…C L wAa :4346F i9 I A WOMAN'S PLACE See Page 2 Latest Deadline in the State COLDER, SNOW FLURRIES VOL. LXII, No. 70 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1951 FOUR PAGES. FOUR PAGES RELIGIOUS SURVEY: Interpret Beliefs f tProtestants (Editor's Note: In this particular article of the Religious Survey series, the purpose has been to cover Protestantism in its later developments. The focus of the article has been more upon the ...…
…IS THERE A SANTA CLAUS? See Page 4 Y Latest Deadline in the State 43at Q COLD, SNOW FLURRIES VOL. LX., No. 69 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DEC. 15, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS y 'M' Cagers Upset Bulldogs, 73-48 Un iversity To Seek $19,915,000 Appropriation From Legislature I 4- Suprunowicz Hits for 18; Skala,, McIntosh, VanderKuy Get 12 Each By BILL BRENTON Hitting 35% of their shots, Michigan's Wolverines reversed form last night to ...…
… HALFWAY MEASURE See Page 4 L 4r, i L r Baqit-w Daii4 CLOUDY AND COLDER Latest Deadline in the State "VOL. LVII, No. 71 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1946 Truman Abolishes Majorsing PRICE FIVE CENT rntrol Russia Loses Bid for U.S. Atom Secrets Arms Reduction Approved by UN By The Associated Press NEW YORK, Dec. 14-Russia today lost her fight to lay open the American atomic bomb secrets im- mediately but the United Nations As...…
… ;;: _ Ri 4W dAwAke p s 44iv Weather Can iniid Cold VOL. LIV No. 37 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 15, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS Yank Bon ers Yugoslavs Resist German Divisi As Major East Bosnia Battle Ra Sigler Replaces Rushton in Jury Investigation Battle Creek Lawyer Will Assist in Carr's Probe of Legislature By The Associated Press LANSING, Dec. 14. - Kim Sigler, silver - haired, bespectacled Battle Creek lawyer, today became ...…
…I Jr Lit Daitti WTVEATHEII Snow Flurries and Warmer . VOL. LV, No. 38 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DEC. 15, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS .. - __ r AVl4«/i:/ i i x la Lr t a s Policy of, Allies To Be Cleared Prime Minister May Take Greece Action Defense to People "on behalf of the Washtenaw county Red Cross Committee, I want to thank the students for their fine cooperation in so enthu- siastically exceeding their quota," a committee spok...…
…STUDENT GOVERNMENT See Page 2 Lj Lw rArn Datli SNOW COLDER VOL. LVI, No. 36 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY DECEMBER 5,. 1945 A:^I PRICE FIVE CENTS Present NRO Members Will Fill Peace Quota No New Entries Expected In Spring Term; Most Members Will Be Juniors and Seniors Although the organization of a peacetime NROTC will be quite similar to the pre-war set-up, there will be a few differences, Capt. W. V. Michaux, Commaning Officer of Na...…
… The Weather Mostly cloudy, light snow or rain Saturday night and Sun- day; somewhat warmer. L tri D~ait Editorials Contemporary Makes Its Bow . . Reform For The Parole System.,. VOL. XLV. No. 71 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1934 PRICE FIVE CENTS Delegates Attend First Assembly Of outh Conference Find Missing B Student After Long Search oard Of Regents pproves New Entrance R equirements: Accepts fr. Ov s Resignation...…
…Phe Weather w flurries, colder Thurs- Friday, rising tempera- Gg it igan Iait Edi ua. 1 tures. Campus Organizations Fal Line; Watch Out For Ill Transportation Agents. VOL. XLII No. 69 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DEC. 15, 1932 PRICE FIVE C Reduction In Wages Plan Of Railroads) Senate Approves Only Chapin In President's Cabinet Choices First Class Carriers Next Discussion Is Involve Basic Rates Say To Propose Extension Of Tempo...…
