…PAGE SIB FRENCH FILM: Art Cinema To Present 'Symphonie Pastorale' RRi'i7?E T , T A vmia r. R 4n 4AI^ TTTV, MIMUI-AN n-f tt-V' lI L .I.Aa .r ap E A ' IO 1 10 0 Construction Work Continues On New Maternity Hospital By selecting "Symphonie Pas- torale" for showing this weekend, the Art Cinema League and the University Famine Committee have undertaken what they be- lieve to be a project of great im- portance als well as entertain- ment. THE...…
… VV~b!4ttS1~At &7ronm ~a. 1~4id FOUNDER'S DIR THDAK Y U' Began Life in Detroit Through Refugee's Faith By ALEX LINDSAY Some sunny morning as you're crossing the diag, you might stop and consider that this great University might never have been if it had not been for the untiring work of Father Gabriel Richard. Father Richard was born in France 150 years ago. He came to the United States because of the French Revolution and settled in Detro...…
…PAG~E SIX" TH E MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1948 4 Illinois Lightweights Out For First in in 'M' Tilt Illini Seek To Break Five Game Losing Streak in Saturday Contest at Champaign 4 PE Everybody likes to beat Mich- igan but probably no group of ath- letes would derive more pleasure from the feat than Illinois' light- weight gridders. Down Champaign way they're beginning to wonder if thehlittle Illini will ever get into the win ...…
…PAGE SIX TAI MICHIGETAN DAITY FIUAY, OCTOBER 22, 1048 BAILIFF'S BELL CLANGS: 'Oyez,_Oyez,' New Barristers Initiated By BOB LAYTON A group of thirty-five smiling students all wearing black shoe- string ties stood in the middle of the Law Quad last Tuesday, waited till the third ring of the Bailiff's bell was sounded, then shouted in unison the traditional cry of the Barristers-"Oyez. oyez." This scene was the final step ir the initiation ...…
…PAGE SI THIE MICIGAN DATU SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23, 191 T __ -- - ----- ----- ,y j LIBERAL EDUCATION? Beer and Liquor Ban Falls To Curb Student Drinking Students are buying as much beer and liquor as ever despite the University ban on drinking in residences, according to local druggists and beer merchants. In fact, coeds are buying more beer this year than ever before, one proprietor declared. "They're getting educated to drink," he said. *...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1949 1 L~AGR SI~ SU1~1)AY, OCTO~E~ 24, 194$ MSC, Lions Tie, 14-14; lo su l ids a rs, 34-32 M Debunks Gopher MottoI (Continued from Page 1) bother to take some strain off his shoeleather. The seat must have been too hard, because as play resumed, he went back to his popo stick routine. Beaming, Benny looked like a proud father after his boys withstood the not-so-gentle tactics of the ...…
…Tilt MIC ITIGAN CAI T.Y TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1948 GO YOU COED-Two unidentified women caught in a close finish during one of the 25 yard free style races. BRING ON THE GOILS-For some strange reason, men consistently make up most of the crowd that each year packs the Union Pool balcony to watch the 300 girls compete in the WAA swim BIRD'S EYE VIEW-Barbara McCready, Ginny Correll and Buffy PRETTY OFFICIAL-Even the Barrs climb up on a window...…
… TTfTI 1WTCTTTITAN IbAITY WEDNR~DAY. OCTOBER 27, 1941 U Law School Announces New Requirement for Admission The University Law School has announced its decision to require all applicants for admission to take the "Law School Admission Test." Sponsored by a substantial number of the nation's leading law schools, the test determines legal aptitude lnd intelligence, and is now required by the ma- jority of highly accredited schools as a cond...…
…TAE MIC.RTCA'N DIATT",-*'' TMTR rTtAV. ACTf1RT P, IR 1 i tit a a L Mai Viii TEAN fdLAtTY 'TLI . A - h'. AJ - - - -.-.4----- t.i'L...B 1UAaliAIJE. f , ./ . 41JL' JJ $i .O, i7'* Michigan on Canvas' Exhibit Op-)ens Tomorrow 4' 4 * * * r., Depicts SaeLf By HERB ROVNER It looks like the circus is comning to town, but instead it's "Michi-. gan on Canvas," a collection of 100 paintings depicting life in this state, which will arrive her...…
