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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY RANDALL P H 0 T 0 G R A P H E R I ® Study with v There isnobet THE WEL.SBACH ALL STYLES A The Ann Arbor t Good Light iter light thansc READING LAMP TALL PRICES. Gas Coi-iivn+ ToALB1IIN, MARSHALL, BATTLE CREEK,: 'KALAMAZOO, and Points East and West LWOn G. T. BY. at BATTLE CREEK I LWRATES FAST TIME NewS Sh~ Cal - ton kid but Walk-Over Shoe Company 111 South Main St. ihipment ofr Dress )es and Oxfords il1 and see our new But- ...…

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…____TfEM~IGANlDItiY N DAILY F IRE and WATER By MASCOTT Edited and managed by students of the University of' Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not, otherwise credited in ...…

…PAGE FOUR ,.rHE MICHIGAI i DAILY THURSDAY, DEC EMBER 0, 1956 PAGEFOU III MIIUGA b~l A HURDAYDECMBER20,195 'THEY LIKE MY BEARD': Student Recalls Santa Adventures "Have you seen my new beard?' "Little girls just love to run their fingers through it when they sit on my lap," Santa Claus said, taking the soft white strands of imported Yak hair from his closet. "This is the best beard I've had yet," Santa', alias Marshall Badt, '57Ph, said loo...…

…Feelingf Proud, -,t io i g p tlst e' , ' 1+li frtee Ar IIr , «o ,ht Suth motciti ial; 7 J. K. MALCOLM, Prop.,' 118 Lb~t~t M U5 EiMECNTIS New Whitney "Theatre JaOTH PHONES 480 Frederick Thompson Presents EDWARD ABELES With an orgina New York Cast in Brewsters ByWinch ell Smith and Byron Ongley A Dramatization of CeorgeEBarr'McGutcheon 's Famous Book. "A Scenic Triumph" "A Laughing Success" ,re'iis st Ship Scene and Storm Effects Ever Witnessed ...…

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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1950 __________________________________________________________________________________________________ I ............... -_ The City Editor's SCRATCH PAD ]RESIDENT TRUMAN'S recent proclama- tion of a national emergency has remov- ed any remaining illusions which we may have had about living normal, peacetime lives in the post-World War II era. These illusions began shortly after that war ended, ...…

…1 FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1951 I I RTISTIC SCIENTIST: Prof. Sutton To Paint Unusual Bird in Mexico Noses Snub Santa An opportunity to paint a rare :exican bird, the bearded wood artridge, presented an irresistible mptation to Prof. George M. Ltton, University Ornithologist, ta Kappa Nu raps Twenty who left for Mexico by train this morning. The rest of the members of the expedition will join Prof. Sutton in Baton...…

…THE MICHICAN DAILY, FMAT. DEI THE MICHICAN DAHY' AL.IAYa r.v flI ir "' L (.r A ' .,.. _. ..,.._...__ _ . _ I ! REORGANIZATION LAW: Congressmen To Receive Pay Boost, Pension Plan Benefits C'3 WASHINGTON, Dec. 19-(A)- Starting in January congressmen will get higher salaries: And for the first time they will be eligible for pensions when they retire or are defeated. Move Overdue The pay and pensions program is part of the reorganization la...…

…t PAGE.OUR 0 T HE M1CHiGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DEC,Z 4 1944 ... Fifty-Fifth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Post Mortem by Herbert Hoover 0 - By DREW PEARSON WASHINGTON, Dec. 19-Ex-president Herbert Hoover had a significant talk recently with his old friend, ex-editor of the San Francisco Chronicle and ex-Marine lieutenant, now Naval Commander, Paul Smith. Hoover still seemed irked over the election and made no secret of his displeasure ...…

…FOUR THE RICHIMAN DAILY Fifty-Sixth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: MacArthur Declined Request *-1 _--. II .m,~~~ Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board of Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Ray Dixon. . . . . . . . . . . Managing Editor Robert Goldman . . . . . . . . . . City Editor Betty Roth...... .. .. .. .. Editorial Director Margaret Farmer.... . . . . . Associa...…

…T HE,, M C H I -G A -N, - DA I LY THURSDAY,..DECEM$ER_ 20. 1934 THE MICHIGAN DAILY - TUUR$IMY ~ J,934 b. v . The Beer Facts At'Harvard. . . T IS NOT WITHOUT interest that one observes the recent action of Harvard University in its discontinuance of the s-le of beer in all dining halls at that institution. What appears most significant in this move is the Srascn given for it: simply that the student de- mand for beer at Harvard was not suff...…

