… 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...…
…MARRIAGE LECTURES Li 4IOr 4.Aitr t an 1 *4*44bprr :43 a t I ly SNOW AND COLDER See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 90 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEB. 13, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS I I I '111' Ctgers Top Indiana, 54-47 '4> Suprunowiez Paces Quintet' With 23 Hits Wolverines Take Fifth Straight By SY SONKIN (Special to The Daily) BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - Mich- igan's rapidly improving cage squad extended their Conference ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, .................. ...... . ......................... ...... .......... _ . , ..... ....._ . __ um AEW SUPER DESK General. o ALibrary Face Li.( Iii Reading Kwn ler It DAILY OFFICIALi BULLIETIN UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNION OPERA Nresents FROGGIOTTOM A Hilarious Musical Comdy" Michigan Theater 8:30 P.M, March 23, 24, 25 95 Final alterations in the com- plete face-lifting job in the m(,in reading room of the ...…
… SUNDAY, FEB ,UIRY '8, __ _ _ T HE MICIGAN DAILY LIFE OF LUXURY: Television Has Visions Of Remaking Aneiica By GEORGE WALKER Television may put an end to the revolution in the American way of life-a revolution that started way back at the beginning of the century when the whole country climbed into a caravan of tin lizzies and made for the wide open spaces. But pretty soon, we think, comes the counter-revolution. LAST MONTH, the East and th...…
…F TTHE MICHIGAN DAILY Marriage Lectures pHE RETURN of the marriage relations lectures to campus-as the "Marriage nd Family Relations Lecture Series" is in- leed good news. The demise of the series threatened last 'all would have been a serious loss to an im- portant extra-curricular education program n campus. But now, after months of discussion and careful consideration by faculty and stu- dent members of the lecture committee, they will ag...…
… JARD 13, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAIY ____________________________________________________________________ I -~-----.----~--------- _____________________________________________________ LOVE'S LABORS LOST Fate of Maidens Decided By Valentine Day Customs Mille' Editor Visits Campus By JEAN RUSS Tomorrow is Valentine's Day- the day which has been dedicat- ed to lovers for many hundreds of years. To the fair sex Valentine's Day means not only...…
…s i-A T HE If"liCAGAN 6A iLY Vii'^l,_ 1', !+'L'1sKU Yt Y i , . ...X ... .. ................- ------ Nattors Wip i9 1 Weinberg Clocks 22.8 To Set Free Style Mark 1'u~k uuBr(Nk Eighile Records ins Cornell Meet- v Michigan Takes Seven Firsts as DexirIrino(s, U~lvestadl, Mitchell, Bavdarian SettI Marks 0n _i 1 ad Win,' I '111 Puekste's Sweep Series, Tu'iuru~~ N~wi~Ar'~t~vIC/ 68-46 By DICK HURST3 Michigan's natators forced Michigan ...…
…1J49 THE AlicHiGIAN DAiL-i PAGE SEVEN ThEMIHIANDAIN , It rL V Jayvee Cagers Face LIT ASSOCIATED PRESS TALKING SHOP with Bud Weidenthal Associate Sports Editor (This is the first of twc articles concerning charges pointed at Michi- gan's athletic department r ade recently by the press.) During the past several weeks the Detroit Free Press, in con- junction with the Michigan State News (the student publication at East Lansing), has be...…
…THE MICHTTAN DIAILY SUNDAY TTh3RART 13, 19 ANATOMICAL CRAZE: Wave of Beauty Contests Hits Nation's Universities By PHIL DAWSON Students all over the nation wcre trooping back to classes last week after straining minds, bodies and professors during a month when the day-to-day routine was resoundingly broken by dances, beauty contests and exams. All the customary ballyhoo accompanied these events, and college editors' nerves were even more ...…
