… WATCHING THE WORLD le Page 4 Lw6 :41i4 OCCASIONAL LIGHT RAIN Latest Deadlie in the State . VOL. LIX, No. 73 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECE-MBER 16, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Chiang Kai-Shek Asked To Resign Friends Advise Chinese President. To Quit as Reds Threaten Peiping NANKING-(P)-President Chiang Kai-Shek's closest friends asked him to quit and let others try to negotiate peace with China's Communists, it was learned reliably. T...…
…PAGE TWO * - a f.. A a .. T .' A.,. . aaa. ' TEWRRSDAY, DttTMRER, 1P. IMR "" "" 1 11 AN 1AIT iiid ALWb:7.6FCAJLy "ALI l :Il J.U 1JA4 1V 1 7YO SANTA'LL BE THERE: Patients at 'U' Hospital To Have a Merry Xmas By FRAN IVICK More than 1,000 patients in University Hospital won't be home for Christmas. But patients, staff members and M5lany people throughout Michigan Coed Released On $500_Bail A 19-year-old University coed has been released o...…
… 'HTRSI)AV, DEcrEMIiEtI 16, T14 TlE MICHIGAN DAILY PACT 71-11 11r-.r Icers Renew Fatadians Out to Break Undefeated Streak, Wolverine Six at Full. Strength in DefeSe. Of Thompson Trophy, North American Title By B. S. BROWN Michigan's hockey squad will invade Chicago tonight to meet the niversity of Toronto sextet in a charity game at Chicago Stadium. An estimated 18,000 onlookers will be on hand to get a 1oop, at wo of the finest college h...…
… Folm THE IRICHIGAN TIATI V YTY! +jf1 V 71 _.. _...._a aa u ma .V al l V.C .1 . a..p ' L l_ .J. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - - TUURSDAY, DE Ea The City Editor's SCRATCH N PAD SELECTIVE SERVICE officials who are currently studying the question of de- ferring draft-age college students have quite a knotty problem on their hands. The immediate effect of deferring college students would be to flood the institutions of higher learning...…
… THrURSDAY, DECEMBER ,16, 1948 -,"I'E 2M CH.G"DAI' PAGE FIVE "a aar /...1e.a.i t. ii..i L1'a1 Al.!£Y:A JIA .: ..._.._ _: .. .. Ice Carving Displays To Be Big Part of Winter Carnival Strong To Play Ice carving displays to be erect- ed by houses and dormitories, will be an integral part of the 1949 Michigan Winter Carnival. In past Winter Carnivals, this has never been done, but since the ice displays at the Dartmouth Winter Carnivals h...…
…TITT MICTTICAN DXILY T-1 ADAY9 BF.CEMP.rr U, 19i& I m INSIDE STORY: Daily Reporter Inspects Conditions at Infirmar By ALEX LINDSAY I visited the Washtenaw County Infirmary yesterday, which has been under fire from the County Board of Supervisors this week. Chairman Mark Mayne accused Superintendent Herbert Ken- nett with abusing the patients and permitting unsanitary conditions. I FOUND an ancient piano and a small library of law books do...…
… AND AFTER TOJO Y A6F Air 4J4 .t an t r ~uit1 I CLOUDY WARMER see Pace 4 .1 Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 48 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1948 PRICE FIVE C Disqualify AP Gives VI All Candidates for Senior Offices tip Wide Edge Total Shows Notre Dame Poor Second Army, California Follow Leaders NEW YORK - (P)-Michigan's mighty Wolverines continued to lead the nation's football teams in the weekly Asso...…
…THEE MICHIGAN DATIY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1948 SEEKS TUNEFUL-TALENT: Heidt Brings Star-Studded Show Here *: * * K., Horace Heidt and his Parade of Stars will carry their countrywide search for talent to Hill Audito- rium at 8:30 p.m. Saturday for a two and one half hour show. Heidt's one night stand in Ann Arbor, sponsored by the Men's Glee Club, will include not only a regular program by the "Musical Knights,"- but also a display of ca...…
…TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1948 aried By B. S. BROWN Jimmy Durante once shook his head sadly and growled, "Every- one wants to get into the act." That must have expressed the sentiments of Indiana coach Clyde Smith last Saturday when he watched no less than eight dif- ferent Wolverines cross that final stripe. AND IT SEEMS almost like adding insult to injury when you recall that the Hoosiers had just about a one man team. In the first half, it was ...…
…PAGE F'OUR TIM MIC H IAN fDAILY .a U . . . i . .. .. W .. " . , a I V L -. F T1vfla'v aa iv~arnarulA 1OA l And After ToJo?* SO WE'VE CONVICTED TOJO and his ne- farious associates. After almost three years of presentation of evidence and count- er evidence, the eleven prosecuting nations have made official what was evident from the very beginning - that the Japanese war leaders were responsible for waging a war of aggression. The record i...…
