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… Weather Clear ig Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication ~ait* Editorial Camacho Steers Mexico To Right.. VOL. L No. 114 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 1941 "Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS StarvationDay .SDrive Leaders Are Assigned CampusPosts Students Asked To Donate Cost Of Meal To Fund; Receipts Will Be Used To BuyBooks, Funds Charity Campaign Covers University Academy Groups Open Session Here Tomorrow ; r f r t x C t 1 7 It Th...…

… WFeather Warmer Y it QttIU it . i- woom - I I - 0011 ile "elle- Editorial Industrial Power Restricts Democracy ,, I .._..... _ .e ..._ A I r Wnnr.' i IM r~Y I VOL. LIL. No. 117 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1942 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS I1 _ -- I Varsity Tankmen Sessions Open Today For Michigan Academy Favored A s Meet Sub Sinks Four Japanese Ships In Western Pacific; Soviet Starts New Drive Opens Here Today ~. -...…

… Weather Fair and coider. AL 4br -016, AL Idah.- Ap ttg Editorial lTiare Crreiatin In SRA Lectures, I VOL. L. No. 117 Z-323 ANN ARBOR,- MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARSH 13, 1940 PRICE FIVE CENTS RUSSO-FINNISH CONFLICT HALTED "7- :-+Q Lecturer And T eacher Pause In Talk Parliament Meets To Consider Pact Diet In Helsinki Must Give Approval To New Treaty Within Three Days HELSINKI, March 13 (Wednesday)--(P)-The future of Finland's seco...…

…i ja 7" 2u/ 'AA6 '~ '~itiz~ ~t ..~i VOL. LIII No. 111 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 13. 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS Senior ROTC To Be Called March 15-16 Eden Arrives in apital o an Alli4ed Meeting British Foreign Secretary Has Come At U.S. Invitation To Confer With FDR On Plans for United Nations Meeting By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, March 12.- Anthony Eden, British Foreign Secretary, arrived in Washington tonight for momen...…

…CHICAGO THREAT See Page 4 t.g an Latest Deadline in the State Iatt _ .r-----=--- _ r r j CLOUDY, POSSMLE SNOW VOL. LIX, No. 114 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 13, 1949 I - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ PRICE FIVE CENTS Recommend Power Slash For Bureaus Suggestion Made By Hoover Group WASHINGTON -(P)-Clipping the wings of some of the nine in- dependent government commis- sions by trimming away executive powers was a...…

… / MICHIGAN ROYALTY See Page 4 A6r A6F ,I ! 414tr :43 ti49 RAIN, MiILD Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVII. No. 112 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TIUIIRUSDAY, MARCH 13, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS Petitions ror Elections To BeDueToday Candidates Will Write Statenmen ts Petitions from individual candi- dates and parties for the Student Legislature election will be due at 4 p.m. today in the Union Stu- dent Offices. Withdrawals from parties after th...…

…IT'S NOT INEVITABLE see Page 2 i w- ilT r 4Kr 'aiiM NOT SPRING, BUT WARMER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVHI, No. 114 ANN ARBOR, MICIIIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 13, 198 PRICE FIVE CENTS Czechoslovak t' Protest Rally p Planned Here Campus Groups Split Over Action By BEN ZWERLING Resentment of the reported clamps on academic freedom in Czechoslovakia crystallized here yesterday as an all-campus pro- test demonstration was being whipped i...…

… ... _ .r - ... t SCIENTISTS vs. ARMY 3ee Page ? :Y Lw4b 4* :43 a t t4p CLOUDY, SHOWERS VOL. LVI, No~, M; i ANN ARVI t, MICIITT AN, WIN IAMAft('ll 13, 1V)IG PRICE FIVE CENTS . i sr wi snn nm . n wnu® Lewis Tells New UMW Demands Nine P(ints4 Made By t-nion -Lea der WASHINGTON, March 12-P)- John L. Lewis made nine general de- mands of the soft coal operators to- day, including higher wages and shorter hours, without mentioning spec...…

…Y x DaiIig WEATHER Fair and Warmer, Light to Moderate Winds VOL. LV, No. 93 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS Soviets Take K uestrin, Open New Drive * * * * * * * * * * * * * * First ArmyE Wins Two Towns, Threatens Ruhr 40,000 U. S. Troop sReported in Push To War Factory Cities in River Basin By The Associated Press PARIS, March 12-The U. S. First Army jumped off early today in the first big ...…

