…PA "q T X THE, MICHIGAN DOAILY WEDNEDAY, NOW-l.ER 1I1 149 ~~1 COOK LECTURES: Dr. Ralph Perry To Talk On American Institutions Dr. Ralph Barton Perry, pro- fessor emeritus of philosophy at Harvard University, will deliver the fifth series of William W. Cook Lectures on American Institutions from Monday, Nov. 29, through John Mason Brown Speaks Here Friday Seeing things is John Mason Brown's specialty. This fact will be borne out Fri- day...…
… DEWEY'S POWER See Page 4 A44A~ 5wA :43 a t1]y CLOUDY, WINDY MUCH COLDER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 24 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS M Steamroller Overpowers Wildcats ,28-0 4) 'U Education For Workers Will Continue Courses To Start AgainThis Year The Board of Regents announ- ced yesterday that the University's courses in workers' education will be resumed. The Regents said that the pr...…
…0 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. OCTOBER 17. 14R -- ._ " 7 vv+ Ya/ t V i } iV3V DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Looking Ahead / _ I Publication in The Daily Official < Bulletins is constructive notice to all members of the University. Notices for the Bulletin should be sent in typewrittenform 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 am. Saturdays). SUNDAY, OCTOBE...…
… SUNDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1948 TITP MTCT°'A~T flATTV. ,:A it r4 IVA 1L 1111irMJN X-P M11J 1 ",. What's Up in the Dorms (EDITOR'S NOTE: All University- approved residence halls wishing to contribute to What's Up in the Dorms should contact Dolores Palank- er at The Daily or 105 Betsy Barbour.) Rumor has it that men of Ad- ams House, West Quad, have abandoned the fair, fickle sex for their fairer, less fickle television set acquired last week. T...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHICAN DAILY J SUNDAY. OCTOBER 17. 1949 .I. I I I . KNOW THE REASON WHY: Peace Group By LYMAN H. LEGTERS AN INTERESTING commentary on th times in which we live is the formation :n campus of a Student Peace Committee. The purpose of the group is discussion and study of personal attitudes toward peace and war and toward the part that a religious or moral individual can play in a society which periodically finds itself in a...…
… SUNDAY,' O T)'EI 17, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY I AGJ!! V[VE League Lassies Make 'Bids' For Friday's Fall Formal The Michigan League, leader in women's activities on campus, will lead the way in dances this fall with their presentation of the all- campus girl bid League Formal from 9 to 12 p.m. Friday in the League Ballroom. Sponsored by the League Coun- cil and the League Social Com- mittee, the formal promises to be "tops in fun not only...…
…PAGE SIX TH E MICHIGEAN n)ATTy SUNDAY. OCTOBER -17: 1949 a as a.! 11a it, iL1V1'11\ L2'111J .1 A~i\67t713Dy V4/i'ia'W1"tIA a1 i flAB .On Offense"... No th Carolina Defeats Tough State Rival, 14-0 Notre Dame Romps to Easy Win, 44-13S; Missouri Sinks Hapless Middies, 35-14 ...On Defense'... PROOF POSITIVE-Loyal Michigan followers who were wondering what hope the Wolverine team possibly would have this season, now have vivid proof that th...…
… SUNDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1948 T H E MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Koceski Scores Three TD's in 18th Straight Victory Jayvees Beat Wildcats, 13-0 On Two First Period Tallies Erben Snags Loose Ball In End Zone for Marker Highly Touted Northwestern Ground Attack Gains Meager 47 Yards Against 'M' Line SPORTS PRES HOLMES, Night Editor ,no Football Hi-Lites By DICK HURST Michigan's jayvees combined two brilliant first period scoring thrusts with the ...…
…THlE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBE1t 17, mg I' SUNDAY. OCTOBF~Th 1~. l~4t r Judge To Talk At Fund Drive KickoffDinner Red Feather Canvass Starts Tomorrow Federal=Judge Frank A. Picard of Detroit will be the guest speaker at the local Community Fund Drive's "kick-ogf dinner" tomor- row in the Union. The campaign begins tomorrow and ends Oct. 29. *, * * ANN ARBOR campaign workers will aim for a total of $159,600, of which University personn...…
