…" SUNDAY, APRIL i8, 1948 TIlE M ICHIGAN DAILY III+M'hM+M..r.w..y+++ - --_ _ _ _ _ _ _. .. .. _ _ _ _ .- Mae with MARY STEIN Campus activities are taking to I over WPAG. Broadcasts will start the airwaves, with radio coverage at 2:55, beginning Friday. of Michigras and International Following programs are subject Week, both slated for this week to time change if the council says end. no to day-light savings tomorrow: An NBC national hookup...…
….GE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, 18, Some Reflection Needed LET'S GO BACK a ways to the spring of 1947-just about a year ago. Students throughout Michigan were no- ticing the evolution of a trend. They watched in disbelief as the state's lawmakers virtually legislated away parts of the Bill of Rights with the Callahan Act. It was called a "for- eign agency', ban. It was going to wipe clean the red blot that was soiling the pure white M...…
…SUND APRIL 18, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Joh nny Long Scheduled Foreign Students Will Present Annual International Ball Friday The International Student As- sociation will play host to Uni- versity students and faculty at the sixth annual International Ball which will be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a. m. Friday in the Un- ion Ballroom. Foreign students are to wear the costumes of their native lands. American students are also asked to wear costu...…
…11 il IitiG L!.N i)1AILV1 SI 11 JUST KtBITZING 'M' Past Reveals Great Sprinters By DICK KRAUS, DAILY SPORTS EDITOR It's just one day before the Major League baseball season gets un- derway and yet the most frequent topic with the athletic set on this campus is the toll charge for the use of the tennis courts. Why all the furor? Well, suppose out of a clear blue sky you're sitting in the library pouring over a reference book and an atten- ...…
…13, 1948 THE MICIGAN DAILY Fnveileat s World SotPute corc 58-Foot 1-4Inch Shot Spurs American Olympic Hopes Wolverines efeat aws 9-7 Michigan's mighty shot-putter, Charles Fonville, gave United States Olympic hopes a healthy boost with a world-record-shat- tering performance at the Kansas Relays yesterday. Fonville pushed the 16-pound iron ball 58 feet 14 inch to top the recognized world's standard of 57 feet 1 inch set by the former Lou...…
…THE MICTIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, A _ _ - I Begin Ii World Trade Poll To Cover City by Phone Expect to Contact 1 Out of 5 Families A telephone poll on world trade will take place from 7-9 p.m. to- morraow night as part of Inter- national Week. The poll, expected to contact one out of every five families in the city, will include four ques- tions compiled by the National Opinion Research Center at the University of Chicago, in coopera- tion with t...…
…TRUMAN'S SPEECH See page 4 Y A61P A6F 4tttr t an Dai WEAR YOUR G.I. SHOES 0 / Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 118 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1948 E -i PRICE FIVE CENTS Truman Refuses Henry Wallace's President Says Russia Threatens The Very Existence of Democracy By The Associated Press NEW YORK, March 17-President Truman said last night that he did not want, and would not accept any political support from "...…
…0 PAGE TWO ' ._ ..____ '.1lll C:NLr S_ [r f:t'" IA i liic SuccessfulI-M Season To Be Highlighted by Annual O] pen House Boxing Finalists Have Sights Set on Intramural Trophies Frats, Dorms, Independents Chi Psi Fire SAME OLD STORY: There were enough bursts of action down at the I-M Building ring last Tuesday night to con- vince the fight fans present that most of the 'battlers had their sights set on Intramural boxing trophies. Small ...…
…THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Michigan Faces Holy Cross Cagers Tonight Hoop Nationals To .Be Broadcast Local basketball fans will get a chance' to hear the Wolver- ine-Holy Cross NCAA clash to- night when John Rich of WHRV takes to the airwaves at 9:30 p.m. Rich will utilize the facilities obtained from the American Broadcasting Company by Ned Irish, tournament director. Fol- lowers of the Michigan cagers throughout the...…
