… YEARS' BEST GIFT See Page 4 il I r Latest Deadline in the State 4br .A6.Abo ,:43'atty RAIN, SNOW COLDER VOL. LIX, No.71 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Fraud Charged on Slide Rle Ball ickets I,______";-____________________ Cagers Do Pitt, Fire Trucks Visit Campus Three Times Power Explosion Hits Angell Hall By PETE HOTTEN Frenzied firemen were kept on -the run yesterday hurrying to three alarms...…
… PAGE TWO A.~~~~~C A.A ...4±1A.A. .4ZA A j C~ J E7.C . L4. *~X Ah 1TITMI .deI. d LtN A \ 71V-" -- U - - aoaar - ,- :1 Santa Claus Educated In Unique Yule School 1 . DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN ! t In these days of specialized training, even Santa Claus goes to school. The school which gives a course in "How To Be a Santa Claus," is located in Albion, N.Y., a small town near Lake Ontario. Dormitory Newsj (EDITOR'S NOTE: Contributors to Wha...…
…TUESDAY, DECE:BIRT 14, 1Y48 THE JM11CHI GAN DAILY PAGer TJI-1 . . ........ . . ......... - ..... . . .. ...... .. - --- -------- - -------- Cage rs Niotch T-ill rdl ra ight WoIe1 > Performance in Swim Gala In dkatev Successful Season Lies Ahead LOOK OUT, BLUE: IlWildcats Out To -Kill'MHope for Title Canterna Stars for Pit; Morrill Nets 10 for ' (Continued from Page 1) By SY SONKIN Illinois and Northwestern will oth be out to ups...…
…PAM vor-a 14Lf F . li " I M y / j ' Year 's BestuGit T WA' ONE hundred and sixty years ago that the American people established the Bill of Rights which guaranteed their polit- ical rights and privileges. Now, under the guidance of our greatest stateswoman, Eleanor Roosevelt, a bill of political and economic rights, not just for America but the world, has been approved by the United Nations. This declaration is not the simple repe- tition o...…
…r- _-. ..z ..rc ,rv _.. e, . '-, MiHIGANDAILY for ~~~ J =Hop Ticket Sctol Recogrizes Ou s~d Cpplicati o s By M PfAM C.4 VemDrs of the gro TBgJ n5r Aia l various ways, but for the senior at- commnachivemets w vaiouste woman recognition by ("1am1111s, but aso, by wo Women To Participate Must Have Paid $ C Juniors, senios and graduate Scroll is regarded as the usual alumnireationswiththei JuniOr Class Dues, Show Eligibility Card students may fi...…
…PAGE SIX AR .. s ICV . . a ..A. . . t Da. ALY TUESDAY' . DECEMBER 14. 194th THe.. MTC HJiiaifT AN vTLI AA, A .L, TI "' .ThAVI f li r SVM1 !p AllA1.-10 THOSE WERE THE DAYS: Fabulous Editor Fought For Revolutionized Daily By FREDIRICA WINTERS Back in the days when Angell Hall wasn't even a gleam in the administration's eye, one Otto H. Hans descended upon Ann Arbor, left his name in the annals of :Michigan's "fabulous," by revolu- tionizi...…
… f isI 0G r, P y +9 raN y6 'I N t 1 ) Special ft-ti e Shopping for Ik Busy Women! ""*l -r - S T 6T IPA1 S o/ All Stores in Campus Town open stores are open especially 'til 9 o'clock ARM =« ~j( +. It's WOMEN ONLY tonight when all busy to Christmas shop during regular store h for you women too ours. Here's an evening to choose the exact gifts you've dreamed of. . . without having that favorite man constantly peering ov...…
…'7W l ie/ 1 AL =777,A7, Z,7=7 : 71, ... b -n _ _ . i ROTC Group Holds Gaging StudyClas Program Teaches Instrument Use If you see a light burning late some night this month in the East Engineering wing, don't get alarmed at the possibility of thieves. The reason will be the new Ord- nance Gaging Group, under ROTC mgnagement, which is hard at work studying methods of preci-1 sion measurement. INITIATED late last November, by Professors O. W...…
…- : ..(y ' 13948 THE SI#MCHGAAIlY ___ __ PERENNIAL POLITICIAN: Walsh Wins Seven Straight By JOHN DAVIES Tom Walsh seems to keep inning campus elections with the regularity of the tides. Besides winning elections-his recent wins returning him to the Student Legislature and Board in Control of Student Publications are his sixth and seventh in suc- eession-Walsh has taken active part in so many organizations that a list of them reads like a r...…
…--aA - * .A. J4 f . iA..5 .. _. _. _. _ _ _ -. _-- - _ - . .. R RR n:. 1Y1.R.Y.:fY3L Y.0.FA"151.1 ..L kkY A. AL l Liw t..:a . f ::i ~ ~ 4~a 1k Jl1 3 &* C THE TEAM'S THE THING: Balance Is Key to 'T k Titles ..v _ ,. / x By DICK HURST Balance does it. Iowa had Wally Ris, Yale Allen Stack, La Salle College Joe Verdeur-but Michigan the NCAA Champion. had had has THAT WAS LAST year's story :n collegiate swimming. But again this year fro...…
… - Lightweight Football Now Strong, Growing infant -CIM ;d b Seek s v a, s j ta us M By MERLE LEVIN Don't look now but the blue- faced baby of Western Confer- ence athletics has turned into a lusty brat squalling fair new field; to conquer. Lightweight football which first ~aw the light of a Big Nine clay on a cool October morning in 1947 took its first halting steps forward this season and bean to feel its muscle. THEY DIDN'T t...…
… MMMMMMMNFMNmq TUC- MICHIGAN DAILY T-VESDAY$ DECE M 14. 1049 d.HE M ICHIG. vaAN ,dAI.dLY TUESDA.nl W( m1Uv~s'Th 1& [}p. -I o7 °°~ll~ Yrh, I~,, _. I I- EGE ROUNDUP: Carolling Students Greet Approaching Yule Holiday By CRAIG WILSON As first snows blanketed col- legiate campuses all over the na- tion, students finished typing up term papers due before Christmas vacation and celebrated in song -traditional Yuletide carolling. It rarely make...…
