…WORLD )LEADERSHIP SeePare 4 Y It jIaii4 CLOUDY, LIGHT SNOW Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVI, No. 49 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS Truman Askscongress To Revive Controls I Campus Rent Witnesses To Hold Meeting Nov. 24 Hearing To Be Discussed A meeting to co-ordinate all campus groups interested in ap- pearing at next week's open hear- ing on relaxing local rent con- trols, will be held at 4:30 ...…
…THE, MICHIGAN .DAILY TUE SDAY, CAMPUS HIGHLIGHTS Library Lecture ... Dr. Warner G. Rice, director of the General Library, will give a lecture on "The Library and Its Services to the College Teacher" as part of the course, "Current Problems in Higher Education," at 7 p.m. today in Rm. 110 of the Library. The lecture is open to the faculty and graduate students. * * * Engineering Meeting... Sigma IEho Tau, engineering speech society, will ...…
…ryV7fEflfJ EP, ,1947 THE MICHIGAN DAILY U '.. I a WELL MANNED: Matt Mann Begins 23rd Year as 'M' Tank Coach By MiiAY GRANT If the experts are correct, Mich- igan swimmers will make up at least one-third of the United States contingent to the 1948 Olympic Games, but the man di- rectly reponsible for this repre- sentation, Matt Mane, Wolverine swimnin g coach, will not he lead- 1g his ci .ares a the other American strs when the Olympics co...…
…TIHE MICIHGAN DAILY TUESDAY, NO Fif tigth Bag Fifty-Eighth Year ON WORLD AFFAIRS: Inverse Compliment 7-c-,C J r 'I 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 Nancy Helmick ...................General Manager Clyde Recht ..........................City Editor Jeanne Swendeman.........Advertising Manager ...…
…. OVEMBER 18, 1947 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Panhel Continues Ticket Sales For Formal IM Dance Friday Kenton's Jazz WiIl BeStarred A limited number of tickets are still on sale for the 1947 all- campus, girl-bid Panhel Ball, which will be presented from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m, Friday in the In- tramural Building. "Elysian Eve" ticket sales will continue from 1 to 5 p.m. in the undergraduate office of the League and will reopen during Coeds Start New...…
…mr, qttftTrAx Mity TtJgDAT, NOVflmut la, 14#47 'm A # I I 30 D AYS! STEP DOWN, NEXT CASE: Mock Hearings Test Future Lawyers' Court Ability By FRAN IVICK The ipso facto boys will be pounding a terrific gavel from now until Christmas. With 84 freshman and 43 junior cases on the docket, the Case Club is busy conducting hearings at 4:15 every week-day afternoon. until the Law School adjourns for vacation. Though the Case Club's Competition ...…
…HIGHLIGHTS OF THE 'GAME See Page 6 Y A6F AIi D1ai6ti COLDER AND CLOUDY VOL. LVI, No. 16 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1945 Michigan asses Diow"n urdue, 27-13 Planned Vet Olin ic Here Under Fire Change of Project Site To Detroit Is Asked Proposed plans of the Michigan Office of Veterans Affairs to estab- lish a permanent veterans readjust- ment clinic in Ann Arbor under the direction of the University were under fire thi...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1945 DEMOCRACY IN EAST: Huntley Urges Support of Colonials Thanksgiving Is Traditionally One-Day University Holiday -by Student Request By PHYLLIS KAYE "The United States should, if pos- sible, encourage, rather than at- tempt to suppress, the independence movement in Java and other coun- Novelty Musical Addition Helps Entertain Vets A merimba, first cousin of the xylophone, helped to e...…
…SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1945 THE MICHIGAN 1DATY Hawley Sees Trend to Bigger, Heavier Postwar Automobiles ALUMNAE COUNCIL BUYS HOUSE: Girls Practice Co-op Life at Henderson r By DORIS WEST The future does not look very bright for postwar pint-sized and three-wheeled automobiles. The pre-war trend was not toward smaller cars, according to Prof. R. S. Hawley, chairman of the Department of Mechanical Engineering in the College of Engineering....…
…40 A ova THE MICHIGAN DAILY s SUNDAY, NOVEMBER. 1I, 1945 i Fifty-Sixth Year ~p WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Attlee Resents Faux Pas ,. {' 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 Robert Goldman..... . . . . .. City Editor Betty Roth.... . . . . . . . Editorial Director Margaret Farmer . . ....…
