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… TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1951 Redwoods' Baby Granpa Grows Here A leftover from the pre-Ice Age world is being nursed to maturity at the University botanical gar- dens. Botanists are cautiously rearing a baby metasequoia, a tree orig- inally thought to be extinct. It's lineage goes back some 50 million years, and its ancestors are be- lieved to be the forerunners of the mighty redwood and the cyp- rus. THE FIRST evide...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE PAGE M Michigan Puc kmen Down Canadian Club '9-5 Burford, Celley Star in Win' Over Shorthanded Toronto * 1 * * t :x x Wolverine Hoopsters Battle Spartans on Lansing Court _ *., Michigan's twin scoring artists, Neil Celley and Capt. Gil Bur- A; ford, put on a one-man scoring act last night at the Ice Coliseum to lead a fast-skating Wolverine sextet to a 9-5 victory over Tor- onto University. Celley and B...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 17, 1951 I. Airing the Draft Issue "But First A Few Words From Our Sponsors ---" Current **s s s C * Student Exemptions : Pro and Con Confusion T HE CONFUSION that exists over the present draft laws has been a major cause of public distaste toward conscrip- tion. While a few people are charmed by the prospect of giving up future, plans, or at the least, delaying them, the uncertainty of individ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY tAGE Fll THE MICHIGAN DAILY ?AGE F! Students Announce Engagements, Marriage Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Wel- don of Pontiac have announced the engagement of their daugh- ter, Turry, to Allan V. Peters, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse R. Peters also of Pontiac. Miss Weldon is a senior in the School of Education and is a member of Delta Delta Delta. The couple is planning a June wedding. * * * THE MARRIAGE of Miss Deni Luise Gulli...…

… 9m THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1951 UNCERTAINTY EASED: Union'Draft Board' Allays Student Fears The muddle of draft regulations egan to make sense to University nen this week with the appear- nce of a Union bulletin board evoted to draft, Armed Forces nd veterans information. '1 *1 JE NEW S 4 Designed to keep male stu- dents informed of the most, cur- rent data available in these vital fields, the bulletin board draws o...…

…WOMEN'S JUDICIARY See Page 4 :1 Latest Deadline in the State tii CLOUDY, WARMER ANN ARBOR. MCHIGAN FRI AV.'r'FP ta nu~T17.10 _,. aa-a au-a aanca IL 1 H . SIX PA( Power of the Press ti 4 =Daily-Burt Sapowitchl BACK WITH TALENT-Daily Managing Editor Leon Jaroff, with his back to the camera, surveys the result of the annual call for tryouts. Some men also came out for the paper. Jaroff was, to put it mildly, enthusiastic. Editor's Ap...…

… y-r THE MICIMAN DAILY r. IFMAy, FEBRUARY 17;- 1950 FRIAY FURA1~ 1,__5 etas Dorm Fives gers Resume Play Basketball held the limelight >ed in 13 points in this week's intramural events eat Pi Lambda at the IM Building- as residence 'roldman coun- halls A and B fives both saw ac- oints the vai- tion. o score against In dormitory "A" league games, current lead- Williams House defeated Strauss, ue. 34-23, and Hinsdale beat Win- * chell House ...…

… .. .. _____________________.T T i1T T'A N I A T 4 Pueksters, Trackmen Battle Colorado, Illini * * , 'M'-Tiger Clash Offers, Possible Tourney Berth Shift Matches McEwen Against Indian Mile Aces By BOB SANDELLE Vic Heyliger and his Wolverine puck squad can just about clinch an NCAA tournament bid this week-end if they can tame the Colorado College Tigers in a two game setto opening this evening at 8:00 p.m. in the Coliseum. Under a new t...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1950 . ....r. . . . ThIOMAS L. STOKES: 'isionaries' WASHINGTON-It is the babbit - or fashion - in some quarters in this critical hydrogen bomb era to use the terms "fuzzy-minded," "idealistic," "sentimental," "visionary," and "impractical" about those among us who are asking that something a bit out of the routine be done to get peace in the world. These latter folks, however, are patient and long-su...…

… FRIDAY, FEBRhUARY 17T, 1950~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY r _ _ _ Wyvern To Maintain Local Status Following Discussion Both Sides of Chimes Question Given By Past Wyvern Coeds C. Wyvern, junior women's hon- orary, has decided to remain as a local organization instbad of mak- ing application to become nation- al, after many weeks of pro and con debate. Chimes is the national junior women's honorary to which Wy- vein members discussed becoming af...…

