… PROFITS IN 1947? See Page 2 L Latest Deadline in the State D aii444br , CLOUDY, WARMER VOL. LVII, No. 75 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1946 PRICE FIVE CENTS '46 Ford Given To Sparkie By HARRY JACKSON The tables were turned on San- ta yesterday afternoon, when Wal- ter "Sparkie" Harrison, 61 year old Negro porter, was presented with a new 1946 Ford as a Christ- mas present from Sigma Chi in token of his twenty years of ...…
…pr-THE MTCtT(i7ANTDXya 544 u 5 s s.~r..a3 5~..a.... I .1~iUfl1V I(i~VU Oft 1AAI~ * -a~ .'5.4~.~aVAAP54AI~ ~ .LjZV i i1L 1 1.1Vi1ll)"t11" lJ'l'11L1 ' ' 1 i' AVAAY.3i i XPEAl r iVAJ )GIL AUK 1;1'lti y. Profits in 1947? THE BOMBARDMENT of press releases by labor unions for a general wage in- crease aimed at influencing public opinion has begun. In the past this has usually been the harbinger of a wave of strikes which often threatens to te...…
… a THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Quintet Tops Stanford;Puckmen Bow to 1 oronto Guard Bob Harrison Leads Way in Cagers 45-37 Triumph Only Four Free Throws Scored in First Five Minutes Of Game; Steme Stephenson Sparks Indian Offensive By STAN SAUERHAFT Michigan's basketball team moved back into the win column last night when they defeated Stanford, 45-37, at Yost Field House in their first intersectional game of the year. Guard Bob Harrison was ...…
…THE MICHICAN DAILY, FMAT. DEI THE MICHICAN DAHY' AL.IAYa r.v flI ir "' L (.r A ' .,.. _. ..,.._...__ _ . _ I ! REORGANIZATION LAW: Congressmen To Receive Pay Boost, Pension Plan Benefits C'3 WASHINGTON, Dec. 19-(A)- Starting in January congressmen will get higher salaries: And for the first time they will be eligible for pensions when they retire or are defeated. Move Overdue The pay and pensions program is part of the reorganization la...…
…FACULTY GRADING See paige 2 Y Latest Deadline in the State ~Iait CONTINUED COLD VOL. LVI, No. 74 ANARI. TTTANTTPfAryri z 'Beat-Bilbo' Fund Uses Investigated Terry Cites Dea On War Contrac By Toe Associated Press WASHINGTON, Dec. 18-E ward P. Terry, self-declared cu todian of a $15,000 "beat Bilb fund, evaded telling Senate i vestigators today what he did wi the funds and was threaten with contempt and perjury pros cution. His stand t...…
…P";- uF MicuTcAN TATi.V 1 ;THl!niIM AV_ L!VV.V AN. Diu. ,t' a[ .. 111E 3..J . .T . . G3.3. . 1111 1. .7£.3 .'T oila T ti~~~m n P. AR aJ31 ..J. 3 ., Z.PZ .1V1Y I.IL ;7, 116 acuity Grading Experiment I UST BEFORE final examinations, 1,250 - Psychology 31 students will complete the second stage in a campus-centered experi- ment. By anonymously grading= the teaching qualities of their instructors, they will fur- nish a check on control gro...…
…19, 191G, " THE MICHIGAN DAILY Stanford Cagers, Toronto Sextet Battle Here oda Cards Picked As Top Team Of Past Year <> Local Pucksters Seek To End Blues 'Mastery Michigan Seeking First Victory over Foe Since Series Inaugurated Nine Years Ago NOTES ON TONIGHT'S GAMES 1. The starting time of tonight's hockey game between Michi- gan and Toronto has been changed to 8:30 p.m. because of the basketball contest. 2. Students can be admitted...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TWYRSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1940 Church News The ROGER WILLIAMS GUILD will meet at 7:15 p.m. to- day at the Guild House to go car- oling at the Rapid Treatment Center. Following the singing, the an- nual Christmas party will be held in the Guild House. Caroling, supper and a vespers service will be held by the METH- ODIST WESLEYAN GUILD at 5:30 p.m. Sunday at the center. * * Officers of the NEWMAN CLUB will meet at 7 p.m. toda...…
