…WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1952 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE I Deadline Set for J-Hop Ticket Sales - - * - Friday Marks End of Selling Spivak, Long To Play In South Sea Setting Friday will be the last day stu- dents may purchase their tickets for the 1952 J-Hop,. "Artistry in Orchid," which will be held from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. Feb. 8 and 9 in the Intramural Bldg. The tickets, priced at $6.50, will be on sale from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. today thro...…
…I PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY 4 1I'iZ)NTSDAY. JANUARY 16, 1952 4 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1~, 1952 i GAUDY ITALIAN SATIRE: Goldoni's 'The Fan' To Open Today ______* * * * & By ALICE BOGDONOFF A gaudy set in bright greens and oranges and 14 characters dressed in 18th century costume will adorn the stage as the curtain rises on the speech department's produc- tion of "The Fan" at 8 p.m. today In Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. The gay farce by I...…
… itr L ti1y IKE'S VOICE See Page I CLOUDY WITH RAIN Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LXII. No. 84 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1952 SIX PAGES U' Research Campus Announcement Due M * *t rf~ ~ f ai DEVELOPMENT SITE-Approximate site for new buildings is located near Glacier Way, directly north of the Veteran's Hospital now under construction. The Inset shows relation of the area (diagonal lines) to the rest of t...…
…I ETWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1952 Lyons Dubs 'LITTLE EYOLF: News naners Elcar Brothers Cast by Arts Theatre I "Most newspapers tend to have a monotonous sameness, due to using the same news, columnists, and features," Louis Lyons charged yesterday in the third of a series of Journalism Lectures at the Rackham Amphitheatre. Lyons, author and curator of the Nieman Foundation at Har- vard University, said that mono- p...…
…THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1952 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE I SSexte Tes fo r Leud * * * with 7 -1 Wlin * * * * * Mullen, McKennell Sparkle In Triumph over Spartans MSC ON SATURDAY: Four Conference Games On Tap for Cage Squad Lowest Prices in Town! MEN'S RUBBER FOOTWEAR (Continued from Page 1) Finally at 19:04 Pat Cooney stole the puck from the Spartans just alongside of their nets and rammed the disc past Del Reid for the lead...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 195Z - - - - - - -- - IU Ike's Voice MATTER lOFFACT By JOSEPH and STEWART ALSOP "rm An Old Arab Tentmaker. Slip This On For Size" WASHINGTON-The Wall Street Journal published today a copyrighted dispatch by Edward Hughes, datelined Paris, stating that General Eisenhower is genuinely reluc- tant to be President and would prefer to re- turn to his Pennsylvania farm with Mrs. Eisenhower a...…
…PAGE MVE THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1952 THE MICHIGAN DAILY I __ ___ ____ ___ ____ ___ ____ ___ ___ r.. Women's Judiciary Council A o * * e -0 - 1 - - -I - " Aids in Entorcin Working with the Dean of Wo- men to enforce rules and to act in cases of infractions of the rules is the Women's Judiciary Council. Consisting of seven members, the council seeks to help and ad- vise women on problems concern- ing rules and regulations of the University....…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY TE[ STRAY, JANUARY 17,19V THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1952 NATIONAL FOUNDATION DRIVE ON: Polio Victims Aided by'March of Dimes' By Order of the Federal Authorities * * * * * ) * * * * 2 * , * * - MUST BE DISCONTINUED - I - £ -Daily-Bruce Knoll A YOUNG PATIENT SMILES OVER HIS RESPIRATOR * . * , By DIANE DECKER MRS. Frances Geiser didn't ex- pect polio to strike her home last August 15. But, it did. And s...…
