…Weather Cloudy, rising temperature. Jr Lit0i4au Oattij Editorial lapaiss Bluff Should Be Called .. . Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication VOL. LI. No. 119 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1941 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS House Argues Appropriation; St. Lawrence Plan Prepared Partisan Leaders Agree On Necessity For Bill To Aid Allied Powers In Defensive Efforts Roosevelt Favors Waterway Project WASHINGTON, March 18.-(AP)- With less ...…
…Weather Somewhat Warmer. t 4a11j NAM's Sales Tax Labeled Unjust . ., Editorial I VOL. LII. No. 122 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1942 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS ROTC Head Demands Compulsory Exercise Ganoe Terms Studenits Lounge-Lizards; Calls For Immediate War Board Action By CHARLES THATCIER With the point-blank charge that the overuse of "coquetting inven- tions and softening devices" has resulted in a "hot-house, indoor, f...…
… Weather Rai: andcalder -tf AO t§9 wrq t ait~g Editoriai Child Labor Still Problem . . VOL. L. No. 122 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 194 PRICE FIVE CENTS 11 Hatch Bill Passed By Senate 58-28; Act Sent To House Republicans Vote SolidF3 To Give 2-1 Majority; Democratic PolljSpli Party Contributions Limited By Claus WASHINGTON, March 18.--P)- The new Hatch Bill, barring som 500,000 state employes from politics was passe...…
…- - iip ,, " R:5 Y i t 4 ~l Wr neather Fair alitlid Ciilt~iiedCold l VOL. LIV No. 97 ANN ABOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 19, 1944 de Ar yvances to Rurnarnan Bo PRICE FIVE CENTS rder Allies P Planes Blast Nazi Positions At Beaehhead Hourly Raids in Effect; German Airdromes Plastered in Nor'tleast By The Associated Press ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, NA.- PLES, March 18.-Fifth Army shock troops inched from stone to stone through the ruined houses of...…
…- -w -- -w- -- -- - - - -w--~- -- - - - Ai t itI 4 atij Weather Snow ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 19, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS Summer Term' ,Set Japs Are Blasted on 2,000-Mile Sea Front; ForJune 7 Students Asked To Fill In Information Forms Distributed Today Continuing its accelerated aca- demic, program begun last spring, the University will open the sumner semester June 7, Clark Tibbits, Di- rector of the University War Board,...…
…BLOC VOTING See, Page 4 Y LatetDeainigan Latest Deadline in the State 11ai4 CONTINUED COLD VOL. LIX, No. 119 - ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 19, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS The' Michigan Story ThroughEarly Years, EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the second in a series of articles presenting the highlights in the history of the University of Michigan. By ROBERT WHITE Daily Associate Editor In the years immediately following 1800-when Detroit was...…
…SWVINGING P'ENDULUM ~e Page 4 Ci r lAitest Dieadlhne in the State Daii4 FAIR VOL. LVII, No. 117 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1947 9 - PRICE FIVE CENTS State o War Is Declared In Paraguay Civil Strife Rages Within Country sy '1the Associ.ted Press ASCUNSION Paraguay, March 18-The Paraguayan Government declared today that all of this re- volt-torn South American nation was in a state of war, thus giving the military forces of...…
…WHAT PRICE DEMOCRACX i Li A6F A6F ,Ak= j6q :43 a t t '19 THAT GROUNDHOG Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 119 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 19, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Holy Prompt Draft Vote Pressed By Services leaders Suuori Passage of UMT By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, March 18 - Leaders of America's Army, Navy and Air Forces urged the Senate Armed Forces Committee today to vote promptly for a temporary peacetime ...…
…Top Headlines In Today's News 1yThe Associated Paess King Says Canada Used as Spy Base OTTAWA, March 18 - Documents seized in connection with Soviet espionage operations in Canada have disclosed that this country had been "used as a base to secure information of great importance to the United States and the United Kingdom," Prime Minister W. L. Mackenzie King told Parliament tonight. In spite of the gravity with which he viewed the Moscow-dire...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, XdARCU 1% 194t Student Chorus Rehearses For 'Great Vesper' Fraternities, Sororities, University Glee Club illjoin In Program Sixty male and female voices, drawn from campus fraternities, sor- orities, and the University Glee Club, have been rehearsing for two weeks under the direction of Dr. Palmer Christian for their role in the Great Vesper, which will be sung here March 27 in Hill Auditorium. The student ch...…
