… SCRATCH PAD See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State Datiti 4 0 CLOUDY, SNOW FLURRIES VOL. LX, No. 49 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS Record YC West uad Rally Ends Campaign 500 Volunteer Workers To Handle Nine Polling Booths on Campus By PETER HOTTON A record-breaking turnout of more than 7,000 is expected tomor- row and Tuesday in the all-campus elections, in spite of cold and snowy weather predictions. ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1949 =I ' a oft Read and Use Daily Classified Ads CONTINUOUS DAILY SLIMp in the 3NaS starring SAB NOW SHOWING THRU WED.!! MAT. 30c EVE. 40c FROM 1:30 P.M. RE~clTLSS PUJRSUT et Conusect or:oj h l,1., ': ~ e e . 2 MONDAY - ONE DAY ONLY ODDS and ENDS from Regular Stock Many Worth 3 or 4 Times the Sale Price A NUISANCE TO US - BA G1m t 00 u MICHIGAN DAILY CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Phone ...…
…SUNDAY, NOVEMBE~R' 20, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY rAGE ' ...H.E........I...N ...A.... ?AQR '99 __ uI 4Student Publications.. . 1 Richardl C. Allen The Board in Control of Student Publications serves as a super- visory or governing board responsible for overseeing the finances and general policy of the various campus publications. It is essential that the policy of these publications represent all phases of student activi-.k ties and organiz...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1949 PAGE FOUE SUNDAY, NOVEM1~ER 20, 194~I The City Editor's SCRATCH PAD By AL BLUMROSEN THE FOOTBALL SEASON ended yester- day, and those students who had fresh- man seats for the last two months in the stadium can look forward to at least getting into the coffin corner next fall. And a new crop of freshmen can prepare to look around the goal post at their foot- ball team. * * * rfHIS IS a ...…
…SUNDAY, NOVEMBEA 20, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE 1 .... ...... . .. ............. ...... . ...... I DAILY' OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in The Daily Official tce Bulletin is constructive notice to allNotices members of the University. Notices for the Bulletin should be sent in Faculty of L. S. & A.: In order typewritten form to the Office of the Assistant to the President. Room 2552 to make possible the inclusion in Administration Buil...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 20. 1949' ,, ::: ! aTHE MTrHT CAN V11\LL3TT F.TTv I csa s NfVV a;&,V PAUW A 1Q&QW Trojans Defeat UCLA Penn State Loses, 19-0 onference DeadlockedRose Bowl Set ____ _ LOS ANGELES-(P)--Southern California's Trojans, riding on the gifted southpaw pitching of a fourth string quarterback named Dean Schneider, defeated the Bruins of UCLA yesterday, 21 to 7,-in their annual crosstown duel. The Tro...…
…SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY !PAGE SEVEN SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TAGE SEVE~j Minnesota Wisconsin. . . 14 Northwestern . . 6Illinois . . 9 Purdue . . . . 14 Notre Dame. Indiana . . . . 61 Iowa . .0.0.0 . 28 California . 7 Stanford . . 33 USC 14 UCLA . . . . . 21 Missouri .«. . .7 Kansas . . . . 34 Oklahoma . . . 28 Santa Clara . . 28 .7i . 21 . . .0 U a Irish Club Stubborn awkeyes,28-7 ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAE', NOVEMBER 20, 1949 TH13~ MICHIGAN DAILY SUNI~AY, NOVEMBEfl~ 20, 1949 - m Schedule of Coming Women's Athletic Meetings,_Games 'Dad' Stoll Finishes 26th FacultyQuintet Recital Today Year as Stadium Usher TBnvsytodieand Quintet, a) ntet 8:ill ".e a faultyrecital Op- 71 by Beethoven. ____________________________ at 8:30 p in todayr in Lydia Men- Quintet members are Nelson New Skirt inspirations --New fabrics FORMR-i...…
…STEEL COMPANY SEIZURE See Page 4 Y It I9Ul Latest Deadline in the State DArzii4 s . , f w v. 4 SCATTERED SHOWERS VOL. LX, No. 22 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS Coal Dispute Negotiations At Impasse U.S. Intervention TermedLikely WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. Va-(P)-The next move to settle the coal strike seems to be Up to the government. Union and operator teams shuf- fled through more fruitless nego- tiati...…
… TWO 0 TILE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1949 II SELL HOMECOMING PINS: Beat Minnesota' Cry To Be Raised at Pep Rally CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING * * * * * * Sale of homecoming pins' is only the beginning of an exten- sive campaign to prove that stu- dents are solidly behind th/ football team, according to Al Hartzmark, of the Wolverine club. Climaxing the efforts to show that school spirit still flourishes will be the "Beat Minne...…
