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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1934 Ward Speaks 'Loving Cup' Even Father Time Sociology Society The Wr SpasDowned In Furious HeasuDscnsio Today, Closings+T C N +""LA uitM h1 To a ,C o i gSB ieWith ROTCF Discussion of the field work of shpo Yo thCo gr ss - _three suetJ at ht,'35,, Youth Conoress ny Libby Se3in, 5, and Eleanor Peter- Whn son, '35, was the feature of the reg- AT THE Atey pha scs the services of an authority in ular mee...…

…PAGE EIGHT .... . . T - E of not flAtLY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice tk. all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to th* 1P-esident until 3: 0 . m. (11,30 a. m. Saturday. Volutnie 6 TUESD)AY, I)Et'EIBEI 10, 19'1 iiiiier 71 1 I Executive Board, Grduate School: There will be a meeting of the Executive Board of the Graduate School on Tuesday, December 16, at four o'clock in the off...…

…THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. fvhWt wwYi WWWWr w~wrWWWWWWWWi WWWWWWWW fiiWW iiWrlvwrml the objection to this term that there is speaking to a DAILY reporter about this E to the word machine. When you say organization and its work, Mr. Eaman, E E PO ITICSCOslate, people imagine all sorts of con- the president of the Club, said: COL EG spiracies against their free judgment and "We have not for an end to better col- immediately they are upon ...…

… 3 7 ATETILE THEATERSI Wrom en TODAY -=«I Adelia Cheever house and several of the small dormitories will be open dur- Arcade-George Cohen's produc. ing Christmas vacation. Girls who will tion, "Get B'h Quick Walling- he in Ann Arbor during the holidays ford." should see Dean Myra B. Jordan. Majestic - Pola Negri in "One All girls who want to do work dur- Arabian Night." ing the holidays are requested to leave their names and phone numbers wit...…

… SUNDAY, DECEMBER. 16, 1956 THE MICMGA'v DAILY SECTION TWO-PAGE Tit EE, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1956 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SECTION TWO-PAGE THREE The Winter Scene Cold And Christmas Joy Crispsis 11 Offers Vastc Opportunityt For Sports Winter has the dubious distinc- tion of being the leading seasonY for gripes and complaints about the ever popular subject of weath- er. Days are short, walking andt driving are often treacherous and the wind i...…

…SUNDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY _______________________________________________________________________________ U m . IFC Will Entertain Children At Hill Auditorium Tuesday Santa Claus Will Give Packages of Candy; Magician, Juggler, Novelaires To Perform Saint Nick will be on hand to wish everyone a very "Merry Christmas" at the IFC Children's Party which will be held Tuesday afternoon from 3 to 5 p.m. in Hill Auditorium. Th...…

…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 ...…

… THE IC,~iGA LAIL PAI Ime Opportuity for Coeds-Tt>Talk With WAVES To Close Today Christmas Box GP Needs Plea Answered Entertainers The cooperation of University wvo Coed Singers, Skits Wanted men in, preparing Chrrstmas boxes For Bond Campaign Show for invalid servicemen has been over- whelming, Miss McCormick an- More dancers and singers are nounced yesterday. needed for entertainment to be given f1i laAxhvin the near future by the Junior...…

…Published Daily (Sundays excepted) drig the Collegea, at THE UNIVERSIY OF MICHIGAN. Osescas The Itaad Pess, Hentng Bok. Bth Phnes, t47. MANAGING EDTOR. F. EuanuLaA, 'It L. BUSINESS MANAGER. . H ANS, 00 L. EDITORS. ATHLETICS, . . . G. D. HUnaUT, 'It E T.I. Waaaans,'OIL. A. H. MaflaauaL,'Ot E A. . BOWNE. '2.E. J. B. WOD, '0, l.J. MuNTaassla,'I, W. D.. HCEYa, 'aI M, WOMANS' EDITION. MANAGNG EDTO, j BUSINESS MANAGER,S LOutsa FaACS DIDGa 'a. EDTORS...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Volume 2 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1921 Number 70 Notice to Heads of Departments: The budget blanks for the budget of 1922-1923 will be ready for delivery on Saturday, Dec. 17. The blanks for departments in the several schools and colleges may be had at the offices of the Deans. All other departments are requested to call for blanks at the Secretary's office. The completed budget requests are to b...…

…A TWO-PAGE FOUR iwim MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. DECEMBER, IA. 19156 TH IHGA AL QFJNDAV f L "JC*% 1 V A1T ~ ,. -..~-,'.A~ALAJPa.*awXV, l *UU r II SCENE FROM THE SIDELINES: FINEST TOYS FOR GIRLS AND BOYS 'I Comp & AMER LARGE SELECTION of NATIONALLY ADVERTISED TOYS lete line of LIONEL Tremendous Vari ICAN FLYER TRAINS of BEAUTIFUL DO WE DELIVER RY M. KIDDIE KORNER Main at Madison ety )LLS OPEN EVER EVENING Till 9:00 P. PHONE 1 O 8-71...…

