…t TAPPING TIME See Page 4 Y ItrA~ i:I Q Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LX, No. 52 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOV. 24, 1949 CLOUDY WITH SNOW PRICE FIVE CENTS Soviet Union Hits Chinese UN Delegates Calls Nationalists Unrepresentative NEW YORK-(A)-Rassia called the Chinese Nationalist delegation a bunch of pygmies yesterday and said Moscow no longer recognizes their right to represent China in the United Nations. Andrei Y. Vishinsk...…
…V, I PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1949 Williams To Participate In Parley Governor G. Mennen Williams will participate in the program of the 24th annual Michigan Ac-' counting Conference Saturday at Rackham Lecture Hall. He will attend the afternoon ses- sion of the conference, jointly sponsored by the Michigan Ac- counting Association and the School of Business Administration. THE MORNING session, begin- ning at 10 ...…
…THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 19490 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Nationalists Prepare To Quit Capital Reds 70 Miles From Chungking CHUNGKING--W)-The Chin- ese Government yesterday stream- lined itself and prepared to aban- don Chungking and follow its armies as Red troops surged to within 70 miles of the city. Just when the signal to quit Chungking would be given seem- ed to be up to the oncoming Com- munists. If they kept thrusting from the northeast, eas...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAIIY b THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 0 THUSDYNOEME_24 Tapping Time AND ONE DARK night the heavens parted. Down came the manifold host of mys- tics, each clad in the sign and garb of his particular cult. Down to the campus came they and raised a great clamor to the ocal Nimrod's. It was tapping time once more for the University's honoraries. Ferreted from their reluctant hiding, the wheels rolled eagerly to the altars, forges and bo...…
… THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1949' THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE ,, Acacias Plan Holiday Hike, Football Qame Acacia fraternity is celebrating Thanksgiving today with its an- nual full-day program. An early morning hike through the country will launch festivities. Hikers will return to feast on a turkey dinner with all the trim- mings and to view a play presented by the pledges. The traditional pledge-active football game in the Arboretum will...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY TilURSDAY, NOVEIBER 24, 1949 Wahi Elected'M' a ptain;KempthornMos aluable Giant Tackle Succeeds Wistert in Team Election *S * : Al Wistert -- All-Ainericai Tackle on National Teamj a * Kempthorn Rates Call As Team's Top Player Al Wahl, a stalwart tackle who has anchored the right side of Michigan's line for two years, has succeeded his left side counterpart, Independent entries for the Intra-Mural Basketball Leagu...…
…THI T.AY NOVEMBER 24. 1949 THE MIHIG AN DAILY PAGE SEVEN u -a . - TURKEY DAY TUSSLES: Penn, Cornell Clash in Ivy League Tilt, Longhorns Meet Texas Aggies Today NEW YORK-()-A number of traditional Thanksgiving Day bat- tles usher in the week's college football schedule today, and then on Saturday the final full salvo of the '49 season will echo across the nation's playing fields. Headlining as usual the closing Saturday of the fall madne...…
… PAGE EIGHT THlE RliCHIGAN DAILY THrURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1919 Michigan Sets Pace In Child Care U PROBLEM SOLVING-Clarence F. Ilamsay, superintendent of the Michigan Children's Institute, discusses a problem with Busi- ness Manager Delmar Wright as Mrs. Mary Van Tuyle, Ramsay's seretrtakes notes. More than 80 workers make up the staff of th Insttute THE MICHIGAN CHILDREN'S INSTITUTE Places State Wards in Foster Homes GOING ...…
… ENTHUSIASM? 'dY ,tC43U~ 41P a t CLOUDY CONTINU aED COOL Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 55 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 24, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS IFC Backs New Election Organization Block Voting End Seen in Proposal By JOHN DAVIES A move to kill block voting in campus balloting in future elec- tions gained momentum last night as the Inter-Fraternity Council threw its weight behind the pro- posal of a campus citizensh...…