… ' AP Sports } Round-Up MINNEAPOLIS - The practice tempo was stepped up further yes- terday as Coach Bernie Bierman ran his Minnesota Gopher foot- ball squad through a stiff drill in live blocking and tackling. Star Halfback Billy Bye was ex- cused from drill. His back injury, seriously aggravated in the Ohio State game, has knocked him far off stride. DALLAS - Doak Walker was taken down with the flukyester- day, and for the first time in thre...…
…THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1949 . 11 -.' .c, t:. (9aGo -Eev w + J O u 3'- ohc. ."."- Pon-U £Speadit THIN by b. s. brown THIS MAY SOUND like treason, but I like Northwestern. Those who make the decisions at the Evanston institution have adopted an adult attitude towards the members of the fairer sex who attend their university. And the attitude helped to make a lot of Michi- gan men amiable after 4:30 p.m. last Saturday. It seemed as though half...…
…r~lVUSDAY,'-OCTORBER 20, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Mosher HGII Residents Receive Honors for Fortnite Skit w > Scholarship, Activities Cups Awarded To Four Houses Stuart Band To Welcome Weekend Clothing Problem Solved by Versatile Dresses Assembly played hostess to a spirited capacity of independents at its annual Fortnite celebration, held last night in the Lydia Men- delssohn Theatre. After a brief welcome from Jo Wilson, the orga...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Campm"us Pounds{>r Away at Displays By PAUL BRENTLINGER Lured by prospects of winning handsome prizes, members of some 90 campus house groups last night sloshed paint and pounded nails in earnest for their homecoming displays. To get a report on the mid-week progress of homecoming display work, The Daily took a quick survey of fraternities, sororities and dormitories. * *. * * IN MOST OF THE HOUSES, the work was in the base...…
…20, 1949 T214PMICHIGANAIGY rAGF, SEVEN I I U RACK TO THE QUAD: Lloyd House To Initiate Annual Hornecomings iI DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN ,it 21 .A This Saturday will mark the first in a series of annual home- comings for the men of Lloyd House., Ex-residents are arriving from all parts of the country to attend the party and dance, which the Men of Lloyd Association will pre- sent in conjunction with the Lloyd House Council. THE PROGRAM...…
…I I "I'll, "I'll m THE f MICTIGAN DAILY TMIUSI AY. OC'7"C)RrIt 20, 1949 U ______ _____-_-__-_----------- 'U', Broac asting 'Ias Ultr-Moderu St[ation r om MUSIC-8 :30 p~, A w ic tci'works -.- 1AGu, 10:30 M tb:- p .in Iloused onlthe ofnl lloofthe aidnilnist ratio builll-, t he new, Very lush allo ultra-mlodern :41- dioca (of'Unlivers-:ity Broh'a:stinv 8tatiou WUOGM are literully buz- Zing. Otferinli",compelt iion to 1 1a(1il City, tl...…
… LwnteS La test Deadline in the State :43 a t t]g _- A , t 5, o e ti (i , i , i - 1 .., ,-.-,..._r- See Page 4 0 FAIR VOL. LIX, No. 21S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 20. 149_ PRICE FIVE CENTS 'Militant' UN Called for in Truman Plea 'Defends Peace Spending Plan CHICAGO-(/)-President Tru-. man called last night for a "mili- tant" United Nations organization with enough force to maintain the peace after accusing Soviet Rossia of ma...…
…W THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, J Fellowships Offered for Atomie Study Five pre - doctoral fellowships for the study of the applications and implications of atomic energy will be available at the University for the 1949-50 year. The fellowships are part of the Michigan Memorial-Phoenix Proj- ect, which is attempting to estab- lish an atomic research center dedicated to the peaceful aspects of atomic energy. * * * A STIPEND of $1,500 goes wit...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE The M~ORNING REPORT by MERLE LEVIN, SPORTS EDITOR IndiansEdge PASSING THOUGHT: Added Burden for Doak As Johnson Turns Pro Yanks on Hegan's Homer * * * Brooklyn Halts Surging Pirates, 4-3; Braves Whip Cards, A's Fall Twice T LOOKS AS THOUGH Western Conference officials have found their pocketbooks more important than the expansion of their athletic programs. What other explanation can there be for the announceme...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY r~ Sun Never Sets on New Dorm -Daily-Norm Steere A THREE SECOND EXPOSURE AT 12:27, SATURDAY NIGHT, AT NEW DORM * * ** * * * * * HE SUN NEVER sets on the New Wom- en's Dorm. Last semester when the lampposts were installed everyone's immediate reaction was one of amusement and there was much speculation as to the purpose of the brilliant lighting. Some suggested that the deans had simply prowled about one night at 12:29 an...…
