…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1953 ix PAUL HUBBELL, '55E, VIEWS THE BRIDGE PHOTOS WHIC. ARE ON EXHIBIT AT THE ARCHITECTURE BUILDING 'Bridges Are Beautiful' Exhibit On Display at 'U' This Week 1 s t j 1 3 7 i Music School Class To Give Opera Scenes The second performance of three opera scenes will be present- ed by the School of Music opera class at 8:30 p.m. tomorrow in Auditorium A, Angell Hall. Prof. Josef Blatt...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY. y71 -THE MICHIiGAN DAILY 'aI1 Enterd as second-class mate at te Ann Published dly (.nai~dyexee:ed: dring the Annou cem en , olee year, a 117 E. r Washington street, (baescuotA ittoor, side etrocti) Phone M9. .3r LIUU L&UJUA1U11Lii MANAGING EDITOR: ________________________ S. ENIOlY TI10tIMASON " . BUSINESS MANAGER: ROS3COE iB. HUSTON The Largest and Mot - EDITORS: Cmrplete Line of..EIOS Atletis. - - - iOTtiat K. WALTO Nevi...…
…THE. MICIIICAN DATlY G. HI Wild Colpanly Th Laret Stock in the City of Exclusive Styles i WOOLENS For Gentleme's Wear Everything required for Suits, Overcoats, Fancy Vestings, and Trouserings, and of high class f arics and special Styles. Full Dress Suits a Specialty G. H. Wild Coupay 311 South State Street Michigan Calendar FOR 1909 Now ouia~f AT Sheehan & Co. Students' Bookstore A. G. Spalding & Bros. Till Largest Maufactrers in te' World o...…
…THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. T f of t dent whTo t most has -spent tour or f g f 110I-t~3 five years :here. This point,.was dwelt upon at length by Professors Kuou'i- Pueblished Dally (Sundays excepted)_ during ton, Pattengill, Mc(!Laughlin, Stanley the Cullege veer, at and( Dr. Fitzgerald. THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN. - OrraCE: Times building, 71 S. Main St. be- Cornell Sun'n Troubles, tween Liberty and Wiiiiam Ste. ___ MANAGING EDITORS I...…
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… 2 THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. Ptahisthed Daily (Suadays exceptedi) dariag the College year. at THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN. )FioEce: The ietted Presse, ifetiag Btock. Beth Phoes 147. MtANAGItNG EDtTORI. F. ENEHARDait, 101 L. IiiSStNE55 SMANAGERI. 0. hIL ee, '00 L. EDITORIS. Athletic Editor, T. B. WOODROW, '00 L. P. W. JOES, '99, A. Hi. McDoUGALL, 'e1 B, F. D. EcAMAt, '01 L, C. H. Lutn, '000M, 0G. D. ileescee. Bi E. Thesubhccriptionapie...…
…TH IE U. OF M. DAILY. '?I "g~He has selected for his lecture an Christian Doctrine. of Cat in spiriisg theme for the historically Arneet)Iaebe id inclinedt stutdents. Let there be a !fur a short course of lectures at m'bise aiy vunaer xcept larg cruling aUniversity lHall to- INewberry Hall, hy prof. Dewey, on tr~r Colege earbysrrowd nU"h n'ovngtto gee'To.Vo he .Early Development of Chris- THE . O M.INDPENENTASS~iAiONI tan Doctrine." The first...…
…2 THE UNIVE1ITYCOF Published Daily (Sundays excepted) during the Cotlege year, at THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN. OprE: Times building, 329 S. Main St. be- tween Liberty and William Sts. MANAG5ING3 EDITOR J. F. THOMAS, 10OIL. BUSINESS (ItANAGER 0. H. HANS, 'to L. EDITORS H. Bi. SKILLMAN, '118 ., Athletics. EL. GEInuen, '953L.. G. D. HUDNUSTT, 't0. BUTLER LAMB, 'tt. *T. R. WOODtsOw, '9$. L. A..CAMPBELL, '110. A. CAMPBELL, '119. F. ENGELARDs~n, '...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. 'W. of W1~. '$Xi{g Pablished Daily (Sundays excepted) during the Coleae tear, by THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION Suiptonjt price $2.301 per year, invariably s1 dilcae Single rorirt :3 cents. On sale at $Seeaa'taani Port Offieewos stand at 12 o'iclc, noon. Subscriptions may be left at the atice at the tISaY, Opera Housae black, at Sheehiaa's, at Stfirt's, or willh asy tf the editors. and the opportunity ought not to b...