…THE HOPE DIVIDED See Page 4 LiY 4 [Ar4an ~UIIA INVIGORATING Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 91 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENZ I Lobby Off To Fight UMT, Shuns A DA Bid To Bolt NYA Sponsors Refuted By BEN ZWERLING Little dissension among student members of the Fight UMT lobby was evident yesterday as more than a dozen students left for Washington, despite warnings that the national sponsors o...…
…THE MICHTAN DAILY SUND AY, - n FULL SEMESTER: Guest Speakers, Conferences Highlight Student Guild Plans Release of semester plans of the speakers in the Sunday afternoon student guilds indicates a pre- programs. Among them will be: dominane of guest speakers and Prof. fFrenec Kiss, noted ana- weekend conferences for the cam- tomist from the University of pus in the spring program. ..Budapest, Hungary; Hans Burki, Michigan Christian Fellow...…
…1948 THE MICHIGAN TLY offim 'WORTHY OPPONENTS': World's Problems Tackled By Varsity Debate Squad By LILIAS WAGNER If you like to expound on cur- rent issues, there's a place for you here. After renewing Big Nine inter- collegiate competition last fall for the first time since the war, the Michigan Varsity Debate squad, with a host of challenging topics to keep them hopping, are oper- ,ting on a full-scale basis again this semester. Studen...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY The Hope Divided WE, WHO ARE prayerfully hoping that we can exercise an intelligent vote in the coming election, view with that now- familiar sinking feeling the accusations and counter accusations coming from the side vhich offered us so much earlier faith. Liberals seem to be adept at self-right- eously pointing the finger at the Democrats and the Republicans and howling unitedly about the philosophy of inaction which do...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAIY ill Petitions Due For Michigrns Galen Society Will Present Medical Ball 1d'd'c~inci_5' CngaceerntiIi Petitions for the 1948 Michigras are due at 5 p.m. tomorrow in the Undergraduate Office of the Lea- gue or the Student Offices of the Union. Eighteen positions are open on the 'central committee for Michi- gras which will be held April 23 and 24 in Yost Field House. Posi- tions open to men include co- chairmanships of boot...…
…THlE MICHIGAN DAILY sr OSU Upsets Min Illini, 57-50; In 0 Gophers Win Lim COLUMBUS, O., Feb. 14-(A')-O Ohio State upset Illinois tonight, 57-50, with a second-half splurge (Conti of 35 points in a spotty Big Nine - ___- basketball game. Harris, kn The, bouncing Bucks turned the apiece and trick with a complete reversal of a ten-mini form in the final half. During that Earlier in wild period, they hit 14 of 33 at- Hodgins an tempts at field g...…
…SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAMY. Tankmen Overpower urdue i ua1Clas h, 64- 0 Wolverines Edged by Powerful. Illini Gymnastic Team, 58-1 -531 Double . . Wolverines Sweep All First Places in Big Nine Opener Mann, Weinberg Each Capture Two Events; Sohl Edges Carter To Take Breaststroke ti. - - - - - - - - - - 0 0. JWitiers Willoughby Cops Win In Trampoline Event By JOE WALSH Michigan's fighting gymnastic :quad almost kicked the ...…
…"lTIlE MPH-ITGAN ;DAILY SUN CAMPUS CLOSE-UP: Dawson Earns Degree After Nine Antic Years r;} (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is another sn a series of articles on campus per- sonalities.) By ARTHUR HIGBEE University people can sigh with nostalgic relief-after nine fre- netic years, Buck Dawson's earned his degree. Buck, who's been a member, at one time or another, of 19 campu organiztions-including Sphinx, Michigamua, and, inexplicably, the varsity ...…
… wr t n A6F gilb, A, lqpmp"q ki jD IRWI, M r t Latest IDeadlie iii the State . .... ... ... ... . ....... .. . ....... ...... ....... ......... ..... ..... VOL. LVHI, No. 90 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEB. 14, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS r Ann ArborAllSlicked Up Leaders of Anti-UMT Drive H i Ann Arbor slid into its second day of dangerous ice this morn- ing, and the snow and low tem- peratures expected this after- noon and evening ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Dictatorial Policy THE RECENT NEWS filtering back from Japan of a change in General Mac- Arthur's policy towards press and radio correspondents offers abundant evidence that the Russians have no monopoly on the "iron curtain." The current controversy arises from an order issued approximately two weeks ago by ^MacArthur's press officers stating that any correspondent leaving Japan to cover another assignment would lose the ...…