… iti DAitg GRADUATE EXPANSION See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State CLOUDY AND COOLER VOL. LXII, No. 85 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1952 EIGHT PAGES r * * * * * * * * * Research Center Heads Program New Multi-million Dollar Expansion Includes Buildings, Living Facilities By CRAWFORD YOUNG Gigantic plans for a multi-million dollar "overflow" campus in the hills beyond the Huron River were announced by the Universit...…
…T.'WO . THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1952 , A DAILY OFFICIAL' BULETIN ELIKINE0 The' Daily -Official -Bulletin is an- offi4tl publication. of the University of Michigan for which the Michigan Daily assumes no editorial responsi- bility. Publication in it is construc-- tiie notice to. all members of. the University. Notices should be sent in TYPEWRITTEN--form to Room 2552 ,Administration Building before 3 p.m._ thedypiyecedin...…
…FRIDAY. JANUARY 18. 1952 THE MICHIGAN-DAILY ]PAGE THEE Six Wolverine Squads Active Between Set nesters 4' 4' s a * s Bowling Green Swimmers To Clash with 'M' Tonight * * * 4 . F 1 I -1 By HERB NEIL Michigan's record - shattering swimmers will be out to break some more national and pool marks in tonight's meeting with Bowling Green at 8 p.m. in the Intramural Pool. After the non-Conference dual meet tonight the Wolverines will...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRWAT, JANUARY 18, 1952 THE MICHIGAN DAILY I I I n FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1952 Graduate Expansion 1952 Racing Form THE BIG, LONG expected news was offi- cially announced yesterday. A vast building and research program is planned for the University on the north bank of the Huron River. The first two buildings will house the Engineering Re- search Institute and the Phoenix Me- inorial building for atomic research...…
…PAGE FIVE FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1952 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'Artistry in Orchid' To Transport Couples tc Southern Isles i-Hop Plans in Full Swing; Ticket Sales will Continue Coeds Announce Engagements, Wedding Plans * * * * * * SEEING STARS: Students who still wish to pur- chase tickets for the '52 J-Hop, "Artistry in Orchid," may do so Monday through Friday of next week at the ticket booth in the Administration Bldg. or in the Off...…
…THE MICIIIGAI'SN1)A I 1 j I k:.?IDAY: JANuRY18, 1952 1~ .. . . . . . . ............ . . ..... ............ ... . ......... --.1 . .. .. . ................. i !!!M - ______- [ r r r rrrorrrv.;:.o" ":.r.'.L .". .0 "!'4. e''.5.. rr....'. .. ..« ... ...... r".r.. :rr":^: t:^: '::':':': v jI AT THE COLLEGE SHOP .. N e w S a sn{e: in a N wsNEW SPRING !SU1ITS bNatGaynes 18.00 ca. They're as new as your lost edition's front . k page ... these p...…
…PAGE SEVEN FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1952 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JAUARY 18, 152.THE:M_.IGAN._ AIL ork On F7 H 79r in r G : L, ytt T * Ai l * * * * * * * * Engineering Unit To Be Near Huron Research Center Gets New Home By BARNES CONNABLE One of the University's fastest growing arms, the Engineering Re- search Institute will finally find a home when development of the huge area north of the Huron River is achieved. Harried sci...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY FDAY, JANUARY 18, 1952 ________________________________________ Pianist Levant To Play In First Recital at Hill MORE SAY-SO: a. Oscar Levant, a colorful person- ality in American music, will ap- pear in the extra concert series presentation at 8:30 p.m. today in Hill Auditorium. Nationally famous for his ap- pearanes on radio and television as well as for his roles in several motion pictures, Levant promis...…
