… a THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Quintet Tops Stanford;Puckmen Bow to 1 oronto Guard Bob Harrison Leads Way in Cagers 45-37 Triumph Only Four Free Throws Scored in First Five Minutes Of Game; Steme Stephenson Sparks Indian Offensive By STAN SAUERHAFT Michigan's basketball team moved back into the win column last night when they defeated Stanford, 45-37, at Yost Field House in their first intersectional game of the year. Guard Bob Harrison was ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Jnavenged Fascist Horror HE HALL OF Fascist Horrors has pro- duced many an exhibit that inspires :ror in the democratic heart, but all these tell ourselves, have been avenged by the rnbined allied forces-unless we exclude e rape of Spain. En a ieccnt 6ditorial, the New York Her- ' Tribune solenoly declared that the re- rts of the distress of the Spanish people ould arouse "twinges of conscience" in all e great powers victo...…
…THE MICIIGAN DAILY V TUESD~AY, 1wM!BE1, 1940 - _ -.-- VISORY SERVICE: Counselors' Office Ready For Invasion of Students EDTOR'S NOTE: This is the sec- nd Ini a series of two articles deal- , g with thie work of the Office of1 Academic Counselors. By NATALIE BAGROW It was a slack day in the Office >f Academic Counselors yesterday, compared, that is, to the traffic expected next week. Fifty-five freshmen and soph- 6mores came in yesterday f...…
…FoUR r THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1946 'U' vs. Contractors LEST ANYONE become unduly anxious for the eight-million-dollar building pro- gram now under way on this campus and under attack by local contractors, their recent flare-up against the University should be explained and clarified. The substance of the disagreement, which first arose last April, is concerned with the importation of outside labor and the pay- ment of hi...…
…FOUR ' THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY DECEMBER 5, 194G Attendance Responsibility Ujnneeded Warnings HE THANKSGIVING weekend is over and everyone in the literary college who wanted to take an extra day of vacation did so, we are glad to see, despite the evi- dent disapproval of some officials in the literary college. Acting Assistant Dean Charles Peake was' the only man to come right out and dis- approve of the post-Thanksgiving absences. I...…
…PAGE FOUR r THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, DECEMBER -6, 1946 Galens Able Philanthropy MAN TO MAN: Iron Curtain - BILL MAULDIN THE TANGIBLE results gained from con- tributions to the Galens Annual Christ- mas Drive can be seen in the shop at the University Hospital and displays of the youngsters' projects in local store windows. The intangible outcome of the contri- butions lies with hundreds of children whose periods of hospital confinemen...…
…} - .T *. 5 MTCT..U .P £AJN L A £3.VJA AATIrMInAV- woormur-u-, _ i111J 1111TeTP MTCTTWAN f1 LATTV -4 ,q AUAT TbAI, i1 r,'u, LA WJAtGA '7~, iJ7'43 CABARET REHEARSAL-Coeds rehearsing the "Dance of the Wooden Soldiers" for the Soph Cab- aret floorshaw are (left to right) Eleanor Hoffma ster, Jean Hall, Cohleen Jensen and Edith Worts- v SOPH 'TALE-SPIN': Cabaret Will Be Held Today "Soph Tale-Spin," the 1946 edi- tion of Soph Cabaret, will ...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1946 About Daily Editorials PEOPLE seem to be wondering just what The Daily editorial page stands for. You notice it in remarks passed to you unofficial- ly, in the "we know what you're really up to" expression on the faces of a few students and faculty members, in an occasional huffy letter to the editor.' The confusion isn't surprising. Our posi- tion is something of an oddity; it can st...…
…FOUR " THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, DECEMWBER 10,'1$46 __-- Anti-Labor Laws WHEN it became evident on the morning of Nov. 6 that the Republican Party would dominate the 80th Congress of the United States, numerous proposals for anti- labor legislation were immediately advanced by conservative elements. Advocates of such measures contended that it was necessary to restore management to a position of pquality in collective bargaining relati...…
…T HE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER -- Disappearing' Books MAN TO MAN: BILL MAULDIN T HE revelation of General Library officials that books are "disappearing" in quan- tity must come as a surprise to the student body, most of whom, we don't doubt, thought of the University as something more than just another part of the jungle. But now the myth has been shattered, and it is time for the student body as a whole to take stock - even t...…