…COERCION IN BERLIN t See Page 2 Ci r t D:aii4 WARMERA SCATTERED RAIN Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 187 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SATURDAY, JULY 17,1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Arabs, Jews To End Fighting in Holy City _ . .. . . .. .. . U.S. Rushes 60 Bombers Into England Soviet Planes To Train in Corridor By The Associated Press The United States today an- nounced powerful reinforcement of its aerial striking arm in Eu- rope...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, JULY 17. . .... ..... - - -"- - - Coercion in Berlin WITH THE UNITED STATES and Russia hovering on the brink of armed war- fare in the streets of Berlin the parallel between the present situation and the Mu- nich era becomes more and more striking. At that time Hitler was making his "last territorial claim," the Sudetenland. With this territory, he said, the Nazi state could be successfully consolida...…
…SATUUIDAY, JUY'-17, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAOE tTURVE ,I m, III mill III Ila 11 1111111 . . .......... . .. . . ............. ............. Carpenter, Phillies' 1305 Appoints 'Dutsty' Cooke ST. L OTS, July 18- ("l'-Ben Chapman was dismissed as man- agter of the Philadelphia Phillies today in a sudden move that caught the entire team by ,7urprf-e. Coach Allen (Dusty) Cookie, Chapman': close friend for 20 years, was named as his temporary...…
…PAGE FOBf 'I THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURJDAY, WJULY 17, 1948 _________________________________________________________ I U - - , ECONOMIC R EPORT M Piggy Bank Took Beating Last Year, Survey Says (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the sec- ond in a series of three interpreta- tive articles on the 1948 Survey of Consumer Finances). By JIM DURAS Consumers made money but spent more, in 1947, reducing their savings and liquid assets, ac- cording to Part ...…
…EXTRA :Y Sw anL*40'1 4*1ai41i EXTRA Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, SPECIAL ISSUE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, MAY 17, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS I 7 Planning, Study .Back of Proj*ect Year and Half of Work Follows Original Student Legislature Idea The Phoenix Project-behnd those simple words lie a year and one half of intensive planning, research and efforts to hurdle legal obstacles. The concept of a "functional" war memorial or...…
…THE MICHIGVAN DA l . r 4 ' tdZ .. a a .a waI s[ x ~l y L I'VICIN lAY, MAY 17, 4x43 An Editorial.., A CENTER for research into man's relation to the atom- Why didn'tsomeone think of it before? It is so overwhelmingly "right" that it would seem auto- matic for someone in this country to have started that project immediately after those first bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. OFFICIAL. .. i Unfortunately, things don't always work ...…
…MON~DAY, MAY~ 17, 1548 THE MICHIGAN AITLY a as ay. xea a ,. as 1 v.a.aa. v .x.11-11 L 1 I Alum i Aid( Expected hor Phoenix Ilan NO ATOM AUTOS YET- Preseint Studies ilake Some Headway Indicate Support Although plans for alumni par- ticipation in the Phoenix Projec have not yet been settled, state- ments from two prominent alum- ni representatives indicate tha country-wide support for the me- morial will build up quickly after the announce...…
…%,.;.:: > 'r .# VUZY , THE MICHIGAN DAILY MONDAY, MAY 17, 1949 t., Ix pR0 4 J o H z C Q U SITY OF l w IT HAD TO HAPPEN IN A COUNTRY LIKE THIS q. N JULY 16, 1945, on a desert in New Mexico, a blinding flash ushered in the promise of a new era in our civilization. With electric enthusiasm, we caught sight of new horizons in medicine, sociology, and industry. In the months that followed, there was an atmosphere of revolution wh...…