…MMME TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1948 HE MICH IGAN DAILY FAGS Ffl' i w Union. League To Sponsor Revival of Winter Carnival Feb. 2 3 v7 Mass Meetings For Committee Frank Tinker's Band Will Play For Masquerade of the Heads' Work To Be Held Carnival To Be Divided into Tobogganing, Skating, Skiing; Competition To Be Run On House Basis with Trophies Awarded Winter Carnival, an ola campus tradition will be revived this year under the spon...…
…TH fl MtcfltGAN 6 1TY M.SDAT, loT6iTi';7tfi7.Fltt It, B.49 I _ , fNG OF BASSES: Pinza Will Sing Numbers From Handel to Thomson SALT ON WAY OUT: New De-Icer May Prevent Rusting of Local Auto Fenders Cars with corroded grills, fen- solution pIUs one per cent of the ders and trimmings may soon be- phosphate compound. come a thing of the past on Ann Local concert-goers will hear the zing of operatic basses" at 8:30 .m. Thursday in Hill Audit...…
… COURSES 3 AT STAKE See Page 4 ItFA6 A6r 471-a t CLOUDY AND SHOWERS Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 23 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Northwestern Faces 41! / ivi in 'Game of Year' .o Displaced Students To Be Supported, By CampusGroups Six displaced students from Germany will receive tuition schol- arships to the University for the spring semester. As the first step in a project to ...…
…s ...:...... THE MICHIGAN DATIN ,CAr !rni:?nA'V nVVYl V-V 10 fnA& Y YY L/ 11M V CYl V1 1 \ .L (- ATX 1 SA Y U3 TT1 T UJI M I6., I948 ootball Traditions Vanish .s Students Turn Serious I' I-- By FREDDI WINTERS Football - the perennial -goes a, but with the advent of in- 'eased enrollments and seeming- -ore serious students, many of ie old traditions surrounding the ring" have vanished. No longer do students snake- mce through State Stree...…
… SATURDAY, OCTOB 16, 1949 TIR 4CH -GAN DAILY rAGE TIMEE -AULDY OCOE 16r9f I~ TTJA AL AETr~! Michigan Faces ildeats In KeyConference Game Jayvees Seek Revenge In Wildcat Feud Today op Two Teams Clash In Crucial Big Nine Tilt 'M' Sopl Duo Ortmann, Koceski Meet Vet Backs Aschenbirenner, Murakowski, Burson THE BEST LAID PLANS: Sickels May Spring 'Cat's Mousetrap Michigan's jayvee gridders open their 1948 football campaign at 10 o'clock...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN-DAILY SATURDAY, OCTOBER, 16, 1948 THE MraWTTTIIAN \ifAi 'i~vPSTRAOTBR1,14 Courses THE FUTURE of the University's Workers Education Courses-and perhaps the trend of the entire national probgram-will be decided today. The Board of Regents are expected to say finally whether the courses are to be cut off permanently, whether a modified program will be presented, or whether recent charges against it will be dismissed and...…
… S'ATURDAY, OCTIOBE~R 16, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE 'I'VE BEST AUDIENCE: Marian Anderson Calls Youth Her Ablest Critics By FRAN IVICK When Marian Anderson sang here Thursday, she performed for the audience shb most loves - young people. "You know where you stand with a youthful audience," the contralto said. "They show very frankly whether they like you or not,~ probably because they want to form their own opinions." EVER SINCE Miss A...…
…THlE MICHITGAN WTY W7 ATIJEDAY, OtTOBR1 16, 1949 Labor Education , cBy HARRIETT FRIEDMAN The University's Workers Educational Service, suspended tem- porarily by the Board of Regents last month, is coming up for a "do or die" decision in the Board meeting today. Suspension of the service pending investigation of "marxist bias charges by a General Motors economist last May has 'v aroused vigorous protests from labor unions and community lead-...…
… aspects Look Bright for 19 48 W olverine Gridiron Seaso By MURRAY GRANT (Daily Sports Editor) Benny Oosterbaan faces one of the most difficult assignments that can be handed a first year coach as he accepts the reigns of the 1948 Wolverines. He'll be trying to improve a record that was unsurpassed by ony- one last year. He'll be trying to improve a team that was ranked num- ber one in the country. He'll be trying to fill the shoes of H. O....…
…TIE 1VMIC +GAN JA .LY TMJRSDA:Y, SEPTEMBER 16. 1949 , . a TH TCIJG LN,.A lY THV;._. SEPEMm. . __.1. _ prrng Football Drills Attract over IT'S NO JOKE: Earl Riskey I In Role of Inti By PRES HOLMES A nationwide comic-strip has been concerned lately with a unique, multi-armed statuette, but this imaginative being is reduced to insignificance by a certain hu- mandownatthe ta taoi tao ta roan down at the IM building. The sedulous individual r...…