… The Weather Snow and warmer today; to- morrow snow and colder. Strong winds today.I Y tiga ai Editorials Conmmunication Consolidation ... VOL. XLIV No. 70 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1933 PRICE FIVE CENTS Schedule Of, Examinations Is Announced Programs For All Except Professional Schools Are Issued By Prof. Rich Will Begin Jan. 27, Last Until Feb. 8 X Group, Special Periods To Be Decided At Option Of Instructor, Classes...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890F Jr. It 4h F MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS I I I - F. ti-4 7OL XLII. No. 67 8iX PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1931 PRICE FIVE ( -, 1 _ iLL1 AND BEER 'wo Michigan Students Named From Group of Twelve Applicants. OUR SELECTIONS MADE ward Carries Stipend of $2,000 Per Year For Two Years-; Third Optional. Two University of Michigan stu- nts were selected as Rhodes cholars to Oxford University by Ie di...…
…1 'V11C Irgan Dat Y .ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1911. I YMCIA.OFFIIAL Y.M.C.A.OFFICIALS TO BREAK SILENCE PRESIDENTS PLAN TO WORK TOGETHER "IN THE LAND OF HARMONY" NEW ARRIVALS GET BUMPED. They Can't Always Believe Their Eyes, And Complications Result Behind the Scenes. Ti Attitude Towards Union And City Pastors Will Be Declaredj PASTORS PROBABLY COMPROMISE IThe long continued silence that thej Y. M. C. A. has maintai...…
…THE WEATHER UNSETTLED; SNOW FLUB- RtIESTODAY *1 A tiA GOOD WISHES FOA THE HOLIDAYS VOL. XXXIII. No. 70 ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1922 PRICE FIVE CENT UR 0 O ES BUIL'o I I G PL, - . Y pll. I II Y ! Y/IY IIIII YYrI iYtl Y/IrWl iiiiYtlY Y 1 Yi1 Y Y ".. FRM HEARING kI GERTYTI 1ii1ET IGOF ATT'Y - GENERAL. DECLARED OBJECT OF LEGISLATORS LIKENS PROCEEDINGS TO COMIC OP:FRA SHOV Committee Refuses to Permit Ninne- sota Rep...…
…'r~tE ICHIGA HAwr GI .Wild (ouipauyi TheLarest Sinc ilthe 'ity Exclusive Styiri For Gentiemlen'Wear Iveorything;r i 1 1 Ovot s, PC Iio "II. e Specially 0. H. Wild Colipany 311 South State Street SEEHAN & CO Magmznes and Nek a Low RatesandttPm5, ' H :11JCIGAN 'DAILY. ! 1ftzagiig i Cditore-PAeo, SCOTT MowR- Zti .neiri' Manarger--C. E. WIoNTAD. ITti'ORS Neta ........ .. ..... A. F. Ritchie h'hi'etien ........ ,.. Davidl F. Stevenson t;<hai' ge...…
…__I PAGE TWO THE ~MICHIGAN UfATIX 1al L' 11E1 {,i lllli tl l Lt 1LI w 1 r SAURDJAY, DECEMBER 15, 1962 z' FACULTY VIEWS STUDY: New Electron Microscope May Reveal DNA Atoms (Continued from Page 1) Museum Holds Old Monster Notes Raise In Standards For Entrance VISIT QUEBEC: Students Study Opinions On Canadian Education I fact to come out of that research as the width of the DNA molecule (20 angstrom units). This agrees with the theore...…
…AGETTWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1961 SGC Changes Status Of Roberts Motion COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Colorado Students Ask Rule Change C)- terms of what he sees the Council udent Government Council to be?" d Wednesday night to consider League President Bea Nemlaha, otion on authority over stu- '62, one of the sponsors of the rules and conduct as spe- motion, said that the retreat would business at its next meeting create greater und...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tf2Cc~ t L^+'- -t l1 erw w~ ......._ _....U.. 3DA1,X, DECElMBERJ 15, 1959 ' (DENTS WELCOME: latchers To Hold Annual hristmas Open House' By THOMAS DAVIS resident and Mrs. Harlan Hat- ' will hold their annual Christ- Open House between 4 and >morrow afternoon. his will be the third and big- of the six teas which the ehers hold in their home dur- the course of this school year. teas are open to all students. rs. Hatcher ...…