… '' J -HOP 4r £irtipMn U EXTRA I . , , , rI--% p~D;-. A nr onr; YneilC~ I Mondnav Februnrv 11. 1952 ~rce-t u""yra u"u r tiv .4i +x f e cv. uu. r . . r ...,..... 2, Li orUt t< SEE STORIES, PICTURES, NAMES-SECTION TWO *.* * * * * Four thousand strong, University students and their guesc' glided to the tunes of Charlie Spivak (above) and Johnny Long in the midst of a tropical wonderland. Some got autographs, others listened, everyone...…
…J-HOP EXTRA Monday, February 11, 1952 Price: A Dime or a DoI1at SEEND-HOP SEE STORIES, PICTURES, NAMES-SECTION TWO Four thousand strong, University students and their guests glided to the tunes of Charlie Spivak (above) and Johnny Long in the midst of a tropical wonderland. Some got autographs, others listened, everyone danced. …
…Page Two T HE MI CH IGA N D A ILY Monday. Februorv 11 195 CAMPUS HIT BYaarky ells- Worlds Clash IIt's nothing really, in the over- all makeup of the spheres." That is how Professor Dan M. Malarky, of the philosophy depart- **Bment, modestly describes the im- ,_7By ERASMUS DOOLINGLE portance of his life works. +The axe has fallen.* A' '" - " U'nder the searching probe of BTTOEwoko rfs S's""""' th House Tn-MidwesternrActivi- sor Malarky say t...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY M nl~ d ntr Fb a 11d Pn e way,oe Fruary i , IA95A2 CAMPUS HIT ByMalarky eIls- PWorlds Clash "It's nothing really, in the over- al makeup of the spheres." VESTIG TIONS That is how Professor Dan M. Malarky, of the philosophy depart- ment, modestly describes the im- By ERASMUS DOOLINGLE portance of his life works. S . The axe has fallen. tUnder the searching probe of BUT THOSE who know Profes- Sthe House Un-Midweste...…
… AMonday. Februarv11, 192 T HE M IC H IGA N D A ILY age Three TawraFhrATrC HE152TERIHIA DAL agTTre By NEWBOLD MORRIS and ROBERT ALPHONSO TAFT Congressional bloodhounds let out the loudest yelp to date in their investigations of pinkish Midwestern University yesterday after hearing Midwestern's gibbering President Har- ly Thatcher admit that his estranged wife and brother-in-law had bilked his institution out of $6 billion in real estate fe...…
…Mohday, February 11; 1952 T HE MIC H IGA N D A ILY cage Three THATCHER IN UTh By NEWBOLD MORRIS and ROBERT ALPHONSO TAFT Congressional bloodhounds let out the loudest yelp to date in their investigations of pinkish Midwestern University yesterday after hearing Midwestern's gibbering President Har- ly Thatcher admit that his estranged wife and brother-in-law had bilked his institution out of $6 billion in real estate fees by cornering all t...…
…Paae.Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Monday, February 11, 1952 Paoe Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Monday, February 11, 1952 We__ i seVictory JT'S IN A WAY hard to settle friendship that is seldom found TODAY, comrades, snow drifts down from the rush and hub- at the University of Michigan. abjectly against the great bub of getting the J-Hop Extra It is to this that we contribute, glass doors of the Administration3 together and write this. The Extra for ...…
…Pone Four T HE MI CH IG AN D A ILY Mondov Februnrv 1 1 19S2 PoyqeFor HEMIHIyGANDAILY We_ y __Isu Victory T'S IN A WAY hard to settle friendship thatis seldom found TODAY, comrades, snow drifts down from the rush and hub- at the University of Michigan. abjectly against the great bub of getting the sJ-Ho Extra It is to this that we contribute, glass doors of the Administration together and write this. The Etra for the fund is to us a memoria...…
… Monday, February 11, 1952 T HE MIC H IGA N D A ILY Page Five I t r vynae , Fe. orv 1. 92M ILP v DAILY OFFICIAL BULL (The Daily Official Bull is published daily. It is official. No more need be said. Future notices will be received at 120 E. Liberty Street.) MONDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1952 VOL. IXXICIC, NO. Notices From The Dean of Women's Of- fice: This office, hereby absolved, relinquishes all sovereignty over the rights and privileges of fe-...…
