…WAGE T~ \ - i T HE MICHIGAN DAILY , f :?.DNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY '1 WEJ)NE8DAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 194% Early * * * * Students Crow * * * * Enrollment Expected To Hit 20,000;Vet Number Drops Early returning students flooded the campus this week, getting lost in the freshman orientation program but still giving the im- pression that they were eager to get things moving. Officials anticipate an enrollment of 20,500...…
…V; PAGE TWEE THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 21, 1949 Big Sister Plan To RidFreshmen Counselors To Help Newcomers Orient Themselves to Busy Life on Campus With the inauguration fo a new Big Sister Committee in the Uni- versity residence halls the fresh- man coed need no longer feel that no one cares what happens to her. The Committee will go into op- eration this fall with the purpose of performing a real service to the staffs of th...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY -I TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1940 JAILY OFFICIAL BU LEI 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 Assistant to the President, Room 2552 Administration Building, by 3:00 p.m. on the day preceding publication (11:00 a.m. Saturdays). TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1949 Vol. LX, No. 1 Notices School...…
…I THE MICHIGAN DAILY 7 WEDNESDJAY, SEPTEMBER~ 28, 1Wi#, U I 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 Assistant to the President, Room 2552 Administration Building, by 3:00 p.m. on the day preceding publication (11:00 a.m. Saturdays). WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 28, 1949 VOL. LX, No. 3 No...…
… THE MICUIGAN LJAJLY f A Free Press in Germany bAILY 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 Assistant to the President, Room 2552 Administration Building, by 3:00 p.m. on the day preceding publication (11:00 a.m. Saturdays). THURSDAY, SEPT. 29, 1949 VOL. LX, No. 4 Nvot ices Oratorica...…
…Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, $500,000 PUZZLE: Mystery Land Project Arouses Chelsea Area By ROBERT CHAMBERLAIN rocket testing, were all1 Why did a Detroit realtor give about as possible solutio Chelsea farmers $500,000 for 4,000 One theory had it tha acres of rolling, stony, farm land? company had discovered That has been the "half-million pool of oil beneath the 4 question" up in Sylvan, township tract. for the past two years. To add fuel...…
…Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY 7, TUESDAY, SEP __________________________________________ I I I HousingEased . .. (Continued from Page 1) commodations. A few such open- ings still remainsas the result of late cancellations. This year for the first time for- eign women students were con- tacted in their native lands before departure for the University so that appropriate housing could be AWaiting them on arrival. Out at Willow Village some 1265 -...…
…71, HE AI C x.11AN lAILY 1 WEDNESDAY, SEPTE1FiBER-K IM ___I - I Psychologist Hits Methods Of Child Care Claims U.S. Children Treated 'Like Dogs' Children in America ge't the same kind of treatment the Eng- lish give their pet dogs. That was the charge againstc American methods of rearing chil- dren, levelled by Dr. William Ste- phenson, director of the Institute of Experimental Psychology at Oxford University, at a lecture here yesterday....…
…THE MICHP9AN DAILY MARCH TO VICTORY: U' Band Prepares Songs, Formations for State Game The University of Michigan Marching Band which has been drilling intensively this past week in order to be ready for its first appearance of the season Satur- day at the Michigan State game, will present a program based on familiar Michigan songs and yells. The program will open with the traditional salute to State and will conclude with the block "M" and ...…
…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1947, THANKSGIVING DINNER: Furniture Worker To Eat First Meal in 26 Years PITTSBURGH, Sept. '25-(1)- Mickey Schuster lay in a hospital bed tonight and concentrated on drawing up a menu for -his first honest-to-goodness meal in 26 years. His throat seared by lye he Observatory To Be Open to PublicTonight Tle Angell Hall observatory will be open to the public from 8 to 10 p.m. today for observat...…
…T' Ot TWO THE lICHIGAN -DAILY SATURDAY, ... BATTISTINI'S OPINION: U.S. Leads World in Science Peruvian Hygienist Declares Poilock Begins Vets MayApply for 'U' Apartnients PgvMarried veterans may take a years , JW ork iniNew 'tI toward the realization of a First consideration for the Sr' By JIM MARCHEWKA The United States is now the leading country in all aspects of science, according to Dr. Tele- maco S. Battistini, director of the Nat...…
