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…t TAPPING TIME See Page 4 Y ItrA~ i:I Q Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LX, No. 52 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOV. 24, 1949 CLOUDY WITH SNOW PRICE FIVE CENTS Soviet Union Hits Chinese UN Delegates Calls Nationalists Unrepresentative NEW YORK-(A)-Rassia called the Chinese Nationalist delegation a bunch of pygmies yesterday and said Moscow no longer recognizes their right to represent China in the United Nations. Andrei Y. Vishinsk...…

…V, I PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1949 Williams To Participate In Parley Governor G. Mennen Williams will participate in the program of the 24th annual Michigan Ac-' counting Conference Saturday at Rackham Lecture Hall. He will attend the afternoon ses- sion of the conference, jointly sponsored by the Michigan Ac- counting Association and the School of Business Administration. THE MORNING session, begin- ning at 10 ...…

…THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 19490 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Nationalists Prepare To Quit Capital Reds 70 Miles From Chungking CHUNGKING--W)-The Chin- ese Government yesterday stream- lined itself and prepared to aban- don Chungking and follow its armies as Red troops surged to within 70 miles of the city. Just when the signal to quit Chungking would be given seem- ed to be up to the oncoming Com- munists. If they kept thrusting from the northeast, eas...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAIIY b THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 0 THUSDYNOEME_24 Tapping Time AND ONE DARK night the heavens parted. Down came the manifold host of mys- tics, each clad in the sign and garb of his particular cult. Down to the campus came they and raised a great clamor to the ocal Nimrod's. It was tapping time once more for the University's honoraries. Ferreted from their reluctant hiding, the wheels rolled eagerly to the altars, forges and bo...…

… THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1949' THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE ,, Acacias Plan Holiday Hike, Football Qame Acacia fraternity is celebrating Thanksgiving today with its an- nual full-day program. An early morning hike through the country will launch festivities. Hikers will return to feast on a turkey dinner with all the trim- mings and to view a play presented by the pledges. The traditional pledge-active football game in the Arboretum will...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY TilURSDAY, NOVEIBER 24, 1949 Wahi Elected'M' a ptain;KempthornMos aluable Giant Tackle Succeeds Wistert in Team Election *S * : Al Wistert -- All-Ainericai Tackle on National Teamj a * Kempthorn Rates Call As Team's Top Player Al Wahl, a stalwart tackle who has anchored the right side of Michigan's line for two years, has succeeded his left side counterpart, Independent entries for the Intra-Mural Basketball Leagu...…

…THI T.AY NOVEMBER 24. 1949 THE MIHIG AN DAILY PAGE SEVEN u -a . - TURKEY DAY TUSSLES: Penn, Cornell Clash in Ivy League Tilt, Longhorns Meet Texas Aggies Today NEW YORK-()-A number of traditional Thanksgiving Day bat- tles usher in the week's college football schedule today, and then on Saturday the final full salvo of the '49 season will echo across the nation's playing fields. Headlining as usual the closing Saturday of the fall madne...…

… PAGE EIGHT THlE RliCHIGAN DAILY THrURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1919 Michigan Sets Pace In Child Care U PROBLEM SOLVING-Clarence F. Ilamsay, superintendent of the Michigan Children's Institute, discusses a problem with Busi- ness Manager Delmar Wright as Mrs. Mary Van Tuyle, Ramsay's seretrtakes notes. More than 80 workers make up the staff of th Insttute THE MICHIGAN CHILDREN'S INSTITUTE Places State Wards in Foster Homes GOING ...…

… POINTED PEN '1i Latest Deadline in the State A*F R CLOUDY W ARMER See Page 2 VOL. LIX, No. 25S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JULY 24, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS CARDS AGAINST YOU: Eminent Domain Worries Localites By PAUL BRENTLINGER If the University decides that your house or lot is just the place for that new dormitory, don't argue about it-the cards are stacked against you. "Ever hear of "eminent domain?" - The University has it. EMINE...…

