…ThURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1948 T IIE MICHIG AN DAILY VARIED ACTIVITY: SL Culture, Education Group Handles Advisory Program (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the third in a series of descriptive articles concerning the Student Legislative committee system.) By NAOMI STERN The well-received course-con- tent advisory program initiated during registration week this term, was the result of long term, diligent planning by members of the Student Legislature Cult...…
…PACE IX THlE MICXI b N P y TIWR.I DAY, If,-XR( ft ' 5, 19-1.9 _ ,_ .... _ --- - - - -.7-SAY MR- 77 94 Curtain To Rise Tomorrow onJrG Play, 'Make Mine Michigan' 4 Senior 1W"o111,16 f W ruc Student life tlt it l sn Tb lights at 8:oO p . Iuit.i : Un 1a il Ix(L \1m i.i i Mine Michiginn.' Joining a procession of brilliant shows which began here in 1904, JGP will, in uroper tradition, be ireviewed this evening by senior women only, marching ...…
…EVOLUTION THEORY BACKFIRES \:Y t C tgaYi 4)uii4 FAIR AND WRM ER Latest Deadline in the State .. . VOL. LVIII, No. 122 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1948 PRICE FIVE __ - - __ ..;.~ CampusRally Will Discuss Czech Plight Will Uroe Global Academic Rights The blueprint for a proposed international bill of academic rights will make its bow today at a campus-wide rally to deal with reported clamps on teachers and students tha...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WED~NESDAY, MWARCH 24, 1949 Evolution Theory Backfires THOSE WHO advocate social evolution as the only certain cure for racial discrimina- tion would do well to consider the Ingrams case and ask themselves just how many mil- leniums will be required for such gross in- Justice to 'evolve" into justice. The eyes of the Goddess of Justice are traditionally blind: blind to the religion of the defendant, to his race, to his ...…
…WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1948' THE MICHIGAN DAILY Heart Bid Ball To Be Held by fssembly Saturd( ay fpril, 1? Suitable Clothes Prescribed For Afternoon Walks in Arb As every young lady wants to be properly attired for any occasion, the Michigan coed's wardrobe is not complete without clothes for Sunday afternoon walks in the Arb. In most fashion discussions, one starts with the hat and works down, but for the Arb, the order is reversed. At ...…
…Tfl1~ 1~TICflIGA7N DAILY I WEflNESDAY, MAROff 24, 1~ Approach of Easter Turns rhoughts to New Wardrobe 'New Look' Is 'Neat Look' New French, British Imports Stress Uh-tra-Feinine /Apprel By SYLVIA FOLZ With Easter on the threshold, thoughts once again turn to-.a new spring outfit, with femininity the predominating note in clothes. Capes, long full skirts with a whisper of ruffled petticoats, and suits with soft lines are the newest sty...…
…WEN .;-',AY, M RCH '24, 1i1?1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Coeds See New Look' For Spring Feminine Appeal Replaces Sloppy Look for Relaxing; Bluejeans, Pajamas Out By MARY ALICE CHENEY SOME 300 COEDS in bobby sox and sweaters sat self-con- sciously around a circle two week.' ago in the League ballroom while seven impeccably groomed models introduced what the college wom- an should wear this spring. From all calculating glances, it seems that the "...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY wrD rSDA , ---- - -- - ------ College Skit by ZBT Wins First Prize in 'Hilleizapoppin' "I'll Never Forget My College Days," a skit with original words and music presented by Zeta Beta T o fra u y-, won first prize in the annual "Hillelzapoppin' " last Saturday in Lydia Mendelssohn, Theatre. Sigma Delta Tau followed with thir :, econd place winner, "Demublicans' Choice" in the series of vaueille skits presented by the Bna...…
…WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Spring Football Starts Monday Spring football practice will begin Monday, March 29. Men interested in participating in the six-week session are re- quested to report at Ferry Field this week for assignment of lockers and uniforms to avoid congestion the first part of next week. EXHIBITION SCORES Dodgers 3, Montreal 2 Indians 6, Browns 5 Washington 9, Reds 5 155-Pound Boxer Captures I-M Trophy' ...…
…TIE MWCTTWPAN DAHXY Wfl~r~faTMA"WrCU A15W~ INTERNATIONAL REPORT: Foreign Students Desribe Comimun st Ru le Campus Calen dcir x 1 TO)NSOR! 11 TUNTVES: Tob l inAhi Arbr lit W a bl i A i n Arb or Tonighit (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the third in a series on what European stu- dents at the University think of the international situation.) By ANDIEE SEEGER Two University students told the stories of Communist rule in their homelands, yesterday....…
…CHALLENGE TO MYDA See PaE it1i x DUIIM MAN THlE BOATS Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 121 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 23, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS I I Blood Flows In Holy Land As 140 Die Report Fighting iTo Be WorstLYet By The Associated Press JERUSALEM, March 22 -The bloodiest 24 hours of fighting in Palestine's current reign of vio- lence tonight left 140 dead, in- cluding four British soldiers and a British consta...…
…PAGE TWO n, r VHE XTCUTCAN I~vi PF I -_-"' '° 11111 1T11 t lllll"2'1.11 1J t1.lLT ' ® .r_ _.___._ .. ..__._._ . ..e ... .. . . 1 Challenge to MYDA THE TIME has come for MYDA to either put up or shut up on the question of University recognition. President Ruthven's announcement of the second official rejection of its betition for recognition leaves MYDA three and only three honorable courses of action. 1. Prove that it' is an honest gro...…
…TPUESDAY, M~A LCI 23, 19,18 F THE MICIIGAN DAILY I- Open House To Feature Huge Sports Program NCAA Tank Meet Attracts 175 Natators 33 Colleges Sending TopiSwimmers Here 'What a meet this is going to be!" That's what Matt Mann en- thusiastically terms the NCAA swimming meet to be held in the Michigan pool this Thursday Fri- day and Saturday. From Bowdoin, Southern Cali- fornia, Wyoming, Texas A. & M. and schools all over the country, mor...…
…PROEF FUR THE MICITIGJN DAILY r i FOREIGN OPINIONS: 'U' Hungarian Students Describe Life in Balkans (EDIATOR'S NOTE: This is the sec- ond in a series of articles on what European students at the University think of the international situation.) By ANDEE SEEGER Balkan life, with its puppet gov- ernments, controlled parties, pris- Ca npu Calendar JGP-Women interested in ush- ering meet at 7 p.m. in Lydia Men- delssohn Theatre. Senior Ball C...…
…U.S. PALESTINE DECISION See Page 4 Y 46F A61F 411 r gtt t t pn Datii4 EARLY APRIL Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 121 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCh 21, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Wolverines Capture National Hockey Title Senators Still Unconvinced On UMT Plan Poll Shows More Sup>orl for Draft By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, March 20 - -A majority of Senators remain to be convinced that Congress should write into la...…
…THE MICHIGAN- DAItY r rr:; , ry ~ , _________________________________________________--__------____-- I DAILY SURVEY: "U' European Students View Recent News Developments ",nT"" "n T. T "^r n i 71,"7 -.- _ (I EDITUR'4 NOTEi TnPS his the first in t a series of articles on what European students at the University think of the international situation.) By ANDEE SEEGER European students" here gave a gloomy interpretation of recent news, w...…
…SUNDAY, MARCH 21, 1948 THE MI(. p ____ ___ i_ with MARY STEIN To anyone who, like us, has worn out a record of "The Anni- versary Song" or has seen "The Jolson Story" two or three times, listening to Al Jolson's radio show is disillusionment. In fact we don't advise tuning in on the Thursday night show un- less you can arrange it so you only hear Jolson's singing. The rest of the show is not only unentertaining-laughs few and far between-but...…
