…X THE MCHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JANUARY THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JANUARY SRC Report- Lists Results Of 'Air Raid' Oaklan 1 Testing Uses Surprise In Oakland, California, May 5, 1955, was a day when air raid si- rens blew, announcing for all prac- tical purposes a surprise enemy attack There had been no previous pub- lic warning: this was it. At least, that is what the government want- ed the people of Oakland to think. Civilian Defense ...…
… iti DAitg GRADUATE EXPANSION See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State CLOUDY AND COOLER VOL. LXII, No. 85 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1952 EIGHT PAGES r * * * * * * * * * Research Center Heads Program New Multi-million Dollar Expansion Includes Buildings, Living Facilities By CRAWFORD YOUNG Gigantic plans for a multi-million dollar "overflow" campus in the hills beyond the Huron River were announced by the Universit...…
…T.'WO . THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1952 , A DAILY OFFICIAL' BULETIN ELIKINE0 The' Daily -Official -Bulletin is an- offi4tl publication. of the University of Michigan for which the Michigan Daily assumes no editorial responsi- bility. Publication in it is construc-- tiie notice to. all members of. the University. Notices should be sent in TYPEWRITTEN--form to Room 2552 ,Administration Building before 3 p.m._ thedypiyecedin...…
…FRIDAY. JANUARY 18. 1952 THE MICHIGAN-DAILY ]PAGE THEE Six Wolverine Squads Active Between Set nesters 4' 4' s a * s Bowling Green Swimmers To Clash with 'M' Tonight * * * 4 . F 1 I -1 By HERB NEIL Michigan's record - shattering swimmers will be out to break some more national and pool marks in tonight's meeting with Bowling Green at 8 p.m. in the Intramural Pool. After the non-Conference dual meet tonight the Wolverines will...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRWAT, JANUARY 18, 1952 THE MICHIGAN DAILY I I I n FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1952 Graduate Expansion 1952 Racing Form THE BIG, LONG expected news was offi- cially announced yesterday. A vast building and research program is planned for the University on the north bank of the Huron River. The first two buildings will house the Engineering Re- search Institute and the Phoenix Me- inorial building for atomic research...…
…PAGE FIVE FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1952 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'Artistry in Orchid' To Transport Couples tc Southern Isles i-Hop Plans in Full Swing; Ticket Sales will Continue Coeds Announce Engagements, Wedding Plans * * * * * * SEEING STARS: Students who still wish to pur- chase tickets for the '52 J-Hop, "Artistry in Orchid," may do so Monday through Friday of next week at the ticket booth in the Administration Bldg. or in the Off...…
…THE MICIIIGAI'SN1)A I 1 j I k:.?IDAY: JANuRY18, 1952 1~ .. . . . . . . ............ . . ..... ............ ... . ......... --.1 . .. .. . ................. i !!!M - ______- [ r r r rrrorrrv.;:.o" ":.r.'.L .". .0 "!'4. e''.5.. rr....'. .. ..« ... ...... r".r.. :rr":^: t:^: '::':':': v jI AT THE COLLEGE SHOP .. N e w S a sn{e: in a N wsNEW SPRING !SU1ITS bNatGaynes 18.00 ca. They're as new as your lost edition's front . k page ... these p...…
…PAGE SEVEN FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1952 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JAUARY 18, 152.THE:M_.IGAN._ AIL ork On F7 H 79r in r G : L, ytt T * Ai l * * * * * * * * Engineering Unit To Be Near Huron Research Center Gets New Home By BARNES CONNABLE One of the University's fastest growing arms, the Engineering Re- search Institute will finally find a home when development of the huge area north of the Huron River is achieved. Harried sci...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY FDAY, JANUARY 18, 1952 ________________________________________ Pianist Levant To Play In First Recital at Hill MORE SAY-SO: a. Oscar Levant, a colorful person- ality in American music, will ap- pear in the extra concert series presentation at 8:30 p.m. today in Hill Auditorium. Nationally famous for his ap- pearanes on radio and television as well as for his roles in several motion pictures, Levant promis...…
