…T"Imfl A15 9 THEICHM FI _______ 'M' Golfers Run Over MSC A gain For Seventh Consecutive Triuph Special To The Daily EAST LANSING, May 14 - A stubborn Michigan State golf squad, battling to avenge an early season defeat at the hands of the Wolverines, once again couldn't keep pace with the vaunted Mich- igan links crew and fell behind here today, 16-1012. For Coach Katzenmeyer's vic- torious charges, it was their seventh consecutive triumph ...…
…-THE MICHICAN DAILY - _ TM-LRSflAY, IAY 15, 1947 In is Wallace To Talk Today BILL MAULDIN IFNRY WALLACE will speak at noon to- day in Hill Auditorium. The man who i 5 er news, as a personality, than Tru- man or Marshall will be here for the hear- ing Just returned from his highly controver- .sal European speaking tour, Wallace should ha,) firsthand information to back up his views on American foreign policy. With more than a decade of se...…
…'Y 15, 1947 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Scabbard And Blade To Sell Military Ball Tickets Today, Sale of Senior Ball Tickets Lantern Night Song Contest Wolverine Cirls' State Week Scheduled for June 17 to 24 Dance Theme To Be Nautical Tickets for the Military Ball, traditional Scabbard and Blade formal, will be on sale from 8 a.m. to noon and from 1 to 5 p.m. today at the engineering arch. The dance, which will be held from 9 p.m. to 1 am. Frid...…
…_________________THE MICHlIGAN DAILY 1 I Campus Briefs Concert Postponed . . A song recital by Norris Granville Greer, music school students, which was to have been heard today has been post- poned due to illness until June 1. Organ Program, ,u. Claire Coci, concert organist, will present the third in the cur- rent series of guest organ recitals at 4:15 p.m. today in Hill Audi- torium. sMiss Coci's program will include the Passacaglia and Fu...…
…LEFTIST SETBACKS? See Page 4 Lj Lw~t DaItiq £LOUDY AND WARM VOL. LVI, No. 140 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY MAY 15, 1946 PRICE FIVE CENTS r r -i -rr ... Talks Open Adult Education Session Titiev Says Optimistic View of Future Depends on Utilizing Neighbors' Ideas More than 300 members of state women's clubs, church and PTA groups, and students and faculty members heard lectures in Rackham Lecture Hall yesterday at the opening session...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY Five To Speak InAll-Campus Contest Today Finals Will Determine Best Student Orator Five student finalists will compete for the title of best student orator in the all-campus contest to be held at 8 p.m. today in the Kellogg Audi- torium. The contestants and their topics are as follows: John J. Carroll, "Lib- eration"; Nafe E. Katter, "The Guar- anteed Tenure of Freedom"; Carroll Little, "Retribution"; Elvira Smo...…
…WEDNEDAY, MAY 15, 1946 THE, MICHIGAN JDAJTl .. a .¢ v sn #. xs sx 1 \ 0.1' L3 .IL dl !. Michigan Baseball Team Stops Notre Dame, ____ STREAK SNAPPED: Senators Pound (ut 20 H iits To Swami> Detroit Nine, 15-1 Coach Barclay Still o ptiiiistic Despite Defeat 11 DETROIT, May 14-(/P)-The De-- troit Tigers' eight, game winning streak blew up today in the face of 20-hit Washington uprising that pro- duced a 15 to 1 triumph for knuckle-...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY Fifty-Sixth Year Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in 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 Baker . . . . ...…
…WEDNESDAY. MAY 15, 1946 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE 1 t Navy, Maise nit To Hold Final Ball M A Ma.y 3 tUnion Jess Stacy's Orchestra To Furnish Music; Guests Will Present Graduation Honors During Senior Ceremony at Farewell Dance The Navy Farewell Ball, the last Navy dance to be presented on cam- pus, will highlight the week of fare- well celebrations on Friday, May 31, in the Rainbow Room of the Union. Members of the Navy and Marine unit an...…
…PAGE SiX THE MICHIAON DILY WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 1946 ,,,,,. I Men Needed As Advisors For Fall Orientation Registration of 1640 Freshmen Expected Men ktudents are needed for Orien- tation advisors during fall registra- tion from Sept, 16 to Sept. 21. Due to the large number of advisors needed there will be no restrictions as in the past concerning the stu- dents' class standing in the Univer- sity. A freshmen class of 1640 students is expect...…