…THE MICHIGAN r) A TI N 4 SUNDAY. R X 1441 _. .-- _ _ ... .L ~.__Z_ .IT.RE..J_.. - - - .--i- -,TaC11 Vai /d L#AJa%* I, U.S. Palestine Decision More Reasonable j'E DECISION of the United States to scuttle its policy toward Palestine has been aptly described by Representative Klein as "the most terrible sell-out of the common people since Munich." The fact that a more reasonable and justifiable al- ternative has been substituted for parti...…
…SUNDAY, MA XR 21, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SUNDAY, MARCH 21, 194&PAGE Sorority Pledges To Present Formal,_May]1 r3 Sorority pledge classes, under the auspices of the Panhellenic Association, have joined hands in planning their annual pledge project, a dance to be presented Saturday, May 15 in the League Ballroom. One member of each pledge class has been elected as a rep- resentative on the central com- mittee for the- dance. Some wil...…
…ThE MiC~i-HGA ~DAILY ?C''1tliAY, lAUCJT 1Z, F,48 C Ma pie Leafs Down Detroit; Clinch Crown TORONTO, March 3--(P)-The Toronto Maple Leafs clinched the National Hockey League title last night by defeating the Detroit Red Wings, 5-3. The pennant is the first the Leafs have won since 1937-38 when they finished first in the Ca- nadian division. The Leafs, de- fending Stanley Cup champions, lead the Wings by three points. The two meet in Detroi...…
…14948 Y ii L MI fjiIGAN-1_A11 Pucksters Oklahoma Aggies Triu Third Period Rally Wins; Cagers Rebound mph McDonald Sparkles in Net, Holds Indians in Last Stanza In NCAA Wrestling Meet i i ,, i; : Box Sew M ivhigan (66) to Su:.prunowicz, f ......'7 MeCaslin. f .........0 Mclntosh, fV.........7 Mikulich, f..........0 Stottlebauer, f.......0 Roberts, c..........1 Wisniewski. c.1 Harrison, g..........4 Elliott .. . .5 Morrill, g............…
…a I THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAE', MARCH 21, 1948 T.H E . . .. . .. . . . . . -. U, I r , CLOCK-WATCHER: Band' .Student Manager Times Programs, Trips By ALICE BRINKMPAN Clock watching isn't appreciated on most jobs, but it's just what the boss ordered in the case of the University bands' student man- ager, Chuck Hills. On the Rose Bowl trip he went through the day, with one eye al- ways on the clock to assign eating schedules, rooms, make ...…
…LEAPING TOO SOON See Page 4 41t z!ta Da i4 VERN' WET' FOR SPI'N(; Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVII, Np. 120 ANN ARBOR, MICHIlGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 1948- PRICE FIVE CENTS House Group Okays Global Aid Program Greece, Turkey, China Included By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, M'arch 19 - A $6,205,000,000 global foreign aid bill was approved late today by the House Foreign Affairs r Committee. The bill includes: $5,300,000,000 for...…
….:';11 l 1 tittl Y ti :vti r < 1 ,;ir; l.r-} TWO THE TICHIGAN D-AILY ~A~3~AY, MA~1T Zf~, 1q48 I NO MORE FRENZY: Grad Student Compiles List of ReliableTypists _________-- --K, ------- By FRAN IVICK Something has finally been done about the periodic student frenzy to have papers typed. Impressed with the mental strain of a friend who didn't know whether he would graduate be- cause of the dilatory typist whom he employed, Donald D. Tewes,...…
…MARCHI20,1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FAGE -~ ~ ~-~---- -- -- - - -,~- - -- ----~ -~ a- - :Ml-Columbia Met in NCA4Consolation Tonight Last Chance for Cage Team To Bring Back Garden Win GrapplersWll SPRING' FEVER iT7s )D1 [EUR: 'Match Talents Big Nine Showing Makes Evans OlympicProspect The Future . . By IRWIN ZUCKER Michigan's basketball team will get another crack at a Madison - Square Garden victory tonight when it battles Columbia in ...…