… PROMINENT JOURNALISTS Li Latest Deadline in the State Daii4 CONTINUED COLD See Page 7 VOL. LVII, No. 73, ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 18, 1946 C U I Stassen Asks Presidential Nomination Plans Adoption of Liberal Program By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Dec. 17-Har- old E. Stassen, 30-year-old former Minnesota governor and Navy veteran, served notice on the old guard in his party today that he is definitely a candidate for...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBEI 18, Church News Several of the student religious guilds will hold Christmas parties today. The Lutheran Student Associa- tion will meet for a caroling party at 7:30 p.m. at the Center. Mem- bers will return to the Center for refreshments following the sing. There will be no coffee hour at the Center today. The Roger Williams Guild will decorate the Guild Christmas tree at its mid-week chat at 4:30 p.m....…
…EI. 18, 1946 THE MICIIIGAN DAILY Cagers, Sextet Play 0oorro Michigan Puckmen To Try To Avenge Toronto Defeat Heyliger To Use Same Lineup Here That Skated Against Blues in Last Encounter By BERNIE MEISLIN Seeking their third victory in four starts the Michigan hockey team^ will be out tomorrow night to avenge the 6-3 defeat plastered on their record by Toronto in their last meeting as they face the' 'Blues in a return puck engage- ment o...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, Dl Civilan President TR MANY long years of revolutionary radicalism under military leaders, Mex- at last has a civilian president - Miguel nan. leman, a former attorney, comes from a dominantly civilian family and has never I a military title. This is directly in trast with the long string of his political decessors who were revolutionary gen- s and followed revolutionary ideals. 'he repercussions of this chang...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY__ On Interviewing Committee Names of coeds appointed to serve 1as members of the new s eagte Interviewing Committee were announced yesterday by Jean Louise Hole, chairman of Women's Judiciary Council. The women who will fill the posts include Irma Eichhorn, Mar- tha Cook; Barbara Hitchcock, Betsy Barbour; Patricia Hanna- gan, Delta Gamma; and Mary Carolyn Wright, Alpha Phi. The committee is to be in charge of all petitioni...…
…TH Mi HG N D I YWEDNESDAY, M C I A IY:. MflRSHRLL'S *t 170.r 61z H l1w C W A r O W U C j - .,1.- 11 f.or , , ~, ( * l.. 1 ( i i 'p T. a ~ r , r, ' . ' " '' . ' , ,.,y . ', " r i; l\ ' i ' y pn Af aamm&h,- CLO 4a' n: G N TcIeLYJ ts ,_ i Y } Y S z . Y j Y 5 Y be eappreciate idat e Cr X m . or "M I T l "COLOR CH1.,ST** Slick, shiny black polka- dotted che~iful of Revlon Natil Enamel! Five miniatures of the most exciting, high....…
…18, 1946 THE MIC -TTCAN DAY ias al lfai\. 11a V17lll LS1 ),L.L :. 1 PROMINENT ALUMNI: Daily Staff Starting Point For Many Top Writers CLASSIFIED ADVEtTVS--'ING By SHIRLEY FRANK The Daily staff has been the starting point for many outstand- ing journalists. From Junius B. Wood, 1900, to Stanley Swinton, '40 the list of former Daily editors includes such names as Paul Scott Mowrer, William H. Stoneman, and Beach Conger. Prominent among re...…
…"IT THE MICHIGAN DAILY wm T FOR THE WEARY:I )NESDAY, T Aibrary Will Stay Open )uring Vacation Period By BOB WHITE Although students and faculty gill soon leave books and class- ooms and observe Christmas va- :ation, lights will continue to burn .. the General Library, evidence hat undergraduate instruction epresents only one segment of a ontinuously functioning Univer- xity. Fork During Vacations S. W. McAllister, assistant li- rary directo...…