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. C. of ~7.~i~ tbe uleoctent', o THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATIONI , ci~int'rite g511 peryea'tr, invariaObly to'.' Oolele !Poptit.3;cetst. oliscrip- tolloiay heo ott 1toficeliof tilte lDttle l01 Stofit't, .vitatoy oAAtheo 'ii 00 or Coommunications shouldtittreach te office by 7 o'cocyk i.tt.jittey a'e to apptealr thet.ne1s 'elcaon to the cagigtEdOitore. All buitnotets cm ictlitonsOshouldI he'1(sen1t to 110us0 THE U. of' ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, DECEMBEE Kappa Sigs Win I-M Mat Title ,, LOST AND FOUND I "1 LOST-Small gold signet ring "L". Lost Dec. 8. Call Louis 2-3059. )10L LOST-Ladies gold wrist watch. Rensie Alpina, also fine arts notebook. Call Barbara Cohn 2-2591. )12L LOST-Rhinestone earring in League Sat., Dec. 9. Phone 5603 evenings. )11L LOST-Heavy horn-rimmed glasses in brown leather case. P. Mackenzie. Ph. 8468. )8L TRANSPORTATION RIDERS - S...…
…YY DAILY R i .w s7a.:. .J a. " / 1~S .--a'a-dixx."i. .. .n._ , ., - - - Speech Group Will Present 'Dr. Faustus' Marlowe's Classic To OpenNext Month The Speech Department's first major dramatic production for 1949, "The Tragical History of Doctor Faustus' will be present- ed Jan. 12 through 15 in the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. Written by Christopher Mar- lowe, the seldom done drama is based on a theme which has prov- en its popularity in ope...…
…AGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1952 A Woman's Place.. . O NE OF THE greatest advances in the past century in the thought and behav- ior patterns of modern civilized humanity has been what may be referred to as the theoretical emancipation of women. Through the combined work of intellectual liberals, writers and crusaders the theory of feminine equality has been able to take root. Through the successful endeavors of wom...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THUIRSDAY, DECEMBER, 15, 1949 _. ., MILLIONAIRES TO TRY: 'U' Doctor Says Claim Of Longer Life Possible CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING By JOHN DAVIES The three aging millionaires 'who called a 78-year-old British ,old age specialist to help them live as long as possible "are quite like- Jy to be helped," according to a prominent specialist in internal pmedicine at the University Hos- ital. The British specialist, Dr. ...…
…THE MICHIGAXN DAILY SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15, I$40, SUDA, )UERE _~#> OKS ARE DECEIVING: Women EngineersBSekRecogniti By JOHN CAMPBELL "Is she an engineer-she doesn't look like on." This remark, heard occasionally >n campus,. might be regarded as ihe ultima n in compliments by women e7nmeers. For whoever first classified University students as "men, women and engineers" failed to reckon with a little-pub- licized orgization called the So- iety o...…
…TWO aaas J31stj Ar,. Nt - WENESAY. ~Uk15, 1943 y SERGE JAROFF: Audience Appreciaftinr Praised by Cos;sack Director "I tiank music is more important to people now at this time than it was before the war, and I have felt a greater response from audiences; _I think the Ann Arbor. concert_ goers showed. their appreciation tremen- dously." Serge Jaroff, famnous con- ductor of the Dkon Cossack Chorus. commented after the concert last night....…
