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…THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. 3 ( T / 1 C Y SN A P P Y; V$3.50 omnCOMFO RTABLE SOLENAG SHOES for Men GO~DP ' MICHIGAN CENTRAL ",The Niagara Falls Route.' CENTRAL STANDARD TIME 'faking Effet June 25, 1899. Detroit Nisht Exprosse...........555A.8M. Atlantic spres............ 7 M }rand Rapids Express ....... ....1D1i Mail and lExpress............3 47P. x. N. Y. lBostonSpecial .......... 458 Fast $a-tern. ............. 943« Mail andSExpress...…

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…7 * ~ ~ ~ ~ m 109'} # ~.T .L. AI -11l1 I 11 Wruy141 . ur1ilpll 4 aturday, September zJU, IV ~I2. 1 Ilt IL IVII.rlI\.aFIN L)U'SIL. T Pose , E - i CINEMA II presents SATURDAY, SEPT. 30 WAGES OF FEAR CLOUZOT 1953 Yves Montand, Truckers ride the rough roads with loads of nitroglycerine. Explosive excitement in style by the "French H itchcock" AUD. A ANGELL HALL-7 & 9 O'CLOCK Sunday: THE BIG SLEEP at 7, WAGES OF FEAR at 9 art Union Gall...…

…O'Reilly stresses student concerns The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, September 30, 1980-Page 3 By SUE INGLIS In exchange for student support, *athleen O'Reilly offered leadership and action on issues that concern students. The Democratic candidate for U.S. Congressman Carl Pursell's Second District seat made her plea for votes to about 200 students yesterday on the steps of the Graduate Library. Te 33-year-old former director of the donsumer Feder...…

…UW Foes try to oust Sehmidt BONN, West Germany (AP)- Chan- cellor Helmut Schmidt's Social Democrats are waging a vigorous 'Never in the history of the Federal aign against his opponents despite R e ikelihood that they will vote him Republi of Germany has the formation of out of office tomorrow and block his a government been attempted so much demand for national elections. "Never in the history of Ohe Federal over the heads of the citizens.' R...…

…Tuesday, September 30, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Tuesday, September 30, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Poge Three M STUDY CONCLUDES'- 'G-men' By RICK SOBLE have self-esteem I After sharing the dirty work of garbagemen for three years, Edward Walsh has found "G-men" are happy enough with their lot and often find their self-esteem increased because of their occupation. Walsh, a University researcher who labored as a garbageman in the...…

…1 The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, September 30, 1981-Pagel Military academies' applications rise 42% NEW YORK (AP) - Freshmen at the nation's five military academies and at top engineering schools withstood stif-. fer competition than. ever in gaining admission this fall, according to a sur- vey of leading colleges and universities. The number of applicants for this fall's freshman classes at West Point, the Naval Academy, Air Force Academy, ...…

…Thursday, September 30, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAIL x Page Three ... y 1'N1xon memoirs deny Ecologists blast anti-litter guilt in Watergate group, support returnabl4 es NEW YORK (AP) - Former President Richard Nixon will maintain in his memoirs that1 he was innocent of any wrong-1 doing in the Watergate scandal and the victim of enemies out to bring him down, the New York Times reported yesterday.; with Nixon never have been dis- closed, thou...…

… The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 30, 1977-Page 3 Chinese welcome, FYCUSEE in HPDCALLED$JY - Y Shirtmongers Only in America can you wear your culture on your shirt. And only in Ann Arbor can you purchase T-shirts with the likenesses of such literary giants as Mark Twain, Virginia Woolf, Ernest Hemingway, and F. Scott Fitzgerald on the steps on the Michigan Union. Barney Pace, an unemployed English graduate who has been hawking his wares f...…

…magazine editors: tony schwartz marty porter contributing editor: laura berman sundiay YflgaGzime inside: books-page tour dope thief-page five the news in review-page five Number 3 Page Three INSIDE BIMBO'S: September 30, 1973 The mai By MARTIN PORTER MATT CHUTICH CAN'T recall why he was pegged with the nickname Bimbo. Nonetheless, the nickname stuck and this is the way most of his friends and employes refer to him. He's the kind of guy ...…

…The Michigan Daily - Friday, September 30, 1988 - Page 3 High tech. for the blind BY ELIZABETH ROBBOY For Chris Bartlett, a blind student at the University, it took two long years, a Braille textbook, and a pri- vate tutor to learn how to type and use a computer. "Have you ever tried to turn off the screen and learn how to type?" Bartlett asks. That is what it was like. The problem is not that the blind and vision-impaired cannot use computer...…

