…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1952 TO BENEFIT 'U' HOSPITAL CHILDREN: alens Drive To a . * , s * s s * Begiii 25th Annual Project Set By Society By NAN SWINEHART The men with the buckets, Gal- ens members, will be out tomorrow and Saturday collecting funds for the twenty-fifth annual Galens Tag Days. Since 1927, these days have been held by the Galen Honorary Medi- cal Society for the benefit of child- ren at the...…
…'A .. PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1951 Sports De-emphasis .Plans Advanced FAMOUS WRITER: Bowen Tells of Reader's I Contribution to Literature Banning of Bowl Games Included in Proposals (Editor's note: This is the second in a series of interpretive articles dealing with the intercollegiate athletics picture and the present movement to "de-emphasize" big-time college sports.) By CAL SAMRA I Since the National Coll...…
…jost, THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1059 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Freestylers, Butterflyers in Form For 'M' Swim Gala Competition I Warriors, Celtics Triumph Rangers Top Canadiens, 7-d By The Associated Press (t 1 By HAL APPLEBAUM Comedy and, novelty acts, water ballets, demonstrations and other features have always highlighted the Michigan Swim Gala, but next Saturday in the 25th Annual Gala, entertainment may have to take a back seat to the swimming e...…
….I!!,..ECEMEL ,THE MICHIGAN DAILY s Sli slILUON ' .l lll[I..IT T - . fdl T1 T) I7jT T TAT" T T"b PAGE SES With Europe 1 U.S. andI America $79 MJL. '..:: U.S.S.R. Foreign Trade With Non-Communist i Countries 1956 1957MWith Asia and the Mideast it k~:,:~$349MMILLION I ._1111121.11.1 J.LLA USSR Increases Foreign Trade With Non-Communist Nations ANNAPOLIS, Md. - One mid- tally accepted practice at the University of Texas ed shipman has...…
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…FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1953 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FAr~ yr by" Paul Greenberg' December Sports Schedule PAVICHEVICH PILOTS HOOPSTERS: Small CaptainLooms Big on 'M' Cage Scene - THE COLISEUM down at the foot of Hill street opens for business tonight as the Michigan hockey team, under the tutelage of Vic Heyliger, opens its 1953-1954 season. The big barn with ice for a floor has been the royal palace of the American collegiate ice sport ever si...…
…T THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4,1959 eather luxuries for his home or travel A. Firm bristle grip-easy clothes brush with olive green leather back. 5.00 Olive green travel zipper case with hair brush, comb, metal mirror, nail A file, toiletries containers. 20.00 * B' B. Box-grained cowhide home-or. travel accessories in new rich olive. Cowhide covered removable glass flask with metal cup and cap. ,5.50 Roomy leather-lined jewel...…
…T" MWICHIGAN DAILY Tnuz~rnx UwMv Herrnstein Signs Bonus Pact with Ph illies ,. '. 'M' Football Captain, Baseball Standout, Accepts Reputed $55,000 from NL Club ACCEPT COMPROMISE: Minor Leagues Revise Player Draft Procedure don't think I can be without play- ing all the time." continued Herrnstein. An outfielder-pitcher with the Wolverines his sophomore and' junior years, Herrnstein hopes to concentrate on his centerfield po- sition. Howeve...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WE Space Toys To Replace Guns, Dolls With the advent ofSputniks I and II, Christmas this year will take on a new and revolutionary fascination for children. Replacing traditional electric trains, trucks, dolls and erector sets will be satellite launchers, space helmets, anti-aircraft rock- ets and sequins of futuristic de- sign. Toy manufacturers were quick to exploit the possibilities present- ed by the Sputniks. Within 48...…
…THE MCMGAN DAILY &T a THE MICHIGAN flATly _______________________________________________________ ~ wA: ... I,.I 'NCE SALMON BOAT CHEF: Versatile Glover Heads Judice American Court Stars Dominate World Tennis T .' "Glover, Frederic L., '56E, 25792 E. River Rd., Grosse Ile, Mich. . .." . That's what this year's Student Directory has to say about Fritz Glover, Joint Judiciary Council chairman. And although this list- ing says nothing abo...…
…'I PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY,DECEMBER C,?W3 PAGE EIGHT FRIDAY, DECEMBER 44 ?95 SPORTS ENTHUSIAST: Civil Law Expert To Retire In June By FREDDI LOEWENBERG Forty-three years ago a young lawyer quit his Chicago practice to join the University law school faculty. Prof. Ralph W. Aigler, who will terminate his teaching career in June, has since become known as one of the outstanding civil law professors at the University and the "De...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Detroit Contract I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ By The Associated Press DETROIT - The Detroit Lions yesterday gave coach George Wil- son another one-year contract to coach the National Football League team. Terms of the pact were not made public. Made Official The Board of Directors of the Detroit Football Co. met yesterday to make it official. Lions officials said no decision had been reached yet o...…
