…BIRTH OF A NATION See Page 4 LjY L LwP40 46F :43 t t]y CLWA R WARMER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 159 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 16, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENT ----- St. Paul Meat Pickets Mob State Capitol Guards Hold Off Line of Strikers SOUTH ST. PAUL, Minn., May 15-(/P)-Massed pickets and sym- pathizers in the Packing House Workers strike, driven from streets here today by National Guarc bayonets were told by Gov...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 16, 1948 . v M Public Opinion' Lectures Will Be Given Here Miller To Discuss Propagranda Effects Prof. Clyde R. Miller, founder of the Institute for Propaganda An- alysis and originator of the Springfield Plan for education will' speak at the University on propa- ganda and public opinion polls Wednesday. A talk on "How Propaganda Shapes Our Foreign Policy" will be given at 8 p.m., in Kellogg Aud- itorium and ...…
… THE MICHIGAN iAJILY 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 foim-to the office of the Assistant to the President, Room 1021 Angell Hall, by 3:00 p.m. on the day preceding publication (11:00 a.m. Saturdays). Notices SUNDAY, MAY 16, 1948 VOL. LVIII, No. 159 p.m., Wed., May 19, Rackham Amphitheatre. Ballot...…
…THE MIC IIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 16, 1948 B'rth of a Nation H ISTORICAL DATES are often unnoticed at the time of their occurrence. But Friday, May 14, 1948 is a date which the world can mark as one of importance. The State of Israel was founded. But perhaps more important than the actual creation of Israel was the action taken by the government of the United States. That night, President Truman officially recognized the Jewish govern- men...…
…SUNDAY, MAY 16, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Annual LanternNight To Be Given Tomorrow At Hill i Interviewing for League Summer Positions To Start Traditional March To Precede Weddings & Engagements I Interviewing for the summer positions in the League will be- gin at 3 p.m. Tuesday. Positions which are open are president of League, chairman of the Judiciary Council, social chairman, chairman of Casbah, publicity chairman, and dance cha...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Golfers, Netters Win i neMatches Major League Standings "I I i Tennis Team Shuts Out Purdue in Short Match (Special to The Daily) LAFAYETTE, Ind., May 15- The weather forced Michigan's tennis team indoors here today in an abbreviated match with Pur- due, but the change of atmosphere didn't affect the Wolverines' win- ning ways. The netters blanked the home' squad completely in the four sing- les and one doubles encoun...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ASE I. .j JIUST KIBITZING Stubborn Thinciads Bow to Ohio, 74-5 8 WEEP, YE BASKETBALL FANS, for the Messiah is gone. He came to us when darkness hung over the Field House and we were sore oppressed by our enemies, when plagues of Badgers, and Illini devoured our crops and made us to eat of the bitter fruit Sof defeat.. And in his presence we took heart and hoped, and yea, ere the sun had set on the second year of his tea...…
…THE MNICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. MAY 16. 1R R____________ !'I IARf -, .. ..woa+. a..asa.a i _evicr SWELL T HE RANKS: GI Bill Hikes Enrollnent In Schools, Job Training By The Associated Press THE HUGE GI BILL education program has brought the influ- ence of the Federal Government into the education field on an un- precedented scale. Already 4,850,000 American men and women who served in World War II have benefitted from the'various types of educ...…
…WALLAC: PRO AND CON See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State Du1 ii4 CLOUDY, SHOWERS VOL. LVIL.Na. 159 --~ -- ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS U.N. Creates Commission On Palestine Small Neutrals To Make Inquiry By The Associated Press NEW YORK, May 15 - Ti United Nations Assembly toda created a small-nation, "neutial commission to make an unrestric ted inquiry into the complex prol lems of Palestine and repor...…
…THE MICttli:A At AY.., AUY 16. . 1047 -- --- -- - _-_ :, l a' a.1LAV t 11tH 14;_!'f i TWO DAY TOUR Forestry Administration Class Observes llinois Preserve Thirty-six members of the for- estry admnistration class return- ed yesterday fromi a two-day in- spection of the Cook County For- est Preserve District near Chicago. The purpose of the trip was to observe at close range the ad- MembershIip Lists Required Presiding officers of recogniz...…