…The Michigan Daily - Monday, September 30, 1991 - Page 3 Housing initiates new meal options By Merav Barr Coalition effort in Zaire fails as opposition splits In order to accommodate new meal-plan options without subse- quent rate increases, University Housing Services has consolidated weekend dining service into fewer halls. South Quad, East Quad, Stock- well, Markley, and Bursley are the only residence halls open for weekend meals. Conso...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, September 30, 1987- Page 3 U.S. underestimates mine threat in Gulf Student finds error 6. ' WASHINGTON (AP) - The Navy underestimated the threat posed by Iranian mines when it prepared to carry out President Reagan's plan to protect Kuwaiti tankers, the nation's top military officer said yesterday. "I think it's eminently fair to say we made a number of underesti- mates," Adm. William Crowe Jr., chair of the ...…

…The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, September 30, 1992 - Page 3 I MSA rep. questions " necessity for code. by Purvi Shah Daily Staff Reporter The Michigan Student Assembly called on the U-M administration to reconsider its stance in favor of the proposed Statement on Student Rights and Resposibilities, saying that its creation would violate exist- ing U-M regulations. Student Rights Committee Chair Rob Van Houweling argued at last night's meeti...…

… NEWS The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 30, 2004 - 3A ON CAMPUS * Hone interview skills with the Career Center The Career Center will host a semi- nar titled "Interviewing Essentials: What Every Candidate Should Know," tonight from 7 to 8 p.m. Any senior wanting to participate in on-campus interviews set up through MploymentLink, the Career Center's job search database, is required to attend one of these sessions. Tonight's seminar wi...…

… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Monday, September 30, 2002 - 3A ..--.. Museum staffer shoved, fondled A Ruthven Museum staff member of unknown gender reported Thursday night that another staff member pulled him or her into one of the museum's restrooms and attempted to fondle them. DPS does have a suspect, who could face charges for 4th degree Criminal Sexual Conduct if found. Valet-parked car heavily damaged A man who had his car valet p...…

… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, September 30, 2003 - 3 ,.. . It's not a small alligator Track-and-field entry fee, forms due today The Track and Field entry deadline for individual and teams is today at the Intramural Sports Building on East Hoover Street at 4:30 p.m. The entry fee is $5 per person and $25 per team. Online registration is available at wwwrecsports. umich. edu. Prize-winning poet to lecture The Department of Engl...…

… NEWS The Michigan Daily - Friday, September 30, 2005 - 3 ON CAMPUS Pre-law help on hand in Union Over 100 law students and multiple local test-preparation companies will be on hand in the Michigan Union between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. today. Stop by and collect law applications and explore education options. Visit the Career Cen- ter website at cpp.umich.edu for a list of schools that are scheduled to attend. League hosts open mic night There wi...…

…FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1966 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Election Results Stir Concern Over White Ba icklash WASHINGTON (P) - Political triumphs by segregationists who weren't expected to win, plus continuing racial violence, stirred interest yesterday in the possi- bility of a white backlash in the November elections. A prominent backer of civ- ily rights legislation, Chairman Emanuel Celler, (D-N.Y.), of the House Judiciary Committee, s...…

…THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1965 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1905 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE War GENEVA (IP)-Communist North Viet Nam has served notice that captured American and South Vietnamese pilots will meet the fate of war criminals. The announcement, sent to the International Red Cross Commit- tee here, was seen as implying the death penalty for men shot down in raid over North Viet Nam. Although dated Aug. 31, ...…

…l, W "I firer , ; IF, PAGE Macmillan Proposes PI RIGHTISTS SUFFER DEFE AT: os overnment Orders Cease-Fire For Limited Arms AT GENEVA CONFERENCE:' Britain Outlines Test Ban Plan ,. GENEVA (A) - Britain yester- day presented the Big Three nu- clear test ban conference a three- phase plan for a global network of control posts to police a test ban treaty. British delegate Sir Michael Wright said it was a six-year project that would creat...…

…The Michigan Daily - Sunday, September 30, 1984 -Page 3 Students hit the road in race or prize By GREGORY HUTTON It could have been a scene from a detective drama. The car careened past corners and squealed through turns as if a villain in another vehicle were chasing it. The race was on. AND THAT'S exactly what it was - a race. Over 200 students turned out to make their way through the race course of the National Collegiate Driving Champion-...…