…THE IICHIGAN IAILY M, A1 , - - -- -- ---- -.. PFinted Pen ON THE Washington Merry-Go-Round WITH DREW PEARON by b. s. brown co-managing editor IT IS INDEED unfortunate that Francis Cardinal Spellman has bluntly charged Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt with bigotry, merely because she has publicly written against Federal aid to parochial schools. Many Catholics have come out against the proposal which Mrs. Roosevelt has denied as being worthwhile....…

… _______ __TRE ftMhIGN DXULY ' rs tp Yanls; BumsLead Cut to Half Game Art Houtteman Blocks Bombers 2-L; Feller Wins; Red Sox Clobber Browns SAILING. SAILING: 'M' Leads Wisconsin Regatta by 8 Points f/4 Cardnlia Ra lly To Edge Brooks 5-4; DETROIT - R) - The Detroit is the son of Herman Tigers threw a roadblock in the Tiger hurler in the earl path of the pennant-conscious After Snuffy Strnweis New York Yankees by beating in the fourth Hout...…

…THE MICHIGAN AIL " t UNBDAY. NITA RIAN COUNSELOR: Pastor Stresses Experiment in Religion 4 nRlgo A man who approaches religion xperimentally" is the Rev. Ed- ard H. Redmtan, minister of the nitarian Church and advisor to ze Unitarian Student Group. A search for fresh religious view- oints is badly needed today, for ie outlook inherited from the ast does not apply to modern mes, Mr. Redman believes. * * * CHARACTERISTIC of the pas- r's "ex...…

… ECONOMY- ' SOPHISTICATED ART See Page 4 G L ts ra Latest Deadline in the State a ti e e 0- r CLOUDY AND SHOWERS VOL. LIX-No. 3S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS I 0 I 1 i -_ U' Students Asked To See Landseap in Provost Adams Invites Search By CRAIG WILSON (Co-Managing Editor) Students were urged to inspect the University's "Educationa. Landscaping" at a Summer Ses- sion Convocation last night. Provost J...…

…LtAE± TWO ''I;~I:tG N IAI FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 1949 MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS RESEARCH: University Coed's Death Spurs Drive C.,, When a mysterious disease took the life of Audrey Crawford, a University coed, last fall, everyone who knew her was stunned. Only five weeks before her death, Miss Crawford had com- pleined to her Alpha Omicron Pi sorority sisters of a numbing sen- sation in her right arm. When she died in University Hospital, the diagnosi...…

… PA *"X4PTHE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TI 3rne Hurls One-Hitter as Yanks Halt Tigers, 12-0 (:h ipon's Hit in Eighth Only Blow; igers Drop to T hird in A L Standings BUSINESS BOOMS: Forty-Nine Big Season For Michioan Athletics NEW YORK-(IP)-The Yankees Tommy Byrne came within a foot of pitching a no-hitter last night as New York humbled the Detroit Tigers, 12-0. The lefthander hurled seven hitless innings before short- stop Johnny Lipon lace...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY (Editor's Note is written by Co-Managing Editor Craig Wilson.) University President Alexander G. Ruth- ven deserves the highest praise for his resis- tance to pressure from the House Un-Ameri- can Activities Committee. The House Committee modestly requested that the University submit a list of texts and reference books used in courses taught here! Dr. Ruthven refused to submit such a list. Aside from the fact that compilati...…

