…We'ather Cooler ,lg it 4 iaiI- Editorial Wmar Stamps Aren't So Funny . . VOL. LII. No. 148 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 18, 1942 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Bombing Of Tokyo Disclosed By Japs 'M Conquers Virginia, 9.3; Tennis Team To Meet Irish White Hits Two Homers As Sophomore Fishman Pitches Winning Game In Initial Performance Strong Net Squads Will Tangle Today By HAL WILSON (Special to The Daily) CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va., A...…
…Weather Cloudy with rain or snow; Friday fair and warmer. 12I Aw aiti Editorial Peace Rally Preview,.. . VOL. L. No. 140 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1940 PRICE FIVE CENTS Peace Buttons Will Be Sold Today; Rally Is Tomorrow Money Gained From Sale Of Badges To Be Given To ForeignStudents Sen. Nye To Speak At All-Campus Meet Campus sentiment supporting this year's Peace Rally to be held at 11 a.m. tomorow on the steps ...…
…v :;a Y 4ft, ir rt rt i4 TCWatfie Cloddy VOL. LIV No. 122 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Diplomats Forbidden To Leave Britain. Sevastopol Fall Seen By Moscow Red Troops Now Within Wile of Bay By The Associated Press LONDON, April 18, Tuesday.-Rus- sian troops plunged to within a mile of Sevastopol's bay on the north yes- terday, seized two junctions on roads leading into the city from the south- ea...…
… it 4 4 C WCather Continued Cold VOL. LIII No. 142 N ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 18, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS Harmon Is Safe but Details re Not Told Drive To 'Share, Orders 'Job Freeze' Your Smokes Will Open Tomorrow Campus Goal Of One Million Clgarettes Set Daily, Union Sponsor Campaign To Raise Smokes for Soldiers With its goal set at one million cigarettes for our boys overseas, the five day "Share your Smokes" drive ...…
…FOOTBALL t iCKE TS Se .age 4 Latest Deadline in the State Da11i4 POSSIBLE SHOWERS VOL. LVII, No. 135 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS Further lasts Thireatened in Texas City Vets' Reports Way Behind, Walter Says Students Protest DehinquentNotie Approximately 65 per cent of the University's student veterans have "cooperated only in part or not at all" with the University in filing weekly absence reports,...…
…SOME REFLECTION NEEDED See Page 4 Y Lw 4ai4 WAINDY AND WARMER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 136 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 18, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS i East Battles West In Italian Election By IIARRIETT FRIEDMAN CLOSE ON THE HEELS of the Nebraska primary race, the American people are turning today to the more crucial elections in Italy. There, in a vote called the "turning point of the postwar period," Italians ...…
…WHAT IS AGGRESSION? See Page 4 j [I: C A6F 4f[t A6P r t * aiIij WARM CLOUDY VOL. LVI, No. 117 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TIIIRSDAY, APRIL 18, 1946 PRICE FIVE CENTS ' Granted Use Of illow Run Air port Free Press Misquoted Us, Students Contend; VO Denies Alletions By PAUL HARSHA Stormy protest at a Free Press front page story on the morals of Michigan coeds continued yesterday with an expression of indignation from the campus Veterans ...…
… Sir iAwz i~at&l WEATHER Fair and (,,., ~ Co~ 1 VOL. LV, No. 124 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS Delegates ToBack Treaty Revision U. S. Members Offer Amendments; Captured Islands' Status Unknown By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, April 17-American delegates to San Francisco have agreed to back a plan permitting the proposed assembly of all United Nations to recommend-but not force-postwar treaty revisions....…
…PAGE TO THE MICHIGAN DAILY '9tTU-rhi)jAT, AxPRii,12, 194 Vital Alaskan Bases Preserve Communications, Baxter Says By BUD BRIMMER Alaska's air and naval bases are the most important single factor in preserving Our vital lines of commun- ication with this Territory and, in turn, these bases .and communica- tion lines are exceedingly vital if we are to use Alaska as a poten- tial springboard for an attack up- on Japan, Prof. Dow V. Baxter of t...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TFIURSDAX, AP18, 1940 PAGE TWO THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1940 I -t Fuel Engineers To Hold Meet HereApril 22 Negro Spirituals Willle Presented By Southernires Negro spirituals and plantation melodies, which have for 10 years thrilled radio audiences, will be pre- Sented by the Southernaires at 8:30 p.m. today in Ann Arbor High School's Pattengill Auditorium under the au- spices of the Second Baptist Church. Quar...…
