… Weather Clody; light Snow Y2 4hr 33aiItt Editorial gill Advocates U.S. Control Of Airways Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication VOL. LI. No. 113 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1941 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Dr. G. Belote, Noted Faculty -ermatologist, Passes Away Young Medical Professor Nationally Recognized For Work Done Here; Was On Staff 17 Years Dean Furstenberg Expresses Regret Dr. George H. Belote, Associate Professor of...…
… Weather Not Muth Chiange. We itVigan 4 iIM ]Editorial Spring Housecleaning And Ourr Services,, VOL. LII No. 116 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1942 Z-32 W" 7 PRICE FIVECENTS Irresent race Will Not Bring Allied Victory, FDR Declares President Tells Congress 'What Has Been Done Falls Shor' Of Peak Necessary For Attack G Congress Lacks Power, Of Democratic Bodies Lend-Lease Help Totals 2 BillionQ WASHINGTON, March 11.- P)- ...…
…Weather Cioudy toasy aid Wedri,~y Little Change jintrpatue Bk igan 'atht Editorial Chicago's Hutchins Rides Agarin. WON" VOL. L. No. 116 Senate Pushes Hatch Act Bill; Fores Farm Appropriation Motion On Agricultural Aid Bill Voted Down; Filibuster Is Expected Michigan Senators Split OnQuestion, WASHINGTON, March1.-A) With advocates of the Hatch "Anti- politics" bill in clear command, the Senate refused today to shunt the measure aside-e...…
…li I ip l'! i 1 ir t r 4 i seather VOL. LIV No. 91 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 12. 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Reds Seize Berislav in Spectacular Push Wolverines Capture Big Ten Confe Record Point Total Tallied By T hindads Swanson, Boib Hume Win Two Events Each To Build Up Score By BILL LAMBERT Special to The Daily Michigan's powerhouse track team copped six individual titles and tied for another to amass a record team total o...…
….~000Iw __.. .. / -its U? 4 '1 l '!Z vit a 1 VOL. LIII, No. 110 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 1943 I I PRICE FIVE CENTS Russian Troops Kill 1,200 Nazis in Battle for Kharkov Germans Rush Fresh Reserves To Clash With Already Outnumbered Red Forces; 36 Axis Tanks Destroyed By The Associated Press LONDON, March 12, Friday- Outnumbered Russian troops killed 1,200 Germans and destroyed 36 tanks yesterday in the violently unfolding t...…
…LEGISLATURE PETITIONING See rage 4 I Latest Deadline in the State D3a iijy CLOUDY, MILD VOL. LVH, No. 111 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1947- PRICE FIVE CENTS ) Truman Talk May Set New, U.S. Policy Expect Statemeiti On Greek Crisis By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, March 11 - President Truman will address a joint session of Congress tomor- row-and the nation-in a policy statement which may set far- reaching new standards ...…
…BARBERSHOP BOYCOTT See Page 4 IC 4ahii4 OW COLD CAN ONE 'TOWN GET? Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 113 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 1948 PRICE FINE CENTS 'Editors'-Now or Never! Synchronize your watches-The Daily's "If I Were Editor" con- test deadline is 6 p.m. today. You think The Daily could give the professionals a clue or two. Or you think it stinks on ice. In either j case, stop chewing your roommate's ear o...…
…ALLIES IN Y Lwr ~ati4 'CLOUDY AND WARMER WONDERLAND See Page 2 VOL. LVI, No. 85 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 12, 1946 Wt KT / 7'77r'r0 w Ii PRICE FIVE CENTS Way Open For Higher Prices On New Cars No Indication as to Actual Increase Rate Given by OPA Spokesman By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, March 11-OPA opened the way today for higher prices on new automobiles as the re- sut of the revised wage price policy. The agency auth...…
…LJ2 Sir [mx tlatt W EATHER Partly Cloudy and a Little Warmer Today, Scattered Showers at Night v VOL. LV, No. 92 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SUNDAY, MARCH 11, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS U.S. Troops Advance ast of Rhine River * * * * * * * * * Mermen, Thiclads Cihnch Big Ten Nazi West Bank Titles Defenses Weaken V ,) Conference Crowns Now Total '101' Track Won by Point; Swimming by 12 Michigan once again retained its winning ways l...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MARCH l ________________- Turkey's Part To Be Subjeet Of Talk Here McDowell, Archaeologist,, To Give Lecture Sunday For Aid To Allies Group "Turkey's Part in the Present Struggle" will be discussed by Dr. Robert H. McDowell, research associ- ate in Mesopotamian Archaeology, in a public lecture at 4 p.m. Sunday in the lecture hall of the Rackham Building. . The talk, which is sponsored by the Ann Arbor chapter ...…
