…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, .................. ...... . ......................... ...... .......... _ . , ..... ....._ . __ um AEW SUPER DESK General. o ALibrary Face Li.( Iii Reading Kwn ler It DAILY OFFICIALi BULLIETIN UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNION OPERA Nresents FROGGIOTTOM A Hilarious Musical Comdy" Michigan Theater 8:30 P.M, March 23, 24, 25 95 Final alterations in the com- plete face-lifting job in the m(,in reading room of the ...…
…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 13, 149 . .. ... - - ... . ........... ..... . ...... . STUDENT PROFILE, I Toby' Rosen Concentrates in NSA 'i Ing in... I ( Kaiser-Frazer 1To Onen itPlant T * * * * t By ROMA LIPSKY She's been in lit school, art school, and is getting her degree in music, but Arlynn Rosen main- tains that her field of concentra- tion is really NSA. And while others spend hours with their books, the secretary o...…
…WTHEMICHIGANDAILY DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in The Daily Official The University Personnel Office Bulletin is constructive notice to all has received calls for students in- members of the University. Notices terested in part-time employment. for the Bulletin should be sent in Men who have had soda fountain typewritten form to the Office of the Mewhoavhdsdafuti Assistant to the President, Room 2552 experience and who have the Adminis...…
…FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1949 ITHE MICHIGAN DAILY s wwww"Wommomom Jaarsma To Dedicate Center Speakers Hold STUDENT PRODUCTION: Banquet Today 'Boy Meets Girl' G Speaking on "A Christian Wit- corner of Forest and Washtenaw, ness on a Campus," Dr. Cornelius at 7:30 p.m. today. Jaarsma, of Calvin College, Grand Dr. George Goris of Grand Rap- Rapids, will keynote the dedica- ids, will "hand over the keys" to tion ceremonies at the opening of the Re...…
…PAGE-TWO THE ~MCHIGT~ANT IATTV 1 1 i:d - 111 i lw 21 1 V't l \ Ll'1.1 1J 1 . 1 --- What's Up in the Dorms II DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN (EDITOR'S NOTE: Contributors to What's Up in the Dorms should con- tact Dolores Palanker at The Daily or 105 Betsy Barbour.) FOR THE FINAL time this year Lloyd House will open its lounge to accommodate Lloyd men and their guests at the Lloyd-Indiana Open House after the game today. ties, refreshments and s...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 1919 Now _... OLLEGE ROUNDUP: NS A Group Marches on Discriminatin I -- -- - . - - (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the sec- ond in a series of College Roundups on nation-wide campus organiza- tions.) By CRAIG WILSON Christmas vacation found the National Student Association (NSA) . meeting in a Regional Convention in Pennsylvania and moving to combat discriminatory practices in Quaker state schools. They o...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1949 'Coon Plays 'Possum!f Conn Named President of Law Council Richard Conn has been elected president of the Executive Council of the Lawyers Club. New senior members of the council include Ralph McCartney, Milton Roth and Ronald Green- berg. William Mitchell and James Rogers were elected as junior members. HENRY RYDER was named junior member of the Board of' Governors. He will serve a two year ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1949 GEM OF AMERICANA: Gettysburg Exhibit Will Commemorate Address ,DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN ' l Four score and six years ago, on Nov. 19, at the dedication of a cemetery, Abraham Lincoln brought forth a two minute speech which has since become the best- known gem of Americana. To commemorate the famous address, the speech department has planned a "Gettysburg exhib- it" which will be hel...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TtTESDA'Y, DECEiV.t'SER 13,-.1949 ~ PAGE TWO TUESDAY, DECEMflER 13, 1949 PAKISTAN TROUBLE: Hindus Initiated Riots--Clark ' Artists CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING .N i By JOE TANNENBAUM The government of Hindu India, with the full knowledge of Gandhi and Nehru, deliberately planned and executed riots and massacres British troops from India, geology department lecturer John Clark charged yesterday. Clark spent two ...…