…TWO r THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1947 WE BEAT 'EM, TOO: First Televised Athletic Event Termed 'Unqualified Success' (Continued from Page 1) spotters only as a double check. "You have to be much faster and ier in the week on the afterdeck of more reliable on television than then prssbox. With them in the on regular radio," he explained. tent, which the sun soon wamed Because the audience also can see to oven intensity, were ...…
…I ~7~: Th~YTI rTHE MI+CHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1947 . FRESHMAN 'BIBLE': 'M' Handbook of Traditions4, Information Again Available, The "M" Handbook has returned to the Unixersity campus after an eightayear absence and is now on sale at the Union main desk and the League travel desk. Publiched by the Union, this Several NeW Radio Series, To Be Started Several new series of programs will be inaugurated this week and next under t...…
… PAGE TWO 1, THE MICHIGAN DA ILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1946 Campus Highlights 1 Sphinx To Meet.... Sphinx, junior men's honorary so- ciety, will hold its first meeting of the fall semester at 7 p.m. Sunday in the Union. The admission of new candidates to the society will be discussed, and plans for a dance will be made. All members, both active and inactive, are asked to attend, * * * OnUZ0C( IUOR . A convocation for students and facul...…
…PAGE TWO T H E MICHiGAN D A ILY WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1946 Farm Priees High Enough -Anderson ALBUQUERQUE, N. M., Sept. 24- (I')-Secretary of Agriculture Ander- son told farmers tonight their price ceilings now are as high as they need to be to stimulate production. His view was expressed amid re- ports that some farmers are holding their produce from market in hopes of higher prices later. It appeared significant too in the light of th...…
…PAGE TWOS THE MICHIGAN DAILY T 3C[:rR.SDAY, SEPfiEMBER 26, 1946 PAGE TWO THURSDAY, SEPTE1~~EU 28, 194G I 4 a Greek Official Says Albania, Yugoslavia Aid Leftist Rebels LONDON, Sept. 25 -(A')=- A. Greek embassy spokesman declared toda3 that heavy fighting in the moun- tains of northern Greece was "an in- vasion of subversive elements fron Albania and Yugoslavia with the con- nivance of the two governments." Both British and Greek governme...…
… TWO r I3 TVIICHIAl 1 I iAIL ' FRID f:'Y', SE '"1"'EM BE1 2'7, 196 THE MICT-ImAN DATTY FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 27. 194~ Interfraternity Registration is Surpassing Previous Records Surpassing all previous figures with the exception of the record set in 1942, registration with the Interfra- ternity Council for fall semester rush- ing was boosted to approximately 650, IFC president Harry Jackson an- nounced yesterday. "If the 'last minute rush' ...…
… r THE MICHIGAN D AILY SATaRDAY, SEPTEMBER 28. 1941 I - _ . _......, .. . .....,.......:..,..., n.vy .avz{i.. R Fifty-Seventh Year I'D RA THER RE RIGHT: Winter of Loud Noises 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 Milton Freudenheim ................Editorial Director...…
… PAGE TWON r T HE MICH IGAN DAILY SUNDAY, SEPTEMiBER 29, 194( i Campus Highlights Dr. Edman Will Address MCF EXPLANATION OF ACTIVITIES: Union Plans Council Dinner Wednesday Russian Circle To Meet , The Russian Circle will hold its in- itial meeting of the semester at 8 p.m. tomorrow in the International Center. Election of officers will be held, committees chosen and plans formu- lated for the semester. The club will continue last year...…
… PAGE TWO 1 THE MICHIGAN DlAILY SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 194S 68 YEARS OF MUSIC: Choral Union Has Grown From Small Beginnings :Art (Continued from Page 1) The plan proved to be impracticable, however,and was abandoned. Despite occasional lack of public interest and insufficient funds, defi- nite progress was made year after 'Messiah' Will Be Performed In December In addition to the scheduled Choral Union .Concerts, the following music fea...…
