 1045 .5 .. .VJI.- oAZ A Y W1 I I J. Y LX U - _ E C : YICa ly JiA111. X6 t, AU't0 a Present Library Erected on Campus During orid War I; Fir-st 'U' Building Conpieted in 1883, Dedicated by Duffield to bring the lighting up to the stand- ards of the present decade in the pro- posed post-war building program. A drive to beautify the library produced the casts from the Par- thenon frieze now in the c...…
…SUNDAY, JAN. 14, 1945 T HE MICHIGAN DAILY Wolverine Cagers Routed by Illinois Five, 55-37 Capacity Crowd Sees Five Lose Return Match Kirk Leads Illinois Onslaught with 21 Points; Lindquist Tops Maize and Blue with 12' Tallies Pucksters Lose; Matmen Minnesota Deals Firm, 10.0- Natators Me Defeat to Wolverine Sextet First Big Te Win Over Wildcat et r By MARY LU HEATH Proving that there are always two sides to a story, a fighting Illini...…
…'tubTviCiiGAN iiAiLY S i ThN-ie* ,J .iv 4" -. qi ;p _________ Fifty-Fif di Yeav W ASHI NGTON MERRYGO=ROIU D Comm and Taken froi Bradl ey T RAINING 'HITLER YOUTH.JP 'T he GerTJMa So dier' NJ lD s F 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 Stan Wallace . . . . City Editor Ray Dixon . . . . Assoc...…
…AIY, JAN. Jai; 11)44; T1lE MICIIIGAN DAILY PA Gh fi-VE' New Clue Found in Hunt for Murderer of Senator H , ' 4 1 4' loo er Witness Provides First 73reak'& In Michigan's Greatest Manhunt AMERICAN (AiRLS AND IMILK: Returning Heroes'Dreams Realized By Te Asocited res Feverish Investigations Caused by New Report By The Associated Press JACKSON, Mich., Jan. 13,-A wit- ness who believes he saw the killer and his accomplice at the scene of the...…
…PAGE SIX THE MTCTWTr AIV TIVITTV alfiii %,Aklli 'SIAALt *-A, 4AAiw A iMT TrT t AA 111it I "A1 l"1L7. SUNDAY, JAN. 14, 1941. 15 Ship's Ball To Feature Sherwooc S Band 'Crime' Finally Pays Off at USO As Serviceman Puts Call Through 'IX League To Add Music to Dinner Dancing, bridge, and entertain- ment will be featured in the League Ballroom every noon and evening beginning tomorrow, Hariette Wilt- see, chairman of the project rec...…
…SUNDAY, JAN. 14, 1945 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN $UNDAY, MN, 14, 1$~ PA(~E SEVEN Surgical Dressings Unit To Close Petitioning Is Open for Jobsj Special Students To Hold Meeting Part-Time Jobs New Styles Season's Will Be The Michigan League Surgical Dressings Unit will close for an inde- finite length of time because of a large reserve of surgical dressings throughout the country. The Surgeon General, head of all Army doctors, in ...…
…i1( lIT iTE N ft t GAl IA 1LY r _ p c r I ix \IN r9,l ) k 4 it ( SO N C B IRD - Margerita Piazza (above), young soprano from New Orleans, is appearing in operatic roles in New York City after singing with Cincin. nati and Chicago companies. A S T R 0 N 0 M Y L E C T U R E-Eager listeners crowd around Sir Harold Spencer Jones, British astronomer royal, at the conclusion of one of his special lectures for children, B I C B L...…
… -, e <N: -Adm.- 40P 'W Y R k k 4 aiu 11.dy at t1er VOL. LIV No. 53 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JAN. 14, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Allied Plaes Pom nard Germany, Rome Congress Receives Budget for 1945 Financial Plans Anticipate Downitur in War Spending; Two Million Less Asked By WILLIAM T. PEACOCK Associated Press Correspondent WASiHINGTON, Jan. 13.-Congress received from President Roosevelt' today a $99,769,000,000 budget for the 1945...…
…PAGE TWO Tl' tE MIII S A L FRIDAY, JAN. 14,19,1 . ..-- n--- ..o --- _ t Women's War Council To Help OPA Survey Volunteer Girl; lNe d td To Aid in Government hIterviewin g Work In response to the urgent call for student volunteers to assist in OPA surveys, the Women's War Council has made the work one of its pro- jects, Gerry Stadelman, '44. person- nel administrator, said yesterday. Women may volunteer for the work Monday in the Office o...…
…11 ! M, ki a i 'mY " lam: ti u :. ' .. k, r yu i iii;. c K. . . . . . . ........ ..,., - Wolverine Cagers To Meet Wisconsin at Madison Toiight ,,. Crippled Squad Fights To Stay in First Division Doubleheader Vital to Big Ten Standings; Ankle Injury Stops Wiese from Making Trip By DAVE LOEWENBERGt An injury riddled Michigan basket-r ball squad meets Wisconsin tonight at Madison in the first of a two-game series. Two losses to the Ba...…
… pAC0. IGUR THE MICHIGAN fDAILY FRIDAY; J.N 14, 1944 . 0 a aat"" x a a v a a..as x-a x ",. a.r"x-a a i a ' ..... 1' Fifty-Fourth 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 Pres...…
