… LUCK AND PLUCK See Page 4 Y A& 'A6F 71EMW N NARrr"- 4lqr t t r gibrwn Ur. CLOUDY COOL Latest Deadline in the State VOL LIX, No. 81 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS Olivet Bares Reasons for Five Firings Officials Squelch Possible Protests OLIVE'-Olivet College off i- ials bared the reasons for the V ecent firing of five professors and immediately moved to squelch any student or faculty protest before it co...…
…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JANUARY 11, 194b xk I__ GENERAL EXPANSION: Faculty Central Commitee To Direct Religion Courses A central committee to oversee all courses in religion, has been adopted, and several new faculty members qualified in the field of religion will be appointed to teach the new courses. These changes were embodied in a faculty committee report which was adopted at the Literary Cal- Shinkman Will End Lectures In Jo...…
…T TESDAY, .TANTJAUIV 11, 1949 Wmr a f-N -i THE MICHIGAN DAILY, PAV.P. THIIP 'VIlE MIChIGAN DAILY : . Michigan Suffers Second Straight Loss JPaul Sheedy* Switched to Wildroot Cream-Oil Because Hie Flunked The Finger-Nail Thest M' Grapplers Attribute Defeat to Inexperience Golden Bears Early Wolverine Margin OnWolverine Hacked Away by Purdue COACH CLIFF KEEN ... solemn Dworsky Hit By Pro Ruling Michigan's poor wrestling for- tunes h...…
…PAGE FOUR THlE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1949 4 ._ Luck and Pluck r THIS WEEK the nation is commemorating the 115th anniversary of the birth of Horatio Alger. But today, only a half-century after the death of this well known American writer, the youth of this country is already in a miserable state of ignorance concerning the tried and true road to success celebrated by Alger in the "Luck and Pluck" series. Modern boys and gir...…
… TUESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1949 Ponhellenic f4V Kappa, Gamma Phi TakeHonors Nicklas, Bousfield, Dewey Place as Top Senior,_Junior, Soph Activity Women 'TT-TV MTVT4Td" k V _fi'iA TlrV h .ry ('F ea ait~rLaLa tJ , Jj1i .IPAGE '.V , vards Made Last. Night :. , Kappa Kappa Gamma was awarded the Activities Participa- tion Cup and Gamma Phi Beta walked away with first place scholastic honors at the annual Panhellenic Recognition Night ceremo...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1949 J. COLLEGE ROUNDUP: UWF Wages Word War For Peace Organization (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the first in a series of College Roundipr dealnk with nationwide amipus organizations.) By CRAIG WILSON "For World Government with limited powers adequate to pre- vent war." That slogan is the motivating force behind the United World Federalists, Inc., a world-wide organization devoted to achieving a world gov...…
…PEACE RSWORDi S ivra-u4 C, r 1Mw A6 4ir :43 A t MIT TENS, MLUFFLERBS Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIH, No. 81 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 11, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Michigan Cagers Edge Out Gophers, 43-41 < Ruthven Asks Specialist'UT Says Combat Men Are Not Only Defense Cooperation Between School, Army Urged President Alexander G. Ruthven yesterday urged provision for the training of adequate numbers of highly sk...…
…PAGE TWO T HE MICIOGAN DAILY, SUNDAY, JANUARY 11, 1948 ...... .......... ........ COES DOWN HAWKING: End of Yearbook Sales May Also See End of Buck Dawson IG U ILD NE \\VS . By CRAIG WILSON Buck Dawson, Michiganensian managing editor, yesterday vig- orously denied that seven Maichi- gan beauties are plotting to throw him off the Union Tower. Nervously gripping the corners of his desk, Dawson admitted how- ever that he did suspect "some ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Baby Contest Entry Deadline Set for Toniohnt 'Ensian Will HIonor Judges' Five Choices Whether or not it sells 'En- sians, the Michiganensian sales staff is enjoying the current baby contest. "We really are having a great time," Bob Knecht, 'Ensian con- test supervisor, commented as he fingered through a file of baby pictures. "But we will have myre time to relax when the conte t deadline comes up midnight to- night." ...…
