…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PRIDAV, OCT. 9, 1942 r s ; ea ee-ea .a u uwr. Survivor Given First Aid A survivor of the U.S. Navy auxiliary vessel Calhoun, sunk by Jap bombers early in the fighting in the Solomon Island area, is given first aid at Guadalcanal Island, after his rescue. Health Service Is Kept Busy Medical Men Get Brunt' Of War Examinations With the impact of the war gradu-. ally affecting every part of campus life, University medical ...…
…'TIH A.T7t4l&NqFDAk,. W "3t At. ' " _ 4. 9441 " ' ems . _.. .... ...y-. +- +.s .fi a v. aai V_ tom. 1 \ L 17. 3.L 1 .. I TiR :l/ 7l<71,). b. ; ' < 6 CM'J Russian War Reief Bazaar to Be Held at League on Saturday Tea from a samovar, Russian cig- ables, will be on display. There willj rettes, Christmas cards, recipe books also be blank scrolls which local con-I nd valuable antiques will be among tributors may sign. The completed he many att...…
…A ,7-1 VI V ~ I~4~J~~IL~ ,; Lei r ,y\i. y1i . % _l t. I --_-. Fifty-Third Year Edited and managed by students of the Univerity 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 M033- day and Tuesday during the summer session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to te 6ie ...…
…tu lit I~W~N D Ai - Thtruun4y~, 1 '.IA4 i Ma4 d o ntDaniels Admits Attemting To Get REA Head To ResigB With Discontinuation of Contract -: rx., .w.r.u. DERROIT, March 8.-(IP)-Fitollow- ( a mst three Eniployos, swmied1,if ?TERIA FIGHTER: ing a dispute in which a plant pro- tection man was reported injured in the aircraft building of the Ford Motor Company's Rouge plant today, the company warned the United Au- tomobile Workers (CIO) that i...…
…PAC-E WO MicyliGAN DAJILY' gin4n- 't. AiMn il fit'la s~a.u a a . u -ii v iy.'-- L1 L 1 sip wL.'S S., YClhEL t ; .k.r"t-t Draft Postponed for All Men over 26 in Essential Industries Local Boards To Get New Deferment List Youths Are Needed; 18-25 Year Olds To Be Taken en Masse in April By. The Associated Press WASHINGTON, April 8.-Selective Service headquarters, taking drastic steps to hasten the delivery of young men to the armed serv...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY NLRB Forbids Firing of Foremen for UnionMemb TUESDAY, MAY 9, 1944 ership Supervisory Not Recognized Decision Results from Striking in Detroit Bythe Associated Press WASHINGTON, May 8.-The Na- tional Labor Relations Board ruled today that supervisory employes may not be discharged or discriminated against for membership in a fore- men's union-but at the same time it upheld a prior decision denying recognition to such super...…
…rTwo THEN FM T f'N 1 (2A N TflA Y Vu.TtbAV_ iT3.TK'. 19mA 1 1 l1 1 'H \ .lr,11 L .l A £t4>L5JEU11 tI L'L* J. y U~r it4anu at Pf ty-Fourth Year Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Jane Farrant Claire Sherman Stan Wallace Evelyn Phillips Harvey Frank Bud Low. . Jo Ann Peterson Mary Anne Olson Marjorie Hall Marjorie Rosmarin . . ...…
…i'riL iIiC-AN iv DAILY ........rri Sixth Blood Ro"an-k For 'U' Studeno Will Begin Today DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN a A Gift He'll Enjoy- University students will participate _ in their sixth blood bank in as many TUESDAY, FEB. 9, 1943 months today and tomorrow in the VOL. LIII No. 85 Women's Athletic Building, it was All notices for the Daily Official Bul- announced yesterday by Warner Jen- letin are to be sent to the Office of the nin...…
…PAGE TWO% THE M1~ICHlIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MARCH 9, 1943 I-..-. --...'. - 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 Associdted Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitle...…
…?A~ T~O T t uIfaG i ,R ID A -1LY ............ 80 German Planes Downed In Dogfights Ameriean Cunners Bag Seventy- Allied Escorts AwM (Cernaii Planes By The Associated Press LONDON, April 8.- Eighty Ger- man planes including many from Reichsmarshal Goering's elite yellow- nose Focke-Wulf fighter squadrons were destroyed in running dogfights incidental to the American heavy bomber attacks on the Renault works near Paris last Sunday and the E...…