…THU SDAY, SEPTE-MER 16, 1948 1.i L A l1l1l:tiA IJAILL. lUlL I ~JI I ~711 JJAILI Nine r ieCrisler Tops ist as Dixon Also Resigns By HERB RUSKIN While the past athletic season was a success for Michigan from the victory angle, it was far from that in the matter of keeping the Wolverine coaching staff. Four of Michigan's nine varsity coaches quit their posts and five assistants followed along the gen- eral trend by moving to other schools. ...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TEMRSDAY, SEET'EAMER 16, 1948 THAll.:~DAr THRDA.SETMBR1& ®4 OLD CRICKET FIELD: Ferry Field Scene Of Many Triumphs McCOY DIRECTS: Manager's Club Rolls into High Gear Of the various facilities incor- porated in the University athletic plant, which started as a single gymnasium tent in 1858, none has a more colorful or complicated his- tory than Ferry Field. Since the first makeshift struc- ture, the athletic s...…
… THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 194 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE CHAPPUIS, ELLIOT T ADDED: Michigan Boasts 31 All-Americans) By MURRAY GRANT (Daily sports Editor) When Bob Chappuis and Bump Elliott were chosen as Michigan's contributions for the 1947- All- Americans, they became the thir- ties and thirty-first Wolverines to be honored in the past 50 years. Back in 1898, when Casper Whitney of "Harper's Weekly was selecting the muthicas teams ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TH{URSDAY, SEPTEM~BER 16, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY U wagers Capture Conference Grown After 20 Year Wait After 20 long years in the Wiest- ern Conference's basketball wil- derness, Michigan's 1947-48 cage squad finally arrived in the prom- ised land, winning the Big Nine title and receiving the district bid to the NCAA playoffs. With virtually the same roster that won six and lost six the pre-} vious year to place fifth i...…
…THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1948' THE MIICHIGAN DAILY ,. Ref's Decision Costs Matmen Big NineTitle By JACK MAY But for the bewildering ruling of a referee, Michigan's wrestlers would be the Western Conference champions for 1948, instead of sharing second place with Iowa and Illinois one point behind winning Purdue. Bob Betzig, Michigan captain, twice was penalized in his final match with Ken Marlin of Illin- ois' for using an illegal hold, the...…
…E M 1 CHIGAS IjAILY TAI MSDAY, SEPTEAMER 16, 1948 TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, SI~PTEM~EU 16, U48 Money.. (Continued from Page 1) hockey were among those listed as being necessary. The report also carried the an- nual financial report for the last fiscal year, showing a net profit of over $200,000. Football, as usual was the only sport to make money and it pulled in a total of $437,000 and supported the rest of the spores on the program. ...…
… WOMEN'S SUPPLEMENT Y L IrK U61 41P AfLJM ldL,.1&6.., Am 1-0 VO-W Twtl k-I 40001w""Ml lqpp WF t tu WOMENNS SUPPLEMENT Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 204 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, SEPT. 16, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Orientation Week For New Students To Open Sept. 13 League Council Supervises Governing Bodies, fictivities Judic Counc ii Is Womens' Government The Women's Judiciary Coun- cil, composed of three se...…
… 17- THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 11 .. . ...... ... _, .1 Members of Merit-Tutorial Committee Aid 'U' Students 0> Plan Casbah As Campus Coeds Raise Funds for FresF Air Camp as Part of Projedt MEMBERS of the Merit-Tutorial Committee in the League aid deficient students in finding tutors and keep the activities files up to date for the use of students and campus organizations.- The Merit section of the com- mittee keep...…
… THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1948 THDE MICHIGAN DAILY __ Senior Night To Be Capped By Annual Junior Girls Play Junior women will climax their year of activities, when they pre- sent the annual Junior Girls Play, honoring graduating senior sisters, to complete the traditional Senior Night program. An annual event since 1904, this year's JGPlay will be the fourth of the completely original presen- tations, written, directed and pro- duced solely...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1948 Jew Pamphlet Describing 'U' .iving Conditions, Available (Continued from Page 1) dent chaperone responsible to the Dean of Women for maintaining University standards as to living conditions and conduct. Patro- nesses chosen chiefly from among faculty wives serve in an advisory capacity to the Board of Gover- nors of Residence Halls which is charged with general supervision. Student government...…
… ilURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1948 THIE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE Local Recreational Facilities Provide Fun, Entertainment ' r, Indoor recreation poses the problem after the beer kegs and insect, lotion are stored away for the winter. For those who are satisfied with the less sophisticated atmosphere of the Michigan campus, the Uni- versity offers a great deal in the line of recreation-nothing like Leon and Eddies, but fun none- theless. ...…
…PAG~E SEC TIURSDAY, SEPTEAMR _16, j THE .MICHIGAN DAILY I I I Dr. Bell Reveals Unlimited Demand for Employment t7 "There is an unlimited demand for graduates of the University's professional school of physical ed- ucation," according to Dr. Mar- garet Bell, chairman or the Pro- gram of Physical Education for Women and professor of Hygiene and Physical Education. "These teachers are well-paid SOrientation... (Continued from Page 1) wor...…
…TIWILSDAY, SEPTEMBlER 16, 1948 THE MIC '141t2AT JiAITV - AA&XXYCi11 "t&111 A ar-ca arau aaa, . r aa ,. aaa Ytlr Yti1L 1' a aa 11L N a Yw Women S Athletic Association Promotes Clubs for Sports Fans Gwen Sperlich Elected President Of .18 Rotivitie Interhouse Group Singing Competition Offered at Annual Lantern Night in May; Participation Cup To Be Given at Event WfIf Is Open To Rhl Women From Entrance To Graduation "Fun and fitness" ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~TU~!ASPEB 6 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, II a? t Welcome!F to All Michigan Students }~ $ oI~cV s~ ii-ID *O'A a" 0f yeu - Of I 1 11 k ENG I 1,9 BV 4 0 Ab -0 7W Ae-V "Your 1'riendly Campus More iEY/TT *TIT f~ A XT r rlcTZ C TlI17 0 …
…CONVENTION FOOTNOTE See Page 2 Y 41t 4UU ti1 CLOUDY WITH SCATTERED SHOWERS Latest Deadline in theState VOL. LVIII, No. 186 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN FRIDAY, JULY 16, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS [JN Orders Arabs, Jews To Halt Warfare Truman Calls New Session Of Congress Special Meeting . To Start July 26 By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, July 15-With a pointed challenge for action in "the public interest" President Truman today formally ...…
…P'AGE TWO~ TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JULY 16, 1948 i' Convention Footnote THE CURTAIN has dropped on the second act of the nomination drama-or melo- drama-but it has not hidden from view cer- tain features of that frenzied program. Rather, spectators have merely been re- minded again of several flaws that have long characterized the national convention system. These flaws were recently analyzed by a correspondent for the New York Time...…
…FRIDAY, JULY 16, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THIREE Major League Round-Up Zale Signs To Defend Crown Against Cerdan By The Associated Press Bobby Doerr lashed his 16th homer of the season and his seventh this month with two aboard today as the Boston Red Sox defeated the Detroit Tigers, 13-5, in the first game of an af- ternoon-night doubleheader, with the attendance at 14,403. Lefty Mel Parnell knocked in two runs with a double whi...…
…PAGE FOUR TE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDlAY, JULY 16, 1948 ECONOMIC REPOR T: Survey Research Professor Sees Good Times Continue V' : w By JIM DURAS (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the first: in a series of three interpretative ar- ticles on the 1948 Survey of Consumer Finances.) "It is not true that a depression is just around the corner," Prof. George Katona, Program Director of the Survey Research Center, said today. The statement was made in an inter...…
…BIRTH OF A NATION See Page 4 LjY L LwP40 46F :43 t t]y CLWA R WARMER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 159 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 16, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENT ----- St. Paul Meat Pickets Mob State Capitol Guards Hold Off Line of Strikers SOUTH ST. PAUL, Minn., May 15-(/P)-Massed pickets and sym- pathizers in the Packing House Workers strike, driven from streets here today by National Guarc bayonets were told by Gov...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 16, 1948 . v M Public Opinion' Lectures Will Be Given Here Miller To Discuss Propagranda Effects Prof. Clyde R. Miller, founder of the Institute for Propaganda An- alysis and originator of the Springfield Plan for education will' speak at the University on propa- ganda and public opinion polls Wednesday. A talk on "How Propaganda Shapes Our Foreign Policy" will be given at 8 p.m., in Kellogg Aud- itorium and ...…