…TIHE MICHiGiAN DAILY FR1D . Y s:;PEC, i.5, 144 0 GERMAN MASSES TIRED OF WAR: Apathy in Reich, Secret Agent Reports By LOUIS P. LOCIINER { .LONDON, Dec. 16.-(JP)-Apathy among the masses, confusion, lack of coordination among anti-Nazis and fear of punishment in Nazi ranks, were found to be the dominant char- acteristics of the German situation by an agent of German refugee cir- cles who recently returned to a neu- tral country from a cland...…
…TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1945 ______________________________________________________________ I WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Truman Has Personnel Troubles eCeteri i/o Jhl~e6k0to Member of The Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for re-publication of all news dispatches credited to it or otherwise credited in this newspaper. A rights of re- publication of all other matters herein also re...…
…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY __________________________________________________________ U WI RE NEWS DAILY' OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication In the Bulletin is constructive noti-e to ailmembers of the University. Copy received at the orlice of the AssLtant to the President until 3:30; 11:30 a.m. Saturday. Leaders 'i" Atte"pt To Cu""'i" r Profits CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY I SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1934 VOL. XLV No. 70 Notices To Students Having Lib...…
…FICIAL BULLETIN tin is constructive notice to all members of the at the office of the Assistant to the President until Umemploye Demonstrators Halted By Capitol Police a. in. Satwiv TIURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1932 No 691 NOTICES University Broadcasting Service-Thursday, Dec. 15 at 2 p. m. "The y of Humperdink-or the Santa Claus of Music," a dramatic story pre- Od by the students of the School of Music. The Automobile Regulation will be lifte...…
…THE MICHIGAN-DAILY DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to the President Until 3:30; 11:30 a. m. Saturday. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1933 VOL. XLIV No. 70 Notices To Department Heads and Others Concerned: All hourly time slips must be in the Business Office De- cember 22 to be included in the De- cember 31 payroll. Edna Geiger Mill...…
…f THE MITHIGAN DAILYi c s _. SAMMY SQUIRT: ANYTHING TO OBLIGE bI ©P 0TOT/ t P ~ o c E E O .J O $1tE E'O t E t , v p''"E O~rvEC2 ; yoUI/IlvoN ,f 6A.S,S~E ' GONJMA ?At'f J UJO0ED } tht I 5 ~Is ~ S 'YOUR .cj-4A~_, OUT tjGaoS ~a 6 1; ; k I 1- _ c L cr L,+~/ We -' I TE TO &&,V E f-L >; T~Q1Vi4~ 'T"IS 1- -u -" y -( A PTE WfT LORSE 7T*-1JY lliaMt-M.$3S a IN L).TtN Ca OET At:J NOW Y>OU k4-3tI W4ONT 1 7u (S bC-MNUTEA,'-- FOMNTHIS. SPO' ! ...…
…a L m. mu -r kct' of Con- 'OR. rs. MTUSICLINS DEPART ON 4 WESTERN TRIP TODAY. (Continued from page 1.) pr ram, which is the one that will be used on the trip to Los Angeles: Part I. 1. Michigan Union Medley.' a. Michigan Goodbye. b. Pipe Song. c. When Night Falls Dear. (Solo-I Reed.) d. Phantom Dance. e. College Days. f. Duet -Carissima. (Butterfield and Porter.) g. The Bum Army. Combined Clubs. 2. Pink Lady Waltzes .......Caryll Mandolin Clu...…
…z afternoon, Dec. 27, on "LandEcn! ENs1 1 PA omics as a Fieldof Inquiry and Its E but, J. B. Kincer, Ui. L. Shantz, and; COM VEN IU11 H RE, i0. F. Baker, all in 'government re-i. search work 'in Washington, will also speak on various aspects of land ec- onoiis. At 8 o'clock the same day, a flhIDftI~ uarii1111 round table onf various aspects of land VU1Ii~O VIUIIIU IIroun~d table on "Problems in Land _______Utilization" will be held. ReetWlim? ...…