… Specialty Dc SL, University To Sponsor. Free Mixer Dance Friday' TFHE MICHIGAN DAILY inces Highlight .. . . ..... . Social Plcns I ' 'Beach Ball' To Be Thrown C3 .? tG . t) ?<i<. (}+ Yt3 C Yt>t 3t) t) (} t1 t) "t .. ., e Gn n :. v DAILY. OFFICIAL BULLETIN * * * A free mixer dance, jointly sponsored by the Student Legisla- ture and the summer session of the University, will be held Friday in the League Ballroom. The informal Dan...…
…THEMICHIGANDAILV WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 194j f IL MAN'S VIEW: Wilson Optimistic Over America's il Outlook An optimistic view of America's oil reserves for the future was pre- sented Monday night by Robert E. Wilson, chairman of the board of Standard Oil of Indiana. He spoke in the University Sum- mer Session lecture series- on nat- ural resources. PESSIMISM over dwindling oil supplies is unjustified, he explain- ed, because of constant techn...…
…0 THE EDITOR'S NOTE See Page 4 Y Latest Deadline in the State A6F 4n 444,4*6brp a t CLOUDY, COOL A ; VOL. UX, No. 164 Legi slative Battle Looms Over Funds Fate of 'U' Budget To Be Decided By The Associated Press The Senate and House may clash today over University of Michigan appropriations as legis- lators dash to meet today's ad- journment deadline. The fate of University requests for $12,500,000 in operating ex- penses will be han...…
…THEs ICGANbiaL wn Wins Sof tball Crown EV-1z w i, l.a Ij . i a .M -Daily-Wally Barth DORMITORY CHAMPIONS-Roommates Dick Redmond on the right and Frank Johnson on the left-co-chairmen of Lloyd House athletics, display the all-campus and West Quad trophies that were awarded to Lloyd House Wednesday night at the West Quad athletic banquet. Phib elts, Sigma Chis Await rternit Sol Te Cas Champions Rally to Wint Finale, 12=5 Williams House easily ...…
…MAY 20, 1949 T1HE MICHIGAN DAILY Big Nine Cinder Battle Begins Today ' 'MNine Bids For Revenge Over Brones Drawing a bye in Big Nine play for the weekend, Michigan's base- ball squad travels to Kalamazoo today to play the powerful West- ern Michigan Broncos in a non- Conference contest. Ray Fisher's charges are seek- ing revenge from the Broncos who pinned a 6-4 setback on them earlier in the campaign. In that game the Maize and Blue ma...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I iK t'' (Editor's Note is written by Managing Editor AN OLD FEAR was accented in the opin- ions presented by justices on the recent Supreme Court free speech decision. In this case, the majority of justices rejected a definition of breach of peace in which a speaker "stirs the public to anger, invites dispute, brings about a condition of unrest and creates a disturbance." (The quoted section is a statement of the Chi- cago...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Students To Find Pre-Final ; Relaxation at Bluebook Ball 4 The traditional "Bluebook Ball" will take place from 9 p.m. to mid- night tonight in the Rainbow Room of the Union. Beneath a canopy of inspiring replicas of bluebooks, couples will dance to the music of Frank Tink- er in a last spree before delving into the texts that will supply tht information for the real thing,, which will begin next week. Other decorations wi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FIA FACULTY VIOLINIST: Doktor To Solo at Detroit LittleSymphonyConcert Baldwin To Replace Littell at Lane Hall i, By ROMA LIPSKY Paul Doktor, faculty member of the University's Music School, will be the featured viola soloist at the first concert of the newly-formed Detroit Little Symphony orchestra at 8:15 p.m. Thursday in the De- troit Art Institute. The 30 member Little Sym- phony, a chamber music ensemble, is compo...…
…ELECTION ASPECTS See rage 4 Y A61P Ar 4f t r tgan tit l , n0 0 ( C'00 V .r Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 138 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1949 SUNNY AND MID PRICE FIVE CENTS Boston Priest Denounces Archbishop Calls Punishment 'Invalid, Brutal' BOSTON - (P) - A 52-year-old Jesuit priest, who declared he had been stripped of his priestly pow- ers for contending there is no sal-' vation outside the Roman Catho- li...…
…THE IVIICHli;AN -WAILY DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in The Daily Official Bulletin is constructive notice to all members ofstherUniversity.cNotices for the Bulletin should be sent in ypewritten 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, APRIL 20, VOL. LIX, No. 138 19491 Notices School of Business Administr...…