…PAGE TWO T'H E IMICHIGAN DAILY- i'HURSDAY, iARCH 13, 1941 _________________________._____________ Edward Ellery Will Give Talk Here Saturday Local Sigma Xi Chapter ToHear National Headt Give Rackham Lecturet Dr. Edward Ellery, national pres-; ident of Sigma Xi,\honorary research society, will address members of the local chapter on the subject "Sigma Xi Matters of National Importance"c at 8 p.m. Saturday in. the Rackham Amphitheatre. In h...…

…PtIGE TWO TAlE MICHIG AN DAILY F~ilA, M R~i i1* . . . ............ .. 400 Educators To Meet Here For Academy Speakers Plan Of .Recent i-t eraryAc Discussion Scientific, hievements (Continued from Page 1) A. F. Blakeslee of the Carnegie Insti- tution and by Dr. I. D. Scott of the deprtment of geology and president of te Academy. The former will be given at 4:15 p.m. today in the Natural Science Auditorium on "Control of Evolution and L...…

…PAGE TWO TIE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESD~AYMARCIn 13, 19 H Somer ShnZ To Talk Here On Vegetation Arts Acadermy Sponsors Forestry Division Head in University Lecture Homer L. Shantz, in a University lecture sponsored by the Michigan Academy of Science, Arts and Letters, will discuss "Vegetation, What It Means," at 4:15 p.m. Friday in Natur- al Science Auditorium. Shantz, head of the Division of Wild Life Management in the Na- tional Forest Serv...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, IIIARCII. 13, 1943 PAGE TWO SATURDAY, MARCH. 13, 1942 Fifty-Third Year Edited and managed by studen-ts of the University of Miciga11 <uder th uthority of the Board in Control of Studient Pu'flbhatiiots. Published every morning except Monday during the regular University year. and every morning except Mon- day and Tuesday cluring the summer session. Member of The Associated Press The Associated Press i...…

…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 13, 149 . .. ... - - ... . ........... ..... . ...... . STUDENT PROFILE, I Toby' Rosen Concentrates in NSA 'i Ing in... I ( Kaiser-Frazer 1To Onen itPlant T * * * * t By ROMA LIPSKY She's been in lit school, art school, and is getting her degree in music, but Arlynn Rosen main- tains that her field of concentra- tion is really NSA. And while others spend hours with their books, the secretary o...…

…TALE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, NLAR.CH 13, 1947 WAGETWO hURSAYMARG 13,194 BUILDERS IN SMl Architectur In Artistic Architecture is basically and science is the means t art, Enest Kump, a San] cisco architect, said in a l yesterday entitled "What Architect Should Not Know It is not technical gymn but a good, old-fashioned ar will continue to be one,I OCKS: eachers Get e Utilizes Science Training for Expression--Kunp Special Jobs art...…

…U I T~lE Ml~li-A' I AILI SAT U~AY!-MAR~ 1% 1~4~ It's Not Inevitable SENATE TO CONSIDER UMT . . . more immediate military aid for Greece, Tur- key and the rest of Western Europe . . the question of when'the Russians will have the atom bomb ,... and the inevitable conclusion that we should strike now, while we have the atomic upper hand. All this means an atomic war, soon- and it is wrong. The inevitability of a war that hasn't started ca...…

… PAGE TWO TIM, Mit1llc:AN DAIIy : WEDNESDfAY. MARCH 12. 1944- -..--,a, 2 .. __._... a as at tr . &U al 1 \l' t, i\ 1.1 1l.. Al-, A.. d s. '___ ..........__._.__..._::..._.____ _...._ ___.. ..__.__._....__......_._ _.._..______...._..___ _ _____ ._..._....._e _._..__..___.......... ........ _.. .. C , LWA4 A AVV X A AL Op 7 Fifty-Sixth Year Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board of C...…

…PAGR E TUC MICHIGANDAILY TTSi~A1 MvAn Fifty-igan it Fifty-iF th Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROJND: Action Lags on Post-War Jobs DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN t I ~~1 . _' Ij IC I I RUM, wrwnac CROW .n B.rffiiP9.., -- I 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 Loe...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Eleven IM Titles Decided At Annual Open House Pro gram "> c* ____._ ---_ don ' wirtehafter'+s DAIL Y DOUBLE Chicago House Sigma Chi Cop Hoop Crowns, Thomas Finally Comes Through\ Junior Track Star Stages Successf-u stComeback After Leg Injury TIo Bring Varsity Points In Sprints, Hurdles And Relays Pes Planus, Eh? . . ASSOCIATED PRESS FLASH from Lakeland, Fla. ..."Big Hank Greenberg, the Detroit Tigers...…