…wAY !"947 _T$E-ICI2BAN- LAILY olverine Netters Beaten by Northwestern, 5j-4' Five Extra-Gaine Sets Feature Exciting Contest Naugle, Cook brilliamit in IDoule I. Victory; Mikulich, Iaton riImphi m Singles ilts Wolverine Nine Opposes Indiana Club H ere Today Bty DICK KR,' IS Michigan's tennis team lost a licartbreaking 5-4 duel to North- westcrn yesterday on the vatrity courts, in a four-hour zna tch which featured five extra-set con- tests. ...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY WALLACE SPEECH: His Sneerity Yesterday at Hill Auditorium Henry Wal- lace spoke to a capacity crowd of stu- dents, faculty members, and towns people. It was an extemporaneous speech, and this was evident at several points. But is was probably the most completely honest and sincere speech Ann Arbor audiences have heard in an age. The warmth of Wal- lace's personality pervaded the auditorium. Here was a man who is wearing hi...…
…I 16, 1947 -~~~ A'~MCI&N 6WiA ........................ Scabbard and Blade To Pe scit Military Ball in Leaue Today Annual Ball' Will Feature Navy Decor Townsend's Band To Play; Roberts Will Supply Vocals; ROTC Staff To Receive Scabbard and Blade will present its traditional Military Ball from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. today in the League Ballroom. Al fownsend and his orchestra will play for the dance which is open to all students on campus. lois...…
…_THE MICTiEAN DAIL PIM AIDS DIAGNOSIS: 'U' Doctors Experiment With Brain Recordings University doctors are using t1 of electroencephalography in th recordings of the pulsati'E. alter Neuropsychiatric Institute, an- nating brain waves to diagnose nounced yesterday. epilsepsy, brain mnjuries ana uaiz ages to the central nervous sy The waves are recorded electri tem, Dr. Baku K. Bagchi, in charg caly through use of an instrumen _________ - call...…
…PHILIPPINE POLITICS See Page 2 Y LwA6 41,tp :43 a t CLEARING AND COOLER VOL. LVI, No. 141 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1946 PRICE FIVE CENTS Record Enrollment Of 11,000 Expected In Summer Session A record Summer Session enrollment of about 11,000 is anticipated this year by Summer Session Director Louis A. Hopkins. Prof. Hopkins said that this record registration is expected because of the large number of veterans, who are eag...…
….. INAAGE TWO T HE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY. MAY 16, 1946 ?AGF TWO TUURSDAY, MAY 16, 1946 IT SO HAPPENS... * A World We Never Made Fifth Column "Mousie Housie-A nimble mouse in a sturdy house . . . This toy is entertainment for the THE INSUFFERABLE AD MEN are in the of- family as well as for the cat." fice again and as usual can't be silenced. There are other items like Crocheted Cello- We knew other advertising outfits would make phane Ba...…
…THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1946 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TH.a+.E MICa ./1aI \l 1iN A 1--f. , a ,.ws1 s Harr. 1 n [tiiec, W olverine Netters To Meet orthwestern Team Encounters OSU, Minnesota This Weekend Barrett Flops Before Major 1lchigan Tfo Chalk Tennis Squad Travels to Evanston Up Thirdl Western (onference Win 2:, By ChUCK LEWIS Vying for their third Western Con- ference victory of the season, Michi- gan's varsity tennis team will tangle with ...…
…PAGE rOUR THEt MICIA N OAILY THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1946 -____ ____I ELECTION REFORMS: Campus Balloting Criticized;.. New System Recommended By MARSITA LL WALACE Criticizing many of the practices in the recent campus elections for representatives to the Student Con- gress, Prof. Clark F. Norton, who acted as advisor on ballot counting procedure, outlined what he termed "desirable reforms" for future stu- dent polling. "The two days of voting ...…
… iit'I 4 aiI WEATHER Fair and Warmer VOL. LV, No. 148 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS - Keniston Speaks at Honor Installation Says Liberal Education Will Supply Abilities Needed To Build World Peace Expressing the hope that the broadest concept of the liberal arts ediication would serge as a basis for the peace in the world of tomorrow, Dean Hayward Keniston addressed the 'initiates of Phi Kappa Phi last ni...…