…M lF Ta IHGA At t__ _-_ ______ ____. .___ ___ ___- _ l UNDriY; J.UirRY1 f ht ear l f i fftyghthYer I'D RATHER BE RIGHT: 'Volunatary' Price Slash, DAILY OFFICIAL BULETIN Edited and managed by students of the Uni- versity of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. John Campbell.................Managing Editor Nancy Helmick................General Manager Clyde Recht ..........................City Editor ...…
…Panhel Recognition Night Will Honor ffiliated Coeds 'tted inaj and en ja',emnt4 Y t . " / r 5 r / l Y I 1 / ~ . ' i ' " Y si ' / f W S ReW l.A s R 4 M R 1 1\ The annual Panhtlleniw floi- nition Night program will be held at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow, honoring affiliated women ibr activities and scholarship. For the first time this year, a Panhellenic Association Activities Cup will be awarded to the soror- ity having the highest number of activitie...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY _T _____ I Pucksters, Mat Squad Makes Clean Sweep of OhioU.,30-0 Victors Turn in Impressive Performances In Initial Test of 1948 Mat Campaign Wrestlers Gain Easy Victories KentuckyNipsSpartanFive By JACK MAY It's one up and one down for Coach Cliff Keen and his Wol- verine wrestling squad, by virtue of a 30-0 rout over Ohio Uni- versity yesterday afternoon at Yost Field House, in its first meet of the 1948...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WAGE SEVEN Sharp Defense Stifles Gopher Scoring Efforts IN SECOND BIG NINE TEST: Cagers Tackle Wildcats At Evanston Tomorrow <.*1 Michigan's basketball machine will be doing a lot of "road" work this week. Tomorrow night they will be out for their second Conference victory when they meet North- western's quintet in Evanston. On Saturday they will battle Wiscon- sin at Madison. Expects Trouble The Wildcats have a 2-6 ...…
…Vd-'r- t'7C-';IIT THE MICI-11-4-P-AN BOOKWORM SEASON: Sudets Jam Libar As Exams Draw Near "Standing Room Only" was the rule again this week as semester's end found the General Library and all campus study halls strain- ing at the seams. With the arrival of the four- teenth week of classes (excluding the two weeks of Christmas vaca- tion), a peak in the use of library and study hall facilities was reached. Circulation Survey A survey of the...…
…RACIAL HYPOCRISY Latest Deadline in the State . t1 CLOUDY, WARMER See Page 2 VO.LINo.79 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 11, 1947 - .. ._ . _. _ - _ _ _ - PRICE FIVE CENTS J-Hop Chairman Answers Letter, From Objectors Youngblood Denies Band Mediocrity; Assures Students of Money's Worth II. ii Twenty-eight students who complain in a lettek on today's edi- torial page that they are "reeling from the body blow" caused by an- nounc...…
…TWO '"-TTt ? MICHWtA dN D t'h.V r. - Arfn- TAVTTAODV l . f _... 1 11L 111 i1.i1117,C-11 if F1^1L 1 r aAJLLJMVAY, JANUARX 11, 1947 Racial Hypocrisy LAST WEEK'S action by the Chicago Stu- dent Conference in compromising with Southern delegations on racial discrimina- tion issues is a clear cut case of hypocrisy on the part of the pseudo-liberals allegedly representing :the students of this country. When faced with the withdrawal of south-...…
…F .HE MICHIGAN DAILY I i - ' - - -=7- - - Michigan, Minnesota Clash In Conference Game There Golden Gophers Boast 7-3 Record; Five Game Win Streak at Stake for Wolverines By BOB LENT ;Hockey Squad Eges Out Queens, 2-1 MVichig;an and Minnesota, a couple ofI nots," get together in Minneapolis tonight either-is a "have" in this year's title chase. former Big Nine "have to determine which-if Supporters of both clubs are hailing a new era f...…
