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…THURSDAY, SETEMBER 26, 1946 THE ICHIAN DATTY PAGE Cardinals Lose, But Retain Full Game Lead over D Odgers Advance Sale Of Grid Tickets Pleases Baker Applications Ireble Last Season's Mark If the smile on Mr. Andrew Baker's face can be used as an indication of the advance football ticket sales, it is easy to see that each contest is well on its way to being a sell-out. Baker, who is in charge of athletic tickets, reported that orders for s...…

…FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1946 TIE MICHIGAN IAILY Wolverines Meet Hoosiers in Opener Tomorrow n r: i Cheerleaders To Add Color On Saturday Loken and MacGowan Direct Colorful Squad Adding color bo the University of Michigan grid opener tomorrow will be eight versatile cheerleaders led by veteran Bill MacGowan, and direct- ted, for the first time, by a faculty adviser, Newton Loken. MacGowan, who hails from Jack- sonville, Fla., was unanim...…

…* sATUORAY, SEPTRMBElR 28, 1946 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE 4 Few Good Student Seats Overshadowed by Distributio n Row By TOM WALSH 'J'HE EXTENSIVE publicity accorded the Student Legislature's attack upon the scandalous handling of student football tick- ets distribution has overshadowed the far more basic question of the overall student seating which has been aptly called a "stink- ing mess" by one irate student. No, 25 to 40 yard l...…

…SUNPAYI, SEPTEMBER. 2~9, 194fi THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE ___________________________________________ I I Crowds Cheer Return of Greek King to Athens By The Associated Press ATHENS Sept. 28-King George II stepped upon a quay carpeted with olive branches intended as a symbol of his hopes of binding up the wounds of his strife-torn land today and was received by tumultous welcome from thousands of Greeks shouting "Long live the king!" an...…

…SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1949 T HIE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THEE - =- __ G. I. TALENT SCOUTS: Iceland Chorus Makes U.S. Debut Thordarson Leads 36 Vole Ensemble The Icelandic Chorus, brought to the attention of American music-lov- ers by servicemen stationed during the war on the island, this season makes its first concert tour in the United States. Appearing first in Reykjavik in 1927, the Chorus, billed as the Karla- kor Reykjavikur, toured Eu...…

… PAGE FOUR-SECTION ONETHE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1940 - , _ _.. e r .-.. _... _ - ... ,. .a n,...,.... i e -- a THE MICHIGAN DAILY .9,. 1- 7, f i 1 5' i. L 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 Assolated Press i...…

…PAGE rOtUI THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER ,.~ ., , _ Y ... _ , t The Michigan Daily Daily Editor Issues Challenge To Members Of Class Of '45 Edited and managed by students of the University Michigan under the authority of the Board in ContrW 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 th...…

…THE MTCHIGAN-D AILY TUESDAY, s _ ,.. ... he Michigan Daily Washington Merry-Go-Round I DREW PEARSON and ROBERT 'S. ALLEN 7 w1 w - v- dited and managed by students of the University of ,higan under the authority of the Board in Control Student Publications. 'ublished every morning except Monday during the iversity year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press the Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the for republ...…

…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATUREAY. SEPT. 24, 1942 -- __ - a.., _. _ ti ,,, _~ _~ Fifty-Second Year Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan underthe 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 exclus...…

… TIRE IMTCH~IGAN.DAIT1Y SATURDAY. SEPT. 1*,I:;. ~ }y.u.aa ,_; .ia .Z + : x ~m. Fifty-Third Year eried 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- -ay and. Tuesday during the summer session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press 'is exclusively e...…

…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TEMRSDAY, SEET'EAMER 16, 1948 THAll.:~DAr THRDA.SETMBR1& ®4 OLD CRICKET FIELD: Ferry Field Scene Of Many Triumphs McCOY DIRECTS: Manager's Club Rolls into High Gear Of the various facilities incor- porated in the University athletic plant, which started as a single gymnasium tent in 1858, none has a more colorful or complicated his- tory than Ferry Field. Since the first makeshift struc- ture, the athletic s...…

…PAW FO _ y THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21. 1948 _ _ ._ _ ~ a _ _ . m .- I I. ...... _ .... __.. e.Y. . ....y +.... a... I (Pei, ed ONE OF THE not so well known works of the House Un-American Acitivities Committee is a handy little pamphlet en- titled "100 Things You Should Know About Communism in the U.S.A." which might well have been subtitled "Reds, Their Habits, Habitat and How to Hunt Them." In 29 compact pages and one hund...…

