…REPAIRS AND RENT CONTROL See Page 4 Y 4 bp*6 t t]u 4 1 ; r i .. _ 7 J Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 117 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1949 CLOUDY WITH SNOW PRICE FIVE CENTS See End To WISE BALLOTING SOUGHT: g Pucksters Head for Colorado PlayoffI Filibuster in Vote Today Subcommittee Votes For Rent Control Bill By The Associated Press WASHINGTON - The Senate held a stormy session last night as a prelude to th...…
…6 TW 0 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MARC 17, 1949 ' HAVEN NOT A DOG POUND: Humane Society Caire2 for LostPes DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN By FD STLBERFARB The Humane Societ y, located on Barbour Road, is fast becoming known throughout th- Washtenaw animal community as a haven for fauna.. Although the Society in the past has accepted pigeons, squirrels, and sheep, its main function is the care of dogs and cats. TuE DESCRIPTION of a, log turned...…
…__________________THE MICHIGAN DAILY Former Olivet Coeds Tell of Strife's Effect on Students GOVERNOR'S WIFE HERE: Recalls First Meeting with 'Soapy' *.? * By JIM BROWN All was not peace and quiet for students at strife-ridden little Olivet College last semester. Terming the school "one huge political camp" Bobbie Setlow, '50, and Polly Kay, '51, both say they are glad that they transferred to the University this semester. Both added, h...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1949 ...:.. Repairs and1 F THE HOUSE'S rent control bill allow- ing individual localities to lift the con- trols as they see fit is passed by the Senate it is . conceivable that rents will skyrocket upward in urban communities all over the nation. The logic employed by advocates of the lifting of controls seems grossly distorted. It appears obvious that with acute housing shortages in the nation's ur...…
…THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY :,.. Q 'Fate of Union' 0 Open Tonight JGP Promises Glimpses Into Future; Senior Women To Preview Production Senior women will catch a few glimpses of the -year 2000 A.D. When the curtain goes up at 8 p.m. today on the first performance of the forty-fifth annual Junior Girls' Play, "Fate of the Union." Tonight's production will join a colorful parade of gay m'usical comedies which began here i...…
…"THE 1MICH IAN DAILY THUR~SDAY, MAUCIU 17, IM4 _________________________________ aO * TALK(ING SnorP assoate sports editor WR ILE SNOW IS still falling in southeastern Michigan, below the Mason-Dixon where the grapefruits grow the annual baseball pil- grimage and spring practice sessions are well under way . . and the inevitable sore arms and legs that go with getting back in shape after "the soft winter has cast its plague across the train...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVN .. . . . .......... "STUDENTS REPORT: Gernian Youths Found Open Ijie i By LILLIAS WAGNER Post-war German youth at the University of Munich is both open- ,mindled and interested, or so two University students, Bill Sininigea, '49, and Jerry Wensinger, Grad., found during their stay there. The two left this country on a group experiment in international living last June, originally to help re-build a dormitory...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 19 PROF. DICKINSON: Stresses Non-Economic Aspects of Socialism The economic aspect is not the most important aspect of social-. ism, in the opinion of Prof. Clark Z. Dickinson, of the economics department. Ps ych Majors CrowdField Entry to Grad School Doubtful,_Says Club Members of the Undergraduate Psychology Society report that prospective graduate students in psychology may be unable to...…
…NEW SUPER MAN Se e 4 KrF41 4& .dA6=Aw :43 a t tly GREY DAY FOR THE IRISH Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 117 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Truman in Council .Y71 . . .O With Chief Officials On MilitaryAffairs Congress Defers Tax Cut Debates, f Awaits President's Address Today, By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, March 16-President Truman conferred with his top advisers-military, diplomatic...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILTY WED PAINLESS METHOD: Movies Have Gained Secure Position in'U' Classrooms BEARD CHAMP - Gordon Moore, of Vicksburg, Mich., dis- plays a neat crop of whiskers that he will exhibit in defending his 1947 title in world champi- onship competition July 24. The contes is open to anyone in the world with a beard or whiskers of championship caliber. Con- test is sponsored by Whiskers Universal, Inc., of Vicksburg. Early 'Talkies' ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Seven Boxers Gain IM Finals) Crisler's Sudden Gridiro Resignation Stuns Campus Tomasi, Chappuis Express Amazement As Late Call to Daily Touches Things Off Ii 11 Sports Round-Up I I I-;;- Crisler... (Continued from Page 1) and will include among other things a new swimming pool. On the site of the present Hockey Coliseum a new tennis pa- vilion with 20 new courts is planned. Crisler went on to say that these po...…
