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…AT YOUR DOOR THE ONLY OFFICIAL 3 TIMES A WEEK, 75W SUMMER NEWSPAPER T H. no s N ROE IHGNTUSAAGS 2,11.PIEFV ET '%fi l l . 1111 XT- ryr, a E 4 c 1 VOL. pVI1 . No. 2. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY AUGUST 24, 1916 PRICE FVE CENTS 1/S93 FINAL COINJ NNice Old Lady 2 1YPHOID0CASES Knight-Errantry Likes Wolverine1 on the Diagonal 0 [STIJ ENIS IEDEYShe is a nice old lady just two years DEVELOP -_IN -ITY The campus is an arid spot these FACE SEVEFI ...…
…THE WOLVERINE T- Tr THE WOLVERINE S a C A RDE N Straw and Fell The official student newspaper for he only Open-AirTheatre in Ann Arbor the University of Michigan summer Smoking permitted session. Published by the students on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday af- hursday, 24-"The College widow," ternoons. Twenty-five issues. FACTORY HAT STO A Comedy shown with1 E.Huron Near Allen each performance Advertising rates-Furnished upon ap- plication to...…
…THE WOLVERINE BORDER STUDENTS ASK TO STAY University of Illinois Boys' Write Wilson to be Exempt\ Urbana, Ill., Aug. 24..-The news that college men were to be exempted ' .'" ' from further duty on the border as 'h} soon as school began, has aroused :: ' 2: great indignation on the part of the University of Illinois troops in the southwest, and as a result the boys{ hate sent the following letter to the . White house: "To the lHonoable Woodrow...…
…OLD HUMAN POLIICIL BILLS INALOMNI BLI University Collection Contains Burial Urns, Water Pipes, and Wash Bowls. Now is the time when the candi- dates for office look about them and try to remember the good things in their lives. The old saying is that history repeats itself for down in the dusky basement of Alumni Memorial Hall there are advertisements of the various candidates for offices made out by dark-skinned gentlemen in ancient Rome. The...…
… X% Im Nk\\I 4litg Iattj VOL. LIV No. 37-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, AUG. 24, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS RO I B. DO S z s, jai S h P .. .9, .. . s,, de, are Js Jr a,, .9s .t. .w pro .q, ",° .,C ' 9'. ,. 9'. A~. 9: French Troops Take Marseilles; Parisians Liberate ( apital 4> __ Grenoble Is Seized by. Americans Sweep 140 Miles Inland From Sea By The Associated Press ROME, Aug. 23 - Marseille, France's 2nd largest city an...…
…PAGE TWO THIF MICHIC A 'NI 11A TYIV YrMtTTD~qnAV- AXICIIT9V 9.4 1AI ______________Wi n;.__________ .5 UL JJu .ATL i.L .Aw L7 . 1V:xL\ 1) A.1 LkI -jj MVI" AX, c U"U N4 ?,4, IN44 Fifty-Fourth Year KEEP MOVING: Results of Effective Freedoms ' . . w. . 1t~eaanweIr Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staffj Jane Farrant Betty Ann Ko...…
… THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 1944 TH -MICHIGWAN DAILY PAGE TUREE a. a.r r. " wi h +li! rF S V 2 1 R 1T GY l J Z PAGE T.H__,EE mffih9the s~u4f By HANK MANTHO Daily Sports Editor New Tryouts Report for Basketball Squad NE OF THE highlight attractions of the year will take place August 30, when the best college stars in the country that Coach Lynn Waldorf could summon to his aid, will tackle the unknown quantity of the Chicago Bears in Dyche S...…
…N FOUR THEi MICTITGXN AMYA TIIUMDA?. AU- x'rT 24, Eight Persons Will Speak in Lecture Series Oratorical Association Opens Season Nov. 16 The University Oratorical Associa- tion, which will bring eight noted personalities to Ann Arbor, will begin the series of lectures by famous men and women Nov. 16, Prof. Carl Brandt of the engineering English department said yesterday. Tickets have not yet been placed on sale for the series, Prof. Bran...…
…FAIR AND WARMER Lw0 i1 AID FOR VETERANS See Page 3 VOL. LV, No. 36S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS Hopwood Award, Winners Named Kathleen H. Thumin, Bernice Slote Win First Prizes in Summer Contests U.S. Seizes Illinois Central Railroad * * * * * * * * * * Campus literary talent was reward- ed yesterday when prizes for the an- nual summer Avery and Jule Hop- wood Contests were announced. Winner...…