… JUNE 24, 1949 I*Af*.V ... .. ..n .,. . ~a~r as ,: .. ! rz~n s A .C~l x1"i F'1Yh. 1 IAN ' RASH OF INVENTION: Soviets Claim Mars Flora Discovery By The Associated Press Not being satisfied with claim- ing the discovery and invention of things on earth that are usually credited to non-Russians, the So- viets are now claiming discovery of flora on the planet Mars. . The flora is of two kinds- summer and winter, the Soviet radio said. The Ma...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JU 4 A, 1949. Osborn's Hit Will, Open Play Season turns to claim the boy's grand- mother. Reappearing shortly after Granny's death, Mr. Brink is chased up an apple tree by Gramps, who is unwilling to leave Pud. GRAMPS THEN builds a fence around the tree, determined to keep Mr. Brink from taking him away from his grandson. Aunt Demetria and the neigh- bors agree that Gramps is in- sane and take steps to secure t...…

…THE LIQUOR BAN AGAIN See Page 4 Y Latest Deadline in the State *4 utit~ CLOUDY AND COOLER VOL. LIX, No. 167 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 24, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS Sigma Phi's Face Action For Drinking 'U' Police Find Liquor at Party By SPENCER DEVAULT Sigma Phi fraternity faces Uni- versity disciplinary action because of liquor found at a house party in a raid by campus police Satur- day night. This is the second foray campus polic...…

…THE lE 1V1cXN DX Y1 TUESDAY, MAY 24, 1949 JUST AS THE COMMERCIALS SAY: Local Laundries Banish Housewife's Washday Blues S* * * * * ** * * By JACK BARENSE Washday blues are non-existent for those who have further com- mitted themselves to the modern world of specialization and mass production by ,contributing their, ? k few pounds of laundry to the tons which weekly flow through Ann ,x>/ Arbor's commercial laundries. The modern laundry plant ...…

…DAY, MAY 24, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY olverines Edge Quantico Nin 7 -5 I 'I AMERICAN LEAGUE ( y4 Koceski Highlights 'M' Attack By KEN BIALKIN Taking advantage of almost every scoring opportunity, Michi- gan edged the Quantico Marines here yesterday by a score of 7-5. Sharp hitting in the clutches and four Leatherneck errors com- bined to give Wolverine hurler Bob Hicks his third victory of the season. LEO KOCESKI sparked the of- fense ...…

…u vu TjtE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MAY 24, 1949 Liquor Ban Again MOST STUDENTS were looking furtively over their shoulders this morning before mentioning the devil liquor while fraternity beer mugs were a drug on the market, as the invincibility of the Campus Cops became evident following the second raid in two weeks. Our whole campus attitude took on the atmosphere of a Gilbert and Sullivan opera mixed with Keystone cops, as the police scor...…

…MAY 24, 1949 'SHE MICHIGAN DAILY New Summer Resort Fashions Will Feature Strapless Bathing Wear, Plunging Necklines C j- -4, * * # By MARJORY REUBENE Fashion experts have created summer apparel which boasts of newness in style and design. Although the two-piece bathing suits are still in style, they are no longer as brief as last year and the practical, tailored one-piece suits are becoming more and more popular. Fashion experts are also...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, AAY 24, 94 3 - - Ceremonies To Herald Opening of City Carport noon. Mayor William E. Brown, Jr., will give the dedication speech at Ceremonies starting 7:30 p.m. * * * THE STRUCTURE has been termed the first such municipally operated building in the country. Boasting a 240 to 260-car capac- ity, the "port" will initiate park- ing service the next day. Following the playing of "The Star-Spangled Banner" by the A...…

…EXAMINATION SCHEDULE A6F 4:3zti4 . i 1, - ; f .^- .._ . See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 142 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 24, 1949 SCATTERED SHOWERS PRICE FIVE CENTS 'M' Batsmen Find Missing Eyes,Win8-3 Indiana Victim Of Ten Hit Attack By SY SONKIN Michigan's batters, shackled in their last three games, broke loose yesterday for 10 hits, and romped to an 8-3 victory over Indiana. It was the Maize and Blue bas...…