…THE MIICHIGAN DAIEY Michigan GradIsAuthor Of WorldPeace Proposal N4AGOYA r Sinchang 4 VFoochow IeOKINAWA 4 \JAPAN BONIN WO JIMA n MARIANAS Pacific Ocea PHILIPPINES LEY TE MINDANAO arkPa arikan a SAIPAN GUAM. YAP AL A U CAROLINE 1S. HALMAHERA BORN AMBOINA * . A VA .CELEI ES s t4S ry1 EQUATOR Hollandia 0 GUINEA ~AL- RALIA Indian Oceari -IIV IEf5 Darwin ISTF si THE PACIFIC WAR-Numbers locate points where Allies are biting piece...…
…THlE MICtHIGAN ADAILY Wolverine Nine To Meet Indiana This Weekeru I - fIlaking the tGun44 Dy HANK MANTIIO Dully Sports Edlito, Michigan-Hoosier Conte Major Effect Upon Big Te By HANK MANTHO A5 THE NOTRE DAME spring football drills draw to a close, Coach Hugh Devore is quite certain that the team he fields next September will equal s me of the past great Irish squads.r reDvrewsstsid with his spring drills, since he is assured of havin...…
…TUE MiICHIGAN DAILY Fifty-Fifth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Trials May Reveal 'Secrets' IC> _[ I { h 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 Loewenberg Mavis Kennedy. Ann Schutz Dick Strickland Martha Schmitt Kay McFee . . . . Managing Editor . . . . Edi...…
…195 TtE MCIGN D -J Soph Music Bar Will Provide Detroit Orchestra for Dancing. I. * * * Revival of Traditional Event Will Highlight Various Forms Of Entertainment, Activities The "blue rain" of Ann Arbor will become a thing of the past at Soph Music Bar from 7:30 p.m. to mid- night EWT Saturday in the League, when Jimmy Strauss and his Detroit orchestra will be a highlight of the evening. Strauss and his popular orchestra will reign from 9...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WE13DNESDAY, MAY 16, Dr. Tweedie Describes Great Educational Problems in India Bromage StduesINeed for UNRRA Help -v "There is a tremendous demand for education in India, but the diffi- culties which the progress of educa- tion is facing are very great," Dr. E. R. Tweedie, temporary instruct- or in the chemistry department here, who has been head of the Depart- ment of Chemnistry at Lucknow Col- lege, India, since 1917, ...…
…Y 4iQ tW Daa11 Weather Showers VOL. LiV No. 136 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 16, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS French, Yanks Snash Nazi Gustav Line First Big Chinese Offensive in Seven Years IsOpened 4' - - ___ ___ ______~~~ ______ ______ Salween Is Crossed at Many Points 20,000 Troops Aim At Burma Junction By The Associated Press CHUNGKING, May 15.-More than 20,000 Chinese troops have plunged across the Saween River in Western Yunna...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIG~AN DBATT TUESDAY; MAY 16, 1944 __ _ -. _-- a as .u 1 1 a \./ as L'V 17 1 \ 1l 211 L 2 .. .,.__. __ TUESDAY: MAY 10. 1944 Fifty-Fourth Year *Th * 7/ePedulumt . 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 University year, and every morning except Mon- day and Tuesday during the...…
…MAY, 10; 4944 . T-V tut L, 4. D A LY, PAC 9 THR$J9 , A 4 - - ..':.... e,:.. r >. '. .:., "ti. =':S.e ,ww, r axe.mm .. pw :. v.. Wra s. .mw....... . .o- m r-.. a ., . rae.wMrw..,xv .,t* hinclads Are Impressive in Only Outdoor Meet Baseball Club Whips Grosse Hurlers Wiese, Schmidtke Star in . Ile Team, 4-2 Team Balance Provides Michigan's Victory Edge Illinois Scores Seven Firsts to Wolverine Six but Fails To Dominate in Field Eve...…
…F FOUR1 THE~ MICHi XN DAiLfY m SVz ?,LT 1;. 1944 - -- Dunbar Center .. Free ofb93 MortgageDet. .4 Association To Better Conditions of Local Negroes Hears Dancy By RAY SHINN "America can never take care of the problems of the world until it takes care of its own internal prob- lems," declared Mr. John C. Dancy, executive director of the Detroit Ur- ban League, befor the audience gathered to witness the burning of the mortgage of the Dunb...…
…-0 FRESHMAN SUPPLEMENT' hue-Ao A& ttl tid 1TisI U1F ' ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN. SUNDAY, MAY 16, 1943 TAKING ITEASY .. a .eI by Ed Zah Athiletics for Victoryable as an intermediary between the in February. Doherty took Matthews JATTHEWS showed himself as a Yet, Dave was the first to congrat- in the mile. In the triangular meet dent coach and the squad members; the aside the week before and told him of real captain in the Big Ten In- ulate Roxy...…
