…TOURNAMENT OF ROSES EDITION LwAO ~Iat4b TOURNAMENT OF ROSES EDITION Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 75 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 1, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS It 1 Stanford Trounced 49-0 by 'M' Eleven In First Bowl Tilt Rout by 1902 Point-a-Minute Team Causes Indians To Halt Game Early By PRES HOLMES, For the second time in Michigan's history, one of its football machines is participating in the New Year's Day Ros...…
…_._II _ _.GA iAi L . . .. . ............. ...... . ........ . .... ------------ - 1947 Season Record I Tis Pag'e Is 1cluu Io the 6cpl#fls 1f Michit ' sam i-Its Linmen I USC MICHIGAN 21-Wash. State ............ 0 55-Mich. State.........0 7-Rice..................7 49-Stanford ...............13 32-Ohio State ............ 0 69-Pitt0................... 48-Oregon State ... .......0 49-Northwestern,. .........21 3iCifornia........... . ...14...…
….t~IS , w .. .« ..._.,. _ Nation's Cac esNameCrisler 'Coach of the Year Ayone Could Star Behind'M' All-American Credits His Success 'to Mates By BEV BUSSEY Despite the glowing adjective.F heaped upon. All-American Bob Chamuis, he can ^till wear his ole size seven headgear. Chappuis himself is the first to admit that he owes hi~ success as thLe Big Nine passing champion ahd total offensive leader for the last two seasons to other members ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TH*USAY, JA On Target ... A-A Polls Bypass'M' Specialists ,, By BUD WEIDENTHALr Michigan's specialists found the going rough when it came to the All-American selections for the 1947 football season. Not yet aware that the age of "iron man football" had passed, many of the nation's leading sel- ectors persisted in naming first teams of all-around performers instead of asquad of specialists. Able to withstand the effects...…
…Triii MICJw14GN )AHX'oo Keen Lauds Lightweigbhts Cliff Keen, head coach of Mich-F igan's new 150-pound football team is full of Entl-musiasm for the Western Conference's new venture in intercollegiate athletics. "It's a great thing for these big midwestern colleges where so many boys get squeezed out of varsity competition merely be- cause they're too small.' Keen who has been head wrestling coach and assistant on the Wolverine grid staff f...…
…TiiF~ti & 7 jL Jayvees Help Fill * * * Varsity E p O Gaps Alann-Ford . . (rnntlnued from Page 3) ii 1 41 Victories over Michigan State, Grand Aapids HighlightSix Game Scheduic i <- BEER DEPOT Lrt 'lay Sparkles ThropvbrJ'?,-it S-ason By MURRAY GRANT Jayvee football at Michigan has, come a long way in the past dec- ade. according to Coach George Ceithaml, who led the "B" squad during the past season. Ceithaml said, "When I was pl...…
…T-1-1:19 MCIIGAN DAILY Aerial-MVinded ol vermnes Ld Nation I O ffens ~M' ets Pae In Attendance; USC Secontd Wolverines Average 76,114_Per Game Chappuis Passes Mliehinan To Leading Offensive Spot , j Whyr Mic higaln Led thy e Coun try i1 Oifp ense I 1 I I I B. S. BROWNC When Southern California trots onto the Rose Bowl gridiron Jan- uary 1, 1948, they will be encoun- tering the top offensive football Michigan's unbeaten and un...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TIMSDAY, JAUARY Frosh Gridders Indicate Bright Future 1 - --- Squad Shows Promise In Jayvee Scrimmages Outfit Two to Four Deep at All Positions; Prospects May Offset Losses at Tackles I By SI SONKIN If the form displayed by frosh gridders this fall is in tive of the kind of football M gan fans will see in the nex years, the loss of Chappuis, ges, et al, though serious, ma be fatal. Of the 100 plus freshmen turned up ...…