…TfHE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, JAR11, CAMPUS BRIEFS French Film Today .. . The last showing of the French language film, "They Were Five," will be held at 8:30 p.m. today at the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. "They Were Five," directed by Julien Duvivier and starring Jean Gabin, tells the story of five men who win 100,000 francs in a lot- tery and spend it quickly. Running time of this picture is 78 min- utes. * * * Drr Chi To Speak*... Dr. Lin Tu...…
…SUPERSONIC WIND TUNNEL Lwp 4bp :43 a t tis CLOUDY, WARM VOL. LVI, No. 48 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 1946 PRICE FIVE CENTS aftersinLawClubDning Room Stage akout <-I Chinese Civil Strife Ends + In Settlement Political Parties Proclaimed Equalt By The Associated Press1 CHINGKING, Jan. 10-A truce in civil strife and a new era of politicalt freedom for Communists and all other parties in China "were an-1 nounced today after...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHICAN nAIY 1.l S'1 A. .Yl. lL UP IN THE CLOUDS: Supersonic Wind Tunnel Simulates Flight Conditions . By DORIS WEST "Tests on tiny models of airplane components in the proposed Univer- sity of Michigan supersonic wind tun- nel will simulate conditions in flight up to speeds of around 3,000 miles per hour," Prof. Arnold M. Kuethe of the Department of Aeronautical Engineering said yesterday. "Research in this high range of ma...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Swimming I Natators Out To Beat Wildcats' After Bowing to Great Lakes Mann To Use Strong Line-Up Tomorrow In Rematch Against Bluejacket Tankers I cam Meets Norhwestern oda *j * . Pu 413. U C sters, Cagers * * * TO P- lay Hockey Team Seeks Victory Against Tigers Week-End Series Quintet Engages Chicago Today, Encounters Wildcats Tomorrow By CLARK BAKER Its title-bound train temporarily derailed last week b...…
…T H-E M I H CHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 1946 WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: tetteri to the 6 ito DemocraticArmyEssential to Morale i Dorothy Flint . . . . . . . . . Business Manager Joy Altman . . . . . . . Associate Business Mgr. Telephone 23.24-1 Member of The Associated Preis The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for re-publication of all news dispatches credited to it or otherwise credited in this newspaper. All...…
…FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 1946 -T H E t I C I I," A N DA I LY PAGE FIVE aTa E MT.. TT EPPNy:U1AIlYPA1FT i 4 &% i/ ,l' i T J r at:i Wfli Will Present Novel "y-Jcm For Entire Campus Highlights of Affair To Be Held Tomorrow In Barbour, Waterman Gyms, Will Include Folk Dancing, Bridge, Athletic Activities Offering an evening of novel in- formal entertainment for all stu- dents, the Women's Athletic Associa- tion will present "Gym Jam" from 8:...…
…PAGE SIX THiE IIICIC DfAILY f i _ -. . a m.. RETURNS TO CAMPUS: Lenler Describes Navy Work On Visua IlikElcatIon IMethods- '.4;, . L. Lemler, who has been on leave of absence from the University to do special work in visual education in Washington and later in the United States Navy, has recently re- turned to his former position as head of the Bureau of Visual Education of the University Extension Service. In an interview Mr. Lemler tol...…
…p.2' Air titian D ai-MNE0i WEATHER Clearing Today. No Great Temperature Change. VOL. LV, No. 55 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JAN. 11, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS Luzon Beachhead Cut our Miles Sharp Rise Wi Assembly Honors 13 Outstanding Women Deep Yanks Take Key Towns, Plane Base In Draft Quota Is Predicted Proposed Law To Affect 18-45 Group By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Jan. 10-Draft quotas will rise sharply in the next six m...…