…THE MICHIGAN flAILY PAGE FIV .._ a. I Registration Opens Tomorrow For J G Project Dance Classes Instruction Available To All 'U' Students Registration for Junior Girls' Proj- ect, social dancing classes open to the entire student body, will be from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. tomorrow and Tues- day at both the League and the Un- ion, and from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. tomor- row at the League only, for the con- venience of those attending the con- cert. Jun...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY Michigan erials Smas1 urdue, 27 -13 Wolverines Retain Title Hopes in Convincing Win Elliott's Passes Click for Three Scores Despite Rain; Nussbaumer, Renner Also Star Game ighlights ..y Bill Mullendore( 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 '* 0 Michigan Coach Fritz Crisler was not overenthusiastic about the showing of his team, despite the importance of t'e victory. "We were spotty," he commented. "When we looked good, we lo...…
…4 SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1945. THE MICHIGAN DAILY U liliil ARMY. PENN . .".. 61 OSU.. . .... 27 INDIANA . .. .a19 IOWA......20 NAVY..... . . . . 0ILLINOIS .... 2 PITT.0..1.. UMINNESOTA ..19 WISCONSIN. .36 NOTRE DAME 34 MSC ... ... WILDCATS ... 7 PENN STATE. oS Tops , 7-2; Iowa Upsets Minnesota Buckeyes- Score Three Times in Final Period By The As COLUMBUS, ssociated Press . 0., Nov. 17-Ohiof SCOAE State's power burst in the ...…
…T THE MICHIGAN DAILY we 5 . r f rt ' ' ' ' j ,' ' 3P t '' ' '1 tix ' - 11 .. j f ..Fm.:.r ' ! i Li ,, ,r t' E a , r , He hasn't forgotten. We haven't forgotten, either, soldier. Not you -or the hundreds of thousands of other veterans who ;have sweated and bled and given their hands, legs, eyes, minds-eyes, and their lives-while we sat at home, cheering. ON OCTOBER 29TH, the last-and the most important-Bond drive yet made in this war ...…
…9111 Y ,; 12 £fr 43UU i~At6. WEATHER Partly cloudy, but not quite so cold A VOL. LV, No. 16 ANN ARBOR, MICRIGAN SATURDAY, NOV. 18, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Six Allied Armies Moving Toward erlin Wolverns Met ders Wisconsin Squad May Surprise Favorites Inspired Eleven. From Madison Will Be Out To "Win. This One for Allan Shafer" Today By BILL MULLENDORE With vague whisperings of the word "upset" being circulated among Wolverine football...…
…'AGE TWO -THE MICHIGAN DAILY to ti DAV, NOV. 18, 044 1 .._.. _... a a . m IE7ax . AN F A 1l 8lS lAT VNV.18 14 r LIdOiga4 - aii Fifty-Fifth Year WASHINGTON MERRYGO-ROUND: Cabinet Situation Is Tense the Pendulu Ii MU1SIC Edited and managed by students 'of the University of Michigan under the authority of theBoard in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Evelyn Phillips . . Managing Editor Stan Wallace . . . . City Editor Ra...…
…SATURDAY, NOV. 18, 1944 THE M ICRIGAN D AiLY Wisconsin in Can Destroy Michigan Title I lopes _ I.. N .,.,.,. .. #(akat9 the te#uh4 By HANK MANTHO Daily Sports Editor .._ .:. r: '::; . ': ;.; :. I_, ALTHOUGH we missed up on one game last week, we got five of the games on the right side of the ledger and that is pretty good figurin' for any amateur. That leaves me with 10 winners, one loser and no ties for the season and a percentage of...…
…'""" THE MICHIGAN -DAILY 5ATiRDAY, NOV. 18, 194 Annual Messiah Concert To Be Given Dec. 17 Jonson, Greenwell, Olson, and Van Kirk To Be Featured Soloists The University Musical Society will present its annual Christmas performance of Handel's monumen- tal oratorio at 3 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 17 in Hill Auditorium. Its performance includes local tal- ent: Frieda Op't Holt Vogan, instruc- tor in organ at the University; the University Symphony Orch...…
…V ! iii A it1i zttt mv WF q / eather Snow Flurries VOL. LIV No. 15 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOV. 18, 1943 PRICE FFE C11S Germans Launch New Counteroffensive Germans Capture { CruiserI Boise Packed' With British Tommies Leros Isle. Tiny Island Succumbs After Five Days of Heavy Bombardment By The Associated Press CAIRO, Nov. 17.-The tiny but strategic island of Leros has been captured by the Germans in five days of heavy f...…
…I THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUL1RDA~1NOV. 18. 1943 U U A SUPPORT NEEDED: Food Subsidies Aid in War Against Inflation THE FOOD SUBSIDIES program, the only successful way we have found so far to roll back the menacing tide of inflation will, in all probability, be one step nearer to destruction after the anti-subsidies bill, vehicle. of all op- ponents of Roosevelt, is voted on in the House Monday. After months of unceasing effort, victory is now...…