…PAGE TWO, "THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1945 '+ 1 11.G~l 11 1 TH1E1 <.DT- 1 \AlN1"f.ITY1 FRIDAY, AUGUST 24. 194!~ F Waste Paper, Tin Still Needed, "Notwithstanding that the war is over, we still need to save tin cans and waste paper," according to an OCD report. The next waste paper pick-up by Ann Arbor City Trucks will be on Thursday, Aug. 30, while the next tin can pick-up will be on Thursday,j Sept. 6. Tin shortage is liable ...…
…FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1945 THE MICHIGAN DAILY rAGE THREE ~R~A, UGST24-14- PGET-E ANCHORS AWEIGH: Michigan Sailing Club Takes Second in Danmark Regatta The Michigan Sailing Club, repre- sented by two teams, took second place in the Danmark Trophy Regat- ta Sunday, Aug. 12, at the Coast Guard Academy, New London, Conn. Harriet Jackson and Barbara Fair-1 man sailed for the Club and Roy $aase, former. NRO student here crowed for Miss Fairman. F...…
…PAGE VOM THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1945 Fifty-Fifth Year EDUCATION FOR DEMOCRACY: Cu rric u la A djusted to Times DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board of Control of Student Publications. The Summer Daily is pub- lished every day during the week except Monday and Tuesday. Editorial Staff Ray Dixon,. Margaret Farmer Betty Roth Bill Mullendore ...…
…FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1945 THE 7 MTCHTC A N DldTT v Former Coeds Advance Rank In Army, Navy Alumna on Duty at Fleet Home Town News Center, Chicago Former University women are making their way up in the Army and Navy, with two lieutenants list- ed, another alumna at work at the Fleet Home Town News Center in Chicago, and others overseas with the Red Cross. Archolose Godoshian, yeoman third class, of the WAVES, is now on duty at the Fleet Home T...…
…PAGE SX THE MICIGAN DAILY FRIDAY. ATTGUIST'24: 194-k 1 1 a v a1 1 v t-A 1 .Ll 1"a a L 1 T' iLP~r( F At1iE7,T'gT 1 4 l1A U HOLD THOSE WAR BONDS! .rir Eliminate your worries forever! Do as other smart women are now doing . . . replace the nuisance of the sanitary belt, the pins, the apron and step- in with the UNITEX extra measure of protection. Enjoy comfort, new freedom, with economical, form -fitting UNITEX. I 2.25 { I e VAN BURE...…
…- ---w * FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1945 THlE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN IMajor* League Standings.. NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE TEAMS W L Pct. GB TEAMS W L Pct. GB Chicago ..........74 40 .649 .. Detroit ...........58 48 .586.. St. Louis ..,.......70 47 .598 51/ Washington......67 49 .578 1 Brooklyn .........63 52 .548 11/ *New York ........ 64 54 .542 12 Chicago . ........ 60 55 .522 7 Pittsburgh ........63 58 '.521 14/ St. Louis .........5...…
…PAGE SIX TIH E MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1945 . . . ... ..... . ........................... . ... .... NAT EVERY OMAN OW.. .0 / Well, here it is 1955! And Tom in business for himself-already heading for a real success. Set himself up with those matured War Bonds we bought back in the 1940's-four dollars for every three we saved originally! Back in 1945, even, we knew it would turn out this way. Buying all the Bonds we could. ...…
…,{ GENERAL, SUPPLEMENT Y 4jit* i GENERAL SUPPLEMENT ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1945 mmmummimomm Thousan d F17CS iiie"Ill E-xpe,,cted his Fall Women's Housin Sit tion Critli No Rooms Available in 'U' Sponsored H-~1CC CA t lt N ddIP T!1 Enroll Men's Judieiary Council Conducts Elections; Balloting System Revised To Meet Needs Total Enrollment To Exceed 9,500 Along with its disciplinary duties, the Men's Judiciary...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY. AU+GVST 24. 9431 a THE MTCT-iTc~AN flATly S' Rk" J CA A J~v 1&M ..7 :vi Union's Facilities, Functions Are Open To All Male Students Conveniences Include Lunchroom, Ballroom, Billiards, Bowling L.S.A. Deans Keniston, Walter Welcome New Students to U' 'U' Textbook Library Grows Through these portals no woman shall pass - is the unwritten law that hangs over the front door of the Union, the Michigan men's cast...…