…0 PAGE SIX THE IM ICI I GAN DAILY s .SAY, O VER 26, 1948 , THE MICH1t~AN DATTY FRIDAY. OCTOBER 29. 1948 I Illl Residence Cross Country Title Fall o Lloyd Fraternity Grid League Nears Semi-Final Games a Distance Crown Remains or Second Straight Year Intramural Sport Slate To Include Hockey Loop 0 The Alpha Tau Omega's nosed out the Phi Delta Theta's last night in a close game of 8-7. Last year's title holders, the ATO's, also bea...…
…erg THE MTCUTGAN DATLY ,qA.TTTP.nAY_ fl[";'YM- RRR A 14dit -T 1 1 f1MT1 V T211 T11T1'11..- -" A. U. 1 . QTTrn' l 1~D.DO r i , x, v'Ul-Unnn sv, IUIZS I' EW FEATHERWEIGHT CHAMP: Saddler KO's Pep in Fourth Round Lightweight Blues'Rip 'Reds'; Burns, Ryan Star r i - __ - <T' NEW YORK-(P)-Sandy Sad- dler, spindle-legged Harlem scored a stunning fistic upset last night when he knocked out Willie Pep of Hartford, Conn., to win the World Fe...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 31, 194 TH MIHG N AL S_ ,OTOE 1,14 TI CAL ........13 GA. TECH..... 19 GEORGIA....35 HOLY CROSS.20 CORNELL....20 TULANE.... .9 DARTMOUTH USC......... 7 DUKE........ 7 ALABAMA.... 0 HARVARD...13 COLUMBIA...13 MISS.STATE..0 YALE....... TarHeels, otreDameemainin Undefeater [41 ARKANSAS...28 14 TEX.A&M... 6 P enn State's ..a L oCs Lions Crush MMR Red Raiders HAMILTON, N.Y. - (P) - Penn State's high powered...…
… FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAESEVEN i .F]M VI lI ,.71'I ' L' lY r PASSING FANCIES: Ortmann, Van Brocklin To Match Aerial Ability By BEV BUSSEY The outcome of tomorrow's football entanglement between Mich- igan and Oregon may well be decided by the one who throws the "mostest" and hits the "mostest." Both the Wolverines and the West Coast invaders will have in their starting line-ups a more-than-capable passer. Oregon carr...…
… SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN SUNDAY, O~I'0BER 3, 1948 PAGE SEVEN Bearden Blanks Tigers, 8-0; Tribe Keeps A. L. Lead Line-Ups... C Rifenburg Clary Allis Soboleski Wistert Tomasi Heneveld Erben Dworsky Wilkins Sickels Kohl Wahl McNeill Wisniewski Elliott Ortwuann Lentz Koceski Teninga Van Summern Peterson Kempthorn LE Gar za Boston Whips New York To Stay in Pennant Race Doby Sparks Indian Attack with Four...…
… FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN PAGE SEVEN Indians Sdcal =rr1 ' ve:n 4-ml, , ,, °; . :r,... " ries ne-A1I DAILY PICKS 'EM! Wahl Named Mich igan Linem n-of-the-Week C- (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the first in a series of articles featuring the Line- man-of-the-Week as selected by members of The Daily sports staff.) Naming the first Michigan line- man for this honor was not a sim- ple task, but we all seemed to...…
…SUNDAY, OCTOBERS 10, 1948 T HE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN f. _.. _ _ _aa.a PAGE SEVEN Y woIver ines Im -IF--Ru -M 1p I lash 4 Off' R ou t0 ur° ue 40-0 'RUMORSQ ARE FLYdIN 'r" 'Neill e eleased, Newhouser to Red Sox Devas tating''O ene Shocks Partisan Crowd (Continued from Page 1) Iowa Upsets Ohio State By Capitalizing on Breaks CLEVELAND-(P)-The rumor factory was working overtime to- night at the World Series press party. Highl...…
… FRIDA, OCTOBER 15, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SE~UVEN .... .., . ..r a a a as r v.ei+. JIL 11 L 1 eavwa;r oju r MIN mmommommommomw I : Pass Defense, Signal Drills i i t M' Workout U\ DRUM BEATER: Boosting Athletic Fame Chief Job of Les Etter By HERB RUSKIN Spreading the name and fame of Wolverine athletics throughout the country is the principle job of Les Etter, Michigan's very able athletic publicity director. However, the ...…
… SUNDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1948 T H E MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Koceski Scores Three TD's in 18th Straight Victory Jayvees Beat Wildcats, 13-0 On Two First Period Tallies Erben Snags Loose Ball In End Zone for Marker Highly Touted Northwestern Ground Attack Gains Meager 47 Yards Against 'M' Line SPORTS PRES HOLMES, Night Editor ,no Football Hi-Lites By DICK HURST Michigan's jayvees combined two brilliant first period scoring thrusts with the ...…
… TURUSD~AY, OCTOBER, 21, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN ,, 7 M' Speedsters Set for opher sh Flatbush Demands Pennant Winning Club from Rickey NEW YORK-(A')-We don't see why the Brooklyn Dodgers fans should be sore because their club didn't win the National League pennant. After all, didn't Montreal win the pennant, and playoff, and the junior world series, and isn't Montreal a close relative of the Dodgers? Of course, the Br...…
… SUNDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1948 T F T H E ~ N Tb I. 'T ILE MICHIG.i a... . 4.A A ILYj PAnR 9,V.VM IY Oro fRemainor ow B I .1 F; EUGENE, Ore.-(P)---Norm Van Brocklin's passes smothered Washington State here yesterday, 33-7, to boost the Oregon Ducks' stock in the Coast Conference Rose Bowl chase. The Ducks were rated only a slim, one-touchdown favorite over Washington State, but the cool Oregon quarterbacl took care of that. HE PASSED TO END Di...…
… FE iDAYOCTQOBER , 14 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE 5SEVEN Surrisn IOuTor1SR11OuinMi~chi an oni S S. a om1 , Frosh Dis play Promise In Scrimmage with JV's By BOB SANDELL Michigan's freshmen griddars tangled with the jayvee squad yes- terday afternoon, and displayed a brand of football that Coach Wally Weber and his assistants can be extremely proud of. It was the first really stiff com- petition for the first year squad, and they showed plenty...…
… SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY IPAGE SEVEN~ Wolverines Set To Keep Home Goal Ur crossed By PRES HOLMES The Wolverines want to win Saturday's game against Illinois; they want more than that-they won't settle for less than a shut- out. Although Minnesota ruined the boast that not one touchdown had been scored through the Wolver- ine line this year, another record still .remains intact. For over a year no one has crossed the ...…
… SUNDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY A III I PURDUE .....14 SMUo*. .... .21 N. CAROLINA14 MSC .. ......46' MINNESOTA. 30 N'WESTERN. iNDIANA. . .. 7 OS. .... . . MARQUETTE 91 TEXAS... ... 6 n7pf Notches TENNESSEE. 7 OREGON ST...21 Ira i ;lz t With wij .21 IOWA........19 NOTREDAME 41 7 WISCONSIN..13 NAVY ....... 7 Wolverines Take Gruelling Battle from Spirited Indians (Continued from Page 1) Bears, Ducks -- - ___-...…
…PAGE EIGHT 1 FRIDAVY !1! L (D.l FT2 i tflA® TH MICHIG .a%. aAN.. 4 a . DAILY~ TI-TVTfTICmhEIN r7-al X'rff?~t1 Y, 41It'KW UA.;1V S t , 1 R A'&LL ,4L'A 1~1 I 'SURN T( TEACH: Prof. William Humphreys Was Humanist The late Wilber R. Humphreys,i for 40 years a member of the University faculty, was always best known to students and colleagues as the soft-spoken humanist, or- iginator and teacher of the Eng- lish department's course in lit- era...…
…PAGE EIGHT Est1Nl Ay- iW''MRrTL q 14AP THE MWTTTETCA DfAILY aa . U a .v aa r aara aTT'MY1lilY C9 1 4 0 -'4.$~ J9 ' .FdbA'4 ,i £'S~lY . r'v /" T 'f' T1 ell 79 'ri A T 7'1 Y r. T "r iri, I I COLLEGE RWUNDUP: Students Submerged Under 'Routine' *Throughout the nation this week college students settled down to academic routine, getting to know themt roommates and look- ing back at a hectic nightmare of enrollment, buying books and re- disc...…