…THlE MICHIGXAN- DAILY 1Ir ichigan ucksters Defeat Minnesota Sext et, 6- Wolverine Cagers To Face Boilermaker Quint Tonight -(.. j ichigan's hot-and-cold quin- tet, bidding for its first Big Nine r cage crown since 1929, faces an old nemesis--Purdue-at 7:30 p.m. to- day at Yost Field House. The battle, which will draw another capacity -crowd here, regarded as a defensive duel by many sideline observers. Third-place Michigan, boasting the...…
…THJE IMJCUJCAN DAILY Music Society Will Present Coiteert tIil Dimitri Mitropoulos To Conduct Orchestra Dimitri Mitropoulos will con- duct the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra at 7 p.m. tomorrow at Hill Auditorium. A few tickets remain for the concert, fourth in the University Musical Society's Extra Concert Series. Mitropoulos, who will conduct the orchestra in works of Mozart, Beethoven, Berlioz and Chausson, made his reputation in Europe be- ...…
…ORIENTATION PICTURES See Page 8 4tjt iga Yt D1ai4 MUSH MUSH Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 89 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Student Play Center Being Bu ilt at Camp Will Serve as War Memorial Plans for the establishment of a huge Student War Memorial Recreation Center were revealed yesterday with the announcement that the first phase in the pro- gram is under way. The Center, which will be...…
…TlE IACHIGAN DAILY f t :AYi, Fl. ,. ,. Daiches Calls Modern Books 'Jouritalistie' The reader of modern fiction must learn to distinguish between what is primarily journalistic writing and what may' be classi- fied as a novel in its true artistic form, Prof. David Daiches, of Cor- nell University, told a Rackham audience yesterday.' Speaking on "The Criticism of Fiction," Prof. Daiches pointed out, "Whatever one has to say these days he cast...…
…T HE MICHIGANDAILY Radio Proseminar To Offer WHRV 'Workshop' Training By MARY STEIN The 21.students in Garnet R. Garrison's radio proseminar course will get real "workshop" training before station WHRV 's mikes this semester. The students, many of whom al- - ady have professional radio ex- perience, will plan, write, produce Guitlds To Hold. Parties .Today Campus guilds will raise thy curtain on full semester program- today as two student gr...…
…THET MICHIGAN DAILY I'D RATHER BE RIGHT: Definitions By SAMUEL GRAFTON INFLATION: A period in which everybody is prosperous and unhappy, as contrasted with deflation, a period in which everybody is ' unprosperous and unhappy. According to Republicans, inflation is produced by, the government stupidly buying up wheat, again as compared with deflation, which is occasioned when the government stupidly stops buying wheat. This is considered by sc...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY glens Will Present Annual 'mi-Formal Caduceus Ball Medical students will be honor- ed when the Galen's Honorary Society presents the 160th ainual Caduceus B 11 from 9:30 p.m. t o 12:30 a.m. Friday, Feb. 20 in the Union Ballroom. Traditionally, the Ball is a semi- formal event with a theme center- ing around medicine. This year, the history of medicine will be the theme carried out in decorations and souvenir programs. Two...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ucksters Meet Minnesota in Crucial Battle Tonight Dozen Olympei NCA A Tourney Bid at Stake Tonight's Card (Continued from Page 1) Jack Dianetti, one of the na- tion's top middle distance men who will be representing Mich- igan State;I Lorenzo Wright, Wayne Uni- versity's one man track team who has gone over 25 feet in the broad! jump but who is also an excellent hurdler and dash man; Lloyd Duff of Ohio State who will be ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY HISTORY'S FOOTNOTE: Clemeuts Collection Includes Truman-Autographed Music By DON McNEIL When historians begin to eval- uate the Truman era in American pexlitics, they will find a historical footnote among the prize docu- ments -in th Clements Library Manuscript Collection-an auto- Radio Show Returns to Air "Camii. Qua rter," weekly ra- dio show sponsored by the League and Union, will go,,ac on the air tomorrow at 9:45 a.m....…