…TilE MT~T-TtGAN )ATLY - CARS IN 'GOLDEN ROY': 'U' Boxer Plays Music-Loving Fighter uepar of yngfists, which University, team up with pro dional stage experience in the .dent Players' production of lIden Boy" at 8 p.m. today and iorrow in Pattengill Audi- The fists belong to boxer Ron Boble, who plays Joe Bonaparte, a violinist turned "pro" boxer, and the experience belongs to Mrs. Marie D. Miller, director, who has dJoth acted and directed ...…

… YOUR TURN TO GIVE See Page 4 Ci C Latest Deadline in the Stie 74Ia ii4 FAIR FOR FEBRUARY VOL. LIX, No, 93 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEB. 17, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS No Change Seen In Atlantic Policy Acheson Denies U.S. Backing Down On West European Defense Alliance WASHINGTON - P) - Secretary of State Acheson declared emphatically yesterday that American policy toward the proposed North Atlantic Security Treaty has not changed. He ...…

…TWO0 ol THE MWU~lICAN DILY . . . ... . ................. .... . .............. ... . .. EMOTIONAL MAT URIT'Y: Ball Lists Factors, in Child Adoption By ED 'SII1B RFARIl, "One of the wost important factors involved in a family's adopting a child is emnotionial ma- turity of the prosp ctlive par11entls,", according to Albjert V_. Ball, ii- pervisor of 1intake° and inlaidt de-I partment of tHe Michigan Chli- dren's ID:titute, It is not neces...…

…____________________THE MICHIGAN DAILY COCK YOUR EYE AND LEF 'ERS FLY: Boyd MeCaslin Plays Hard. and It Pays Off Bly PRES 'HOLMES j loyd1 had come to play here "A bucket of blood and a gallon Iwhen Ozzie Cowles first took of guts,", was the phrase used by, v over the reins of the Wolverine assistant cage coach Bill Orwig cage squad in the fall of 194:6. to describe Boyd McCaslin last He had played under Cowles at January, when the stocky cage...…

…RAGE FOUR i'iHE MICHIGAN DAILY ___ You r Turn To Give LT HUGHAMERCANuniversities are ma;.ny Euiropeain tudents are still waiting for thw chance to :.o back to school. Years of active work in underground mov0cemeetsjItlis scarcities of food and mrecies have btr roken the health of many of these students. The World Student 1service Fond has taken the lead in re- butiling the physical stamnina of these EFu- rolean ,tudents. An International stu...…

… 'TIIlUtSI)Ai, FEBRUARY i7d, i94k __ aa.s r Y is ... 1111 t ll.l l 'Sli1 Lt11Ll 1 t" t r: r rr r; Concentrated Rush Parties Cause Standstill in Activities, By MOLLY O'BRIEN Women's activities on campus have come to a virtual standstill during the past ten days. Authorities attribute the slow- down to the new system of con- centrated rushing which is being1 tried out for the first time in his- tory at the University. UNDER THE experime...…

…StK THE-- MTCTTTTAN 6DUTY TnTTt Sb AT, T'FT3Ttr,,kTtT 17, m oo si ~~A-FERT-iT17 14 WIDE AW AKE CLASS: Foundrymen in Pontiac End 16 Week Program I SPIRE TUAL EMPHASIS: Form Plans for Religion in Life Week Ry PETER NOTTON Students who think that their worries about studying are over when they leave college are in for a. big letdown. Worries weren't over for the 33 members of a Pontiac Foundry who took a coure in engineering, control la...…

…BOOK BEEF EXPOSED See Page 4 Y tr t x ~Iaii4 CLOUDY SNOW FLURRIES Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 92 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS -M 1'' Cage Squad Committee Votes Captures Conference Lead Tops Hoosier To Extend Rent Controls C- Vets Residence Applications Taken Today Overseas Service Important Factor Applications for residence in University Terrace Apartments and the Veteran...…

…ITONWIDE SURVEY: VetsSatisfied with Quality of Instruction By DICK MALOY An exhaustive survey of veter- ans attending colleges throughout the nation has revealed that they are pretty well satisfied with the quality of their instruction, but find little time to take part in extra-curricular activities. Compiled by a national com- mittee headed by Dean E. G. Wil- liamson of the University of Min- nesota, the survey took in a sci- entific sampl...…

…THE A2IGN l~JY Iai Overpowered,11-2, by 411 4'______ .-f r EAVE ALL US I s ot ad kid Bulldog, and since the Harvr i e aW (I lt' gu) ansef to li-e Mr. Arthur Valpey to do all the ncsa ry e sag Oi he ale Iuflo there are un- 1ou1btedly a lot of 'ood lai Vd( on tli cmn pU Young Mr. Va:11y" % o1 ig e Muno a beomies the second Crislerman to o iint o a quat im coawhing Job. For all the haya rds ol big time rootall coaching, the Alumni Wolves and t...…