…Y~MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JAN IIIIOU Vandenberg Urges Prevention of Axis Rear ming CHURCHILL MET IN BELGIUM BY MONTGOMERY-Prime Mini- ster Winston Churchill (center, with cane) leaves a small Belgian iailway station with Field Marshal Sir Alan Brooke (, second from right) after meeting with Field Marshal Sir Bernard Montgomery (right) during his visit to the western front. This is a British official photo. - Editor's Note: The following a...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY rAGE THREE- It , ~takih the 4outd Michigan Wrestlers To Open Season Saturday Northwestern Threatens To Capture Second Meet in History of Rivalry with Wolverines By HANK MANTHO Daily Sports Editor WHEN THIS YEAR'S Wolverine basketball team first took the floor for its initial game of the season, Don Lund was the only holdover from last year's starting five, and although the squad won its opening game against Romulus' A...…
…TilE-1MIC-IGA N LA WASHINGTON MERRY-G O-ROUND: Byrnes at Odds with FDR T he Pendulum A By DREW PEARSON WASHINGTON Jan. 11-Not many outside the White House realize it, but there is little love lost between the President of the United States and his assistant president, ex-justice Jimmy Byrnes. In fact, most of the recent rec- ommendations which Byrnes made to Congress for tightening up the war were made without consulting F. D. R. Byrnes...…
…TE MCiUGANP DAILYAGE Ft High-Ranking Independents. Honored! ft Capacity-fAttended Affair in League IFC To Give Informal Ball Fletcher Henderson's Band To Appear for 'Second Edition' Labor Shortage Ticket Sales Can Be Relieved For Ship's Ball IB Assembly Theme Song Is Selected (Continued from Page 1) versity Registrar, to Margorie Van Eenam, '47, Helen Newberry, Bar- bara Storgaard, '47, May Risch, '47 Hutchings House, Yuma Stabhner, '46...…
…, I H E -N-f li 1-11 f--,, A N D A I LY JAN, 11, P THE MICJ'TTGATh~ DAILY 1HUR~DAY. JA 4. 11~ I r C RA gig, r 'I'e r J ra A t I LINGAYEN GULF TOWN ON LUZON, YANK INVASION TARGET-The town of San Fernando lies on the shore of Lingayenn Gulf, on Luzon, in the Philippines, in this pre-war aterial photograph. Gen. Douglas MacArthur has announced the invasion of Luzon, most important of the Philippine Islands. 11T'A LI1A N U NIV E...…
… i -Aa dJ6 low 4R ow lq wt w an r ja _ I 4 tt Wcat Ir Sn!ow an ldCodr VOL. LIV No. 50 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JAN. 11, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Michigan WAC Recruiting Show Highlighted by Induction of 118 Reds Capture Sam yKill Maj. Aurand NoteQ Urgent Need, New Plan Announced By ANN SCHUTZ Highlighted by the induction o 118 WACs, Michigan's WAC Recruit- ing Show held last night in Hill Aud- itorium was witnessed by more than 3,...…
…+As " ~§~§AN :?T7SDT)A , AN. 11, 1944 _______________ ____ __________ 'Wrn~w uinwm 'Wu~w~ MSC Practices New Zithods of Taching Disabled Servi cemen Towns Seek To Increase Tax Revenue Kelly Agrees Proposal Merits 'Thought,' Will Explore 3 Point Plan. LANSING, Jan. 10.--()-A grow of Michigan municipalities today pe tItoned for legislation to allow the,. to increase their sources of tax reve nue. Governor Kelly promised "due ar serious ...…
… TUESDAY, JAN. 11, 1944 THE MICHIGAN DAILY . - . . rAGZ THREE Michigan Five Looms as Big Ten Dark Worse after Victory Detroit Star Is Out of the Money Lots of Fight Beat Illinois,' Receives Wings, Bars Says Bennie It Sammy Byrd, Detroit Pro, and one-time New York Yankee outfielder, who was leading at the halfway mark, faded out in the stretch of the $12,500 Los Angeles Open, and did not place for any of the prize money. McSpaden ...…