…Ph PAE FOUR~ TIE MICHIGAN DAILY yl. , NnDit Y, _ ; a! (Editor's Note is written by Managing Editor Harriett Friedman.) THERE IS AN OLD, vicious and all too familiar principle involved in the Olivet College furore. If you recall the story, a professor of political science, and his wife, a college librarian, were given a year's leave of ab- sence without pay and requested to resign at the end of that time. The college gave no reason for th...…

…PAGE FOUP1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TU SDAY, SE~PTEMBER 23. 1948 II - I 1 I I -_ __ . _ __, ....._., . d,,...... ... _ .,, . .,_., I Holy Land Peace?" THE MEN who killed Count Folke Berna- dotte Friday may have provided the only possible means of bringing peace to the Holy Land. If the Swedish Count had not fallen before the guns of the Irgun, the UN might never have risen from the stupor which envelopes it and, what is more im- portant, the ...…

…PA' uuM THE iMCHIGAN DAILY mmity, svpmmm N twg-, -I I j The City Editor's_ SCRATCH PAD SEE THE LOCAL Communists and their friends are up to their old tricks of trying to capture a progressive organization and use, it for their own ends. This time they have openly invaded the campus chapter of the Americans Veterans Committee under the leadership of local commie-about-town Ed Shaffer. Avowed Communist Shaffer brought his bunch of cronies ...…

…PAGE FOu THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1948 ._ r _ 750,000 REPRESENTED: NSA Congress Plans New Projects Babson Qualifies Charge Of Communist Control 0 (EfITOR'S NOTE: This is the first of a series of four interpretive ar- ticles on the National Student Asso- ciation's first annual congress which was held from Aug. b-28, at Mad- ison, Wis. The series was prepared by the University NSA committee.) The first congress of the N...…

…~UP~U~E~TTWUI A w THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 26. 1948 ,:.I ,-.r .., a du. a.m a. . .. ., .tee. hat Tartinq Vepd? fi ODDLY ENOUGH, all news stories and ed- itorials dealing with the charges of Red domination made by AVC Chairman Dave Babson have been written by persons who were not at the meeting under discussion. As one who attended and participated in the meeting, this writer seeks to correct the many erroneous statements ...…

…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDfAY, SEPTEMWBER 28, 1948 I _ : Vulnerable Ones I -- - - - - - -- - WHEN ADAM STRICKER, General Mo- tors official, charged before Congress that the University's workers' education service economics course was indoctrinating students with Marxism, he set off a charge which threatens to seriously injure an in- creasingly important project. Awaiting review of the charges by the Board of Regents, the classe...…

…PAGE 9UQ THE MICHIGAN DbAILY WEDNE1%wDAY. =PT.9 OO 24Ji~ . t a.ti + I I a ~Y . l i" j~l rval\cdo"L1j, Oaurd. 4U, 1 7 Y I (4,e,s rnete THE BIG COMPANIES backing the termi- nation of the University's Workers' Ed- ucation Service courses are cutting their own throats. Unless, of course, their past demands for more democracy in unions were just so much baloney. It seems pretty obvious to me that the surest way of putting unions in the hands ...…

…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY r : TMMRSDAY, SETEMVEIL30,1948 -U II a _.. , _.R.! y ._....,t,,...e... ,,. , .., a. . For the Better... JTS interesting- to note, on looking back, that the administration's ideas on what students should or shouldn't do have changed somewhat since a year ago. The changes are for the better, on the whole. That is, University policy, as it now operates in the area whose center is aca- demic freedom, shows some ...…

…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, BEFTEMBMUAWW J Ew RAGE FOUR WWNESDAY, SEPTEMRER ~2, ~R4R~ . ~ a U r, y . ,. 4, The Daily's Aims WITH THE MEANING of many major issues obscured by black kettles and blacker pots, and with little relief in sight, clear thinking on the part of the college- educated American particularly is at a high premium. Recognizing the dangers inherent in bias and sensationalism, The Michigan Daily will attempt...…