…r THE ii l- MAIT~7N iTX Illl.i 1in1 Y b ..... ............. .... ...U - W4 S** *j ta. AstuS, -- - Truman Speech lietter Arileril (dive UST HOW GULLIBLE are people ex- pected to be? Yesterday, President Truman informed Congress that we had supported freedom and the UN in every instance since the end of the war, but the gravity of the world situation requires immediate House passage of ERP, and swift action by both chambers on UMT and tem...…
…1TiiURSDAY, MARVll~'l t lB, 1:1)4 F THE TICIHGAN I) ~.1LX r t kr - . DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Medical Group cU' To Institute New Program To Form Club In Russian Studies Next Fall Publication in The Daily Official incorrect, please notify the Count- Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Notices r for the Buletin should be sent in typewritten form to the office of the Assistant to the President, Room 1021 Ange...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY. RAH 19- UNA _________________t+__________________L:119___!_R A l i 'f ! 11 NRTSWl I ~ __________________ .----------.______________ TflhT1. gn711i 71 AI7J71 W 1 l% 1, I}7O I Truman Asks for UMT To Preserve World Peace (Continued from Page 1) Doctrine" came in two install- ments. He addressed a hushed joint session of Congress at 11:30 p.m., CST, and then flew to New York to speak at a St. Patrick's...…
…HELP FOR EVERYONE See Page 4 CILr Lw6 ~UIIII MIGHT AS WELL BE SPRING Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 83 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 18, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Senate Group OkaysAltered ERP Finance Proposal Eases Way for Tax Cut By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Feb. 17-A sur- prise move to alter Marshall Plan bookkeeping and ease the way for a big tax cut was approved today by the Senate Foreign Relations Commi...…
…MYCR-r. A N D ATT:V DA# A 1 a..1 .Y A .L C J1 ~ . L L .. .lA asx'a a} 1' LlLLYV171Y1 10t 1.74!0 "HOUGHT HE HAD US: Local Music Shops Thriving Despite Petrillo's Record Ban By DON DORRANCE Petrillo's record ban has done more good than harm so far, ac- cording to Ann Arbor's leading music shops. Since the first of the year, when the ban went into effect, School Holds Student Talks A speech contest open to all pharmacy students will be spon...…
…18,4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Michigan GymmenPaw SpartanHost, 62.5-32.5. Toledo 'U'Frosh TIP-OFF ON TITLE HOPES: 1w Out To Match 1931 Purdue Feat Clip iv Cagers Team Grabs Five Events, Ties In Sixt (Special to The Da, i Capturing five first places out of six events and tying for top honors in the other, Michigan's gymnastic squad gave its Mich- igan State host an ungracious 62/2-32%j trouncing in Jenisen Field House last night. t Even Co-capt...…
…THE ICHIGAN DAILY Help for Everyone CONGRESS HAS VOTED and the Presi- dent has approved a hike in subsistence for veterans. Our lawmakers, enlightened ither by cost of living reports or pre-elec- tion trends have recognized that the stud- ent veteran needs help. They have granted nim that help and the veteran has a new lease on education. But what price the rest of our society? Our whole economy is ill, but only one group has been singled ou...…
…- THE MICHIGAN DAILY Board To Present Publications Ball Delegates From Fourteen Campuses Will Meet at Newspaper Conference Hillel To Hold Birthday Bal Celebration I The first annual Student Pub- lications Dance will be held from 9 p.m. to midnight Saturday in the Hussey Room at the League climaxing a two-day series of meetings where business and edi- Annual Ball To' iven By Ga lens Medical school's official dance of the year, Caduceus Bal...…
…TIFF MICIGAN i~t i lH VVr-.DNri..qnAV- x.a u x~a a a iri 'C X x 1X71V L'MJUfl L OCCUPATION SOLDIER: GI s in Germany Need Army's Permit To Date (EDITOR'S NOTE: Third in a series of articles on the German oc- cupation contributed by a Univer- sity student who has just returned to this couiitry after iS months on the Stars and Stripes, famed Army publication. By BARNEY LASCIIEVER Nearly every GI in Germany and Austria has his fraulein. Touri...…
…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 ...…