…TH EMICHIGANDAIIIY rAGR froth Homers Pace Tigers to 5-I Win Over Chisox LARRUPIN' LEFTY: Morril Improves Hitting In New Outfield' Berth v- By HAROLD TANNER SThe brightest light in Michigan's fiIntWk shining batting attack so W' this season has been a newly cbriverted outfielder who spent most of last year on the bench be- cause of his puny batting average. Always recognized as a slick fielding first sacker with potential hitting ability...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WVEDRNESDA , - I Election Bribery AS STUDENTS tramp to the polls today to cast their votes for campus offices, some of them are going to face some pretty tough decisions. Maybe they thought the lemon drops passed out by one candidate were pretty tasty. Then the cinnamon balls came out in huge quantities. They were pretty good, too. But someone had to dish out candy canes and got the voters all confused. The taste-test fo...…
…1949 TIE ZICilICiN iDAILY Audience Will Select Winners In 'Gulantics Revue' Talent Show: The audience will pick tie win- ners at the "Gulantics Revue," first competitive campus talent show which will be presented at 7:30 p.m. Sunday in Hill Audito- rium. From the fourteen varied acts, chosen earlier in competitive try- outs, the audience, with the aid of an audiometer, will choose the three most talented, who will cop $175 in prizes. Spons...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY cattered Alumni Get Help 'rm 'U' Field Secretary COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Poll Subjects Vary from Jokes to Cheating By PHOEBE FELDMAN "We're here to help alumni with zny problem they have or think they have." , That's the way J. Stuart Finlay- 'son, '48, field secretary of the Alumni Association, describes the purpose of the University grad- Gov. Williams To Be Judge for CaseClub Gov. G. Mennen Williams will lbe one of the Judges...…
…SOUTHERNERS' CLUB See rage 4 [I:.. . r A61F A60F t t r ~Iuii4H ;rN- '- :-. Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 119 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 20, 1949 FAIR, WARMER PRICE FIVE CENTS Investigators Begin WES Feud Probe Five Educators Query Witnesses By The Associated Press A committee of five out-of- state educators yesterday launched an unofficial inquiry into the year-old feud over the University's Workers Educational Serv...…
…T H E M ICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARICU 20, 1940 ________________________ I'. Twio-Mile Relay Sinishes Second Michi-,an's two-mile relay ,eam flashed its best forn to ib date to capture second place in d the Knights of Columbus Re- a lays at Cleveland Friday night. Lg The fast-flying Wolverines were barely edged from the top ofhonor spot by a fleet Syracuse quartet, as captain Bob Thom- ason just failed to catch the easterner's anchor man at ...…
…THlE MICHIG.AN DATTY PAGE TAR Gymnasts Win, 61-35; Fencer Tird iny State Meet "; Michigan at Top in Final Dual Meet with Badgers By HERB MUNZEL Third in total points for the The Wolverine gymnasts "hit night was Badger Bill Kennedy, their peak" last night, according who was runnerup in tumbling, to Coach Newt Loken, as they took third on the flying rings, trounced Wisconsin, 61-35, in a and came in fourth on the dual meet at the I-M...…
…TIIfl E NMIC f 1CGA N -I-) i7 1 i MOI~O i4 Southerners' Club THE DEATH. of, thef Southerners' Club be- fore-( it had officiatlly been born means att the ve 'Ule1(1.A asllthe hurtfull defe'atof whate eou1l have bee n somethiiag new ,and very important In the f;ield of human under- Whiat.started as an innocent P~latt to bliring students, from a specific region to- gethelir ifor littl e tmore thtan purposes of self -enjoyment h.., grown to a ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAI. LY FA H ~ - -,%OWW I^ ^ T ~ ___._ _ VOllL LIJ..XE ROUNDUP: ParhedThratsDecry Campus Liquor Laws FIGURES IN EVERYTHING:, SL Keeps President, JiminJaiis I Tickets for 'Tovarieci' G o on Salde Tomor-1-rowv Final bustling is in progress for ! A mr atiiiee :,h i d ft 2:: 0l)it as"" lh l i dlightful plajY By PHIL DAWSON. Most students will struggle to the end. for liquor--aipparently it ..ubricates their gregariousness....…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 20, 1919 U YOUTH WORK VETERAN: Dr. Lemon Helps Student Feel at Home * * * * By JANET WATTS Perhaps the "no distinction be- tween students and townspeople" rule at the Presbyterian Churchr accounts for the fact that student. make up more than half of th' Sunday congregation at the Washtenaw Avenue church. The Rev. William P. Lemon pastor and director of student ac-y tivities there for the past 15 years expla...…