…- - - .HI tC It A f A fLY - ""'THE MICHIGAN DAILY. Trouserinlg Window Display The largest and most con- plet line in the city in both Scotch and Worsted trous- erings. You will also find our prices right. We guar- antee perect s atisfaction. 0. I. WILD) CO. 311 S tatSt Three Excellent Christmas Gifts t. of 1. Calndr C=: ' r ooa d 0ollooon, kin = ror1-i,o Pice 75c Michigan State Calendar ;.r xi u l ot oif gtoo i o,'i to';',oolo. too' Pric1'...…
…1THR MICI4IGAN DAILY Leading MERCHANT TAILORS The largest stock in the City of exclusive styles in Woolens for Gentlemen wear. Of high-class fahrics and special style for stu- S dents. as- G. H. Wild Co. 311 S. State St. TH HOLI DY GIFT BOOKS this year on point of beauty of bindings and illustrations exceed all previous efforts. Christy and (Gibson each have a new book of drawings that it will pay you to consider. But why tell you of them- co...…
…THE U. OF MN. DAILY. f :tesetrte1ttf i or i d t)t ttiot trep- FORMALLYDEDICATED. 1WOMEN!f WOMEN! C f ol c f ~f reseit,('I 11,1NIoili of 1w -tilelit I dyPAGE. .1114 did or did not lmv(. a rhrht. to 1110 SPECIAL SALE OF ALL us Sunk; b " the ;iucliencE . It i nin i iuln. =1'lierE con l c lo n iilcllc doubtful it' the Doxolo 'Y n'<is 0 cr LADIES' SHOPS the C(olle'ge.yesar,Iby TTHE U.OTMINDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION, pot office. Subscipttion prttieo$2....…
…THE UNIRSITY OF MIICHIGNN DAILY, f Co~(ntinuecd fomutage,~ tinuishedI by the must careful sis ly. ..,d f ' ._1 Q ue cleatrIy statedI tihae etcctttuitgic al, Sainunganttd cultural propetes fcteatl Publihesd Duily (Sundays seet dtsur~ihng t s the wa sltcsu'Icct1 Callega 5be,,51i tinuiusehed5 froiuttheu te.Te . THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN. ony iateans by which the sasegnaafacit- OrFess: tier Islasnd Peess, 7Ilussing Haici, iliesorsmay bbecadistgu...…
…2 THE QNTYERSIT Y OF MIG A{. O N DAILY. t Adtresses-. TKIelley, Mr. Robb. qST[IN-BLOCK CLOTHING f . 211 v Impromtu Debate Affirmative, 1 G P Scroeder. Negative, Faul. Biography-Person. pubiished Daily (Mandays eceptedduring General Debate-Resolved, "Tat tbe ronr~NBIK ~ hAE Callee veaat ship subsidy bill now before Congress lTHE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN sbould become a law." Affirmative, lAsNIEsANHOFFIEs CEssQesSbulder, Bailey. Negative, MNemar...…
…Page 2-The Michigan ity-December 15,1991-EX EXTRA-December 1q91- Desmond s Picturesque Season Si s { t.:. They H ..3IIrI:~ILeod l Howard caught at east one touchdown pass in210 of this season s 1 games, games in1 a seasonwit. atqutcdown catch. Houston's Manny Ha"*d ( 09 and V~ti the onl3' y other6aEin NCAA history.to have caught a tuchdow..pass in 10:.e""lg * Howardsasnst3ea of lestataeith eTohd respto n htndedig lrecordfor consecutive reg...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, Caroling Time Again THREE RESEARCH UNITS: G Boyd Cites History, Expansion of IST By ROBERT FARRELL The Institute of Science and noted, while now, including the federal funds coming into the Wil- Technology has greatly expanded low Run Labs, it is over $8 million. since its creation in July, 1959, its director, Prof. Joseph A. Boyd One of the major purposesthat of the electrical engineering de-. the L...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TFlE MIC4tA DAILY. I G, H,. Wild Collpal .MERCHANT TAILORS fWe have complete lines of fine Woolens for Suit- lL gs, Overcoats and Trou- sers,, Fancy Vestings for 1909 and 1910. - We make Feell Dress Swiots a Specialty ,CALL AND SEE US 311 SO. STATE STREET At the New Stoer :. Mlanaging Editor CLAMgNCX E. ELDRIDGF. Business Manuget CARL H. 0. ADAM. Address:iMI~CHIGAN DILYic, Press Bldg., ila 'tarFd Street. ,..;F ,, . Offi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday during the Unie r sity year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use to' republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news published therein. Entered at the postoflice at Ann Arbor. ...…