…-FRI'AY, AUGUS$T 24, 194. PAGE THR~E -THE - MICHIGAN DAILY ENTERS 56th YEAR: Daily Is Campus Newspaper Published Entirely by Students This is the spot where we tell you about the Michigan Daily, your cam- pu4 newspaper. The Daily enters its fifty-sixth year of continuous publication this fall. it was first conceived by a group of independent men in 1890 who dubbed it the "U of M Daily" and published it from a little print shop downtown. ...…
…PAIGE FOVS THE IVITC141 GA, DAILY MAY. ATTr.Trglr 2A. IO&A AT11F 1AMS4l S St3 ? 1 }_Df'SA J + t ~. n.. ,s ~ ..aa ' I a c~.ThA V AsslT33 i 0 7i v S ii')a 12 a Rooming, Boarding in Co-ops Is Economical, Democratic Three House Women, Two for Men; Do Group Purchasing, Own Work By MVANNY ROSE Performing a vital economic function and responding to the need for a development of inter-racial understanding, campus cooperative houses continue for ...…
…FRIDAY, AUGUST 24,-1945 T'HE MTCHVTAN AILY m ma, wm_= . m nay Drama Hits Of N.Y. Stage Given at Speech Dept. Can Boast Star Alumni Play Production of the Department of Speech offers dramatic opportun- ities for those interested in the the- atre. Play Production is under the direction of Prof. Valentine Windt who has instructed such stars as Ruth Hussey, Martha Scott and many actors now on Broadway. The Play Production classes dur- ing the f...…
…RAGS ly Navy, Marine Candidates Trained Here West Quad Had 1,100 In Summer More than eleven hundred men are now studyingat the Universityas members of the Navy college pro- gram, according to the latest statis- tics released by Navy headquarters. A breakdown reveals that 520, al- most half of the total Navy comple- ment at the University, are enrolled as members of the NROTC, while 290 are members of the V-12 program. When the program was esta...…
…FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1945 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN i Most Marine Trainees Saw Action Abroad 150 Study Here as Officer Candidates Although they rarely talk much about what they have done, the ma- jority of the Marines stationed at the University have seen overseas service From Guadalcnal and rainy Bou- gainville to Iwo Jima and Okinawa, from cimost every branch of the Corps, they have come to receive a college background prior to rece...…
…THE MICHIGAN DWILY FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1945 THE MICHIGAN DATTIV !'R!I~AY, AUGUST 24~ 1945 Wright, Sheean, Perkins, Stowe To Speak Here Others To Be Heard In Oratorical Series Ten distinguished personalities, among them Congresswoman Helen Gahagan. Douglas, Owen Lattimore, Vincent Sheean, Richard Wright, Frances Perkins and Leland Stowe, will discuss a wide variety of topics encompassing national and interna- tional problems as University O...…
…Wolverine Teams Win Four Conference Titles By BILL MULLENDORE Daily Sports Editor The year 1943-44 saw Michigan ath- letic teams win eight of a possible nine Western Conference champion- ships, and a tenth squad, competing outside the Conference, also finished with a winning record. Wolverine teams did not quite du- plicate that performance in 1944-45, but no one had any real reason to ex- pect them to do so. Never before 1943 had any Bi...…
…PA69 TWO THE MITCHI AN 'nA iyv rnmAV_ ATTr-TTIZIF 9A i alb THE ,.....aMs.. UHT (v1ass a N 1L1) as TV m a .al a acY~ o 1~I VIUL"Az, %UIicubl: 4, 1 4a 5. Able Coaches Guide Wolverines to Big Ten Titles By HANK KEISER Tiger ace, is the most famous, while A glance at the record will reveal the latest addition to the Big League that Michigan's athletic teams have, ranks is Don Lund, who was just on the whole, piled up long strings of signed...…
…FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1945 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE T Ferry Field, Once a Cricket Park, Now Center of Athletic Activity li Colorful History of Site Is Recounted By MARY LU HEATH Of the various facilities incorpor- ated in the University athletic plant, which started as a single gymnasium- tent in 1858, none has a more colorful or complicated history than Ferry Field. Since the first makeshift structure, the athletic setup has undergone Fie...…
…WAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1945 Hockey, Tennis Complete Year's Sports Picture Sextet Enjoys Mediocre Campaign, Winning 4 Vic Heyliger Concludes First Year as Coach; Capt. Ted Greer Is Team's Leading Scorer BIG LEAGUER: By MARY LU HEATH Michigan's hockey fortunes rose and fell with amazing rapidity dur- mlg the 1945 campaign, with the final team record showing a subpar aver- age of four wins against six losses in ...…
…FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1945; . THE MICHIGAN DAILY FAOI FRIflAY, AU~US~' ~4, i945~ PA~*E JTV BLOCKS, KICKS, PASSES: Ponsetto Continues Tradition Of Exceptional Quarterbacks WE WERE ROBBED: Brown Jug 'Removed' By Villainous Gophers By BO MODIC Although prospects for the 1945 football team are uncertain during pre-season work, the Wolverine tra- dition of great quarterbacking seems destined to be carried on when Joe Ponsetto, rugged, hard hitt...…
…PAGE SIX THE M1(,H l t A N DAILY FRIDAY. AUGUST 24. 19tS I .. : MIU...i a An . L r 1L 1 a - ATETQ' A 1Q' . aa . N aat'. AVjLjLvX1ij ll{J\.AldAli lk -1 a aw. ELCO E TO THr. STUDE TSII, Our Shelves alokre stockefd with E USED - for Every Cou rse in Every Department ENGINEERS - AEDICs- LAWYERS Co nsult our New and Enlarged' Professiona I Department for your Requirements. Make use of our years of experience...…
…WOMEN'S SUPPLEMENT? f", ,.a WF Lw. 4tjau Daiii WOMEN'S SUPPLEMENT1 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1945 War Council i1l Continue To Govern Women i tl y Dean Lloyd Welcomes Freshmen, Advises Coeds on Career Choice August 10, 1945 To the Freshmen Women: There is urgent need that every woman in America find as soon as possible the place where she with her special ability can make the finest con- tribution to the solution of th...…
…PAGE TWO T14F MICHIf- A N> it A lIN lVlD TV% A'V A7tT4't TT&m AA iA f .-...,::.. Ax Q, 1111 4 . . F t. L A£U.J N t 1 L 1 .J._ . r1 'HID AY, AuUUST 24, 1945 3 - ii By LYNNE FORD< As a prospective freshman, you have finally reached that moment you have been looking forward to and dreaming of all through high school. It looks like a glamorous and exciting new world in which you will be on your own, and you're right. Caripus bound, you rea...…
…FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1945 THiE MICII14AN OAILY PAGE T IM . . ... ....... WfkA Sponsors Athletic Association Will Present Style Show Oct. 28 for Freshmen "Fun and fitness" is the aim of the Women's Athletic Association, which directs 18 sports clubs and sponsors rec rallies, Lantern Night and interhouse tournaments throughout the year. Headed by Barbara Osborne, president, the WAA is open to all women on campus and offers students the opport...…
…PAGE FOUJR 'SHE M 1 C IGz k N i A Il, FR:iDAV_ AYTVITTC+T 9d IOAX i a a - i s a u Zv 1 L' I. K L .. .:. :.:: .:.::__._. _ ._. :- :- ... . ,. ..r JUn& A, AY~dt~i1b~' 4, U USO Advised by Servicemen s Council Coeds Are Eligible To Become Junior Hostesses, Duties Vary With hundreds of uniforms lurking about the campus one of the best ways to meet one is at the local USO, center of fun and entertainment for our, campus G. L's, and coeds m...…
…iRIDA, AUGUST 24, 1945 TTHE M IC HIGAN DAILY PAGE FIV I League Serves as Headquarters Of Coed Extracurricular Activities Phi Bete Gives 'Inside Dope' on How To Step Up fAverage, Have Fun Focal point of women's extracurri- cular activities at Michigan is the two-million dollar Michigan League which serves as the headquarters for the Women's War Council, the THE RULES: eames, Keep Lut of Union Dogs, drunks and dames... these are the ...…
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…A i FREE '' :Y Lw r~igaux ~ai4h FREE ISSUE ISSUE Seventy-Five Years of Editorial Freedom ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1965 XXVI, No. 1 Advice to Incoming reshmen I By ROGER RAPOPORT So 'your high school guidance counselor and wealthy alumni -friends of your parents got you in- to the University of Michigan. Or you were shot down by Harvard; Yale and Princeton, didn't want to disgrace your folks by going to CCNY and...…
