…RFC ANTI-TRUST ACTION See Page 4 Yl r e Latest Deadline in the State 4br t t CLOUDY, SNOW Latest Deadline in the State cLOUDY. SNOW _...._...... s.. . ,,.. a ..... , ..... VOL. LX, No. 44 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1949 PRICE FIVE VF.'KT q 1e#A a A Ya vi4 t 11 I _-_ _-_ _ German Self Aid Proposed By Acheson Secretary Ends Three Day Tour BERLIN - (/P) - Secretary of State Dean Acheson told Germans yesterday the Un...…
…TWO THE MICHKiN 'DAILY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1949 t Hi-Y Groups Will Attend Conference Preliminary To Lansing Meeting Members of Michigan Hi-Y clubs will get a taste of the func- tions of the State Legislature when they attend a Pre-Legislative Training Conference today at the Rackham Building. Sponsored by the state YMCA and the University's Institute of Public Administration, the con- ference will be a preliminary to the annual Hi-Y le...…
…TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1949 THE MICHflAN ]DAIL"Y PAGE 9 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER '15, 1949 PAGE I-M Football Squads Hit Finals - Chi Psi, Williams House Favored in Title Clashes Theta Chi, Hayden House Hope for Newman Club, Owen Coop Game Upsets; Even By JACK BERGSTROM Tonight under the lights at Wines Field the top six teams of the three I-M touch football loops will clash to determine the league championships. At 6:30 the Newman Club will ...…
…poor}htI T HE WMItIGAN DILY~i: TUESDAY, NOVFEM 15, 1040 4 _ - -- RFC Anti-Trust Action A FEW WEEKS AGO when the Justice Department filed suit against the At- lantic and Pacific Company on charges of violating anti-trust laws, one Washington columnist termed it "the opening shot in an all out government war on private mon- opoly." In reality, however, this fight has been going on quietly behind the scenes for several months under the gui...…
….TUPDATl~, NOVEMWBER 15, 1949 THE MICHIGAN YVATTI:V vk& 1iT 1i .ii'1 MTC TiA1Y rb~l11v PAE rV Senior Society nitiates Eight in March Through Dorms Harberd's Orchestra To Play For All-CampusHobo Dance The School of Business adminis- tration will present an all-campus dance from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. this Friday in the League Ballroom. Music will be provided by John- ny Harberd and his orchestra. Mr. Harberd plays the drums in addi- tion to ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1949 NEHRU'S IN-LAW: India's Economic Policy Ill Conceived-Hutheesing By EVA SIMON Loose thinking and lack of planning characterize the Indian government's economic policy, according to Prime Minister Pan- dit Nehru's brother-in-law, Raja Hutheesing. Hutheesing and his wife, Neh- ru's younger sister, spoke infor- mally to 50 Indian students here Sunday. They are on a lecture tour of the United State...…
…NEA ACTIVITIES See Page 4 Ci r Sw 436t ~aI4 SNOW IN MADISON Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 47 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS Wolverines, Badgers Scrap for Title Today Rent Hearing Rouses Much Interest Here 'U' Groups Eager To Keep Controls By DICK MALOY Campus interest in the forth- coming open hearing on rent in- creases in Washtenaw * County continued to grow yesterday as addition...…
…/ ~tTIi ~ITrTTTrf'~T I~U1AT __________ 1112J iIII~EIIIWk~.I'U -~ I ____________________________________________________________________________________ C ripps Overshadows Attlee As 'Stron Man of Britain I By J. M. ROBERTS, JR. AP Foreign Affairs Analyst The ' strange mixup in which Hugh Dalton became involved over the- premature revelation of his budget proposals has made Sir Stafford Cripps the strong man of Britain, overshadowing even t...…
…4047 THE MCHIGAN -AH-- PA One Down, Two To Go as Lightweights Whip Badgers, 20-0 Crisler Team. Ruled Favorite Over Badgers Wisconsin Bolsters Weak Pass Defense (Continued from Page 1i iZe all of his backs with the ex- ception of right half Self. Girard, Dreyer, who returns to action to- day, Blackbourne, and Wink are all competent passers. A weakness in pass defense has been Wisconsin's chief problem all season, but the Badgers have be...…
… TRUE MIICHIGAN iAT! Y #T"e, 4 1947 I I I 'I The firtliig allTtait Fifty-Eighth Year - I Edited and managed by students of the Uni- versity of Michigan under the authiority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. John Campbell................Managing Editor Nancy Helmick.................General Manager Clyde Recht......................City Editor Jeanne Swendeman......... Advertising Manager Stuart Finlayson ................Edito...…
