…4 NEO-ISOLATIONISM r'd Latest Dleadline in the State zt t t4p CLOUDY AND WARMER VOL. LIX, No. 94 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS Spy Sentence Revealed in Munich Trial Secrecy Veil Hit By Army Blast MUNICH, Germany - (P) - A U.S. military commission, official- ly ordered to be less secretive about its spy trials, sentenced a waiter on the Orient Express to 20 years at hard labor yesterday. By order of Maj...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY rRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, Dorms, Fraternities Complete Second Cage iits IW Interfraternity Cagers End Second Round Competition SAE, Chi Psi, Lambda Chi Alpha, Sigma Chi,, PLP, Beta Theta Pi in Lopsided Victories Close Games Residence Hall 'A' Quintets Fought by Move Toward Final Stage Second round tussles in the In- terfraternity Basketball League were played Tuesday and Wednes- day nights at the Intramural Building, an...…
… FTtTWAI, f;FlfIUAflV ix. K l) 'THE MIC;HIGAN DAILYV ... _ __ M Six Invades Northland ToMeet Gophers Toligiht i BULL 5ESSION by b. s. brown, sports editor ANTICIPATING THE mob violence that will probably attend en- trance into the Michigan-Minnesota game tomorrow night, I bequeath the following in case of mishap.... Dick Button has done it again. . . . The Englewood, N.J., world's figure skating champ successfully defended his title i...…
…THE 3iCHIGAN DAILY FIDAY, F Neo-Isolationism SOMETHING DISTANTLY like isolation may be seen in the statement by Sen- ators Connally and Vandenberg that while the United States should take an interest in North Atlantic Security, it should not be legally or morally obligated to go to war if one of the signing nations is attacked. That is to say, the United States is the only nation to which the proposed North Atlantic Treaty is relatively un...…
… -THE MICHIGAN DAILY r ,Y, Alumni Celebrate nniversary Today marks the fiftieth anni- versary of the founding of the University of Michigan Club of New York, and the occasion will be celebrated with a Golden Jubi- lee Dinner at the St. Regis Roof in New York. The affair, also a testimonial to Gov. Thomas E. Dewey, will have the New York governor and Pres. Alexander Ruthven of the Uni- versity as guest speakers. The dinner will also be attend...…
…-nr t > f yfl _ _ _ktftA?18 Hei fetzTo Play Here Tomorrow Returning this season to the American concert platform after an absence of over a year, Jascha Heifetz will present a violin recital at 8:30 p.m. tomorrow in Hill Au- ditoriumn. Heifetz warned before his va- cation that he was "going to take his engine apart and put it to- gether again." The Russian-born violinist said that he had played some works so often in recent years that he foun...…
…HELP FOR EVERYONE See Page 4 CILr Lw6 ~UIIII MIGHT AS WELL BE SPRING Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 83 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 18, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Senate Group OkaysAltered ERP Finance Proposal Eases Way for Tax Cut By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Feb. 17-A sur- prise move to alter Marshall Plan bookkeeping and ease the way for a big tax cut was approved today by the Senate Foreign Relations Commi...…
…MYCR-r. A N D ATT:V DA# A 1 a..1 .Y A .L C J1 ~ . L L .. .lA asx'a a} 1' LlLLYV171Y1 10t 1.74!0 "HOUGHT HE HAD US: Local Music Shops Thriving Despite Petrillo's Record Ban By DON DORRANCE Petrillo's record ban has done more good than harm so far, ac- cording to Ann Arbor's leading music shops. Since the first of the year, when the ban went into effect, School Holds Student Talks A speech contest open to all pharmacy students will be spon...…
…18,4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Michigan GymmenPaw SpartanHost, 62.5-32.5. Toledo 'U'Frosh TIP-OFF ON TITLE HOPES: 1w Out To Match 1931 Purdue Feat Clip iv Cagers Team Grabs Five Events, Ties In Sixt (Special to The Da, i Capturing five first places out of six events and tying for top honors in the other, Michigan's gymnastic squad gave its Mich- igan State host an ungracious 62/2-32%j trouncing in Jenisen Field House last night. t Even Co-capt...…
…THE ICHIGAN DAILY Help for Everyone CONGRESS HAS VOTED and the Presi- dent has approved a hike in subsistence for veterans. Our lawmakers, enlightened ither by cost of living reports or pre-elec- tion trends have recognized that the stud- ent veteran needs help. They have granted nim that help and the veteran has a new lease on education. But what price the rest of our society? Our whole economy is ill, but only one group has been singled ou...…