…THURSDAY, JANUARY 1, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY lA/vt Wallops Badgers, osUO To PIGGY BACK-here, children, we have a lesson in determination. The Gent with the ball is Mr. Chalmers (Bump) Elliott scoring (Believe it or not) the first touchdown of Michigan's 21-0 win over Ohio State. A r ther belligerent Buckeye decided he'd go along for the ride, but despite his efforts, The Bumper scored anyway. Maize and Blue Downs ScrappyBuckeyes,2 1-0...…
…. THE MICHIGAN DAILYAJ TlltJRSDAY, JANUARY 1, 199 Gophers First To Slow M' Scoring Machine, 13-6 1innesota Line Aimost Pulls Brown Jug Upset Homecoming Fans See Maize-Blue Come From Behind To Edge Golden Gophers By DICK KRAUS A1NiN AIRBOR, Oct. 26-Up front where the 1947 chapter of the "Little Brown Jug" rivalry took place, Michigan and Minnesota played" to a Mexican standoff, but Wolverine backfield speed provided the 13-6 victory ...…
…zUaRY . 1 948THE MICHIGAN DAILY i. Wolverines Overpower Fonde, Bump Elliott Score for Wolverines - * * * * * Fumbles, Interceptions Detour Michigan Drives Alert Defense Deciding Factor in Triumph With Both Teams Scoreless in Last Half By DICK KRAUS CHAMPAIGN, Ill., Nov. 1-Michigan did it the hard way, but they did it convincingly, whipping a tough Illinois eleven 14-7, after spot- ting the Fighting Illini all the breaks in a bruising see-...…
…,VE THE MICHIGAN DAILY TIIURSDAY. JANUARY\ 1, 1948 r As. Y'ftyA' sai 4 'c "^ ~" u<v ~ 'M ' AYu r2« 3O verw helm s 'Pore LI'l B f.~%5 lCiappiuis Bump Elliott Sec oys,' 35-0; ire Twice W'olverines Run WFild over Hoosiers As Of fensive Gains 363 Total Yards Early Training Sent Siekels Towards Gririron Greatness MTkaize and Blue Regains High Scoring Form; SickeI, 'Turns in Finest Contest of Career I Yerges lateraled to Fonde who went over...…
…,w... THURSDAY~,JANUARY 1, 1I948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SWildcats First Big Nine Team To Feel M Power Wolverine Grid Machine Rolls To 49-21 Triumph Six Michigan Players Scored Touchdowns As Precision Attack Baffles Enemy Eleven By DICK KRAUS EVANST ON, Ill., Oct. 18--Michigan made an auspicious Big Nine debut at Dyche Stadium, overpowering a good Northwestern eleven, 49-21, in a ball game that was strictly "good hit, no field."...…
… TIJE AlICIII(-.W'-,XN DAIIA I'll U"ICSDAV, JANUARY 1, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JANUARY 1, 1948 =-' -79= It V11 Warns Coast by rouncing S ord, 49-13, Wolverines Pi Up 42-0 Halftie Lead Four Tallies iS First ighi ViiuIs Turns Game ino ichigan Rout By DICK. RAUS Ielhind a savage : cfricie .t first quarter o :fensive, +i'higan rolld over outmanned Stanford, 49-13, 4t the University of Michigan Stadium yesterday, in a sparkling...…
…1, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Facts and Figures V ~ V <U M M*%" Total First Downs . . By rushing ........ . By Passing...... .. . By Pe-ialties ........ Net Yards Rushinr .... 2 Yards Lost ...........1 No. of Rushes ...... . Net Yards Forwards . .2 Forwards Attempted ..1 Forwards Completed ..1 Passes Intercepted by . . Punts, number ........ Average Distanc .. 3 Returned by ........ . Kickoff-, number ...... Returned by....... Average .........…
…---1N III 4 IWAMN hill t 0 (.' the SECOND time .. . SLATER'S CONGRATULATES MICHIGAN'S FIGHTING ROSE BOWL TEAM WAY BACK IN 1902 when the first Wolverine team emerged victorious in the Rose Bowl, SLATER'S was proud that i t was part of the life of this great uni- versity. Yes, since 1872 SLATER'S has watched with keen interest Michigan's. many activities, and the two Rose Bowl games have been high points. For 76 years SLATER'S has been ...…
…SUBSISTANCE BOO0ST SEE PAGE 4 Y Lw qA6rn Dali Ir A CLOUDED CROWDED DAY Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 75 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS Michigan' Defeated s Cagers 43-38 byv Michigan State Five Spartan Center Brannun Sparks Agoressive Office in Second Half By IRWIN C. ZUCKER (Special to The Daily) EAST LANSING, Dec. 18- Minus the services of Star For- ward Mack Suprunowicz, Michi- gan's...…