…1942 THE MICHIGAN DAILY P'AGE THREE . ... Conference Swimming And Wrestling Meets Open Today Net Squad To Forego Trip South By DICK SIMON Coach Leroy Weir's tennis squad is the latest victim of the Univer- sity's speed-up academic program. The Michigan netters, defending , Western Conference champions, will forego their annualrsouthern trip during the early part of April, ac- cording to Coach Weir, who an- nounced the tennis sched...…

…~V~CH13, 1940 i i +_ i . lb. I MDepartment Holds Twelfth Annual Open House Today Expect Crowd Of 5000 To See Varied Program Basketball Finals And Saber Champions To Headline Twenty-Sport Schedule By HAROLD WILSON The Intramural Department throws open its door to an anticipated throng of 5,000 at 7 p.m. tonight, thus marking the opening of the Twelfth Annual Open House, featuring a score of sports, 500 contestants, 100 offi- cials, and a ...…

…a9 S T. d ,.r3,YtiVIl RG ,_13> 1;,d3 tbinL JJfAN AL PAGE, TIRITE a... -."v- ..q1^ ..^w ..,.- y..- .. _. fi m lyi+.. .- .. . r::. " .-rM^. '° :."5:0." .. :". .+* ... _. T __ Army Attitude on Athletics Clarified by Service Officials Trackmen Vie For Honors in Tech Relays A Michigan track squad, cut to 12 men by the loss of shot-putter George Ostroot to the Army Air Force and hurdler Bud Byerly due to an injury, will battle it out with 36 ...…

…,RVN A C, MARCHUL-3, %19,~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE I'AOE _. 1 i Einstein ...0 (ontiut'd froml Page 1 "True enough1, physics also was divided into separate fields, each o( which was capable of devouring a short lifetime of work without having satisfied the hunger fo deeper knowledge. Tie mass of the experientially given and or the insufficiently related was over- whelming here also. "IN THIlS FIELD, however, I soon learned to scent out th...…

… TIIURSDAY, MARCH 1:$, 1941 THlE MI+CHIGAN DAILY PAGE THRE1, I I McMillan, le. frews Tie For Puck Scoring Title, Jacobson Ends in Third Place With Phillips Fourth D~espite Ineligibility For Six Gamres ()'vi S~t1It~ ii AMII ua 1lcetSaturday By' CHIUCK( urwIs Scoring the las goa (J the 1946-47 hockey, seso 1 sconds, before the final horm ton make Michigan's only ta01y aais Michigan Tech last Saltrday, Gordon McMillan gained << tie with wi...…

…IS4TIYerAYinesH 3, 1948 Wolverine THE MICHIGAN D0AIL Y Retain * * Ldad in C( * * * * * * :M'Gym, Track Teams atChicago fereiice Swim Butckeyes TI ailiiig11By Six ISi Points; Four Records FIdI I Ioi[ay (Only Sllec4 'i'?.4lc I f lIde er;, iaize aii l iteMedley Relay Shattersi Recordt E w ~schc Loken Squad In Conference Tests Today Michigan's high-flying gymnas- tic squad, well rested after a smashing. twin victory over Chi- cago and W...…

…) WEDNESDAY, MARCIi 1,r, 1946 TlE MIC111GAN DAILY PAGE THREE WEDNESDAY, MRCH .3,..8...........~ h. I DES SEZ o Pucksters End Top Season #' Squad Breaks Minnesota Jinx By DES HOWARTH, Associate Sports Editor Wayne Is First Baseball Opponent i '46 Season MCCoy, Nelson Will AS11 &Coali Fisher; Several Former Letter Winners Return I I i WITH Spring in the air, it may seem inappropriate to discuss such a defi- nitely winter sport as h...…

…RCH iS, i&i5 THE MICHIGAN DAILY _____________________________________________________________ I _____________ Track Team, Wins in, 'hoto Flulsh Tb inc lads Register Oe-- Point Vielory ver Wini SevenS.Big Ten SamadBotrd b R ue' er rmn ! iR-i*valsfor Title By BANK MANTJ4 Daily Sports Editor Fonrrestel's 4,41Stretch Drive Is Outstanding Inihvidul, Relay reamj' By BILL LAMBERT Inches and tenths of seconds pro- vided the margin of victory...…

…'otR 'TIlE ~MiCIITG'AN ~DAILY THT~R~AI, ~i.Cic1, 1941 ______________________________N2 THE MICHIGAN DAILY CTiing Events. Edited and managed by students of the University of Midhigan 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...…