…FA1GE TWO . PA O Local Colleges To Participate In Meet Today Mcligan Schoolss To Hold A nual Speeeh lContest In RackhamBuilding Sponsored by the graduates of the Speech Office and the Extension Of- fice of the University, the Michigan junior colleges will hold their annual speech contests today in the Rack- ham Building. The first event of the day will be the oratorical contest which will be held at 10 a.m. in the Lecture Hall. Following this ...…
…____________________________________________________ U nion To Hold Veekly Bridge ['ourney Today urth 'Coke Bar' Begins Lt 4:30; Announce First tound Debate Program Lie ,regular Tuesday Union bridge nament will be held at 7:30 p.m. ght in Room 302, according to old Singer, '41, of the executive f. The meeting will be conducted Robert Samuels who temporarily aces Conway Magee. andings and scores in the regu- ournaments will be posted on the on...…
…~?A~~E TWO _ _ _.Mi _C. _ h __ _ --" - -- w'3ui t : ,1 Zr% ,tCtl i ,; 1:i-t ______________________________________________ I TROOPS GOOD AMBASSADORS: Teheran Native La ads Yank Army rna Meetig Center Director SI: To Be Held by Will Welcome Fifty-Thr State Academy New Studeuts IForeign S ee Newly -Arrived itudents Enroll in U' ly BARBAR.A I RRINTON to express the fine activities of this "A common expression throughout institution." Nor...…
…PACV TWO THlE Mf! N-A 'I 7D:1S'._ l1AI ,CfI.12,. 134 PM~I ~TWO fI~IDAY,. MAI~Cfl 2,J9A~ SOY BEAN CU: Special Rites Reeves Conducts Experiments Will Continue U .S. I;01Iliers Score Jl~ts on Naples Highlights On Campus ... Prof. Titiev To Sipeak T o Re-Flavor Chinese Food - lThrtitjcoh ILent By JEAN RICHARDS A food on the market which could be flavored to taste like almost any other substance and which would contain morc protein tha...…
…rj T HE MICHIlGAN DXIH WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1947 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION: IPA Enrollment Includes Graduates in All Fields -- - - DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Students interested in such widely divergent fields as forestry, civil engineering, architecture and public health are taking graduate work in the Institute of Public Administration, a survey of the Inxtitute's enrollment reveals. Elizabeth Myerson, one of the four women in the Institute,...…
…THE-MICTILGAN ~DATLYFRY I I Foreign Schools Make Plans For U.S. Summer Students Avenue, New York 17; Florence. Italian language and culture; Per- ugia, Italian University for For- eigners, Italian language and cul- ture; Siena, Italian language and culture, and music at the Acca- demia Musicale Chigiana; and Vergilian Society's ClWsical Sum- mer School of Cumae at Naples- apply to Mrs. Raiola, 15 Gramercy Park, New York 3. Norwegian Culture...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY Fifty-Sixth Year N M USIC A' SI Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board of Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Margaret Farmer . . .Managing Editor Hale Champion . . . . . . . Editorial Director Robert Goldman . . . . . . . . . . City Editor Emily E. Knapp . ....... . . Associate Editor Pat Cameron . . . . . . . . . Associate Editor Clark Ba...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~SUNDAY, MARCH it. 1945 'THAT FOREIGN COUNTRY' Land of the Maharajahs' To Be Final Oratorical Lecture Topic "Singapore Joe" Fisher will speak t i ith the aid of films on "The Land trei Singapore were luxurious with f the Maharajahs" at 8:30 p. m. silk hangings and plush-covered hursday at Hill Auditorium in the seats; others were housed Btents >ncluding lecture on the Oratorical with benches and mud floors. Born ...…
… WEDNE5DAY, 4H , 1941 THE MI IICHIGAN DAILY Thirteenth Annual bM Open House Will Be Hed T( PAGE THRET might don wirtehafter's DAILY DOUBLE r I Campus TidesE To Be Decided In.Gala how Tierra Koski To Highlight Entertainment; Handball ChampionsWill Appear (Continued from Page 1) Hockey Tea t To End Season Against Illinois G ,u Sliar'emiet Trachiun repare To Defeii After Old Title Butler Relay Crown Saturday After Poor Start, He Hits Stri...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FAGE runEE Sextet Faces Illini Today; Mat Tourney Opens Tomorrow (4} Puckmen Seek Hockey Crown In Last Series Illinois Outfit Weakened By Loss Of Great Trio; Michigan May Surprise (Continued from Page 1) in seven games. A truly marked re- versal in form. As a preview of this coming week- end series, two bases of comparison between the two teams stand out: 1-Michigan will have ten men ready for action, while the Illini ...…