…. THE MICHIGAN DAILY t'tr:1' A AT14, 1943" Nine Again Leads Conference Race By BUD LOW During the past season which saw game after game postponed or can- celled because of the weather the. Wolverine baseball squad played, through an extremely slim schedule with a very creditable record. At the present writing the varsity. has played 10 contests, while 12 oth- ers had to be called off. Michigan has dropped only two of these tilts, one eac...…
… I 9UND;MAY 16 -IC MI 60- ti !ftV fH Alit AIL PAGl MEVEN Army Demands, Illness Robbed Michigan of Swim I Crown Holiday 's world Marks Varsity Track Squad Has Greatest Season Highlight Past Season 4 % By JOE McHALE The 1942-43 Wolverine swimming team was one which, if the Army hadn't stepped in, would most cer- tainly have ranked with the very top of the list of championship Mich- igan aggregations. As it was, the. team came up ...…
…aE i tWELVE'I- THE DAILY SUNDAY, ltt 16, 1943 a.ilE Mf i.i .1s1 N DLi,.,lYJ fSweet 0/l 6t Cetera By NANCY GROBERG It won't be long now-we keep telling ourselves-summer is just around the proverbial corner and, come June, all sorts of courageous souls will pour into Ann Arbor to get back to ye olde grinde. We've heard all kinds of prophecies as to how the whole thing is going to turn out-i.e. whether it will be just plain hot, or really H...…
… .. ,t _ . r., THI IIl AN IAIYi RHl Women Students Rre fEutomoltiCcly Members of WFI Annual Activities Include Lantern Night, Sports Day, Crop and Saddle Horse Show; Physical Fitness Program Backed by Group Have you received your copy of the handbook entitled "Do's, Don'ts, By-laws. Customs, Traditions, Social Musts and Musn'ts, and Get Wise, FrEshmen, to the University of Michigan Campus"? You haven't? Some- one slipped up. Every year th...…
…FOR At. TfI*E MICH IAN DAILY SUNDAt, MAY 1 IW4- .n v 1 :: ,. - __ 11 1I Sorority and Independent Women Have Representative Organizations I' I >4 -i L v i C f the 6l wlehWcme4A We invite you to dine at the ALLENEL. You will enjoy our excellent dinners, prepared to meet with your satisfaction. Michigan students know our reputation for our fine food, our high quality service and our friendly atmosphere. Makes a point of dining at t...…
…NDY MA .,If r~- ~- r-7 95 _IAGE IT AN M'.a,+ .s Mr Y,' 4..r.,: a4hlllmMH NM. MC'~ yW:Y . 4:Y " .C ^MKtti..:w.....e .. .......':. t ______________ ~ 1I 44 right-i antzen Panty just enough under that wardrobe. Thc costuna not complete without proper foundation. Sizes 32. left--What would ,the siujniper be with- out having a colorful playsuit with matching skirt? Your,wardrobe certainl1) won't be complete without having one to .loll aroun...…
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… Weather Rain, Continued CooL4 jd Sir ig ijait Editorial Rabble-Rouser Smith On GOP Ticket.. VOL. LH. No. 172 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 16, 1942 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Seven Reach. Track Finals As Ohio State CinchesTitle Thomas Paces Wolverine Qualifiers; Slow Track, Bad Weather Are Cause Of VeryPoor Showing Michigan Netters Sweep Matches, Special to The Daily EVANSTON, Ill., May 15.-Seven Michigan trackmen qualified in the p...…
…-~ - - -~-- -~.--,- - SAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN D AII.V .. .. _. a ... A. ' IAV .' 1VfAV' 1 . 19d 3I'--. a. S a., S . 1" .1. £f Ad . A m. .._ . 1 _ . _ . _ _ _ ...I S1tffi fT1E~T~b.V' MA'V1 C~y 1Ai) World League Way To Peace, States Hostie International Constitution Basis For Ending Wars; Asks Students Cooperate The basis of a lasting peace after the war is a world constitution founded on the idealism of the League of Nations, stated Jan F....…
…xI3': ac ax' 16, 1942 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGR THREF ~TT~ThiY~ MAT 16, 1942 PAGE THI~E Thinclads Place Seven In Meet;, Netters in Five Tilts C Thomas Places Twice In Conference Contests McCarthy, Piel, Ufer, As Ohio State Team Matthews, Donahey Qualify Dominates Big Ten Classic (Continued from Page 1) Hammond of Ohio State who ran the race in :50.3, just two-tenths seconds faster than the Michigan runner. In the last event th...…
… 1 PAEFOM THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MAY 16,"1942 .. _.___ ._..-_.....-. _........ - - sr a.C4. MAY ~iAt1 7t a fir Al-01-gall ti1 THE REPLY CHURLISH By TOUCHSTONE 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 Associated Press is excl...…