… REPUBLICAN HOPE Y L , ir i rog an DflIIA; SNOW FLURRIES MUCH COLDER, See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVII, No. 72 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1946 --______________m__________im_ PRICE FIVE CENTS Contractors Claim Bilbo Got $68,000 Manufacturers Donated Cadillac WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.-()- War contractor friends of Senator Theodore G. Bilbo told today of giving him a Cadillac car, paint- ing his "dream house," ...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY T1UESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1946 ._.. Pro ram For Vet Families To Include Social, Religious Services "Bringing the church to the vil- lage," the Willow Run Village Re- ligious Council of Churches, di,- rected by Rev. J. Edgar Edwards has inaugurated a religious, social aid service program for veterans and their families. Founded as a result of th- i- terest of Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti ministers and religious workers, six de...…
… Big Nine Announces ichigan' thletic S State A.A.U. Meet To Open Track Season; Stiff Hockey Bronco Game Three Home Tank Doherty Holds Intra-Squad Tests Today Drills Begin Schools Green Swimmers Floridaj chedules Meets Slated; Bound Friday Schedule Includes Thirteen Programs Coach Ken Doherty revealed the Michigan track team's 1946-47 in- door and outdoor schedules yester- day as released by the Western Conference. The season begins Feb. 1, ...…
… TkIE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, DE ER 7, 1946 . , ., a..... epublican Hope 'T-E FIRST choice of newly-elected Re- publican members of Congress for the 1948 Presidential nomination in that party is Harold 'Stassen, former governor of Min- nesota and flag secretary to Admiral Halsey, according to a poll conducted by the Min- neapolis Star and Chicago Daily News. This is not the first indication that Stas- sen, Who represents the younger, mor...…
…r ,. .. u r ". _ _ : lie Ir H MI I A"A N DAIJU x ~ 1f you are haviuqr Chr i tma s shopping problems may ire suggest 1WCIIGAN JEWELRY . ." PENDANTS ,yr COMPACTS .TIECLASPS .- BRACELETS t o TIE-SWINGS r/ RINGS p- PINS potBAREFFS :CMichigani emblemus may he placed on your favorite piece of ;jewelry .: ARCADE~l u JEWELRY SHOP, ;y .CARL F. BAY . .. 16 Nickels Arcade ~\ ".. _ < x.- r r^ r" 1 r ! D r, \ : . M n 4 MY n to. Vll m . , _ f.:j . s Ju...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY IYEMWEAT7 T0-WAR - Surgeon Refers to Past; Advocates New Branch CIEVELAND, Dec. 16-(P)-A ew branch of medicine, preven- .e surgery, that would produce rmor for soldiers and give civil- ;ns shielding devices, was ad- ocated at the American College 'f Surgeons tonight by Dr. Ed- ard D. Churchill, of Harvard. He pointed out that the steel elmet, of World War I, was in- oduced by surgeons. Just at the Engineers Will sell Techn...…
… HALFWAY MEASURE See Page 4 L 4r, i L r Baqit-w Daii4 CLOUDY AND COLDER Latest Deadline in the State "VOL. LVII, No. 71 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1946 Truman Abolishes Majorsing PRICE FIVE CENT rntrol Russia Loses Bid for U.S. Atom Secrets Arms Reduction Approved by UN By The Associated Press NEW YORK, Dec. 14-Russia today lost her fight to lay open the American atomic bomb secrets im- mediately but the United Nations As...…
…THE MICHIGAXN DAILY SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15, I$40, SUDA, )UERE _~#> OKS ARE DECEIVING: Women EngineersBSekRecogniti By JOHN CAMPBELL "Is she an engineer-she doesn't look like on." This remark, heard occasionally >n campus,. might be regarded as ihe ultima n in compliments by women e7nmeers. For whoever first classified University students as "men, women and engineers" failed to reckon with a little-pub- licized orgization called the So- iety o...…
