…TLrzp,,iY, vkri-rliThtr , i9if4 THE A MIG TANI DATILY PtC T4i itMSMI . a_ .. .. ... a..a.aa v. rs .." ew ti i. a.Xa a -I IIU. 9 aaa".a: *? I 501-0 DOESN'T RATE:. Expert Rated Michigan Gridders Third in 1901 (EDITOR'S NOTE: 'hi' is the see- ond in a series of articles on the first Rose Bowl team.) By PRES HOLMES It seems that Casper Whitney was naming "All-Americans" long before anyone ever heard of Wal- ter Camp or Grantland Rice. The...…
…I THE MICHIG'AN DAILY WTSHAY; HLC,' Rf t l II' filty.Eighth Year 1 WASHINGTON WIRE: Cold Weather Crisis 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 Cltd9 Rcht.......................City Editor Jeanne Swendeman ........Advertising Manager Edwin Schneider ....…
…TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1947 THR Miriii(IdN DAILY PAGErFl . ,. .,.T lA TVPA~ 11 NO M 'Paul Bunyan' Ticket Sales ToContinue in U' Hall Booth Books Solve Activities Cup Dance Will Have Woodsy Theme Ticket sales will continue in the University Hall Booth for the an- nual "Paul Bunyan Formal," to be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Satur- day, Jan. 10 in Waterman and Barbour Gymnasiums. Students purchasing tickets will also have an opportunity t...…
…?~ c'-~t~V 1, 4 IT'S A DOG'S LIFE: No Chrisnmas Eiogs For Bad ers, Raccoons - 4 - - t 39 4 e 71 6 I/U/t icr C) Ic/o0i; By IVAN KELLY and CRAIG WILSON Christmas will be just another day for the animals of the Uni- versity zoo. With the exception of the Wol- verine, who will receive an extra half-can of dog food, there will be no special dinner or presents handed out'on December 25, ac- cording to Ralph Morrill, zoo keeper. The bears, racco...…
…, DE WAERL 1K B41i T"HE MICHIGAN DAILY a "1,, . " ES'I 0 4 cr -' FEN (Shopping District) Stores 11 91 Will Be Open You-r Tonight Ui l for Convenience rJ..ra:.v:::!;.N... .. . ..! Youl Will 1Find AnC At ourFavrie Sore.. ;_- .: lJ : 1;:{ L :f rr.rrr J :; : .; . ,'rgg ..ti r r "" ' l ... t 'r r" "r }?:r ,yrt'arr f 'trfri rr," !' . fir{:; r. 'fi?"f i rrf , f :.::":: '':jci . s r 'f w;r :9; , : i..:.: MY :,f ( " if …
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 4aintenance Men Uphold Yule Tradition 'istmas spirit here at Michi- A main line is hoisted up the difficulties have arisen from the has for many years been trunk of the tree with a block sudden appearance of snow - tened by the appearance of and tackle and then the fun be- storms, which weight the branch- htly lighted tree in the mid- gins. The maintenance men climb es with snow. At this time the f campus. up the tree and l...…
…UEDAY, DEEMBER 1, 14 THE MICHIGAN AY League To Give Annual Yule Party The Michigan League is giving its annual Christmas party for all League employes and their hus- bands and wives from 8 to 11 p.m. tomorrow in the Grand Rapids room, Hussey room and concourse on the second floor. Christmas carols will be led by Prof. David Mattern of the School of Music. Dancing and card play- ing will also highlight the pro- gram. The soda bar and second ...…
…A UNTED BY HOBBY: Pittsfield Ho Playgrounmd By WIaLJAM 11)WSL.EV One of the Pittsfield Village houses is already haunted with whimsically gruesome woods a--d little ivory people capering about[ the living room. At the same time, down in the basement, more are coming into being under the facile hands of Prof. Alexander Barry, of the Medical School, and only by avo- cation a carver of wooden goblins. The dubious creatures are Prof. Barry's hobb...…
… WATCHING THE WORLD le Page 4 Lw6 :41i4 OCCASIONAL LIGHT RAIN Latest Deadlie in the State . VOL. LIX, No. 73 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECE-MBER 16, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Chiang Kai-Shek Asked To Resign Friends Advise Chinese President. To Quit as Reds Threaten Peiping NANKING-(P)-President Chiang Kai-Shek's closest friends asked him to quit and let others try to negotiate peace with China's Communists, it was learned reliably. T...…