…V" St-N- A1, IgAr 9, 1943 PAU TWO TnlE RiCI1GAN DAiLV PAE W6Sf'AV iv t; 94 PERUVIAN SCHOLAR: Dr. Calderon To Give Last Talk In Series on South America Dr. Garcia-Calderon of Peru will give the last in the series of talks on Latin-America sponsored by the Sociedad Latino-Americana at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the amphitheatre of the Rackham Building. Dr. Garcia-Calderon, an outstand- ing public speaker of the younger generation in his own country...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, *FERRUARY 9*, 19l49 JAZZ FANS GET TREAT: Sarah Vaughan To Star In Concert Here Friday DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN F Local jazz fans will have a chance to hear Sarah Vaughan, the "girl with the miracle voice," and Lester Young's five piece combination at 8:30 p.m. Friday in the Masonic Temple. Miss Vaughan started singing' professionally in 1943 after copping top honors in an amateur Student Group Will Present...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MARCH 0, FALL STAFF MAULED: Jokers Slash Flag Halyard In Unexpected Night Attack Local proponents of the prac- tical joke have once again per- formed the ancient feat of cutting the halyard on the University's much-maligned flagpole. . A motley assortment of tattered rags greeted classroom-bound scholars Monday morning from the Mall where the flag usually eaves. Aims of Clinic Will BeTold The functions of the...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGfAN D)ATLY SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9. 1949 - .. i as i .pia a._. as s.vra .... atraa u a .. . _. - _...._.. _ . _. _. . ., a ... ,... Foreign Students Feel Housing Pinch By MARY STEIN When you're a long way from Egypt, or India, or China-where-. UEW Asked What's Up in the Dorms To Disprove Red Status ever your home is-it can be quite a ing shortage hits you. Many of the University's forei Take Hussein Zaki and Mohame st...…
… WAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TTTrqnA*V VnVVulmrirv a itmal ass E ..Vi WT-TTETAN D.ATIV'TW'a'r~e~ruraA U uc x, iviG tS 9, 1948 81 A . _ , _A * a, - r.- - _a - ,.. V ACATiUN WITH PAY: Vice- residency to Be Rest for Alben Barkley 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 Assist...…
…TTa111ti Mi Zfl 1d DA tlul N -~ ,~.- ---,' -- - -. I N - - ----- .--'- --~-.-~ - --. Television To Oust Radio, Students To Bannister Speaks, To Speech Group Wherever television penetrates it will replace all or most of radio, Harry Bannister, manager of sta- tion WWJ-TV, told the monthly speech assembly yesterday. "Thus, our great problem is how to keep radio healthy as we bring television up," he said. RADIO'S WELFARE is impor- tant, Ban...…
…PAGE TW ' IHE MICHIGAN DAWY SUNDAY, JANUARY 9, 1949 COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Public Mystified by Zany Student Stunts By CRAIG WILSON When a Northwestern coed once lunched on a grasshopper on a $7 dare and promised to dine on a scorpion for another $7, John Q. Public probably had a hunch that students are nuts. He is right. They are: WHEN FORBIDDING BLACK clouds darkened the sky during a football game at the University of Missouri, one student en...…
…... I . aw ---I TIE MICHIGAN DAILY' SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1949k If 4 ?EV. JOSEPH PORTER: Minister Aids 'U' Students By JACKIE OLIVER Interest in personal counselling led Rev. Joseph Porter, director of the Methodist Wesley Foundation, to go into student religious wok. Through recognition of the need for providing a religious at- mosphere in college, and because the work appeals to him, Rev. Porter especially likes to work with college-age...…
… Two TH EX-~I~IL'-ui ' tDNESDAY, NovriERF 9, 1949 .T+WG na~a is +AmFa+ FRATERNITY OUT FOR BLOOD:r}te Phi Kappa Sig O"ff ers "' Plasma for Red Cross ~ Phi Kappa Sigma fraternity is out for blood-not to get it, but to give it. In response to Washtenaw County Red Cross Chapter's cur- rent plea for blood donors, Phi Kappa Sig members have offer- ed to part with some of 'their life- giving fluid. * * * THEY WILL "bare arms" at the fourth annu...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, DECEMBEA 9, 1949 I I I FRIDAY, DECEl~fBER 9, 1949 i I )on'm Teams Enter Finals Of' olleyball Greene House and Michigan House advanced to the finals of the championship round of resi- dence hall volleyball by virtue of their overwhelming triumphs this week. Greene House swamped Lloyd House 4-0, the same score by which Michigan sunk Adams House. - * * * IN THE SECOND placeplayoffs, Wenley House topped Hinsdale,...…