….:." ........... I r~~'1 '."'., e t ' ' '. N!J f y d^"1 lzl E FISlES SIRING of FASHIONS iisk ,j . S lip" S t / i tS Presenting 9 K' li i (3it ~ I"I S I t ttt + ti., ° t i 7'f~~rI s14 a of to spring please treasures the heart the _I sampling feminine % -.. ; 1s 1 and turn male head . a 2 T ... I …
…I -THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, M~.ARCH 20, 1 9 _____________________ U I Law-Engine Feud Ended 'Swing-out' Cop, Gown Day Formerly Launched Senior Activities Tradition Suspended in '41 Senior Swing-out, one of the oldest of senior class traditions, seems to have taken its place in the ranks of the forgotten along with many other formerly cher- ished customs. Inaugurated back in the 1870's, Swing-out was the day on which seniors would first ...…
…Cotton To Rule Over Spring, Vacation Styles By MIRIAM CADY As precious brocades were sub- mitted to plain and simple pat- terns this winter, so cottons this spring will take on a new appear- ance with high styling empha- sized. Serious designers have gone in- to the business of cottons this year as never before to glorify the plain summer frocks as well as play and resort clothes. Textile manufacturers, too, of- fer a wider variety of cottons ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAX, Transparent Fashion Featured by Diorski The Grass Is Riz? 0 0 13y DEA-I WTISONRLOOM Democracy may finally infil- trate into the illusive fashion world, according to Lili Diorski, world renowned camouflageur of housemaid's knee. Diorski, who in her college days! played left hatrack for the Paris college of Exterior Decorateurs, reveals that her latest fashion cre- ations-which she says "will put a sack on every ...…
…1949 THE MCIGNDAILY PACE . . . . . .... . ........ . ... ............. .......... . .......... . . . . ................. . . .. ------------------- - . . . . . . .... . .. . ............................................................ ........ . ...... - ! 11 11 '111111 1-111111 "Impol - Dark MakeuAp Tints Change Wi th Season Regardless of what I he wther+l is-whether its one of those lu -J like-spring" days or one that f's unmistakably....…
…GE six THE MIChICAN DAILY PIECING LIFE TOGETHER: War Memories Symbolized By Skirts Made of Scraps I The war left the world with the task of piecing together the rem- nants of life-like sewing differ- ent scraps of cloth on a lining to make them whole. In fact a recent visitor here, Mme. Adrienne M. Boisevain of Amsterdam, the Netherlands, started a movement among the women there to make skirts out of scraps as a symbol of the united world t...…
…CLASS Ree Page 4 Y imr Y Dai CLOUDY, COLDER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 96 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEB. 20, 1949 U PRICE FIVE CENTS Committee Turns Down Stadium Plan Other Expansion Projects Backed By B. S. BROWN (Daily Sports Editor) A sub-committee of the Board in Control of Intercollegiate Ath- letics has balked at a proposal by Herbert 0. (Fritz) Crisler, Mich- igan Athletic Director, which would have increased ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Truman Plan Will Stress Airiculture WASHINGTON - (P)) - In the beginning, much of President Truman's "bold new program" of teaching underdeveloped nations American skills will be centered on agriculture. That's because any improve- ment in living levels must be built on well-fed peoples. Surveys show that two thirds of the world's population is undernourished. * * * IN CARRYING out a program for improving farming skills abr...…
…SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ is LU' On fH E R E CQRD By JOHN OSMUNDSEN Capitol Records have come through with flying colors this week with their release of the Art Van Damme Quintet's Cocktail Capers (Capitol album, 105). Outside of one single, this is the first attempt at commercial recording for Art, who has been a staff musician on W-M-A-Q for some time, but this album should...…
…THE MICIIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, EERRUAJ~Y ~O I04~J .__.. Class Cutting r1HE "DROP" in attendance which gener- ally marks the end of the second week or the beginning of the third week of classes may be short lived this year, if persistent ru- mors we've been hearing the past few days prove to have factual basis. As we understand it, the University may, in the near future, officially inpose penalties for student cuts. Several pro- fessors have ...…