…SATiTUWR5AV' ,MAY'16,. 1aZ. TE- MICHIGAN DAILY -- - - I .. . - --- - - ----- --- - ------- - Bill Sawyer S Band To Play At Union s 'Final Fling' Today Gwen Cooper To Be Soloist At Last Dance Ice Cream To Be Given Out By Expert Union Fountain Men At Specially Constructed Bar Hundreds of ice cream addicts are looking forward to joining the couple pictured at the right for a "Final Fling" from 9 p.m. to midnight to- day in the Union Ba...…
…- - -~ ~ - ~ ~ - - w --W--~ - w - ._, PAGE STX Choral Union .ive Colleges An Names Stars Of 43 Univer For Next IYea. Forty-three students in the Cof- lege of Literature, Science, and the Arts, the College of Engineering, the Series Scheduled 'o Open College of Architecture and Design Oct. 20; Will Feature and the School of Forestry and Con- servation were yesterday named re- Heifetz And Hofmann cipients of scholarships. James B., Charles J. a...…
…S Weather Scattered Showers and Cooler iYl~g tk igban Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication aiti Editorial You Can Send A Boy To Camp .., VOL. LI. No. 161 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1941 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS- Trackmen Ready For Title Defense; Nine Plays Indiana Western State Teachers Defeat Tennis Squad To Take 5-4_Triumph Varsity Seeks Fifth Conference Crown By BOB STAHL (Special to The Daily) MINNEAPOLIS, May 16.--Pi...…
…=PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1941 - ~ I Serles To Talk At Pharmacy Meet Tuesday Illinois Dean Will Discuss Problems Of Guidance For Entering Students Dr. E. R. Serles, Dean of the Uni- versity of Illinois College of Pharm- acy, will be the main speaker at the Tenth Annual Pharmaceutical Con- ference which will be held Tuesday in the Rackham Amphitheatre. Dr. Serles will address the group on "The Problem of Vocational Gui-...…
… MAY 16, 1941 I ' IV1Tf:T T[= 1 11 WTTY ID m elict if icrlm; lct aTaa, arTaa a ( a a N bATTa 5 1\ .l'. £3. 1UL.1.J::. r~AQE THfRNEE Trackmen Defend Conference Crown; Nine Meets In diana , e - w - W W W - - w W W - w W w W Baseball Team Opens Hoosier SeriesToday Fisher To Start Stoddard On Mound For Varsity; Visitors Seek Revenge (Continued from Page 6) PORTFOLIO 4 * Michigan Vs. Indiana * Wolverines To Repeat B HALEWILSON Dail...…
…I~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1941 HE MICHIGAN DAILY Letters To The Editor Wagner's Influence On Hitler. I!>-.C, =" N . f r As Others See It..-. Writer Cites Hitler's References In 'Mein Kampf' To Decline Of Hapsburg Empire In Terms Of The Drama Of Richard Wagner; Queries, Will Hitler's End Be Similar To Siegfried's Robert L. Jacobs in Music And Letters Edited and managed by students of the University of [ichigan under t...…
… 1941 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FM": THE MCHIGN DALY PflhIVtv. 1 nI.D A't i'. iT 1"J.. w Architects' Doodle Dance To e Today In Union Ballroom List Of Guests And Patrons IS Announced Lorry Douglas' Band Will Play; Winners Of Cartoon Contest To Be Announced At Dance With pencils in hand and doodle- bugs in head, the committee in charge of the Doodle Dance to be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. today in the Union Ballroom have come forth disper...…
…PACE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1941 These Volunteers ToAid In Fres h Air Camp Drive, Students Will Canvass Campus Today In Annual Tag Day Campaign Students selling tags the first hour will report to Room 4, University Hall, by 7:45 a.m. Those selling in the downtown districts will report at 8:30 a.m. All volunteers are to stay at posts until relieved. Those on the last shift bring cans and tags to Room 4, University Hall, abo...…
… FIWDAY, MAY 16, 1941 Sale Of Final Technic Issue Opens Tuesday New NuinBer To Feature Scholarship Editorial, Article By Prof. Lay "Bigger and better than ever be- fore" will be no idle boast for the new issue of the Michigan Technic, to go on sale Tuesday, as the year's final issue will contain 36 pages instead of the usual 28. Headlining the issue are three fea- ture articles, a greater number of pictures than ever before, and an edi- torial...…
…THE MICHIGN DAILY P> I C 'it U R r Ni F 'N~ J i T E N 0 I t0F H I S W A Y S-Three non-operatic fishermen join with Frederick Jagel (white cap), Metropolitan opera tenor, to celebrate musically his designation as captain of a Grand Banks fishing schooner, Mary, by the N.Y. Fishery councilx P 0 L I T E N E S S P A Y S-That eloquent "please" along with this contraption made of some gloved waterpipe and the effigy of a man persuaded ...…