… TUJESDAY, SEPTEMBER~ 24, 199:0 THE MICHIGAN DAILY P'ACEE T'"EE-SEcTION ONE -- --------- -------------- -- - - - ------- - ---- Early in One of th be released fo Press is "Th ties," by Calv the zoologyx Using mate ly from the1 lections, Mr. a book that i symposium o Have yc MEASUR As easily pound pa ure it exa This seri trait Edlisi charge. Ph son office. Michigan Life Revealed Yearbook To Sel Week's Events I UniversityZoologist's Book A...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAG University Offers Defense Courses' Cotton production in Mexico this A plan to encourage truck farming Year is expected to be appreciably is being studied by the Government above average. of Trinidad and Tobago. high school graduates, but engineers already in industry are also in need of the work offered. Most of the courses were instituted at the requestI of industry and the military services.- Engineering research ac...…
…I 30, 1941 TIDE MICHIGAN DAILY r THE MICCW AN JAILY 'M' Graduates End Air Corps Basic Training Former Students To Enter Advanced Course; Army Commissions Next Step Six former University students completed their ten-week period of basic training at Randolph Field Sept. 27, to move on to advanced fields as the final step toward their wings and commissions in the Army Air Corps. The six are Wendell E. Lenz, '41, of Sheboygan, Wis.; Stephen ...…
…T. 26, 1942 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAG ETHE iame Highlights From The ' ' .. Box . . . . . , 0 C ; Continued From Page 1 Tony Hinkle's assistant in coaching the Great Lakes Giants, dropped in on Fritz Crisler at Ferry Field. The conversation began the usual way, with each trying to feel the other out for information. It was, indeed, a beautiful exhibition of word-parrying. Said Cochrane: "Your boys look pretty good, Fritz." Replied Cris...…
…A°-, TUES., SEPT. 29, 1942 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Ti-(i;% ,; .T.E......SEPT. . 29, .1942.......... . . .... ® JIheDENCHCOMBER By BUD HENDEL, Daily Sports Editor * * * * Cooper Picked To Hurl World. Michigan Precision, Team work - Proved Too MuIich For Sailors, 11 COACH RITZ'CRISLER. wearing1 a broad smile to go with his crum- pled grey hat and wrinkled suit, walked out of the Michigan dressing room last Saturday after the game an...…
…THU SDAY, SEPTE-MER 16, 1948 1.i L A l1l1l:tiA IJAILL. lUlL I ~JI I ~711 JJAILI Nine r ieCrisler Tops ist as Dixon Also Resigns By HERB RUSKIN While the past athletic season was a success for Michigan from the victory angle, it was far from that in the matter of keeping the Wolverine coaching staff. Four of Michigan's nine varsity coaches quit their posts and five assistants followed along the gen- eral trend by moving to other schools. ...…
…"x A l A aXJ a a..',.I.A. 'tiA U Z i;T1"1'1' 1 r. .lal'1 l 1J i. Record Crowd Invades Loan Print Library for Pictures Students are grabbing off paintings and prints like the proverbial hotcakes. "Easily half" of the 720 prints now on exhibit in the West Gallery of Alumni Memorial Hall have been loaned out. Mrs. Eloise Wilkinson, who is in charge of renting out the framed prints, said that about 100 students were waiting in line yesterday ...…
… WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 22, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TH=t ;"' PAGE TmIEE TALKING SHOP with Bud Weidenthal Associate Sports Editor 4 A new year, a new column, a new team . . TALKING- SHOP i going to be informal, straight from the shoulder-it hopes to take you on the inside of Michigan sports and bring you a writers-eye view of the "champions of the west." We hope to help you get acquainted with the men who wil bE wearing the Maize and Blue ...…
… THURSDAY, SFJTEMBER 23, 1948 TH E M ICH IGAN DAILY PAGE THREE PAGE TH1U~I~ Feler's Three Hitt r Stops Bosox 5-2 Major League Standings NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE BIGGIE ISN'T SOBBING: Kempthorn Hurt in Drill; MayMiss SpartanBattle Cleveland Catches Six In Snarled Pennant Race Boston....... St. Louis .... Brooklyn Pittsburgh .. New York .. . Philadelphia. Cincinnati .. Chicago ..... W L 86 59 79 66 .79 67 78 67 75 71 64 8...…
… LU. .N..j ±1.5. .3. ~...A .5. 11. .u. - .L 3. .L .A~ .L 2.2. A..4 .5. I 11111 1 11 111 11, 1 1 1111 I i TENNIS SETS PACE: City Sport Shops Disclose Coeds' Interest in Athletics By JIM MARCHEWKA Michigan men have made names for themselves in sports but the heavy sales in sports equipment for women indicate that the Michigan Co-ed is also on the ball. The early semester rush to the sports shop shows that women go in for sweat socks, T shirt...…
…SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1948 T-E M-IIGAN DAILY "'MM..... Red Hot AL Race Thrown Into Triple Tie' Jrom iL G I A N T S TAN D By MURRAY GRANT. .. Daily Sports Editor TRYING TO PICK the winners has developed into a national pastime as everyone tries to compare himself with the experts and say to his neighbor, "See, I told you Oshkosh would beat South State by three touchdowns." And your columnist isn't any different. He's going to go out o...…