… PACE FOUR TILE _ MICHIGAN PAILY WE VDNESDAY, SEPT._, INS4 . ,. .,._ - _ 4.o- 0:06 I... of. III Y~ **1/. Ii }} k e+ ' A bag panned to. { ~to -buoyantly go to f match the plumag ' psi* %;r". .x. Joyce shoes, to be f prig y r e ""'1'i ri10 1 1? /J/ u;. t Leg- Size BeleShrme Ibrev , At.. for lener o smll los, "tea \_1 f Sh oe-Ma'tching~ Shioulder BAG cross the campus to classes; football games; to fashionably *e colors of your Ruff glo...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 4949 I' a____________________________ U WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-RO] Steel L'obbA By DREW PEARSON A SECRET BREAKFAST took place in the Carlton Hotel the other day to discuss a problem that worries the steel industry just about as much as the strike. A This is the basing-point system, a mono- poly practice whereby steel companies lessen competition between each other by charging the same price whether th...…

…rII III IBII IreIllliittfR..li I r rr.1 iii: 11,1111.1-41, u. " :n Werr SD Y,.rTR ,,..R I~W PAGE FOUTR THE MICHIGAN DAILY ' WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28,1919: ;:__________ na~_____rd __X _____________________ U ______________.__x__x,________________r__..____,.__..___-_____ - ! V Preferred Rushing IN MORE THAN 50 fraternal abodes the cobwebs are being brushed down this week and the brothers are practicing their smiles and handshakes, in prepa...…

….JIX A4 ITI A-.AAa 7 jI i -,CA j Ai d1 rdi top Ile te ,' By LEON JAROFF THE MOST EFFECTIVE form of cam- paigning during Detroit's recent primary election was not the radio oratory or catchy political phrasing on the billboards, but an insidious whispering campaign against many of the candidates for mayor. Whether the whispering began spontane- ously or was planted by political agents is difficult to ascertain but, whatever the case, it was...…

…_THE _MICHIGAN .DAILY FRIDAY, 11n. ----- ---- - - I .. - 11 -- - -- - . .1- - -_._._-_______.__._-__-_=_--_--_- I_-_I-::_-__1._-1 l.._I- - 11 Student LEAVE US FACE IT. Sex is here to stay. Here are the questions a national mag- azine is now circulating among the coun- try's campus leaders for eventual publica- tion: "How would you describe the condition of student morals on your campus? Whole- some? Lax? Average?" "How well do you feel st...…

…THE MICHIGAN WAILY wm-mw T IJESDAY, SmIT9MER 23, 194' BILL MAULDIN Z4.. Fifty-Eighth Year OPEN LETTER: Legislature Welcome ) -~-.- -Th Edited and managed by students of the Uni- versity of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff John Campbell................Managing Editor Clyde Recht ..........................City Editor Stuart Finlayson ................Editorial Director Eunice M...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Fifty-Eighth Year I MATTER OF FACT: Good Investment BILL MAULDIN Letters to the Editor... Edited and managed by students of the Uni- versity of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Stafff John Campbell ...................Managing Editor Clyde Recht.......................City Editor Stuart Finlayson ..............Editorial Director Eunice Mintz..................Associate...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY t-g Y g r i Burt Fifty-Eighth Year I'D RATHER BE RIGHT: New American Type BILL MAULDIN ,, N \ t\\ \ Nk X Edited and managed by students of the Uni- versity of Michigan undernthe authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff John Campbell ...................Managing Editor Clyde Recht ..........................City Editor Stuart Finlayson ...............Editorial Director Eunice Mintz ..........…

…FRMAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1947 FAGE FOUR T HE MICHIGAN DAILY I Fifty-Eighth Year ON WORLD AFFAIRS: Report from Europe BILL MAULDIN fi Edited and managed by students of the Uni- versity of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff John Campbell ...................Managing Editor Clyde Recht ........................City Editor Stuart Finlayson ................Editorial Director Eunice Min...…

…FOURg SATURDAY, SEPTEMER 27, 1947 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Fifty-Eighth Year MATTER OF FACT: Realpolitdi ls . y . .... ._..__... ._ _..__ _...--I I DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Letters to the Editor... Edited and managed by students of the Uni- versity of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff John Campbell ...................Managing Editor :lyde Recht.......... ....... ......City Editor...…