…THE SELFISfl CHOICE See Page 4 Li L hut *a4 CLOUDY AND COOLER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 135 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 17, 1948 I. , PRICE FIVE CENTS Federal Jury Convicts Best For Treason Broadcast Nazi War Propaganda BOSTON, April 16-(A)-A Fed- eral Jury convicted Robert H. Best, former European news cor- respondent, of treason late today for beaming -Nazi radio propa- ganda to the United States dur- ing t...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATUt 11-DAV, APU, 1,, 71 w FAR HORIZONS: New U" Telescope Honors GONE ARE THE DAYS: Memory of Former Professor The University's newest tele- fleeting telescope, to be installer scope will be known as the Heber at the Portage Lake station of the Doust Curtis Memorial Telescope, University Observatory, is names President Alexander Ruthven has in honor of the late Dr. Curtis announced. chairman of the Univer...…
…SATURDAY, APRIL 17, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY --- -------- " wr+ w rw+i. Mi .chigan Nine Tops Iowa, 5 -2 'M' Plavs Host To Prep Meet FERRY FIELD FAME: 'Daily 100' To Bring Cinder Glory To Unknown Thinclad W*alk olvrines kto Victory, Hawk hurler Passes Eleven W eiscuburger, Tomasi, Kobrin Get Lone M' flits as Dole iHurls Eight Hitter, Fans Five Yost Field House is today' scheduled for unprecedented ac- tivity as the 1,180 track men from...…
…TH E MICIGAN DAiL Y SAT\'1UCUl[AY , ApiL !i, iv048 f ' The Selfish Choice WHEN THE THIRD PARTY was formed, a few of us Illinoisans who were unde- eided about its possible effect, came to a conclusion. We felt that the Wallace movement would offer a real service as an outlet for liberal thinking, but that the tipoff to its value would come on its action on local fronts, such as Illinois. Well today in my home state, the Wal- laceites are ...…
…APRIL 17, 1949 .THE AMCHTEAN DfIA I I PA Iii i 111:r 1.s f12 ~ ll &A. "1' .1 it UtFlA A A .3 - . £'K Junior Women May Apply \t League for Scholarships Yearly Dance Crease Ball To Benefit To Be Qive StudentFund By Lawyers n ie YYS M1 Y I IWIYYIYlY1 } geet Mortar Board Will Help Coeds Mortar Board, national senior women's honor society, is offer- ing a scholarship of $100 to Jun- iors. The scholarship will be given on the basis of scho...…
…U WAGES SX THE MICHIGAN DAILY , SATURDAY, APRIL 17, 1948 INTERNATIONAL WEEK: Annual Students of World Get-Together International week"- A cam- paign to improve understanding and relationships between Ameri- cans and their foreign visitors- .aere will take place this week through concerted action of both city and University groups. The annual celebration, co- sponsored by several organiza- tions, will start late Sunday af- ternoon, as c...…
…NEW SUPER MAN Se e 4 KrF41 4& .dA6=Aw :43 a t tly GREY DAY FOR THE IRISH Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 117 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Truman in Council .Y71 . . .O With Chief Officials On MilitaryAffairs Congress Defers Tax Cut Debates, f Awaits President's Address Today, By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, March 16-President Truman conferred with his top advisers-military, diplomatic...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILTY WED PAINLESS METHOD: Movies Have Gained Secure Position in'U' Classrooms BEARD CHAMP - Gordon Moore, of Vicksburg, Mich., dis- plays a neat crop of whiskers that he will exhibit in defending his 1947 title in world champi- onship competition July 24. The contes is open to anyone in the world with a beard or whiskers of championship caliber. Con- test is sponsored by Whiskers Universal, Inc., of Vicksburg. Early 'Talkies' ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Seven Boxers Gain IM Finals) Crisler's Sudden Gridiro Resignation Stuns Campus Tomasi, Chappuis Express Amazement As Late Call to Daily Touches Things Off Ii 11 Sports Round-Up I I I-;;- Crisler... (Continued from Page 1) and will include among other things a new swimming pool. On the site of the present Hockey Coliseum a new tennis pa- vilion with 20 new courts is planned. Crisler went on to say that these po...…