…TIM XI1-CHIHCAN bI-MV Junior Petitioning Begins This Weeks , 1 t 7 1 s I 1 i r L 3 T f t t k . t c i ,. t t c . S b I: i r V. ' 1'] Women To Submit Plans for League Positions, Must Sign forInterviewing All, junior women interested 1i time they submit their petitions. League positions for the year 1948-Wihtexcpon fetrm 49 must submit their petitions by With the exception of extreme noon Saturday, Nov. 29, in the cases, no petitions will be a...…
… SURVEY CENTER: University's 'Gallup Poll' Proves Power of People By TED MILLER Proof that the people, and not the government, still dominate the American scene turns up daily at the Survey Research Center, the University's "Gallup Poll." A visit to the Center, located in the University Elementary School, reveals a bustling office staff whose specialty is uncovering per- tinent facts about the people fort the 22 government, business and socia...…
… #: MOOT Y 4bp Daitip FAIR AND COOL QUESTION See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVII, No. 46 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1946 " +N.T't ,St uden tt Election Resu its DIsclosed University Committee Leads with 12 Paces; Candidate Charges Fraud Re ublic ans Draft Legislative Plan * * * * * * The new members of the Student Legislature who will take office Wed- nesday were announced last night Results of the ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY ]FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1946 PAGE TWO rRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1946 New Equipment To Improve Courses in Metal Processing EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the second of a series of three articles on the metal processing department laboratories. The large variety of new equip- ment received by the metal pro- cessing department will make it possible to improve and extend courses coordinating design, mater- ials and manufacturing...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TIC ........... . ........ ................ Eight Ex- Wolverines In Badger Clothing To Play Tomorrow Michigan spreads the welcome- mat for the University of Wiscon- sin tomorrow, and for at least eight of the Badger gridders it's going to be a private homecoming weekend. Half of the men whom Coach Harry Stuldreher has picked for his opening lineup are familiar figures on the Wolverine campus, for it was only th...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, .. . Republican Landslide BILL MAULDIN CINEMA THE recent Republican landslide in the Con- gressional elections serves irrefutable notice to all politicians of the frame of mind possessed by the American people. Since The Daily has carried so many editorials expounding the Dem- ocratic points of view, we should like to make clear a program which, although it is not an of- ficial Republican program...…
… FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1946 THE MICHIG~AN DAILY PAVE Erva i ii LJ 1 11V 111V1-S1\ L1'11 L.1 - Prl~UL! U 1?j 4 Campus Casbah Entertainment Will Feature Foreign Students Al I Profits To Aid Student Fund "International Night" will be the there of this week's Campus Casbah, and all the entertainers in the floor- show will be foreign students. This weekend's entertainment will herald the opening of the World Service Student Fund drive which ...…
…PAGE SIX TIE MICHIGAN DAILY Ancient Jap Abacus Vies With Modern CalculatingMachine Campus Highlights By HAROLD JACKSON, Jr. Having trouble with that account- ing lab? Perhaps you need an aba- cus. An abacus is the ancient, Oriental calculator which defeated the latest American calculating machine in a recent mathematical contest held in Tokyo. There are several on the cam- pus of the University, including one owned by Prof. Norman H. Ann...…
…AIR CORPS COMMUNICATIONS See Page 2 mod& Li A6F A6F A. 411 tr t gan ~ai i CLEAR CONTINUED COLD VOL. LVI, No. 13 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS Professors Urge omub Secret Disciosure Daily To Publish Special Edition . $. SOIC Members To Sell Newspapers; Proceeds Will Aid Foreign University In observance of International Students Day a special issue of The Daily will be published Saturday. Members of...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1945 I Independent Unions Ask Entry to Labor Parley Schwellenbach Reports Definite Steps Toward Promotion of Industrial Peace DANGEROUS COMICS: Helps Develop Air Corps Commuications By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Nov. 14-A group of independent unions demanded en- try today to President Truman's La- bor-Management Conference which Secretary of Labor Schwellenbach said was "naking de...…
…THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1945 THE MICHIG~AN DIAILYV PAGE TIMES 1 i1 I Tflf1V K Purdue's 9 4 T To Spell Trouble For Wolverines --- Cagers Feinberg, elbo On First Strig Only one day of practice remains before the 1945-46 Michigan basket- ball' squad sets out for Mt. Pleasant, home of Central State Teachers' Col- lege, to take on the Chippewas in its first regularly scheduled game of the season. Bill Barclay, head coach in the absence...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1945 FAOE FOUR ThURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1945 AMOW .0 t 6p up% I (Pr 'Almiga'n val-ty WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: No Quotas at Roosevelt College ID RATHER BE RIGHT: Science and ankind, Arnold's Report Fifty-Sixth Year I II CJ i - - - * 212 Edited and-managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board of Control of Student Publications. Ray Dixon .. R...…
…THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1945 TNF MTf uiril A N nA Trt V 111 L T TT il AlT NT Tb A1 I PAGE YIVE. I Sale of Assembly Recognition Night Tickets To Begin Today Representatives W ll Canvass All Houses Tickets for Assembly Recognition Night to be held at 8 p. m. Thurs- day, Nov. 29 in the ballroom of the League will go on sale today in all the women's dormitories and league houses on campus. All of the larger dorms will be vis- ited by members ...…
…smx THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1945 SIX TIIUILSDAY, NQVEMDER 15, 1945 ______________________________________________________________________________________________ I S Crowds Riot in Tel Aviv Set Fire To Buildings Strike Called Protesting British Proposals To Settle Palestine Probleni CHALLENGE OF THE NORTH: Alaska's Potentialities Offer Vets New Life v By The Associated Press JERUSALEM, Nov. 14 - Jewish crowds set fire...…
…L2 *itr43rn 4kv iiatt!j WEATHER Cloudy. showers. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN& WEDNESDAY, NOV. 15, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Kampus Iapers Show To Be Given Today U. S. Carrier Plane Raid Costs Japan 14 Ships Fall of M Expected Come S By The Associate LONDON, Nov. 14 troops, crashing in up three directions, were c from the famous fortr south and southeast t front dispatch declare peared to be but a mat not hours. As the Americans c for the k...…
…THE MAICHIGAN DAILY WR DNES DAY, a .aru ara r ar . v a a[ j ai i a y.Y li "' .q.-n . m 1 I . ! ._ . .., __ Noted Authority To Speak on Japan's Society International Center To Present Prof. Huntley Prof. Frank Huntley, noted author- ity on present-day Japanese social institutions, will open the Sunday evening programs of the Interna- tional Center with an address on "Japan and Its People" at 7:30 p.m. Sunday in the Center. Born in China, t...…
…NOV. 15, 1944 THlE MICHIGAN DAILY Malinovsky's Troops Tighten Stranglehold on Budapest Capture of 30 Towns Announced by Reds as Artillery Moves Toward Capital By The Associated Press LONDON, NOV. 14-Soviet Marshal Rodin Y. Malinovsky set the stage tonight for the fall of Budapest, straightening his lines by advances northeast and south of the Hungarian capital and moving his armor, artillery and infantry into a strangling semicircle around t...…
…THF MICHIGAN DAILY Fifty-Fifth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Proposed Changes in Cabinet THE PENDULUM: The Courage of Convictions Is Passive - 1 I I P -'1.w YFYC wit m- 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 ttan Wallace . Ray Dixon Hank Mantho Dave Loewenberg Mavis Kennedy . . . Managing Editor * . . City E...…
…15, 1944 THE MICHIGAN DAILY M JGP Bond Belle Interviewing Will Be Held Today in1 League Sixth War Loan Drive To Begin with Splash of Color as Gala 'Bow Day', Sponsored by Junior Coeds Opens Campus Sale Interviewing for the positions of uage; Alpha Chi Omega, corner of captains for the Bond Belle teams North University and State Streets; from 3 p.m. to 5 pa o. today and . Kappa Kappa Gamma, back of the Opportunities Open for Coeds tomor...…
…___ ____ THE MICHIGAN DAILY mobb, lll I 3k R 8 IN I i ' I1 ,, MINIATURES -Simone Simon, petite film actress, places her own picture among those of other stars in the new small size designed to help in the paper conservation drive..r B LAT I C P I E I N PA H....-Workmen on the Cumberland river in Tennessee pre- pare to blast rock in the river bed to permit laying part of the new $54,000,000 Tennessee Gias ITransmission Co. steel p...…