…- THE MICHIGAN DAILY Board To Present Publications Ball Delegates From Fourteen Campuses Will Meet at Newspaper Conference Hillel To Hold Birthday Bal Celebration I The first annual Student Pub- lications Dance will be held from 9 p.m. to midnight Saturday in the Hussey Room at the League climaxing a two-day series of meetings where business and edi- Annual Ball To' iven By Ga lens Medical school's official dance of the year, Caduceus Bal...…
…TIFF MICIGAN i~t i lH VVr-.DNri..qnAV- x.a u x~a a a iri 'C X x 1X71V L'MJUfl L OCCUPATION SOLDIER: GI s in Germany Need Army's Permit To Date (EDITOR'S NOTE: Third in a series of articles on the German oc- cupation contributed by a Univer- sity student who has just returned to this couiitry after iS months on the Stars and Stripes, famed Army publication. By BARNEY LASCIIEVER Nearly every GI in Germany and Austria has his fraulein. Touri...…
…I 'ALESTINE 'I' Latest Deadline in the State a tl SN( AND COLDER See Page 2 No. 93 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1947 PRICE FIVE ust Vet port Form First Day, rds Scattered Filing Rush upply of 56,000 absence re- 'ms was not enough to go to all of the University's' s t u d e n t veterans who college offices yesterday the first of the weekly er 50,000 forms will be e by the end of the week enish stocks which were ed by...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY- t Case: Palestine 'S VALENTINE to the United was the Palestine problem. Secretary Ernest Bevin formally last Friday that as the British t had been unable to find an solution to the problem, they p it into the lap of the U.N. > is a tardy one, as British mud- ilestine for the past 30 years has .othing but trouble. That it came bably only the result of necessity. iccupation of Palestine requires toney which are both badly n...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 4 Cowles Calls Rookie towicz Best Prospect By BEV BUSSEY' k Suprunowicz is the finest an candidate that I have )ached." mentor Ozzie Cowles his opinion of the Wolver- ensational rookie forward'~ ose who know their bas- players readily concur. Not te golden days of Jake nd, Michigan's all-confer- enter three years running 36-'38, has such an out- .g all-conference prospect ed on the Yost Field House Quick" Players ugh the ...…
…ing School Official Sees tage of Trained Women ortage of trained nurses, >re acute than at present, een by Miss Ada Hawkins, t director of the nursing I. ! -0 Continued from Page 1) n, Barbara J.; Orr, Con- C.; Osborn, Chase S., III;' der, Leon D. J.; ons, Ruth M.; Perry, Helen oley, Richard P.; Porretta, s A.; Pravda, Dorothy R.;j Margaret A.; Rappley, d M.; Renz, Walter F.; , Clarence H.; Seward, S,; Shadd, Robert W.; Sik- Betty L.; Sile...…
… ipi i ,' Y itK&LI 4 i Weather Snow, Colder. VOL. LIV No. 83 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEB. 18, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Allied Troopship Is Sunk;1,000 Are Lost U.S. Forces Launch First Air Attack of War on Truk Fleet Aircraft Smash at Jap Naval Bastion Attack Still Under Way; Pilots Fly over 2,000 Miles of Enemy Water By The Associated Press U.S. PACIFIC FLEET HEAD- QUARTERS, Pearl Harbor, Feb. 17. -Bold and powerful task forces of...…
…Pacr CWQ ii. iiT .. . i -- - - ~ - ~- -.-.-- - - -- - -~ WSSF LIFTS MORALE: Prisoners of War Make Urgent Plea for Books 4 - - -___ Fire Seven Jap fBonbers LIFE IN T HE WlLDERI\ESS: Botanist Seeks Quinine in Ecuador "Prisoners need two things, an! interest in life and the knowedge that they have not been forgotten," writes a British prisoner of war in Italy. , Designed to alleviate these needs, the campus World Student Service Fund ca...…
… F UIDAY, FEB. 18, 1941 THE MICHIGAN . ILY riGR TAR]rP. . . ....... .N...............T.... Wrestling Team Points for Conference Title Tilt Saturday Squad Goes to Evanston Today after Last Drill Style Stressed in This Galles, Reichert Have By HANK MANTHO Michigan's highly-geared wrestling1 team had its last semblance of aI real practice yesterday, when they went through their last intensive workout before embarking for Evan- ston, whe...…
…-. T r r .5. .5.~ 8..~ LYZ. .~ ~...4 *..E. .5. ~. 6.T~. I. I .5..? ~ .5. Z4 .5. ,,,7TB.is.-1 944 1{.R it, V. ## A' atYC.1:3" JL W X;L Y i . ,: t .., s, ice. _ .l 'YY c-r Fifty-Fourth Year S- - Pm- 'P t' xSD« s i :- tyA.~nt. - -_ 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 reglar University year, and every...…