…._x THE MICHIGAN DAILY st s a. .. a .a ~n . v a . a. ar a r i~ . ...... . .,_. . _ . t Fifiy-Eighth Year -~ - , ~ .... -- - - - r" P~It Edited and;n anag ci Oy -.udent of the Uni- versIty of Mic hi ::n r teo authorit of the Boad in (Con.rol of i. ii llulications. Editori Staf John Ctnpbe .. ......... Mqnaging Editor Clyd e e h l ....... ........ . . . City Editor art ina , .on .. ... ..... .ditorial Director ince Mint ....................A...…

…GE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER Fifty-Eighth Year - dted ty emanaged by students of the Uni- versity of Mifchigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff John Campbell ...................Managing Editor Clyde Recht.......................City Editor Stuart F nlayson ................Editorial Director Eunice Mintz..................Associate Editor Dick Kraus ...........................…

…'THE MICHIGAN DAXILY T'UESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1946 Fifty-Sixth Year I'D RATHER BE RIGHT: TrumanCo nse rvative 'Captive BILL MAULDIN Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Robert Goldman ..................... Managing Editor Miltgn Freudenhein.................Editorial Director Clayton Dickey.......................... City Editor Mar...…

…TH E 'MICH IGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1 I'D RATHER BE RIGHT: I BILL MVAULDIN No Quick 'Pushbutton' War Robert Goldman ...................... Managing Editor W3lton Freudenheim.................Editorial Director layton Dickey .............................City Editor Mary Brush........................Associate Editor annutz...........................Associate Editor Paul Harsha........................ Associate Editor Clark Bake...…

…THE ;MICHIGAN D'AILY THURSDAY, SEPTE1VIBER 26, 1946 - _ Fifty-Seventh Year IT SO HAPPENS ... " Back by Popular Demand ... Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Robert Goldman.................... Managing Editor Milton Freudenheim.................Editorial Director Clayton Dickey ............................ City Editor Mary Brush ....…

… TH' I~ IHT.AN D& TTVL F ,It i', SEPTENIBEl , 27. 1946 __ .aa..., __ . _ z . _ . FRID~aaY.r n ER. aaa 1L ~ Vk14A47Y r, Fifty-Seventh Year i octtCPJ to the 6clitor BILL MAULDIN Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff tobert Goldman ...................... Managing Editor Milton Freudenheim .... . ... . .......Editorial Director C...…

…-TH E MTCTIITGAINWDAL'Y a as s. a~raa a. as a Vi :11 f .il 3111 1 .... . ..-T:UIIDA ..:a SEPTEMBE .ui~ru.. 'R . Th4r.u.a;i # State Support, Control Advised For Wayne U. DETROIT, Sept. 27-(IP)--Opera- tion and financing of Wayne Univer- sity was recommended by a special state legislative committee today in a report to the Detroit Board of Edu- cation. The committee, composed of both senators and representatives, also recommended that the n...…

… rrIIfJI MI(:JJJAN DIMLY SUINUV, 9F '7r ,,M. 'BFR , " . ...........4 LTI 1v' if/i j R i Pilt1 Poor LColee /11,, . .. ......... .... ..... ... . ........ .. .. .... . I . .... .. ........... ......... . . . . ..... .... ... .. . .. ... ........ . . ..... . ... .. . ..... . . ............. . .............. -- - DAILY OFFIxCIAL BULL ETIN 1'1 l 4 l ell 1'a I ii1 IIiiln ll iii I Nl"fl t',tt l Ilan .IIt ,JaItk W l 1 1 1 I . ,1 1 1 1, { ' ...…

…T WAGE FOUU THE MICHIG12AN fDAILY SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1941 .1 r I I 1946 Six ty-IN a lith Annual 1944 7 A GI VEN BY THE UN IVERS ITY MUS I CAL SOC IETY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN 110 co CERTS . 1 ST RS; , I VLADIMIR H OROW ITZ YEHUDI MENUHIN SERGE KOUSSEVITZKY LOTTE LEHMANN . Who and Whenfm ? James Melton, tenor Boston Symphony Orchestra, Serge Koussevitzky, conductor Thursday, Octo...…

… TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1940 THE MICHIG~AN DbAIL PAGE FIVE-SECTION Q y yZ V 11 L R I PAGE FIVE-SECTTON ONE Campus Will Elect President In Poll At Registration Time Dental School Sees Decrease (Continued from rage 1) be sold at popular prices, with no in- crease because of the orchestra. Pos- sible suggestions for orchestras have been the bands under the direction of Glenn Miller, Artie Shaw, Bobby Byrne, Sammy Kaye, Horace Heidt and ...…