…fl1E MICHIGAN flAILY New 'Superman' ; *E HEARST NEWSPAPERS have laun- ched Gen. MacArthur as THEIR can- didate for President. One look at a typical edition is enough to prove that "Fightin' Doug" has joined Steve Kenyon, Blondie, the Phantom and all the rest of their reg- ularly syndicated comics. The MacArthur measles broke into an editorial rash all over Page 1 and Page 2 of the Sunday Detroit Times under these large headlines: "MacArthur...…
….Y, IUARC 17, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY JGP To Honor Senior Women Annual Traditional Supper To Be Held Preceding Initial Performance of Play Junior Girl's Play, "Make Mine Michigan," will be presented in honor of senior women at 8 p.m. Thursday, March 25 in Lydia Men- delssohn Theatre. JG Play will follow the annual senior supper to be held at 6 p.m. in the League Ballroom. Also on the agenda will be the traditional senior women's parade on sta...…
…Ti A MIC.T IWAN DAtLY, - -, -,- - - - - 1 -4-1- ---- I I . I I'-,' I mompow TIRED OF HOMEWORK: Foreign Travel Offers Summer Relief (EDITOR'S NOTE: This Is Cie last in a series of articles on stiudy and travel opportunities abroid.) By DOLORES PALANKER Many students feel as though they've had enough of school work -small wonder-and would like to either combine their studies with travel or do away with them altogether. 'For these people, a se...…
…ATOMIC TESTS See Page 2 1Mw 43U11 4E]at CONTINUED MILD RAIN VOL. LVI, No. 90 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 17, 1946 PRICE FIVE CENTS 'U'Is Makin Effort To Aid Willow Vets Queries Answered By Niehuss, Briggs Veterans at Willow Village were advised yesterday that the University is "doing everything within reason" to meet their requests for improve- ment of housing, transportation, food service and other matters. Vice-Presidents Rober...…
…IT PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 17, 1946 Scientists Say Atomic Bomb Will Not Make World Explode Heat Produced in Warship Experiments Will Cause Only Local Disturbances WASHINGTON, Mar. 16 -(R)- development project and now serving Scientists assured thg folks tonight as consultants. that while the water around the un- This is what they think: dersurface atomic bomb may heat up "The explosion of an atomic bomb to a trifling milli...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGEI Fisr Launches 26th Year at Baseball Helm Wolverine Nines Have Toured U. S., Japan; Have Taken 10 Rig Ten Titles Since 1921 By WALT KLEE When the shout "play ball" opens the 1946 baseball season on April 19, Coach Ray Fisher will begin his 26th year at the helm of -the Michigan team. Fisher, who first cane to Ann Ar- bor in 1921, holds the distinction of having the longest reign of any Wol- verine coach and one of the...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SAuCA 17,194 Dlir xA4t4ga Dae Ij Fifty-Sixth Year _j. A " ) "fl Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board of Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Margaret Farmer ... .... Managing Editor Hale Champion . . . . . . Editorial Director Robert Goldman . . . . . . . . . .sCity Editor Emily E. Knapp. .. ........Associate Editor Pat Cameron . . . .,... . . Associat...…
…~~Y' ~ 1~~T' MI~~~A N DAILY --_ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Kallenbach Discusses Coalitiot Seeking Control of Congress t!5 -e SoulIetrIIN Alliaiwe ras* sPartyhue A large group of Southern Demo- crats and Republicans have recently teamed up in an organized bid for control of Congress, with the im- mediate goal of whittling down the powers of OPA. "The only way in which the pre- sent Congressional coalIit ion differs from many previous coalitions," ...…
…c 1X T HE MIChIGAN DAILY Veterans Ray Anthony Will Furnish Music or Ball Tickets To Be Sold in League, Union, Diagonal Tomorrow; Affair Will Be Semi-Formal To Sponsor Feather Merchants Dance March 29 Assembly Ba II The music of Ray Anthony's band will be featured at the Feather Mer- chants Ball to be presented from 9 to 1 a.m. Friday, March 29, at the Intramural Building by the Veterans Organization. Before entering the service, An- thony...…