…eli 1 Annual IM Open House Will Be Held Foils Exhiibition By De Tuscans' To Be Feature Weir Will Oppose Myers In Squash; All-Campus Finals Will Be Played The twelfth annual I-M Open House,"planned to be bigger and bet- ter than any of its predecessors will take place Wednesday evening, March 13. Once each year the Intramural offi- cials open the doors and put the tre- mendous facilities of the largest build-- ing of its kind in the world on ...…
…THE- MICHIGAN DAILY . _ I _______________________________________ p ________________________________________ I Church Groups To Hold Weekly Meetiigs Today. DiseusSions, Talks, Suppers, Open House Planned for Evening "My Philosophy of Life" will be the topic of a new series of student discussions starting 'at 5:45 p.m. to- day at the Congregational-Disciples Guild meeting with a cost supper preceding at 5:15 p.mn. Open house will be held at 3...…
…..r. ,.:._, _ _ _ THE iii c-.r i. T k r --- Phi ChIi, Stalker, eilll .lt'1 ti "in IM Cg 'e T iles Cagers' Records Show Mandler Leading Scorer Scoring 32 points in his last two games, Captain Jim Mandler led the Michigan cage team in scoring for the 1942-43 season with 158 points in 18 games. Although the Wolverines won 10 of their 18 games, their Big Ten record of four victories and eight defeats. was the worst in Coach Bennie O...…
…WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1947 THE AMICHIGAN DAIIA PAGE THRIEE . Chi Psi Five Advances in IM Play-offs Goosers Tie for First Place with Phys. Eds By BEV BUSSEY A smaller, but fiery Chi Psi quintet outplayed Sigma Chi, 30-21, last night to advance to the next round of the championship play-offs in the Intramural fra- ternity tourney. Chi Psi gained control of both backboards throughout the game and scored most of their field' goals on rebounds...…
…FR-,AY,- ilW cii 121-1943 THE~MiHi.iAN DALY, Son's Death Kept from Lone Survivor of Crash Two Stranded of7n l-uron Tce PORT SANILAC, Mich., Marc' WHERE DID THE HOLE COME FROM?' Donut Descended from Fried Dutch Dougch GrIand Jr, y TIdiets Garsson Brothers on Swindling Charge CHICAGO, March 11 - (U')- A badly burned 33 year old mother -the lone survivor-remained in critical condit ion today unaware her son met flaming death in the crash o...…
…THE MICHITGAN DlAILY PAG _:. -F PA~~F~ Ohio 's Team Strength Produces Swim Victory By CLARK BAKER Dailyl Sports IEditor Unknowns' Accomi Wolverine Defeat N By Clark :Baker Daily Sports Editor If there were any questions la week about the outcome of the Co ference swimming meet over t week-end, Ohio State came up wi all the answers. In losing the crown to the Buc eyes for the second time in the pa decade, the Wolverines suffered th worst...…
…Hy1j 1945 I'llE MICHIGAN DAILY, THE MICHIGAN DAILY Independent Coeds May Ask For Assembly Dance Positions Red Cross Acts As Personal Aid Seven Posts Open On Ball Committee Petitioning and interviewing for Assembly positions for the tradi- tional spring Assembly-Panhel Ball will be scheduled from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. tomorrow through Thursday in the Ralamazoo Room of the League. There are seven central committee positions for the Ball which...…
…ear,_FOURTHE MIC IIGAN DAILY WJ] THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'War For Democracy '-Retreat Of The American Intellectual 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 exclusively entitled to the usb for republication of all news d...…
… THE MICHIGAN-- DAILY THUSDAY, MRU 1f ., .. ".. IWYWY wW -P tr t Mn 14 4W 113 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 exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not...…