… CITY EDITOR'S SCRATCHPAD See Page 4 Y int Latest Deadline in the State ~Iaitr PARTLY CLOUDY, MILD LXI, No. 58 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, 1951 EIGHT PAGES 1%iVfili ilsuib 7 2 Chinese Price-Wage Freeze Seen Likely Soon Advancing Costs Necessitate, Move WASHINGTON -(P)- A gene- ral price-wage "freeze" will be or- dered within the next five or six days, a key government official said yesterday as food prices soar- ed ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1951 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN and various advertising material; also, editing of a monthly em- ployee paper. The advancement in sales work is excellent. The posi- tion is in Chicago. The U. S. Rubber Company needs chemical engineers to work In the Cleveland area. Position is open to new graduates. For further information con- cerning the above, call at the Bureau of Appointments, Room 3528, Adminis...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY '" Faces Tough Minnesota Sextet PAGE THREE Tom orrow * * Gopher Games First of Six Slated Between Semesters A rough Minnesota hockey out- fit which gave Michigan a pair of bruising battles earlier in the month. comes to town this week- end for a two game series at the Coliseum. Friday night's contest will com- mence at the usual 8:00 p.m. starting time while Saturday's clash will proably begin at 8:30 p.m. becaus...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, 1951 The City Editor's SCRATCH PADS- By PAUL BRENTLINGER A RATHER SIMPLE amendment to Alder- man A. D. Moore's latest Ann Arbor zoning proposal could change what is now a very discriminatory plan into a reasonably fair and adequate one. In an effort to compromise the in- terests of fraternity and sorority members with those of local home owners, Prof. Moore's plan would establish a special A-1 zone c...…
… THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sports Program To Be Varied For 'U'Women Recreational leadership, modern dance composition, figure skating, outing, riding and life saving are among the activities offered by the Physical Education Department for Women during the spring semester. The full semester recreational leadership course is being offered from 3-5 p.m. Friday. It has been designed to survey activities and materials for ca...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, 1951 0,000 'DREAM' HOUSE: Raffle Prize Troubles 'Lucky' Winner UNWRITTEN RULE: Campus Ban on Queens Gets Varied Comment Budget Pointers By MARY LETSIS Winning a $30,000 house on a 50-cent chance brought nothing but one headache after another to Barney Bach, '51E, until a buy- er showed up with a $23,000 as- pirin. That's how Barney summed it all up after he had recuperated from his unusual headac...…
… .195 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TH TCTTTjEj j VAN L7 C)TT.x. L.LJ 1 sM SYMBOLISM QUESTIONABLE: 'Ghost of Dadaism' Hangs in Museum F By ALICE MENCHER An ordinary black snow shovel hangs in stark simplicity on a wall of the University Museum of Art. Intruding upon the colorful in- tricacies of the cubist art work surrounding it, this shovel is the ghost of a bizarre protest move- ment of the 20's known as "Da- daism' AFTER THE CLOSE of World War...…