…e PAE POuL ' ' T TUES-"DAY, JAN. 11, 1944 aaw . . ,. - ,.: -, - . ...... ,.. . ..-..-,.,,.s.,...v .. ., .,.,,: fifty-Fourth Year *Edited and m~anaged by students of the University of M~ichigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Puiblished every"'morning 'except Monday dfring the regular University year, and ,every morning except Mon- day and T'uesday; during the summer session. Mem nber of The Associated...…
… Women's Staff Invites Tryouts To Meeting Women Interested in Working On 'The Daily' Should Attend Explanatory Meeting Today Women interested in trying out for the Women's Staff of The Daily are invited to attend a meeting which will be held at 5 p.m. today in the Publications Building. Hours spent in work at The Daily ,are recorded as credit for participa- tion in war activities, and advance- ment from, the freshman to junior staff is extreme...…
…HE MICHI .AN DAILY TUESDAY, JAN. 11, 1944 T~l MTT. T N ) AIT TUSDA, JN. 1, 94 t/ y ; I 11 Every patriotic home in America will want to display this emblem. Paste it on your front door or on a wind* to show that you have done your part in the 4th War Loan. - --- - ----- ---------------- Every patriotic home in America will wand t / A 'r 1 / x ST F to put up this emblem! His emblem is a symbol of your patriotism. It tells the world t...…
… .,2 5k 43U 33att \Editorial Professor Curtis Will Be Missed.,, Partly Cloudy and Warmer. A 6 VOL. LII. No. 76 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 11, 1942 8-2 Z-2 PRICE FIVE NTS Barkley. Calls Much Altered Price Control 'Farm Relief' Farm Bloc-Dictated Ceiling Leaves Food Costs Free To Soar 25% Above Par Anti.nflation Bill To Return To House WASHINGTON, Jan. 10. - VP) - The Administration's wartime price control legislation emerged f...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUDY, NUARY t, 19 Many Students Query NROTC SAbout V-7, V-5 Commissions Of Ensign Await Students Who Go Through Training No Enlistments Here By JAMES CONANT These are busy days at the NROTC headquarters in North Hall with offi- cers and chiefs at the unit's head- quarters busy telling half a hundred students each day the whats, whys and wherefores of the Navy's V-7 and V-5 programs., V-7, formerly open only to men with, a c...…
… THE MTCHTIGAN-OATTY Illini To Cagers, Late Rally Of Varsity Five IT Halted By Rangy Invaders Point Edward Comes From Behind In Final Stanza; Goldsmith Scores Three Times For Wolverines 44-40; Canadians Win Hockey Battle a res tling Team Defeats Penn State, 19-13 .N Victory For Two, Defeat For One Of These Wolverines " Mary Becker Highlights Meet With Win Over Nittany Captai Grapplers Take Five Matches In Winning Opener; Will Fa...…
…, I THE, MICHIGTAN flAITY M r A irl u3an 43ttilg - /t* dropping enrollments, the campus co-ops are still able to provide good food and living condi- tiofs at surprisingly low rates, and require only about five to seven hours of work weekly from each member. These facts, coupledwith a high scholastic average on the part of their members (as determined by a survey last year), are an- other significant commentary on the services, the co-ops ...…
… THE MICIIGAN DAILY Buying Course To Be Offered By Local Store Interested Women Must Apply At Office Of Dean Of Women; ,Ten Or Twelve To Be Chosen An exceptional opportunity will be offered to university women inter- ested in a merchandizing training course which is now being organized by Miss Dorothy Gebeau of one of the local women's apparel shops, in conjunction with th office of the Dean of Women. The first of its kind in Ann Arbor, this ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUARY 11, 1942 New Defense Courses Will Open Tomorrn Phi Eta Sigma To Meet Today w Defense Stamp To Be Discussion Buying Topic EIxtension service To Offer TechnicalTraining By CHARLES THATCHER Leading off in a program which will give extra technical training to almost one thousand men, 13 of the 33 Engineering, Science and Man- agement Defense Training Courses scheduled to begin this week will be opened tomo...…