…T4HE MICIIIAN IAILY 800: Daily Follows Freshman's Orientation Ohio Coed Finds At First Week Busy BitTakes Time (ii [o E jo VJ-HI(p After Weary Orientlat ion P Ieriod The Daily today inaugurates its new seies of picture stories by taking its readers along with a typical fre:hman coed on her first :rowded week at the University of Michigan. Attractive Audrey Parnes was selected at random by the Daily's reporter-photographer team as she ...…
…ONLYf See Pages Li L Lwdiigan i2atily Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVI, No. 88 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1948 P'RICE FIVE CENTS I I ,A ** ** ** I C Kurray, ;10 Leaders Indicted 4- d Federal Grand Jury Claims Taft-Hartley Labor-Law Violation Union Head Calls Congressional Action Threat to Freedom of Press By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Feb. 11-Philip Murray and the CIO heads were charged by the go...…
…THE MICHIGKN DATLY- * is the goal of the athletic race. In taking top honors Chi Psi won five championships: fall track, volleyball, handball, paddleball, and "A" basketball. Sigma Chi was second with championships in speedball, "B" basketball, spring track, and swimming. Sigma Phi Epsilon, this year's leaders, were third; Phi Gamma Delta, fourth, and Phi Delta Theta, fifth. Entries are out for participa- tion in a swimming meet that will b...…
…THE MICHIGAN ILY ;ymnasts Roll FTERNOON DIPS: Swimmers Open Dual Season Against Purdue Saturday Over Central N GA 'Cagers Press Wolverine swimmers will get their first taste of Big Nine dual competition at 3 p.m. Saturday when they face the Purdue Boiler- makers in the Varsity Pool at the I-M Building. Fresh from a highly success- ful our of the East, Coach Matt Mann's crew faces a stiff sched- ule of six dual meets during the next four w...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY For Michigan Only? OUT OF STATE students have been clipped again. But it isn't a novel idea any more. Way back in the fall of 1945 the first big blow was landed. Tuition had maintained a 110-65 dollar out-state in- state ratio, when suddenly the University announced that out-staters were now to pay 150 dollars, other students 70. At the time, most of the arguments and grumblings, which we are going to bring up again, were ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Are Available All persons interested in apply- ing for summer jobs through the Bureau of Appointments should attend the registration meeting at 4:10 p.m. tomorrow in the Natur- al Science Auditorium. Dr. T. Luther Purdom, director of the bureau, will discuss job op- portunities for the coming sum- mer, including jobs in camps, re- sorts, business and industry in all parts of the country. Registration blanks will be dis- tri...…
…TT11E MIlCIIGAN DAILY TnfISDAY, FEmUA doted Group o Speak on iews of Past Heller to Open Series Tuesday at Lane HallD T hree view s of history w ill be rno presented in Ann Arbor next week b~y widely-known speakers as LIane Hall opens a lecture series on, "The Interpretation of History." Rabbi James G. Heller, of the« Isaac M. Wise Temple in Cincin- nati; Prof. Mortimer Adler, of Chicago University, and Dr. Rein- hold Niebuhr, of Union Theol...…
…9aily Staffs Issue Call for Student TODAY THE DAILY issues its bi-annual call for all students interested in writ- ing for the news, women's or sports staff of the paper. The welcome mat will be out at the Student Publications Building at 4 p.m. this afternoon when the first tryout meet- ing of the Spring Semester gets under- way. No previous publications experience is necessary and any eligible student who has attained the rank of secon...…
…i THrICIGAN D .IL. ..v_ .., " t M "Ppt - ...... This information is due by the end of the first we'k of classes. Friday, Feb. i:n The Swtent nook kxehange, rm. 306, MbWhigai Union, will be open through Fritiay to sell looks. No books will be accepted tor re- sale. Books t.hat have not been sold will be obtainable Feb. 16, throug l F1b. 18. Blook Exchange hours, 12:15 i.-5 pmi. weekcays. Any studcent w!io has not receivel payment for books...…