…Monday, February 11, 1952 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five CINEMA OFFICIAL -;_ BULL HALITOSIS, produced, direct- short sotry, "War and Peace" by f, ed, adapted filmed, spliced, sli- Margaret Mitchell and though at (The Daily Official Bll ispublihed f5 ; ed, tarred and feathered right esho uity be es al Eaily. It is official. No me e need be here in Ann Arbor. tad uueseicswl ercie mot intelligible the plot would at 120 E. Liberty Street.) Q HALITOS...…
…Page Six T HE MI CH IGA N D A ILY Monday, February 11, 1952 New 'U' Ban Squelches Social Life! The academic world reeled precedent would be followed that the social ban would be the in amazementyegreatest step forward in Univer- yesterday as by colleges all over the coun- sity history since the develop- President Hank Thatcher an- try. ment of social probation. "This lversity reg. * * pan has been materializing nounced a nsew Univriyeg sin...…
…Page Six T HE MI CH IGA N D AILY Monday, February 11, 1952 New 'U' Ban Squelches Social Life! The academic world reeled in amazement yesterday as President Hank Thatcher an- nounced a new University reg- ulation banning all social ac- tivities. The President, standing on a grave marker in Geddes ce- metery as he denounced dates, beer and fraternization, ex- pressed his hope that the precedent would be followed by colleges all over the cou...…
…JHOP SEC. 2 Monday, February 11, 1952 Sec. Two, Page One By VERNON EMERSON It was a blend of many things, but all added up it seemed that just about everyone at the 1953 J-Hop had a pretty fair time. Whether it was the sweet Spivak, hot Long music com- bination, the tropical setting, the chain of parties before and after the dance with all their embellishments, a new gown, a new girl, or hardly reason at all, most of the couples were still smi...…
…A^PftAn.i PAhrt inrv 11 19 2 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven onaay MICI-IcflA DAL Paa SevenL...., GGIES WRECK lhi LAN; RAIMM, IIIMpm ' HAS1 MR AN Im" T * e s * n RY FOR DE-EMPHASIS MAY LEAD TO THE END OF ALL THIS nvetigtion of Buxom eauty u ens gins By GIMMY NICHOLS Special to The Daily WASHINGTON-Subsidization of buxom beauty con- st winners at Rives Junction, Mich., football school was arged yesterday by a key witness in hearings before...…
…Sec. Two, Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Mondoyo February 1 1 X 1952 Sec. Two,.PgeTwoTH.MICHrGANDAILY,..nda .brar 1. 195 )faco/ion' ~jS thSuraf {SpatterZimeec pintw A dress as refreshing and new as the very fist blade of grass and shaped along those sleek, contoured lines' just the way you, and we, like it. with a deep-dip neckline and curved pockets boldly bordered by whisper. soft black velvet. Black print traced on white. Sizes 10 to 20. ...…
…Page Eight' T HE MI CH IGA N D A ILY Monday, February 11, 1 Pag Eiht-HE. C.G...A.Y.Mndy ...ebruary... , 1 1 Tri- Chi'sAdm Sisters of Chi Chi Chi sorority voted last night to accept Gypsy No e Lee as an honorary member of the group. In announcing the decision Clar- issa Upgirdle, '53 P, remarked "We girls of Tri Chi wanted to cite Miss Lee for her splendid efforts to Border Clash May Lead to World War I// Special to The Daily HIGPOOR, Vlad...…
…Monday, February 11, 1952 T HE MIC H IGA N D A ILY Sec. Two, Page Three M, T P After the ball was over and all who attended the 1953 J-Hap had gone home, the eight energetic people who have worked for months to make the undertaking a success did some cleaning up., breathed a sigh of relief and went back to being students again. "But it was fun while it lasted," the committee members agreed. THINGS WERE happening all the time. A problem wa...…