…TIIE MICHIGAN DAILY I. HURSDAY, OC"OE",1947 .I i AGREEMENT FADES: London Meeting May Decide Future of Central Europeans .............__ By J. M. ROBERTS, JR. AP Foreign Affairs Analyst Next month's meeting of the council of foreign ministers in London may mark the end, for all practical purposes, of the two-year effort by the Western Powers to obtain an agreement with Russia on the future of Central Europe. Slight Chance for Accord I ha...…
…E TWO T HE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1947 I I HIGHLIGHTS ON CAMPUS j -- -,!1 11 11 I, Czech Speakers .. . Dr. Cenak Adamec and Ivan Vi- den, of the Czechoslovakia Insti- tute of Public Opinion, will speak at 7:30 p.m. today on the devel- opment of public opinion polls in Czechoslovakia in the Lane Hall Library Room. Theosophical Talk.. . The Theosphical Society of Ann Arbor will sponsor Mrs. Elsie Pearson of Detroit in a p...…
…0,, - Tt~lE._ CI1 IGAN toAILY ___ Candidates' Statements r., I Qualification statements of ad- ditional candidates for election to the Student Legislature M Wed- nesday's all-campus vote follow. Robert M. Ballon..« . I believe I am fully qualified to become a member of the Student Legislature. Besides being inter- ested in student affairs on cam- pus, I have participated in the ac- tivides of the Forestry School, and have lived at West, Lod...…
…TWO -- TILE MICHIGAN I)AIT.Y FRIDAY, JANUARY 9,194R .sx .nxxl i .. I.AY..,.,. .,UA vtV . 194 I ANONYMOUS ROMEO: Student Develops New Plan' To Beat Shortage of Women By J;O ANNE MISNER A new technique for combating the lop-sided ratio of men to women here is getting results. But the man behid the plan is unaware of its success. Hackett To Be In Song Recital Le Cercle Francais To Present Program Prof. Arthur Hackett, of the University mu...…
…aE TWO TTHE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 9, 1947 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Student Attacks Vets Subsistence Raise mmenda~t on To The Editor: NO ONE ARGUES with the ad- vocates for increased subsidies to student vets that the cost of living has increased nor that ev- eryone needs and wants more money. The survey recently con- ducted at this university only proves these non-contested facts. Rabies Check Described By Speaker Here Practically ...…
…iii M. c G7__ _ _ __ (X I 7 1 i I i j { 3 , t Campis Briefs Ru sian movies . . "People of the USSR" and "The Soviet School Child" are the titles of two movies to be shown at 7:30 p.m. today in the International Cenuter. l Esleyau H ayride ... Members of the Wesleyan Guild will go on a hayride at 8:30 p.m. today. Reservations should be made ly calling 6881 before 6 p.m. Guild Party Today ... The Lutheran Student Associa- tion and the Evangeli...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY kA--A-., ^ If% AM Pge T-.. E ti, n 1 LOP r.' Iv MondovY February 9 ,148 I - Great -Hop Tradition Spans 76 Years x r w E Michigan's Big Formal Boasts Turbulent Past Dance Endangered By Class Warfare Last week-end's J-Hop added another thrilling chapter to the "country's greatest formal" whose turbulent history includes a near tragedy, brilliant successes and a double dance held in different cities. Beginning...…
…TuiEMIChIGANlDAiLY __ BETTER CITIZENS: Michigan Children's Institute Cares for Dependent Children GOOD GRADES HELP: VA Survey Discloses Keys To Success in iMedical School (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the first of two articles explaining the prob- lems and functions of the Michigan Children's Institute, 1447 Washing- ton Hgts, Ann Arbor.) By ANNETTE RICA Daily Special Writer "We have grown out of the idea that all orphans should be taken care of ...…
…4. THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 9, 1948 ... . ..... . ............. 'ENINSULA TROTTERS: Concert Band Comes Home For Annual Spring Program The University's peninsula- trotting concert band will mark time in Ann Arbor long enough to present their annual spring con- cert at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday in Hill Auditorium. The concert bandsmen, who have been responsible for rolling up 3,000 miles on University bus speedometers during 30 engage- App...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1946 ARE YOU ELIGIBLE? ,,.. ARE YOU ELIGIBLE? \ Voting Privlege Overlooked By Many Students--Westbrook Many University students do not realize that they are eligible to vote in Michigan in the coming election, Phil Westbrook, co-chairman of the Willow Village Registration Drive, pointed out, yesterday. Students 21 years old who have lived in Michigan six months prior to the election are ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1946 Candidates' Statements PAYING INVESTMENT: Medical Students Earn Living Supplying Local Blood Bank Candidates on the All-Campus slate are: Tom Walsh.. . Associate editor of "Insight," Un- ion vice-president from the literary college, member of the Legislature's academic committee.-. Bob Slaff.. . Experience as political columnist for an eastern university newspaper, Pi Lambda Phi, Internatio...…