…TWO - THE MICIGC-AN IDL -'-cMBE 1047 ORIGINAL DEEP FREEZE: South Pole Adventures To Be Related By Byrd Some men spend their lives training dogs or horses, but Ad- miral Richard E. Byrd has spent a large portion of his life with pen- guins. Byrd probably could boast of traversing more ice than any other man, and all for good purposes. Results of his six polar trips have contributed greatly, both to scien- Bromage ... (Continued from Pag...…
…1TYUE~ uriI 2 %WX r- . . :.. AMERICAN IN PARIS: Tension in Paris Eases Ahhough Strikes Persist Discrimincatiou Figures The complete tabulatijons for l ntr Rac ,iialAsoitW: recent barbershop discriminat yn survty follow The questions were: 1--Do you ibeliev e thatrl ei:c )Usiiiess establishments which serve the public should refuse service to a customer On the basis of race? 2--Would you continue to patronize your barber :hair- dresser) if ...…
…. + ""WOTHEMtCHrcAN 1DAffY BABY CONTEST: Harried 'Ensian Staff Leaves. DiaperDifficulties to Parents DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN By CRAIG WILSON Even without parental diaper troubles, the Michiganensian baby ontest managers have their troubles. Anxious mothers and proud pa- pas from Willow Village to the U' Editor T1 Talk In Journalism Speech Series Students will have a first hand opportunity to get the newspaper viewpoint of international poli...…
…THE MICHIGAN A zpson Institute Conpfetes enty Years of Research yearly average of approxi- ly 2,000 patients has passed gh the portals of the Thomas y Simpson Memorial Insti- or Medical Research since its lishment in February, 1927. active Isotopes, Used e Institute specializes in re- h dealing with pernicious ia and diseases of the white corpuscles such as leukemia infectious mononucleosis dular fever). Mrs. Thomas y Simpson, whose husband...…
…TALE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, NLAR.CH 13, 1947 WAGETWO hURSAYMARG 13,194 BUILDERS IN SMl Architectur In Artistic Architecture is basically and science is the means t art, Enest Kump, a San] cisco architect, said in a l yesterday entitled "What Architect Should Not Know It is not technical gymn but a good, old-fashioned ar will continue to be one,I OCKS: eachers Get e Utilizes Science Training for Expression--Kunp Special Jobs art...…
…- Tfl. =tcmi A--W- Y - l . lY. , i rl:1 1 Candi dates Statements Iieg r-13 The fol o w i n g qualification NSO constitution must be written statements have been submitted with these objectives.rtot Rosenthd . t. . by candidates for Wednesday's * * The NSO can become a vigorous election of three delegates and force for the preservation of aca- Listen to this tale of romance three alternates to the National Ifick Coriright * demic freedom, the...…
…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...…
…U I T~lE Ml~li-A' I AILI SAT U~AY!-MAR~ 1% 1~4~ It's Not Inevitable SENATE TO CONSIDER UMT . . . more immediate military aid for Greece, Tur- key and the rest of Western Europe . . the question of when'the Russians will have the atom bomb ,... and the inevitable conclusion that we should strike now, while we have the atomic upper hand. All this means an atomic war, soon- and it is wrong. The inevitability of a war that hasn't started ca...…
…TWO TIlE MWITIGAN PATIN r, igig .T. .. .T............R.....3...9-- !P "N--" Pollock Gets New Faculty Appointment Regenits Name Seveni Others to 'U' Posts Six faculty appointments, a committee appointment, and a promotion were confirmed at the April meeting of the Board of Regents. Feature appointment was the naming of Dr. James K. Pollock, chairman of the political science department, as James Orin Mur- fin professor of Political Science...…
…I GE TWO THlE MICHIGAN DAIlY TTitVIDAY, MAY 13, 1948 . :. , ........ . ....... ....... ................................ .1 1-M NEWS f Golf Tourney To Be Held Saturday' Dorm, Independent Play Slowed by Bad Weather I MICHIGAN The University Golf Course will be closed Saturday to all those not participating in the Intramural Golf Tournament. R. J. Reichert beat Lee Set- omer to capture the All-Campus Paddleball championship. Ronald ...…