… i FOUR THE MICHIGAN IAILY THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1946 FOUR THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1940 ortageofChildren s Clothes I. ,6l1 Or 7/ thian9 BILL M AULDIN OVER 20 per cent of the Dutch children cannot attend school on stormy or cold days because they do not have shoes or sufficient clothing. Almost no new clothing has been bought in Holland for the last six years. In Poland, France, Belgium and other European countries, similar conditions ...…
…r THE MICHIGAN DAILY T' VA Bottleneck IT IS NOT surprising that more than one- seventh of the University's 11,030, student veterans have not yet received their Sep- tember and October subsistence payments. Even top regional VA officials are unable to cut their way through their own red tape to find out how many student veterans have received their checks. In an outfit where all records are made in duplicate, tripli- cate and even sextuplic...…
…THEMICHIGANDAIrLYSAW URLDAY, DrOer: OUTSTANDING EDUCATORS: ,x-Faculty Men Gain Distinction, Campus Highlights 30 Additional Rooms Found IHARMONY ON WHEELS: By SHIRLEY FRANK Four outstanding American edu- cators, now at other colleges and universities, have served on the University faculty at various times during their academic careers. The four are Christian Gauss, now dean of the college of modern languages at Princeton University, Edmu...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY StrNDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1946 Students Conference [ICHIGAN IS AGAIN taking a leading role as a leading force in national stu- nt affairs by taking part in the Chicago ident Conference December 28 to 30. ETomorrow night's rally will enable Michi- n students to learn about this conference d to preseht to the four student delegates m this University their viewpoints re- r'ding such activities as the formation of national stud...…
… TkIE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, DE ER 7, 1946 . , ., a..... epublican Hope 'T-E FIRST choice of newly-elected Re- publican members of Congress for the 1948 Presidential nomination in that party is Harold 'Stassen, former governor of Min- nesota and flag secretary to Admiral Halsey, according to a poll conducted by the Min- neapolis Star and Chicago Daily News. This is not the first indication that Stas- sen, Who represents the younger, mor...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, Dl Civilan President TR MANY long years of revolutionary radicalism under military leaders, Mex- at last has a civilian president - Miguel nan. leman, a former attorney, comes from a dominantly civilian family and has never I a military title. This is directly in trast with the long string of his political decessors who were revolutionary gen- s and followed revolutionary ideals. 'he repercussions of this chang...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TWYRSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1940 Church News The ROGER WILLIAMS GUILD will meet at 7:15 p.m. to- day at the Guild House to go car- oling at the Rapid Treatment Center. Following the singing, the an- nual Christmas party will be held in the Guild House. Caroling, supper and a vespers service will be held by the METH- ODIST WESLEYAN GUILD at 5:30 p.m. Sunday at the center. * * Officers of the NEWMAN CLUB will meet at 7 p.m. toda...…
…THE MICHICAN DAILY, FMAT. DEI THE MICHICAN DAHY' AL.IAYa r.v flI ir "' L (.r A ' .,.. _. ..,.._...__ _ . _ I ! REORGANIZATION LAW: Congressmen To Receive Pay Boost, Pension Plan Benefits C'3 WASHINGTON, Dec. 19-(A)- Starting in January congressmen will get higher salaries: And for the first time they will be eligible for pensions when they retire or are defeated. Move Overdue The pay and pensions program is part of the reorganization la...…
…~; 4&THE- MICTHGAN1DAILY -, Coe ds To Eight Petition Posts For On fssembly Bcll All Independents Are Eligible To Apply For Open Central Committee Positions; Women-Bid Dance To Be Held March 7 Petitioning for eight positions )n the central committee for As- embly Ball, which will be present- bd March 'i, is now open according to Jean Clare, president of Assem- Oly Association. All eligible independent women tnay apply for the posts which ...…
… WEDNE~SDAY, D~ECEMB~ER 4, 1946 THE MICHIGAN DALY I I Women To fpply For Spring, Fall Orientation Posts Advisers Needed; For Freshmen, Transfer Coeds Petitioning is now open for coeds who wish to serve as orien- tation advisers for the spring and fall terms, 1947. Posts as freshman advisers and transfer alvisers are open to eli- gible coeds who will be juniors or seniors next fall, according to Jean Louise Hole, Judiciary chair- man. ...…