…wY itP41 43 ~ S.. **t~ -- *~t .4-. i( in:r' Weathaer Warmer VOL. LIII No. 37 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOV. 15, 1942 PRICE FIVE CENTS Allies Varsity dvance Routs For Showdown In Africa x : Cough Notre Dame, * * * * . * _ . U. S. Warships British Troops Chase Rommel AL WISTERT ... All-American bound Irish Sfe orst Defeat Since 1916 Great Power and Deception Mark Rough Offensive Play by Both Teams By BUD HENDEL Spec...…
…T PAC' TWo ( THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOV. 15, 1942 Inter-Guild Hymn Sing Is Tonight Inter-Guild, a federation of the selected by members of Guilds will be Guilds of the Protestant Churches in sung. Virginia Rock, '45, Chuck Mil- Ann Arbor, will sponsor a second ler, '44E, and Jim Terrell, '43, will .Hymn Sing at 830 m. today in the present short background talks on Bethlehem jVangelical and Reformed hymns. Church, 4th Ave. north of Pa...…
…SUwNDAY, *6V i. 1, i THE MICHIGAN DAILY ;; -'r49, '., V' T A Two. Hopwpod:k "Books Come,~ of f-Press-e s Novels 6y "Cameron, McCoriikkTo 1Be Published in1943 Two winning Hlopwood manuscripts, have just come off the press and two, others will be-publihed early in 1943. Winners of othier years continue tpo have :their manuscripts, accepted bIy leading' magazines rand 'publlshii houses of thme.country.,.s, .Maritta Wolff, wyinner of. the 1940-...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOV. 15, 1942 7 Fifty-Third Year ited and managed by students of the University of igan under the authority of the Board in Control tudent Publications. blished every morning except Monday during the ar University year, and every morning except Mon- and Tuesday during the summer session. Member of the Associated Press e Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the for republication of all news dispatches credi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Y Dating Bureau II To Open Again Under Demand Remaining Males On Campus Besiege Acquaintance Service With Requests For Dream Girls Swamped under the pressure of 900 freshmen demanding dates during Orientation Week, the Acquaintance Bureau, headed by Nancy Griffin, '44, and Bob Wendling, '45, has sprung up again, bigger and better than ever to accommodate lonely students whose friends are in the Army, Navy, WAAC or what have...…
…PAGE SIX THE vICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOV. 15, 1942 Minnesota . . 27 Mich. State . .19 Georgia Tech . 7 Georgia . . . .40 Indiana . . . . 54 Boston Col.. .56 Penn State . . 13 Colgate .....14 Iowa .........7 Purdue.......6 Alabama . . .. 0 Chattanooga . .0 Kansas State . . 0 Fordliam . . . .6 Pennsylvania . 7 Syracuse . . . .0 Navy.......13 Columbia . . . . 9 Badgers Northwestern Bested by Last Minute Thrust Top Wildcats, 20-19; OSU Smoth...…
…SUNDAY, NOV. 15, 1942 .5..M 5- T. .AA. . .3 I J.~.l J V Ift ..kwo TIWaL T A I xx x 11 1\ LI& xJL PAGE :.EVEN Wolverines' Brilliant Offensive Play Crushes Irish, 32-20 MINNESOTA ON THE 'UP': Spartans Explode in Last Half To Hand Purdue '19-6 Lashing Wiese, White Rampage Behind Fine Line Play Gophers Trounce Hawkeyes, 27- 7 EAST LANSING, Mich., Nov. 14.- (P)-- Michigan State's Spartans ex- ploded for three second-half touch- downs...…
…THE MICHIGAN DATILY SUNM>AY, NOV. 15, 1942 Second Blood Bank to Be' Taken Friday University Blood *Quota of 125 Pints Must Be Filled Enthusiastic over Michigan's re- sponse to the first Blood Bank held this semester, Bud Brandt, '44, chair- man of the campus committee in charge of blood donations, announced last night the second campus blood collection next Friday, November 20. The central committee has pledged the American Red Cross 125 p...…
… Weather tY Bk igaut~ Partly cloudy and warmet. tt Editorial Neutrality Vote is Not sigh of Disunity.a VOL. LI. No. 42 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1941 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS UMW Confers With Owners Over Question Of Union Shop Presidents Bidding Brings Continued Negotiations; No Decision Is Reached Problem Of Strike Monday Still 'In Air' (By The Associated' Press) WAHINGTON, Nov. 14-At the bidding of President Roosevelt...…