…PAGE TWO, THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1946 PAGE ~WO SUNDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1946 Saturday DeadlineAnnounced For Union Election Petitions i .- Patient Census Shows Rise At'U' Hospital v FEATURE STARTS 1:37 - 4:19 - 7:01 - 9:43 P.M. T ARTADPBSNFiYfT TfATA'E -----STARTS TODAY ---- Election petitions for the offices of Union vice-presidents, senior class officers and co-chairmen of the freshmen, sophomore and junior dances will be ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1943 I I - I DR. ALLEN SAYS: Chinese Reds' Land, Religious Policies Changed During War The more radical aspects of land ownership and religious policy in Communist areas of China have been generally alleviated in the last eight years, Dr. Stuart Allen, for- mer superintendent of the United Church of Canada Mission Hospital in Chungking, said in a recent in- terview.t Dr. Allen spent 17 ...…
…THE MICHIGAN-DAILY FRIDAY, DECEMER -1%,1940 Government Institute Aids State Agencies (Continued from Page 1) "In fact, they are our chief source of factual, statistical informa- tion." For instance, the Planning Sur- vey of the State Highway Depart- ment assisted the Bureau in its study of highway finance, and the Department of Social Welfare was helpful in the study of financing social security and related sub- jects which was carried on b...…
… PAGE TWO TIM, Mit1llc:AN DAIIy : WEDNESDfAY. MARCH 12. 1944- -..--,a, 2 .. __._... a as at tr . &U al 1 \l' t, i\ 1.1 1l.. Al-, A.. d s. '___ ..........__._.__..._::..._.____ _...._ ___.. ..__.__._....__......_._ _.._..______...._..___ _ _____ ._..._....._e _._..__..___.......... ........ _.. .. C , LWA4 A AVV X A AL Op 7 Fifty-Sixth Year Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board of C...…
…4 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY e* np ,. -- it Turkey Asks For U.S. Financial Aid Near Eastern Political Situation Will Not Influence Decision, Officials Say By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, April 12-Turkey has applied for an American loan of about $500,000,000 to finance industrial development, it was learned today. Government and diplomatic officials confirmed the Turkish applica- tion but stressed that American consideration at this t...…
…PAGR E TUC MICHIGANDAILY TTSi~A1 MvAn Fifty-igan it Fifty-iF th Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROJND: Action Lags on Post-War Jobs DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN t I ~~1 . _' Ij IC I I RUM, wrwnac CROW .n B.rffiiP9.., -- I Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Evelyn 'Phillips Margaret Farmer Ray Dixon Paul Sislin. Hank Mantho Dave Loe...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1' YDY , AP'R-FLo, 1945 .. . . ..... . .... - ,. i _ .. ,,: Arm es 0, S -Ole) Leipzig Yanks Ready for Dash Into Berlin ly AuST N BEALMEAR ByT'he Associated Press PARIS, Friday, Arril 13-U. S. Ninth Army tanks smashed across the1 Elbe River on a six-mile front just 57 miles from Berlin yesterday and U. S. First and Third Armies in sweeps of nearly 50 miles thundered at the gates of the great city of Leipzig, 75 miles...…
…PAGE TWO THE IICHIGAN DAILY {1l A-, MAY 13, 19l' .......... _ , Regents Receive Book Collection of Late Dean The Board of Regents has received the library of the late Dr. W. B. Hins- dale, former dean 'of the Homeo- pathic MedicaleCollege and later Custodian of Michigan Archaeology in the University Museums. The collection, representative of the broad interests of Dr. Hinsdale, includes a number of museum mater- ials. Distributed to the ...…
…MAETWO THE MICHICAN AILY WEDNESDAY, UNE 13, 1945 House Passe Anti- 'U' STUDENTS ELIGIBLE: Midwest Writer's Conference Offers Awards in Many Fields TfLe ]-(-)5 Ex-Premiter Reynaud Delivers Notes to Frencb High Court, Will Give Further Ffe ,tjImony Against Petain Tlis Week; Blum, flerriot To Testify Later Bill Goes to Senate Southerners Prote By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, June 12 - Over- riding objections of southern Dem- ocrats...…
…?A TTWO . _. , i .1 1 11 l: Yii- l i 1i;f7 1.Y J y. , a L U+T1 VAA-PZU, AV'tYV In 13Y . z , OIL FOR THE LAMPS OF AMERICA: U.S. Establishes Geological Office on U. of M. Campus Reds Find Devastation in Streets of War-Torn Orel T H E NATION'S WEALTH: Improved Health Instruction Discussed in State Conference As a part of its nationwide pro- gram to augment diminishing petro- leum reserves in the United States, the Geological Survey, U....…
…'G1E ,TWO 11,H l I ,CI jGN )A I,. 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 Univ'brsity year, and every morning except Mon- day and Tuesday during the summer session. Member of The Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of a...…