…MICHIGAN DAILY l£ p *4u OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday during the Univer- ity year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for -epublication of all news dispatches*credited to it or not otherwise :redited in this paper and the local news published therein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Ar...…
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…I. WW{1 e now conside he draft age. age who have t us say that wisdom is se of service at ueer that the Inlan er enemy of Unive ias a staff consis of them. More pra atial .ver- PROF. H. I[. HIGBIE URGES THATj por- MICHIGAN PUBLICATIONS BE SENT TO MEN IN SERVICE. ring To Editor, The Michigan Daily: -not Undoubtedly every Michigan man they who has gone into the national ser- lect- vice with the army or the navy, abroad this or at home, would...…
…I' k1 F lICBIQk TGANC7DAILYV 7, ; ?' , =. , , ' ' G''; r1 ° F , '' ll, TUEIiiEST DRES} I) MEN T" E MIC Offi cial newspal have their clothes ma ale-to-measure. Milchigana. Publis It is not a fallacy to sal that clothes Monday duria t reveal their origin even to the casual Enberd -at the observer. And there's an air of dis- r~ond-class n~attc tinction to our clothes that can. come Offices : Ann AI only f romp years of experience in tal- .crip...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY; r...+.w~ tar4toa t Oalfu a * I I (~5dLiI FICIAL NEWSPAPER AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN lished every morning except Monday gthe university year by the Board in Ao of Student Publications. BER OF THF, ASSOCIATED PRESS Associated Press is exclusively.entitled euse for republication of all news dis- s credited to it or not otherwise credited s paper and also the local news pub- herein. ered at the postoffice at...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY or. and order it the first wish your- LS." You'll I iSt. WAS GIFTS BEFORE LEAVING FOR HOME. THE MICHUIGAN DAILY Official newspaper at the University of Michigan. Published every morning except Monday during the university year. Entered at the post-office at Ann Arbor as second-class matter. Offices, Ann Arbor Press Building. Sub. by carrier, $2.50; by mail, $2.50. \Want ad. stations: Quarry's, Univ. Pharmacy, C. H. Dav...…
…PAGE TWO TI-4 J MICHIGAN DAILY "i i ;;,i :1 1'. l l :t 1 , : ii l ;it :I, , ] 1 . T1-'ll~' MICHIGAN DAILY TiJ ESI)AY, 1)F:cE;~1 HER 124 1925 ..---- -a.e- ...-, . ,.,,. ,... ,T... GROUPS WLL IV HISTORIClAL PAPERS Discussion Limited To Ten Minutes For Each Speaker; Time Of Each ~Papers Also Set FIRST MEETING DEC. 29k Prepares For Record Flight Is Rebuked For MAJO ILLIE CAppeal To INew larofe ,ta < y S E'( fI11.1; >:;:<:"::"::. Left RxBY i...…
…PAGE TWO T F M[ l, H t l t A i 4! WiLil i i- Y - C TT'ATP1 X Ar V%"jN"lk etra a 4 4 mean a a. . 4 aAA1 i N E . SUNDJAY ', DEGEMBEn 15. 1929 I KKALEF 10oISUSMITHSOIANISIUEAWARDS 91scssl LAN EY EDALr OMANL Y, B YRD __. - 4 O FhI~ GVE ASENTTwo Members of TMichigan's History Staff Ln01n RIIIUU Are Scheduled on National Meet Program TO. DI T TQ It~ IP_ __ - - 4- -in,, r cet . ..M« !L LU 111L 0 UIILU I IIjII IJ'Two of the history staf will...…