…', MARCH 17, 1,946 THL AilCHICAN TI1FALMM. R a %, P _-x League Is Hub Of Assembly, Panhel Events Organizations Work Together To Sponsor Varied Activities For Participation of All Coeds By JOAN WILK EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the third in a series of articles concerning the Michigan League, its facilities, activities and organi- zation. Today's discussion deals with As- sembly and Panhellenic associations. "Panhellenic and Assembly work together...…
…IGH THE M I CG AN D A ILY COMEDY IN FRENCH: Le Cerele Fran Aiinual Produ "Les Femmes Savantes," French comedy by Moliere. will be presented May 1 in the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre under the auspices of Le Cer - cle Francais, Prof. Charles E. Koella, director of the production announced yesterday. Consisting of five acts and in verse, "Les Femmes Savantes" was intro- duced in March 1672 in Paris. It deals Lowdermilk Will Discuess Jordan Vall...…
… ai 1 ig lair Jun 4:Iaii4 WEATHER Mostly'Cloudy with Showers Lrate in Day VOL. LV, No. 97 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SATURDAY, MARCH 17, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS B-29 Fre Raid Hits Japanese Industrial Center * * * * * * 2 Nazi Armies Face Annihilation; Russian First Army Nears Stettin U~ Reds Battle Four Miles From Port Forces Penetrate West To Danzig By The Associated Press LONDON, March 16-Russian as- sault forces smashed to with...…
…TWO T14 MI dHIit-AN PAIN 1Y JRna\Y. iC~h 17, JG;1;:4 _______________________________________._______________________ L71w £ir4ltz tIIal 7-1 JJIV 'r 'o e IL t Fi fty-Fi fth Year DJAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN-, 1$. '4, "I =4-mm -~ Edited and managed by students of the University, of Michigan under the authority of 'the aBoard in Control of Student Publications. E~dt'Drial Stall Evelyn; Phillips Margaret Farmier Ray Dixon . Paul Sisl...…
…S ,ITTURL'1-7, TU:XCH -7, 1%- TH~ MIUIIGAN IJAIfY ---------- Swimmers F ce OSU ii FaeTuneup for Gollegiat es *1th Natatory Expected To Triumph to All Except, y HANK Divin;Lnatty ~yDiance Freestyle Events Today*JIYPOt lu i a T111-til Iac sat', i (J 0 't~fi sEditor A IX Si}c i an T a ke gntrp i R By BUD IO VITI In their last dual Conference tweet of the 1945 season, the ]Maize and Blue swimming squad will face Ohio State University to...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATI PA , AT-ARC-1-1 17, 1915, PAGE FOUR SATIYRDAY, MARCH 17, 1945 WEEK-END IRELIGIOUS PLANS: Guild Programs Tomorrow Include Plans for Speakers St. Patrick will be the theme of a party the University Lutheran Cha- pel will hold at 8:30 p.m. today at the Center for Lutheran students and servicemen, while members of the Lutheran Student Association1 will meet at Zion Lutheran Parish Hall at7:30 p.m. today for ...…
…w it 4 it W eather -' Cloudy VOL. LIV No. 95 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 1944A PRICE FIVE CENTS Allies Mop Up in Battle for Cassino Hundreds of Shells Are Poured into Abbey Used as Nazi Observation Post By The Associated Press WITH TH EFIFTH ARMY AT CASSINO, March 16.-Allied troops, occupying three-quarters of the pile of rubble that once was Cassino, fought surviving Germans in the southern part of the town today and otherb, ...…
…__ _ _ _ .M. ..t ~ hL Jonference on Religion Will Surt Tomorro w 29 Miehigant College Communities To Re Represented at Panels Twenty-nine college communities in Michigan will be represented at a two-day conference on "Religion in the Wartime College" which opens at 10 a.m. tomorrow in Lane Hall. Sponsored by the War Emergency Council of the Christian Association and the Conference o'College Tea- chtrs and Ministers of Religion in Michigan,...…
… 17, 1944 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAOI Michigan Schedules 20 Games for 1944 Baseball Season JO Western Conference Contests Put on Docket Wolverines Will Open Campaign April 25; Encounter Hawkeyes in Two-Game Series By BILL MULLENDORE With 20 games alreAdv on the docket and three or four more undet consideration, Michigan's 1944 base- ball schedule is rounding into shape. The schedule as it now stands in- cludes ten Western Conference tilt...…
…THE MICffIGA~ ~A1LY 1 r ' tE.r' U JWt1Z1 4 Pd Rather Be Right iAy MUSr i R(Ai.TION GRIN ANT) REAR IT By Lichty thr edited andemnanaged by students of the University o' Mvichigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the regular University year, and every morning except Mon- day and Tuesday during the summer session. Member of The Associated Press The Associat...…