…_____________________________________-________.........- ....... SUMMER ABROAD: Students To Have Opportunity To Attend School in En o'and American students will have an unparalleled opportunity to study in England tiSlsummer, Pr of. D. R. Dudley, of the Univer iy (f Birmingham, said in an interview yesterday.' Because of crowded conditions during the regular academic year, seven British universities are of- fering special summer -courses i...…
…THE MICHICAN DAILY Pucksters Defeat Toronto 3-2; MSC UpsetsCagers _ Renfrew, Greer, Gacek Score for'M'; Hill, McDondald Defensive Heroes Thinclads Open Season With Intra-,Squad Meet Johnson, Barten, Fonville Lead Tracksters In Impressive Pre-Season Performance (Special to The Daily) Vic Heyliger's Michigan hockey team blew into the Windy City Arena last night seeking their first win against Toronto University since the ten game series ...…
…If. IL r .-ii ; ....... ... . .......... ........... ........... . ...... . .......... . . . ............. ei 5tdgrn Bad ~ Fifty-Eighth Year AI Edited and managed by students of the Uni- versity of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Kohn Campbell................Managing Editor gancy Helmick ...................General Manager Mlyde Recht ..........................City Editor Jeanne Swendeman..........…
…:xTh J+iiCHIiiC-AN _ _ __ __ __ __ __I__ __ .. _ .r. _.?_... ,:z.t:% C a g C etIIC6ito i/i4e6,blor (Continued from Page 4) ' ossfire' To the Editor: WOULD like to answer Mr. Kircher's questions aboult the editorial written by Jean Vagan concerning "Crossfire , :1 poit, out the foll owin: 1. The accusations against the ,ffollywood screen writers, direc- tors, producers, and actors which were leveled by the Thomas-Ran- kin Committee were mad...…
…THEM1CHiGANDAILY A FACULTY FOR KNOWING: Globe-Trotting Professor Looks to South America (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is another in a series of weekly articles on fac- ulty personalities.) By JAKE HURWITZ Not since a former University vice-president retired several years ago has anyone had his own private campus mailbox, no one that is but Prof. Mischa Titiev of the anthropology department. Although he refuses to explain the origin of this phenomenon...…
…0 SOVIET INFLATION Y A6F A& L w A A i1 LIGHT SNOW, CONTINUED COLD Latest Deadline in the State VOl. LVIII, Nw. 4 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DEC. 18, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS U.S. Will Pay Major Share Of Zone Cost Grains Controlling Vote in Key Spots By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Dec. 17-()-- The United States formally agreed tonight to pay between 80 and 90 per cent of the cost of running the combined British-American zones of G...…
…WAGE TWO t 7THE MICHIGAN fLATLY THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1947 i ra ,. .. a.. ..,.... .. :.,. .:.. ~n..r v ca re +v -r.a.. a : ilfty-Eighth Year MATTER OF FACT: Troubled A llies BILL MAULDIN Letters to the Editor ... Edited and managed by students of the Uni- versity of Michigan under the authority of the Board In Control of Student Publications. .Iohn Campbell ...................Managing Editor rancy Helmick ...................General...…
…1947, THE MICHIGAN DAILY lWolverines Take On State Five Team... (Continued from Page 1) WIT HOUT A PASS?: 'Point A Minute' Tei Achieves 'Mile A Game' Pucksters Face Toronto ICharity Game Tonight Wolverines Seek First Victory of Series; Canadians Have Experience Advantage By HERB RUSKIN Gunning for their first victory against Toronto since the inau- gural of the nine game series, Michigan's high flying hockey squad meets the Canadians ...…