…r. PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY "[VTi!T)NFRT)A'4'. T)Fe,(",1 MT)FR V;. 1926 --aaa a . A AA * l .L * *avI,, 111V J2.ktt. )F5ThllQ1 A 1 V 'J Th~1. 1 '.ai 1 I 1 'GU~ I COMMITTEE SUBITST1 SCHOLARSHIP iNDING' TO FRATER ID' BOOY~ REPORTS OBTAINED FROM ALL SCHOL SN tANAA AND) UNIT El)STATES RESULTS ARE COMPARED ChaIrman Believes Fraternities To Be Of Serious Rather. Than Social Intent Reports of a recent survey concern-! ing the scholarship of ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY riATTUlRDA , rDE("i;1-_F',C 15, 19 2; . ...... . .. DELEGATES FROM FOREIGN NATIONS PAY TRIBUTE AT GRAVE OF WRIGHT MAYO NEURO-SURGEON TO DISCUSS PIS WORK Rochester Clinician Will Deliver Annual Mayo Lecture Here Monday IS FOREMOST IN FIELD Dr. Alfred Washington Adson will deliver the annual Mayo lecture in the Natural Science auditorium oki Monday, December 17, at 4:15. His ubject will be, "The First Concep- tion of Surg...…
…0 PAGM TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TIUs AY, rMmR1 i5 1927 ADVISE CO-OPERATiON WITH YOUTH OF TODAY "The solution of the youth problem is sane and sensible co-operation, not dictation, by adults," was the conclu- sion of a resolution adopted recently at a gathering of representatives of the Interdenominational Young Peo- ple's commission representing more than 10,000,000 young men and women in every Protestant denomination of the country. Decla...…
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…TIlEMI~I EAN IYAT SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15, 193w U Fitzgerald Hits At Legislative Council Group Governor Declares He Will Recommend Elimination Of 'Political Football' LANSING, Dec. 14.--RP)-Gov. Fitzgerald announced today he will renew his demand that the legisla- tive council be abolished. The governor said he will recom- mend to the legislature that the body, made up of selected members of the legislature, be eliminated because it has "becom...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY AVEDNESDAY, DEC. 15. 1937 THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DEC. 15, 1937 U. High To Hold U.S. Gunboat Panay, Sunk By Japanese In Yangtze River Union Employes Given Banquet :::>: ;Dean Anderson Addresses Dinner Gathering Three hundred and twelve Michi- an Union employes attended the ? Union employes' Christmas banquet at 8 p.m. Monday in the main ball- :" :; >::x;. : ::a:; ::::::. room of the Union.1 Stanley G. Waltz, gener...…
…FAGE TWO- -THE MICHIGAN DAILY T77tih r _t', DEC. 15. 19: '. .... ..:. _ NEWS Of The DAY (By The Associated Press) O'Hara Asks Vote Freud Rehearing LANSING, Dec. 14.-( )-Elmer B. O'Hara, former Democratic state cen- tral committee chairman, asked the state Supreme Court today for time to prepare a petition for a rehearing of his conviction on vote fraud charges. Robert Plunkett, O'Hara's coun- sel, sought a stay of the four to five year se...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Cordell Hull Arrives At Limy, With American Delegates In Tow1 Professors Plan To.attend istory Parley Secretary of State Cordell Hull, (center foreground), accompanied by a battery of delegates, secretaries and clerks, is shown as- he arrived at the Pan American con ference at Lima Peru. At left is Mrs. Hull and second from left, front row, Senora Concha, wife of Dr. Carlos Concha, Peruvian foreign minister. Rep. Bernard S...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY New Budgets Approved By Regents The Board of Regents gave offi- cial approval Friday to $1,364,204 in budgets initiated since their last meeting on Nov. 22. The total consisted of $14,040 in instructional programs, $1,348,324 in research grants and contracts and $1,840 in state and public serv- ices. Funds for the budgets came from the following'sources: federal gov- ernment, $1,178,365; state and focal government, $10,800...…