…I ~AQE TWO Church Groups To Hold Weekly Meetings Today Baptist Guild To Hear Rev. Carpenter Review Carver's Biography In observance of Race Relations Sunday, Roger Williams Guild at the Baptist Church will hearRev. C. W. Carpenter review the biography of George Washington Carver at 5 p.m. today. Mrs. Timm To Speak Congregational - Disciples Guild will meet at 5 p.m. today, with Mrs. Charlotte Timm speaking on "The Bahaist Faith and the Post-W...…
…THE MICHIC-AN' 'TIAI't-V I SATURDAY. JAN. 13 1945 R. 11UTC -lt2A l lAI V AAT1VAVLN l"._Ar L.E V Ilk KJ~L1T1\ XL7.H. XJ.IJ K]f - A. Si Al"fLA, 11 L111. A0, A7'10 7 WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Arnall Presents Georgia 's Case T he Pend ulum "k f By DREW PEARSON WASHINGTON, Jan. 13-Georgia's young go- getting Governor Elis Arnall was standing at the Peachtree Railroad Station, outside At- lanta, waiting for a northbound train. Sud- denly...…
…,PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, FEB. 13, 1945 _AG TW _ESD_,FEB_1, 145 HE MIC IG N D IL FDR Asks Approval of Bretton Woods ..® T Special Notef To Congress Urges Action Political Cooperation Will Be Insufficient By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.- Presi- dent Roosevelt urged Congress today to accept the Bretton Woods agree- ment lest the world drift again to- ward "the maelstrom of panic and economic warfare." Rep...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN *DAILY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1945 _ _ - Fifty-Sixth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Byrnes Secretive, Cool to Press '- "_;. r; F I « lO1M}yr. ....4-."" 1m Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board of. Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Ray Dixon.. ...... ....Managing Editor Robert Goldman . . . . . . . . ..City Editor betty Roth . . . . . . . . . ...…
…PAGE IWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TWO THTJR~SDA1?', DECEMBER~ 13, 1945 ..... Investigators Hear of Navy Laxness in Checking Japanese Stopped Tapping Jap Phones in a waii after CAMPUS HIGHLIGHTS Row with FBI, Five D By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, ,Dec. 12 - PearlI Harbor investigators were told todayt that the Navy, after a row with the FBI, stopped listening in on Japanese telephone conversations in Hawaii1 five days before the Dec....…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUARY 13, 1946 .: _ _ __. L ,s_.a HIGHER STANDAR D OF LIVING: As the meeting broke up, President R. J. Thomas of the UAW-CIO told reporters the Board would issue no statement at this time and that any action on the union's part would be announced at tomorrow's conference of General Motors local unions. Reach Policy Thomas indicated, however, that the Executive Board may have ar- rived at a policy. He said the...…
…THlE MIiCIGAN IJAILY WE l1VN. D;rAY, tFEERVARV 13is194G TROLLEY TIEIP-This is part of the equipment of the Philadelphia Transportation Company which was stored in 30 depots as 9,655 transit workers went on strike, cutting off service for appiroximately 3,000,000 people, including 800,000 workers. UAW Rejects G! Offer Of 18 Cent Wage Rise'!. declared he would continue his ef- forts to obtain an agreement between the parties. Three weeks a...…
…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURPAY, JOLT'' 13, 1940 TWO SA TLTRDAY, JULY 13, 19441 a" E MICHIGAN DAILY ! . The Straight Dope By Himself I _ i Ii 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 Tlntversity year and Summer Session. eMember of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled t...…
…THLE MTCHTGAN DATLY TUESDAY, AUGUST 13,-1940 mummommmummomla THE MICHIGAN DAILY . The Straight Dope By Himself I 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 Assokated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JULY 13, 1941 Soldiers' Art S Four Concerts Secret Agent X9 APlthe G-Mart Msses! By Bober hnw PFlnnar rv2'r- r t Storm EVERYITHINGr 15 PROCEED~ING, ACCORD'ING To PLAN! VSE PLANE 4A5 ANSWERED, TH4E FALSE 50 5,OF OLURDECOY 5sMP/ A SU8414e'INE I5 WAITING 7O TAKE ~ LU5 ABOARD2 Enid Szantho To Pr Recital Today Wi George Poinar A5 YOU SEE,1 T .LUS~T THE 15 06-6ERTEP! fT1415 ,SA, xZw 15 EA51E9 T7JAN I.1 WORIEPI T,4OUC...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, AUGUS' THE MICHIGAN DAILY i Daily Calendar of Events _ , .A' Wednesday, August 13 9:00 a.m. 4:05 p.m. .I Speech Conference. (Kellogg Auditorium.) Lecture. "Trends In Curriculum Building." Clifford Woody, Professor of of Education and Director of the Bureau of Education and Director of the Bureau of Educational Reference and Research. (University High School Auditorium.) "The Gondoliers," by Gilbert and ...…