…fl1E MICHIGAN flAILY New 'Superman' ; *E HEARST NEWSPAPERS have laun- ched Gen. MacArthur as THEIR can- didate for President. One look at a typical edition is enough to prove that "Fightin' Doug" has joined Steve Kenyon, Blondie, the Phantom and all the rest of their reg- ularly syndicated comics. The MacArthur measles broke into an editorial rash all over Page 1 and Page 2 of the Sunday Detroit Times under these large headlines: "MacArthur...…
….Y, IUARC 17, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY JGP To Honor Senior Women Annual Traditional Supper To Be Held Preceding Initial Performance of Play Junior Girl's Play, "Make Mine Michigan," will be presented in honor of senior women at 8 p.m. Thursday, March 25 in Lydia Men- delssohn Theatre. JG Play will follow the annual senior supper to be held at 6 p.m. in the League Ballroom. Also on the agenda will be the traditional senior women's parade on sta...…
…Ti A MIC.T IWAN DAtLY, - -, -,- - - - - 1 -4-1- ---- I I . I I'-,' I mompow TIRED OF HOMEWORK: Foreign Travel Offers Summer Relief (EDITOR'S NOTE: This Is Cie last in a series of articles on stiudy and travel opportunities abroid.) By DOLORES PALANKER Many students feel as though they've had enough of school work -small wonder-and would like to either combine their studies with travel or do away with them altogether. 'For these people, a se...…
…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...…
…ALL. AMERICANS See Page 6 Y lflw 43UZ Da ii4 COLD, CLOUDY LIGHT SNOW Latest Deadline in the State "t VOL. LVIU, No. 73 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 17, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENT U ______________________________________________________________________________________ SL Approves PublicDebate With Eisler Decisively Passes Weisberg Motion By NAOMI STERN A measure providing for a pub- lic meeting, at which Gerhart Eis- ler and "a q...…
…Cr1~_________i. UCLA Student Sends Rating Of Hollywood Entertainment (Continued from Page 1) p .. r fr4 l.fla urns Talks on Job' Opportunities Be Given,. ,mnn by the UCLA crowd, is the Ready Room on La Cienagoa, just off the Strip. Coffee tables and sofas are arranged around a fireplace in an Old English decor, all of which Post-Debte Votes Tallied World Government QuestionUndecided World government is considered a necessity by almost 40 p...…
…THlE-1 1-CAN DAILY~- LDAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN General Library (or the proper kowski, Extension 748 411-A W. Division Library) before leaving En (Continued from Page 2) rangements through the Office a the Dean of Women. of L General Library Hours: During the University vacation AVC Names Essay Winner, Mary Joan Hubbell, a student at University High, won the $501 bond first prize in the essay writ-j ing contest recently held by stu- dent c...…
…L PAGt FOUR THE, MICHIGAN fDAILY WEDNESAY. DETIMERl7; 197 _____________________________ ________- -- Fifty-Eighth Year - -r Edited and managed by students of the Uni- versity of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. John Campbell ...................Managing Editor Sancy Heimick ...................General Manager :l17de Recht........................City Editor Jeanne Swendeman.........Advertising M...…
…WEDNESIA, -DELENBER 17, 1947 THE MICHIGA N DAILY ! l fiffiliated Women Will Be Honored Awards To Be Given for Activities, Scholarship at Panhel Recognition Night The annual Panhellenic Recog- nition Night, to be held at 7:30 p.m. Monday, Jan. 12 in Rack- ham Lecture Hall, will honor af- filiated women for activities and scholarship. Recognition will be given to the sophomore, junior and senior women having the most activity I [FC To Give P...…
…TE MICHFGAN-IIAT__ ACES RACK TO RACK: Chappuis, Elliott Make Coaches All-American Michigan's brilliant half back duo, Bob Chappuis and Bump El- liott, were named on the American Football Coaches A All- American first team, tils bein; the first mythical eleven this yer to honor two backs from one school. Published annually by the Sal- irday Evening Post, the Coaches All-American is in its infancy. Ti hree years it has gained rcco-, iutio...…
