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…tVrttnUay, reoruary a, it M I Il (:AN I- Ye Seventeen Gerry Rose, Marshall, and Wil- liam Curry, Jamestown, N.Y. Sue Rose and Herbert Furinan; Al Blumrosen, Det., and Arlynn (Continued rom Page se) Rosen, Det.; Nancy Rook, Det., - tand Walter Roush, Jr., Grand dale, and Louis Dylil Det.; Robert Rapids; Louise Roseboom, Alle- Sheridan and Lois Redmond; Mar- gan, and Leon Ostrander, Jr., ilyn Reed. Erie, Pa., and Max Dearborn; Jean Rusesill, Ra...…

…Mondoy, February 7, 1949 Paaa- Seven # pPr THE MICGH IGA N DA IL Y Monday, Ferur 7, 1949 TH MIHIA DAL Puyc,n c urst'e, a NAMES.. (Continued from Page 16) dale, and Louis Dyll, Det.; Robert Sheridan and Lois Redmond; Mar- ilyn Reed, Erie, Pa., and Max Mangles, Erie, Pa.; Jane Reiber, Det., and Art McWood, Det.; Faye Reichelt, Port Austin, and Alan Krueser, Bad Axe. James Nixon, Det., and Bobbi Reid, Det.; Jerry Corson, Larch- mont, N.Y., a...…

…Veirio TUO AirIriiAN aAII V MrNnrlnrr 1= r 1 r ynr3r " 1 44.4 -g mg ennc IaI -a na r a-L_ Iviveiu y, r iarui4y ii -t, NAMES.. (Continued from Pa t Jerry Shumer, Det.; Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Schichtel, Grand Rap-I ids; Audry Schindlbeck. Saginaw, and Harold Aven, Saginaw; Mar- jorie Schlenger, South Orange, N. J., and Frederic Arnstein. Jr., St. Louis, Mo.; Naomi Schlossberg, Det., and Herbert Title, Brooklyn; Helen Schlotter, Battle Cre...…

…Monday, February 7, 19491 1Page Eighteen T HE M IC H IG AN D A ILY Paae Eiahteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Monday, February 7, 1949 NAMES... (Continued from Page 17) - Jerry Shumer, Det.; Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Schichtel, Grand Rap- ids; Audy Schindlbeck, Saginaw, and Harold Aven, Saginaw; Mar- jorie Schlenger, South Orange, N. J., and Frederic Arnstein, Jr., St. Louis, Mo.; Naomi Schlossbergt Det., and Herbert Title, Brooklyn Helen Schlotter, Ba...…

…Mondov, February 7, 1949 T HE M IC H IG AN D AIL Y Monday ._ f ", ,..1949 r TE MICHr w r rflA IeAr n lireteen I _ _ Tuck and Alan McGregor; Beverly N A M E S a Twinning, Midland, and Stanley Attwood, Ann Arbor; Rhoda Uh- lendorf, Ann Arbor and Marvin (Continued from Page 18) Marshall, Ann Arbor; Priscilla Upton, St. Joseph, and and Ned Clzralat, Det., Beverly Donald Winslow, St. Joseph; Lou- Steinman, Pontiac, and Marvin ise Vacks, Det.,...…

…a.: nddyv Februory 7, 1949 T H E M IC HJIG AN D A ILY Pone Ninstn Monday. February 7. 1949 THE MICl-lIt7~AN DAILY P,~,,e, loon, Tuck and Alan McGregor; Beverly N ATwinning, Midland, and Stanley " Attwood, Ann Arbor; Rhoda Uh- lendorf, Ann Arbor and Marvin (Continued from Page 18) Marshall, Ann Arbor; Priscilla Upton, St. Joseph, and and Ned Clralat, Det., Beverly Donald Winslow, St. Joseph; Lou- anded, CIat, D. Bevrly ise Vacks, Det., and ...…

…Pace Twenty THE MICHIGAN DALY cndav. Februarv f 1949 PeausTwntyTH M CHI AN DALYM~wrs Fhrau-rs 7 1I4 T ROLLING ST ONE S ... by Harold Jackson Tough Nut EACH YEAR WHEN J-HOP time rolls around, we get a considerable chuckle out of assorted party banter about how "Elsie and Me is gonna sneak into J- Hop." All sorts of fabulous schemes from climbing down the IM chimney to rid- ing into the hall in the orchestra lead- er's bull fiddle case are ...…