… THLRSDAY, DECENMBER 5,; 1940~: THE MICHIGAN DAILY I 'Soph Tale-Spin' Ticket Sales Continue Today, Tomorrow LaVoie To Play;{ Booths Featured Ticket sales for "Soph Tale-. Spin," to be presented from 8 p.m. to midnight, Saturday in the League, will continue today and tomorrow. Tickets are being sold from 10 a.m. to noon in the Engineering Arch, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on the Diagonal, from noon to 1 p.m. and 3 to 5 p.m. in the League, from ...…
… PRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1946 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 7 T 77 IRA Will Present Informal All-Campus Dance in Union Foreign Coeds To Be Wyvern Guests at Tea The Inter-Racial Association will present its first all-campus dance from 9 p.m. to midnight to- day in the Union Ballroom. The dance will be informal, and Frank Tinker, who plays for the regular Union dances, will play for the dancers.. Blue and white balloons and streamers will deco- rate ...…
… SUNDAY, DECEMRER 8, 1946 ? THE MICUliP,-AN IfAAIN vAnr pit) aT-.1711/ylTE7PAN nATy L " C.~RAxd EA VEA olverine FiveRompsoverMichigan Sat Z9 Doughtery Sees Wolverine Strength in Distance Events McCaslin Dumps In 19. M Points Michigan Swimmers Will Try For Records Outstanding Natators To Be Here in State Swim Meet in Sports Building Saturday Commenting on the second time trials held this year, track coach Ken Doherty said yesterd...…
… T TESAY, DECEMBERL 10, 1790 "' THE MICHIGAN DAILY VALE College Visitors Will Attend Union Winter Formal Friday Ten representatives from eight Michigan Colleges have accepted invitations extended to them from the Union Executive Council to attend the first of the two-night Union Formal to be held from 9 p.m. to midnight Friday and Sat- uprday in the Union Ballroom. The inter-collegiate event is be- Michigan Dames To Hold Meeting The Chri...…
… WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1946 - U4.TA ~ UR IU.kPfT A.1 1N.Jhl A T.V I a aaIE M~iTCT-Tl tIA-11\ IiATTV Students May Order J-Hop Tickets in'U' Hall This Week Actual Sales To Begin after Christmas; Junior Applications To Have Preference Orders for J-Hop tickets for juniors, seniors, and graduate stu- dents will be taken tomorrow, Fri- day, and Saturday at a booth in VJniversity Hall. Students must bring identifica- tion cards and self-addr...…
… M THUSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1949 rTHE MICHIGAN DAILY .. . Union Council Will Sponsor Formals Friday, Saturday Banquet To Honor Visiting Women Highlighting the annual winter Union Formal will be guests rep- resenting six Michigan colleges on the first of the two night dance to be held from 9 p.m. to midnight in the Union Ballroom. Representatives include Nancy Coffey from Highland Park Jun- ior College, Mary Georgilas and Fay Zercher from Wa...…
… rTHE MICIHGAN DAILY :, IDE-NAZIFYING YOUTH: German Asks Long Term Occupation By PAUL HARSHA Charging that the German peo- ple are still "infected with egoism," a German civilian has asked that American occupation troops re- mAin for at least a generation. Hermann H. Rocke, former Ber- lin school teacher, believes that "the young German generation with master-race experiences from the battlefields of Europe will never be able to learn demo...…
…r ,. .. u r ". _ _ : lie Ir H MI I A"A N DAIJU x ~ 1f you are haviuqr Chr i tma s shopping problems may ire suggest 1WCIIGAN JEWELRY . ." PENDANTS ,yr COMPACTS .TIECLASPS .- BRACELETS t o TIE-SWINGS r/ RINGS p- PINS potBAREFFS :CMichigani emblemus may he placed on your favorite piece of ;jewelry .: ARCADE~l u JEWELRY SHOP, ;y .CARL F. BAY . .. 16 Nickels Arcade ~\ ".. _ < x.- r r^ r" 1 r ! D r, \ : . M n 4 MY n to. Vll m . , _ f.:j . s Ju...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY__ On Interviewing Committee Names of coeds appointed to serve 1as members of the new s eagte Interviewing Committee were announced yesterday by Jean Louise Hole, chairman of Women's Judiciary Council. The women who will fill the posts include Irma Eichhorn, Mar- tha Cook; Barbara Hitchcock, Betsy Barbour; Patricia Hanna- gan, Delta Gamma; and Mary Carolyn Wright, Alpha Phi. The committee is to be in charge of all petitioni...…