… SCIENCE ORIENTATION See Page 4 41P 41P .414tr t.gan Daitp CLOUDY AND COLD Latest Deadline in the State VOL LIX, No. 83 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 1949e PRICE FIVE CENTS Federal Help for * Sudents Favored AAC Gives Benefits Limited Okay; Discrimination, Religion Discussed w NEW YORK-(P)--The Association of American Colleges wound up a three-day conference approving - with reservations - the President's Commission of High...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 1919 Now _... OLLEGE ROUNDUP: NS A Group Marches on Discriminatin I -- -- - . - - (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the sec- ond in a series of College Roundups on nation-wide campus organiza- tions.) By CRAIG WILSON Christmas vacation found the National Student Association (NSA) . meeting in a Regional Convention in Pennsylvania and moving to combat discriminatory practices in Quaker state schools. They o...…
…AY, JAMJ~,Y 13~ 1949 THE MICIHIGAN-DATLY - I I Now" GRANTSTAND By MURRAY GRANT... Daily Sports Editor (Today's columt was written hey Pres Holmes, Sports Night Editor.) MICHIGAN'S DEFENDING championship basketball team looked] like just that over the weekend, if you consider their mental attitude. For the last six months the fact that they were champs was thrown at them at every turn. Naturally wanting to live up to the standard that had b...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TWRTSDAY JANUARY Of 190 I- I The City Editor's SCRATCH PAD Science Orientation i THERES been a heartening the activities of student during the past semester. increase in government A quick review of the last four months reveals that no less than three new stu- dent councils have been formed in the various schools and colleges of the Uni- versity. At the same time, the embryo all-campus student government, the Stu...…
… TUE.. - 4ICIGtAfI PAILY" Bluebook Ball Will Provide Relief from Exam Worries Campus Rules Are Clarified By Women's Judiciary Council 1icini& 6tgcwementi] Twice a year when final exam- inations are close at hand the Union holds its traditional Blue- book Ball; this semester the dance is being held from 9 p.m. to mid- Panhei To Hold Meeting Today. For Rushees Panhellenc Association will hold a brief compulsory meeting for all prospective ru...…
…THlE- MIC141GAN- DAILY - THJYRDAY, JANUTARIY 13, 1,949 - ----- - --- ----- . ......... . . ---------- Politic, kin.0 p-up tfD 4 ib id e Big S ester SCRIPTER--Shirley W. Smith, vice-president emeritus of the University, wrote a short story. 25 years ago. It was turned down by two publishers and Smith forgot about it. Two years ago it turned up in the "Alumni Quarterly Review," and Hollywood, in the person: of alumnus Valentine Davies...…
…1THU1£ S'AY, JANUARY ~" '13, 1949 THE -MI. .A5.U. A N A. LAlf,3.. *. A <111J 111illlTT .12ANl\ LAIIV £ £3,-_.... 1"a 'l.F . for J7;jj S tudents N I 1 ''4 ri v-~~~ 4.VY':4 UNDER T1 lE1GUTN AND IN THE SWTTWF-Students got a. sharp reminder of their stake in camnpu ; politic s i en's Judiciary Council, headed by Ev Ellin, threw out a total of 52 petitions for .-1-lop, senior class officers and Student Legislature, and p~ost<- Ironed the al...…
…T HE MICHIGAN DAILY 'rThMSUAT, JANUAR 13, 1949 Alpha Phi Omega Active In University Projects the group to carry on the work again next spring. Other projects which keep the men busy are policing of campus elections, supervision of registra- tion for the national election, and such Samaritan tasks as visiting :tudents confined to the hospi- tal. APO HAS received plaudits from the Registrar's office for its handling of an information serv- ...…
… MICHIGAN FORUM See Page 4 LIT lflr yr 4Iatg CLOUDY COOL Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 46 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Wolverine Big Guns Trained on Indiana .n * * * Campus Set For Largest Ballot Tussle 107 Candidates File for Offices By AL BLUMROSEN One hundred and seven candi- dates have filed petitions for thirty-nine campus offices with what appears to be one of the largest ...…
…PAGE-TWO THE ~MCHIGT~ANT IATTV 1 1 i:d - 111 i lw 21 1 V't l \ Ll'1.1 1J 1 . 1 --- What's Up in the Dorms II DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN (EDITOR'S NOTE: Contributors to What's Up in the Dorms should con- tact Dolores Palanker at The Daily or 105 Betsy Barbour.) FOR THE FINAL time this year Lloyd House will open its lounge to accommodate Lloyd men and their guests at the Lloyd-Indiana Open House after the game today. ties, refreshments and s...…