… 1941 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE r . Honor Society To Meet Today At Breakfast Wyvern To Adopt Alumnae Scholars; Will Acquaint Them With Varied Campus Activities Wyvern, junior women's honor so- ciety, will meet for a cafeteria break- fast at 8 a.m. today in the Russian Tea Room of the League to plan an informal gathering with Freshmen Alumnae Scholars. Traditional fall function of Wyvern is the adoption of these scholars for a program design...…

…TlIE MICHIGAN DAILY Official 'rushing rules also tsate that a house may not have more than four dates with one rushee and this applies to telephone calls as well. However, if a sorority wishes to rush a certain woman who has not yet registered officially for rushing, it may ask her if she would like to regis- ter so that she may be asked to des- sert or dinner. If a woman is not registered she may not be invited to a house during the intensiv...…

…SEPT. 26, 1942 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE Student Cabbies Sufer At Every Turn 'En Route' By ROBERTA MANTHO "Okay, lady. Show me how to get there-" A student cab-driver is talking to his ,passenger. While waiting for fall classes to begin, he is picking up a little extra money during the hot- weather season. But the cab-driver unfortunately isn't exactly "big- time"-he doesn't know Ann Arbor beyond Angell Hall. He has- been cruising down...…

…SEPT. 29, 1942 TIE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE _ 1 ;, SEPT 29,1942PACEFIV New Courses Are Announced By Edmonson Special Program To Aid Persons In Reentering Teaching Professions Special part-time courses to aid persons entering or re-entering the1 teaching profession to fill the war- created public school personnel short-t age were announced today by Dean1 James B. Edmonson of the School of Education. ' In announcing the University's regul...…

… THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 194 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE CHAPPUIS, ELLIOT T ADDED: Michigan Boasts 31 All-Americans) By MURRAY GRANT (Daily sports Editor) When Bob Chappuis and Bump Elliott were chosen as Michigan's contributions for the 1947- All- Americans, they became the thir- ties and thirty-first Wolverines to be honored in the past 50 years. Back in 1898, when Casper Whitney of "Harper's Weekly was selecting the muthicas teams ...…

…TUE~SDAY, SEPTEMERn 21, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE i . i Dean of Women Aids in Solving Housing, Employment Problems WAA To Begin Fall Semester Women students who enrolled in the University too late to obtain living quarters in dormitories or league houses have been accom- modated with temporary sleeping quarters at the Michigan League dormitory. The dormitory was for- merly occupied by women living and working at the League....…

…Y, "To 7l;. 1948 TH M"- ie --Wk 1' -A"IJa..S N ' '~AY ~ C 1~8~ Announce Five New League Appointments; I Interviewing T o Begin for Other Positions New appointments for League positions for this year have been announced by Mary Carolyn S Wright, chairman of the Inter- viewing Committee. The new floorshow chairman of Casbah, the campus nightclub sponsored by the League, is Lois Steere. Joann Ellis has been ap- pointed dance chairman of ...…

… THURtSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1949, THE MICHIGAN-, DAILY PAGE F1IL WAA Petitions Due Tuesday For Dancing Club Manager C+ c>c ac_>c c c c t> ; t c c c < c ac->t * .nc t c c>c (X==>( c= X----X l s 0 tnV ancl n Vagem t n Q c c oe c cro <>c o < c <>c oc- , c_ < c o o oc =sc c_1ac- c c- c CC Mrs. Aull To Lead New Organization The WAA will open petitioning this week for the managership of its newest affiliated organization, -a folk and square dan...…

…Soph Cabaret Seeks Floorsh Tryouts for Annual Program W~UU U ~ Wf >- ,W '' .: .% * -,- 1UE IC IHIGAN DAILYX PACK, rtn",7 ow Ont else JI 4' Soph Cabaret, the extravan- ganza' presented each year by sophomore women, will get under way with floorshow tryouts next week. The Cabaret, now celebrating its 21st birthday, ntakes over the Floorshow Tryouts Michigan League Dance Tryouts-Room A 3:00 Sept. 28 4:00 Sept. 29 5:00 Sept. 30 Song Tryou...…