…PAG sTHE MICHIGAN DAILY ..M..... U' Charged with Blockig Ann Arbor Construction Prigra State Hou ;e of Representatives ways and means committee, told the contraetors, "if you can prove your point we may crack down on the University." The -committee of which War- ner is a ra.iking member, togeth- er with the State Senate finance committee, does most of the pre- liminary work in apportioning state funds to such projects as the University s em...…
…1Six TiE AICHlAN AILY WE DlNL.DAY, DECr1WER4, sIA No Questions Asked When Students Drank Joe's Beer By EUNICE MINTZ Saloons once flourished in Ann Arbor. And students of this University are still silging about them. Those famous words in I Want to go bacK to Michigan" about "Back to Joe's and the Orient" refer to the days when men were men and could drink-no inden- tification needed-in one of the town's numerous saloons. Joe's, actually J...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY '1IMTRSDAT .DFt' AIPPR 5, 1914 TIlE MICHIGAN DAilY T1Wft~t~AY I~ECEM~R ~, 194~ * *,. * if 4 4+ * * Santa Says - - t.' {;/ I - I -- c=. - --- --- - - - .rs x CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS M BLANKETS GOLF EQUIPMENT ARCHERY RIDING TOGS SKATES BASKETBALL EQUIPMENT MOE £2o t .hp4 FOR for PARTICULAR SHOPPERS Your Problems Wif' Be Solved ait.. FRITZI'S GIFT SHOP 607 E. Liberty St. Michigan Theatre Bldg. Give an EVE...…
…:IiE MiCIGAN IIAILY FTL hA, r 1i Bt, # iI 48 _____ ______ .1 ...., . OAKLAND PUSHING MATCH-Men identified as AFL union- ists restrain an unidentified man (with hat) from entering a store in Oakland, Calif., during a citywide AFL protest walkout which is continuing. ONE HAM TO ANOTHER! West Quad Seeks To Operate Its Own Broadcasting Station OUT THAR . .. at the Village The last in the series of Friday night dances for this semester will be...…
…LAY SUDYAEEWR ,14 olverine Puckmen, 6-3 Campus Wrestlers Will Meet In Tournament in Field House of apparatus and present teach- ing techniques in hopes that an interest would be created in this relatively new field of physical education. Students Appear Elementary, intermediate and advanced stunts were demonstrat- ed by 12 skilled male students. Norbert Harz, Hack Coplin, John Smetana and John Allred par- ticipated on the high and para- ...…
…mxTH F ~tMICIGAN fDIY hicago Conference To Aim 1 or National Student Union CAMPUS HIGHLIGHTS The establishment of an Ameri- can Union of Students will be the aim of the Chicago Student Con- ference, Dec. 28, 29 and 30, which will be attended by four delegates of the Student Legislature. Toward Free Education Such an oi'ganization could an- swer a number of unfulfilled needs and contribute a number of serv- ices, Lee Marsh, a member of the ...…
…SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1946 EDESTRIANS BEWARE: Increase in Traffic Accidents Is Predicted for This Month Cook Accuses AAUP Panel ASSOCIATED PRESS PICTURE NEWS Columbians of Will Discuss "Danger is the constant com- panion of the motorist in Decem- ber" Barney Gainsley, captain of Ann Arbor traffic squad stated yesterdy as he predicted a sharp increase in the accident rate for this month.' Adjustment Slow Early wi...…
…THIS MI .IAA AIIN O! T"MAINA Ca" --- - ."_ .".. nw s ;. aaF~F'A~lA Sj 4?Y&FC1 , A;' 'S U m Discovered - The Secret of Santa's Success! K~ A~d' . i ., " A:: ..yC$' a: ': ': ' :. . . . take a hint from Santa and go to the CAMPUS SHOP for the perfect gift . . . a sweater set. ::"+ ri:* ,~. ____w ,1 . , >. , ,;.. .odr ;:?ti': . . . Santa says to give lovely silk panties for Christmas. These were seen at JUNE GREY. -c " S' y m s...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I1 A FACULTY FOR KNOWING: Haines'Day: Students, Music, Books,_Fish' Constitution ... By HARRY LEVINE EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the 11th of a series of articles on faculty personalities. . Prof. Donal Hamilton Haines is probably the only man within a 200 mile radius who can teach a University class, listen to a sym- phony, write a book and go fishing all in the same day and not con- sider it outside of his usual rou- tin...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY IYEMWEAT7 T0-WAR - Surgeon Refers to Past; Advocates New Branch CIEVELAND, Dec. 16-(P)-A ew branch of medicine, preven- .e surgery, that would produce rmor for soldiers and give civil- ;ns shielding devices, was ad- ocated at the American College 'f Surgeons tonight by Dr. Ed- ard D. Churchill, of Harvard. He pointed out that the steel elmet, of World War I, was in- oduced by surgeons. Just at the Engineers Will sell Techn...…