…weY 4hr 4aiI Cloudy and Cool with Rain . . . .......... VOL. LV, No. 147 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 15, 1 45 PRICE FIVE CENTS Record B29 Air Raid Devastates Nagoya -1.0 'U'Increases Room Rentals, Board Rates Residence Halls Will be Affected Increases in room rentals and board rates in University Residence Halls effe.ctive July 1 have been an- nounced by the Board of Governors of Residence Halls. Double and single rooms, ...…
…PAGE~ TW THE MICHIGAN DAY T°l1: BA ing on a world organization, Security Council which would peace enforcing agency, to at Ietain for the security authority to supervise nego for peaceful settlement of c up to the time of attack, a right to decide whether tot full power of the world orgar against the aggressor. Reaction Favorable The first reaction of the Lat aot unfavorable, but they wai >ee this proposition in writi fore passing judgment. ...…
… UlESDAyMAY 15, 1944 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FArM 'T'FRE-9 Crisler Back from Athletic Mission _ Sports Program Is Set Up Wolverine Mentor Praises Troops' Interest; Says They Favor Continuance of Pro Sports V HAPPY DAYS ARE HERE AGAIN!-Sportsinans Park in Chicago, officially inaugurating the lifting of the racing ban, as Fetching -Bar (8), with jockey J. V. Martin aboard, shot under the wire to beat Porky (1), in the first race of the 1...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MAY 15, 1945 I . WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Pacific Assignments Requested Member of The Associated Press 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 rights of re- publication of all other matters herein also reserved. Entered at the Post Office at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second-class mail matter. Su...…
…4 ti MICHIGAN NDAILY PAGE Lantern Night T o Honor Senic Line To March from Li brary to VICTORY PORTRAIT-Mrs. Robert Martin of New York City poses in a hat with a victory flower motif for her portrait by June Harrah, young artist. Coeds Are Offered Scholarships To Become Physical Therapists - ------ ---- --- ------ By LYNNE FORD Students who have had at least two years college work, including twelve semester units in biology and ba...…
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…n i full V ICI' w 'N .0 lw AW AMAMP tr I ---n' VOL. LIlT No. 167 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 15, 1943 Allied Airmen Blast Hitler's ortress Eu PRICE FIVE CENTS rope' -0 ?c it I I 'c -_____________ Netherlands, Belgium Feel Heavy Blows Number of Bombers, Depth of Attack Exceed All Previous Records By The Associated Press LONDON, May 14. - American bomibers, roaring out over Europe again, struck their heaviest blow of the war t...…
…PAGE f' (F TH'IE MICH1IGAN~ DAILY 5ATuvj)Av* MAY. 15, 1943, , I t 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 t...…
… ~~*~5AAP$3~ SPORT~S HAWS -l" .tW~iiCI2A AL .... ...__________________________ _____ . . ., .: .._ i .... Trakmen Take Lead In Prelims (Continued from Page 1) Hlad, competing for Chicago, ac- counted for all three berths scored by the Maroons. He won his heats* in the low and high hurdles and fin- ished second to Ohio State's Dal Dupre in the 100-yard dash. SUMMARIES High hurdles-Charles Hlad, Chi- cago; John Cooley, Northwestern; Bob G...…
…FART T F03 .ICE ;U- IHIG N 1DAILY ': , .4 h :r E ._... 'BETWEEN THE DAWN- ' AG's Take Off 15 Miutes a Day SEEK RESTORATION: ri ed A d i4ni feir oi Greece A Allied Alid intelifibl 91to By CAPT. IARi- Sit vA N Judge AdVoCate General's School As Longfellow wrote "Comes a pause in the day's occupation" even at the Staff School of the Judge Ad- vocate General's Department. After the evening mess the Offi- cers meet in the lounge of their Law...…
…Weather Cooler. L Sir igkr ti ®m VOL LII. No. 171 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1942 Z-323 I I Big Ten Track Meet To Open; Nine To Face IllinoisTeam Tennis Squad Wins Four. Matches At Columbus To Enter Three-Way Conference Title Race Fishman Will Pitch In First Encounter By GEORGE KOZLOFF Five members of the varsity cinder squad will run their last races this week-end for the University of Mich- igan in the Western Conference...…