…THE M ...HM ....~ .A.N A. A OTT}M&'v a vv. 91# yA#A -' "' i i l~~'IW111MTCi1TWA('NT n1AT11 y U IV'I 1AY, ARIL 24, 1949 ! . . Wolverine Nine Garners First Conference Victory Strong Winds Hamper Play; Smith Credited with Victory Ring Wallops Four-Bagger for Hoosiers;, Morrison's Three Hits Pace Wolverines * * * * Tigers Win as Groth Scores Clincher (Continued from Page 1) i whirled and doubled Morrill off second. Then, after bar...…

…SUNDAY, APRIL 24, 1949 Michigan THE MICHIGAN DAIL Golfers Nosed Out by OSU on Last ULL5ESSION by b. s. brown, sports editor THEY PUT POSTAGE STAMPS on guys like Bob Chappuis, Jack Weisenburger and Lennie Ford and sent them out to all corners of the sports world to prove that Michigan is rapidly becoming the West Point of athletics. Chap went to the grid Dodgers, Weisenberger to the Boston Braves and hulking Lennie to the Los Angeles Do...…

…T THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, AM= 24. 190 .TNDV I - a~ ~41 r ,. . Imposed Peace "PEACE WITH THE SOVIET UNION at any price" seems to be the keynote of the "Peace Congress" currently being held in Paris. One right after the other, delegates from every nation including the United States have assailed American foreign pol- icy and condemned the North Atlantic Pact. Sifting through the mass of canned ora- tory condemning the imperialism of th...…

…SUNDAY; AP1RUI 24, 1949 TIE MICIIGAN DAILY Blue, Maize Teams Battle - i For Frosh Weekend Honor Blue Monday, though originated generations ago, has very seldom been actually celebrated. The Blue team of Frosh Week- end, in honor of the day, will all appear tomorrow decked out in Tinker To Play At Crease Ball Legal phrases and law practices will be the objects of a satire at this year's Crease Ball, annual Law School formal, which will be he...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY e0LLEGE ROUNDUP: Cheating Forms Basis Of .Campus Discussions At campuses all over the coun- try, there is increasing concern about-cheating on examinations; the relativemerits of proctoring and the honor system are fiercely and sometimes inconclusively de- bated. The problem is usually met by the time-honored college method -setting up a committee. Stu- dents as well as faculty have been active in trying to minimize dis- h...…

…PRIL 24, 1949 'THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SE FROM BEER TO PHILOSOPHY:. The Daily Looks at 'Hat' Friedman Graduates Can A HYPOTHETICAL QUESTION: * * * * By ROMA LIPSKY Usually the journalist asks the questions and does the interview- ing, but this week The Daily does a turn-about to take a profile look ,t Harriett Friedman, its Manag- ing Editor. (This in spite of the claim that her profile strongly resembles George Washington's.) * * * HARRI...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MTCTTTEAN TiAIT V r~hIA X IArH L 24 149A !; A I - ., Old Tradition Revived as Drama Festival Returns all passed in review before ca- pacity audiences. But Ann Arbor became more than an echo of past and current greats. In its heyday, the Festival premiered Jean Girardoux's "No War in Troy," the best foreign play of 1939. "The Brontes" and "Boyd's Shop" also had their in- itial showing at the University. * *-* ANN A...…

…DISGUISED DISCRIMINATION See Page 4 Y AOF 41itr t B n :43 riila RAIN COLDER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 99 ANN ARBOR, MICIIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24. 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS I s I A II dl Red Genetics Force Ouster Of Professor Firing Explained At Oregon State CORVALLIS, ORE.--(A')- The President of Oregon State Uni- versity said yesterday he had dis- missed an associate chemistry professor for supporting the Rus- si...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, FEBRUNRY 24, 1949 PAGE TWO THIJRSDAY, FEBRUAU~ 24, 1949 NOW- w i NO NEED TO WORRY: June Graduates Will Find Many Openings Available i/'y " i In spite of rising national unem- ployment, most Junel graduates should have little trouble finding jobs. This was the opinion expressed by various University placement directors, who feel that the same general. conditions should con- tinue unless present defl...…