…A JLJ A 3ook Beef Exposed EVERY SEMESTER, there's a loud, pro- longed book beef from University stu- dents, smarting in the tight pinch of allow- ances and new books. All non-veterans join forces each term to condemn the bookstores for the high prices they charge, and the low appraisal they give on used books. After having been one of the complaining chorus, I went to work in a bookstore last week. What I learned in one week's work forced me...…

…,THE MICHIGAN IDAILY Furloughed G.I. Travels Well, Cheaply in Europe EDITOR'S NOTE: Second in a series of articles on the German occupa- tion contributed by a University stu- dent who has just returned to this country after 18 months on the Stars and Stripes, famed Army pub- lication. Ay BARNEY LASCHEVER A furlough in Europe is more than just a chance to take off for a few days, it is an opportunity for the occupation soldier to re- assume t...…

…Th1 tcfrAN Acv Congress To hold Meeting Of Engineers Aims To Strengthen School Student Body The Engineering Student Con- gress, called for the purpose of coordinating activities of the dif- ferent engineering societies and organizations, will meet at 5:30, tomorrow in the Union, Ev Ellin, president of the Engineering Council and chairman of the Con- gress announced today. The Congress will present plans tg promote inter-organizational coopera...…

… " pll ! i uJ w I we .tit 4tt We~athel VOL. LIV No. 82 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEB. 17, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS 1. S. Dive-Bombers Hit, Rome Rail Yards RAF Sears Remains of Berlin in Night Attack Over 2,840 Tons of Bombs Used in Heaviest Aerial Attack Ever Made on Single Target By AUSTIN BEALMEAR Associated Press Correspondent LONDON, Feb. 16.-The RAF seared the remains of Berlin last night with well over 2,800 tons of explosi...…

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… i' ; iZl4i M~TTC~i~ liv - -,--. e~ - ~ 4S R , ' ' _ _ ,. _,,.. .. ...._. ..K.".: s a. n9: r ;: xe! 'ak==ca"+.#',:.JF '!uw"ad.?a +?a ..:,w.+r .4x d ks:wan.aF.... _ .. ... ...._.. ... _ . IL ZW,'4-q= 41- 94AVt-j9-lV' - - - Michigan Swimmers Compete in Big Ten Meet Saturday Undefeated Wolverines Expected To Win Title over Northwestern Double Trouble Wrestlers Are Favored To Take Championship By JIM LEWY All Conference schools wi...…

…"1" 14 F. M..IWCH- IAC. As N- I-)- Al.Vj Tinmsnmr- ".lm- 17- oAt TH Mt ILA I iftv 1fLflfAVZ A. IA - AU" ..A,-iss t1 A g Jull I -"- -aI qw Center To HearI Dr. Hobbs Talk On Jap Islands Professor To Discuss TIruk, Oilher Mandated South Pacific Bases Dr. WiMiA H. Hobbs, professor emeritus of geology, will discuss Truk and other Japanese mandated islands in the Southwest Pacific at 7:30 p.m. Sunday in the International Center. In 1921 Dr. H...…

… Aga } aitli Weather Warmer today. VoL. LIII No. 92 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 17, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS Russians Drive Germans from Kharkov Status of V-5 Yet U Key German Bastion Taken By Red Army Fall of Industrial City Highlights A 375 Mile Advance Westward By The Associated Press LONDON, Feb. 16.-Russian troops in furious battle captured the sky- scraper city of Kharkov today, top- pling the most powerful Nazi base...…

…-. - 7jvn~A i)AiiiV _ Multiple City, County Opinions Cause Time Dilemma in Ann Arbor Ann Arbor clocks were racing with George W. Sample haven't pushed county clocks yesterday and students back their clocks an hour. who got up in the gray dawn for their Ann Arbor and county officials 8 rocloks fundAnn rbo an ourmeanwhile are just a bit dubious, but 8 oclocks found Ann Arbor an hour that's the status quo, let appoint- The Carillon, still on ...…

…X, FEB. 17, 1943 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ^PAG ThE" iagers Avenge Defeat by Downing Purdue ,; ,4' :.1 TAKING IT EASY By ED ZALENSIU Daily Sports Editor West fall and Football ball game.you would think that he would have plenty of: stories to tell WhenBob Westfal, Michigan's of his on xperiences. Start him Al-~American fullback of 1941, en- talking about football and he'll tell lltdin the Army Air Force he cor- you about Iarnoi of orAl Wis...…