…THE ICIIIGAN ...DN-I , FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1942 TH_. _ . lITVFIDY MY1. ~4 m. sra. i b saa ,a. s v;. .a v z rd DAILY OFFICIAL 1 BULLETIN FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1942 VOL. LI. No. 171 Publication in the Daily O fllal Bulletin is constructive noticeo ill members of the University. Notices University Senate: There will be a meeting of the University Senate on Monday; May 18, at 4:15 p.m. The place of the meeting has been changed to the Rackham Amphi- th...…
…FRIDAY,, MARCH15, 1943 hFim 1,,MICHIGAN- BAILY- PAGETJ*F Big Ten Track Meet Begins Today; Nine Will Play Illinois Buckeye Trackmen Big Favorites To Win Title Fisher Will Start Mickey Fishman At Champaign As Wolverines Fight To Hold First Place (Continued from Page 1) Kautz is another one of the runners who traveled west in the 'much- publicized meet to the Pacific Coast. John runs either the quarter mile or the 880-yard run. Du...…
…:. __ _ __ _THE MICI41GAN iJAItY- FRJJMA; NTH 15; VrV 4g~ *igtrlcuuaily Letters To The Editor 11 w _ " . F*34r.wow-Asm - - -.6-mwj 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 fo...…
…FxRIT, Z MtV 15 Th4 2 TiMEICIGAN AitiY- Jane Connell To Be Editor Mademoiselle Magazine Selects Michigan Coed As Guest Editor Jane Connell, '42, has been chosen by Mademoiselle Magazine as one of ten guest college editors to put out its August college issue, making this the third consecutive year that a Michigan girl has received such an honor. Although the usual procedure is that the win'ers participate in the ten monthly quizzes that Madem...…
…TAlE iI I ANDAILY _ _ _ _r __ __ 4 . Local Schools To Get Health Training Plan Board Votes To Introduce Swimming, Exercising, Hygiene Information Hasley Supports Bill Declaring that "the American youth in comparison with German and Japanese youths is physically. unprepared to fight," Otto Haisley, superintendent of schools in Ann Arbor, supported a proposal, passed by the Board of Education at a meeting Tuesday night, providing for a pro...…
…FRIDAY, MAY 15; 19420 TII~MICHIIGAN DAILY Exiled French Cabinet Member CallsFor Aid To Underground (Continued from Page 1) refused to arbitrate as. compared to only six where labor refused,, arbi- tration. Cot defended labor by saying that "the most active in the underground now are the workers-the organized workers." Cot, who was indicted at the Riom war guilt trials, declared that "the Vichy government" repre- sents a small and shrinkin...…
…flGHT THE MiCHIGAN fAILY TRIThi~Y, MAV i5~ t~4~ 7 Morgan's SRA Work Praised ByBlakeman. Dr. Edward R. Blakeman, Univer- sity religious counselor, yesterday ap- plauded Kenneth Morgan's four-year directorship of the Student Religious Association as a contribution that will "live as a builder of democracy ... long after most of us have passed to the life beyond." Effective Leadership Reviewing the career of Morgan, who left Tuesday to becom...…
…WAR-SEMES TER SUPPLEMENY it.qan 4 atis WAR-SEMESTER SUPPLEMENT ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1942 . THE BENCHCOMBER . . . By Bud Hendel AT THE TIME this column was set to print, the Board of Regents had not yet met for final consideration of the pro- posed physical education program to be established here at Michigan. Their meeting will come this weekend, and their approval of whatever plan is set before them, we believe, wi...…
… TIW THE MTCHTGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1942 Wodverine'Basketball Prospects On Upswing Eight Veterans To Be Bolstered By Best Freshman Squad In Years; Cartmill, Holman, Antle Lost I -M Offers Activities Program For Building Competitive Spirit Fielding H. Yost Remains Inportant Part Of Michiga n Athletic Tradition By ClARKE BAKER After.several years of battling the other cellar occupants of the Big Ten for the dubious honor of resting n...…
…FRIDAY, MAT 15, 1942. THE MICHIGAN DAILY AGE TBRET FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1942 PAGE Tfl~EE Freshman Puck Squad Expected To Aid Sextet Success Of Team Will Be Determined By Ahonen, Hobbs, Opland; Loud, Four Lettermen Return Wolverine Sports Review Highlights Of Eventful Year By KEV JONES With the best freshman squad in the history of Michigan hockey form- ing the backbone of the team, Coach Eddie Lowrey's 1942-43 sextet will be one of the mo...…