…par- F-E TEO MICHIGAN DAILY ____________________________________________________ I I I 46 iT4r Alr4tgau 743alty, 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 ne...…

…PAG9 FOB THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1940 PAG11~ rorn WEDNESOAY, MAIWH 13, 1940 "IE MICHIGAN DAILY 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 new...…

…Ril: 'i- i H 1 1-4' i .);L Dean Stason Declines Position A .ilvestiio CoummittkHead 'S600Id eif i taw ni umi: vr:.UwtGI.v that he would not accept the o-er of an appointment as head of the legal staff of the Smith investigation committee of the House of Repre- sentatives. "These are important times in Washington, but my task here at the University would make it impos- sible for me to get away for any such job," Dean Stason said. Dean Stas...…

…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 13, 1949 Chicago Threat THE WITCH HUNT in education has started again. The politicians are look- ing for Reds, and this time the tramping grounds is the State of Illinois. Last week the Illinois Senate Investi- gating Committee voted to probe the Uni- versity of Chicago for subversive activity. This time the statesmen at Springfield should find the search quite fruitful. Without doubt, the thorough ...…

…PAGE FOUR THET AUCIC UA N b A TV 44" Y4M I% -L V,, -& *w- " A A A%.-A .a KA 1 C.-, " A X . rMURSDAY, MARCH 1S, 1141 Michigan Royalty E WANT TO BE THERE when some- body makes a palace out of Yost Field Douse. We have been informed that petitions to elect a king and queen for Michigras have been circulated to all fraternities, sorori- ties and dormitories on campus. The Michigras committee has evidently succeed- ed in convincing itself tha...…

…,v, rvoun THIti ICUITCANDAILY University Purchasing Agent is TowI's Bgefst; Sj)ender By KE N I)WE Wil ter L. lt I tbick probably SPVndS oro l mOney th~a1i anyone else in to,. a distinction which is made more fascinating by the fact that most of the money doesn't belong to him at all. Bulbick is Purchasing Agent of the University.} In this capacity, he oversees the expenditure of approximately WAA Petitions Will Be' De A t Noon nTodlay The...…

…k'AW wu~T~lEMBIIGANDAIL W. ZiNEisTAY. MARCH 1 T 3; Ir Dr. Gale Deems Foreign Student Admittat-ice Policy Sati fei otrv I'r& , c l Plii Van.ii~Sa~~Iuy1~x 4VIt.im'i Jilvrily sliird~s 'WAR AND THE CONSTFI'xTTIO ,N>: Cu',-,oj-(Nrc I9 '4 Cook lieclures tiroa dway Producer T o Relate iiiisenesOf Theatre Fridtay level generally, too of ten students not properly qualified, especially in Eng- lish, managed to gain admittance. Plan Successful "The ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY CONCERT MONDAY: Chicago Symphony To Play Last of Choral Union Series v The third oldest orchestra in Am- crica, the Chicago Symphony, under the direction of Desire Defauw, will present the final Choral Union con- cert of this season at 8:30 p. m. Mon- day in Hill Auditorium. The orchestra was founded in 1891 by Theodore Thomas and for the first fourteen years of its existence was known as the "Chicago Orche- stra"; and for...…

… I TJVD~it, 1~IA1~CIT B 1941 THE MICHGAN AIY Traditional Senior Supper Will Be Held March 26 In League Jane Grove Will Preside As Charman Committee Includes Women Active On Campus; Program To Feature 'Hi Falutin'' Songs Senior women will don their aca- demic caps and gowns for the first time March 26 to attend the annual Senior Supper, traditionally held the opening night of the Junior Girls' Play. Women graduating from the School of Nu...…

…THE MICiHCiAN DAiLY Ciass of '45 T o Make Frosh Frolic Debut Today Norvo's Band Will Furnish Dance Music Flowers And Ivy Will Furnish Setting For Southern Mansion, Transforming Union Ballroom Chief of those who will be on hand when the Class of '45 makes its debut at the annual Frosh Frolic from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. today in the Union Ballroom will be general chairman, Steve Selby, '45, and his guest, Narf- cy Jewell, '45. Other centra...…

…WEDNESDAY, MAR1 13, 1946 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIV THE MT 1-y LN.4.1 1 t aa . P - TA 9 Senior Supper Will Be Held At 6:1I5 P.M. Today In League 17 r Women Blame College Clothes For Sloppiness Campus women are continually accused of being sloppy, accused by the men students, of course. The usual reply of the defensive side lays the blame on traditional college at- tire. Why should casual clothes be com- pelled to be sloppy? Long swe...…