…The Michigan Daily -,Friday, September 30, 1983 - Page 3 175 marchers protest 'U' defense By PETE WILLIAMS A silent candlelight march to protest defense research at the University at- tracted more than 175 people Wed- nesday night, far more than the demon- stration's organizers had expected. The march, which was held in com- plete silence to heighten impact, began at 11:15 p.m. in front of the Public Health Building where University researc...…

…- The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, September 30, 1986- Page 3 New campus escort program begins.service By JOHN FITZGERALD and MICHELLE ROZSA Volunteers for SafeWalk, a new campus-wide escort service, began operating Sunday night- despite the lack of telephone service- by accompanying 10 people to their destinations. "It uplifted us because we expected it to start out slow without the phone. We're really positive now," said LSA freshman Leslie ...…

…The Michigan Daily - Monday, September 30, 1985-- Page 3 Students eat up no-brands despite non-desi~gner labels (Continued from Page 1) seem to buy very well." BUT AT Eastern Michigan Univer- Bity, it's a different story. "The EMU students, on the other hand, are not as well-heeled it seems," he said. Those fighting the anti-generic cause remain solid in their opposition against the old black and white. "If it's two cents more to buy a brand...…

…IL* .; ~C GCER PRACTICE_ I FERRY FIELD TODAY KG GAME ASPIRANTS MEET T 4:15 IN PREPARATION FOR SEASON practice in soccer will bej riday afternoon on the south Ferry field. It is absolutelyl al that all last year's Varsity be present. An extensive eo is being arranged for the~ season with the bestrteams1 igan. The soccer team was en- n the National Intercollegiate championship but at present no re- ply has been received from New York. It is...…

…September 3o, 1916 THI, IvIICIIIGAN DAILY Page Three LINE AVERAGES 190 POUNDS SQUAD LOOKS LIKE REAL OLD BATTLING PHALANX "Maulie," Smith and Raymond Make Up Back Field; Yost Wearing Smile According to Old King Dope the Wolverine line should average just about 190 pounds, and according to the way it is holding, pounds sterl- ing. Taking the men who have been playing consistently on the Varsity squad all during the fall season and averaging ...…

…i LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, September 30, 1997 - 3 A SCA I Bank robbery Occurs nearby; no one injured bank robbery occurred yesterday afternoon at the Comerica Bank on State and Eisenhower streets, according to pepartment of Public Safety offi- cials. The suspect entered the bank around 2 p.m., demanded money from the teller, and fled the bank with an undis- closed amount. The Comerica branch is located in the Wolverine Towe...…

… LOCAL/STATE The Michigan Daily - Monday, September 30, 1996-- 3A .pirector to discuss film at U' screening Marty Rosenbluth, director of the *m "Jerusalem: An Occupation Set in itpne," will show his film and host a fiscussion at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in Angeill Hall Auditorium B. The film, produced by the Palestinian Housing Rights Movement, .ipterviews both Israelis and Palestinians to establish what is cur- .rently happening in Jerusalem, t...…

…The Michigan Daily - Friday, September 30, 1994- 3 Y" $ :i::- t y fj 12:( =jj f St ffi. :i 1Y {t a i a MN,1.1,111,1.IIS:f:: "lSSffSiiSiiEii; SSf" V 4 I IFC Myths on the lfe of SD Greek ATQ students Myth: Sorority girls are just a bunch of dumb blondes. Fact: The average cumulative GPA of a Panhellenic sorority member is 3.171, higher than the average University student's. Most houses have study T rooms with computers and hold study tab...…

… BAMI activists address BSU By SARAH KIINO DAILY STAFF REPORTER When Diedre Downes called her par- ents and asked them if she should partici- pate in the first Black Action Movement (BAM I) in 1970, her father said, "Do what you have to do and be careful." It was no small decision for Downes, who was only months away from gradua- tion. She sat up all night with her room- mates deliberating whether the possibility of suspension or expulsion fro...…

…SUNDAY, SE'I"EAI MEE, 30, 1921' TTIE MCIGNDAILY I1L aljcap b at'iIl ae So t ep p o rz e tsy e ha aiJU IN cula . ' c moflyoftheee ar il elt:ate m ay behe ri bad yc, sp ak ng METTO111RINIIVS P 1.A9( uniersivl, om( sn wilback.h.y ~e i'eTx ~~e PROF.TOJI 1~.I~RITfl W 11Lit was d (lCd at a mneetin~g of thettlO tefe ex )O(Wh(t O AI)IR ESS I_1F4;' I NG board 0of(irectors o 01 heWorn .''s ;,..ca:('2 ii(eSiby a conmiflttee) inithe TUTESD)AY lJeazgue ...…