…ThF 1 7ril. i it:;N ifv_ I ~%~nt~v, MARf~ 2~. 1948 . ............ . ....................... ........ .................... ... i I'D RATHER BE RIGHT: Leaping Too Soon By SAMUEL GRAFTON HERE WAS MISSING in President Tru- man's speech any suggestion as to what would satisfy him, what would satisfy us, what measures on the part of Russia would end the crisis. The President in effect, pre- sented a plan for what he hoped would meet the crisis...…
…SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 1948 THE ICHGANDAHTIL Gargoyle Spearheads Do It for ree' Movement I TIIRIVJIN(G ALUMNI: Problem of Birds And Bees Probed In Monday )S Issue Pink Hearts and loweIrs Ilmle WiLh Yelow IsieIC, ForIti dei'i rititl "If the birds and bees can do it for free, how come it costs students a quarter to read the Garg?" is the question euphemistically asked by the March "Birds-and-Bees" Gargoyle, on sale everywhere Mond...…
…PAGE SIX THE vMICIG(AN lAILl SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 1948 ______________.._______ TL Feel like a dumb bunny when you play bridge? WAIR'S have autobridge sets ranging from the elementary bridge problems thru the very advanced ones. Practice at home till you're a match for Ely himself. $4.00 to $6.00. i 1 ±+ ' :. 11 1 /" rl r h ' N' LNk Want pumps to match that bright new Easter suit? MAR- TI WALKER offers the latest styles in the new...…
…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 ...…
…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...…
…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...…
…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...…
…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...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MARCH 19, 1948 THE MiC------A -Y-r-bA-,- -A- -19- 194 i mousy, Kaftan Too Much or Wolverines To Handle A 4 Ketucky Tops Columbia in NCAA Opener NEW YORK, March 18-(/)- Kentucky's potent Wildcats smothered Columbia's Ivy Leaguel champions, 76-53, tonight in thej first semifinal game of the Na- tional Collegiate Athletic Asso-1 ciation Eastern playoffs. A capacity Madison Square Garden crowd of nearly 18,500...…
…FRIDAY, MARCH 19, 1948 Pucksters Face Boston College In First V( ,AA Tilt JUST KIBITZING: They're Taking 'Bennie' Seriously Now By DICK KRAUS Daily Sports Editor It's only been a few years since the football men first realized that Bennie G. Oosterbaan was more than just the comedy reliet in the Michigan football setup. They first began to suspect it when 'Bennie moved into the backfield coaching job two sea- sons ago. Even when his boss, ...…
…DTI A MI I 1cAkN D i Y flhril v m 'Maternit HEospital Called 'Disgrace to U he State sY °v 2. UNIVERSITY MATERNITY HOSPITAL'S single, narrow, winding stairway (above) is a traffic problem for staff members. According to State fire marshal's officers, two more stairways are needed if the building is to continue in use as a maternity hospital. 3. ALTHOUGH PATIENTS AND GARBAGE do not ride at the same time, this elevator (above) is used for...…
…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...…
…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...…
…MUYDA)-CZECI t STAND See Page 2 it L Zr lia" Dai4i L OUDY, COLDER POSSIBLE RAIN Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 116 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 16, 1948 PRICE FIVE ( I ._ C Ruthven Favors Fami iaritwith Communist Ideas rells Educators' Radio Roundtable Ignorance Causes Wrong Thinking By HAROLD JACKSON President Alexander G. Ruthven told a radio audience Sunday that he hopes that Communism is being taught o...…
…FTH~E MICIGAN IiAHI TT 12 1 Concert Will Feature Rare, Old Selectiones collegiu"m msicum To Sponsor Musicale Old and unusual music is be- ing featured in the chamber mu- sic concert to be presented at 8:30 p.m. today in Rackham Assembly Hall by Collegium Musicuni un- der direction of Dr. Louise Cuyler, of the theory department of the music school. Collegium Musicum, an infor- mal musical organization devoted to the performance of little-know...…