…V THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA C, E TIYItEE T U E.... .... .....M.IC......H....I....A....N. -. D A..I............Y PAG"T f Buckeyes Br To I-M Pool By DICK HURST That man is here again. William "the whale" Smith, OSU's renowned and perennial middle distance swimmer, will toss his 6 ft. lin., 215 pound hulk into thcl I-M Pool Saturday afternoon when the Buckeyes meet the Wol- verines in what should be one ter- 6ific dog fight of a swimming meet. ...…

…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY', 1FFABU Air Disguised Discrimination? NIGHT THE Ann Arbor City Council will go to bat on an issue which may well decide the fate of several student housing groups-the proposed "Double A" zoning restriction. 'Under this plan all campus clubs, re- ligious groups, League houses and affili- ated groups would be prohibited from building new houses in the area bounded by Hill St. on the south and Oxford Rd....…

… ARLJ 1YMrt..A7ti~jA V"'lILi V .4 THa .1 ,1 ' I hrA1~T ' lA 1TV PAGE Ml £ ~ - - 'Hssembly Reigns To Be Presented March 4 U(ddinqi and Cnqa emenl6 Dance Will Be Hell In Union Ballroom it COED NOTES Rain, Clouds and Glittering Will Add Rainy Atmosphere Rainbows to Dance A rainy Ann Arbor evening would greatly lend to thenatmo- sphere Friday, March 4, when "Assembly Reigns," the 1949 ver- sion of Assembly Ball, will be pre- sente...…

… NOT SO FABULOUS: Soviet Tomb Discovery 'OldStuff' to Beardsley By ROSALIND VIRSHIP Empire managed to take a The recent Russian discovery of share of the treasures w a tomb in outer Mongolia yielding traveled by their doors." evidence of a "fabulous" civiliza- tion dating back 2000 years was I (hen at (he hig called "old stuff" by Dr. Richard er a faacwantycivilization, Carn trd .Badlyo h nhoo ogy teas fay away as the Ro K. Beardsley of the a...…

… ENTHUSIASM? 'dY ,tC43U~ 41P a t CLOUDY CONTINU aED COOL Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 55 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 24, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS IFC Backs New Election Organization Block Voting End Seen in Proposal By JOHN DAVIES A move to kill block voting in campus balloting in future elec- tions gained momentum last night as the Inter-Fraternity Council threw its weight behind the pro- posal of a campus citizensh...…

…THE-1,.-MICHIGAN DAILY, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1949 -1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 2L 1fl&~ a )T ENOUGH MEN: Spinsterhood Threatens Two Million Frauleins a " D (s _ HAMBURG, Germany - (IP) - About two million women in the British Zone of Germany have no hope of getting married. - On the average there are 120 women in the zone for every 100 x men. In some areas the proportion is as high as 150 to 100. A BRITISH official rep...…

…WENESD~AY, NOVEM3'1ER 24, 1948 Tit MICHIGAN .DATLYs .. ,.. ..... saa ... is av:.u av.a..._..araaa.a.r:.a Congress Set To Look into Huge Profits Total Heading for Twenty Billion WASHINGTON - (5) - Profits are shooting toward an estimated $20,000,000,000 record this year and Senator Flanders (Rep., Vt.) said today Congress wants to know what is going to be done with them. He heads an inquiring subcom- mittee which will open hearings Dec. 7 in...…

…PAG FO R THE SMICHIGAN DAILY WMVP SIPAY-S- NOVEMMW 24 104-9- (Editor's Note is written by Managing Editor Harriett Friedman.) NOTHER ANGLE of the Amherst frater- nity case which deserves comment con- cerns a very noteworthy action taken by that school's Board of Trustees. The Amherst Trustees voted in spring, 1946, that "on or before October 1, 1948, each chapter of a fraternity at Amherst College shall formally advise the Board of Trust...…