… Opern To Have Premier Here Wednesday ,Mar C15 Detroit Orchestra Will Appear At League Dance tomorrow Tomorrow night's dance in the ballroom of the Michigan League will feature a new band hitherto unknown to Ann Arbor, Jimmy Strauss and his orchestra from De- troit. According to Bill Sawyer, Strauss's smooth styled tempos offer a style of rhythm that is both different and pleasing. Strauss has appeared re- cently before sororities, fraterni...…
…THE, II tcTTl AN IlATT1 D ~ W~.g 1!t_£41 Z . . .. e... ....: s .,. as s v s . . ir~a .L iY~iUUlM flA3' . ," .. 1ae IOAA. Roosevelt Plans To Veto Tax Proposal; Watkins Claims Measure Is Inadequate Plan Falls Far Short Congress Views Rapidly Mounting Nat Of Treasury's Request Debt Complacently, Professor Explair By The Associated Press By MARGARET FARMER WASHINGTON, Feb. 17. -Presi- Suggestig that a pogressive bond buying merely pt Suggstig t...…
…ViL OAL idt.0 BAA 4a11 l% I:tiv= lViAder, VOL. III No. 93 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEB. 18, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS Germans Fall Back from. Kharkov Area Abandoned Equipment Marks Russian Rout Of. Big Enemy Armies By EDDY GILMORE Associated Press Correspondent MOSCOW, Feb. 17. 17.- Soviet troops smashing the Germans back rom Kharkov in hasty retreat have driven 36 miles to the northwest to capture Bogodukhov, on the Khar- kov-Sumy R...…
…_ PAGE TWO THE _i; _? A DAILY TI.I RSD3T. ~4~E WO THRSDAY '' ESMWT PROGRAM ENLARGED Radio Course for Women Announced by Engine School - Ration Book Preh iry I i (tI'A FOrii %i- IW0 UNIeTEa STATES O# AMERICA OFFICE OF PRICE ADMINI1ST RATI ON Prof. R. H. Sherlock of the Civil Engineering Department announced yesterday that a new course for wo- men will be offered by the University in connection with the Engineering, Science and Mana...…
…r. 7x; 'it.: ice, 1. 4 THE MjIMGAIN DAiLX*i MMESM arsity Packrenr -_ , Tough Minnesota Sextet Tonight TAKING IT EASY By ED ZALENSKI Daily Sports Editor * * * 4. Illinois Was Primed Illinois surprised every Michigan grappler, even Coach Ray Courtright, with its unusual display of power in last Monday night's match. That 25-3 score by which the Wolverines lost is hardly indicative of what hap- pened at Champaign for one and one- hal...…
…PAGI ?9r .+f TiIE. 3M(x.IGAN'_ DAILY. 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 is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all...…
…TMIVlM ~w"Prm'A,:1943 TfHi?' iICHIGJAN"'DAITLY a i JGP Publishes Total Bonds, Stamps Sold Sorority, Dormitory, League House Juniors Net $17,000 From Booths, Skits, Dances The results of the sale of war stamps and bonds by the junior wom- en last semester totaled approxi- mately $17,000, plus a $7,000 bond purchased by WAA, it was announced yesterday by Marcia Zimmerman, '44, chairman of the project. Sororities contributed $8,155 to this am...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY K ILDA Y BILL CONSIDE RED: Michigan State EJC Examined By Navy Men Enlisted Students May Be Allowed to Finish Current School Year EAST LANSING, Feb. 17.-()- Navy recruiting officials tomorrow will conclude examination of approx- imately 380 members of the Michi- gan State College enlisted reserve corps having Navy, Marine or Coast Guard preference prior to transfer to their own branches of service. President John A. Hannah ...…
… weather Y Profanely Cold .tt 4aitl Editorial Singapore Should Awaken U.S. VOL. LIT. No. 98 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1942 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Van Wagoner Will Address commission On Highways 600 Engineers To Attend 28th Annual Meeting; opens In Union Today Prof. John Worley T O pen Sessions Two general sessions, a luncheon and a smoker will mark the first 'day of activity for the twenty-eighth an- nual Michigan H...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGEAN DAILYV .a a.+ i l l y ti~p 11 1 M R l A j A 1 L 1 ' .. . .. Professor G. E. Myers Retires After 24 Years Of Service v* Education School Praises His Vocational Guidance ProgramOrganization Ending twenty-four years of out- standing service to the University, the retirement at the close of the first semester of Prof. George E. Myers of the education school was regarded by faculty and students alike as a great loss. Exp...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ _ Cinder Squad To Face Irish PowerFriday Notre Dame Has Strength In Hurdles, High Jump, Shot Put And Distances By BOB STAHL Disregarding the usual procedure of scheduling a "breather" for the second meet of the season, the Wol- verine track team will encounter a veritable powerhouse from Notre Dame in Yost Field House Friday night and, from present indications, the capacity crowd expected for the event Will see the most h...…