…H E M I GM 1GOA N b AtI S.I the big white shoe hate OUTLOOK FOR TRACK TFE. M1 IS I3~ES'T IEVERI. (Continuedl from Page I.) .many one of the greatest weight nmen ever at Mlichigan. In the pole vault are Bartoni and Davey, both credited with z11 feet in- doors, and better than this in the open. In the broad jump AWaring made 22:2 in the Syracuse meet~ and 22:3 won tlhc intercollegiate event last ye'ar. Sar- *gent, wvh6 is said to be a find, ...…

…, DECEMBER 20, 1962 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGR:I TUE MICHIGAN flATLY PA lu! - ~ amy a K aavrL r l v j§ 'NOBLE' SUFFERING: Dumond Notes Negro Plight west Indian University Aids Mental Awakening IREr By MARTHA MacNEAL "We have waited so long-too long--to behave decently, justly and honorably towards the Ne- gro, that our loss has been very great," according to Prof. Dwight Dumond of the history department. "The greatest loss is seen in wha...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Annapolis, Md., Dec. 19.-At least a year and possibly two years will be re- quired before the nation can return to normal peace conditigns, said Secre- tary Daniels here today in an address to the conference of state governors.i Stating that a year and a half was re-I quired to contract with the British.J ships to carry 2,000,000 soldiers toI France, Secretary Daniels warned against over-optimism in expecting all soldiers...…

…FPRIDA"Y, D CFEM13EJ1 0, 1929 " 1-1 F. NI I("f-IIC, N ,'- . rAGE n flA t! V ~Afl1~! wrtrw - as J~t .t ~ A A ~ A S t~ ~ A. A A 1.4 A. .c= - ,. WILL BE PRIESENI1 AT 9STUDE[NTME Discussion of Student P oblem Wifl Promote Spirit of Coopcratiazn. NOTED MEN TO SPEAK Universities and Co ge Unitc jf Fro m Various S-ctions of (Country. 'Tickets to California 1re 110 often given as Chiistinas gifts, but this year Eleanor Cooke, '31, ha, been ...…

…THtSDIW;,: ,t~ D F 'T?2 20, li)2f THE MICHIAN DAILY __. 52 { r 7 w y Lxt 1. K C i t t r J r .s c Y Y l l ... ] j .l SAUE[ REASONS FOR WOMEN'S BASKET BALL ' PLYELD RULES ARE EXPLAINED BY DR. BELL tl<,0 F I or-s Nte: .{prepared to say that boys' basket- I this artic~kle, y Dr \[ trgaret Pell, licad of th3e Pstc{l f dzuetittoz epartrrcut for 11ball rules lend themselves to more OoFeIN:SKtT BsAL.nivers: has a prmrnttentcomplicated team...…

…FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1935 THE MICHIGAN IAILY PAGE IY.WY .. .. See No Need For Curb On Bank Credits Federal Reserve Boar Says Business Is No 'Over-Expanded' WASHINGTON, Dec. 19. - () - The Federal Reserve Board sees n evidence of "over-expansion of busi ness or of the use of business credit. A joint statement of the boar and its Open Market Committee is sued after a study of thequestion raised by the fact that banks hay $3,310,000,000 in ex...…

…TSE MICHIGAN DAILY CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING U- BUSINESS SERVICES. BALSAM TREES AND BOUGHS OREGON HOLLY CUT GREENS AND ROPING YOUR GARDEN CENTER 215 S. Fifth St. NO 3-5616 )J72 ANN ARBOR EMPLOYERS PERSONNEL 504 First National Bldg. BUSINESS SERVICES Here's the Perfect Gift SUNBEAM Now at these reduced prices! Fry Pan (in colors) . .$17.20 Reg. $21.50 Mix-Master ... NOW $36.46 Complete with bowls-Reg. $45.50 Steam Iron .........$13.95 2 3 4...…

… rl"'Ht MICHIGAN TIATT.v as at 1 11 f flM 1.1iltCAN1 TlLR12ATT-V.,.--. :<:. .y.ii All-Ann Arbor Christmas Party To Be Held Today In Union Union To Hold' Ball On Eve Of New Year Bill Sawyer To Furnish Music; Departing Students Can Make Reservations For Tickets Now Father Time will haunt the annual New Year's, Ball to' be held at the Union with his scythe and hour-glass, from 10 p.m. to 12 p.m., Dec. 31, but from then until (?) young 1941 ...…

…. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 2950,.¢ THE MICHIGAN DAILY VAGE! WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 19~0 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ?AGI I I I ROLL 'EM UP: Tea Presented Bunyan 'Formal' Preparations By Sigma Chi Demand Forester's Lessons Coed Guests Meet Members of the Forestry Club are busy introducing students to the true ways of the woodsmen in preparation for their annual Paul Bunyan "formal" to be held from 9 .p.m. to 1 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 13 in the Water...…