… PR SPECTES University Of Michigan Literary Magazine VOLUME V., NyMBER 1 Supplement to THE MICHIGAN DAILY NOVEMBER, 1941 CERTAIN HIDDEN THINGS by Jay McCormicrk T HE CAPTAIN and aunt Del were talking in the next room and it was about me because every once in a while I heard one of them say Jim or Jimmie depending on whe- ther it was the captain or aunt Del who said it. For maybe a half hour they had kept their voices low so that all I heard w...…
…- I ~THE_ MICHIGAN DAILY STRANVME 1,i4 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN, r Tactics, University of Michigan, will porary Textiles" designed by Rodier, deliver a lecture on "The Base Force Dufy. Dufresne. Poiret, Deskey, and and Coast Defense" on Tuesday, Nov. V'Saski, and from the School of De- 18, at 7:15 p.m. in Room 348 West sign in Chicago, the Cranbrook Engineering Building. Academy of Art, the Taliesin Fellow- ship, and the Commercial Market.N ...…
…Page Two TPERSPECTI VES CERTAIN HIDDEN THINGS ... Continued from Page 1 and then I heard her go down the stairs slowly, and the front door closed. HAD FORGOTTEN about going to school. I wasn't sure if I wanted to go or not, but the captain said I would, so I would. And I would be on the boat all summer. Next fall is many years away when you're five in the spring. I whispered there in the dark "Goodby aunt Del," and f found myself crying aga...…
… f y nT ^ .Ky PC- fflII olverines Invade New York To Battle Columbia Today 6 .. Ao SP+ORTFOLIO * Lou Little Speaks 0S jar Gazin,' By HAL WILSON Daily Sports Editor STichig on Eleven Boasts Weight Ldge .UnderdogRole Wisconsin Hurls Offensive Power Against Purdue EARt LANSING, Nov. 14. -UP)-! Michigan State's football Spartans wound up drills toqay for Saturday's battle with the Owls of Temple, in which State holds the light end of...…
… 'P 1 RS PP FC TTV V Pgpi- Thrro- l/ Lt V= J %_0 Z Z. / tl s u r l !./.! t 5 F" THE THREE RAVENS by Gerald Burns F OR A LONG TIME before it actu- ally happened, they knew that the nie, white-haired old lady was going to die. When they came into the house they walked silently on rubber-soled shoes, and going up the stairs they let their soft, sympathetic hands roll along the polish of the ban- nister. When they got to their rooms they were...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ATURA, e tr t ttrt. t LJ Letters To The Editor _c 1NT 3fr.pD~?'Nt GRIN AND BEAR IT By Lichty . I I Ir w I 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 repu...…
…Page Four DF.Rs PECr TT VEFS. Pag F or 1 P1:x 7 C T T TJ17 THE THREE RAVENS ...Continued from Page 3 tensely, but each of them was affected. In his first class the next day the in- strc'etor managed to tell his students, in soft tones, that a dear friend of his, a woman who had shared her home with him for six years, was going to die. Var- ious'members of the class assumed facial expressions proper to the occasion, and some of the others la...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY Grecian Theme . .......... ..... To Decorate Lea Annual Affair To Be Given November 28 Replica Of Ancient Parthenon To Hold Columns And Statues; Chairmen List Members Back to the days of Grecian splen- dor-that's where this year's Pan- hellenic Ball is going Nov. 28, and the title of this annual affair is to be "Panhellenic Parthenon," with every- thing except the music to adhere to the ancient ;theme. r Tickets for ...…
… 'PERSPECTI VES Page Five PENNSYLFAWNISH DEICH ... by Richard Ludwig THE CHINESE EPICURE, Li Li- weng, once wrote a complaint about the bottomless pits we mortals have for stomachs-pits that are like a valley or sea that can never be filled. Had Li Liweng ever par- taken of a home-cooked Pennsylvania Dutch meal, he should have conceded the fact that one can get very close in- deed to filling these bottomless pits. For two hundred years, Pen...…
…T______rHE MICHIGAN DAILYX SATURDAY, NOVE Uprp V7,, jn i i Graduates Io Be Offered Study Awards dw est Students Eligible For Twos' Fellowships; ApplicationsNow Due .pplications for the two Roosevelt owships for study in Latin Amer- 1 universities which will be award- o two students from the Michigan, consin, Ohio, Indiana and Illinois rit must be made immediately to f. J. Raleigh Nelson, Counselor to eign Students. 'wenty Roosevelt Fellowshi...…
…. ge six 'PERSPECTIV rs ". a v ar as s i ! L V FOUR SONNETS November, 1940 Immaturity We walked by Willow Bayou, and our feet Started a rustling in the fallen leaves, When close before us, like discovered thieves, A flight of mallards broke, alarmed and fleet, Their wingbeats pattering like driven sleet -On fallows when the crying Northwind cleaves The bands of teal, and each lone killdeer grieves At the bright files of Autumn in retreat....…