…__ _w.___._._ _= _. ... .. ' - 1- ' _.. . L ^ .. _.. 1.I I1r1ll:. 'll '. i r. .'~4 Milli F Ion 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 i...…

…i~ i~i; ____________________ .. ..~. ~ ~ A .. R I~PC .t .37 1'YR L3 r £X. : Information To Be Given .At War Center Ensign Shea Plans To Answer Questions Concerning Waves Ensign Helen Shea, WAVE recruit- ing officer from the Detroit area, will give information on the requirements of the WAVES from 10 a.m. to noon and from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m., Feb. 18 and 19 in the War Information Center in the League.1 All interested students are invitedI to ...…

…six THE MICHIGAN DAIL WEDNESDAY, FEB. 1 SIX WEDNESDAY, FEB Nelson C. E. Wilson Is Promoted In Shake-Up Dismissal Is Charged To Quarrel Between Board, Armed Services Demands Resignation of Eberstadt from WP <> Knox Peers at the Japs WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.-VP)-A tense struggle in the War Production Board culminated today when WPB Chairman Donald M. Nelson ousted vice-chairman Ferdinand Eberstadt and handed Eberstadt's powers in toto ...…

… 'Weather Slightly Colder. 44 i$t 4tr 4a111ti Editorial Churchill Should Advise British War Cabinet ... rAX ® I YYlO 1 Y X i .r u ir rirr rrr n nnr rrm rr Y VOL. LII. No. 97 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1942 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Subs Hit Student Plans For Summer Term Tankers At Aruba Giant Oil Refinery Shelled In Daring Axis Attack On Petroleum Center U.S. Troops Guard Dutch Possession --BULLETIN-- BALBOA, C.Z...…

… Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY - -0 ', r TITSBAT, TERRUAR "I - U -- - - -- -I a Gala Weekend To Be Planned As War Benefit Group Desires To Assist New University Board In Defense Instruction In preparation for a more vigorous action program for the second se- mester, the Student Defense Com- rnittee of 1942 will hold an impor- tant business meeting at 7 p.m. to- morrow in the Glee Club Room of the Union. The most important proposed ac- tivit ...…

…H 1II0IA DAILY LY, FEBRUARY 17, 194T DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETINf (Continued from Page 2)] Forms will be available this (Tues-c day) afternoon after 2 p.m. and on1 Wednesday. They must be returned1 within 24 hours after they are re-; ceived. College of L.S. and A. Freshmen and Sophomores-Office of the Aca- demic Counselor Juniors and Seniors -Concentration advisers. College of Engineering: In class' assemblies to be announced in the College. Gra...…

…m m THE MICHIGAN DAILY ____________________________________________________________ I I . P t t tti ttll Letters To The Editor 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 republic...…

… 7157 ^i Y, 77i i U c . 1'6: 1 y k THE~flHIGN DAILY . .... .. ...... ....... . ... . ...... . etitioning For Freshmar 'Weddings and &igagemen ts The engagement o Doris Stewart to Edward Conners, '42M, son of Mrs. George Conners and thelate Mr. Conners, is announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Stewart of Virginia Park. Miss Stewart is a graduate nurse of Highland Park General Hospital, and Mr. Conners is affiliated with Phi Rh...…

…'IHE MIIG;AN DAILY TUESDAY~ Indiana Downs Cagers, 47-42; Matmen Crush Cornh uskers Varsity Faces Irish Ihinclads HeeSaturday Notre. Dame Seeks Second Win Over Wolverines In Its Entire History By BOB STAHL With a lop-sided victory over Michigan State and Michigan Nor- mal at East Lansing last Saturday to its credit, the Wolverine track squad is getting preparedthis week to meet a very powerful crew of cindermen from Notre Dame in Yost Fie...…

…Weather snow and warrm Yl r e 41rtigran i3att Editorial An American Tragedy . jX. No. 97 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEB. 17, 1939 PRICE FIVE a ________________________________ I I I I I I I I mmmmmlw an Wagoner rges Control i Billboards t ,Road Meet ark In Safety Education Stressed By Anderson; kttacks Reckless Driving nith Elected Head f HighwayOfficials By NORMAN SCHORR egislaton to regulate roadside bill- rds, vending...…