…T iIE M1CH 1G A1 D AiIL ~?A8! Pa ..________________:_________________.._______ Dr'amajiC Qast For JG lay Is Anno~unced 8Backstage Committee Heads Chosen To Assist in Production To Be Given April 27, 28, 29 The dramatic cast and the back- stage committee chairmen for Junior Gis Play, which .will. be given ,April 27, 28 and 29 in the Lydia Mendel- ssohn Theatre, were announced yes- terday by Mary Anne Jones, '45, who is in charge of the product...…
…SIX TIlE MTCHICAN rAlly - .--~r~aa. .a.raa.aa Nelson SaysIndustry Must Bow to Manpower Needs oj rArmy Steelmen Told A To Expect Loss Of Labor Supply Need for Young Army Necessitates Releasing Men from War Plants m -_- _ _ I PUBLIC OPINION SUP PRESSED: Minority Group Controls Argentina By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, March 16. - To build a young man's army, the high command has decided to sacrifice war production if necessary, the st...…
…, ,,. . . +. .i a yuuUf u IIMII ,. 1, " w g 4 M, 'eaihe i' VOL, LIII, No. 114 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS Brown Outlines Revised Program Of Food Rationing SOPA Chief Denounces Lewis' Demands For Wage Increases; Asks for Support Of Ration Program To Fight Inflation By The Associated Press MILWAUKEE, March 16.- Charging that wage increases such as John L. Lewis has demanded "will lose the fight agains...…
…PAGt "TWO' THE MICHIGAN DAILY- IVEBNrSDA-14v. MAILCIi 17, IJ43 PA_. __ T.E _ .. _.UC _17_1M Fifty-Third Year Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of, the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the regular University year, and every morning except Mon- day and Tuesday during the summer session. Member of The Associated Press The Associated Press is ...…
… to'. LI A. UA MY JrAGE THUEE ............... .. I Varsity Two-Mile Relay Team Faces Top Foes Saturday Phi Chi Quintet irish, Illinois Threaten Baseball Puts N owa Slugger Captures itme -- Thnclads' SupremacyField Wenley House Breaks Two Scoring Records Crack two-mile quartets from turned in on the sma1ler board tracklM ass Notre Dame and Illinois will threaten at Madison Square Garden, while Winning the professional frater- th...…
…w P4-ET MWR'-' THE MICHIGAN DAILY --7:.$- 'r , Allied Troops Repulse Stro Enemy Patrols in Ti uuisia SPEAKS TOMORROW: Adolf Hitler Is Unimpressive, Finds Lecturer, T. R. Ybarra "Adolf Hitler, as a person, is un- impressive, decidedly not a man you'd notice on the street." That is the impression of T. R. Ybarra, foreign correspondent and lecturer, who is to speak at 8:15 p.m. tomorrow in Hill Auditorium under the auspices of the M...…
… Weaher S ormy. itr t4 Eitorial WSSF IDrive And War Ideals,, VOL. LII. No. 120 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1942 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Best-Dressed Campus Man To Be Chosen Local Groups To Sponsoi Contest To Determin Present 'Style Leader Winer To Receive Wardrobe, Watch Awakening to the realization tha Michigan men have the tastes an aspirations of a Lucius Beebe, Th Daily and the Union, in collaboratior with Esquire maga...…
…STATE THEATRE 12 SUPPLEMENT flwiR t ignul 4 aiti STATE THEATRE SUPPLEMENT I Vl1T 1Y l.. 1 - 5 V VUL.. N o. 115 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 194Z . ......... . ... ............. New State 'Theatre Will Open Tomorrow 'Fleet's In' Is Opening Film; Dottie Lamour Is Headliner Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra Will Play In Pictures For First Time; Betty Hutton Is Also Starred Bracken, Holden Are Male Leads Jimmy Dorsey and his o...…
…E* T THE MICHIGAN DAILY ii Y: ', iUARIi'H 17; ISM: ETWO TUESThiT. MARCH 11~ 1942 I .I i1 I SRA To HearI Last Address Rev. Bradford Abernathy To SpeakAt Rackham The Rev. Bradford S. Abernathy, secretary of the Federal Church Commission to Study the Bases of a Just and Durable Peace, will con- clude the Student Religious Associa- tion's spring lecture series with a talk' on the "Bases for a Just Peace" at 8:15 p.m. Friday in the Rackham ...…
…PAE TO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY; A IE'A 1; 194 Them Movies Is Sinful T hings, Mississippi Sencuors Revead' Edward C. Beatty Is Presidet i, Ushers Absent As Night Owl Sarong-Wrapped Dottie Cannot Compare With Old Theatre Ads IA)SeS I li:t"11go Mkis Lamour Ain't Nothin' Legislators Tell Sad Tales4 Of Sunday Picture Evils In Blue laws Discussion Gloomy Sunday is a 120-year-old tradition in Mississippi. An 1822 blue law still forbids Miss...…