… ~TJRSIAY, NOV, iJS,1943 T1111 4 '111C]"ICAN DAILY a. rn - 1.w- ...S. . A 1- .. LA . 1~ 49 vc .... an _ Former Cage Stars To Fill Army Teams T aSu'ad's JPotentialities To Win Them Tentative Schedule with Varsity Two ten-man teams, studded with numerous ex-college stars, will be playing for Company C in the Army's intra-company basketball league. The starting five is composed of John Steppling, St. Francis, and George Kraw, University of S...…
…r~~ ot THE~ -Alf 11Wi _. . . f Ensian Sets Final Deadline For Pictures February Graduiates Must Have Pictures Sent in by January 1 "Seniors graduating in February must have their pictures for the En- sian in by Jan. 1 at the very latest," Rosemary Klein, '46, Ensian Circula- tion Manager announced yesterday. Seniors must come to the Student Publications Building to pay the $2 charge for having their pictures and a list of their campus acti...…
… , ,,. .vw.v .a. ,. ,syyw.d,....,. ,.,,. sv, ...:... ~itzgan 4 th Weather Light Rain, Colder VOL LIII No. 39 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 18, 1942 _______________-~O PRICE FIVE CENTS FDRI Hails Successes . .Paci.i Hails African Battle; Defends Naval Secrecy in Reporting Losses for Press Releases By RICHARD L. TURNER Associated Press Correspondent WASHINGTON, Nov. 17. - Presi- dent Roosevelt tonight hailed Amer- ican successes i...…
…4 PAC-r TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wv1bNEtflAY, N.i o 8, 1942 _. w _. a ., U' To Sponsor 12 Broadcasts Choir To Offer Hymn Program on Sundays Twelve radiocasts per week are to originate from the Morris Hall Uni- versity ,broadcasting studios begin- ning Sunday, Nov. 22, it was an- nounced yesterday by Prof. Waldo A~bott, director of the broadcasting service. This year station WCAR, Pontiac,) will be used by the University for four of the pr...…
…WEDNESDAY, NOV. I$; 1942 I THE MICHIGAN DAILY i eDNSANV 8 92?G ~ Michigan RanksFourth In Nation; Ohio State Takes Fifth 4,' Georgia and Georgia Tech Top AP Poll' Boston College Holds Third Place Position NEW YORK, Nov. 17.-P)-The best college football team in the land, i the opinion of most of the 126 sports writers who voted today in the Associated Press weekly poll, is un- beaten, untied Georgia, but 37 of the voters aren't convinced...…
…PAGE FOLK THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, NOV. 18, 1942 s . _I 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 :theS 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 the...…
…' N 4!AY, N1OV. 1, 142 ..l M('TGN ~T. ....,. Inq and &n agrementi I f Song And Skit Contest To Be Held For Drive Junior Girls' Bond And Stamp Joan Reutter, '43SM, also known as "Miss Michigan of Song," became the bride' of Second Lieut. David E. Eldredge, '43, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon C. Eldredge of East Lansing, at 5 p.m. Monday in the Collegiate Sorosis house. Miss Reutter is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob J. Reutter of Grosse P...…
… six THE MICHIGAN DAILY VOONMAX, -96V.46, -1.912 U. War Is Topic of Conferences with Principals 'Consultations Will Be Held Tomorrow for University Freshmen The war will be the major topic 6f the panel discussion which will rm an important part of the six- teenth annual Principal-Freshman Conference to be held tomorrow in the Rackham Building and the League. The discussion panel, led by Prof. Harold M. Dorr of the political sci- 'nce depa...…
… I 1 .d ., / #... "... 1 1 Wether43t Mild Partly Cloudy VOL. LH. No. 44 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1941 Z-323 Russians Gain Defense, Labor's Rights Tokyo Envoy, Mines Virtuall St Near Capital; Compatible,_Carey Says FDR ConferY Nazis Capture (Editor's Note: Thistry weas. shop was granted in the mines, it On Far East X Lews Defies S( ,. tained frm exclusive interviews with woud not be pushed further, he * up , t i ' James ...…
…THE MICHIGAN IDAILY Police Hunt RobbIfxSusgect Polid today are searching for a in the morning and returned it to its 16-year-old boy in a tan leather place. jacket, believed to have stolen $200 Glea Wipple, filling station own- in cash and checks from Wipple's er, stated to the police that a young Service , Station on Huron Avenue boy, about 16 years old, was in the sometime Sunday. station for a half hour Saturday. The money was reported mi...…