…PRETTY BABIES: 'Ensian Holds Beauty Contest For Willow Villafi Children 01 Highlights -- ,-- «-- r- ---- -- U 13, 1M~ .ter Continuous from 1 P.M. NOW PLAYING! fSraii eitizens o4 \iuhiw Via lage ranging fnin i ,to wer. ( five years or age wili hfwte vL1 photogenic honms i;i a il I i -, 1 ensian baby contest, :lccor l ilWI AI Bob Somner, editor of the '.Kn- sian's Willow Village section. Proud student-parents, who feel that their toddler ...…
…ALL. AMERICANS See Page 6 Y lflw 43UZ Da ii4 COLD, CLOUDY LIGHT SNOW Latest Deadline in the State "t VOL. LVIU, No. 73 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 17, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENT U ______________________________________________________________________________________ SL Approves PublicDebate With Eisler Decisively Passes Weisberg Motion By NAOMI STERN A measure providing for a pub- lic meeting, at which Gerhart Eis- ler and "a q...…
…Cr1~_________i. UCLA Student Sends Rating Of Hollywood Entertainment (Continued from Page 1) p .. r fr4 l.fla urns Talks on Job' Opportunities Be Given,. ,mnn by the UCLA crowd, is the Ready Room on La Cienagoa, just off the Strip. Coffee tables and sofas are arranged around a fireplace in an Old English decor, all of which Post-Debte Votes Tallied World Government QuestionUndecided World government is considered a necessity by almost 40 p...…
…THlE-1 1-CAN DAILY~- LDAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN General Library (or the proper kowski, Extension 748 411-A W. Division Library) before leaving En (Continued from Page 2) rangements through the Office a the Dean of Women. of L General Library Hours: During the University vacation AVC Names Essay Winner, Mary Joan Hubbell, a student at University High, won the $501 bond first prize in the essay writ-j ing contest recently held by stu- dent c...…
…L PAGt FOUR THE, MICHIGAN fDAILY WEDNESAY. DETIMERl7; 197 _____________________________ ________- -- Fifty-Eighth Year - -r Edited and managed by students of the Uni- versity of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. John Campbell ...................Managing Editor Sancy Heimick ...................General Manager :l17de Recht........................City Editor Jeanne Swendeman.........Advertising M...…
…WEDNESIA, -DELENBER 17, 1947 THE MICHIGA N DAILY ! l fiffiliated Women Will Be Honored Awards To Be Given for Activities, Scholarship at Panhel Recognition Night The annual Panhellenic Recog- nition Night, to be held at 7:30 p.m. Monday, Jan. 12 in Rack- ham Lecture Hall, will honor af- filiated women for activities and scholarship. Recognition will be given to the sophomore, junior and senior women having the most activity I [FC To Give P...…
…TE MICHFGAN-IIAT__ ACES RACK TO RACK: Chappuis, Elliott Make Coaches All-American Michigan's brilliant half back duo, Bob Chappuis and Bump El- liott, were named on the American Football Coaches A All- American first team, tils bein; the first mythical eleven this yer to honor two backs from one school. Published annually by the Sal- irday Evening Post, the Coaches All-American is in its infancy. Ti hree years it has gained rcco-, iutio...…
…_____TII UCT W-AMlN IAW A1Lty - SurnweHedInjury Not Serious 'INV DAYS OF OLD': $4,000 Allottedl Wolverines X-RysShow Contusiont A s esult of Bronco Til Squld L~issFive ( on~et+' Ib iri-Ag Vcto entiertains USC Here in Only.Home ame (EDTOR'S NOTE: This is the third in it Series of articles oan Michigan's first Rose BowM team.) By PRES HiOLMES "Graduate Manager Baird re- ceived a telegramn yesterday from James R. Wag;ner, president of the Pas...…