…WORLD )LEADERSHIP SeePare 4 Y It jIaii4 CLOUDY, LIGHT SNOW Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVI, No. 49 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS Truman Askscongress To Revive Controls I Campus Rent Witnesses To Hold Meeting Nov. 24 Hearing To Be Discussed A meeting to co-ordinate all campus groups interested in ap- pearing at next week's open hear- ing on relaxing local rent con- trols, will be held at 4:30 ...…
…THE, MICHIGAN .DAILY TUE SDAY, CAMPUS HIGHLIGHTS Library Lecture ... Dr. Warner G. Rice, director of the General Library, will give a lecture on "The Library and Its Services to the College Teacher" as part of the course, "Current Problems in Higher Education," at 7 p.m. today in Rm. 110 of the Library. The lecture is open to the faculty and graduate students. * * * Engineering Meeting... Sigma IEho Tau, engineering speech society, will ...…
…ryV7fEflfJ EP, ,1947 THE MICHIGAN DAILY U '.. I a WELL MANNED: Matt Mann Begins 23rd Year as 'M' Tank Coach By MiiAY GRANT If the experts are correct, Mich- igan swimmers will make up at least one-third of the United States contingent to the 1948 Olympic Games, but the man di- rectly reponsible for this repre- sentation, Matt Mane, Wolverine swimnin g coach, will not he lead- 1g his ci .ares a the other American strs when the Olympics co...…
…TIHE MICIHGAN DAILY TUESDAY, NO Fif tigth Bag Fifty-Eighth Year ON WORLD AFFAIRS: Inverse Compliment 7-c-,C J r 'I 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 Clyde Recht ..........................City Editor Jeanne Swendeman.........Advertising Manager ...…
…. OVEMBER 18, 1947 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Panhel Continues Ticket Sales For Formal IM Dance Friday Kenton's Jazz WiIl BeStarred A limited number of tickets are still on sale for the 1947 all- campus, girl-bid Panhel Ball, which will be presented from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m, Friday in the In- tramural Building. "Elysian Eve" ticket sales will continue from 1 to 5 p.m. in the undergraduate office of the League and will reopen during Coeds Start New...…
…mr, qttftTrAx Mity TtJgDAT, NOVflmut la, 14#47 'm A # I I 30 D AYS! STEP DOWN, NEXT CASE: Mock Hearings Test Future Lawyers' Court Ability By FRAN IVICK The ipso facto boys will be pounding a terrific gavel from now until Christmas. With 84 freshman and 43 junior cases on the docket, the Case Club is busy conducting hearings at 4:15 every week-day afternoon. until the Law School adjourns for vacation. Though the Case Club's Competition ...…
…t t k CONSERVATION APATHY See Page 4 1w]I r 74i:I: POSSIBLE! SHOWERS Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 23 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS Gridders Open Conference Season' ... or Fond Reminiscence? Brazil Break With Russia Preview,... Purple Expected e Eleven Today State Parley On Academic Freedom Set Is Expected Izvestia Attack On Dutra Cited To Mak tI I .By The Associated Pres...…
… THE MICHIGXN DH.AHY -S'ATURDAYOTBR1&-97; NSA Granted Membership, In UNESCO f}, . Move Will Increase StudentCooperation The newly formed National Stu- dent Association has been ad- mitted to membership in the Na- tional Commission for UNESCO (United Nations Economic, Sci- entific, and Cultural Organiza- tions), it was announced yesterday by the national office of NSA in Madison, Wisconsin. The NSA was organized last summer at a constitut...…
… SAcnt15AY , o~u;~~ TNF MTrlItT '2 v "h A TT . , 'T1-lT1' kiMTC lllTCA'1\'J l ATT V1. ' PAGE TEMEE Capacity Crowd To See Wolverines Oppose Purple * * * * * * * * .L ,I~ )j~ ~ 'B' Team Edged by Northwestern 20-6 Jayvees Suffer Second Defeat in Wildcat Game . Small Scores Only Wolverine Touchdown; Michigan Forward Wall Shines on Defense 9 4 - 34 Northwestern Passers Major Threat; Michigan Picked by 21-Point Margin By DICK KRAUS (Sp...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATIUDAY, OCTOER 18, 1iM7 I ., n . Fifty-Eighth Year I'D RATHER BE RIGHT: The Road to Peace DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Letters to the Editor. By SAMUEL GRAFTON M R. CHURCHILL says he doesn't think Russia wants war. This is comforting, and Mr. Churchill even has a theory with which to back up his opinion. He says if Eussia were planning war she wouldn't be as belligerent as she now is; she would be trying to ...…