…SUNDAY, M1RCH 13, 1949 THE MICrnAN DIMLYN I' !K a v _ ,. i Mural To Highlight Military Decorations for Ball Friday A mood of military grandeur and pomp will greet dancers Fri- day when the annual Military Ball is presented from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. by the campus ROTC units. Following the general theme of military decorations, the commit- tee for the formal has planned a large mural at the fireplace end of the Union Ballroom. This will repres...…

…THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 1947 THE MICHIGAN DAICI Y PAGS .'R 1,E i 1.1VICALN Z./dA1"1/ PAIIE FIVE Coeds To Petition 'Hans Brinker' Will Be Qiven I i/ia L u Mixer Dance Class of '49 For Wfl Posts Executive Board, Club Managers' Duties Will Be Discussed at Meeting in WAB Will Be Given WAA Board posts and petition- ing will be explained to all coeds interested in applying for WAA, positions at 4:30 p.m. today in the WAB lounge. Jean Brdw...…

…GE SIX' "Alllr-V .,4 . Dr. McDowell Religion In A W Will 'DiscussTo Be Subj Turkey s Role -R-Iigiou in a World at War" be the subject of a symposium, to be Auth'ority held at 8 p.m. Tuesday, March 18. in ty ear EasI the Rackham Lecture Hall, under the To Deal With Factors auspices of the National Conference Affec gHer P . of Christians and Jews, and the Stu- ectingHerPolicy dent Religious Association. The National Conference of Chris- Note...…

…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, NIARC4I 13, 1942 I- - __ .r _ .. _ . y,._ _,., _,. _.. Eight Junior Colleges Hold Speech Meet Miller, Boozer, Top Field In Individual Contests; Debate Victor Is Flint Eight Michigan junior colleges participated in their annual state speech contest yesterday in the Rackham Building and Angell Hall The first meet of the day was the oratorical contest. This was won by Charles Miller of Highland Park Jun- ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ---f .vley ti-+_ti 1<.. i rl.l Finland Peace Treaty Is Concluded At 6:30 P.M. U.S.S.R% Given Karelain Isthmus, Mannerheim Line AndLadoga Shores Finns Lose Viipuri (Continued from Page 1) economically, cutting off Finland as a source of vitally needed dairy prod- ucts. It has lessened the flow, if any, of Russian raw materials into Germany. Peace in Finland would not change that immediately or for a long time to come. Rel...…

…PAGE S i7% I I'A L I I A 11, y --- -- --- - - , , i 1 1 ,S L' N 0."11, A I.A.Itt'l t I; . .A G..........i....... ..... ..... ....IA-- - ---- - - -----------1940 -- Bs ULL ESSION by b. s. brown, sports editor WITTH THE EXCEPTION of football and hockey, Michigan sports teamts have had a rough year in compjarison to pastsasn And Dick Wakefield, ex-Micohigan baseball star, didn't add to the glory of Ann Arbor town when he camne up with two h...…

…9 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MARC"l13,19.0 ..... . ..... ........... . . . . ... . 'O'DANIEL' Playwrights Beat Room Shortage To Finish Play By MACK WOODRUFF A lot goes into the making of a successful play, sometimes even ringing doorbells. Glendon Swarthout, teaching fellow in the English department and co-author of the recent Expe- rimental Theatre success, "O'Dan- iel," employed the doorbell ring- ing technique in November, 1945. It ...…

…'t- TRUE MlCihGAN DA, I /. 11 'HIT~ .. a .. a v rte'- -,"-1-.. a .7tsa E Io wa Swimm ers Gain 46-34 Vict1%ory Over iiVIchga is qualification in Relay, ''Gymnasts Snas''Victory Skiein Defeat Kent et 'Tlerii Idr~ rbFut ie As Dolan 'Take Hy i :, inITRlay Weinberg Conquers Ris in 100-Yard Race; Mann, Stager Take Other Wolverine Firsts (Special to The Daily) IOWA CITY, Ia.-Old man Dis- quai-lification combined with a fine Iowa, swimmin...…

… EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY WET INSPIRATION: Blue Waters Help Float Opera on Willow Theme By GEORGE WALKER rvMyjWife" and "Tea Suites Me Willow Run Housing Project to a T'." and the tranquil Bay of Naples- And despite all his musical en- half a world apart-have a lot in deavor, Ebersole, an economics common. . major, claims he "doesn't know Like the vast Atlantic Ocean beans about musical theory." that separates them, they were the i * * ins...…