… ER 5, THE ICHIGAN DAILY uintet Loses To Western; Pucksters TopM irquett K.t Gensichen Dumps In 30 Points To Lead Broncos to 65-61 Victory in Wild Battle (V (Continued from Page 1) throws, Gensichen scored two buckets and a free shot to make it 20-17. By half-time the Broncos, had caught Michigan and taken a 36-33 lead. Gensichen, Western's one-man gang, scored 14 points in the first half on five buckets and four charity shots. He came ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY StrNDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1946 Students Conference [ICHIGAN IS AGAIN taking a leading role as a leading force in national stu- nt affairs by taking part in the Chicago ident Conference December 28 to 30. ETomorrow night's rally will enable Michi- n students to learn about this conference d to preseht to the four student delegates m this University their viewpoints re- r'ding such activities as the formation of national stud...…
… rTHE MICIHGAN DAILY :, IDE-NAZIFYING YOUTH: German Asks Long Term Occupation By PAUL HARSHA Charging that the German peo- ple are still "infected with egoism," a German civilian has asked that American occupation troops re- mAin for at least a generation. Hermann H. Rocke, former Ber- lin school teacher, believes that "the young German generation with master-race experiences from the battlefields of Europe will never be able to learn demo...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I1 A FACULTY FOR KNOWING: Haines'Day: Students, Music, Books,_Fish' Constitution ... By HARRY LEVINE EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the 11th of a series of articles on faculty personalities. . Prof. Donal Hamilton Haines is probably the only man within a 200 mile radius who can teach a University class, listen to a sym- phony, write a book and go fishing all in the same day and not con- sider it outside of his usual rou- tin...…
…THlE MICHIGAN DAILY P .--,. r" S1 " : .'4 >'': ' , A v ..... ..... s Av. J lL : L , " . Jar ri { J Cyr{ S,. : = how::' ";,:f . Chri*stniias r ure COZY ROBES . , . THRILLING GIFT FOR TODDLERS, TEENS. MOMS. Goodyear's have them in abundance for your Christmas choosing. Glamorous quilts, trim flannels, tub-loving chenilles, fleecy blanket-cloth fabrics. r rr r .x ' l { t x r ... {f< 1 s} fit, y' f y ,- r o-t -tee: S y\ . { $ !! ) ,t >'' ...…
…1E THE MICHIGAN DAILY Alt% TO NORMAL LIFE:- OUT THAR Counselling Program Helps ...at the Village DAILY OFFICIAL Bi Blind Prepare for Vocations _ Church Service . ..- A vocational counselling pro- sAn interdenominational church in society as independent wage-service will be conducted by Rev. (Continec1 from Page 4) Wed., Dec. 18. 7:30 p.m., Rev. gram, designed especially for the earners and citizens." J. Edgar Edwards at 10:45 a.m. ~ Mr. Edward...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Christmas Show Will Be Staged For Thu Students Annual All-Campus Review To Feature 'U' Talent Wednesday in Hill Auditorium University Encoura-ges Junior Coeds To Paw',Dues WAA Bowling Tournament Will End Wednesdy Jan R I 4'l (Continued from Page 1) an original composition in boogie- woogiepiano style entitled, "Win- ter Boogie." Townsend Will Play Supplementing the campus tal- ent is to be Allan Townsend and his 11-p...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY,T 0 W II AC 7 a0,42" '1 DI C4 TIN c T LY MF=G s c ULINE C IFT s I Th eatre) Phone 5933. NATIONALLY KNOWVN BRANDS -- FAMOUS FOR THEIR 'MANu-APPEAL' YARDLEYS -- COURTLEYS -- SEAFORTH -- SPORTSMAN - OLD SPICE LA CROSS- MIDDLETON -- EVESHARS-- KYWOOIE I Oel II wm_- '- III III Imported and Domestic CHAMPAGNES WINES "The Finest in the World" e , b j R 5. CIGARS - ''Buy the box"~ John Middl...…
…WORKABLE Y L ATOMIC CONTROL See Page 2 Latest Deadline in the State &utbp CLOLE VOL. LVII, No. 70 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DEC. 14, 1946 PICE FIVE CENTS Assault Witness In Bilbo Hearigl AsFists, Feet Fly Police Called To Ward Off Attacker; Senate Inquiry Recesses in Tumult By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Dec. 13-The Senate inquiry into Sen. Theodore B. Bilbo's dealings with war contractors recessed in tumult today when fo...…