…18, 1947 - THE MICHWAS c a ia. TiCT4ait11111 F!TT1rM1 tViY ., ". _ 1 t1.. '}F.' "3"°F . &, ...xx- . srscc- ,aw..e rnw, .. PAGE FIVE Primts yiven To University By. Alunnus Another boost has been given to the University Student Print Loan Collection begun this fall. Col. Thomas M. Spaulding, Class of '02, has contributed 23 prints to increase the collection to the 500 mark. The prints donated by Col. Spaulding are of famous paintings at the...…
…PAGE SLR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1947 1 4 DISAPPEARING ACT: Souvenir Hunters Take 'U' Silver, Saltshakers I Campus Highlights I0 I i / By JOE FREIN Like the proverbial hotel towe silverware and even dishes ar steadily "disappearing" from Un versity cafeterias and dinin rooms. A survey of the Union an League cafeterias and residenc hall dining rooms reveals, how Curious Pilot Is Blamed for Freak Flight Sisto Resigns ...…
…SECOND BEST See Page 2 Latest Deadline in the State :43 ii CLOUDY, SCATTERED SHOWERS VOL. LVII, No. 17S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1947 PRICE FIV CENTS i ---- - - Ford Fires 32 Foremen For Violence Union Threatens Another Walkout By The Associated Press DETROIT, July 17 - Thirty- two Ford Motor Co. foremen ac- cused of "violence and terrorism" during a recent 47-day strike were fired today and their union count- ered with th...…
…T HE MICHIGAN I)AILY'- FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1941 Fifty-Seventh Year I Edited and managed by students of the Uni- Virgity of Michigan under the authority of the hoard in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Msnaging Editors ... John Campbell, Clyde Recht Associate Editor................. Eunice Mntz orts Editor...............Archie Parsons Business Staff General Manager ................ Edwin Schneider Advertising Manager........Wil...…
…FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1947 THE MICHIGAN DAILY I _______________________________________________________________________________ p I NO. THREE ON TAP: Rocky Leaves for Brooklyn; Battle Racks UpRecord Gate By SID FEDER CHICAGO, July 17-(A)-They were cooking up an official hero's r homecoming parade today for Rocky Graziano and his brand new middleweight championship along the streets of Brooklyn as the build-up to a third Graziano- Tony Zale th...…
…-THE MIC~flG AN DAILY '_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Vets' Checks At Post Office 'Till July 26 Checks are being held at the Ann Arbor Post Office for the fol- lowing veterans. They will be re- turned to Columbus July 26: Stanford H. Abramovitz, Mar- vin L. Bodeen, Robert B. Bols, Sam Calamia, Stephen James Catel. James Brandt Christy, Earl W. Hagen, Donald D. Hope, Fred O. Kalinka, Morris Kleiman, Will Kyselka. Arthur E. Leckner, Jr., Morey Levine,...…
…RESEMBLANCE' Sec Page 4 moo LwP40 flAitli LOUDY WIT'H RAIN Latest Deadline in the State VOL LVII, No. 161 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 18, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS Senate May WorkonOwn Budget Cuts raft Sees End Of Accord Efforts By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, May 17-Sen ate Republicans may abandon ef- forts to agree with the House 0] how much to cut President Tru man's budget, Senator Taft (Rep Ohio) said today, and work to ward ...…
…PAGE TWO --- -- , THE MICHIGA N fALY SUNDAY, MAY 18, 194: DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in The Daily Official Bulletin Is constructive notice to all members of the University. Notices for the Bulletin should be sent in typewritten form to the office of the Assistant to the President, Room 1021 Angeli Hall, by 3:00 p.m. on the day preceding publication (11:00 a.m. Sat- urdays). <demic year will be held at 2 p.m., University High Schoo...…
…SUNDAY, MAY 18, 1947 TrHE MICHIGAN DAILY YOUTH FESTIVAL: Students from 40 Countries To Attend Prague Conference Student and youth delegations from more than 40 countries will attend the first World Youth Fes- tival to be held this summer at Prague, Czechoslavakia. Sponsored by the World Feder- ation of Democratic Youth and the International Union of Stu- dents, which was formed at Prague last summer, the Festival has been cited as a "further...…