…""III MICHIGAN O IIY rAGET . ..........T H E .M I ...... .... .......AN.... ............ ..... ... PAGE TI Opponents' Power, Bad Breaks Whipped Trackmen At Butler By BOB STAHL Besieged for the past eight yearsI by a score of mid-western track squads, the Wolverine cinder crew finally succumbed at Indianapolis last Saturday, relinquishing the But-I ler Relays crown it has held almost perpetually and winding up in fifth place in the meet....…
…4 T1HE MICHIGAN DAILY PADSZ .. . . ..... ....... . . . ........... . .. . . . . ................ . . . . . ................ . . . . . ............ . . . ........ . . . . . ............... . ..... . .... .................. . .................. . . . . ............... . .......... - . . ............... DFor Troubles' D~ols W114) Stiek Suh tanve Under SaM Arc CaW'(1 Of 1M11Ny__M-mitl (Casrc Sic hlcnrr t r ;lr1 t t 11]re f fthe f11ickeriil n...…
…THE MICIGAN DAILY &1j Sir! ji an &tj THE REPLY CHURLISH By TOUCHSTONE GRIN AND BEAR IT By Lichty i. I dl NOW I have always observed, in poker games and fist fights-other people's of course- that the cool guy won. Allowing a certain under- standable excitement in the midst of the event, if a man stayscalm, measures what he has to do, and then does it with his head as well as his fists or the ace in the hole, he generally gets considerab...…
…THE MICIHGAN ,DAILY T E SIlA r; ARH l, 194 Old Whitney Opera House Now Has Entertainment OfMuch Lighter Variety Vice-President Of 13atet field Circuit i i- Frank McIntyre Success Story I By GEORGE SALLADE It's a success story that only an author could duplieate. That's the career of Frank McIn- tyre, the local boy who became a nationally-known stage and radio star. Seated in his study and sur- rounde6 by four walls of pictures that trac...…
…t THE ~MICHIGA-N DAILY FACT Student Composers Provide Sparkling Rhythms For JGP Lawyers' Club Spring Formal, To 'Be Saturday 'r r w - r n - -w°..fl .r r,.nv.tr....r~-. - ..- rw- ,°r r - r------------- ---- - --I Acacia, Alpha Delta Phl And Sigma Nu Announce Initiations 3 i By BARBARA de FRIES Music-that all important stimu-t lant to any class production-for JGP's "No Questions Asked" has been finally disclosed as being a harmoni-I o...…
…'THE M1CHIGAN- DA ILY PAGE F l brand Opening Of Michigan Held In 1928 Double .Feature Attracted First Night Audience To Movie, Stage Show Tryon Is Starred It was just fourteen years ago that Ann Arbor theatre audiences last witnessed the grand opening of al theatre in this city. On January 5, 19?8, the Michigan Theatre, dedicated to the faculty and 1tudents of the University and to the residents of Ann Arbor, opened its doors for the first...…
…PGIX*I~ ~ ____ - -- THE MICHIGAN )AIY :AAR-Ci 17, 1942 War Training Class To Hear Army_ Officer Electronics Training Plan To Be Featured In Talk By Lieut. Zimmerman Dutlies Explained Lieut. F. A. Zimmerman, repre- sentative of the Chief Signal Officer of the War Department will visit Ann Arbor today to consult with students enrolled in a special war training course in the theory and use of Ulra- High frequency waves. Lieutenant Zimmerman wil...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1942 TOMORROW Butterfield Theatres Opens I The Beautiful, Ultra-Modern Theatre The New F A blaze in all its Glory The Grand New Comedy Hit Picture! Every Facility for Your Comfort and Enjoyment Styled in the modern munner . Handsomely appointed .. . Smartly decorated and carpet- ed . . . intimate lounges Richly upholstered Bodiform seats'. . , Soft and improved lighting and vision ... Newes...…
…WVeather CIO'duty , i I th I 'a~sii C', r -aft Daiti Editorial Scanidinavid Plays The Game . VOL. L. No. 121 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SUNDAY, MARCH 17, 1940 PRICE FIVE CENTS Lasting Peace) Needs Moral1 Prof. Hoover Is Chosen As Waterways Advisor Member Of Economics Department To Act As Research Consultant For Survey Base, Is View Of Roosevelt President's Plea Is Echoed By Netherlands' Queen; Western Front Revives Artillery 'Booms A...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 17, 1940 45th Meeting -Of Arts, Science, Letters Academy Closes Here British Leaders Face Critics Together p the information that he had attend- ed another university. DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN A. this in a student has been expelled from College for falsifying a change grade report for a Speech course. Kenoyer, Western State President Of Parley; (Continued from Page 1) gree upon metaphysica...…