…TIIRE, MJ CI GAN DA ILY WEDNESDAY, DEC. 20,1944 PAQEL E - -s . -z :- . Senate Defeats Waterways Bill As Last Action Both Houses Adjourn For Christmas Holiday By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Dec. 19-A half- billion dollar post-war rivers and harbors bill was killed tonight when the Senate adjourned without recon- sidering a controversial report on it. Stringent opposition against- the measure developed from a House- passed rider exemp...…

…THEt MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FM~ Students Donate Christmas Boxes to Percy Jones Hospital Special Guests Will Be Present At League Grill More than 300 Christmas boxes were turned in by campus residences for men at Percy Jones Hospital cen- ter, Battle Creek, according to Jean Gaffney, chairman of the drive. The boxes were wrapped as Christ- mas gifts and were valued at be- tween $3 and $5, Miss Gaffney said. They contained various useful items...…

…ESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1934 THE MICHIETAN BATTy TP A fIU~' E'r'IrE~' AE~~A~ A'AYA~ Junior Cla ss Danee To Be Rose Bowl Queen To Be Chosen From This Group Given Feb. 8 StaleyChorus To Give Annual Coneert Today Group Singing Of Yuletide Sonlgs Will Be Directed By Achilles Taliafero I Formal For Win ter CH APTER HOUSE 3 SACTIVITY NOTEs Comittee Positions Fo J-Hop Are Announe By Litchfield J-Hop Chairman Edward H. Litch field yesterday a...…

…r" PAGZ SrX THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY. DECEMBER 20.1962' PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY THT1Th~DAV flEn mvn~ ~n 1Q4~ saavavfa.vcaJLjp aiaiva: IVALL' 1Y NV} d.a7V. G Wolverine Quintet Outclasses Spartans, Win 66-52 Cagers Withstand Second-Half Challenge; Buntin Leads Both Teams with 26 Points BY STAGER: Swim Rules Changes Praised _ _ -, By DAVE GOOD Michigan center Bill Buntin had to move with three players sagging around him last nig...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY !. Miss Hills Made Kent House Director Mrs. Oscar Conant, social director of the Kent house, has resigned on account of ill health. Miss Martha Hills, of Washington, D. C., has accept- ed the position and will begin her GO TO The Mayer-Schairer Company 112 S. Main St. FOR Fine Stationery Engraved Cards Die Stamping Printing Ruling Book Binding Leather Goods, Office Supplies Filing Devices Desks Chairs Book Cases work Ja...…

…A... Ti- .H TM1i,- H CAN Do' A L1 _ !Icxa+: 1)!t_:!, 4CEBi 2 1) ; .. .,- .. ,. . .... .. . t .. .. ._.. .. . VARSITI CAGERS TO- RESUME DRILLS DECEMBER 26 I no WILL1 PREPARE FURH MINNESOTA SET To. No Games Scheduled During Vacation Period to Give Chaice for Practice, MINNESOTA IS STRONG Terminating their pre-holiday basketball activities with the Albion game last night, the Michigan var- sity cagers will not hold practice session...…

…Bt . i. ' le hJbf .b.. J f.L'.tl.r J+:.* .L AL4 .. Varsity Basketeers Trounce Junior Varsity In Practice Enc JAYEE s|MOIHEODHOCKEY TEAM TO OPEN SEASON HEREF IAL 'ounter .i. 1 lI,11Y.:L .1 . la Bi G. _Y FI ST TRIHGER __ _______ _ __ ~YHK IHNkSBADGER CAGERS LOOK TO HEAVY """"T"""""""""""""""""""""""" SUPERIOROFFENSIYE PRELIMINARY BASKETBALL CA RD E Sport Briefs e L% ROSE INJURES WRIST; ORWIG MADISON, Wis., De 19.-The years. ely games durin...…

…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY YUMMY, DECEMBER, 20, 1935 PAQE SIX FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, I93~ Students And Gifts Wrapped Nicely Are Twice As Acceptable League Is Host Student Gives Talk On Hiunting i -T"- Crt4wdPVV15 I - iu i I rk q AI l ot Wor1s4 Ar Faculty Give Vacation Plans Dean Lloyd Will Spend Holiday In Philadelphia, New York Tell Of Other Trips Seeleys Go To Florida; Many Other Students To Visit South Many varied Christmas vacations...…