…PAGE TWO * - a f.. A a .. T .' A.,. . aaa. ' TEWRRSDAY, DttTMRER, 1P. IMR "" "" 1 11 AN 1AIT iiid ALWb:7.6FCAJLy "ALI l :Il J.U 1JA4 1V 1 7YO SANTA'LL BE THERE: Patients at 'U' Hospital To Have a Merry Xmas By FRAN IVICK More than 1,000 patients in University Hospital won't be home for Christmas. But patients, staff members and M5lany people throughout Michigan Coed Released On $500_Bail A 19-year-old University coed has been released o...…
… 'HTRSI)AV, DEcrEMIiEtI 16, T14 TlE MICHIGAN DAILY PACT 71-11 11r-.r Icers Renew Fatadians Out to Break Undefeated Streak, Wolverine Six at Full. Strength in DefeSe. Of Thompson Trophy, North American Title By B. S. BROWN Michigan's hockey squad will invade Chicago tonight to meet the niversity of Toronto sextet in a charity game at Chicago Stadium. An estimated 18,000 onlookers will be on hand to get a 1oop, at wo of the finest college h...…
… Folm THE IRICHIGAN TIATI V YTY! +jf1 V 71 _.. _...._a aa u ma .V al l V.C .1 . a..p ' L l_ .J. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - - TUURSDAY, DE Ea The City Editor's SCRATCH N PAD SELECTIVE SERVICE officials who are currently studying the question of de- ferring draft-age college students have quite a knotty problem on their hands. The immediate effect of deferring college students would be to flood the institutions of higher learning...…
… THrURSDAY, DECEMBER ,16, 1948 -,"I'E 2M CH.G"DAI' PAGE FIVE "a aar /...1e.a.i t. ii..i L1'a1 Al.!£Y:A JIA .: ..._.._ _: .. .. Ice Carving Displays To Be Big Part of Winter Carnival Strong To Play Ice carving displays to be erect- ed by houses and dormitories, will be an integral part of the 1949 Michigan Winter Carnival. In past Winter Carnivals, this has never been done, but since the ice displays at the Dartmouth Winter Carnivals h...…
…TITT MICTTICAN DXILY T-1 ADAY9 BF.CEMP.rr U, 19i& I m INSIDE STORY: Daily Reporter Inspects Conditions at Infirmar By ALEX LINDSAY I visited the Washtenaw County Infirmary yesterday, which has been under fire from the County Board of Supervisors this week. Chairman Mark Mayne accused Superintendent Herbert Ken- nett with abusing the patients and permitting unsanitary conditions. I FOUND an ancient piano and a small library of law books do...…
…The Daily ishes Everyone A Merry Christmas . r VACATE See Page 2 Ci r Ewr a Di ~E~aiti , I a Yes t WAULl eel ne t iLtate VOL. LX., No. 70 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1949 7'9 T I XKT £L ! 1 u-l Tu w'N r CLOUDY, WARMER PRICE FIVE CENTS 3 t 17 DA Y (Fl BLISS Students Begin rek Homeward By DAVE THOMAS Ann Arbor town braced itself for another Dunkirk-like debarka- tion today as a huge majority of the University's 23,...…
….4 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1940 - , _ -I1 Vacate FROM THE Student Legislature, from the Daily editorial page, and from the stu- dent body itself comes the cry "Vacate." The general tenor of the argument sup- porting the idea of longer Thanksgiving vacations is singularly indefinable. Per- haps the aggitators feel that the school work is just too tough for them and that they deserve a rest. Perhaps also there are ...…
…FMIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1949 Cagers Prep for THE MICHIGAN DAILY #AGR M ._.IC I A D T . .P . n.U : . T Ras rZ" "U! 'aUA+w. U Iw F Holiday Slate, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Toronto Tilt First of Two At Coliseum (Continued from Page 1) Trophy at stake. This year, however, the Windy City date has been cancelled due to diffi- culties in securing the Chicago Stadium. Wolverine mentor Vic Heyliger intends to use practically the same combinations tha...…
…PAGE FOUR, VIPE MVTCHWAN DAILY FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1949 'l YM1:11'.NI. ML 1 1.L l.I 11 V 1. I - -- -- .- I., t1m TREASURE HUNT: Antique Adventure Told by Patterson By ROZ VIRSHUP Antique hunters may start in search of silver spoons but they never know when they'll run into a historical treasure hunt, ac- cording to Robert Patterson, Ann Arbor resident and former United States consul to Ireland. Patterson retired from business and recen...…