…a THE MICHIGAN DAILY Col. Ganoe Says College Men Exemplify Hot-House' Type La Independencia, Spanish Play, Bows Out For Year E CIASSIFED ADVERTISINM (Continued from Page 1) ing credit for hours actually spent in exercise. 5. That the ROTC teach a demo- cratic leadership which will bring out the maximum team-work, obedience, resourcefulness, punctiliousness, ad- justability, initiative and harmony from the followers. 6. That the ROTC th...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGfAN DAILY TUESDAY. MARCH 19. 1940 a V as 1 v L'a 1 Y lZ 1 L 1 Organ Recital Will Be Given By Claire Coci' Former Palmer Christian Student Will Present Fourth In New Series Claire Coci, noted American or- ganist, will present the fourth in the season's new series of Twilight Or- gan recitals, at 4:15 p.m. tomorrow in Hill Auditorium. A former student of Prof. Palmer Christian, University Organist, Miss Coci has just fin...…
…PAGE TWO - Cohen To Talk Oii Present-Day Post-War Job s THE MICHIG A N D AILYI sUNI:AY, MARCH 19, 1944 ______ Lecture To Decal With Discrimination In Various Careers Mr. Albert Cohen of the Jewish Vocational Service in Detroit, willI lecture on "Job Opportunities Now and After the War," 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Hillel Foundation. The lecture will deal with discrim- inatory practices in various careers with special emphasis on the employ- men...…
…7,17 0 C 7 ~ii~7f1i~A\7 a S.-t ~----- -- - ~-------- ----~ ~- -~ -- - - - ---- - - - Law Student Will Address Church Guild Hobart Taylor, '43L, will present the second topic in a series of discus- sions sponsored by the Wesleyan Quild, when he speaks on "Distribut- ing -World Surplus" at 6:45 p.m. Sun- day in the Wesley Foundation. After the presentation of the gen- eral problem the students will form four discussion groups led by George...…
…TH E MICHIGAN DAILY SATURbA-, MTARCH 19, [ichigan... (Continued from Page 1) severe: meals were offered at a cost of $1.50 a week, and the Uni- versity tuition and residence fees amounted to only $10. * * * WHEN THE University had happily weathered the financial storm of its first decade, it was almost immediately plunged into a nearly disastrous intramural fight. Fraternity life had been transplanted at an early date to 'the Michigan campu...…
…AGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MARCII 19, 1947 _ ._ _... OLD-TIME MELODRAMA: 'Ten Nights in a Barroom' Called 'Shocking' by Villager By PERRY LOGAN "It's shocking, positively shock- ing! I wouldn't let any son of mine see such a scandalous thing," Voracious P. Hidebound, manager of the Willow Delicatessen, ex- claimed yesterday. "I would sort of like to see if myself, though," he added wistfully. Hidebound's stealthy whispers refe...…
…THEE MICHIGAN DAILY Junior Case Competitions Will Be Held Labor, Management Subject of Arguments The Junior Case Club Semi- final competitions will be held at 4:15 p.m. Monday, Tuesday and Thursday in the Practice Court 'Room of Hutchins Hall. Labor Relations Chosen from about 150 compe- titors who argued last fall, 16 students will argue the questions: Does a working man have a Con- stitutional right to strike which cannot be denied him by e...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDTA; MARCH 19, 1946 -- ________________________________________ _______________________________________________ PROF. EGGER'SEN SAYS: Army Education Service Keeps GIs Informed By JANIS GOODMAN "Keeping the servicemen on the Pa- cific islands informed of the war's progress on all fronts was one of the most important duties of the Educa- tional Services of the Armed Forces," Prof. Claude A. Eggertsen, of the...…
…WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1941 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Track Stars To Compete In Michigan AAU Meet Today Kane, Sehwarzkopf, Quinn, Lenover Feature Mile Run Wolverines Face Notre Dame In Special Relay Race; Tolmich In -Hurdle Events (Continued from Page 1) able of pressing Kane and Schwarzkopf to the limit. In the two hurdle' races Tolmich, a former Wayne star, is expected to dominate the field. The fast-stepping little timber-topper is hold...…