… 'I'U , MICHIGAN DAILY. 0 FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1042 AT _ l....Tau :rG~-.aNs I._.IaT.Y FRIDAYm..mm.. MA 1. fa ° =f d/ r-vati Big Ten Linksmen To Play Here Hopes Of Aatmen Depend On Draft Rate Buckeyes Over Michigan CinderSquad (Continuedtfron Page 1) glandular fever, while Buel is recov- ering from a spike wound suffered in the Drake relays early this month. The greatest setback to the Maize and Blue cinder squad was the sea- son-long i...…
…FRIDAV, MAY 15, 1942 THE MICHiGAN DIAILY PAGEA MAY . ..1942...... M Big Ten Football Teams, Hit Hard By Graduation Minnesota Still Appears Strongest, But Ohio State, Northwestern, Iowa Are Rebuilding Squads Crisler Head Of Versatile Coachin Staff I I I By DES HOWARTH and BOB SCHWARZKOPF Football in the Big Ten will be as colorful this coming year as in any year in the past. Although many men will be lost to the services, the inter- ...…
… k six THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, Y 15, 19414, THE MICHIf~AN DAily - aDAY, .MAY 15r 194. New ESMDT Coarse Given University' Students Will Be Trained As Industrial Inspectors Of Ordnance Materials An increasingly great demand for trained men to serve as industrial in- spectors has resulted in the establish- nent of the Ordnance Materials In- spection course by the University which has already graduated one group, expects to send out a s...…
…WAR-SEMESTER SUPPLEMENT it 4 4ati WAR-SEMESTER SUPPLEMENT s ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1942 Summer Third Semester Is Scheduled - , even Schools -Of University T Open Short Term June 29 Host Of Visiting Teachers To Start 49th Session; Camps ,Outside Of City Are Scheduled To Begin Brooks Will Head Guest Lecturers With a host of visiting professors from every part of the country in at- tendance and seven schools and col-...…
… PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 15, I In. _ TH .1A 1..1.i0.M i 1 .].. ~i11 5d E..A l Y VJ. ... M.Y.....1... a am a.+ aa a g aTasa a, .ata} a:tvzow N i War Traiing Plan Designed For University Program's Twin Objects Are Equipping Students, Carrying On Research (Continued from Page 1) Class V-5, flight training, and the U.S.N.R. Reserve Midshipman train- ing program, Class V-7. War-time casualties among civil- ian populations hav...…
…tv 15, i. THE A I Pr 'FTrZ : 'E i~Y 15~ 1942 PA(~ TTJUI"E I I Regular CPT Training Course 'To Open For Surnrnier Sessiohs University .students attending the Summer Session wil have an oppor- tunity to participate in the regular Civilian Pilots' Training Program of the Civil Aeronautics Administration at the University. The training program, begun a few years ago by a Government money appropriation with the idea of de- veloping civilian a...…
…TILE MICIGAN DAILY FThWAYMAY M ,1942 E I It's The PLEASIN' SEASON By CAROL COTHRAN With Nature's change of garb these past few weeks and with the ap- pearance of the first Turdus migratorious (robin, to those not acquainted with zoology) has come some obvious changes all over this ever-lovin' campus. No doubt everyone has noticed the increase in cigarette remains that lie strewn around all the build- ing entrances - mute evidence that stud...…
…FRIDAYMAY .15, z 942 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Organized Social Activities To Be, Centered In League During Summer Semester Women To Vier With Engineers III Sporting Facilities Enliven Life Of Summer Session Students In New System Tea Dances, Social .iours To Be Listed On Program For Heat-Weary Students ** Library Furnishes Pleasant Study Hall Ann Arbor will not be a dull, un- interesting place this summer for those who keep in clo...…
… THE 1-41CHlirl-k'N f fha:* rwTav 1 -- - a.as "., .rs. . X-,.is 1 1-~A 11 1.1 A 1J:B luc! Ulrich's jw Ulrich's Connections with 600 Schools and Bookstores Throughout the United States Have Stocked Our Store with TONS and TONS of USED and NEW TEXTBOOKS For Every Course on the Michigan Campus v ULRICH'S WHOLESALE BUYING 6aetubles s to qie you grerd atles in Student Supplies 600 Genuine Leather Zipper NOTICE! , E...…