… JAN. 1 , i..ui ~ 4~V1fr~ AI~JI~N 3t~AivEN'%~ - -- -- ____ JiitA~ ,LY1.L~.41kt~.f1').i~ ii .1-IlL! bongs, Skits TI O Be Presented in Uhion Variet y Sow Todoy 'Fov )~' F n' Inc~ IFC Members" Make Final Arrangements for Ball By o yeI 'L'rmour, L'omour,' Comedy; Group Cheerinq. To Be Offered Hn HiW Auadtorium Program A pecial derome Kern medley, tlni' Billy Layton and Patty Dupont ns i ngcy with Bill Sawyer's baud wl ' armed a...…
…Alk I t. ISHOPS CONFER: Ann Arbor Methodists To Join In National Faith Movernent "The Coming Peace and the PIiii cc of Peace" will be the theme of thr. Methodist Bishops' "Crusade for a New World Order" to open Wednes- day at the First Methodist Church. Planned as a part of the nation- wide inter-faith movement of Jews, Catholics and Protestants--which has been encouraged by President Roose- velt, this conference will attempt to arrive at so...…
…It 4 atI Weather Warmer with~ Light Snow VOL. LIII No. 75 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JAN. 14, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS Bombers Hit Axis in Africa Fortresses Destroy 34, Enenmy Planes in Heaviest Assault; All Allied Craft Return By WES GALLAGHER Associated Press Correspondent ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN NORTH AFRICA, Jan. 13.- Ameri- can Flying Fortresses, destroying 34 Axis planes aground and aloft in a brilliant raid on Castel Benito air- f...…
….i.. iiiC - ! 1 iLy ,. L AL GROUPS COOPERATE: City Organizations PoolDrives for Fall War Chest Campaign Ann Arbor will pool its major money-making drives this fall in one giant war chest campaign, John F. Moore, representing the Community Fund and the city USO announced last night. Preliminary plans for one grand- scale community wide campaign were laid after the whirlwind $98,200 joint USO-Community Fund drive last No- vember, Moore s...…
…14, 1943 14E 1C3GANEDAILY PAGE THE Pu Ckmen Open Two- Game Series At Minnesota Tonight 4 Eleven Teams Entered in State AAU Tank Meet Here Saturday Here's Trouble-.. By JOE McRALE "Can't see the game without a pro- gram," runs the vendor's cry. And swimming Coach Matt Mann took the first step toward a program for the Michigan AAU swimming meet here Saturday night by releasing the com- plete list of entries. These have been drawn up ...…
…L, 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 exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or oth...…
…l if C: 1111 Y fa1' Dk1L. 1 Hillel To Play USO To Army Thirty Service Men Will Be Entertained This Week-End As part of a full week-end planned for 30 soldiers, Hillel will hold an in- formal record dance from 8:30 p.m. to midnight Saturday at the Founda- tion. PlayingUSO to service men from Fort Custer, Kellogg Field and Ann Arbor, the social committee working] with the social service committee has arranged dates for the dance and has planned...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JANI.14, 1943 Two Tie fo* a Jap Bomber Hits the orneL First Place n Speech Contest Women Earn Highest Honors in Competition A double tie, the first in the history of 4;e.Speech .31 contests, was the result of the judges decision in the contest finals held yesterday. Eugenia Schwartzbek, 45, and Es- ther Stevens, '44, speaking on "Men Without a Uniform" and "Retort Ro- mantic," respectively, tied for first pla...…
… Weather L12 5k igBan ~3ait33 Editorial Support Russian War Relief..., C'c-ady a=dCooler VOL. LII. No. 78 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1942 Z-323 PRICE FIE CINT One-Man Control Is Named To Replace - - Mexico Seeks Pan-American Unity Accord Against Axis Colombia, Venezuela Join Bloc To Sever Relations With Warring Powers At Conference Thursday Argentine Position SubjectOf Concern -- BULLETIN--- BUENOS AIRES, Jan. ...…