…THE MICHUGAN DAVLY LBR IN GPEACE.2 Chinese War God Takes Up Residence on Campus A distinguished gentleman with a deep red face has recently tak- en up residence on a table in the ante-room of the International Center, ready to exert a peaceful and literary influence on campus He is Kuan Yu, Chinese god of war and patron of literature. whose status was presented to the Center by Wesley Fishel, of Cleveland, Ohio. The seeming contradiction i C...…
…IF _SHOE' FITS 9 .. CJT r qau1b 47kttI4 COLDS SNOW FLURRIES I Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 72 PRICE FIVE CENTS ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1941 wwwwwwwwwrwrrrrwwwrwwrw.r.w Mob of 2,500 Storms Park To Hear Eisler <*? Big Four leeting Brea ks Up ** * Conference Ends in Bitter Disagreement U.S., Britain, France Blame Russia; Molotov Charges 'Common Front' By The Associated Press LONDON, ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY I I_____ WREN COMES HOME: Dr. Sutton Fin Solves_111-Yea By BOB BYERLY Science has done pretty well with atoms, but it took a disgrace- fully-long time to catch up with the nesting habits of Gould's White-Bellied Wren of Mexico. Dr. George Miksch Sutton of the Museums, nationally-known bird artist and ornithologist, gets credit for solving a 111-year-old puzzle, and it took him nine years to do it. The discovery ...…
…TLrzp,,iY, vkri-rliThtr , i9if4 THE A MIG TANI DATILY PtC T4i itMSMI . a_ .. .. ... a..a.aa v. rs .." ew ti i. a.Xa a -I IIU. 9 aaa".a: *? I 501-0 DOESN'T RATE:. Expert Rated Michigan Gridders Third in 1901 (EDITOR'S NOTE: 'hi' is the see- ond in a series of articles on the first Rose Bowl team.) By PRES HOLMES It seems that Casper Whitney was naming "All-Americans" long before anyone ever heard of Wal- ter Camp or Grantland Rice. The...…
…I THE MICHIG'AN DAILY WTSHAY; HLC,' Rf t l II' filty.Eighth Year 1 WASHINGTON WIRE: Cold Weather Crisis Edited and managed by students of the Uni- versity of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. John Campbell...................Managing Editor Nancy Helmick ...................General Manager Cltd9 Rcht.......................City Editor Jeanne Swendeman ........Advertising Manager Edwin Schneider ....…
…TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1947 THR Miriii(IdN DAILY PAGErFl . ,. .,.T lA TVPA~ 11 NO M 'Paul Bunyan' Ticket Sales ToContinue in U' Hall Booth Books Solve Activities Cup Dance Will Have Woodsy Theme Ticket sales will continue in the University Hall Booth for the an- nual "Paul Bunyan Formal," to be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Satur- day, Jan. 10 in Waterman and Barbour Gymnasiums. Students purchasing tickets will also have an opportunity t...…
…?~ c'-~t~V 1, 4 IT'S A DOG'S LIFE: No Chrisnmas Eiogs For Bad ers, Raccoons - 4 - - t 39 4 e 71 6 I/U/t icr C) Ic/o0i; By IVAN KELLY and CRAIG WILSON Christmas will be just another day for the animals of the Uni- versity zoo. With the exception of the Wol- verine, who will receive an extra half-can of dog food, there will be no special dinner or presents handed out'on December 25, ac- cording to Ralph Morrill, zoo keeper. The bears, racco...…
…, DE WAERL 1K B41i T"HE MICHIGAN DAILY a "1,, . " ES'I 0 4 cr -' FEN (Shopping District) Stores 11 91 Will Be Open You-r Tonight Ui l for Convenience rJ..ra:.v:::!;.N... .. . ..! Youl Will 1Find AnC At ourFavrie Sore.. ;_- .: lJ : 1;:{ L :f rr.rrr J :; : .; . ,'rgg ..ti r r "" ' l ... t 'r r" "r }?:r ,yrt'arr f 'trfri rr," !' . fir{:; r. 'fi?"f i rrf , f :.::":: '':jci . s r 'f w;r :9; , : i..:.: MY :,f ( " if …
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 4aintenance Men Uphold Yule Tradition 'istmas spirit here at Michi- A main line is hoisted up the difficulties have arisen from the has for many years been trunk of the tree with a block sudden appearance of snow - tened by the appearance of and tackle and then the fun be- storms, which weight the branch- htly lighted tree in the mid- gins. The maintenance men climb es with snow. At this time the f campus. up the tree and l...…