… A7; N4 VE1BER I F S, 194! TtE }Iffg] tL olverines Climb To Fifth Place In AP Football Rank PAGE- THRE ings Gophers Again Rated Nation's TopGridders Longhorns Drop To Ninth; Texas A. And M., Duke In Runnerup Positions NEW YORK, Nov. 17.-;(P)=-Gain- ing their strongest support of. the season after their best offensive. showing in recent weeks, the Golden Gophers of Minnesota retained top spot in the Associated Press football rankingpoll today...…
…___________________FT E MICHIGAN DAILY TEDYNVME f t , tar~i mutt11 1 w) ,dited and managed by students of the University Of' higan under the authority of the Board in Control Student Publications. 'tiblished every morning except Monday during the Iversity year and Summer, Session. Member of the Associated Press !he Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the 3 for republication of all news dispatches credited to or not otherwise credit...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sop homore Cabaret To Offer Three Rooms ___.._ Sectional Colloquialisms Puzzle The Uninitiated, Even In America By GERTRUDE CLUBB You may know French, Spanish o Greek, but this knowledge will be o little use when ypur roommate say she has gum bands in the poke she is carrying or that her hat is in the cup board. Unless you're from Pennsyl vania or vicinity you will look very befuddled until she shows you tha she has ...…
… THE MTCHI.C A'N n A TTY:' Tti kit x v lim. T-lE Mu7HICA.Na.AIIV iax aAVV~ - ---i". - A A is i ,. A ~a).'~w-wwa French Group . Lecture Series Opens' Today I I Eight Die In Flaming Wreckage Of Bus I Prof. Talgmon Will Read Portions From French Classics Of Literature Several selections from French masterpieces of literature will be read by Prof. Rene Talamon of the ro- mance languages department at 4:15 p.m: today in Room D, Alumni Mern...…
… JOVEMBER 18,\E1941 r- MICIIG N DAILY . 7;500 Pipes Are Played Daily By Organist Palmer Christian By HARRY LEVINE Seventy-five hundred pipes may be a pipe dream to you, but to Prof. Palmer Christian, University organ- ist and member of the music school faculty, it's just part of his daily finger exercises. Professor Christian, who will give his third recital of the current fall Wednesday afternoon series at 4:15 p.m. tomorrow in Hill Audito...…
…City Art Association Presents' Display Of 'Modern Textiles' TIHE MICHIGAN D ALY TUEsDA Typical Fabrics Exhibited By Manufacturers And' Artists';.Methods Sjhown Draped in a fashion designed to' catch the observer's eye are more, than two hundred colorful fabrics that comprise the Ann Arbor Art Association's display of "Modern Tex- tiles," which is open to the public from 2 to 5 p.m. and 7:30 to 9 p.m. throughout this week in the mezza- nine o...…
…LerI :what cooler I Bk igau Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOV. __ iFiring Shoots. The Freshmen Were There, But' There Weren't Any Sophomores Ints tectorate .s :In Prague ed As Result c Celebration Disorders s' Friends IP)-Nine stu-. sities and aca- y German fir- ngleaders. in a lemonstrations ay in the Nazi ia and Mora- nine was re- n official news filtering into hy details of tal of the for- public. stablished was disorders...…
… THE MIC H IGAN DAILY High Accident Rate Is Observed Despite Protected Intersections By RICHARD HARMEL Officer Camp declared. The. police Ann Arbor police authorities are department is willing to oblige, but it confronted with a paradoxical situa- is unable to do so for two reasons: tion in regard to traffic lights, cau- First, the department is not so tion signals and stop signs for the sure that such action would be in city streets, accordin...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY chigan Gridders Out To Even Score Against Pennsylvi 11 -. 4 ++ .:. Evashevski's Return To Line-Up Bolsters Team Strength, Morale Rainwater, Quaker's Star Fullback Out Of Fray; MungerShifts Backs (Continued from Page 1) tp his lineup in four places in an effort to get a quicker charge on the line and some speed in the pack-, field, which has been lacking. Jim Chandler, place-kicking hero of the Harvard game, replaces Gen...…
…N DAILY ". ;f r.E ~ aftn M~t~ orSfn Tru ted and managed by students of the University of igan under the authority of the Board in Control of ent Publications. >lished every morning except Monday during the irsity year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the or republication of all news dispatches credited to not otherwise credited in this newspaper. All sof republication of all othe...…