…-T H E MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1946 Workable Atomic Control TrHPISSUE of evolving a workable means for control of atomic energy has been so battered by being tossed back and forth between the United States and Russia that the fundamental points of controversy have been obscured. Clarification of the differ- ences in the plans of the two factions has become a necessity. The Baruch Plan put forth by the U.S. has three main poi...…
…19s ~THE MICHIGAN DAILY Cagers Face Broncos Tonigtin Ka lamazoo Western Michigan Five Boasts Four-Game Winning trea ; Broncos Feature Veterans A change of scenery will con- front Michigan's basketball team as the curtain goes up on the second act of the Wolverines 1946- 47 cage play, when it moves into Kalamazoo to tangle with West- ern Michigan's unbeaten Broncos. tonight at 8:00 p.m. Coach Buck Reads' cagers have already rolled up four st...…
…THEMICHIGANDAIrLYSAW URLDAY, DrOer: OUTSTANDING EDUCATORS: ,x-Faculty Men Gain Distinction, Campus Highlights 30 Additional Rooms Found IHARMONY ON WHEELS: By SHIRLEY FRANK Four outstanding American edu- cators, now at other colleges and universities, have served on the University faculty at various times during their academic careers. The four are Christian Gauss, now dean of the college of modern languages at Princeton University, Edmu...…
…VA BOTTLENECK See Page 4 L7, fir tg"n ~ai4 l CLOUDY AND COLDER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVII, No. 69 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1946 PRICE FIVE CENTS Arms Limit Plan Okayed By UN Group Clash on Troop Coun Proposal By The Associated Press NEW YORK, Dec. 12--A Unit- ed Nations subcommittee adopted unanimously today a long range arms limitation program and then became involved in a heated wrangle over a world-wide t...…
…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...…
…1948 THE MICHIGAN AIL Y ....... Hockey Trio Leads Squad in Scoring Race With two games of the season on the records, three Michigan pucksters are tied for the lead on the 1946-47 hockey team Bill Jacobson, converted to a center position this season, tops the goal-getters with a total of four to add to his one assist for five points total. Gordon MacMil- lan and Lyle Phillips, center and right wing, respectively, on the number one line have a...…
…r THE MICHIGAN DAILY T' VA Bottleneck IT IS NOT surprising that more than one- seventh of the University's 11,030, student veterans have not yet received their Sep- tember and October subsistence payments. Even top regional VA officials are unable to cut their way through their own red tape to find out how many student veterans have received their checks. In an outfit where all records are made in duplicate, tripli- cate and even sextuplic...…
… STRIKE DIILEMNA See Page 4 wY~~ It BaitV RAIN AND COLIDER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVII, No. 68 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DEC. 12, 1946 PRICE FIVE CENTS Troops Held Unnecessary In Allis Case Gov. Goodland Declines Move By The Associated Press MILWAUKEE, Dec. 11-Gov- ernor Walter S. Goodland de- clined today to place the strike- bound AlsChalmers machinery works in West Allis under martial rule in the absence of a specific...…
…TWO THE MICHI~AN IDAILY THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 194 - - BUNDLE DAYS DRIVE: Clothing Drive Ends Today; Contributions Go To Europe HIGHLIGHTS ON CAMPUS One pound of clothing from each league house resident hay been scheduled for the Bundle Days drive, which ends today, Seymour Goldstein, president of Yrule Review Will lie Staged By U' Groups Climaxing the pre -vacation week, a huge all-campus Christ- mas Review will be presented from 8 to...…