… -.. whipping the team into shape, who played end yin 1917 will ith a uniform today. Coach departure to head the in- actiViti~sAlas left Yost and ants with a heavier burden ore and they are anxious to the help that can be se- IlUb JURU MULIb FROMALL-FRESH CALL YEARLINGS WITH EXPERIENCE BEAT MITCHELL'S SUM- MONS Freshman football was launched THE MICHIGAN Ci Another husky lad by name Ma- Monday afternoon with prospects for grath who is lik...…

…THE MICHIGAN IDAILY ,.... J. -- .. We. Sell Young Men Imperial Hats Stein Block Clothing !rrow Shirts and Collars mej, Linen Mesh Underwear Spalding Bros. Sweaters Mackin aws all Grades e chImitt, Apfel &Co. Whatever you pay for your clothing you cannot afford to overlook this fact; the big store of Reule, Conlin, Fiegel Co. can and does positively give the greatest value. Whether it is a suit or -overcoat, Manhattan Shirt, Knox Hat, ...…

…WEDNESD07,SEPTEMBER F{30, 1925 JOU RLSM DEPATMENT WILL PUBLISH PAERS The journalism department will is- are two publications, a newspaper for experimental purposes, for student practice and to familiarize the student with editorilal routine, and a profes- Ssional magazie to circulate among the editors ofthe statte under the pat- rona e of 'he TUniveisity XPress Club of V ~Student ,staffs wvill, )re org~anized for publication~ work under the di...…

…_ i MTON Not Pledge Any Girls ud Tuesday and ds Will Be flailed. IORITIES ARE IIBERS OF LEAGUE. ier, President, Thinks in Will Work om Start. and musical sororities. While it is the first year I believe it will be a' success." The new system, while it will result in many girls being bid into several sororities, is believed will act to do away with many of the evils met with in former years in sorority pledging. In former years the rushing s...…

…THURSDAY, .SEPTEMBER', 30, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THUUSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Li PY DISPLAY'S F31T COLLECTION ExhbitIs Gift Of Regent Hbad Editions Will Remain On View jFor Two Weeks IN CLUDES 650 VOLUMES VarmJus selections from thecacllec- tions 41 of "Gulliver's Travels," Jona- thon Swift's memorable satire opi the goverment of his day, presented to the general library by Regent L. L. Hubbard, are now on d...…

…1 JAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1928 THlE I.C HIGAN DAILY m .. WYiww i l J ar: si .+I Scouts Will Usher WATI3IMAN TO CONTINUE ~RI? At ootal Ga es Prof. Leroy Waterman of 'the Semetics department will spend Boy Scouts from various cities of part of the next five years in Me- the state will again usher at the spotamia working on the excava- Michigan football games at home tions of Seleucia which he started this fall, it was announced yester- s...…

…_ _ - ._ .. . REQUEST LISTING OF VACANT ROOMS All Ann Arbor residents who will have vacant rooms for football game week-ends are asked to phone the rooming committee! at the Union where they will .be kept on file. The rental of these rooms will be arrang- ed by the committee. Alumni and families and friends of students who come from out of town to these games will be accommodated in this way. Students who wish to arrange for such rooms are as...…

…TV] RDAYk SPTEMBIIlU 30,-19Wi Ft T C VOATIN D. a lMaqiCranbrook mister, Speaks Bfr First Year Group. COMMENDS ICONOCLASM iCarpus, Religious Organizations Unite to Sponsor Series of Sunday Talks. Stating that in his opinion the orthodox church was one of the two chief obstacles to a true under- standing of religion, Dr. Samuel Marqulis of Christ church, Cran- brook, stressed the value of criticiz- ing and questioning the old estab- lished insti...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Kipke May Change Line-up After Disappointing Workout -I Team Offense Lacks Power; Spartan Pilot ASIDE LINES By IRVIN LISAGOR Friendship By PETE TENN When Michigan an( State play next Saturda To Feudship Saturday vEY fullback they will meet a great deal. d Michigan Even though they are friends, Al has iy there will said that he will do most of the z z THE SPIDER has acquired another fly. . Two Daily ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pollock Tells Civil Service Plan's Details Report In Two Main Parts Giving Survey Of Present And Recommendations That the recently drafted bill to provide for a system of civil service in Michigan, proposed by the Civil Service Commission, will be sub- mitted to the Legislature in January by Governor Fitzgerald in case of re- election was announced yesterday by Prof. James K. Pollock, chairman of the Civil Service Commissio...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY IPR ESS PASSES By BUD BENJAMIN _ _ EDITOR'S NOTE: This column is part of an exchange being worked by George Maskin, sports ed. of the Michigan State News, and myself. Naturally the opinions expressed are those of the writer only. C onfidence In Sparta .. . By GEORGE MASKIN EAST LANSING, Sept. 28-"State will win. . ." . It's on the lips of every Michigan Statefootball fan as he talks about the pending game with Michigan in ...…