…___UTHE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, IMAl 'Striking Resemblance' BOOKS 0..* £tt eri to the 6cbtor H R 3020, "Labor Management Relations Act, 1947" (Hartley Bill), which passed the House of Representatives by a vote of 308 to 107, April 17, contains several pas- sages that bear a striking resemblance to statements in a full-page advertisement placed in the New York Times, January 8 (p 15), by the National Association of Manufacturers. "Monopolis...…
…SUNDAY, MAY 18, 1947 HE 3110 ICTAIN DAILY SIJNflAY, MAY 1S,~ 1.947 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Lantern Night Will Be Held Tomorrow in Hill Auditorium 'Annual Program To Begin With Coeds' Line of March AVC To Hold i The thirty-fourth annual Lan- tern Night, honoring graduating seniors, will be held tomorrow in Hill Auditorium. Festivities will begin with the tradtional line of march. Coeds will assemble at 6:45 p.m. in front of Angell Ha...…
…,: PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DIUTLV SUNDAY. MAY- It. .. avaasv rain vlzasJ .a 3.T T~/a1)AV till JO 1I7Y TooMuc h Liii (08! 'AC Bows i 'Tennis and Track Illini Take Eight Firsts . For 80-49 Track Win McKenley Paces Illinois Taking 440, 220; Osgood, Fonville Set Pace for Wolverines By BUD WEIDFNTIIAL The University of Illinois track team splashed their way to a lop-sided 80-49 victory over the fighting Michigan Wolverines on a muddy Ferry Fi...…
…SUNDAYUMAY 18, 1547 1THE MICHIAN AILY PAGE SEVEN ~- Y. --- ___..._._. LOST IN WAR: Alumnus Plans 4000-MAil Trip To Replace Union Button I I DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN _._ 1 - 2 Cornti.nued from Page 3) < Sphinx picnic scheiled fur Sun., May 18, has been chantd 1o conjunction with the University Sun., May 25, 3:30 p.m. ,'d. 1'. V Many men have it, but few realize what they've got. A Union button seems like a R eveal Union O~"fpera ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY . . A FACULTY FOR KNOWING: Prof. Bartlett Says Life with Ex-Cannibals Is Interesting By FRANK HARMON SDIfTOR'S NOTE: This is the 73rd or a series of weekly articles on faculty personalities. Three months of life with an ex- cannibal Sumatra tribe as their deputy chief-"Person Having Important Business" - was "an intensely interesting experience" for Prof. Harley H. Bartlett, retir- ing chairman of the botany de- partment,...…
…FOOTBALL t iCKE TS Se .age 4 Latest Deadline in the State Da11i4 POSSIBLE SHOWERS VOL. LVII, No. 135 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS Further lasts Thireatened in Texas City Vets' Reports Way Behind, Walter Says Students Protest DehinquentNotie Approximately 65 per cent of the University's student veterans have "cooperated only in part or not at all" with the University in filing weekly absence reports,...…
…TWO THEMICHIGANDAILY PLAY PRODUCTION: Ticket Sales for Saint Joan Drama Will Begin Monday RE ADY FOR INSPECTION: Engine School To Hold Open House, Slide Rule Ball Today Tickets for "Saint Joan," George Bernard Shaw's dramatization of the life of the French martyr Joan of Arc, will go on sale Monday at MICHIGAN the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre box-office. The play, to be presented by the speech department's play produc- tion classes April 24t...…
…A-V, 111PRIL le, I q4T THE MICHIGA N AILY P c- F. ~I~1Y S4PRTh 18, 1947 P&GR 'M'Man agierq, Club Revitved by Mcl l:oy Nine I To day Elattles Wan Here If ~Weaihe Brownies Nip Tigers in 10th Bumns, t uks, 1'~ Bucs, Reds, Alst) Win ST'. LOUIS, Ail' 17 YV A long single to cunter- by pinch bit- tng rookie Paul Li-hrner with Ho, bases loaded t.end two out,boe k a tenth ining ,;tice to give the1So, Louis Brown:; a 4 I,) 'f Vitry o ver! the...…
…go THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY,- APRI' 18, 1947" I C Football Tickets T HE Student Legislature's redistribution of upperclass football tickets last fall raised a howl of protest from students who felt that the blame should be placed on the method of distribution instead of errant underclass- men. The Legislature, however, continued with its investigations and trials, answering. that "the student body will be in a stronger bargaining posit...…