…SUNDAY, SEPTEMBERb 26, 1949 THElM ICIIHAI AL I ~-, I I Graduate Students Receive Eight Research Fellowships Eight graduate students at the University have been awarded $1,000 fellowships for research in metropolitan community problems to be carried out at Flint, under the leadership of Joseph Douglas Carroll, Jr., Resident Director of the University of Michigan Social Science Re- search Project at Flint. * * * THE FELLOWSHIP holders are Eld...…
… TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 194 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACE THREM .f j7romv the SGRANT STAND By MURRAY GRANT ... Daily Sports Editor Someone referred to the Wolverines of 1947 as the "Mad Magicians of Michigan," and one erstwhile wit paraphrased that statement into the "Sad Magicians of Michigan" immediately after the Michigan State game Saturday. It seems that the entire football world was expecting to see a I carbon copy of last year's great t...…
… WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 29, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY X"ACIR T REE .. Cleveland I Y-W Gridders Pin Offensive Sopes on Koceski, Ortrnann DrMA 'totte Unlikely Starter in Oregon Fray, 'eninga Continues Play at Left Half in Shift 9owns White Sox, 11-0 Michigan's offensive hopes for Saturday game with Oregon rest- ed squarely on the shoulders of two blond sophomores today as Wolverine head coach Bennie Oosterbaan moved Chuck Ort- mann to the num...…
… THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1948 THEMIHIAN IaJA as S A "P AnrT .I T. . .ie. .cTCH.cm AN 111 .Vl:vA-.Y L ~ K~3'V A£'E r c, r: 1'tit i:ta Indians HoldoameLeadas r , - P-- Teams in Sox Whip Senators, 5-1, s N.Y. Downs Athletics Gordon, Keltner Help Feller to 19th Win; Porterfield, Bauer Shine in Yanks' 4-2 Win CLEVELAND- (AP) - The ir--- resistible Cleveland Indians ad- vanced to within one victory of in- suringthmevsa least a tie JR1fi i4-...…
…WED)NESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY #I I . -" I I 1949-1950 UNIVERSITY MUSICAL SOCIETY I CONCERTS Seventy-First Annual Choral Union Series ARTUR RUBINSTEIN, Pianist . . . . . . . Tuesday, Oct. 4 . . . . . Saturday,Oct.15 VIENNA CHOIR BOYS . . . BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA CHARLES MUNCH, Conductor . .Sunday, Oct. 23 CLEVELAND ORCHESTRA . . . . Sunday, Nov. 6 GEORGE SZELL, Conductor ITALO TAJO, Bass . . . . . Wedn...…
…WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 21, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY -1 PAGE THREE __ ,n 'Miss Mac' Performs Endless Job of Guiding Directing Myriad of League Activities, Projects *t* * r Full Operation of New Dorm To Begin in Fall Ann Arbor Girls To Organize Aids Junior, Soph Projects The Michigan League, as well V being the center of women's activities on campus is also the home and place of work of the campus' walking book of knowl- edge and guidance on...…
… TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY U OidBuildings Will Provide Extra Space The University's jammed class- room situation will be partially relieved this semester by the reno- vation of four of the oldest build- ings on campus. Fifty-five year old Tappan Hall is rapidly being groomed to house the departments of German and Fine Arts. The badly worn wooden floors of the building have been covered with asphalt tile and ac- coustica...…
…WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY U' Extension Service Adds New Classes Offered Pro gram Five New Cities Five more cities will receive University extension courses this month when the extension service begins classes for the first time in the northern part of Michigan's lower peninsula. Michael Church, supervisor of extension work in the Saginaw- Bay City-Midland area, is ar- ranging the educational program which will be given in...…
… TTTURSDAT; SEPTEMBER 29, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Torrid AL Bombers Rally Behind S, hase Deadlocked Again as WOLVERINES WING WESTWARD:N Gridders Drill Before Flight Page To Whip A's, 7-5 By The Associated Press NEW YORK - The Yankees' pennant hopes flickered and al- most died, then were revived in one inning yesterday. The New Yorkers after falling behind in the seventh, blasted their former nemesis, AlexKell- ner, for three runs in ...…