…Monday, February 7, 1945 Pooe Twenty THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pf eTwey y T E MCHI AN D ILYMondy, ebrary ,_1.._ ROLLING STONES ... by Harold Jackson Tough Nut EACH YEAR WHEN J-HOP time rolls around, we get a considerable chuckle out of assorted party banter about how "Elsie and Me is gonna sneak into J- Hop." All sorts of fabulous schemes from climbing down the IM chimney to rid- ing into the hall in the orchestra lead- er's bull fiddle case are ...…

…SPECIAL 4i tMW UJ 4t t4 SPECIAL Monday, February 7, 1949 . AND THE SNOW CAME Ole Man ?Weather Smiles on Winter Frolic C1m pus Skis, inIGala 'Da 1v Alegi:Lmzanian, . y-iv. I -eis WINNING DISPLAY-Phi Gamma Delta's winning ie carving. Phi G ma Delta To s List O Winter Carnival Winners Phi Gamma Delta led the pa- women's division and Winchell rade of the ten houses awarded House and Phi Gamma Delta in trophies for top total scores in the men'...…

…SPEC AL lie lItgttja SPECIAL Monday, February 7, 1949 AND THE SNOW CAME Ole Man. Weather Smiles on Winter Frolic Sktes in Gala Ice C(U'ht! Te five-'a' weekend slid off to a f , ta,~rt ih Winter Car- ail ' .c..'. tnthe way Wednesday a.n Thu- r d Sno -. and a 20 degree aver- age temperature combined to make "eas sleddinz' for the Union- Lea-se revival of ihQ two-day sports frolic. "e Man Winter" beamed on nn Atrbor this time. At the last arn...…

…P--.~~ ~ ~~~~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ II I - I " LI " Pf 141!C A N I -A it r!vI - -I.i- I-uyc I wcrlty- , wv 1rr. fvla-knvta^N IJ ^ I L T AAon6 *'Fp tom- 7 _gf.:r. ., °"' F- ..". ". ,"," " v .. ...a~..r + . " . v r r. .. IYIUI IUVy1 I CLII UUI y 1, 1 7T7 Apathy Rules In Solemn SF Campaigning Only 30 Rubbed Out As PollingBegins ANN ARBOR, Nov. 30, 1972- The campus prepared to go to the polls today after one of the quiet- est campaigns in years. Only th...…

…Page Twenty-Two T HE MIC H IG AN D A ILY Mondayv: February 7. 149 Poqe Twent-Two THE_ M. CHIGAN. DAILY.M... lcni Fohr, irt, , I 40 Apathy Rules In Solemn SL Campaigning Only 30 Rubbed Out As PollingBegins ANN ARBOR, Nov. 30, 1972- The campus prepared to go to the polls today after one of the quiet- est campaigns in years. Only thirty students were tram- pled by the elephants used by John Gallup, '74, in his campaign. MORE SERIOUS, was the...…

…O'n t' riinrsi IIv 9IF'1 tU -I '' i h . U---, ,,~ . v vu; r: e e.i v e L ratat ettv t tN UwF -%IL t rage t w my-mrnree _ ...., ., Y, NWIT CAN HETOLD. c" i Charman evel '9 o Fae i e l -1 o By PUG DARKRl The Itiue story ol cheit9529J- Hop can now be told! . In an exclusiv'e interview5 aivcn to a Daily re'porter.,IHenry Ma- _:an, 30 F&C, chatsrman of thie .1,.-29 Commissteexposed the c.- plIete history of the 921 H A leaking a vow 01 twen...…

…r :)ndav, Februarv, 7., 1949 THE°. M[CH1GAN DAILY Page Twenty-Three )nda, Fbrury , 149 HE MCHIANAIL P .. Tent-Three~ OW IT CAN BE TOLD: Black Future for Men Seen Chairman Reveals '29 Hop Fiasco In Undomesticuted 'U Coeds By ____ PUG__ DARKERMany a man is going to settle kitchen. He still does the diffi- By PUG DARKER down with The Girl of His Dreams cult cooking, and he's quite an he true story of the 1929 J and end up with ulcers-if the...…

…PaGe wentv-l-our JIlL MILMIIaAN L)AILY Monday, t-ebruarv I, I !9't~ :71 Pace Twenty-Four T HE M IC H IG AN D AILY Monddv. February 7.,19491 r BUCKS 'FOUR OF FIVE' RULE: Eastern Prince Reeruiting Harem The sole representative of roy- The royal dignitary first began at least five feet tall, healthy and alty on campus today announced his research on prospective mem- in good shape. Those interested his official business at the Uni- bers of t...…