…THE-1,.-MICHIGAN DAILY, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1949 -1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 2L 1fl&~ a )T ENOUGH MEN: Spinsterhood Threatens Two Million Frauleins a " D (s _ HAMBURG, Germany - (IP) - About two million women in the British Zone of Germany have no hope of getting married. - On the average there are 120 women in the zone for every 100 x men. In some areas the proportion is as high as 150 to 100. A BRITISH official rep...…
…WENESD~AY, NOVEM3'1ER 24, 1948 Tit MICHIGAN .DATLYs .. ,.. ..... saa ... is av:.u av.a..._..araaa.a.r:.a Congress Set To Look into Huge Profits Total Heading for Twenty Billion WASHINGTON - (5) - Profits are shooting toward an estimated $20,000,000,000 record this year and Senator Flanders (Rep., Vt.) said today Congress wants to know what is going to be done with them. He heads an inquiring subcom- mittee which will open hearings Dec. 7 in...…
…PAG FO R THE SMICHIGAN DAILY WMVP SIPAY-S- NOVEMMW 24 104-9- (Editor's Note is written by Managing Editor Harriett Friedman.) NOTHER ANGLE of the Amherst frater- nity case which deserves comment con- cerns a very noteworthy action taken by that school's Board of Trustees. The Amherst Trustees voted in spring, 1946, that "on or before October 1, 1948, each chapter of a fraternity at Amherst College shall formally advise the Board of Trust...…
…EMIR WEflNOVJ~M1WU2t 1 fr~ THl ,MTCT-TTCtAN 1DA1 FAV.F rrIVIV e League Committee Positions Offer Variety 'Jack in the Beanstalk' To Be Theme of Union Formal Dec. 10 Juniors Can Still Pay Dues Social Chairman Plans Coed Fun It takes a party gal with a level head to manage the League Social committee. "It's fun! says League Social chairman, Bobby Jo Ream, who seems to fulfill the above require- ments. "The social committee is ~r WINNE...…
…l IVY-TCHItA N- nA1T." vo mmviavii* 4,^bla 4 416 a as M t.1-1-v l\ ilflTV- -L . - J 1 N Z ~A1 '.AWIV .rAPXI E J' uAx, NUYE3MER 24; 1948 Michigan's Big ine amps Lea Irish in AP Poll l., Oregon Breaks Top Ten; Upset, Penn State Dives Wolverines Take 105 First Place Votes As Ariy and Notre Dame Remain Idle 'BIG MOOSE' TO HEAD HERD: i Al Wistert Succeeds Tomasi as 'M' Football Captain 'M' Defense Tough, But Offense Deserves Praise ...…
…THE MIC IGAN DAILY WALLOW, NOT HOLLOW, WIN. Mud Lends Humor to Final Midget Game { ...rrr. UI A last look at the lightweights before King Football abdicates for another year: Playing conditions for Friday's game with Ohio State were -out of this world ... the game was played on the varsity practice field and the only grass in evidence was along the sidelines . . . . to make matters worse a heavy rain fell during the second half . . . ....…
…THE MICIGAN DAILY ._ p . .:+ ~ . ~ ~zn . a y {. . w x rYa,,In IY~i lM Y g KEYS TO SUCCESS: Experience Is Still Best Teacher, Says Curzon By JO MISNER The life of a virtuoso is not all beer and skittles, according to Clifford Curzon, English pianist who will perform at 8:30 p.m. Sat- urday in Hill Auditorium. }Lookto 508 E. Williams for the tops in "pops" and classics on RCA Victor Records Freddy Martin and His Orchestra RHYTHMS FROM LA...…
… WHAT'S ON Y LwI tg~ *a3 ti4 CLOUDY, WARMER WAX See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVII, No. 54 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1946 PRICE FIVE CENTS Michigan Routs OSU But MVisses Crown U. .Asks Fuel Freeze Tightens; 'Cut Coal Use'--Mayor rastic' Coal ation L' , Win 58-6 As Illini Beat Wildcats, 20-0 Chappuis Tosses Three Touchdowns, Scores One, Breaks Two Records By CLARK BAKER Special To The Daily COL...…
…I'U TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SU N MAY, NOVEMBER 24= 1946 Foreign Student Enrollment Greatest in Scientific Courses I A comparatively large enrollment of students from other countries is .lso found in the fields of law and education. Jdergraduates Outnumbered In every field except engineering, the number of graduate foreign stu- dents exceeds the number of under- graduates. The large.t number of students from a single country studying in any ...…
… SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1946T 'THE ICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TRREJ INDIA IN THE NEWS: Monarchy on Trial --Sir Iyer; Afridi Look to Khyber Pass EDITOR'S NOTE: The following digest of news from India is offered for the more than 100 Indian. students enrolled this semester and for the caimpus-at- large. NEW DELHI, Nov. 20-By cable (Delayed)-1Ionarchy will not justi- fy itself unless Indian rulers prove themselves worthy of their past and pull together...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUND1A, . m!j'w-OWA Miners' UNDER THE COAL contract which John L Lewis declared to be non-existent as'of las Wednesday, miners were paid $1.18%/ an hou: In a five day 54 hour week, a miner earne $59.25. In a 40 hour week, he made $47.40. Lewis has not stated any definite demand But the general assumption is that he is look ing to the time when the miner will return t the 40 hour week and $47.40. He wants wag raised to th...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAIL Idependent Coeds To Attend Annual Panhellenic Ball Friday - _- Cabaret Ticket Sales To Begin Ticket sales for the 1946 presenta- tion of Panhellenic Ball, annual dance sponsored for affiliated wom- en, have been opened to all women on campus. Independent women may purchase tickets all day tomorrow and Tues- day in Miss McCormick's office in the League. Tickets will also be sold from 3:15 to 5:30 p. m. tomorrow and Tues...…
…GETHE MICHIGAN DAIYSUN MAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1946 oIV eres iss itle Train To nS econd 'M'Ohio Sta COLUMBUS, 0., Nov. 23-(A)- Coach Fritz Crisler in the dressing room declared his Wolverines had played their gveatest game of the sea- son, including Army, but he added that he did not mean "to imply that we can necessarily beat Army." He elbowed his way around the locker room, grabbi ag his players by the hand and congratulating them. * * * Mi...…
…w SUNDAY,..N EMER 24, 1946 THE MICHIGAN DlAILY PAVIV qwvrv a aa a.I ~i~l~li 1 V 1]41 'l'l L''1 L rxa .C. A5 ~ I Illinois Versus UCLA Likely ose Bowl Setup PACIFIC COAST Big Nine Standings- Gridiron Roundup Bruins Get Breaks To Squeeze By USC 13-6 W T L Pet. Pts Illinois Michigan Indiana Iowa Minnesota Ohio State Northwestern Wisconsin Purdue 6 5 4 3 3 2 2 2 1 1 3 4 3 3 5 5 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 .857 .785 .667 .500 .429 .416 ...…
…PAGE EIGHT SHE MICHI AN DXIEY 4 FACULTY FOR KNOWING: Dr. Bell Splits Time Between Health Service, Gymnasium By HARRY LEVINE EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the eighth article in a weekly series on faculty per- sonalities. Like a good many other successful career women, Dr. Margaret Bell does not consider herself a feminist. In fact, along with James Thur- ber's famous woman, she likes the idea of there being two sexes. Dr. Bell has been on the Uni...…
…POLITICAL FACTOR See Page 2 Y it *1F MOSTLY CLOUDY CONTINUED COLD VOL. LVI, No. 18 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS Ohio Game o limax Homecoming Day * * * GM Refuses Union Request For Arbitration of Issues * * Both Parties Invited To Come to Capital By The Associated Press DETROIT, Nov. 23-General Mo- tors Corporation tonight bluntly re- jected a union request for arbitrations of wage issues that l...…
…VAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SA TURDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1945 FiftySi gaxt Ye ar Fifty-Sixth Year cLeftCrito the.6C1itop 'D RAT HER BE RIGHT: Ue Deteriorates I ,4 fr Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board of Control of Student Publications. Editorial Stafff Ray Dixon Robert Goldman Betty Roth .an Margaret Farmer Arthur J. Kraft Bill Mullendore Mary Lu Heath Ann Schutz Dona Guimaraes ...…
…TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE T EE PAGE T.....E Michigan, Buckeyes Lo Clash in Thriller Today SPORTS News . . . Views Comnnent By Bill Mullendore Daily Sports Editor THIS is getting monotonous. Regu- larly for the past three weeks we have tried to predict the winners of six Western Conference football games. Just as regularly, we have been right on five of the six. We are getting a trifle tired of figuring our percentage and always findin...…
…________________THE MICHIGaN DA-ILY SA ANCIENT THOUGHT TODAY: W. I. Hammill, 2. _ _ -- _-: -= -- - '93, ON (:A-1I'LUS Gives Contest Prize A prize fund of $100, established by Mr. W. J. Hammill, '93, will be awarded the winner of an essay con- test on topics concerning the perti- nence of moderriess of ancienit thought in the fields of history, eco- nomics and political science. Frats To Elect Representatives Executive Committee Members ...…
… i .; , . iu N 2U.tr tgan 4~ a1 W eFather I ~ Fair VOL. LIV No. 20 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 24, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS a Berlin Bombed Second Successive Night House Rejects Subsidies Program by Huge Administration Gets Set-Back; Jap Bombers Burn Near U.S. Carrier 0 Vote Is 278-17 Plurality Is Sufficient To Override Expected Veto by White House By ALEX H. SINGLETON Associated Press Correspondent WASHINGTON, Nov. 23- ...…