… MMIR ER 13, 1940 TH VMICHIGAN DAILY 'AGE CEP mm EMBER 13, 194R WAGE THREPi eahy Fears Over-Eager eeling in Irish NEW YORK-(P)-A high per- that hi entage of national football inter- up a hi st will center tomorrow on South He feel end, Ind., where Notre Dame, eeting its stiffest test of the sea: The a on, will be out to prove both on national he field and on the scoreboard at stake hat it has a better team than delphia ichigan. ed spe No...…
…--PAG FOUR .. a ..a tai r I .1 iv I .,Wi 1 r 0tl1'.U'dlflY 1 U±WVYLR ~ ~~13, 19 L. of M. F oru N IMPORTATION from Oxford has pro- vided the answer to long standing stu- dent objections to the Political Speakers ban. Taking a leaf from the Oxford Union's book, students here can build an organi- zation which will allow them to discuss political issues and anything else of importance that, comes up. We are speaking of the Oxford Union plan...…
… SAT46i $ NOVEM~BER 12,4194,. THE MICIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE E-"" ._ SCIENTISTS SEEK CURE: Birth Losses Exceed Deaths by Disease NEW YORK-(AP)-Each year in this country nearly 150,000 babies are born dead, or live only a few weeks. Each year, by conservative esti- mate, at least 400,000 women lose their babies by miscarriage. These are greater losses in hu- man life than the annual toll from heart disease, cancer, or any other single disea...…
…a a -..A .a. t y .tAN t * A...F.i.a. .i A'TURDAY. ATONE MER, 13. 1949 " mmmal MaTva atT ~!LAN T 1 V m awI'T~lV NA1f1'.1~1O~Va4.aaaJ w t LOIA'&JLV I OTS ENDED: Ambassador Says India Starting Progressive Era By PHYLLIS KULICK spection trip' of American indus- With communal riots finally trial centers, stopped in at In-j of the way, India can concen- ternational Center en route from te on economic and industrial Detroit to meet his student c...…
…TRADITION FOR SALE See Page 4 Y It 43UZ1 ~Iaii4 MORNING RAIN, C:ON TlN11ErI) COOL Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 157 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS -UY Jews Ready For Capture Of Arab Jaffa 1 British To End Rule Tomorrow TEL AVIV, Palestine, May 12- ()P)-The Jews announced today their readiness to take over virtu- ally deserted all-Arab Jaffa as soon as Haganah forces can move in from neighbor...…
…I GE TWO THlE MICHIGAN DAIlY TTitVIDAY, MAY 13, 1948 . :. , ........ . ....... ....... ................................ .1 1-M NEWS f Golf Tourney To Be Held Saturday' Dorm, Independent Play Slowed by Bad Weather I MICHIGAN The University Golf Course will be closed Saturday to all those not participating in the Intramural Golf Tournament. R. J. Reichert beat Lee Set- omer to capture the All-Campus Paddleball championship. Ronald ...…
…THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE . . ................. JUST KIBITZING By DICK KRAUS TODAY, KIDDIES, let us take up the report, not Kinsey's, but Cris- ler's annual financial statement. The gist of the statement is "We need help from somewhere if we are to build," and even if we are making money now, there are cer- tain trends which are causing the Athletic Administration serious concern. The report cites that operating costs...…
…UR~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1948 . . . . . . . . ........ . .......................... . ...................... . . For Sale: One Tradition SO YOU DON'T THINK there should be any racial discrimination. Well start practicing your signature, because you may soon be registering as a Communist. Sure-if you go around saying that our Palestine policy is rotten, or that our eco- nomic system isn't providing enough of the right thin...…
…THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIY . ....... ..... .... HISTORIAN'S WORK: New Volume Will Hlighligdt Stories of Famous Alumni "Michigan and the ClevelandI Velde and Earl D. Babst, '93. Era," a book by and about alumni Babst is now chairman. of the of the University, will be pub- board of the American Sugar Re- lished this month by the Univer- fining Co. sity Press. Among the bogrppiirical "The volume consists of a series s...…