…Foreign Students Visit Homes, Travel During. Vacation Periodl ENT-On Dec. 20, 1620, the Pilgrims established their first permanent 'settlement. at Plymouth: Three hundred and later, the Plymnouthi Plantation, Inc., a non-profit organization,' is restoring the settlement on a 'site two miles south of g. The restored village will serve as a permanent mooring for the Mayflower 11, which crossed the Atlantic In April of Lion buildings will includ...…
… CEMBER 4, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TI MANUAL DEXTERITY: Handsr Man's hands are a factor separ- ating him from lower forms bf life. Unlike more primitive organ-.P isms, man can employ the thumb as a separate joint: This enables him to pick up objects, rather than merely grasping them. Largely because of this ability, and because of a more highly de- veloped brain, man has, through the infinite span of evolution and development, acquire...…
…TE MICHIGAN DAILY PP" TN PERSON njury-Hit Icers Movea ,hilds to Forward Line I-M Readies For Biggest Cage Season By MIKE GILLMAN Two hundred teams in 10 differ- ent leagues is what the I-M de- partment isbracing itself for in the coming basketball season. Earl Riskey, director of Michi- gans' intra-mural sports program, reports that his staff is now in the process of scheduling many games for the winter. Hopes for Increase Looking forward ...…
…~~ + Choral Union To Present ] 1I thorized dealer for: DYNAKITS ARKAY UT GRAY, EICO ASH MARANTZ a'-VOICE GARRARD VIKING ELECTROSON IC LD WHA.RFEDALE NG BELL; G CONNOISSEUR, and others1 SUPPLY LABORATORIES. it Hi-Fi it's Audio Supply" STATE (opposite State Theater)' COOL YULE -- Santa Claus is abstracted into five pieces in a Christmas card in a big way, Long, low look and use of red splashes against gold background {V Let our fine selection...…
…THE MICHIGAN' DAILY'' SUNDAY rapping Rites Provide )rama on Diagonal LOTS TO CHOOSE FROM: Record Shopping Presents Selection Problems .MJ By DIANE LaBAKAS Y It's thot unusual during spring to see all sorts. of gregarious ritu- als performed on the Diagonal. These informal initiations are given annually by Sphinx, Michi- gamua, Druids, and Vulcans, men's honorary societ'es. All except Sphinx consist of seniors. Those tapped" are either le...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY anukah Holiday Festivities -Daily-Robert Kanner SERVICES-Students from B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundation participate in the traditional e Chanukah candles for the Jewish holiday which begins Dec. 18, an lasts for eight' days. it'of the holiday, another candle is added. to the Menorah, or candle-holder, until on the 11 eight candles are burning. The Hillel Foundation will hold candlelighting services on e nights of the holiday...…
…4,1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FAR EAST EMPHASIS: Language Class Sizes Mirror World Events i -Daily-Hal Leeds THESE ARE NICE-Jeanne Hager, '56Ed., chooses flowers for coming sorority pledge formal while her date, Andrew Sosich, '561 R, looks on. A recent survey revealed that most University coeds prefer roses for formal corsages. Orchids held undisputed second place. Cam.pus Social Life Survey Brings Comment by Seniors Ideal Saturday nights and...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Skating Becomes World-Wide ,C lins Shop Pastime in Last Half STATE and LIBERTY. -Century N <? have we cc By MEL ROSEN By far the most popular of American winter sports is skating. The pleasures derived from this activity are enjoyed by children, parents, and grand-parents alike. Here's one sport for which you are never too young to make your athletic hobby. Although the skating season in our country is short, if ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1955 A FAMILY OF SIX: Farm ife Blends Work, Rewards 280 Acres Set Scene For Brandts When Lawrence D. Brandt was a boy his father offered some ad- vice: "use your head and your feet together, and take care of yourself." Today the counsel is put to good use by Red, as friends call him, and his family on their 280- acre farm near Litchfield, Mich. Hogs, corn, wheat, oats, Holsteins, Guernseys, lambs...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY gan Ranks as America s Skiing Wonderland he beckoning of' King 11 ye winter sports en- and seek healthful en- in his ,vast kingdom of ice. the number on6 winter hem all, skiing. Origin- ans of traveling in snow- untries, skiing has be- favorite recreation for f Americans. orts have enjoyed such c rise to prominence in en years as skiing. This ren more significant in areas suitable for this few. Only areas in the United St...…