…_THE lICHIGAN DAILY _ _ _ _ _ _ _ fp Skrigatn tait L CTT E RS . .. A" Edited and managed by student93 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 Assocted Press is exlusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not other...…
…TUE MICHIGAN DAILY Y. JGP Tryouts Will Be Today And Tomorrow At League {l - DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN (Continued from Page 4) cais today at 4:15 p.m. in Room D, Alumni Memorial Hall. The title of her lecture is: "Poitiers, Bijou du Moyer-age" (illustrated).s .Tickets for the series of lectures may be procured from the secretary of the Department of Romance Lafi- guages (Room 112, Romance Lan- guage Building) or at the door at the ti...…
…T HE MICH IGX N lAI IY I h'tr-FSD .F, I Yves Tinayre To Sing Monday Steinbeci Film To Be Shown By Art Cinema It* A superb musician and a master of phrasing, Yves Tinayre will sing at a University* lecture at 8:30 p.m., Monday in the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. "An authentic intellectual," Mr. Tinayre manages to make his audi- ences intent on the music rather than on the beauty of his" own voice or any vocal theories, and has been widely ac...…
…We'Ilther [Yan charning. to snow timight Y ' AQigart ju&Iit! Editorial Strong Action Will Preserve Our Libertiles ,e VOL. L. .No. 98 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEB. 18, 1940 PRICE FIVE C British Destroyer Rescues Prisoners Aboard Nazi Ship H.M.S. Cossack Invades Norwegian Fjord To Seize Reich Prison Freighter Altmark LONDON, Feb. 17.--P)---A conquering British destroyer came home to- night with 300 Britons rescued from t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I Un -. . DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN SUNDAY, FEB. 18, 1940 1 render the same to the Key Clerk at of dishonesty in the final examins VOL. L. No. 98 ,the office. of the Department of I tion of a. Geology course. ,I Even modern Caesars have good Notices reason to fear daggers! Yes, that's right! It's common Notice to all Members of the Uni- knowledge among stage people that versity: The following is an extract the actor who pla...…
…r-II-E- MiHJTG-A N, DAILY. Swimmers Swamp Iowa, 63 To 21; Cagers __V Medley, Relay Team Crals Varsity Mark Natators Win Every Fist; Freshman 'Skinner Sets Pool Mark In Exhibition (Continued from Page 1) out in 1:03.5, increased his lead as the race progressed and finished all by himself in 5:01.1. Thaxter out- lasted Carl Ahlgren, the Hawkeye distance star, for second spot. Strother "T-Bone" Martin, in his first collegiate effort, put on a...…
…THE MI CHiGAN DAILY SUNDAY, FER. EE MICHIGAN DAILY Youth Congress Dramatizes Issues Confrontig Young Americans C " '1 EAdted and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority ofthe 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 republication of ...…
…SFEB.18, 1940 THE AHCHIGAN lei Ai lY - - - - - - s 4 .L Foreign Center Presents Piano Recital.Today Second Semester's Series Of Sunday Night Suppers Will Initiate Activities Classes To Be Given The International Center opens its second semester program of activi- ties at 6 p.m. today with the first in the new series of Sunday Night Sup- pers. Following the supper which may be attended by all foreign students of the University and their fri...…
…THE- MICHIG-AN DAILY 'Holiday HopWill Be Given Thursday By PACT At League k ..,: C*) OIs League Sunday Supper Series BeginsToday Guests To Hunt Treasure, Eat In Cafeteria Style, Participate In.Games First of the annual series of Sun- day Night Suppers, arranged for the purpose of giving students an oppor- tunity to meet others with congenial, interests, is being held at 5:30 p.m. today at the League. Those attending will meet in the mai...…
…_____ ____THE MICHfTigA A I IaYt League, Union I Instead Of March r Will Cooperate Red Nichols Tc In Hatchet Ball By ESTHER ossER If the trumpet isn't mightier than e To Commemorate the sword, it at least provides as good .,. a a way to see the world as the army Washington's Birthday does, Red Nichols, versatile bandlead- Wednesday At League er who will appear in Ann Arbor to play for th Frosh Frolic March 1, In honor of Washington's birth...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUlNDAIbIIVFX,. XU. VOW1 THE WXOR L'D OF1 )y 4 Former Student And Hopwood Winner + Publishes Book Of Verse... Coward's Tales Seen Lacking In Dramatic Spark and yet, in his poetry, there is not that completely convincing sense of his identity with that world. Once he has succeeded in that identifica- tion, then he will no longer be the mere reporter or incidental philoso- phizer, but will analyze more deeply and be s...…