… 0kr igau BIaii4 Seventy-Five Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXX VI, No. 1 -ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1965 I I Says Apartments To Be Completed Stl Builder Points To New Methods, Hey1*Sill Inidicates 'U' Towers To Be Ready unueerne oos * * * * * Top Vce-Presiden t By DAVID DUBOFF The 300 University students with leases at a controversial new apartment building will be able to move in on time for the fall semes- ter, ac...…
…v T II 'egents Approve Record $167.63 Million Bu dg 1II c acv STUD N'° UPp LIS iiz The Regents discussed the re- vised budget figures at their Sep- tember meeting, and on October 23 approved a general funds bud- get of $72.28 million. The $72.28 million, which represented a total increase of $13.24 million, in- cluded a $55.73 million state ap- propriation request. Explosion The general funds budget then slipped out of the news until Gov...…
…---I PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY #VTT'PQ" A'V' ArTrrTG'rh"OA HnpK+ Regents Approve Record $167.63 Million I u dget i By JOHN MEREDITH On July 9, the Regents approved the final portions of a record high $167.63 million budget for the aca- demic year 1965-66, $20.36 million above last year's budget figure. Key factors in the increase in- clude: " Pay raises for faculty and supporting staff; " Higher enrollment (up 6.2 per cent to 30,900) ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE' a r'r nfIA T. Ii Hike Tuition, Dorm Fees (continued f'rom Page 1) "small double," which formerly tion even more itlicredible," Feren- cost the same as a triple, has been cy said, "is that ft follows closely eliminated. on the heels of tbae largest appro- Living Uhits priation granted ho the University The across-the-board hike ap- by state and fede -al governments plies to all but four living units. in recent years....…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THIRE_ THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAflE THRFF. " it ...i li! 1. 11 LrL 1J Lo II i Hike (Gontinued from F Pag three separate occasio Democratic Chairman Z ency has attacked the labeling the hike "sho appalling." "What makes thisc unexpected and unacce tion even more incredib cy said, "is that it follo on the heels of the larg priation granted to the' by state and federal go in recent years." But Gov. George Ro twice de...…
… Scventy-Sixth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS I Fulfilmen t or Social on tr I concerned with )r need he might to himself or at lay off because nim struggle in ere Opinions Are Free, 420 MAYNARD ST., ANN ARBOR, MiCi. Truth WIP Prevail, 42 ANr)S.ANAROMIIt Nuws PHONE: 764-0552 Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily ex press the individual opi...…
… Seventy-Sixth Year EmITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORJTY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Fulfilment or Social- Controt? akeworld" and little concerned wAith1 ake any latent desire or need he might have to adjust it to himself or at least to tell it to lay off because LI it will not let, him struggle in peace. Where Opinions Are Free. 420 MAYNARD ST., ANN ARBOR, Mici. Trutb W11l Prevail 42...…
…TUESDAY, AUOITST 24, 1960 THE MICUTGAN DAILY PAGE 1 s. {DAY. AUGUST 24, 1965 TalE MICHIG AN I aIIY arriving on campus is more than just getting there 0. Vol (A". M.* As everyone knows, it's what you do, where you go, how you look. And to Incidentally, you'll meet the nicest people at HHS. . . and all these famous names in men's and women's clothing, as well. HART SCHAFFNER & MARX GGG H. FREEMAN AUSTIN LEEDS JOHN MILFORD EXCLUSI...…
…THE HE MICHIGAN DAILY RAAV, THE ICHIAN DILY ArgU'a '1'. no arriving on campus is more than just getting there .. . It - Incidentally, you'll meet the nicest people at HHS . . . and all these famous names in men's and women's clothing, as well. HART SCHAFFNER & MARX GGG H. FREEMAN AUSTIN LEEDS JOHN MILFORD EXCLUSIVES EAGLE HAMMONTON PARK PETROCELLI HASPEL CHARTER CLUB CUSTOM NATURAL PALM BEACH FASHION PARK BOTANY 500 FOX OF BOSTON BAR...…