…GULLIVER'S CAVILS I By YOUNG GULLW ER cte C hA ~ Drew PedrsRQ ~RdeSAle kGo..0 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN TUESDAY MARCH 12, 1940 VOL. L. No. 116 3 I T. =.TJ7- Or1W T d and managed by students D the University of in under the authority of the Board in Control of t Publications. shed every morning except Monday during the ,ity year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the republicatio...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAiLY s~Am ;, Fifty-Fourth.Year SCIENCE VS. RELIGION: Hyma Explains Hutchins' GRIN AND BEAR IT By Lichty View .. Eli -W =i',-I pwr. II, OR M~ h f5T~N 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 summer sess...…
…2tAQ1 i!0V, SE MICHIGAN DAILY 11 A ,MARGC-Ia. 1943 I -- ---" Fifty-Third Year 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 summer session. Member of The Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use...…
…P~AGE TIt'07R THE ~MTC14T(2AN t fAT.V &#t-fit A .- ....,..".,. ._ ,. ..._..+a.+-- __. _...i ;aa _l a aw. aaavna 4l .ti1L3 W1 r1i1MiY"' iWliirnr WEDNESDAY, 31ARCH 12,1947' ,,,, 5Student Opportunity fEADLINE for Student Legislature peti- tions Is 4 p.m.'tomIrrow, Here is a rich student opportunity to make life on this campus more agreeable. The Legislature has taken steps this se- mester to solve some of our big campus problems. With the ...…
…THE MITCHTGAN DATLY FRIDAY, " w6wo"I W Barbershop Boycott Active Democracy THE BROADER CONVICTION which un- derlies the current IRA boycott against the Dascola barbershop cuts directly through the morass of sophistries which are pre- sented as arguments against the action. No one who sincerely believes in democracy can question the action without compromising his ideals. An honest faith in democracy requires much more than a sterile obje...…
…FOU T"IE MIPiANDALY TLS d_ R SPE AKiNG ITINERARY: 'U' Debating Squad Discusses Vets, Trade, Military Training Veterans' wants are among the topics currently under discussion by the debate team of the university. In practice debates with Michi- gan colleges and discussions before high school students, clubs and civic groups, the squad, under the direction of Dr. Charles W. Lomas, assistant professor of speech, fol- lows a planned schedule ...…
…THlE MICHIGAN DAILY Fifty-Fifth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Post- War Film Competition. DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN i 5 w - - *1 1~Asf4SZ ~~-eMs~~.4 Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Evelyn Phillips Margaret Farmer Ray Dixon . Paul Sislin Hlank Mantho Dave Loewenberg Mavis Kennedy Dick Strickland Martha Schmitt Kay McFee Editorial Staff . . ...…
… t, MARCH 12; 1941 TH E MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE _FIVE - .1. Bill Cais sOrchestra To Play For Annual OConto Ball I MickyDowd ' Will Vocalize For Dentists Dance, Open To Dental School Students, Alumni, To Be Held In League Ballroom March 2$' Bill Carlson and his "Band of Many Thrills" will offer sweet, swing, and novelty music at Odonto Ball from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Friday, March 28, in the League Ballroom. Appearing with Carlson at the ...…
…THEI MTCJIIGAN DAILY- F. _ _ _ _ v ...« Rnnuai Military Bcill Will Be Held april 24 In Union Lindley Dean Is Chairman Of Committee General Ticket Sale To Be Held April 15; Exclusive Sale Is On Today For Advanced ROTC Retrieving the elegance of all the balls of former years and yet ob- serving the simplicity compelled by war economy, the University's Re- serve Officers Training Corps will present its annual Military Ball Fri- day, April 2...…
…itrons Listed or 1940 JGP By Chairman New Styles In Coats Play Will Follow Supper Tomorrow At League; Tickets Now On Sale Patrons and patronesses for "Hi- Falutin," the 1940 JGP, have been named by Annabel Ban Winkle, chair- man of patrons for the play. Among those who will head the group of patrons are President and Mrs. Ruthven, Vice-President and Mrs. S. W. Smith, Vice-President and Mrs. C. S. Yoakum, Regent Esther Cam and Mr. L. V. Cram,...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tom Sawyer' Ticket Sale To Begin Monday (Continued from Page 1) _ Finn, Bobette Ringland as Becky, Pat Tyler as Jim, Dorothy Gray as Sidney, Jacquelyn Bear as Aunt Pol- ly, Virginia Weadock as Ben, Jack Secrist as Injun Joe and George Spelvin as Dr. Robinson. Also in the cast are Ellen Hooper, who will play the part of the colored mammy, Edward Davis, schoolmas- ter; Robert Dierks, defense attorney;+ Bernice Hall, Alan O'Da...…