…WEDNETITEDA,~fMtUTAI~GAN,- G -1 r1 XFROZEN 1)/f I ymnasts Meet 'Chips' Tonig K' olachrs eep Ho _____C-A P ckey Squad P PEM Offers 'Off-Duty' Sports Agenda By Experts Hooking or slicing? Mr. How- ard Leibee, director of Physical Education for Men, guarantees that he has the answer to. your sports' problems in the most com- prehensive program ever under- taken by PEM. Although Mr. Leibee admits that physical fitness is still a primary objecti...…
…TTiiE MiCiiiGATi DAiL~L tif ~e.A IG :. .1 . 1e14YU 1CY i214 0 I 4 1 . 9 Happy Birthday THE ClTh3L1TRATON of Abraham In- coln's birthday sta ted oa little early this year, and it's turning out to be quite a party. Secretary of Army, Kenneth C. Royall, started festivities off early this week with a brusque statement that "in accordance with a report of competent and experienced of- fieers" racial segregation in the Army will continue - a ...…
…i - - -_ Mic higras PetitioningOpen For Central Comm ittee J obs Positions for Clhoecentral com-. -mittee of thee 1948 Micigras will be open to all students on campus. One man and one woman will serve w; co-ch-airmn of cach . of the following comnmittees: booths, .ticlkets, parade, prizes nd ipr o- .grams. 7The puhulicity tconuntlittee ~will be divided with a ma n lsterv- ing cas cgeneral chaiaiad ia coed for Daily aind )tCTasi- ant. The c...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, EFlBRUARY .11, END OF AN ERA: Parents Leave'U,'Junior Left To Shift for himself Heinz R. Hoeneke, the man who Hoenekes will start classes here brought his parents to school with in the fall. him, is alone this term. Parents Depart .. J-11O1)Extra Boosts Local Dimes Drive EAST VERSUS WEST: Korean Riots Termed Result Of World TensionInstability K. v 'I Hoeneke, '49, made headlines last semester when he enrol...…
…HOLD ON T6 URI HA .Se~agQ T, w Y LwFA6 *at4k C CONTINI Latest Deadline in the State v VOU LVIII, No. 26 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1948 PRICE Fn Enrollment Takes irst Post- War Plum 1 Russians Accuse Policy Paved Way for War, _° °° ___ A Ilies - Daily To Hold Meetings For New Writers / Drop of t At 192 Kremlin Says Charges U.S., France, Britain Helped Hitler By The Associated Press MOSCOW, Feb. 9 - ...…
…MI i iGA DA1L New Staff Copes with Added Enrollineit To meet an increased enroll- ment in the journalism depart- ment, six Michigan newspaper- men and' a magazine publisher will teach writing courses during the spring semester. Prof. Wesley H. Maurer, exect- tive secretary of the department, announced that Allen Shoenfield and Louis Tandler, special writers on the Detroit News, R. Ray Bak- er, science writer for Booth news- papers, and Willia...…
…TUE -N11I1T N- DAILY M' Cagrers Stake Claim To Title With Three Big Wirn Upsets of Illini, Badgers Brighten Michigani Hopes M , By BOB LENT While U. of M. students sweated and tussled with their final exams, Michigan's basketball team tookand passed-its test for the position of top contender in the Big Nine title race. Since The DLily last went to press, the Wolverines not only won three out of four ball games, but knocked off two of its...…
…# iNYd4 bYY ft I--A-IN-- -4 Hold On ToYour Hats ITJE BREA$ has come. Hold on to your hats, because we may be going on a down hill ride. The decline we're talking about has nothing to do with commodities or grain; we're noting the first drop in enrollment here since the war. Like the weary consumers, we just can't believe it. We're too accustomed by now to overcrowded classes, restaurants and houses to adjust quicl:ly to the notion that Cont...…
…VA M V- - ExtenioiVieveeW Ill, Offer New Course if Ann Arbor Several new non-credit courses ranging from chambef7[r music playing to Russ~ian raig will bi .ffered irn Ann Airbor this semnes- 'ter by the University FxtensioTI ~'Service to berth s.1tudo[enl,s "Chamber Mtrsic i .,are t=a tion" Will bx tau.ight by Prof. OlivrA dlo ~ it;w:foli 7p.m. Mondays at 1022 Unriversity High School. Participants ints th a .ourse will form smiall ernsemnble...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY O FEW WOMEN: mngineers Pressed By Studies, omnplain Social Life Suffers NLRB Asks Students' Aid In Plant Votes By JAKE1 II1RWITZ The engeerdg college i; di- vided into two opposing camps,; those who believe their studies in-' terfere with their social lives and those who don't. A Daily survey revealed the lic- tions to be of about equal strength. Of twenty-one students interview- ed, eight find their work no ob- stacle to...…