…T IE MICHliGAN DAILY T-U'ST Senator Would Restrict State Civil Service Bonine Seeks Easier InefficIeny Purgings By The Associated Press LANSING, Jan. 8.-A proposed constitutional amendment to limit Civil Se-ice to state employes drawing $3,000 or less a year in salary was advanced today by Senator 4. Elwood Bonine, Van- dalia Republic an. Bonine s proposal would be sub- emitted to the voters at the spring election, if approved by the law- mak...…
…TH E MICIIIGAN DAILY SAT Dl AY. MArCiH 9, 1946 ,.. .. . ._ _. .s MUSEUM EXIBIT : Evideiwes of Prehistoric Life A re Fmiid by 'U' Scientists 0 0 Evidence of prehistoric life in the Great Lakes area. discovered by a University of Michi:n survey group headed by Dr. Emerson F. Greenman, curator of te Great Lakes Division of the Uniersity Museum of Anthrop- ol,(a is ln on exhibit in the rotunda of the Museum. Hand axes. knis or scrapers, chop...…
…PAGE TWO THE ICHIGA N DAILY Watkins Discusses Political Theory of French Philosopher Sft in ~~~5 _ l pe all c o tdn 'r ne AMATEIUS, PROF'ESSIONALS: A ri A ssociation Will Sponsor t Anual f ixhibittoi . ay.2-23 oLi (f(INFET 11 col VNAM, TfORUM; 'Peace, justice' Is Subject of Lecture Justice exists, according to the philosophy of Pierre Joseph Proud- hon, only where there is an element of potential conflict, Dr. Frederick M. Watkins, ...…
…PAGE TWO THE fMICHIGAN DAILY _________________________________________________________________________________________ I Secretary Of War Asks For Extension Of Draft Patterson Declares World Peace Hinges On Maintaining Strength of Armed Force DETROIT, May 8-0P)-Secretary of War Patterson declared tonight in an urgent plea for extension of the draft that world peace hinged on keeping up the American Army's strength. He told the Detroit Bar...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHICAN DAILY SUNDAY, JUNE 9, 1946 a --r x.r -~w Russia Encourages Scientists To Speed-up Atomic Researh Equipment, Extra Incentives Are Provided To Stimulate Progress of DeveIopinenits By EDDIE GILMORE NEW YORK, June 6-(P)-Russia is devoting a large portion of her national energy to atomic research --toward peacetime possibilities, she says, not toward a bomb. However, with other nations in possession of the bomb's secret...…
…YAGE TWO w THE MITCHIGAN- DAILY FRIDAY,- MARUUI- 9, 0,45 Disastrous Flood Sweeps Ohio River Valley TGis's Sldy G. E. Carrothers Gives Speech on Peace Proposal George E. Carrothers, Director of the Bureau of Cooperation with Edu- cational Institutions, spoke last night before the University of Michigan Club at Northville on the subject of the Dumbarton Oaks Conference. T. Hawley Tapping, General Secretary of the Alumni Association, accom...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNtSDA1~, ~AY 9, 194~ Church Services End YEDay Observances Knowledge That War Is Half Won Dampens Joy5... + 4 Michigan Cities Have Quiet Demonstrations;: 'Brown-Out' Lifted Across Entire Country CHINESE EDUCATOR: Dr. ChiangMonlin Notes Un ivers ity Sim ilarities 4, With religious services, in most communities, Michigan Tuesday night brought to a close a sporadic, though somewhat prolonged, obser- vance ha...…
…PAG vv WO THE -Vi HiGAN DAIlYf -ATU I,iJUNE 9, 1945 ------- . ..... &4rF Mtd4jgrn ail F f ty=Fifth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Whitney's Name Cleared Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Oontrol of Student Pubieatons. Editorial Staff Evelyn Phillips Margaret Farmer Ray Dixon . . Paul Sislin 'Rank Mantho avis Kennedy Ann Schutz Dick Strickland Martha Schmitt *Kay McFee a a...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Fifty-Fourth 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 sessioan. Member of The Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches c...…