…T=UUKDAY, MARCH 19, 19 THE MICHIGAN DAILY rAGE THIME Six I-M Titles Decided At Annual Open House Program n I'OITFOLI4 * Stevie Joins The Army * New Threat To Axis By HAL WILSON Daily Sports Editor * * * * 3,500 Pack Gymnasium For Giant Sports Show Feud's A Brewin' Thinclads Clash With Hoosiers In Chicago Relay Race Friday By HOE SELTZER Scientific investigation reveals that there are two species of penguins. One species wears tuxe...…
…wr . w I p- TTE-LAIB A zC.T-J- .I t,1 4 Tfif. TJii-i7iit--AllN bAl"iLY P_,,t"r T.gkrr ------- - ----- . .......... -- - - ,T --lf -- - Finnish Relief Meet Feature. . Beetem, Penn's Star Shotplutter, To Face Bill WatiO In AA U's Will Duel Penn Star V- i IN THIS CORiNEI? fly MIsI Iri's~i,e ; i i hard W ork Is en As Mann's s /''. 1'1 tryna I owa"--- By IIERM EPSTEIN Announcement of the entry of Pennsylvania's sophomore star Ed Be...…
…SUNTWAY, MARCJl 19, 1944 THE MT1 ( HI-AN D AI ly P&GE T1IB~E . n...,. ,, _ _ ._ -- Coeds Urged To Sign Up Now To Work at University Laundry "Womeni interested in working at UxiYersity Laundry are urged to sign for tlhe rmorning or afternoon they Wish to work as soon as possible," Gerry Stadleman, '44, personnel di- rector for undergraduate women, said yesterday. Coeds who worked during the fall semester may go directly to the laun- dry, ...…
…$$D-~iMARCH 1W 1943 ,THE MICHI.GAN ]DAILY Ufer Faces Champs Tomorrow in Holiday Swims to 200 Meter Backstroke Mark 4> Hap Is Happier By JOE McHALE Yesterday afternoon at the Detroit Afhletic Club Harry Holiday did *hat he was trying to do-he broke a world backstroke record. The dis- ,tnce he traversed was the rather _ftiUsual 200 meters; and his record- breaking time was 2:22.9, one-tenth of a second under the established mark held b...…
… Y, MARCH 19, 1949 THE MICHIGAN -DAILY BIL SESSION A by b. s. brown, sports editor B ACK ON NOVEMBER 2, 1948, an underdog came through with an upset victory which stunned the nation, and ever since then, the party on the short end of the odds has been making life rough for the bookmakers. I Guys like Walter Winchell took a beating when they offered fan- tastic odds like 100-1 on Governor Dewey winning the 1948 election; then came the Army-Na...…
…L' Wr-o ESlAV, I RCH 19, ]S47o THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE T MikhiganWill Sponsor Golf For Jayvees Adhering to the economic prin- ciple that no surplus should go L to waste, Michigan's sports-mind- ed athletic officials a nnounced yesterday that the fii s t junior varsity golf team in Wolverine history will take to the links late this month. Bert Katzenmeyer, the new Michigan golf coach, will select' his jayvee squad from the 80 pros- pects c...…
…19, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY UNAMERICAN ACTIVITIES': State Senator To Investigate Communist Activity at MSC LANSING, March 18-(AP)-Sen ator Matthew F. Callahan (R Detroit) served notice today tha he would conduct a Communis hunt at Michigan State College Callahan said he understooc there was a "Communist Club" a the college and stated he woul ask MSC president John A. Han nah to explain the situation t4 the Senate "Un-American Activi Enginee...…
…TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 1946 '1I1 11 1 BJ kN D III Coach Fisher Cuts Diamond Squad to 40 Tallet Likely Choice For First Base Spot After giving the 70-odd tryouts for the, 1946 baseball team two weeks in which to prove their ability, Coach1 Ray Fisher has cut the squad to less than 40 men, almost the size that will open the season for the Michi- gan team on April 19. Remaining on the squad are ap- proximately two full teams plus eight catchers ...…
…?AC; °&tY tUE ICHGA iiIf __ _ THE MICHIGAN DAILY ' s -- u ov a -_--, ..,.. 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 University year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not o...…
…a VTHE MiClIGAN DAILY C,14r ALtd ,tan uu &tt Washington Merry-Go-Round By DREW PEARSON and ROBERT S. ALLEN GRIN AND BEAR IT By Lichty ches in charge of research on post- war problems. wall 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 University year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press The A...…