…Mondov, Febru&y IA Pap 'Twenfy-Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pooe Twenty-Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Moodo Febro cv 7] -u B UCKS 'FOUR OF FI VE' R UL.E: Eastern Prince Recruiting Harem The sole representative of roy- The royal dignitary first began ' alty on campus today announced his research on prospective rein- his official business at the Uni- bers of the haxem in the class- versity-to recruit women for his room, but Iler be moved on to harem. ...…

…Monday, February 7, 1949. THE MlCHIGAN DAILY Page Twenty-Five Sports Predictions i Wondering what 1949 has in store for the world of sports? Seek no further. After a quick glance into a slightly muddy crystal ball we come un with the straight inside information on the headlines and top sports stories of 1949. They will read something like this: February 19-Story: Michigan's cagers climaxed a stirring come- back tonight with a hard fought 9...…

…(d . Fbur7: 949 T HE M IC H IG AN D A ILY Page Twenty-Five 1%, 1 y 4- r , 740T .E MIChe. AF A Ly.PoaewTw.-F.e S orts Predietions Vondering what 1949 has in store for the world of sports? eek no further. After a quick glance into a slightly muddy 1 ball we come uo with the straight inside information on the ines and top sports stories of 1949. hey will read something like this: 'ebruary 19-Story: Michigan's cagers climaxed a stirring come-...…

…Pae Twenty-Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY AA^mrlniv. ra r snr 7.' 1 Qda Pai wnySxT-Fava %-. t, u n l v nIL.V IUQ~,«rlf! :i CLASSY CLASSIFIED W ANTED STEAMSHIP COMPANY needsosummer employees betwvern June lst and Sep- tember 30 for South Amenican, Eur- opean, and Asiatic voyages,.hoth Male and Female. Various jobs avail- able. Steomfittors. cooks, ships moor, diesel merhanie, radmo operator, welder, radar operator, technician, sales clerk, mo...…

….Monday, 'February' 7; 19 Page 'twenty-Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY __ -TwntyS..TH MIHIG N.AILMod. Ferurv. . fir I CLASSY CLASSIFIED TAKES A SOCK AT BIG FEET: SL Shoos Shoes from Classrooms 1_______- ----....! WANTED STEAMSHIP COMPANY needs summer employees between June 1st and Sep- tember 30 for South American, Eur- opean, and Asiatic voyages, both Male and Female. Various jobs avail- able. Steamfitters, cooks, ships mate, diesel mechanic...…

…Monday. February 7,x;1949 SHE MICHIGAN DAILY Pooe Twentv-Severs Monday, February 7, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pane Twenty-Severs 0-- F i- -'0-f ARRIVING AT THE J-HOP--Rumors that President Ruthven was advertising for Ralston straight shooters were dispelled at the IM Building Saturday night, when the Prexy and Mrs. Ruthven arrived in their newly decorated Continental. Wearing the uniform of the university police, the Doctor told reporters th...…

…Pane Twenty-Severi Monday- February 7, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Monday~ February 7, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PoqeTwen -So ci ARRIVING AT THE J-HOP-Rumors that President Ruthven was advertising for Ralston straight shooters were dispelled at the I:I Building Saturday night, when the Prexy and "rs. Ruthven arrived in their newly decorated Continental. Wearing the uniform of the university police, the Doctor told reporters that he anticipates a...…

…Poge Twenty-Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Mnndov. Februrv ' . 1949 a ... -we-ty-.u. H I H GA ~ L odw Fhur .14 ST he Goo Ne Ovrr iss A whole army of extra clerks at SLATER'S guarantees you immediate, personal service- no irritating, long lines! Veterans, the efficient handling of your accounts is a must at SLATER'S. Experienced workers know what they're doing! SLATER'S has complete lists of textooks for all courses, and all the books it's possib...…

…Patie Twentv-Eight T HE MIC H I GA N DA ILY Moneinv- phu' r 7 14 P ..7Tw nt-EwIahtrTHE I H r%-r+r rr g L.Wa LY 7IVVIUV f011 14 v- ,--I T eGood New 1 O 4A FR A whole army of extra clerks at SLATER'S guarantees you immediate, personal service- no irritating, long lines! Vterans, the efficient handling of your accounts is a must at SLATEiR'S. Experienced workers know what they're doing! SLATER'S has complete lists of textooks for all cours...…