…indav Februarv 11. 1952 THE MICHIGAN DAILY at r.i{J t..l i .r 1.li M\.fir s" "r~s w __ ._ __ ._ _ _ ___ _ rlo'unce Whiqggens' Nuptuals ON THE HIOUSE By JENNIFER CLUTCHLE " JUST TOLD Harly that we couldn't live in that packing crate at S.. .Ohio State any longer, so he arranged to be appointed president of the University and then, of courae, we got to live in this new big house on the campus," a. Harly Thatcher revealed yes rday. Mrs. Thatc...…
…Sec. Two, Page Four THE4 AICGAN IAIILY M'vi "^%.uy r e r it I c onay,February I1, 1952 r BY ORDER OF FEDERAL AUTHORITIES "THE P-X" MUST BE DISCONTINUED GOING EVERYTHING... YES !!! EVERYTHING MUST BE SOLD TO THE BARE WALLS OUT OF BUSINESS Musit Be Cleared Out by Feb. 23 Regardless of Losses AND FRANKLY., FOLKS... WE'RE STILL LOADED Help yourself to Bargains You'll Never See Again! Help Us Sell Out a "6 Months Stock in a Few Weeks! Save...…
…Page Ten T HE MC H IGA N D A ILY Monday, February 11',. 191 .gTnH MC G N rMdyFruary., 1.., 19. i Opera oses Legs; Goes On Anyway Tryouts Will Be Held Throughout the Week (EDITOR'S NOTE: Warning! This Is a half-way serious story.) An outbreak of leg thefts has caused local police to suspect a new way for students to satisfy their sex drives. Some time during registraiton three huge posters, decorated with nearly life-size leg art, were st...…
…Mndenv February 11. 1952 THE MICH IGAN DAILY ,sec. Two, Page Five THo MH DAy,GA DAYeToPgFiv DANCERS RELAX IN HOUSE BOOTH ON SIDELINES COUPLES LINE UP IN MEMORABLE POSES I THE MOST POPULAR PASTIME OF ALL NEW and USED EXTBOK and SUPPLIES, for all University Courses Engineers and Architecture Students: We have a complete line of equipment for you as well as for all oth- er schools and colleges of the University. Notebooks, fountain pens...…
…Mday, February 11, 1952 T HE MI CH IGA N D A ILY Pna Elva ragei5Deven IL'S ANTI-BIAS, HONEST-SL aring, Surprise Decision Made By ARDY VARK Special to The Daily ALTO, Mich.--The Student Legature, by a convincing 19-21 count, early this morning ned itself with the forces of anti-discrimination. In a boldly controversial move, the Ligature passed a resolution, which reads: "The lent Ligature is against discrimination." The measure was intro...…
…Sec. Two, Page Six T HE Mi CH i GA N D AlLYV Sec. TwofPI e Sx !Y1AI r 1I- ICZAKJ fNAI V A irckhead and Billie Reed, Ralph Br t AIVI E S. Bird and Carol Drake, Valentine N A M ES . *" Birds and Joan Voige, Earl Bishop> and Mazie Boone, Jim Bishop and (Continued from Page 1) Ellen Harman, David Bittker and Helen Schiff.a Furstenau, Bruce Bartholmew and Douglas H. Blanks and Billie Barbara Smead, John Bauer and Anne Patterson, Dave Blanchard ...…
…"" .. Pace Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAIi Y AA....,.J.. C,. .., ..., Y , rL- Pag rwrve. -r . . aa.i r, 1.L ivonaaSyr l-ebruairy I, Tt 19,:i~M ~Al I , VIEWS OF MEN WHO MA1 * * .* 0*0 * * * 5 5 5 HIS IS a year of decision. Y This year, the American people must lay their future on the line. At no time since the founding the republic has so much been at stake. It is no time for fiddle-faddle. We must be ready, we must be resolute, and when the time...…
…Monday. February11, 192 T HE M IC H IGA N D A ILY Sec. Two, Page Seven " , , 5NAMES... (ContInued from 'Page 6) as, Howard M. Dess and Irene F. Dess, Harold Dentscher and Miss Beverly Eaton, Donald DeVries and Carolyn Fisk, Tony DeWan and Mary Letsis, Richard Dewey r and Dora Byerly Sam M. Deyo and Sally Weber, Bill Dibble and Phoebe Ann Ellis, Wilbur Diehl and Audrey Murphy, Oscar Dodek and Joan Biheden, Bob Dombrawski and Elaine Ratke, ...…
…J-HOP iItrJtIn U UIf SEC. 2 Monday, February 11, 1952 Sec. Two, Page One S ... the 1953 J-Hop Committee L 't 2 i A k F r i E I { i 1 a ( 2 l c7 i 1 r (}i 1 r { < ; rY J By VERNON EMERSON It was a blend of many things, but all added up it seemed that just about everyone at the 1953 J-Hop had a pretty fair time. Whether it was the sweet Spivak, hot Long music com- bination, the tropical setting, the chain of parties before and after the ...…