… THE MICHIGAN iAJILY DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in The Daily Official Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Notices for the Bulletin should be sent in typewritten foim-to the office of the Assistant to the President, Room 1021 Angell Hall, by 3:00 p.m. on the day preceding publication (11:00 a.m. Saturdays). Notices SUNDAY, MAY 16, 1948 VOL. LVIII, No. 159 p.m., Wed., May 19, Rackham Amphitheatre. Ballot...…
…THE MIC IIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 16, 1948 B'rth of a Nation H ISTORICAL DATES are often unnoticed at the time of their occurrence. But Friday, May 14, 1948 is a date which the world can mark as one of importance. The State of Israel was founded. But perhaps more important than the actual creation of Israel was the action taken by the government of the United States. That night, President Truman officially recognized the Jewish govern- men...…
…SUNDAY, MAY 16, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Annual LanternNight To Be Given Tomorrow At Hill i Interviewing for League Summer Positions To Start Traditional March To Precede Weddings & Engagements I Interviewing for the summer positions in the League will be- gin at 3 p.m. Tuesday. Positions which are open are president of League, chairman of the Judiciary Council, social chairman, chairman of Casbah, publicity chairman, and dance cha...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Golfers, Netters Win i neMatches Major League Standings "I I i Tennis Team Shuts Out Purdue in Short Match (Special to The Daily) LAFAYETTE, Ind., May 15- The weather forced Michigan's tennis team indoors here today in an abbreviated match with Pur- due, but the change of atmosphere didn't affect the Wolverines' win- ning ways. The netters blanked the home' squad completely in the four sing- les and one doubles encoun...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ASE I. .j JIUST KIBITZING Stubborn Thinciads Bow to Ohio, 74-5 8 WEEP, YE BASKETBALL FANS, for the Messiah is gone. He came to us when darkness hung over the Field House and we were sore oppressed by our enemies, when plagues of Badgers, and Illini devoured our crops and made us to eat of the bitter fruit Sof defeat.. And in his presence we took heart and hoped, and yea, ere the sun had set on the second year of his tea...…
…THE MNICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. MAY 16. 1R R____________ !'I IARf -, .. ..woa+. a..asa.a i _evicr SWELL T HE RANKS: GI Bill Hikes Enrollnent In Schools, Job Training By The Associated Press THE HUGE GI BILL education program has brought the influ- ence of the Federal Government into the education field on an un- precedented scale. Already 4,850,000 American men and women who served in World War II have benefitted from the'various types of educ...…
…F UNWANTED t OFFFR se Face A wY 4It43UU Dui4 b PARTLY C3ALUDY Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 134 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 16, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Russia Ousts U.S. Reporter' For 'Spying' Stenographer Names Newsman' MOSCOW, April 15-(P)-The American news correspondent Robert Magidoff said today he had been informed by the Soviet Press Department that his fur- ther work here was impossible. He said he was leav...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY Milli - I - - -- --.- - - - - 1-1 - - - - - - - - - -- - 1. . . . .......... . .. . ..... ..... . .. ..... ..... . ......... . .. . ... ........ . . .......... . .. . .. . .............. E i ART ADDITIONS: New Sculpture, Paintings In University Art Museum Campus Calendar Radio "On Campus Door- By DELORES PALANKER Several additions to the collec- tions of the University of Mich- igan's Museum of Art have be...…
…FRIDY, iPRIL , 1918 T Il MICHIGAN DAIL A U Trophy Showing Promises Frenzied Dash Enlistments The foot and a half high trophy to be awarded to the organiza- tion winning the all-campus 100 yard dash contest will go on dis- play today in the window of a local State Street bookstore. The award will go to the fraterfnity, dormitory, or independent house gaining the highest point total in the big affair. But don't forget, there's going to be tw...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY t FRIDAY, APRIL 16, 1948 ____ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ _______ __ I_ ", I Unwanted Offer pRESIDENT TRUMAN celebrated an an- niversary recently-the close of his third year as President. He has already announced that he is willing to direct, or misdirect, the destiny of this country for another four years if the people are so minded, It has been a long step from the Truman War Inv...…