…T~NT ICiIIC'A-N DAILY Sam Burchfield's I Fine Tailorin Trade Can Deliver Th Goods &SCo.EAST HURON ~.-T Holiday Goods Now on safe at BROWN'S brug Sto 120) E. L betv St. A LA~f $1.0 1.5 SI 4 All O -tie i t ,, m li MI+CIIAN PINS ANI) iu 25C op to $5.01 A SPE C IM. I Watch Inspctrforithe Anna I Uo 206 L. CMAN I Branch: 30)4 S. Stt' St ('iolden Scepture- sTHE SMOKElt[O1COMFIORT COOL AND1MILDii 3 Packages for -1E' 31111"loath 'S:t itt i , MIR.FASHI...…
…r!u i3x6 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TUBE Y Urge NATO To Abandon IPlans for Nuclear U.S. To Retain Military Bases By The Associated Press GENEVA - The United States declared yesterday it will main- tain its "ring" of military bases around the Soviet Union until dis- armament has reached its final phase.. United States Ambassador Ar- thur H. Dean told the 17-nation Disarmament Conference the Unit- ed States is treaty-bound to de- fend the W...…
…I5, 1961 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA( 15, 1981 THE MICHIGAN BAILY m Sources Report Western Defense Certain atNATO PARIS (M-The United States yesterday assured its North At- lantic Treaty Organization allies the West stands ready and able to defend itself against any Soviet attack with crushing counterblows, informants reported. United States Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara told the NATO conference that the American military buildup in t...…
… U.S. Urges Policy Change 'ANGRY YOUNG MEN': Critics Overrate New Movement Poet BLASTS BIRTH CONTROL: Pope John Elevates U.S. Churchmen 44 VATICAN CITY (AP) - Pope) John XXIII urged yesterday that ,the world find ways to feed its hungry without resorting to arti-+ ficial methods of birth control.I The Pope reaffirmed the Roman' Catholic Church's stand at a se- cret consistory where he formally announced the elevation of two new American Ca...…
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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1. W o By The WASHINGJ ect John F. iditional ap binet today, dy's press linger, late ni Overthrows Father rid News ounu ewRgm 0.1, Ausoio1ateG I'res The effort was postponed early Vo sC a g TON -- President- yesterday after the countdown on Ii ~ui11 Kennedy will make the Atlas-Able carrier rocket pointments to his moved to within seven minutes of 'D e according to Ken- the scheduled liftoff time. The Emperor secretary, Pi...…
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… . " r f ' !. ' .. _ +" V / // / jj4'j(( /) p y f. 00- 't C 1Clow MATHER LOOKS FOR HARD SAME WITHNORMAL FIVEi VARSITY LINE-UP WILL BE SAME AS ONE WHICH OPENED YEAR LAST SATURDAY With the Western State Normal game three days off, Coach Mather is leaving nothing undone to give the Normalites an evening of real enter- tainment and incidentally to get re- venge for the lacing they handed the Wolverines last year. In meeting Western State Norm...…
…bil ItLL OK MATRIAL II Hal Smith's Quota of Points Will Be Greatly Missed This Coming Sea. son in Cinder Sport CARROLL ONLY POINT WINNER Nine points out of the total col- lected by Michigan at last spring's in- tercollegiates at Boston left Michigan for good last June when ex-Captain Hall Smith received his diploma. Of the other four counters garnered by the Maize and Blue in the big col- lege classic, the entirety is centered in one man-Edd...…
…Quinte ' J4 L. : , ii sk( via m E ii Rondy i. allen to Lo hi _ 'j 7 6 MNade Up Largy V - U layers Football Eh , Minneapolis, Mirm, 14.- th the football season ox , l:er st n athletics at the Uni si; f cn - COME sota centers in basketbn. S v members of the Gopher eevci are Lon candidates for the teai and prosct< for a winning combination now semr bright. Rondy Gillen, ele tv! e.pta t su etball ceed Pudge Wymar, who is in miftary a, the se...…