… PACE EIGHT MARCH OF DIMES: Campaign Proceeds Will3 Aid Local Polio Victims THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MICHIGAN DATTAY THURSDAY, JAN VARY 18, 1951 THURSDAY; JANUARY 18, 1951 IC4r 'U IE NEWS t S * * The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis has launched its annual March of Dimes cam- paign to raise funds to fight one of the nation's most dangerous and dreaded diseases. In recent years the number of polio cases has risen to what medi...…
…LEAGUEsPOLITICKING See Page 4 jC17", r .Ait tOXa Latest Deadline in the State 43a i4 WINDY, COLDER VOL. LX., No. 38 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1950 PRICE FIVE CENTS PhoenixGift Plan Pushed By Ruthven President Speaks To Detroit Alums By JIM BROWN (Special to The Daily) DETROIT - Speaking before more than 500 University alumni An Rackham Memorial Audito- rium, President Alexander G. Ruthven last night officially launched...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1954 ,_ s WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18. TOffO J 'FINAL' TIME DRAWS NIGH: Biannual Blues Take Campus by Storm By EVA SIMON "Hit the books" month seems to be well under way. With final exams a few days away, students are cramming li- braries and study halls, finishing term papers and catching up on 16 weeks of reading assignments. LOCAL book stores reported a sudden demand for text books from s...…
…rx WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1950 THLE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TT11rE Follow The Leaders Big Ten Stars Outshoot 'M' Cage Squad NHL LEADERS G A Lindsay, Detroit...... 17 29 Abel, Detroit ........ 21 22 Richard, Montreal ... 25 12 Ronty, Boston .......16 21 Conacher, Chicago .... 15 21 Howe, Detroit. .......15 20 Bentley, Chicago...... 7 27 TP 46 43 37 37 36 35 34 NBA LEADERS TP Ave. Mikan, Mpls. ...... 1,075 28.3 Groza, Indpls....... 875 24...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNF:%nAV- _'fANTTAR.V -11 Y- d I a T._. MICHIGavAN f SiL1T. lL r ANT V 01A' TV ~~JAJ. A1 ~LA~ t311'LY 1, 1J ..iU 9k 7hij CORNER 0@O b League Politicking RADICALS-who ought to have an impor- tant function in the University-have been growing pitifully weak. Anyone who has watched the recent activities of the Inter, Racial Association, or observed the factional squabble in the Committee to End Discrim- inat...…
… WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1950 F THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAG NFIV II I Tea: 4:30-6 p.m., Thurs.~ Jan. 19, SWork, Activities Offer Proof O WellRounded College Life'-. J-H op Bandleaders By MARGE REUBENE For those who believe that a woman can't work her way through school and still have time for extra-curricular activities, Yvonne Fossenkemper, president of Stockwell Hall, offers proof to the contrary. Miss Fossenkemper, who has earned her entir...…
…AGE SIX F THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19, MM STARGAZING BY RADIO: West Quad "Hams 'Contact South Africa P r-Med Students To ur 'U' Hospital Facilities HAIL TO THE COLORS: Colorful History Found Behind Maize and Blue 4 * * By JACK LAZARUS "William 8 Zebra Sugar Queen calling Zebra Sugar 4 Baker Love." This may strike many as a new foreign language, but radio "ham" operators can easily translate it into "Station W8ZSQ, West Q...…
…CANADIAN Y .4ft 'iz'"n CITIZENSHIP ACT i1u FAIR AND CLOUDY See Page 2 Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVII, No. 85 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 18, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS Talmadge Bars Arnall From Office in Capitol; Big Four Draft Treaties New 'Capitol' Established In OfficeBuilding Incumbent Decries 'Storm Troop' Force By The Associated Press ATLANTA, Jan. 17-Ellis Arnal lost his temporary offices in the statehouse rot...…