…EMIR WEflNOVJ~M1WU2t 1 fr~ THl ,MTCT-TTCtAN 1DA1 FAV.F rrIVIV e League Committee Positions Offer Variety 'Jack in the Beanstalk' To Be Theme of Union Formal Dec. 10 Juniors Can Still Pay Dues Social Chairman Plans Coed Fun It takes a party gal with a level head to manage the League Social committee. "It's fun! says League Social chairman, Bobby Jo Ream, who seems to fulfill the above require- ments. "The social committee is ~r WINNE...…

…l IVY-TCHItA N- nA1T." vo mmviavii* 4,^bla 4 416 a as M t.1-1-v l\ ilflTV- -L . - J 1 N Z ~A1 '.AWIV .rAPXI E J' uAx, NUYE3MER 24; 1948 Michigan's Big ine amps Lea Irish in AP Poll l., Oregon Breaks Top Ten; Upset, Penn State Dives Wolverines Take 105 First Place Votes As Ariy and Notre Dame Remain Idle 'BIG MOOSE' TO HEAD HERD: i Al Wistert Succeeds Tomasi as 'M' Football Captain 'M' Defense Tough, But Offense Deserves Praise ...…

…THE MIC IGAN DAILY WALLOW, NOT HOLLOW, WIN. Mud Lends Humor to Final Midget Game { ...rrr. UI A last look at the lightweights before King Football abdicates for another year: Playing conditions for Friday's game with Ohio State were -out of this world ... the game was played on the varsity practice field and the only grass in evidence was along the sidelines . . . . to make matters worse a heavy rain fell during the second half . . . ....…

…THE MICIGAN DAILY ._ p . .:+ ~ . ~ ~zn . a y {. . w x rYa,,In IY~i lM Y g KEYS TO SUCCESS: Experience Is Still Best Teacher, Says Curzon By JO MISNER The life of a virtuoso is not all beer and skittles, according to Clifford Curzon, English pianist who will perform at 8:30 p.m. Sat- urday in Hill Auditorium. }Lookto 508 E. Williams for the tops in "pops" and classics on RCA Victor Records Freddy Martin and His Orchestra RHYTHMS FROM LA...…

… NO CIVIL SERVICE ? See Page 4 Y A6V A6V 411 t t r gNv wrn Iaii4 COOL, SUNNY SUNDAY Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 30 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS I * * * * MSC Expels Students for FootballPool Kick Out Three;' Discipline Seven EAST LANSING, Mich.-()-- Michigan State College announced it has expelled three students and placed seven others on probation in a move to stamp out gambling in ca...…

…THE M IC HIGAN DIAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1948 _.. ._ _ _ . 'OLLEGE ROUNDUP: Navy T1'Hold Professors Knock Heads in Experiment Exams for 90 I Sholars uDs DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Bouncing second-hand human tinal type "C" to cut up-their skulls is routine for professors at Oornell University, according to the Cornell Daily Sun. To make things more realistic, the skulls are covered with plastic eyes, ears and what not. The idea is to see...…

… AUNDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1948 1'E MIIANDAILY PAGE TR EE ,. What's Up in the Dorms (Editor's note: Contributors to What's Up in the Dorms should contact Do- lores Palanker at The Daily or 105 Betsy Barbour.) Adams House's television set has been far better received than even one of its prime advocators had hoped. Mr. Bergeron, resident adviser, however, has seen fit to restrict Conant Urges U.S. To Learn Of Communism (Continued from Page 1) m...…

…PAGE ' tfA THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBEM 24, 1948 ,... ._ .v _.. . .. 9"itepn lete (Editor's Note is written by Managing Editor Harriett Friedman.) IN ADDITION to what factual knowledge I gained from attending the New York Her- ald-Tribune Forum, I came away in great awe of presidential candidate Thomas E. Dewey. How can one help having a certain re- spect for someone who can say absolutely nothing, and yet make people think he is ac...…