…LY ick Stabile's Orchestra To Play At Panhellenic Ball, -- 0 U S _ _ . _ Prof. Slawson Gives Reasons' or Women's Scholastic Victory By ELIZABETH M. SHAW Greater scholastic achievement by campus women over men is due to selection, lack of necessity for self- suport, less participation in activi- ties, and more serious consideration of their subjects, Prof. Chester B. Slawson of the geology .department and academic counselor for under- grad...…
… Initiation ceremonies Thursday day unaer tne auspices of the Art officially opened the activity season Cinema League at the Lydia Man- for Tau Beta .Pi, engineering honor delssohn Theatre, Toivo M. Liima- society. tainen, president of the groip, an- Feature events on the Tau Beta nounced yesterday. Pi calendar are the annual spring The Suomi club will have a meet- dance and spring house party which ing Friday night in Lane Hall to are supplem...…
… Weather Cloudy today, cooler; fair tomorrow. L 5k igau ~1Iait Editorial Hitler's Marche Militaire VOL. XLIX. No. 47 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOV. 18, 1938 P'PRICE, FIVE CE Britain Backs Plan For Jewish Refuge;, Nazis Hail 'Martyr'I CIO Supports UAW In Fordj Boycott Plan Haber Decries ExistingPlans For Pensions 11 Action Climaxes Of Securityp At Pittsburgh Planning Program Meeting i Says Visionary. Sche Exert Libe...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Guidance Institute Aids Towns To Found Delinquency Agencies (Editor's Note: This is the seventh in a series ofrarticles on the various socciological research, training and - .service groups at the University.) By MORTON CARL JAMPEL Assisting Michigan communities to organize adequate agencies to deal 4 ~with the problem of delinquent and + maladjusted children is probably the most important aspect of the Child Guidance Inst...…
…18, 1938 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PRESS PASSES -By BUD BENJAMIN - (Editor's Note: Paul Warren, sports editor of the Ohio State Lantern, steps up with the final football exchange column of the year. Thanks to Mr. Warren and the other seven sports editors who contributed this fall.) He Picks Ohio... By PAUL WARREN COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 17. Bolstered physically and mentally by its crushing victory over Illinois last week, Ohio State is gunning for its fi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY MICHIGAN DAILY 71 I _r/ JLl _ -r- s , -2 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 yeareand Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credit...…
…THE IVZICIIIGAN .DAILY THE MJii i %A C J"t! 1A11 vfL7 &LY iJ J W.A.A. Announces Season Will Be Started Monday The bowling alleys in the Woyien's Athletic Building will open Monday, Helen Ellis, of the women's physical education department, announced yesterday. The alleys will be open from 3:15 p.m. to 4 p.m. and from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. daily and will be open from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday. The fee for women students will be five cents a line...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAAILLYY F RA, NOV. 18 , 193 Five Michigan Civil Service Tests Offered Occupational Bureau Asks Applications For Posts Available To Students Five Michigan Civil Service ex- aminations are being offered to stu- dents and alumni of the University through the Bureau of Appointments and Occupational Information. Ap- plications may be filed with the Civil Service Commission in Lansing. The first of these, Sanatorium Medical Assistant...…
…The Weather Cloudy and unsettled, con- tinued cold today; tomorrow snow flurries, colder. L Ar Iaij Editorials When A Vacation Was Last Given VOL. XLVII. No. 46 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOV. 18, 1937 PRICE FIVE CENTS Cjngressional Factors In Business Recession Rains Enable I " iF T7 1) l lfS Delay Retards New Attempt For Legislation, Growing Confusion Marks Proceedings As Lynch Filibuster Continues Wallace Suggests Farm Legisl...…
…THE MICHIG AN DAILY THURSDAY, NOV. 18, 1937 wommampommo #a ;. , s', k, . ,.. ¢ Analyze Factors Behind Business New Recession High Labor Costs, Taxes And Utility Suppression Are Given As Causes I Continued from Page 1) made businessmen uncertain and fearful may be removed. Similarly, the taxation question is bound to come in for consideration by Congress, and, though revision may be still considerably in the fu- ture, the mere fact that th...…