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…'1'lSDAYE, DECEMBER 15, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY :; °. . SOCIETIES WILL I Children Will Be Guests At Sorority And Fraternity Houses This Week Heads Air Force WILL .ECEIVE CLOTHES In response to letters sent out from the Family Welfare bureau, 41 fra- ternities and 34 sororities have agreed to entertain poor children at dinner and to supply them with some articles of wearing apparel, according to Mrs. L. H. Boynton, director of the wel- fa...…
…SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15,1_4929, -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------A ILYa a-aa PAGE TITRES SNTCOMT[EGrundy' Takes Senatorial Oath of Office ti [ATR S['SGEOGRAPHY POESRGVSTL I TYEReprsentatin Dl Ens NSETHS AT LEAGUE ON EAST-WEST PROBLEM CLA Uas Two-Year R pesnaiottle E dsAS I A- I E a T ED N S_1_ITTereaeDthee LtemHt It SaIes "Thyare uarassthreengattemptsorc at StateindvidTheyhihapilaoetcasthm...…
…*WENESAYDECEMBER 15, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAIL'Y ---7-- REGISTRAR IS AUTHOR OF MAGAZINE ARTICLE MEMBERS BOW" ,IN PAE SCNRS Describes Recent Attitude OF North Junior High Schools DAVIS WRITES HISTORY Ira M. Smith, registrar of the Uni- versity, is the author of an article in the current number of "The North Central Association Quarterly" which describes the action the North Centralf Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools has taken...…
…'UTRDAY, DECE MISER 15, 19)2n TUE MICHIGAN DAILY . . ... . ....... . .... GREEN MAY CLASSIFYV FELONIES PUNISHABLE AS HABITUAL CRIMES Court Fines Student - HOOVER IS SNAPPED ON BOARD MARYLAND WITH TWO For Pitching Penics PROMINENT NICARAGUA FIGURES: DIAZ AND MONCAJRA PRESENT CODE GIVES FOR FOUR LIQUOR VIOLATIONS LIFE NO LEGAL BAR IN WAY Liquor Law Violation l Iay Be Marie Misdemeanor; "Maximum Penalty Would Then Be One Year (By Associ...…
…rTUnRDAY., DECEMBE1R 15,1921 "I HE MICIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE i i.L V AL V 1~tz l . V. i 1 A" iTSli.,i AA%.il-"'I i/A Si irl i rrrr wr.w i i :.r omm r r.w w+nn lrr w rl l! HAll TALKS tN WEST VIEW SHOWING DAMAGE DONE BY J H~jinsdale Traces Paths Of Early Indians IJLL ~ STRM CCURNG DUIY OnMa ps Of Original Michigan Surveyors INDIN ANHROOLOG j ONVOERSINCRAS Trailing the paths hreon the ab- on the site of Scio, Dr. Hinsdale has INDIN AN HRO O...…
…-mm I With Every Sunday Edition of the Paper 11he Sunday Supplement ithigan Daily Special Features, Exch and Church Notice I I WAWKOO GEORGE BISCHOFF ..Florist.. CHOICE CUT FLOWERS AND PLANTS 228 Chapin St. Both Phones MODERN DANTE DESCENDS INTO THE LOWEST LIMBO OF a HADES AND DESCRIBES DREADFUL INFERNAL REGIONS Climbing hot iron ladders seems a glow of a long row of incandescant conscious of being alone. I did not r. . BUSI...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Jockey Sextet Takes 5-4 Win From London A. C. In 01 pener Captain David Suffers Injury; Heyliger Stars Brilliant Center Registers Every Michigan Marker Hard-Fought Tilt (Continued from Page 1) don defense to burn home a drive in 1:55. Play was all in the London half of the ice throughout the first period as both David and Heyliger missed from close in before Heyliger on a brilliant solo dash crossed up the London rear gua...…
…WEDNESDAY, DEC. 15, 1937 TilHE MICHIGAN DAILY m: t FI The Perfect Ghift a is the Practical Gift! We suggest BEAUTIFUL LEATHER PURSES and BRIGHT WOOL PARKA HOOD and SCARF SETS 219 SOUTH MAIN STREET Pig and Mocha :s{ Dress Gloves TRIPLE STITCHED $3.95 t 60 Wilkinson LUGGAGE SHOP " t.;>;;: : ;>: ;,:: ;.; .- 325 SOUTH MAN STREET w4 ;"'hPhone 4013 Smokers' Gifts Ben Wades ..... $7.50 & $3.50 Ben Wades and Adephia (Seconds) ......... $150 Dunhil...…