… PAGE TEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1951 EMPTY POCKETS, EMPTY PURSES: Xmas Shopping To Strain Family Budget By HELEN BROWN Students and their families will spend about as much money in the next four weeks in their depart- ment and specialty stores as they spend in seven or eight weeks at other times of the year. With higher income taxes and the high price level, this year's annual Christmas shopping is likely to bring more ...…

…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...…

…THE- MCHIGN-DALY M. 1, 1, 9i1 ANNUAL CHRISTMAS CONCERT: Four Soloists To Be Feaitured In Handel's 'Messiah' Sunday New York Buried Under 22Inch Snowfall Co. A Holds Formal Dinner Agnes Davis, soprano; Lillian' Knowles, contralto; William Miller, tenor, and Wellington Ezekiel, bass, will sing the solo parts in the annual performance of Handel's "Messiah," to be presented at 3 p.m. Sunday in Hill Auditorium by the University Musical Societ...…

…THE MlVER61TY OF MICHIGAN DAILY POLITICS. these intentions will be carried out is light. The next morning the papers gallery with the familiar look, so well (Concluded) problematical. Organizations are con- reported that Hilary Smith and UJp- remembered by all the women, both old stantly changing and there may in a ton Jones, two U. of M. students, spent and young, who have ever been under strongest competition is the Freshman few years be a m...…

….o I DECEMBER 18. 1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SECTION TWO-PAGE FIVE Y ++ Highlights of 1956 Melbourne Olympics Reviewed " 4' By AL JONES Russia's Olympic athletes ral- lied valiantly, overcame a terri- fic Americas, lead, and won their first Olympic Games this month 'In Melbourne, Australia. Although this "team" victory is unofficial in the opinion of the organizers of the Games, it is the fact of most importance to the spectators that a...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE EL ANN ARBOR SANTA CLAUS: Toymaker Brings Cheer to Children LIFEMANSHIP EXPERT: Potter Advances Art f tChrgmns-Shi FOREIGN STUDENTS VIEWS: Yule Spirit Same All Over 4 PREPARING FOR CHRISTMAS: Ann Arbor's Santa Claus, Al Warnoff, seems to consider himself in a little boy's paradise surrounded by toys. The 1,435 toys com- pleted have filled Mr. Warnoff's workshop and overflowed into his bedroom and garage. Toy Sho...…

…THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. A COLLEGE FRIENDSHIP. looked up at him and held out her hand. He grasped it in both of his. "Marg," his voice trembled now; "Marg-is he- A STORY. did he- " he could get no farther; something seemed to choke him. "Yes, Will," she answered softly. "He "I say, Bill, quit that - pacing, did." Then freeing her hand, she con- can't you? Barker gave us fifty prob- tinued: "He proposed to me this after- lems in calcu...…

…14 SECTION TWO-PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECEMBER 16, 195j LATEST FASHIONS: Coeds Outfits Colorful 'Coeds' attempts to keep warm. from head to toe brighten up the drab winter scene. Boy coats in beige or-navy are traditional favorites when coeds choose the basic part of their win- ter wardrobes. Michigan'six-footers, maize and blue striped wool scarves, are often chosen by boy coat wearers to keep their ears warm and add colo...…

…PAGE TWELVE THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1951 PAGE TWELVE SUNDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1~51 CHRISTMAS ANCESTRY: Influence of Paganism Shown in Yule Customs (PAID ADVERTISEMENT) MEM MONSTROUS SUCCESS: !Ensian,, Prices wise De. 21 OUT MONDAY Although Christmas now con- veys to most people a religious significance, the early church fa- thers once tried to stomp it out as a remnant of paganism. Before the age of Christ, the Satur...…

…IDE UwI VEJbIfY 01 MICHiGAN DAILY dm m WWW~M WVW W M WM WWMVM aN ~ md Closely allied to the drums are the tam- flutes and allied forms in which the i ourines seen in the opposite waii case. toies are produced y the passage of a N i iC AN D ADT U The essential difference hetween the current of air across an opening in a . . I,. ~ UJ IE\I s ainiourine and the singte headed drum tuhe, the variety of toises heing pro- :m is tse imetsod of ptaying,...…

… } SUNDAY. DECEMBER 16. 1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SECTION TWO-PAGE SEVEN O V 1 M1t 4 O TE IHc DALYSCIN W-PG SV? MANY LOCAL EVENTS PLANNED: Campus Celebrates 1y l (4 By JAMES SMITH The thought of Christmas usu- ally brings to the student's mind thoughts of children and ,toys, close friends and perhaps parties. Christmas season is topped off with exchange of gifts and greet- ings among the family which gathers around the Christmas tree on ...…

…THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. + g IT. HEINE 226 : Woodward Avenue. .t . * - Detroit. . and a writing-desk. In these sun-rooms selection of new books, which are added L A .". are to be found four monthly magazines to the library every month. and include L A D IE S + for the use of the convaleocents. For the latest and heat in fiction, essays, hi- + the past two years the children at the ography, travel arod history. Students + hospital ha...…

…i SECTION TWO-PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECEMBER 16,1958 ------------------------------ I F LLETT'S showsyouhowto make 18 people happy this OriztmaS I I I I 95 ..A $2.95 - u - a " ;}.r$2.9 '- I { I I IPlease everybody? CERTAINLY! Whether you have eight, I eighteen or eighty on your list, books will compliment them I - and you. FOLLETT'S is the one place where you can find I the most appreciated gifts for everybody, from small ...…

…'itE 4 ;-- ! Lt1 1 1 t) fit IIsIUAN MAui1 W Track Athletics. marching, Swedish and artistic gymnas- tics, series of exercises with dumb-bells, ATHL TICc.c Indian clubs, chest weights, and wands, . TIL[T.S . . . < iisigan will ndoubtedty continue to as well as exercises with heavy appara- uphold her fine reputation in the depart- tus are included in the general plan. -MIss KATHERINE G. HINE, EDITOR. a nent of track athletics this year. It was ...…

… SUNDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1956 HE MICHIGAN DAILY SECTION 4-PAGE N NTM , SUNDAY. DECEMBER 18. 1956 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SECTION TWO-PAGE NINR CHRISTMAS FUND FOR NEEDY: Students Aid In Salvation Army Drive By BARBARA NEUMAN Seven University groups - have aided the Salvation Army in their drive for Christmas funds this A year. Members of Pi Beta Phi, Collegi- ate Sorosis, Sigma Kappa, Couz- ens Hall, Sigma Chi, Trigon and Phi Sigma Kappa have ma...…

…THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. S440'4444-f-f4f+444414ff4* and prophecy of his fitness to afterward Both services meet a need which is rec- D. Rl. TINKERl & SON' foccuov tie chair made vacant hy the ognized. f 4~~ death of the tamoecfedDr. Cocker. The courses of Bihie study are uni- HTESADFRIHR the truest friends of the University de- college associations of te country. Headquarters for v soutty -ray that such sceoes cay often( They treat of...…

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…THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. tention is the presence of women in was not tp to the standard of today, but was used for class rooms. The south were unmercifully lampooned, some- nearly all the departments. It is dif- it furnished a healthful exercise and building was devoted entirely to class times very coarsely. This burlesque ficult for him to realize that the women pleasant diversion. Intercollegiate rooms, except that there were comfor...…

…THlE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY ..AT...l THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION. f or own alminus, Charles Kenuall A__ damss has eo advancing steadily, and , lAK V ithesip lring of r897 te desire fist ,li has tnows an AttmitiitAssciatot 4%5s' beae atetaoniurau si h t ci s stttsii o otn oya o Wi COUSIN tlesxdl r niy au n ascain ie-ne r otigi o oal ts di sat- s draw& [1ALL fl hle enittitlsied for tee Uisr {s large ninmber of stdeints and or it. nd whient Pres...…

…THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. Getting That's what foot. We d it too small have all size rately-andi GLASS New Phone 536 Styles(tn LADIES' STREET HA LINEN COLLARS O l The P L( HOLDS SKIRT UP Al U -'' Holiday Ooods at Brown's Drug Store, Cor. Main and Huron Streets. Since she became associate editor of the brick-maker and his wife had vanished, OUR A NNUAL DA se, there have been ten other women but blood and marks of violence testified on ...…

…~Ladies Slippers and Oxfords FOR EVENING WEAR i FULL LINE .... ALL NEW AND UP TO DATE 119 SOUTH MAIN L T-.- T.S CCr- BURCHFIELDIMAKE ONEY ~" DURING VACATION The Fine Tailoring Student Agents Wanted to Sell Trade of the City. SCHLEEDE'S BINDER BURCHFIELD, 106 EAST HURON STREET Enqqire at 340 South State. F. J. SCHLEEDE. F JUST A STEP AHEAD IN STYLE-NEVER IN PRICE. HILDEBRAND THE NEW TAILOR, 120 WASHINGTON ST. 14 LAMPS FOR STUDENTS $00 We have a...…

…,. ,. , ., M1;; y _ ,,, , , ;r , - _ . , .r i i ry 3 f \ I J 'F, }{ i. Hear Yet Hear Ye! NOW ON SALE AT WAH'S U. OF M. SOUVENIR BOOK, 50 CENTS U. OF M. SOUVENIR POSTAL CARDS, 2c e CHRISTMAS BOOKS AT UNDER PRICES. ' VARSITY VERSE" being a collection of poems by students of the U. of M., in six little books. Just issued by Ye Inland Press. Price 50c. THE ORACLE NEXT WEEK. WA HR' …