… EXTRA ig Ur ign 3rnl3 EXTRA VOL. LII No. 78A ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1942 Z-323 PRICE FiV CENTS 9 Mexico Seeks Pan-Ainerican Unit Accord Against Axis Colombia, Venezuela Join Bloc To Sever Relations With Warring Powers, At Conference Thursday Argentine Position SubjectOf Concern BUENOS AIRES, Jan. 13.-(I)- Acting President Ramon S. Cas- tillo said in a press conference to- night that he "fully supported" his foreig...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNE SDAY, JANUARY 14, 1942 Maestro Mitropoulos Terms Local Audience Most Receptive Chinese Prints Are On Display Old In Woodblocks Shown LibraryExhibition Examples of ancent art, over three centuries old, are among the exhibit of Chinese woodblock prints and illustrated books, now being shown in the first floor display cases of the main library. The colorful collection was lent the local institu- tion through the cou...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNE ESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1942 Maestro Mitropoulos Terms Local Audience Most Receptive Chinese Prints Are On Display Old In Woodblocks Shown LibraryExhibition Examples of ancient art, over three centuries old, are among the exhibit of Chinese woodblock prints and illustrated books, now being shown in the first floor- display cases of the main library. The colorful collection was lent the, local institu- tion through the...…
… 'SDA JANUARY 14, .hI 2 T rTE MICH UAN DAILY Natators To Face Grand Rapids In ]Wt Mann' Expets Little Trouble In Engagement Wolverines To Even Test By Allowing Handicaps; State AAU Meet Next By BUD HENDEL Coach Matt Mann's titleholding Michigan swimming team will dis- play its wares for the first time in 1942 when it meets the Grand Rapids Y.M.C.A. at Grand aRpids today. The Wolverines expect little trou- ble from the Grand Rapids mermen, a...…
… 19 4, THE MICHIGAN DAILY Natators To Face Grand Rapids In Warm-lip MeetToday r Mann Expects Little Trouble In Engagement Wolverines To Even Test ,By Allowing Handicaps; State AAU Meet Next By BUD HENDEL Coach Matt Mann's titleholding Michigan swimming team will dis- play its wares for the first time in 1942 when it meets the Grand Rapids Y.M.C.A. at Grand aRpids today. The Wolverines expect little trou- ble from the Grand Rapids merme...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY cj2[m~t%- id4Igtn kttjj Letter Gives Satirical Defense For Settlement Of War By 4xis 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 University year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press" The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news disp...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Letter Gives Satirical Defense For Settlement Of War By 9xis To the Editor: T HE OTHER DAY in The Daily I read a letter to the editor which prompted the following bit of dialogue to run through my mind: PLAY: "Men of Reasonable Natures." PLACE: Any "arbitrary" court. CHARACTERS: Benny Mussolini, 'Addie ler, Harry Cary Hito (Three wise possessed of reasonable natures and dispositions). Hit- men fair REPRSENTED PFOR N...…
… WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1942 T"HE MICIHIGUAN DAILY F - - - --ft 0 Parliamentary Law Session For Women Will Start Today Mortarboard Will Supervis.e And Instruct Classes To Be Held At League; Will Distribute Rule Booklets1 And Conduct Sample Meetings If you were conducting a meetingl and some one should say, "I rise toY a point of order," what would you do? Correct procedures will be out- lined in Motarboard's three-day ses- sion, g...…
… THE MICH-IGAN DAILY Parliamentary Law, Session For Women Will Start Today _ _ _ I Mortarboard Will Supervise And I nstruct Classes To Be Held At League; Will Distribute Rule Booklets And Conduct Sample Meetings If you were conducting a meeting and some ote should say, "I rise to a point of order," what would you do? Correct procedures will be out- lined in Mortarboard's three-day ses- sion, giving instructions to campus women on pa...…
… I 1~ THE MICHIGAN l IL WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, l1042 r -- 1. e+. " ... .. ." a sj "N N Civil Service Provides Varied Government Jobs For Students Governmerinat Wor. . . The United States Civil Service Commission has announced the an- nual Junior Professional Assistant and Student Aid examinations de- signed to recruit young college grad- uates and junior and senior students for positions in government service. Among the optional branch...…
…HIE INII 1I AN DAILY' -vTDX :;DAV PCNI AI.I- J4,194-2 THE ICHIAN AILYWEDESDA, MNA~t 14,___ Civil Service Provides Varied government Jobs For Students Government Work . . Dietitians 3 1 The United States Civil Service Commission has announced the an- nual Junior Professional Assistant and Student Aid examinations de- signed to recruit young college grad- uates and junior and senior students for positions in government service. Among the o...…