…r AT-, . rA!tCTr 12, 19<1: r'n TR-r St-IMMAN DAILY PAGE EM, April 9 Is Announced as Date of M-Hop Soph-Frosh Dance ,, ' Campus Life To Be Spring Dance Theme Ball Co-Chairmen and Guests Ball at Union Is RumoredLosti Big Event of Social Season; Name Committee Divisions April 9 has been named as the date of "M-Hop," the Frosh-Soph Ball, which will be held from 9 p.m. to 12 midnight in the ballroom of the Un- ion, and will probably be t...…
…WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1947 THE V C141CYAN °T)ATTV -.1..1 'MTC1VLA L1fbAITV1J f r Bob Chester To Be Featured At 'Forty-Niner Ball' Friday Tickets are still available for the "Forty-Niner Ball," annual soph prom which will feature the music of Bob Chester and his or- chestra from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Fri- day in the Union Baliroom, Ticket sales are held from 1 to 5 p.m. every day at the Union, League, and in University Hall, and are open to memb...…
…THE MIC11GAN DAHlY - Petitions for WAA Board, League Posts Must Be Submitted' by Noon Tomorrow On i4I - _ -ii L i ; Board Positions Open to All Coeds Petitions for the 29 positions on the WAA Board are due at noon tomorrow in the Undergraduate Office of the League. Special blanks will be used for t the petitioning, these are avail- able in the Undergraduate Office. Petitions should include plans for the positions and criticisms and suggest...…
…THE MICUIGAN DAILY Ava Case, Pianist, Will O pen Faculty Recital Series Today * * Program To Feature Bach, Chopin, Debussy Opening a series of School of Mu- sic faculty recitals, Mrs. Ava Comin Case, pianist, will feature works of Bach, Chopin, Debussy and Rach- maninoff on her program at 8:30 p.m. today in the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. Three other Sunday evening fac- ulty recitals are scheduled-the sec- ond program by Mabel Ross Rhead next...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ _ Talks Feature4 Spring Meeting Of Soeiologists Dr. Landecker To Appear On Morning Program Of Conference Friday A panel of seven speakers will comprise the program of the spring meeting of the Michigan Sociologyl Society Friday, March 14, in conjunc- tion with the Mic igan Academy of Science, Arts and ;Letters, which will convene here. Dr. Werner S. Landecker of the so- ciology department, the first speaker, ...…
…rAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN, AILY TiliRSIMY , ', A 'r~1I2, 1942 .Cm A . ' aaa L.6s 'Tough T ommy' S peaks: Effett Of Jap Air Superiority Told By Admiral Thomias Hart ASSOCIATED D # POT URE PRESS NVEVWS By JOHN M. HIGHTOWERI WASHINGTON, March 11.-(/P)- Smashing Japanese aerial superior- ity that showed up at every crucial phase of battle was credited by Ad- miral Thomas C. Hart today with having produced victory for the en- emy in the first ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY axam Mimt1 Be Filed Today ueation School Offers Pests To, Aid Future EmployersOf Students pplications for admission to the onal Teacher Examination must led in the offices of the School of cation today, Dean James B. Ed- .dson emphasized. hosen as one of the twenty region- enters, the education school will nister the test March w2and in two six-hour sessions. The ex- nations are designed to aid the pective and experienced...…
…> TH E MICHIGA N D ALY SUNDAY, MAC 1, 1944 Zivic Fights Twice Before Induction PITTSBURGH, March 11.-(L)- Fritzie Zivic, last-and fightin'est- of the Five Flying Zivics, tosses away his trunks to don an Army uniform early next month, but he has a bit of unfinished ring business before he makes his final bow. "I didn't want to leave without taking a couple more cracks n the ring," he chattered tonight-after a busy day cleaning up odds and e...…
…iii ICWA' DAILY i"-aLJ.;,i . 'Un&PCAq l 1 4? Geriin a Production is Crippled fl Nazi Factories Hit by 12,000 Tons of Bombs Sir Archibald Sinclair Makes Report on RAF To Horse of Commons LONDON, March 11. -(P)-The British, now pushing their monthly bomb-sowing rate to the high level of 12,000 tons, have wrecked 2,000 Ger- mans war factories, cut Nazi steel production by 1,250,000atons annu- ally, and driven at least a million Germans f...…
…PAGE SIX THE'. MIt" HICI InA iri *'Y' ', C Tl A "fit it:. sar '. FUTURE.______ArPAaT.:.A DLSPLJiMALTI: F'UTURE I)IPLOMA TS: (d WEDNESDAY, MARM 12, 19,17 Political Initerest Spurs R I1 &. Q4 U I L 41 I~ tDd~~ h " ~ -~'I.. t , By IHOWARD) ORRL Interest in Russian scientific studies and the American diplo- matic service account in large part, for the increase in the num- ber of students studying the Rus- sian language, Professor Lila Parg-...…