…THE LI. OF M. DAILY. STUDENT'S HEADQUARTERS =777 ATMTBOT' AIS Univers! Violinamrices lowest, 5 cts. Eey No other place in the city can yon finda more complete line of Students' ItI. Clement, Wearing Apparel, than at THE TWO SAMS. 38S Main SL. _ The finest Overcoat Department in the state. The largest Suit Department in city. The greatest Hat Itonse in Southern Michigan. Th ags e' unsigSoei n ro.Call and sees TITW NO SIkMS for anything in our l...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Hoag's Home Supply Store tCorner Main and Washington Streets $ x Fish Nets, Paulocks, Waste Baskets, Brushes, Card Racks, * *Purses auxd Pouketbooks, Kuilxes, Scissurs, Tacks, Iictures, AshI} , T1ray s, Paper \XVei ;ht-,, SinokiugSeSoaups., Tuowels, Strops aud I o Pipe Racks at popxulartiipce-. Thiis is the place, n ot E. G. HOAG. ot . Burc hfield's Fin T ailoring : .. Tra de Guarantees...x lxtd stee You tie nli tiftl ai r r...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ htose people in norhcern Greenland. In Mysterious Sex tel LIr V ia ".t : ~ o leiit oSleepySTuc 'N5 HERE, P, I 0I" Nine o'clock classes in proximity to] BEGE o I~ANTl le rear of the new Literary build-1 and ~veolorgy ing werc abruptly aroued from tlwir 1'4ilVLo state of semi-soinolence this morning Dr. Luage Koch, famuous Dlan- orerr, will lecture here some- the near future was conif...…

…tlHE AMICJIGANDAILY--NtEW8 AUTU N PPARELThisiswrh YOUR ATTENTION FOR I . t1 >aLabto y MEN O FAS I ON Hi TOLOGY or 1) THOLOQY al liii 1 ii.:. ilrcom end i i 1 ri t NVI1( I~n lt. ti (ire5 t~c1 11te.l STE~IN BLOCH COMPANY LINDENSCHiMITT & APFEL. EBERBACH & SON, mporTERS AND IAU FACTURERS Branch Store oil State St. PALACE AND PARISIAN 1 : a t'', l i ili1c tr {°ii i'It> M. F. DOWL ER, Agt. Phie637. Office, 402 .'-aynard St. THE .. r. ..Ir _ - Ii . ...…

…I 30, 1941 TIDE MICHIGAN DAILY r THE MICCW AN JAILY 'M' Graduates End Air Corps Basic Training Former Students To Enter Advanced Course; Army Commissions Next Step Six former University students completed their ten-week period of basic training at Randolph Field Sept. 27, to move on to advanced fields as the final step toward their wings and commissions in the Army Air Corps. The six are Wendell E. Lenz, '41, of Sheboygan, Wis.; Stephen ...…

…TG CORNER By Mel Fineberg II 'or Better Or Wore...- Christmas may come but once a tar but Saturday opines every week. aid every Saturday in the fall means otball games. And football games eans predictions. The attainment *this conclusion was reached by Lat is known as inductive reason. !"might as well state now that LIS appearance of inductive reason ll not happen again in our predic- ans. As we wallow into this haven of far-seeing sooth-sa...…

… r'. IQTTVIM A'te' i" 1+Xi!1XJl ! Ti'17. %A 14-kit THEICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE L3 h1*x£ W? w a ;r n'uIsa et I A3UPAG THRE IN TURBULENT STAGE: Prof. McLaughlin Propounds New Theory; Seeks To Explain Strange Martian Patterns Suez Only One of 7 Canals Not Open to All Ships! i By DALE McGHEE For centuries scientists and pseudo-scientists have envisioned and theorized about the nature of the small planet Mars. Authors and pseudo - authors ...…