…PAOR six THE MICHIGAN DAILY THRSDAY, MAY 13, 1949 FOSTER PARENTS: Campus Groups Adopt European War Orphans European war orphans are re- ceiving a chance for another go at a happy life through the ef- forts of fraternities and dormi- tories on campus. Working through the Foster Parents Plan for War Children, Russel Award Set forFriday Professor Hobart H. Willard will deliver the annual Henry Russel Lecture at 4:15 p.m. Friday in the Rackh...…
…FREEDOM RPOAD ?t See Page 4 IY . Daii4 t LOUD YO SI 6(11 tIts Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 131 ANN ARBOR, MIChIGAN, TUESDA APRIL 13 1948 LewisHasakeilaces I'1CE FIVE CENTS arg es 'elo in o'- arsaCrislerNixes l~eu Lure ofG C----- -- Stays at 'M' Says Communists ngineered Revolt Gunfire, Riots Renewed in Capital; Colombia Severs Russian Relations BOGOTA, April 12-(P)-Secretary of State Marshall blamed in- ternational...…
…TWO TIlE MWITIGAN PATIN r, igig .T. .. .T............R.....3...9-- !P "N--" Pollock Gets New Faculty Appointment Regenits Name Seveni Others to 'U' Posts Six faculty appointments, a committee appointment, and a promotion were confirmed at the April meeting of the Board of Regents. Feature appointment was the naming of Dr. James K. Pollock, chairman of the political science department, as James Orin Mur- fin professor of Political Science...…
…____________THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE ,,-. , r 1 .q , ,. r, / Vn "~ U. I for yor, ~ atthe 100/ Saturday, April 17th You'll be in ca whirl, and love it .. . in our loveliest of evening gowns billowy skirted, dazzling designs that swirl you into the dance .., and one is for you for your starry night of splendor ... and for sparkling accompaniment, accessories of gleaming gold or silver ... or the twinkling of sequins to add g...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, APRIL 13, 1948 Freedom Roadt WHILE THE DRAFT LAW being un- wrapped by Congress has met with the usual general gripes from various groups all over the country, one particular group of Americans has come out so strongly opposed to iti that they itm- to face treason charges rather than he drafted. Testifying before the Senate Armed Services Committee the end of last month, A. Philip Randolph, head of the Union of S...…
…eims 13, 1 94 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUMMER EMPLOYMENT: Camp Counselor Positions Are Available To even the most ardent liberal education advocates the counselor remains an essential part of the camping picture. Nearly two-thirds of the sum- mer jobs available through the University Bureau of Appoint- ments are for camp positions. The jobs themselves range from direc- tors to assistant unit leaders. Many of the positions are for spe- cial counse...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAlYTEDAPIL13 EAXTS PLAY ROLE: f AInt t O B s tols'11-C a n a d a -tI.S 1"c ai e w ) The Canaida - United States Commiittce on Education, an or-1 ganization of educators of both' nation's formed to encourage "ed- ucation as a force to streng then and impr"ove the good relations existing bctween the two coun- tries,"bganif 5 fifth annual+ meeting here yesterda. As a par't of thie convention,+ Abbe Arthur Maheux of Laval Universit...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACE -d Coaches Satisfied With Sprig Trips t j D Ho in e a sif Ali, odaGy Sports SoIlf . . Even though Michigan's Big Nine Golf Champions were dumped a couple times on their tour of the southern circuit, Coach Bert Katzenmeyer stuck an optimistic smile through his new- ly acquired sun tan to express his, satisfaction on his team's progress to date. It was the combination of two, hot collegiate teams and the long ...…
…EIGHT T HE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY. APRIL 13, 1548 4 TORKS, ET AL: Two Emergency Calls Give Deputy a Busy Day By CRAIG WILSON Life is just one little thing after another for Deputy Kenneth W. Dilloway, who pilots the Washtenaw County Sheriff's Of- fice ambulance. Dilloway normally handles rou- tine desk work in the Sheriff's office but yesterday he played the starring role in a "beat the stork" chase to St. Joseph's Mercy Hos- pital, and...…
…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...…
…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...…
…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...…