… - 7--7 r- - "" - - r i- l . ,. , : ' " ... :. .. ... ... .., '.. r. :til d dr.l AV 1 'Af l1 dl.l '. g...: F111 ] j w .: d.~.y[.1\ 1 L In .__ _w _.., . . .. ... A!i &I Fifty-Fourth Year Edited and managed by students of the University of Uichiggn under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the ,egular University year, and every morning except Mon- day and Tuesday dur...…
…°Awo y "YMA * ~~1__~~ ~ _ __________________,____ 77, 7- Co. C TJo Put Musical Show Into Production Co. C will return from furlough today and will put its forthcoming musical comedy, 'Bidin' Our Time,' Into actual production tomorrow. There will be preliminary rehear- sals for the cast of 29 this week with several readings of the book also scheduled. A few female roles are still to be cast and the chorus has to be completed. Both of thes...…
…PAGE T.Wto 1r Nj' iI ICU IC A NT I'n All V AVIV "ILfvt4 va Axf 211"Im ti ltiAA _____________ ___.________IVAA__1....1X 1!J IJttlEN iI LD4NI~U 11,iF B. 9,1,14 Ti f ty-Fourth Year I i Pd Rather Be ] Rightn By SAMUEL GRAFTON STATE DE~PARTMENT1ACTS: Education s Ne wErai -t- tYN.frd (Y M ,f5L" i A." l N~ia~t.1A , - - Edited and mianaged by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Public...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY &IrE &lAan DUII Fifty-Fifth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Britain Has Her Problems THE PENDULUM. Peace Cannot Be Built on H ate 0 Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Stafff Evelyn Phillips dStan Wallace Ray Dixon Hank Mantho, Dave Loewenberg Mavis Kennedy Managing Editor City Editor . . Associate Editor Sports E...…
…PA TWOlE MICHIGAN DAILY Yanks Batter Siegfried Line Along 60-Mile Front (_..i B-29's Pound Iwo Jima in Combined Raid Fleet and Air Force Hit Island Fortress By The Associated Press U. S. PACIFIC FLEET HEAD-f QUARTERS, Pearl Harbor, Dec. 8- The Japanese island stronghold of Iwo Jima was hammered yesterday by American air and sea forces which included Superfortress bombers, giv- ing the Nipponese notice that the giant, B-29s hae entered a n...…
…~I'T~t' MiCiiiaT~ A AT i"~ ~i TTV ?MTV Qnav TAV a ________________________________11 *UJV 1T1LU...11UEUl.Y .!9IN L ~L4I 1 '.i1 e'f J~~r." A 1 WASHINGTON MEIRY-GO-ROUND: Bad Warehousing Wastage £tier to the 6kor By DREW PEARSON WASHINGTON, Jan. 9-One of the little real- ized tragedies about the food situation is the wastage from bad warehousing and from storing it too long., The situation has been so bad-and has been so completely ignored...…
…PAGE TWO TilEMICH-IGAN D7AILY FRIDAY, FEB. 9, 1945 --------------- anksClean U Remaining Defenders of Manila J A 37th Infantry Crosses Pasig River Barrier Japs Lose Heavily In Men and Materiel By The Associated Press MANILA, Feb. 9, Friday-Riding in amphibious vehicles, 37th Division Yanks of Maj.-Gen. Robert S. Beigh- tler crossed the Pasig River Thursday near Malacanan palace to root out Japanese who have wrecked the river bridges ...…
… PAGE TWO. THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1945 STUDY, STUDY, STUDY! 'U' Offers Educational HIGHLIGHTS ON CAMPUS Littell To Review Stroup's Thesis At Saturday Luncheon Discussion Courses for Adults Newman Club Party . . . From the sod-mulch method of or- chard management to merchants' problems-that covers the wide range of the adult education program in Michigan. Interested citizens of the state may "elect" evening clinics o...…
…PAGE TWO T HE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1945 SOCIEDAD HISPANICA: Plans Include Lectures, Movies, Play ick Soots Texan in Zaniest Accident of Year f The program of special activities or La Sociedad Hispanica, including eight lecturers, two movies and th annual spring play, was announced yesterday by Burton Gavitt, presi- dent of the club. Prof. Charles N. Staubach will open the series at 8 p.m. Thursday with a lecture on "Life ...…
…PAGE TWO THTE MICHIG7AN DILTY WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1946 Steel Price Boost Probable; Increase For Meat Discussed U Walkouts Scheduled In Major Industries By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Jan. 8-President Truman today said a price increase on steel probably would be granted, but he would not guess whether it would avert the imminent nationwide strike of steelworkers. Price boosts also were being delib- erated for meat packers, another...…