…> THE MICHIGAN DAILY NOW19 rryiore Be Heard DAILY COLLEGE ROUNDUP OFFICIAL Scrooge means .ns "A nany. s Dick- tAlevi- but it seems there a more convincing the late Lionel Bar, annual radio drama- arrymore is dead, he again in his familiar on CBS radio. By SELMA SAWAYA GETT'YSBURG - The newly- installed, honor system at Gettys- burg College will cover all exami- nations, term papers, reports, lab- oratory work and all homework, acc...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1940 FRmAY, JJ~UEM~ZR. 2G. 1$* Music Faculty ToAttendMeet OverHolidays Moore, Mattern, Christian Will Go To Cleveland For Sessions Of Society Thirteen members'of the University School of Music faculty will attend Christmas meetings of the Music Teachers National Association, the National Association of Schools of Music, the American Musicologicall Society and Phi Mu Alpha Fraternity from Dec. 26 to J...…

…w PAGE ix wI THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1950 POETRY ON RECORDS: Professor Originates New Disc Series. By CHUCK ELLIOTT:.- Prof. Austin Warren, literary critic and scholar, stood u firm- ly, opened a book, and began to read aloud with the clipped, dy- = namic tones of a prober Boston-- ian : "" 'Tis the year's midnight, and It is the day's,. Lucy's, who scarce seven_ hours herself unmasks..." A microphone in front of him ...…

…HG witkNE1 fi.LlY, liEl; C. 2 . =i -1~ Roosevelt Denies Formal Existence of Atlantic Charter <> ____________ _____ ___________________________ But He Reaffirms His Belief in Its Principles By The Assdejiated Press WASHINGTON, Dec. 19-President Roosevelt declared today that the Atlantic Charter did not exist as a formal document signed by himself and Prime Minister Churchill, but that he still stood for its principles. The chief ex...…

…six rilE ,MIdil-AN jjyTUJRADA lY, IEEEmBZR 2, 19.45 I. HIGHLIGHTS ON CAMPUSI EXTENSION SERVICE: 'UProgram Educates 50,000 Workers II I" Hobby Night Program ... Combining with the Hobby Night Program sponsored by the S.R.A. at 7:30 p.m. today in Lane Hall, the Ann Arbor Youth Hostel will present a program of American Folk Dancing, led and directed by Scott Colburn. After the dancing, refreshments will be served., The Youth Hostel meeting...…

…T HE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20,1934 Strikes, Assassinations, Political Strife Dominate 1934 Scene Depression Fighter 4-Great Britain will payment. Saar proved by League defer war debt plebiscite ap-; Council. Depression Fighter 5-Republicans deadlocked on new party leader.: 6-Twenty-four new war vessels ap- proved by Navy secretary. 7-NRA turns against price-fixing. Steel strike threat spreads. Tom- my Carroll, Dillinger lie...…

…i 'ti,! 1 1 Y , Lr:l ld;.1V'lYSL;tG iJ, f ! i1 L Ti-i ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - AhTi' -n T'n~i -, 4~3~J '54*i - T .IA HOOSIERS \TO MEET' QAKR STRA' GIANT ITALIAN IS CONTENDER ALL CAMPUS GRAPPLER TOURNEY FOR TUNNEY'S VACANT TITLE;-;LL J RLVEALS VARSITY POTENTIALV LuUl} (Continued From Page 6) 1upper hand ,for the rest UThS oi the Indiana Will Follow Michigan in Invasion of Philadelphia to Play Pentxsylvania. WILL MAKE COMPARISON Probably the outsta...…

…THURSDAY, DECEMB3ER 20, 102M HE-ILMrI HIIG.A N DAIU\t u --.>.... _ __.----... _ _ - . .__ __.. ._- - - -_.. .. _ f 1 a __ _ -- _ -__ 'Detroit- for "home" games. Cougars or the Olympics. of mst of the New York payrs. I Fnal Kanss A gie Boo t7Chales A. IHughes president of "The Blackhawks" M. iHuh s "The Cougars' and Olymnpis' PH[ P AGER1S TO METna A gesB okICIUCAGO BLACKIIAWKS the Detoit HIOCkey club indiates said, "wil play six ofthi~...…

…VAC E; EIGHT 'IFH MICHI A DAILY .1iVIDAY, PECEMBER 20, 19'"'9 PAOE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1~RIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 19~9 k 9 DAILY OFF[ICIAL BULLETIN SIXNEW CARUINALS Publication in the fBulletin is constructive notice to all members n of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- ;.I N ISG 19 B ' dent until 3:30 p. mn. (11:30 a. in. Saturday) ff Y01. il__A\ruPEay I AT CEREMONY,29Sl 0 4 C H MNColiegc of L~itera ture, S*r...…

…PAGEETC TT T~HE MICHIGAN IDILY TTTU% j DAYDCEMEi 20, 19:. DAILY OFFI1CIA L BULLEITIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of thae University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) Psychological Journal Club: II The Psychological Journal club:, Rmeets Thursday,.,Dec. 20, at 7:30, UAJSTIC FUNERAL ,OF- LAE~TE K ING E DWA RD VI IFE IUNflFASEDRfllVFIUN Vol....…