…UEDAY, DEEMBER 1, 14 THE MICHIGAN AY League To Give Annual Yule Party The Michigan League is giving its annual Christmas party for all League employes and their hus- bands and wives from 8 to 11 p.m. tomorrow in the Grand Rapids room, Hussey room and concourse on the second floor. Christmas carols will be led by Prof. David Mattern of the School of Music. Dancing and card play- ing will also highlight the pro- gram. The soda bar and second ...…
…A UNTED BY HOBBY: Pittsfield Ho Playgrounmd By WIaLJAM 11)WSL.EV One of the Pittsfield Village houses is already haunted with whimsically gruesome woods a--d little ivory people capering about[ the living room. At the same time, down in the basement, more are coming into being under the facile hands of Prof. Alexander Barry, of the Medical School, and only by avo- cation a carver of wooden goblins. The dubious creatures are Prof. Barry's hobb...…
…EISLER CONTROVERSY C, I r 4f I 43UtIn 47aIA LIGHT SNOW FOR CAROLING Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVI, No. 71 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS State Groups Map Plan for GI Pay Hike Will Ask $100, $125 Per Month By BEN ZWERLING (Special to The Daily) EAST LANSING, Dec. 13-The "65-90 club" took a beating here today as student veterans from 21 Michigan campuses launched a campaign - to boost subsistence p...…
…PAGE TWO ' THE MICHIGAN DAILY RIGID TEST PLANNED: ASME Spoofuncup Banquet To Feature 'Roast Professor' CU "Roast professor" will be the main course served at the annual ASME Spoofuncup Banquet which will be held at 6:45 p.m. Wednes- day in the Union. The banquet, formerly known as the Roast, reverses the class- room situation and gives the stu- dents a chance to test their pro- fessors' ingenuity, wit, and sense of humor. Ticket sales fo...…
…1947 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Candidates' Statements Statements of candidates for senior class offices in the educa- tion school follow. For president: Janet Osgood .. . After spending many hours of work in various campus activi- ties, I would consider it an honor to represent the senior class as president. This office also holds many responsibilities, which I pledge to fulfill to the best of my ability. Anita Sobel*... My platform is simple: Goo...…
…THEMICf li DAILY. SONAY -rf 1,14 FiftyEighth Year Edited and managed by students of the Un- versity of Michigan under the authority of the Board in control of Student Pubication. John Campbell.................Managing Editor Nancy Helmick................. Generl Manager Clyde Recht........................City Editor Jeanne Swendeman......... Advertising Manager Edwin Schneider ................Finance Manager Lida Dmiles......................…
…I ~4i 947 TWF: M14Th11*N IiLY [ g ' I'll III 1 -01111111, .,I'll G} 'Christmas Revue League, U pi Saponor ArinuAl Prograrn Men's and Women's Glee Clubs To Sing 'PresentsCampus An array of campus talent will perform for the annual Christ- mas Revue sponsored by the Union and League to be presented at 8 p.m. Wednesday in Hill Audi- torium. Dean Master of Ceremonies Joe "man on stilts" Dean, for- mer circus entertainer, will act as master...…
…TH1E MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECENMER 14, 1947 ...... .....r 'M' Cagers Warn Big Nine With Impressive Victory' EXPERTS OPINE: Michigan Sextet Slated For Successful Season By B. S. BROWN If the statements of experts nave any value, Michigan's hock- ey squad is slated for one of the best seasons in its history. Three members of the Detroit Red Wings praised the Wolverine sextet's ability the other night af- ter the Maize and Blue copped...…