…---7- STHURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1946 THE MICHIGAN TifA TT.V PAGE 1 1.1 lil 111 1 Lw 1111]/ L'11 \ 1 / 1'\ l..l./ L THE BIG SPLASH .- Feature Breast Stroke In Swim Meet Saturday There's a 100-yard breast stroke race on Saturday night's State AAU Swim Gala card and it may develop into the hottest battle of the evening with five Michigan natators slated to battle it out for the title in the Sports Building pool. Of the quintet of Bob Sohl, Pa...…
… i FOUR THE MICHIGAN IAILY THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1946 FOUR THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1940 ortageofChildren s Clothes I. ,6l1 Or 7/ thian9 BILL M AULDIN OVER 20 per cent of the Dutch children cannot attend school on stormy or cold days because they do not have shoes or sufficient clothing. Almost no new clothing has been bought in Holland for the last six years. In Poland, France, Belgium and other European countries, similar conditions ...…
… M THUSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1949 rTHE MICHIGAN DAILY .. . Union Council Will Sponsor Formals Friday, Saturday Banquet To Honor Visiting Women Highlighting the annual winter Union Formal will be guests rep- resenting six Michigan colleges on the first of the two night dance to be held from 9 p.m. to midnight in the Union Ballroom. Representatives include Nancy Coffey from Highland Park Jun- ior College, Mary Georgilas and Fay Zercher from Wa...…
…THIS MI .IAA AIIN O! T"MAINA Ca" --- - ."_ .".. nw s ;. aaF~F'A~lA Sj 4?Y&FC1 , A;' 'S U m Discovered - The Secret of Santa's Success! K~ A~d' . i ., " A:: ..yC$' a: ': ': ' :. . . . take a hint from Santa and go to the CAMPUS SHOP for the perfect gift . . . a sweater set. ::"+ ri:* ,~. ____w ,1 . , >. , ,;.. .odr ;:?ti': . . . Santa says to give lovely silk panties for Christmas. These were seen at JUNE GREY. -c " S' y m s...…
… DISAPPEARING Y A6F A& 411 t r t A an A6V 742 a t tly a - BOOKS See Page 4 FAIR AND MILD Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVII, No. 67 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 11, 1946 PRICE FIVE CENTS 1,60 Vets Still Without Fall Checks VA To Recheck Local Complaints The Veterans Administratior survey of "checkless" student vet- erans revealed that up to 4 p.m yesterday at least 1,360 University veterans still have not receivec their Sep...…
…PAGE TWO -1 THE MICHIGAN, DAILY 'U' ART EXHIBIT: Native Mysticism Portrayed in African Negro Sculpture Campus Highlights CO1TMMUNITY PROJECT: Villagers Schedule New Play By JERRY JAMES African sculpture expressing native emotions about the human form highlight the current exhib- it of African Negro sculpture be- ing presented at the University Museum of Art. The national American Associa- Gale Arranges Visitors' Plans International C...…
…T ICIXXDAL ntramural Referees Choose Residence lall All-Star Touch Football Aggregation Greene House Places Three Men on Outfit; Williams, Lloyd House Put Two on Squad By BEV BUSSEY With Al-star football teams being named by every newspaper syndicate and high-salaried sports authority throughout the country, the referees of Michigan intra- mural athletics followed suit by selecting a Residence Halls All- Star Touch Football squad. The choic...…
…T HE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER -- Disappearing' Books MAN TO MAN: BILL MAULDIN T HE revelation of General Library officials that books are "disappearing" in quan- tity must come as a surprise to the student body, most of whom, we don't doubt, thought of the University as something more than just another part of the jungle. But now the myth has been shattered, and it is time for the student body as a whole to take stock - even t...…