…i I!A'!]FTWO 'I' HE MICHIG(AN DAILY .. ...,..- . _ .._ . _ _. .. r__.__ __ e .... _. _____.._._____ _ Fifty-Fourth Year I r'''' ( ['m -I 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 regular University year, and every morning except Mon- day and Tuesday during the summer session. Member of The Associate...…
…I WEDNESDAY, NOV, 24, 1943 THE M tCHIGAN DAILY FAUX Tnan PAGI +w.,Z . Wolverine Pucksters Will Again _. . Compete in Conference LOWdown on Sports bUD LO Assodite Sports E ftor DESPITE the fact that a greatlmany of the nation's-gridironwteam3~1n- ished their season last week,:King Football still rules, at least for this coming week-end. The Western Conference race- was- concluded andNotre Dame downed the Iowa Seahawks in one of t...…
…MitE FOLUR iii~ Wij -- -: iZAIIN ' w f D 1 . LL1ri v . 2 4j. 14 0 ............ . . ........ Turkey Aplenty Promised for TU Servicemen Thanksgvg Will Be Feast Day for Army Man Away from Home-y With few exceptions, the boys in the Army will eat turkey this year regardless of how far they are from home, Capt. R. C. Zartman, quarter- master, announced yesterday. Turkey dinners were made possible by an order from the government freezing the sa...…
…V Y r it 431Z I - Oi m~e A il I- 4ati Weather Light Rain VOL. LII Nq. 44 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOV. 24, 1942 PRICE FIVE CENTS Daka Red Russians GainNeal Stalingra( German Supply Line Cut by Soviet Troops Nazi Casualties Reac. 50,000 in Five Days By The Associated Press MOSCOW, Nov. 24. (Tuesda: Russian troops in their great winter offensive have smashed ac the Dn River to a point appr mately 100 miles northwest of Sta grad in ...…
…PP PAGE TWO' Technic Goes on Sale Here Issue Out Tomorrow Will Feature Contest THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, NOV. 24, 1942 IMMIGRANT SEEKS MELTING POT: Author Louis Adamic to Speak as Third Oratorical Lecturer l #Ueigan Iten at Wap ASME Will See Arc Welding Tomorrow A 15-cent investment will reward some engineer with five dollars when the ethics question featured in the November Michigan Technic is. an- swered after the magazine goes on ...…
…TU1MDAY, NOV. 4, 1942TE MI'CHIGCAN IOAILY PAGg THE U Wolverines Slip To, Ninth In National Gridiron <. t y BENCHCOMBEB fly DUD HENDEL Daily Sports Editor YOUNG and affable, Paul Brown has captured the hearts of .the Ohio State fans, the most criticizing body of gridiron followers in the na- tion. Before Brown came to the Buck- eyes last year, the High Street grid fraternity rumbled from dawn to dark, and from year to year about the ...…
…TUESDAY, NOV 24, 1942 THE NAZI IDEOLOGY: Rule by Mad Poets' (Peter Viereck's " Metapolitics From The Romantics To Hitler", reviewed for The Daily by Prof. Preston W. Slos- son.) MANY DIFFERENT ATTITUDES have been taken as to the rela- tion of German policy under the1 Third Reich to the ideology which Hitler and other leaders profess as their justification. The most common view is, perhaps, to con- sider the Nazi theories as mere ra- tionaliza...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE t. an s 1EnVe Than~ksgivingEv W e Occasion OfCaduceus Ball Mitchell Ayres And Orchestra To Play; War Theme To Dominate D corations Doffing their white coats for an evening and laying aside their books and scalpels, the medical students will celebrate Thanksgiving Eve with their annual Caduceus Ball, to be held from 9 p.m. to midnight tomorrow in the League Ballroom. In surroundings decorated in war motif, couple...…
…PAGE Si THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY-, NOV. 24, 1942 ______________________________________________________________________________ I TUESPAY NOV. 24, 1942 Speech Bureau Names Board of Directors Students Will peak to Campus Groups on Post-War Plans Added to the growing list of organi- zations designed to aid the war effort and to plan post-war reconstruction is the Student Speakers' Bureau. Begun last spring under the aus- pices of various ...…
…TUESDAY, NOV. 24, 1942 _.. ., , T M ICHIGAN DAILY PAo* "506 SHUTTER-BUGS:, Free 'Ens ians To Be Given in Photo Contest Big shots, move over! It's the little fellow that's going to steal the show in this year's Michiganensian. Through the 'Ensian's new photo contest, opening today, anyone with a camera and a little initiative can have his picture and name in the 1943 yearbook. Fraternity initia- tions, dorm bull sessions, coke dates, soro...…