…HTEMICHIGAN DAILY IEecture Series In Journalism Now Offered Twelve Talks On Varied Subjects Will .Publicize Newspaper Problems The series'of supplementary lec- tures being sponsored by the journal- ism department each Wednesday dur- ing the coming semester offer jour- nalism students and all others inter- ested an opportunity to hear about problems . of newspaper. policy and management and to meet and talk with men and women engaged in the pr...…

…17, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PiAGE ___________________________________________________ a I ____________________________________ PRESS PASSES Star Anchor-Man F__ By BUD BENJAMIN Erica's Melting Pot... Mt/J IAMI, FLA.-They call this the land of milk and honey, but it's a mis- nomer. The milk is colored a pretty amber shade, fizzes slightly when mixed with appropriate amopnts of ice and soda, and is not recommended for babies or undernour...…

…I I THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, FEB. 17, 1 MICHIGAN DAILY I IC>: , .:7:vI, .7, -- ., - M +'+ 1l9R roko R a nvn. vaoir"-.u Edited and managed by students of the University of chigan under the authority of the Board in Control of udent Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the iversity year and Suxmni "r-Session. Member of the Associated Press ['he Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the e for republication...…

… T ME MICHIGAN DAILY PAC To Be Topic. Of Women's Debates Caduceus Ball Patrons Named By Chairman, Faculty Of Medical School Included On List; Affair1 To Be Tuesday At Union President and Mrs. Alexander G. Ruthven head the list of patrons, , patronesses and chaperons for the sixth annual Caduceus Ball to be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Tuesday in the Union Ballroom, Mahlon S. Sharp, '39M, chairman of chaperons, an- nounced yesterday. The lis...…

…SHE MIHJ AN DAILY F oct ors May Utilize Music As Treatment usic, but not the swing variety, Ssoon be used to aid in medical ttment, it is revealed in a book lished recently by Dr. Edward >lsky, of Brooklyn. r. Podoisky said that experiments im showed that soft music has finite anesthetic effect, and that ibert's Ave Maria will quiet rav- maniacs. Music Affects Heartbeat ientists have long studied the hological effects of music upon an beings...…

…The Weather Mostly cloudy today and to.- morrow; snow tonight or tomor- row; no decided change in tem- perature. \'L.I AJW 4jH tAp ctYt aiiM Editorials The Crisis In Amex Pan Agriculture VOL. XLVIII. No. 97 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEB. 17, 1938 PRICE FIVE CENTS Highway Men Discuss Road Requirements In Parley Here, Experts Meet In Traffic, Engineering Sessions At 24th Annual Conclave Parking Meters Au 1 Lights Are Taken Up Traffi...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TURS ,FER. 17, 1938 Road Experts Hear Speeches OtPoblems Accident Prevention, Road Construction Among, Subjects Discussed (Continued from Page 1) according to R. W. Crum, director of the Highway Research Board of the National Research Council, is' to per- slade drivers to operate carefully and to improve those features of the high- ways that constitute hazards to rea- sonable, careful drivers. Street space, being the mos...…

…THURSDAY, FEB. 17, 1938 T HE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGS ......................... . ...... ............................. ... . .. . ... ................ ---- ----------- Track Team To Meet partans Tonight In Indoor Opener Varsity Picked To Take Meet; Faulkner Is Out Greer, Woodstra To Lead MI. S. C.; Schwarzkop f, Watson Seek -larks The Michigan track team took a lay-off from their practice grind yes- terday afternoon in preparation for th...…

…THURS AY, FEB, 17, 1918 TfTE MTCRIGfAN fDAILY ..UN.. L..... s a.4 .4 " '""' 1 11 L' 111 1. \..o ll: 1 R!..lA. . .L+ +'s. a . REPRESENTED POR NATIONAL ADVERTISING DY NationalAdvertisingService, Inc. College Publishers Reresentative 420 MADisoN AVE. NEW YORK. N. Y. CHICAGO - BOSTON - LOS ANGELES - SAN FRANCISCO - Board of Editors ANAGING EDITOR................JOSEPH S. MATTES ITORIAL DIRECTOR ............TUURE TENANDER TV EDITOR................…

…0 THE MlhrlVFV-A-X'"-ATI'V** ar r.+ M06.w M ATXT-o' MTCT % I-AI V' A IN r Av PAGE i rvjE Annual Frosh Frolic ToBe HeldFri ayarch4,4In 1 Co? C tmmitteemen Are Announced L: te Permission Is Giver. For Dance; Orchestrf To Be Named Later The Frosh Frolic, annual freshmai cla;:s dance,.will be held from 9 p.r to 1 a.m. Friday, March 4 in th( Un on Ballroom, it has been an. notinced by Don Ryker, chairman o the affair. Eyker, a student in ...…