… M= HARVESTED CORN TESTIFIES TO BOtu'uxk Off THE FARM. MILK -- 240 QUARTS OF IT EVERY DAY - IS SOLD IN CLEVELAND AFTER RIGID INSPECTION OF DAIRY FACILI- TIES BEFORE SUPPER KENNY BEDS THE BARN WITH STRAW. LATER COME OTHER CHORES: MILKING AND FEEDING THE 36 HOLSTEIN CATTLE. Read Daily Classifieds I+ f , 4" . . 214 SOUTH 4th AVE. NO 2-5604 FAITHFUL BAPTISTS, THE BRANDTS EMPHASIZE RELIGION STRONGLY. HERE RED READS THE SEVENTIETH PSALM BEFO...…
…THE MCHIGAN DAILY Sports Popular i ,tHe 1E,~ /CHERE, LD I H 'M' Sailors Rank High Nationally BY PAUL BORMAN Bowdoin. Michigan's Bruce Gold- emblematic of the North Ameri- came back strong, only to lose to Michigan's Sailing Club has smith, however, was the top skip- can Team Race Championship. Notre Dame by a single point. placed the Wolverines' name per of the event. Thede Paces Win The latter loss came despite the among the best collegiate...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I Gadgets Make Unusual Presents Jewelry Has Wide Appeal For Women Wrappings Add Color To Christmas Gifts with big satin bows and enable the wearer to dry her nails without smearing as she walks around. For the smoker there are holiday cigarettes in red and green paper, aptly engraved with "Merry Christ- mas and Happy New Year" in gold. Something more elaborate for Christmas giving, an electrically ignited cigarette ligh...…
…r, DECEMBER 4,1957 TH-- MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE NT Variety of New Records Ready for Christmas certo for vacuum cleaners, floor polisher, and orchestra, and a tuba arrangement of one of the Chopin Mazurkas., Beethoven Concertos Rubinstein has recorded the Beethoven five piano concertos for RCA. His work is magnificent, but the orchestral1backing sometimes. misses the ideal. Still, one could hardly go wrong with any of these. Pianists will appr...…
… R 4, 1955 THE MICMIGAN DAILY Trees Contribute to Holiday Spirit Do-it-Yourself Gifts Save Money Toys for Younger Set Take On 'New Look' By ANN HEAD What would Christmas in the United States be without a Christ- mas tree? It would be the same as Thanks- giving without a turkey, a birth- day without a cake, or the Fourth of July without fireworks. Christ- nas and gaily decorated evergreens are synonymous in this country, and if the Christma...…
…TILE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 195'1' THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 195Y Christmas Flowers Set In Tradition By JUDI JACOBSON Many types of flowers and plants are associated with tle Christmas season. The practice of attaching spe- cial meaning to particular flow- ers and of using flowers to sym- bolize ideas and sentiments is widespread. The holly wreath, for example, is symbolic of the crown of thorns worn by Jesis...…
…TSE MCHIGAN DAILY 9V"AY, DECEMBER 4, 1955 TIlE MICIUGAN DAILY S!ThqDAY, DECEMBER 4,1135 Decorations for Doors Feature Original Ideas, 8,000 YEARS OF GREETINGS: Christmas Cards Have Long, Colorful Past By VIRGINIA ROBERTSON 'Twas the night before Christ- mas and ... "Just head up the walk, in that great door with the frosty windows and . . . there you are!" said the kindly old man, all dressed up in a funny-looking red suit with some furry...…
…Y, DECEMBER 4,1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Y, DECEMBER 4, 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY r M mmmm 11 /(/e cordially invite you to come and see our new im- ported merchandise. All kinds of beautiful art objects and handicraft. Genuine crystal jewelry, silk scarves, magnificent jewel and cigarette boxes, filligries of exquisite make. We have Christmas gifts that will charm the eye and warm the heart. COME AND 'SEE FOR YOURSELF INDIA ART SHOP I 33...…
… [BE 4, 1.95THE MICHIGAN DAILY Leather Gifts Available for All By JUDI GREENBERG Enduring and attractive leather goods which make 1deal Christmas gifts for all members of the fam- ily are available at many Ann Arbor shops. For the women on Christmas lists there are many useful and luxurious leather products from which to choose. Local stores carry a wide selec- tion of belts for all ages and occa- sions. These run from the inex- pensive coun...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4,1957 oyland Fascinates Young Visitors OLD TRADITION: Christmas Tree Custom Came from Germany By JANET SMITH Oaks, maples, agd elms of Ann Arbor will soon be rivaled by the balsam, pine and spruce from the Upper Peninsula for Christmas trees are coming to campus! The exact origin of the Christ- mas tree is obscure, but folklorists have offered several explanations. Some think that it has to do wit...…
…var ers iMAN'S LOT A H APPY ONE: Swoverland Career Mixes Justice, Mercy Speed Kig Oldfield, Lincoln Highway Prominent in Auto Racing's Annals By DICK HALLORAN EHis job entails a lot more pre- ntion than it does enforcement. That's what. Harold E. Swover- id, University Enforcement Of- er, says about the position he a held for the past 14 years. 'sponsible to the Dean of Men', roverland is officially required enforce the rules and regula...…