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… SUNDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1946 - TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVENS Army Staves ff i ies' Lai aif DI" Ve 21-18 Bowl Lineups January 1, 1947: Rose Bowl, at Pasadena, Calif.: Illinois vs UC- LA. Sugar Bowl, at New Orleans: Georgia vs North Carolina. Or- ange Bowl, at Miami: Tennessee vs Rice. Cotton Bowl, at Dallas: Arkansas vs Louisana State. Cigar Bowl, at Tampa, Fla.: Delaware vs. Rollins. Alamo Bowl, San An- tonio, Tex.: Hardin-Simmon...…
… I TILE] MICHIGAN TIMI Posters Caution DrinkingMinors Merchants Voice Varied Comments By BOB HARTMAN Ann Arbor beverage merchants blew hot and cold over the new Michigan Liquor Control Commis- sion poster issued yesterday to augment its new campaign against drinking minors. Comments on the posters ranged from "it's good" to "it's silly" as' tavern and drugstore managers ltwng the signs up over their cash registers, tables, in wirdows and ...…
…THlE MICHIGAN DAILY P .--,. r" S1 " : .'4 >'': ' , A v ..... ..... s Av. J lL : L , " . Jar ri { J Cyr{ S,. : = how::' ";,:f . Chri*stniias r ure COZY ROBES . , . THRILLING GIFT FOR TODDLERS, TEENS. MOMS. Goodyear's have them in abundance for your Christmas choosing. Glamorous quilts, trim flannels, tub-loving chenilles, fleecy blanket-cloth fabrics. r rr r .x ' l { t x r ... {f< 1 s} fit, y' f y ,- r o-t -tee: S y\ . { $ !! ) ,t >'' ...…
…18, 1946 THE MIC -TTCAN DAY ias al lfai\. 11a V17lll LS1 ),L.L :. 1 PROMINENT ALUMNI: Daily Staff Starting Point For Many Top Writers CLASSIFIED ADVEtTVS--'ING By SHIRLEY FRANK The Daily staff has been the starting point for many outstand- ing journalists. From Junius B. Wood, 1900, to Stanley Swinton, '40 the list of former Daily editors includes such names as Paul Scott Mowrer, William H. Stoneman, and Beach Conger. Prominent among re...…
…T.... ff.C.IGAN DAILY 3UNt 4 FACULTY FOR KNOWING: Baier Retains Salty Outlook; Maintains Academic Dignity By JOHN CAMPBELL EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the ninth in a weekly series on faculty person- altie$. Though he looks every inch the popular conception of a salty sea captain, Prof. Louis A. Baier still manages to retain the professorial dignity that people expect in the chairman of the naval architec- ture and marine engineering de- partmen...…
…IGH THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECEMB~ER 8, 1940 DAILY OFFICIAL BU Publication in The Daily Official Bulletin is s onstructive notice to all members of the University. Notices for the Bulletin should becsent in typewritten form to the office of the Assistant to the President, Room 1021 Angell Hall, by 3:00 p.m. on the day preceding publication (11:00 a.m. Sat- uardays. SUNDAY, DEC. 8, 1946 VOL. LVII, No. 65 Notices To All Chairmen of Dep...…
…1E THE MICHIGAN DAILY Alt% TO NORMAL LIFE:- OUT THAR Counselling Program Helps ...at the Village DAILY OFFICIAL Bi Blind Prepare for Vocations _ Church Service . ..- A vocational counselling pro- sAn interdenominational church in society as independent wage-service will be conducted by Rev. (Continec1 from Page 4) Wed., Dec. 18. 7:30 p.m., Rev. gram, designed especially for the earners and citizens." J. Edgar Edwards at 10:45 a.m. ~ Mr. Edward...…
…"IT THE MICHIGAN DAILY wm T FOR THE WEARY:I )NESDAY, T Aibrary Will Stay Open )uring Vacation Period By BOB WHITE Although students and faculty gill soon leave books and class- ooms and observe Christmas va- :ation, lights will continue to burn .. the General Library, evidence hat undergraduate instruction epresents only one segment of a ontinuously functioning Univer- xity. Fork During Vacations S. W. McAllister, assistant li- rary directo...…
… SUNDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1946 THE MICHIIAN D1AISY ' PAGE U Union T Sponsor Formal Dances Council To Honor Women Representatives From Michigan Colleges at Affair Friday The Union Executive Council will play hosts to 13 women repre- senting ten Michigan colleges, on the first of the two-night annual Union Formal, to be held from 9 p.m. to midnight Friday and Sat- urday in the Union Ballroom. The colleges represented will in- clude Olivet Coll...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Christmas Show Will Be Staged For Thu Students Annual All-Campus Review To Feature 'U' Talent Wednesday in Hill Auditorium University Encoura-ges Junior Coeds To Paw',Dues WAA Bowling Tournament Will End Wednesdy Jan R I 4'l (Continued from Page 1) an original composition in boogie- woogiepiano style entitled, "Win- ter Boogie." Townsend Will Play Supplementing the campus tal- ent is to be Allan Townsend and his 11-p...…