…]DIMEj aDAILY EXTRA Latest Delivery in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 86 Monday, February 9, 1948 Price: One Dime or One Dollar ** * ** ** Picture Story on Pages 4-5 -Aerial Photo by Lmanian - --- Join the March of Dimes Help Ann Arbor Fight Polio …
… DIME ' 4~J-HOP DAILY ~ f 4 4 ~ ~ 4 RI4jEXTRA Latest Delivery in the State VOL. LVII I, No. 86 Monday, February 9, 1948 Price: One Dime or One Dollar Picture Story on Pag es 4-5 l r k -Aerial Photo by Lara Join the March. fDie Help Ann Arbor Fight Polio …
…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...…
…PogeTwo THE MICHIGAN DAILY Mondv Fb,. 90 194I . c~iuv euruary 7 7t 6 Great J-Hop Tradition Spans 76 Years Michigan's Big Formal Boasts Turhulent 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 with the problem of which class was to ha...…
…W-P Mndanv Februrv 9. 1948 TH E M IC H IG AN D AI1LY Page Three oV -, 0 1y IUQI y-:7JI!rNrDAILY PagevThree Tw Ge-erations See olorfu IJ-Hops Revelries, Reveries, Reveille Highlight ek End of Year' By H. C. L. JACKSON, JR. glee fading later into lazy silence THE weekend of the year-un- Second Spin forgettable in its music, mirth and Saturday saw a city of p.r merriment-melted into memories risers and slow starters but afte with yesterday...…
…Monday, February 9, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three o Generations See Colorf -Hops Revelries, Reveries, eveille Highlight'Week-End of Year' By H. C. L. JACKSON, JR glee fading later into lazy silences. THE weekend of the year-un- Second Spin forgettable in its music, mirth and Saturday saw a city of p.m. merrment--melted into memories risers and slow starters but after- with yesterday's twilight leaving noon gatherings followed by more 6,0...…
…Page Four T HE M IC H IG AN DA I LY MA ~iIA y - ,IvvnIuonday, rebrucry 9,948 k Y -4 ,+ PREPARE PROGRAMS-(above) Novel programs were prepared by a special group of the J-Hop Committee. From left to right, Nancy Culligan, Jo Kitchen, Joe Wimsatt, Barbara Jo Ream, Nancy Hess, Ann Gestie and Bruce Lockwood. MUT UAL ADMIRATION-(below) Joan Marousncdt, Ja;.ode Schaffer, Rosemary Conner, Laurette Taylor and June Collins, from left to right, adm...…
…rage Fouir TH Ml- l-A D .AM nAI IYv jkA - .- e r.r rr ,nA IaVeI Iu TI- n, U r% 1N u h o L- T Inila o, reuruary y .I 5 PREPARE PROGRAMS-(above) Novel programs were prepared by a special group of the J-Hop Committee. From left to right, Nancy Culligan, Jo Kitchen, Joe Wimsatt, Barbara Jo Ream, Nancy Hess, Ann Gestie and Bruce Lockwood. MUTUAL ADMIRATION-(below) Joan Marquardt, Jamie Schaffer, Rosemary Conner, Laurette Taylor and June Collin...…
…1 Monday, February 9, 1948 THE MICHIGAN [DAILY Pane Five M,..d.... Ferur.9,198 HEMHIA.DALY.ae iv * ' NO LONGER IN TRAINING-With the football s ason over, Jim Brieske and Bob -Wiese can en- joy late hours with dates Barbara Piper and Efeen Scanlon. GOPS! CATCH THAT-Amazed anticipation and startled con- sternation follow the descent of that indespensa le strap. With strapless gowns predominanting on the dance Boor, similar mis. haps were fe...…
…Pnn e Five l Aden Fbhirv 9. 1948 T HE M IC H IG AN D A ILY on,.,. Ay-., e y 104R TI-IF ICRI,CAN DAILYrPrr .Fve NO LONGER IN TRAINING-With the football season over, Jim Brieske and Bob Wiese can en- joy late hours with dates Barbara Piper and Eileen Scanlon. OOPS! CATCH THAT-Amazed anticipation and startled con- sternation follow the descent of that indespensable strap. With strapless gowns predominanting on the dance floor, si ar mis. ha...…
…Pogo Six T H E M IC H G A N A LY n leAn "_'_FIi________v_____1_L- TvMongay, February 9, 1948 t Dorsey Band NoStranger T -gpopers- Weekend Marked His Fourth Appearance The University's face has changed quite a bit in the past two years, but Tommy Dorsey and his band didn't have too much trouble finding their way around last weekend. The 1948 J-Hop marked their fourth appearance in Ann Arbor. Dorsey's first stand here was in .937 when he p...…
…Page Six T HE M IC H IGA N D AiILY Xunra, ahi n-. 0 1 AP PageS~xTHE MICHCA I D~lYtA,..A...,n,.~., .~. 0 0.f S DorseyBand No Stranger T®J-opp ers Weekend Marked His Fourth Appearance The University's face has changed quite a bit in the past two years, but Tommy Dorsey and his band didn't have too much trouble finding their way around last weekend. The 1948 J-Hop marked their fourth appearance in' Ann Arbor. Dorsey's first stand here was in...…