…1 .j; '"w PACG F~rR TUE MIC HGA DALYTUE-SDAV- MARC*&1$, 1940, THE MICHIGAN DAILY A -- -z3- -4 1- At' Edited and managed by students of th5e University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session. SMember of the Associated Press tse for rpublcatio~neos alewcls dspatcehes ciredited to it or not otherwise credited in thi...…
…'~ iTh)~i~ ~IwLtdiga i iz )lt F { "a I ft. ~ a Ruth en 's V.:ew on University Stuadents Discass-ion Justified PRESENTING THE OTHER SIDE: Press ignores Issue in Finn Case Mi. , % {{g' 5 n s <~n~ 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...…
…I *-*4% ~4. -- 4. .~. I I. IlL 1~~k ±1~w)I JYA\LL~ ado* *A* dmw w e 1% .Z :4-- 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 exclusively e...…
… ThE AMiIIGIAN DA~IL v i i tcrr: i , .1% (.i iy i;r#:z - --- ---M- U ~ 94 votingsTstem ere no surprise to anyone who ] tng, to do with at camPlIs 'hi . declaration was of an investigation of the out by SL members ant campus ,groups, TheyY lessening of the evils of' 1 oeVoting Sthat the bloc resentation, because it requires voting I'or t~o stay carne an: large niumber of candidates, &twoin'- hag ever hlad aniT1 ages tic voting of sate g or ...…
…PAGE FOU THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1947 I ,. Swinging Pendulum THE labor-management, pendulum is once more swinging, and with its swing, it is carrying away all the legislation and ideals of the past decade-good as well as bad. Back in 1935, the Wagner Act was passed guaranteeing labor the right to organize, and implementing that right with legisla- tion designed to prevent employers from breaking up unions. This right is...…
…PAGE FOUR Tl IC HT4 N 1ATIW iknyv a ay as -' lea y ...11i f V 'd 11 l - i! 1 y 1 ZY "y' a'aw~c as3 a swu e WW What Price Democracy? THE BIG SPLIT over Truman's speech is not simply a matter of action or inaction, as so many of the President's adherents assume. It's more a division of time and ideals. Truman's camp has left behind-forgotten or ignored - the standards which the other side still is following. The question is whether the tim...…
…a THE MICHIGAN DrAILY TUESDlAY, MARH 1 1 _........ .................. _......... _ .1w 4r, irnn auiI' Fift)y.Six th Year efteri to the lilo, lTSu IIAPPTINS°-I DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN I o ("olilpet it iol I I ® Y YY Y i 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 Hale Champion Robert Goldman Emily E. Knapp Pat C...…
…TEDINE.SDAETARC19, 1941 THE MIC'H1GAN DAILY k -E ... .f _ Fres man Project Mass Meeting Designer Must Adapt Costumes To Meet Modern Ideas Of Style Liberal Prizes To Be Offered In Skit Contest Central Committee MembersI Will Explain Work Of Groupsj To Those Interested In Activities By GRACE MILLER The radical change of ideas of beauty in line, color and design is among the most important that faces the designer of clothes for the stag...…
…THE MICHIGANDAILY __ Caps An d owns Will Be3 Requisites For Wedding Announced Of Pielemeler-Heyn Helen Pielemeier, '4lEd,daughter of John H. Pielemeier, and Arno Heyn, '40, son of the late Dr. Myron Heyn of Detroit, were married at 4 pDm. Saturday in the parish hall of Bethlehem Evangelical and Reformed Lutheran Church. Mrs. Heyn is librarian in the School of Public Health. Mr. Heyn, who is a teaching fellow in chemistry, re- ceived bo...…
…TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 1040 TIE MRR1- bAIL V, PAGE FtVR 1 AIf 1 W AV C it Interviews For League, Judiciary, Assembly Councils To Begin Today L..M Petitioners Will Be Heard At 3 P.M. In League; Thursday Is Deadline Engagement Is Told Interviewing for positions on League Council and Judiciary Coun- cil will be held from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. today, tomorrow, and Thursday in the Undergraduate Office of the League, Betty Slee, '40, chairman ...…
… 11TT~ MTCiIICAN ~IAJTIV ' e f 1'. [ T. Frosh To Hold Frolic Friday Freshman women are urged by Es- telle Klein, '47, chairman of Frosh Project, to hold 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. this Friday open for an evening of fun at Waterman Gymnasium with the coed members of the freshman class at Frosh Frolic. "Cancel those dates, girls, and tell him you will see him later. Since all the '47 coeds are headed for Frosh Frolic, there will'be no time for men," ...…