… ~UNAXJAIUAK ii I~I ~THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEI E IF Nazis Smart Under First War Defeat 900 Volunteer For Ann Arbor "k r WT I Frankie Maher, Eight Year Old Volunteer, Honorably Rejected All-Campus Forum To Keynote Winter Parley, Jan. 16-17 (Continued from Page 1) cussed by the second panel under Dan Huyett, '42. Other student mem- bers are seniors Alvin Dann, Jay Mc- Cormick, Peg Sanford and Dick Shuey. When Japan blasted Pearl Harbo...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANU THEF WAR Associited Press Telemats IRevieiv 1941 Defense Era A 4 LU RORA BCE War that began Dec. 7 with Japanese attacks on Pearl Harbor brought union pledges to bar strikes until victory, took the sting out of anti-strike legislation of which Rep. Howard W. Smith's bill was the first, and possibly eliminated "for the dura- tion" further need for the type of presidential order which on June 9 put thearmy i...…
… Weather Cloudy and Colder Jr Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication 4:aiti Editorial Labor's Contribution To National Defense:. VOL. Ll. No. 75 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 11, 1941 Z-233 PRICE FIVE CENTS Broad Power Given To FDR In Bill To Aid Great Britain Administration Proposal, Presented To Congress, Is Denounced As Sure Road To War For U.S. Roosevelt Appeals For Quick Passage WASHINGTON, Jan. 10. -(.P)- The Administratio...…
… s and continued y and tomorrow. .fit r t Dati Editorial Industrial Hygiene As New Science.. G r L rM r rM r L. No. 77 .. Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JAN. 11, 1940 RICE FIVE CENTS .. Mdical Men Coach Heyliger To Bring Illinois Here For Hockey Match Tonight Gather Today For Industrial Health Parley Initial Morning Session To Be Led By Cook; Bloomfield Will Speak Dr. John Sundwall Heads Conference. Both Squads Determi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATUIRDAY. JANUARY ii.. lq4l $1,000 Award, To Be Offered For Best Novel Contest Subject Will Deal 1 With American Youth; Publisher To Be Sponsor waavI'wavax ATTlLV S i'p iQAyYE1 I Musical Art Quartet To Play Works Of Brahms, BorodinAnd Schubert State Pastors To Hold Annual MY tA LII H Two-Party RuleWill Not Hinder State Government, Perkins Says A $1,000 award for the best novel dealing with American youth which must...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TR Cancer Offers 'Real Challenge' ru ~ -uh ~"u Suicceeds Mundelein To Researe By RICHARD HARMEL Cancer-hated,' feared, mysterious and killing-offers a "real challenge to .the modern research worker," ac- cording to Dr. William W. Bauer, chairman of the Bureau of Health and Instruction for the American Medical Association. Dr. Bauer, sponsored by the Wo- men's Field Army for the Control of Cancer, appeared here recently as...…
…I THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAG Cagers Face Purdue Away; Puckmen Hosts To Huskies l"> Lou Nova Cops Easy Decision Over Comiskey NEW YORK, Jan. 10-M)-LOa Nova, the California Clouter, came a long way back along the heavy- weight "glory road" tonight by punching Pat Comiskey all over Madison Square Garden's ring to win an easy ten round decision in his re- turn to boxing's big time. 'With a surprisingly large crowd looking on, Nova made it ...…
… . a e a 1940 -z ._.T HE M .ICHtIG*SANR DAILY 'olverme SixFaces Heylige' sIllinois Squad HreTo X14, . : nv,:s P. #, IN T H±IS CORNER By MEL FINEBERG I those players who are required last Coach Crisler Returns, Wrestling Problem out a complete game aren't very (Editor's Note: Today's column is abundant. Besides most players pos- Says Possibilities Are written by ner )Lev, senior assis- sess some particular abilities which Narrowed To Thre...…