…PACE FEIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'T1F TE'iDAV, NOV. 4, 1l94 Thanks giving Service to Be Held Thursday Rev. Oswald McCall Will Be Main Speaker University students, faculty and townspeople are invited to attend a special minter-faith Thanksgiving ser- vice to be held at 10:30 a.m. Thursday in Hill Auditorium./ Rev. Oswald W. S. McCall, lecturer on religion and international affairs, will be the principal speaker. Dr. Mc- Enrollment Opens for...…
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…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TLTSDAY, NOV. 24. irW V : _ Yuletide Ushers In Season. S A White Christmas For Wartime Formals Style Of Children's Will Be Adapt By CAROL COTHRAN "Over the top!" and "Attack, men!" are what you'll awake to Christmas morn this year as the more youthful members of the household forget about electric trains and ten gallon hats to man their modern warfare toys in trend with America on the battle front. As ...…
…TUESDAY, NOV. 24, 1942 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THmE I 1w Plain Wools, Silks Answer Demand For Date Dresses Thumbs Down On Male Attire Mrs.Kua-LingDuo,Lin Dynasty,r3000 B.C., Responsible For Our Christmas Wrappings Is-Coeds' Cry C' --- . UseWhite, Purple For Season's Best 2-Color, Cotrast By MARJORIE HALL The Date Bureau reports that the shortage of women applicants for dates is hampering Mihigan men's styles, which means that contra...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, NOV. 24, 1942 I I 3iryirganD all WOMEN'S STAFF BARBARA deFRIES, Women's Editor NIGHT EDITORS: Frances Triestram Shirley Raskeyr Phyllis Present Alice Fretz Betty Harvey g fp ISSUE EDITOR: JANET VEENBOER Solitary Confinement? Dear Santa Claus: I want a new "job." That shouldn't be hard to ar- range For a talented man like you, getting me a new "place of business" should be about the simplest thing you have to do...…
…TUESDAY, NOV. 24, 1942 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACE FIVE Suggestions Solve Problem Of Gifts For 'Wolf' Or 'Lamb' Type Of Man Warm Roommate With Pajamas; Win Her With Compacts Jewlry Christmas Shopping For 'Male Animal'1 Will No Longer Result In Nervous 'Tics' By STAN WALLACE When it's spring, a young man's fancy lightly turns to thoughts of love. But when it's Christmas time, a young coed's fancy lightly turns to thoughts of what she is goi...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, NOV. 24, 1942 Snow And Walking Will Call For Furs n Winter Wardrobe Frivolous Hats Ate Feminine War World Does Not Deny Right Of Fairer Sex For Chapeaux Don't believe, girls, that the men will not love you in a "silly" hat come Christmas time. The college girl even in a war world must preserve her femininity and it is unforgiveable to believe "him" when he makes some slighting remark about your choic...…
…TUE SDAY, NOV. 24, 1942 THE MICHI AN D7 ,TV PAGE SEVEN - __s. ._s..ss . s . .s,. PA(W I i1 ~i VVWIi. I Brighten Landscape With Frost-Fooling Sports Outfits Of Fleecy, Warm Materials Wool Ski Suits To Buck Blasts Brass Buttons, Double-Breasted Effect Shows Military Trend "The cold wind doth blow and we shall have snow"-and what will poor coed do then? That isn't so hard to answer. Why, don her warmest clothes and nakethe best of the icy...…
…P'AGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY TESIDAY, NlV 24.1942 IA .., 'a. .,~ w a~i. f V ' . 'Ey V -I 0 _. _ __ ^ I * k or 1:', Gif; SiWGi.s 1 1 . , t y 4 I } l' . ' ', --_ 'r. p ;A F L Yf { Y' fj1 F VY/ Y to tle toreV 40001, Imo, '1t7 . : ,;:z .rr ' . v5... ,e;.. : PEARLS A correct and -'dainty accessory to enhance the -attractiveness of C a, C S 1.'.' J J 'ROU flDTHECLOGH A Handsome classic casual " igloves ta wear with any. ...…
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…GE TWO' TH1V MICHTIvAN 1)AI-LY TUESDAY, NOV. 24, 1942 Khaki-Clad Claus Will Have Gifts For Soldiers In Hi s Sack Man's Taste is Measured by Tie Choice Neckwear Matched' with Handkerchief or Scarf; Prints, Stripes, Foulards Are Popular PLATTERS FOR VIC GIFTS: Ties, ties, ties and more ties-dare you give him a tie for Christmas? If the answer is "yes" a big part of their Christmas gift problem is solved. Well, folks heave a big sigh of ...…