…,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...…
…ORIENTATION PICTURES See Page 8 4tjt iga Yt D1ai4 MUSH MUSH Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 89 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Student Play Center Being Bu ilt at Camp Will Serve as War Memorial Plans for the establishment of a huge Student War Memorial Recreation Center were revealed yesterday with the announcement that the first phase in the pro- gram is under way. The Center, which will be...…
…TlE IACHIGAN DAILY f t :AYi, Fl. ,. ,. Daiches Calls Modern Books 'Jouritalistie' The reader of modern fiction must learn to distinguish between what is primarily journalistic writing and what may' be classi- fied as a novel in its true artistic form, Prof. David Daiches, of Cor- nell University, told a Rackham audience yesterday.' Speaking on "The Criticism of Fiction," Prof. Daiches pointed out, "Whatever one has to say these days he cast...…
…T HE MICHIGANDAILY Radio Proseminar To Offer WHRV 'Workshop' Training By MARY STEIN The 21.students in Garnet R. Garrison's radio proseminar course will get real "workshop" training before station WHRV 's mikes this semester. The students, many of whom al- - ady have professional radio ex- perience, will plan, write, produce Guitlds To Hold. Parties .Today Campus guilds will raise thy curtain on full semester program- today as two student gr...…
…THET MICHIGAN DAILY I'D RATHER BE RIGHT: Definitions By SAMUEL GRAFTON INFLATION: A period in which everybody is prosperous and unhappy, as contrasted with deflation, a period in which everybody is ' unprosperous and unhappy. According to Republicans, inflation is produced by, the government stupidly buying up wheat, again as compared with deflation, which is occasioned when the government stupidly stops buying wheat. This is considered by sc...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY glens Will Present Annual 'mi-Formal Caduceus Ball Medical students will be honor- ed when the Galen's Honorary Society presents the 160th ainual Caduceus B 11 from 9:30 p.m. t o 12:30 a.m. Friday, Feb. 20 in the Union Ballroom. Traditionally, the Ball is a semi- formal event with a theme center- ing around medicine. This year, the history of medicine will be the theme carried out in decorations and souvenir programs. Two...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ucksters Meet Minnesota in Crucial Battle Tonight Dozen Olympei NCA A Tourney Bid at Stake Tonight's Card (Continued from Page 1) Jack Dianetti, one of the na- tion's top middle distance men who will be representing Mich- igan State;I Lorenzo Wright, Wayne Uni- versity's one man track team who has gone over 25 feet in the broad! jump but who is also an excellent hurdler and dash man; Lloyd Duff of Ohio State who will be ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY HISTORY'S FOOTNOTE: Clemeuts Collection Includes Truman-Autographed Music By DON McNEIL When historians begin to eval- uate the Truman era in American pexlitics, they will find a historical footnote among the prize docu- ments -in th Clements Library Manuscript Collection-an auto- Radio Show Returns to Air "Camii. Qua rter," weekly ra- dio show sponsored by the League and Union, will go,,ac on the air tomorrow at 9:45 a.m....…
…T4HE MICIIIAN IAILY 800: Daily Follows Freshman's Orientation Ohio Coed Finds At First Week Busy BitTakes Time (ii [o E jo VJ-HI(p After Weary Orientlat ion P Ieriod The Daily today inaugurates its new seies of picture stories by taking its readers along with a typical fre:hman coed on her first :rowded week at the University of Michigan. Attractive Audrey Parnes was selected at random by the Daily's reporter-photographer team as she ...…
…TWO VIEW; See rage 4 Y A6 uyrn :43 a it]y NOW, COLDER HIGH WINDS Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No, 82 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Truman Asks High Budget Of Congress Republicans Call Sum Extravagant By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Jan. 12-Presi- dent Truman sent to Congress to- day a $39,699,000,000 budget, a record-smasher for peacetime, and Republican lawmakers reacted swiftly with cr...…