…SEPTEMBER 30, 1949 THE MICHIGAN . DAILY THE.1..11.I1/11AN 1\ALITY U U Baton Twirling Freshme oin and Foreign Student Enrollment Hits Record BreakingHigh By PHOEBE FELDMAN His feet were on the grass out there last Saturday, but his head was in the clouds-and they were definitely rosy. In fact, the stadium looked mighty sweet to Dick Smith freshman -two weeks new at the University-when he and his partner, Floyd Zabock, strutted onto the fi...…
… 23, 1 947 _TIHEMICHIGANDAILY Scholarship Applications Available Now Veterans may pick up applica- tion forms for Bomber Scholar- ships to be awarded this fall on or before Sept. 30 in Rm. 205 Uni- versity Hall, Ivan W. Parker, of the Scholarship Division, Office of Student Affairs, announced yesterday. The awards, in scholarships of $100 each, will be made according to need, character and scholarship ability after a comparison of can- did...…
…WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBE~R 24, 1947 THE MICHIGAN DAILY VARSITY MATERIAL? Campus Golfers Battle For Trueblood Trophy 4 Golf mentor Bert Katzenmeyer, keeping a weather eye open for any likely link talent, announced yesterday that the annual True- blood Tournament will get under way Monday with 32 qualifiers teeing off in match play. A 36 hole qualifying round is is now under way and any un- dergrad who has never 'received an "M" in golf is elig...…
…THRSRDAY,-SEP-TEMBER -25-47. THE MICHIGAN DAILY FUTURE STARS: Schoolboy Track Champions B fA" W n1 Jv~r7" (n7. 7 nr Do You Know ..I By GEORGE VETTER The spring track season is many moons away to everybody but the coaches and runners concerned. "Now," according to Freshman coach Don Canham, "is when we lay the foundations"-and when a track coach speaks of "founda- tions" he means a rough cross country season. At any event, it's not too ear...…
…'AY,. SEPTEMBER 26, 1947 r THE MICTTIGAN D AYIN ,PAGE THREE Tnr MTCT11T.TC11 A N 1bS11\ *PAV.IE trJTRlu' - ix"Al 1111L L' L' i t THE JOB GOES ON: Students Brave Hazards in Temporary Class Building Students attending classes in the temporarystructure located behind the health service buildinr will have to compete with work- men rushing the unit to comple- tion for at least two more weeks. Study Hazards Abound On a brief tour of the buil...…
…SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1947 T HE MICHIGAN DAILY MSC Invades Michigan 'A' Grid Student Returns Crisler Team Enters Tussle As Favorites Over 65,000 Fans To Witness Clash (Continued from Page 1) year the Toledo tailback made a football do everything but stand up and sing the "Star Spangled Banner". If he can do it again' this year he is a cinch, All-Ameri- canBut more than one gridiron hero has found it anything but easy to reach the heigh...…
…28, 1947 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE '48 PRICES DOWN: New Packards On Line Without Production Delay DROUGHT-STRICKEN CONTINENT: European Governments Face Winter Privation DETROIT, Sept. 27 -{A) - Packard Motor Co. announced to- day that along with the best out- put month of the year to date it had put its 1948 model line into production without a single day's stoppage of assembly lines. George T. Christopher, Packard president, described the...…
…TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1947 JUST KIBITZING By DICK KRAUS Daily Sports Editor BEFORE the Big Nine's honey- league in the land, but Western moon of football supremacy Conference prestige operating on was one pigskin week old, UCLA, a Saturday to Saturday basis was the bride, annulled the whole handled indelicately as this cam- thing with a 22-7 shellacking of paign began. Iowa. Aside from Michigan's 55-0 On Rose Bowl day this year, a victory, In...…
…TUESDAY; SEPTEMBER 24, 1946 s TH -.IC- ...A A a.' a LYa PAGE TsE MTl i'i l 1-1Tl.CIP11L 1 PA(41!111 ' ' Cards, Brooklyn Both Victorious Cards Stop Cubs, 1-0; BumsBeat Phi is 6-1 - By The Associated Press NATIONAL LEAGUE PENNAlJT RACE AT A GLANCE St. Louis........................94 55 .631 .. 5 Brooklyn........................94 56 .627 4 Remaining Games: home: Cincinnati 2 (Sept. 24, 25)g; Chicago 3 (Sept. 27, 28, 29). Total 5. Away: n...…
…WEDNESDAl;Y, SEPT'EMB'ER 2 , 94G TUHE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE T Cardinals Gain Half Game Top Reds as Rain Halts Burns; Detroit Clinches Second Place NATIONAL LEAGUE PENNANT RACE AT A GLANCE By The Associated Press <4 W L St. Louis .......95 55 Brooklyn .......94 56 Games to play-St. Brooklyn, 4. .633 GB .633 ..-. .627 1 Louis, 4; Remaining games: St. Louis: Home-Cincinnati, 1 (Sept. 25); Chicago 3 (Sept. 27, 28, 29). Total 4. Away-None....…