…i7I-- Fiction MOMENT IN LONELINESS .. .. .. .... ...MAIZIE GUISAKOFF BIRDCAGE IN TOLEDO . . .. . . .. .. . .DON THORNBURY SALE .. .. ... ..... .... ..... .... RUSSELL LADUE LING FOO .. .. .. ... ..... ...........JOE KNOX NINE THIRTY......... ...........DON CURTO Poetry by RICHARD KOPPITCH JEANNETTE HAIEN HAROLD V. WITT JOHN HOWARD DON LA BADIE CID CORMXN Essays by Book, Reviews by JUNE FRIEDENBERG JEANNETTE HAIEN EUGENE B. ELLIOTT LESTER WOLF...…
…TWO TTW T Tt", TI2AN rIAT VV r- Cl A ?VTrD 1% a 17 T,& 1 z Vtvr 1111% 1111V111.V".Gll\ 1}j ilJl -' " .i __ i r ,SATU1W/I3, JANUARY 18,14-, J Canadian Citizenship Act TE, Canadian Citizenship Act, recently passed, has given national identity to 12 million former British subjects. Although Canada has held dominion sta- tus in the British Empire for 79 years and is now recognized as a sovereign nation in her international dealings, citizen...…
…Page Two PERSPECTIVES Perspectives EDITOR. Margery Wald AssocTAT EDITORS Doris Cohen, Cid Corman, Russ LaDue LTER"RY STAFF Stan Bradshaw, Joan Lochner, June Friedenberg, Dave Stewart, Harry Moses MANAGING EDITORS Don Curto, June Miller SOPHOMORE STA . . Marge Granse, Norma Levy, Henry Schmer ADVISORY BOARD Arno L. Bader, Morris Greenhut, Allan Seager EDITORIAL what he does with that subject that concerns us; here, we feel, is the only THE L...…
…~ATV~DY; ~ANJa~fT f 1 L,1H XT f CG:N1IMALY AO rAGF, Michigan, Minnesota Sextets attle Cagers Face Purdue Wrestlers Open Conferenee Ia cob In Home Tilt Tonight Campaign Against Wildeats Goals Second Place Wolverines Seek Telth Victory 'By V EIA IN Kargkos In Row on Yost Field House Hoop Court Michigan's varsity wrestiers, showed up nicely in his Maize < Feo To Tie son Nets Three CHICAGO - a st erd'1 for Wolverines it1 9 j i eCl i AP Sportif...…
…PERSPECTIVES Page Three MOMENT IN LONELINESS ... Maizie Gzsakoff -KAREN and Arthur walked down the pier together, but Karen kept a little behind Arthur so that she could run to the side and look over at the whitened outlines of dead fish in the harbor mud or let her eyes follow the swoop of the gulls around the thin masts of the fishing-boats. Their steps made hollow sounds on the pier-boards. As her steps stopped for moments or quickened...…
…_THE MICHIGAN DAILY ' TURDAY, JAN High Schools Hold Debates 125 Teams Practice For Championship Preliminary rounds of practice debates are now under way among the 125 schools enrolled in the Michigan High School Forensic Association, according to Lawrence W. Grosser, Association manager. The question being debated is: "Resolved, that the federal gov- ernment should provide a system of complete medical care avail- able to all citizens at publi...…
…Page Four PER S PE CTIVES MOMENT IN LONELINESS ..Continued From Page Three thought. Beauty is not wolf, it is a slow -eel with odor of salt that binds itself wrod the arms and will not let the chest take breath. "Beauty came to me in the shape of an eel." The piers stretched long to the town, infinitely far. The light-house flashed red warn- mgs. She looked at Arthur, bent over the -od, dark-haired and intent, his shirt light against the da...…
…PERSPECTIVE S Page Five THE NATURE OF THE ARTIST .. Jue Friedlen berg ACCORDING to Aldous Huxley, the artist can be understood if his activ- ity is considered as fundamentally the performance of a 'maker.' "... Like all makers, he requires a stock of raw ma- terials, in his case experience." Is there a distinction between the artist, the maker; and the artist, the creator? If the artist is a maker, he is the chapter closer of civilization. ...…
…Page -ix PERSPECTIVES age Six PER&-r SPA-ATIVA LOS VOLADORES ... John Howard I. THE WAITER AT "MIGUEL'S There is no finer place in Mexico To eat: the food is good, the people here Are such that one may see the world in them, And all of history that's lost and dim . Just see our waiter there, how carefully He bears the wine to us: as though it were Sun's water, precious in a golden cup, Enchaliced on a temple top at dawn's Beginning brightn...…