… 'WVeather L Continued Rai Today And Tomorrow Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication ijattE Editorial Loca CPT 1Group Loses Perfect Record.. p VOL. Ll. No. 160 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1941 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Student Nominees Named For Posts AnticonvoY" Fight Halted In Congress, Vaiitleriberg Says Handing Axis Ships To England. Woulldi ieadiTo War' Hess On Personal Peace Mission To Duke Of Hamilton, British Say; ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DA-L Y THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1941 NOUNiiiii illlimllil Dr. C. A. Fisher Will Address State Teachers Student Opinion Poll Indicates Increasing Intervention Trend Visual: Will Film Education Institute' Open Tomorrow; Showing Planned School administrators and teach- ers from all over the state will con- vene in Ann Arbor tomorrow for the annual two-day Visual Instruction Institute sponsored by the Bureau of Visual Educat...…
… THURSDAY, MWAY 15, 1941. THE' MICHIGAN DAII:Y PAGE THREE THE........A~l X ANAJ TW NUaJP Notre Dame Upsets Wolverine Tennis Squad To Win, 6-3 _ PORTFOLIO e Sioux Falls' Track Stars SAnn Arbor And Volleyball Diy HAL WILSON Daily Sports Editor VOLLEYBALL CENTER of the na- tion -that will be Ann Arbor's official designation for the next three days. Starting at 9:30 a.m. today and continuing into the wee hours of Sunday morning, the N...…
…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, M&15, 1941 LIIE MICHIGAN DAILY Letters To The Editor Is The Pacifist Position Tenable? t r- +. A As Others See It.0... YES, says Robert Bessey, Grad, - sets forth pacifist precepts of respect for the individual, compatibility of means and ends, and willingness to suffer. I m5B4 m L , sfMhLO( y t N i Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Co...…
…-, - . . x WPM r THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1941 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE - r - _ _ , PAGE FIVE SPEE Meeting To Be Openedf He June 23 Science And Technology In Engineering Courses Will Be General Topics Science and technology in the en- gineering courses of American col lgees and universities will be the gen- era1 topic. of discussion in the forty- ninth annual Mpeeting of the Society for the Promotion of Engineering Education to be held Ju...…
…FACE STX THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1541 m I a:THURSDAYN.. 1 J. x1Lb.. A 1. 1 AR .4J: . # i Dance To Have Novel Tickets And Programs Cover Of Souvenir To Possess Wood Block Print; Doodle Affair Will Be Tomorrow Accentuating the theme already keynoted by the novelty of the tick- ets 'to the Doodle Dance, to be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. tomorrow in the Union, will be the corresponding novelty of the dance programs, Jean Ranahan...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY l a rir a1a trlL+w THE MIC~c~N 1aTX.V rIAUL ISEVEN~ T I Prosecutor MChrea, eriff Wilcox Get Prison Sentences DETROIT, May 14.-(AP)-Once the" aggressive Prosecutor of Wayne County, Duncan C. McCrea heard himself sentenced today to four and a half to five years in prison for vice and gambling conspiracy and took' it as a man stunned. The former prosecutor, who sank into a chair at the verdict, was sent- enced by Circu...…
…PACE FTGRHT THE MICHIGAN D AIY THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1941 Public Attitude Aids Medicie, Sigerist Says Population's Requirements Promote Advancement, Noted Doctor Maintains War WillHelp Out The progress of medicine .has re- sulted from the attitude of the peo- ple toward scientific method, Dr. Henry E.. Sigerist, Welch Professor of Medical History at Johns Hopkins, asserted yesterday in a talk given in the Kellogg Foundation Institute. The hist...…
…W eather Cloudy and cooler wnthoeeasional rain. C, ll r Sir igau 4:iaitj Editorial Appears Here VOL L. No. 163 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 1940 MainNetherlands Forces CeaseFighi PRICE FIVE CENTS ing As German Land And Aerial l Struggle Begins For Sedan Area Gigantic Conflict Rages While Nazis Smash Across Meuse River Valley And Historic Battlefield; May Be Decisive Encounter PARIS. May ,14. -(R)-The armies of Germany a...…
…FAGE TWO THE MICHIG AN DAILY EDNESDAY MAY 14, 1940 Personal Appearance Important In Job Htrnting, Says Purdomn Job-seeking seniors this June will lose excellent opportunities for a career if they continue to make the fatal mistakes of the average appli- cant, warned Dr. T. Luther Purdom, director of the Bureau of Appoint- ments and Occupational Information, in an interview yesterday. Having watched for 11 years the experiences of students a...…