…_____TII UCT W-AMlN IAW A1Lty - SurnweHedInjury Not Serious 'INV DAYS OF OLD': $4,000 Allottedl Wolverines X-RysShow Contusiont A s esult of Bronco Til Squld L~issFive ( on~et+' Ib iri-Ag Vcto entiertains USC Here in Only.Home ame (EDTOR'S NOTE: This is the third in it Series of articles oan Michigan's first Rose BowM team.) By PRES HiOLMES "Graduate Manager Baird re- ceived a telegramn yesterday from James R. Wag;ner, president of the Pas...…
…THE MICHUGAN DAVLY LBR IN GPEACE.2 Chinese War God Takes Up Residence on Campus A distinguished gentleman with a deep red face has recently tak- en up residence on a table in the ante-room of the International Center, ready to exert a peaceful and literary influence on campus He is Kuan Yu, Chinese god of war and patron of literature. whose status was presented to the Center by Wesley Fishel, of Cleveland, Ohio. The seeming contradiction i C...…
… ACADEMIC } FREEDOM See page 4 Y 1Mw 43ZUTa 41Iat i4 HIGH AND DRY Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 22 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS Faculty Evaluations' May Be Inaugurated Here In Fall Term Committee To Set-up Machinery For Conducting Rating Program It is "very likely" that student rating of faculty members may start this semester if the administrative machinery necessary to carry out th...…
…PAGEO Tnr HMICHIAN IILY F rDr Y, -OCTOBER 17, 3047 ANOTHER FRANKIE? Unsought Bobby-Sox Appeal Takes Crooner by Surprise Joe Marine probably wouldn't like to be called "The Frank Sina- tra of the Pennsylvanians." But the bobby-sox craze for Ma- rine, who joined Fred Waring one year ago has startled not only him, but the more staid devotees of Waring music. Marine, who will appear with Fred Waring and the Pennsylvan- ians, Oct. 31 and Nov. 1 ...…
… 17 "1947 THE MICHIGAN DAILY M' Gridders WEBER WATCHES: ! (a ('S ( Cou '.1 ZVe Rani Leave For Northwestern Battle ki ii For Next Year's Grid Stars Wolverines En Route to First Conference Game Knee Injury May Keep Kempthorn Out; Captain Hilkene Ready to Play Tomorrow Wildcat B'SquadPlays Host To Michigan Reserves Today Anxious to get Dack on the vi- Dick Strauss and Dave Gom tory wagon after that 13-0 drub- bing at the hands of Mic...…
…T HE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER, 17, 1947 " Fifty-Eighth Year I I BILL MAULDIN ON WORLD AFFAIRS: IByrnes' New Book ,.. -- . °' 1l\I Letters to the Editor... Edited and managed by students of the Uni- versity of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff John Campbell..................Managing Editor Clyde Recht ..........................City Editor Stuart F nlayson.................…
… 17, Mh7 'T119 MICHI AN DAILY PAGE FTV TUE MICgiGlNIIIILYPPAGE1 1 ............... - ... - Honors Planned For JunlSor Coeds Mortarboard Society Will Give Corsages To Outstanding Campus Women Today Thirty-six junior women will be honored today for outstanding achievement in service, scholarship and leadership during their first three semesters at the university by Mortarboard society. The coeds, named at the spring honors convocation, will...…
…, oTHE MICH~IGAN D~AILY FRIDA&Y, O TWOB!R 17; 190 ..wr rrwwi.rrr . r ..ra nn uw e ..rrr rro mnrrrr.wMiM.'Me s, CAMPUS CULTURE: Intellectual Bull Sessions In Demand for Air Show By MARY STEIN If your crowd's midnight bull sessions (as authorized by the Of- flee of Student Affairs) strike you as being intellectual enough-and inhibited enough-to be on the air, pass the word along to Prof. Waldo Abbot. Prof. Abbot, whose office as di- Name D...…
…CALLAHAN ACT See Page 2 Y Latest Deadline in the State 471 tig WARMER, SHOWERS VOL. LVII, No.16S OIY 194 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, July 17 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS U.S. Requests Powers Drop Treaty Veto Japanese Peace Parley August 19 By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, July 16-The United States challenged Russia and the other great powers today to give up their veto rights in drafting a peace treaty for Japan. It also suggested that a...…