…PERSPECTIVES Page Svern a. w v VLVG[F r LOS VOLADORES...Continued THE DANCE OF YUM KAX, THE HARVEST LORD I am, my Lord, of autumn-time. Frosty nights and ripened maize, Bird-swarms from the north, warm days, And hint of winter's cold are mine. Not dead but dying is the year When men send worship to my ear. My time of year is only death If one is blind to use of seed - Which is Thy masterwork indeed, Oh Lord, is Thine own gracious breath B...…
…Page Eight PERSPECTIVES BIRDCAGDIn TOLEDO ..Don Thornbury H E PAUSED for a moment in the entranceway of the front cocktail lounge of the Fox & Hounds Club, lit up a cigarette and peering over the cupped hand that held the match, took in the room through narrowed eyes. He looked over his shoulder once and then walked over to the bar, let- ting his right hand slip into his well fitting but unpressed double breasted, blue, pinstripe coat. H...…
…PE RSPECTIVES Page Nine STATE EDUCATION ... Eugene B. Elliott Ens OR'S NOTE: Eugene B. Elliott is the Superintendent of Public Instruction n the State of Michigan. College enrollment figures for Michi- gan will climb to new heights by 1960 although it is believed that by that time the unusual enrollments caused by the avalanche of returning veterans will have' passed. Conservative data for Michigan indicate that by the end of the next deca...…
…Page Ten PERSPECTIVES Bseeee"JK REVIEWH "a sincere experiment". .. Jeannette Haien NIGHTWOOD By Djuna Barnes DJUNA BARNES' novel NIGHTWOOD was first published in 1937, but now, reprinted by New Classics, and prefaced by an enthusiastic introduction by T. S. Eliot, it is beginning to receive the criti- cal attention it deserves. It is possible that one reason for this delayed re- sponse is that Miss Barnes' book does not fall into any of the...…
…PER IlkPVCTIVES PDa..v lof a AL JLA JLIL XJ JL JLJ 'A 'JL T k7 NINE THIRTY . Don Curto AT NINE O'CLOCK on the evening of May 26, 1946, in Tientsin, China, it was raining. The streets were almost de- serted except for a few rickshas and streams of black water eddying in the gutters. Henri de Saint-Hubert was at home in a small apartment house in the old French concession. Henri had once been Prefect of the; French police for the concessibn....…
…Page Twelve PERSPECTIVES BOOK REVIEW "is complete madness"... Lester Wolfson THE STRANGER By Albert Camus MR. C. S. Lewis has recently issued a strong rebuke to the unrestrained belief that all materials can serve equal- ly well as the basis of art. He does not foolishly suppose that philosophic and aesthetic value are one and the same thing, that a negative belief must nec- essarily spell the form which encloses it: he would certainly pre...…
…CONSULT COUNSELORS See Page 2 Lw4h ijatt]u CLOUI)Y VOL. LVI, No. 54 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1946 PRICE FIVE CENTS 'Understanding Among Peoples' Emphasized Speakers Tell Veterans Student Exchange Committee UNO Alone Cannot Assure Peace A panel of five speakers told a meeting of the Veterans International Student Exchange Committee yesterday that world peace cannot exist "without understanding among peoples" in an open me...…
…PAGE TWO THE - MICHIGAN DAILY MIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1948 + a. aTC rTr aN IiXIT*7V2'9111 flUDAY ..JvANARY iR. lftv aasf R FOR WISER CURRICULUM CHOICES: Early Talks with ANNUAL MEETING: Church Members Will Benefit From Conference of Pastors By ALICE JORGENSEN Much dissatisfaction with the pres- ent system of electing subjects would be eliminated is students spent more time discussing work for future sem- esters with their academic counselo...…
…TH1E MTICH1GAN DAIAY rPate _ _ Michigan Hockey Teambattles Gophers Tonight Wrestlers Open Mat Campaign At Bloomington Chiaines or Peterson May Replace Dworsky By CHUCK LEWIS Coach Cliff Keen and nine grap- plers will depart from Ann Arbor at 1 p.m. this afternoon for Bloomington to initiate the 1946 wrestling season in a dual match with Indiana's mat- men Saturday. The starting lineup is quite definite except in the heavyweight division...…
…AGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JANUARY _ I$, 1946- ...... .... PRIDAY, JANUARY 18. 1946 I Fifty-Sixth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Han-nega Popular in Capital oLQtceN co cue (! o'diEop IImt*ITeL esjNDwNeftw eRlYWoI.4.... Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board of Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Ray Dixon..... ..... Managing Editor RobertGoldman .. . . CityE...…
…rfRiDAY, JANUARY 18, 1546 THE MICHIG~AN fbAIT_ .ja V(' .a d7LV1JLU a A " A. ar First League House Dance To Be Held Jan. 2 6 iLeague Mixer To Initiate New Series of Parties For Unaffiliated Coeds Not Living in Dorms; Women of Zones V I, V I I To Be Hostesses The first in a series of League House Dances to be held this year will be held from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, January 26 in the League ballroom, Rosalyn Long, general chairman of ...…
…v.- rAGE SIX '"H --MICaHI CAI DAIL DAY, JANUARY- 18, 1946 _____________________________________________----__------_ ------------- Im, DOCTORS BRUSH UP: Medical School Offers Review Courses for Returning Vets "Clinical Applications of the Basic Sciences," first of three intensive post-graduate refresher courses, planned by the medical school for re- turning medical officers and civilian physicians, is now being conducted at University ...…
…FIGHT INFANTILE PARALYSIS J -01 4p Nit alt Diatig WEATHER Cloudy, Occasional Light Snow, Warmer VOL. LV, No. 61 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JAN. 18, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS r sw Captured as Reds Cut Through Poland Roosevelt Re GLANCE Congress Heed Plea 1,600,000 Men Are Seriously Needed By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Jan. 17.-The na- tion's war chiefs called for 1,600,000 more soldiers, sailors and factory workers today. ...…
…1, i4 P 'llif i d", U i P - it 'K\T -n ii -i -i 7;i7 I JI r YI . l.11 _f1A.IN 'A I L -Hi)AY ci, :JAN.:, 18, i94 S Widens Left Flank Along Luzon Beachhead u.... i American Aircraft Supports All Ground Operations at Manila and Fort Stotsenburg By The Associated Press GENERAL MACARTHUR'S HEADQUARTERS, Luzon, Thursday, Jan. 18-Progress stepped up along the left flank of Gen. Douglas MacArthur's wide Luzon beachhead as Sixth Army patrols...…
…THURSDAY, JAN. 18, 1945 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,1 +5 Grid Rivalry with Michigan State To Be Resumed in Fall Basketball Team Faces Most Difficult Weekend, First Place Iowa, Runnerup Buckeye Tear To Provide Opposition Tomorrow, Saturday Facing their hardest weekend cam- paign of the season, the Michigan basketball team will take on Iowa and Ohio State on successive nights, meeting the Hawkeyes here Friday and journeying to Columbus to face ...…
… TI- 1J V C I!AAI 13, lii f WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Daughter Becomes-FDR's Aid 7 ]The Pen dulun By DREW PEARSON WASHINGTON, Jan. 18-Closest person to the President as he stands at the threshold of his fourth term is no longer Harry Hopkins, no longer Mrs. Roosevelt, but his attractive, viva- cious daughter, Anna Boettiger. For about two years, Anna has been living at the White House where she has come to be not only hostess, but her ...…
…y irs.uid ri , a; tis i c THE MICHIGAN DAILY PLOGE T~IJ~S~AY, JAN. 18, 1945 PAGE Gigantic Navy Log Book To Be Higihliht of Annual Ship's Ball Soph Project Professor Pargment Comments Rates Workers On Student's Response to Russian Decorations Are Deep Secret; Sherwood's Orchestra To Play The "Largest Guest Book in the World" will be one of the outstand- ing highlights of Ship's Ball to be presented from 8 p. m. to midnight tomorrow in t...…