…THE MICHIGAN ,DAILY _______________ _____________________ '4' Eirvigu a11j Fifty-Sixth Year lII Colt Poepiial gelg.optep. BILL MAULDIN Argenti Parade E'ited and managed by students of. the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Oontro of Student Pubicatos. Editorial Staff Managing Editors .. Paul Harsha, Milton Freudenheim ASSOCIATE EDITORS City News ................................ Clyde Recht University ...............…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JULY 13, 1945 __________________________I ~ Fifty-Fifth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Rift with Left-Wing Labor DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board of Control of Student Publications. The Summer Daily is pub- lished every day during the week except Monday and Tuesday. Editorial Staff, Ray Dixon Margaret Farmer Bett...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICIG~AN DlAILY THURSDAY; ULY 1. 1944 . _... s sa u Zvi i ql i d"a.s la t\ LI A A JJ. Y.. r _, . Fifty-Fourth Year THE PENDULUM British Promote Indian Disunity 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 Betty Ann Koffman Stan Wallace nk Mantho Peg Weiss Lee Amer . Managing Editor . . . Editorial Director . ...…
…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, AUGUST 13, 1944 I - EMM- Jury Convicts 20 Lawmakers, Finance Officials Are Sentenced Will Serve Three to five Years; Two Acquitted in Close of Nine-Week Trial. By The Associated Press MASON, Aug. 12-A circuit court jury today convicted 20 of the 22 defendants in the legislative graft trials, acquitting two officials of finance companies who were co-defendants, and Circuit Judge John Simpson imme- diately sen...…
…Iwo TilE' lI~RiGAN DAILY1, 7FF IDA, A.UC. 1 , 1943 Fifty-Third Year The WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND By DREW PEARSON Sauel Graton's I'd Rather Be Right GRIN AND BEAR IT By Lichty' I Edited and managed by students of the University of Mivhigan under the authority of the Board in Control Cf Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the regular University year, and every morning except 'Mon- day and Tuesday durin...…
…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JULY 13, 1949 Pointed Paft by b. s. brown Co-mlanagt'ing ed ior No Freedom of Choice DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN GOVERNOR G. MENNEN WILLIAMS will speak on "The State Looks at Educa- tion" at 8 p.m. today in the Rackham Lec- ture Hall. It's no secret that Michigan has a very serious educational problem. Our recent ex- perience with the University's appropriation brought that very close to home. The Sales Tax...…
…-ti E iCfiHGN ili ' SUNDAY, JULY 13, 1547 160TH ANNWERSARY: Northwest Ordinance Paved Way for Michigan Statehood' . a, Campus Highlights DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN ;f ' s I 11 I 160 years ago tomorrow, July 14, 1787, the Continental Congress passed the Northwest Ordinance. At the time less than 5,000 peo- ple inhabited the region affected by the ordinance. Later the states of Michigan, Wisconsin, Alunmus Pens Pr~ze 0 Pizewinner Rowla...…
…i THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE DSI Speech Group' To Give School TypeComedy Play Is Open To Public; Time For Romance' Jirected By Bowman "Time for Romance," a three-act comedy by Alice Gerstenberg, will be presented by the Secondary School Theatre of the Department of Speech at 8:30 p. m. Wednesday in the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. The productioh will be open to the public. Doors will open at 8 p. m. and will close when the theatre is filled. T...…
…UNAY, OOTGBER U, 1940 THE MICHIGAN AItY- Undefeated Wolverine Gridders Slaughter Harvai PAGE THREE d,26-O Tom Harmon LeadsVarsity To Easy Win Touchdown Twins Click As Harmon And Kromer Account For All Points (Continued from Page 1) played, the Wolverines had a six- point lead. The Crimson knew what they were in for after the first play, following the kickoff to Rogers. Harmon carried the pigskin for the first time then and boomed through the...…