…THE U. OF C.of. ritu.4 Published Daily (Sundays eceped during the College er, by THE U. IF M. INDEPENENT ASOCIATON. Subbeription price 1,10 per year, invariably in advance. Sige epies a cets. Os aie at Sheehan's and Pst offrs newso statd every evening at 6 o'clock. Subcription may be left at the ofilie of the DILY, opera House black, at Sheehan's, at Stotel, or ewittt ay of the edtor. Coimntaications should reaclihe orice by 16 A .it they are ...…
…T00N MICHIGAN DAILY Continued. I HE IlCH IGAN DAILY. 'lfsdfrom W E WOULD HAVE Eiet...LS"e .d-.s- 1d \ tte n MI.lt~ie. F.I'. W f YOU TO KNO W _ ?.\ 11w 1 . >ulil-1 i '.a e ll I7dyt"+epclul h " ' y: f') '(.eye~r, at I. P' nt Og ll'rtoot .30r .kt t,. R ). f TfatPeoteeiilieIt'.tlt 1to 'htfI \ Thtw*r logi)1'n ,a " * 3Managintg Editor, J. SIANLEY RALLY. f ____ _ f allr t ,«* - -- BsinesstManager, CLAUDE A. THOiMPSON. * OUR NEW STORE 't 3 f FSouth St...…
…THE MLCHRiAN DAILY-NEWS ..r I ;+TLC~i more ite to tt-e newth altt 1H)3- ot its ' '(totiljt'itto' i i ts i sttor it tlthay neve LEADING MERCHANT the 1 ttttt' hot it('et ttth"o to. Son I II W ' The 'VARSITY NEWS, stYea. l In t laes)I it o speial u tert . TAuILORS u~Intheit' majoity o (legit pr fnte'tt . seod-rst iate tAnn Arbu titlout.toit tteo~v't--t ttttit eoetotlwetl OUR FALL LINE ______________________________ ttyttti t ri ltsetttt iltt edtt...…
…r TTIP IVCrHfirA AN lTV A4ITVnAV IhV.VV Vlk Ilt 16AA .- 1 U 11.11.-1 A1- 11 J 1 -zu IIAX, t Ji-iVI S ~BAAI. ,~4,aY Lz. 15 l y4'V F Ann Arbor Couple Adopts Typo Typo has a home. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Barry, of 1225 Ferdon Road, Ann Arbor, wrote finish to the near-tragic story of The Daily's adopted dog yester- day when they picked the six weeks- old female puppy from among all others in the city pound. Mr. Barry told Daily reporters tha...…
…T144 MTCUT(- A N n A TT_'V' Mt')"AV. lr)rCPMlPtVR 1..%- 144t - i. la ..u..J IA 4 1A1 AV' Fm \ j J 3 1. L 1Jj J * vara''4 - vc~u~ivnrLI&AD, A 1'z Senate, House Will Be Asked VFPor 10 Billions War-Fund Issue Approved By Both Houses; Small AdjustmentsNeeded PassageExpected WASHINGTON, Dec. 14.-AP)-The first war fund bill-a ten-billion- dollar item for more planes, ships, guns and other equipment for battle -is expected to get swift and final...…
…PAGE TWO TIE MICHIGAN DAILY FR IDAT, DEC. 15, 1939 TV AustrianSpirit Still Lives On, Savs. Yalentin Serman-Born Professor From London College Traces Nation s History (Continued from Page 1) success. He was, however, victorious in Austria, and Roman Catholicism became its religion. Thus, he said, the split between Germany and Aus- tria became wider. After so m a n y achievements, "Habsburg imperialism" was defeated by Frederick the Great,...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15,195'4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1954 Prof. Edel Plans Country-Wide Tour Education Films Offered By Audio-Visual Center 'SIFIEDS -U PROF. OLIVER EDEL ... new1 "Ann Arbor is a complex, fruit- ful place, full of varied activities at a high cultural level," he said. "But, the things of permanence that I love here I sometimes want to get away from." "My background is one that is fam...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, DFCEM M 15, My THE MICHIGAN DAILY THThSDAY. DKCEMB~ iN. lANE i a is + + /va a 1<Ii/aV iV ipVY w ales To Rise, Wernette Says Total Christmas sales in Detroit, 'lint, and Lansing this year will ise between 10 and 20 per cent ver last year, Prof. J. Philip Wer- ette of the School of Business dministration predicted. Christmas has become one of hie most important factors in our otal economic system. Sales often ve...…