…Sec. Two, Page Eight .o: Monday, Februarv. H. 1952 TH E MICHIGAN DA ILY Se. wo.ag.Egt.HE MIHGA.DIY.ova.. Febr..uar.Y, 11. 1A l.4;. Musical *ont est on By J. CORSEY DALLAHAN Charlie Spivak a n d Johnny Long alternately filled the giant I-M Building -- usually echoing from referee's whistles - with strains of the nation's most danceable dance music during the 1953 J-Hop. The 2,000 males present softly yodeled dance tunes, accompanied by Joh...…
…Sec. Two, Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Monday, February 1 1, 1952 Sec.Two Pag Tw THEMICIGANDAIY Moday Febuar.11,195 V r r ?'Zh "........... "S .. ""ms s ___. _a..a"S ", ,'. i-v 9acotion' lSi Sura4 Spatter iraced Print A dress as refreshing and new as the very first blade of grass and shaped along those sleek, contoured lines . just the way you, and we, like it with a deep-dip neckline and curved pockets boldly bordered by whisper- soft bl...…
…Monday, February 11, 1952 T HE MI CH IGAN DA ILY Sec. Two, Page Nine Mody _er. y 1 92TEMCHGNDIYScTo aeNn Honigman and June Kielson, GARY JOHNSON and Georgia George Hopper and Doris Elliott. Hutzman, Dick Johnston and Bet- Lewis Horwitz and Lenore Stone, ty Pierce, Mr. and Mrs. David C. Kit Hough and Joan Prescott, Joliuetle, Carl Jones and Mary (Continued sfrom Page 7) Harvey Howard and Carol Gould, Ann Hennig, Dick Jay and Linda SGRobert ...…
…Monday, February 11, 1952 T HE MIC H IGA N D A ILY Sec. Two, Page Three Monda, Feruary11, 952 HE MIHIGA DAIL Sec Two PeThe J-Hop After the ball was over and all who attended the 1953 J-Hop had gone home, the eight energetic people who have worked for months to make the undertaking a success did some cleaning up, breathed a sigh of relief and went back to being students again. "But it was fun while it lasted," the committee members agreed....…
… Monday, February 11, 1952 Sec. Two, Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sec* T, PneTe-TE1 C IG N AIY-onay Fbrar-1,,9 ,, A ~Leen and Lydia Font, Gene A. N A L1S Lehmann and Lu I. DeHart, Stan Leiken and Mary Kaplan, Joe (Continued from Page 9) Teimkuehler and Jane Preston, Dean Leith and Nancy Ann Stev- Mr. end Mrs. David W. Lake, Hen- ens, Bob Leopold and Nancy Fan- deem, Eugene J. Lessiey and Lu ry Lang, Jr. and Barbara Louns- Stansberry. berry...…
…Sec. Two, Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY A~rntnv F:Ariw~-.r1 74 2 Sec. Twov rr Page Four yr THE ivuriuyIrrury 11,A1jlY r BY ORDER OF FEDERAL AUTHORITIES "THE P-X" MUST BE DISCONTINUED GOING EVERYTHING... YES !! EVERYTHING MUST BE SOLD TO THE BARE WALLS OUT nF UIIiEQQ MI UUUIIliiiU Must Be Cleared Out by Feb. 23 Regardless of Losses AND FRANKLY, FOLKS... WE'RE STILL LOADED Help yourself to Bargains You'll Never See Again! Help Us Sell Ou...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY i A .j ot rri 1 1 95)r; Sec. Two, Page Eleven ,,Monday, Februury iAev ; - N AMES... (Continued from Page 10) Milroy and Nanette Wilhelmi, Ed- Ward Minor and Felice Azen, Ken Mitchell and DonaLee Davenport, Steve Mitro and Beatrice Johnson, Stuart Mittenthal and Loi sKlein. Ron Modlin and Harriet Tepper- man, William Mollhagen and Ed- ith Miller, Richard Moline and Judie Lindeman, Otto Molmen and Nancy Alles, Charles M...…
…Mondiav February 11 /92 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,>ec. Two, Page Five tyl111 UiyH M H A A YeToPeF i DANCERS RELAX IN HOUSE BOOTH ON SIDELINES COUPLES LINE UP IN MEMORABLE POSES THE MOST POPUJLAR PASTIME OF ALL NEW and USED TEXTBOOKS and SUPPLIES for all University Courses Engineers and Architecture Students: We have a complete line of equipment for you as well as for all oth- er schools and colleges of the University. Notebooks, fountain pe...…