…PACE ETGT THE MTIN AIT. F F'RTOAV OPWR 9, 1941 s. . . .CH.1 A.! J. TRTDAY, OCTOBER K, I94~ I GIRLS BEHIND THE SCENES: Soph Cabaret Prod uctioni Staff Named imam, p . 'r F, <" _ (Continued from Page 5) Lou Jockwig and Katherine Wet- zell. The first committee meeting will be at 4 p.m. Monday in the League. Sophomores on the ushering committee are Pat Adams, Joanne Auch, Shirley Balbot, Frances Bendler, Mary Beth Howe, Rolleen Jackson...…
…I gT"AY9, OCTOBER 10, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY __E CTTA AT. SNAOCOF 1,14 i SPIRITUALS: Concert Series To Open With Marian Anderson Initiating this Year's Extra Concert Series will be contralto Marion Anderson, who will make the first appearance in her 14th national tour Thursday evening in Hill Auditorium. Named as "radio's foremost woman singer" for five consecutive years, Miss Anderson has become an institution in America's concert circl...…
…iTHE~ MIT! ,AN-Y " RYDAY. OCTORM 1 T.,1140 _ Y EXPERT GIVES ADVICE: State Constitution Revision Plan Offered A possible solution to difficul- s in modernizing the Michigan ate constitution has been sug- sted by Claude R. Tliarp re- irch assistant in -the Univer-I y's Bureau of Government. The "more expedient method" the naming of a commission her by the governor or the :islature, to study the consti- tion and to suggest possible anges to t...…
…THlE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBE1t 17, mg I' SUNDAY. OCTOBF~Th 1~. l~4t r Judge To Talk At Fund Drive KickoffDinner Red Feather Canvass Starts Tomorrow Federal=Judge Frank A. Picard of Detroit will be the guest speaker at the local Community Fund Drive's "kick-ogf dinner" tomor- row in the Union. The campaign begins tomorrow and ends Oct. 29. *, * * ANN ARBOR campaign workers will aim for a total of $159,600, of which University personn...…
…PAGE ETG'-T THE MIC141GAN DA-,ty-,v TRYTR.g11AV nvTnrtrlt *i 1Cio . .: - . . . -_.. _. ,,. ,. m T CT ~ :~ I:TE2AN rb A TTVr41G::!I U f d A!-,l A A E1l1Lf. LPl X, +. l;A Jtz311i lA, 1;7' 1 I 5 COME JOSEPHINE: Daily Reporter Takes First Airplane Trip _,.- _ OUTDATED DEADLINE: Inspired Brothers Publishing Campus Paper Occasionally' ASSOCIATED PRESS By PHOEBE FELDMAN I was taken for a ride yester- day-by the Flying Club. Member Bob Gosl...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUYNDAY, OCTOItl 24, 1048 _ PANAMA ALTERNATIVE: Professor Devises Canal for Mexico You may not be able to teach an old dog new tricks, but 84 year old Professor Emeritus William H. Hobbs of the geology department, has devised a sea-level ship canal across Mexico at the Tehuantepec Isthmus which would be proof against the most modern methods of warfare. Prof. Hobbs' 126-mile-long al- ternative to the present ...…
…-VIMAY..fOCfTBER 29.OMR THE MICHIGAN DAITY .M ... Genealcholarsip 1946-47 1947 49 Change Men's' Cooperative Housing ........ ..... .. ....2.72 Women's Residence Halls.............2.68 2.6$ .01 Women's Cooperative Housing...........2.63 2.68 .05 Independent Women.................. 2.61 2.65 .04 All Women ........................... 2.62 2.65 .03 General Sororities .... ............2.63 2.64 .01 -Upperclass Men's Residence Halls ........2....…
…THlE MJICHITCANTA LY SA'T'UltD*Y. OOTOnErt 2a. q4g +. .:-.a ur-i. sra -a - -aa-a -a~a a .vrr aw d*", J 5 ". ..rrr.......a i E C I--- I Homecoming Means- that "W'ere Mighty Glad to See You" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Here's don't r one weekend that's all yours.. Even though you 'ecognize all the new faces, you know we a II have } .~~~~~...: . :" .4'"ir . :':. . ; ... o-. d. F '! "' .;:.. ,g " "'. .. ' . .. L v r....…
…PAE -IrnG T HE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1948 _. -_ Oratory Halts As Campaign Is Wound Up All Candidates Sum Up Issues WASHINGTON -()-The firsi American presidential campaign o the atomic era wound up tonighi in a blaze of oratory. Next Tuesday 50,000,000 to 60,- 000,000 voters will give a man thi soul-shaking assignment: To safeguard peace and freedor from the dangers crowding in upor them; to curb inflation and pre- vent a disa...…