… -w- ~- - --- -~ -~ ___________ ____________________________________________ - -rn-rn .4 . .aa .5. ~.7-i*~.j~ '4 ~ Z..~ .b~ --------------------------------'.------- _________________ U ~ - , . - - - - - - - ---.. - ----.-________________________ I r -------- ~- Contributions To Red Cross I Are Moutin Mounting Residents of Four Women's I Dorms Have Donated 100%; Coed Quota Almost Reached The results from the campus wo- men's Red Cr...…
…SATURDAY, MARCH 19, 1949 MCiIIGA A Women To Petition fbr WshM Executive Board Memnbership HEMLINE HAPPY: New Style Hits Fashion World As Milady Dons Spring Frocks Secretarial Post AS SECRETARY of the Wom- un's Athletic Association this year, Betsy Bousfied stepped outside of her official book-keeping capacity to actively participate on the many varied projects and clubs spon- sored by WAA. The Association is entirely self- supporting. This...…
…WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 194' THE MICHIGAN DAILY ]PAGE FIVE Junior Girls' Ploy To Be Presented Thursday ,March27 P The Best Years' Will Honor O Spring Thawl Senior Women At Opening' ikt o ae Junior Girls' Play, "The Best I to ~.Tedy ac 5i h 'Y'ars" wll e resnte at8:3 Social Directors Office in the Lea- p.m. Thursday, March 27 in Lydia gue. Mendelssohn Theatre in honor of A the senior women. Al senjior women attending Sen- Following Senio...…
…Di,~THE I MICHIIGiN D1 AIl,-Y : Byv MARILYN JONES COEDS WL ,BE repaying their dates this weekend when women's residents hold pledge formis, scavenger hunts and informal parties. Fraternities are also entertaining at pledge formals and in- formal parties. Following dinner at the Union, the Alpha Chi's and their dates will return to the house to dance to the music of Al Chase and his band at their pledge formal tomorrow. Surprise favors, progr...…
…TUESDAY, MARUH 19, -1946 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PASi P'l0E ....... . . . .. . . . . ......... ............. . . . ......... .......... . ..... . ........ . ...... . . . . PA~ ~ :o 1 r Feather Merchants To Present Ball March 29 at 1-M Building Tickets for the Feather Merchants Ball, sponsored by the Veterans' Or- ganization, will be on sale this week at the Union, the League, and the Diagonal. The Ball is to be presented by the Veterans' Or...…
…T-HE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1941 Technic Editors, Will Be Named A Dinner Today fn ne School Publication To Feature Interview Wih Gov. Van Wagoner Michigan's official College of En- gineering publication, The Technic, will hold its annual appointments banquet at 6:15 p.m. today in the Union, at which time next year's ed- itor, managing editor, editorial direc- tor and business manager will be named. Selections will also, be ann...…
…THE MICHIGAN 0iAILY TIUSDAy ,MAOR19, 1942 Slosson Says Axis Will Attack In Indian Ocean, Balkan Areas Commands In Bataan By BUD BRIMMERI Prof. Preston Slosson of the history department spoke out emphatically on the, world's possible spring cam- paigns yesterday in the last of a cur- rent events lecture series, proclaim- ing that the mastery of the Indian Ocean is the most crucial element in the present struggle for power, The war-analyzing ...…
…F Pac: ,ix rf", if El i C if f 6 A N 0 A 1 A « Miss Williams I Novel Stories Revealed In Mich igan To Speak Hee At ASU Meet AYC Secretary Will Talk On 'Jobs, American Youth Act And NYA' 'Jobs, the American Youth Act, and NYA" will be the subject of a talk by Miss Frances Williams, Na- tional Administrative Secretary of the American Youth Congress, at a public nieeting sponsored by the American Student Union at 4:15 p.m. tomorrow in Nat...…
…PAGE SIX TH-E MICHIGAN DAILY SU:NJAY, MARC 19, 1944 Gil Dodds Sets New World's Indoo r Reord in Mile : n Tigers Starting Line-up e i s To Take Shape EVANSVILLE, Ind, March 18.-(/P) -The 1944 lineup of the Detroit Tig- ers is beginning to take shape, but there are bound to be many changes before the American League opener with the St. Louis Browns April 18 at Briggs Stadium. In only one department do the Tigers appear to be reasonabl...…
…PAGN SM THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MARG 19, 1943 r __ LEND-LEASE IN ACTION: British Naval Cadets Attend Concert; Air views on U. S. By MARY RONAY Arthur Smith from a little town near Dover, England and Donald Mc- Lisky, a year out of Wanganui, New Zealand, spent Wednesday night in Ann Arbor listening to Nelson Eddy and sampling the concoctions of the Michigan League soda bar. "I say we did have a time in finding Ann Arbor," remarked McLi...…