…H P VII i C i4 i i---' it 'IV Pi t I 1. 17 - . : :. , K-" L IV 1U u2lrAlei JIALl Y i TuESDAY~a, r 18 i; 1q4 Fifty.Fourth Yea? !I I'd Rather Be Right By SAMUEL GRAFTON MERRY-G0EO PEARSON GRIN AND BEAR IT By Lichty 1: I 4 tk I / II Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Stu dent. Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the regular University ye...…
…?iiAT~ TTh) Tilt Wi I Iiil -,-A Ni I) A(LX FOUNDER MISSES 57th MEETING: w Charter Member of Schoolmasters Lives Here By NEVA NEGRE VSKI 83 was unable to attend the 57th few years of his extensive 45-year At the close of another School- meeting. teaching career as principal of Bat- masters' Club, Ann Arbor proudly He told a reporter on the cpening tle Creek High School. Then he re- boasts of one charter member and day of the session, ...…
…TWO THEMICHIGANDAILY PLAY PRODUCTION: Ticket Sales for Saint Joan Drama Will Begin Monday RE ADY FOR INSPECTION: Engine School To Hold Open House, Slide Rule Ball Today Tickets for "Saint Joan," George Bernard Shaw's dramatization of the life of the French martyr Joan of Arc, will go on sale Monday at MICHIGAN the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre box-office. The play, to be presented by the speech department's play produc- tion classes April 24t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUND"fAY, APR--f 18,-1946 TUDIES IN THE SUN: More Teachers, Fewer Vets Seen for Summer Session 9 MORE WORK NEEDED: Sophomore Te A reas ofStudT 'IteW'- _ Stuy sts Show Weak Travers Says More teachers and fewer vet- erans will attend summer school this year, Louis A. Hopkins, direc- tor of the Summer Session, pre- dicted recently. The total enrollment should be close to last year's total of 10,516, Hopkins declared. If ...…
…TIIURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1946 TIE MICHIGAN DAILY Ann Arbor Churches To Hold ;um." This was the first word in a grayer used in an early religious ;eremony in which the feet of 12 poor _nen were washed in the imitation of hrist's washing the feet of his dis- ,iples on Holy Thursday. A Candlelight Communion Service vill be held at 8 p.m. in the FIRST 1'ONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Re- eption of new members will take lace during the service. In ST. MARY...…
…THEMICHfiGAN flAJLV 1VEDSESDAV, APIRIL, 18, 1945 ... WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Cabinet ChangesPredicted By DREW PEARSON W ASHINGTON-President Truman is being advised by friends to make a few long-delay- ed changes in the Roosevelt cabinet which would strengthen his administration, electrify the country, and make the nation realize that his is definitely a firm hand at the helm. Here is how the cabinet line-up looks at the moment. Secret...…
…"THE - I A N 0 AIL FAG'E THREE THE MIH1C~A.emA~n PAGE THREE Nine Downs Virginia, 9-3; Netters Meet Irish Here Today Kr S PORTFOLIO * Easter Week Talk " And Mint Juleps By HAL WILSON Daily Sports Editor C HARLOTTESVILLE, Va., April 17. The entire University of Virginia campus is flushed this week with an official sort of spring fever, mani- festing itself by means of an annual device known as Easter Week. In plain words this is an org...…
…THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1940 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE THE MTCT7TTGAN DATTY PAGE THRER Long Bill Beebe Elected Captain Of SwimSquad Hard Working Merman Is Favorite Qf Teammates; Starred In Nationals (Continued from Page 1) Michigan, and that came in 1937. In his freshman year here, the six- foot, two-inch lad immediately set to £work on improving his stroke. He wasn't satisfied with the style that had made him dorsal king of the prep scho...…
…OThYAft1 iT A44 THIE MliIGAN DAILY WAR PAGE PAGE tarn ve1T' Selects I I Man Net Squad; Lineup Ud Netters Make Debut Saturday Against Western Michigan Second-String Blue Team Wins Intra-Squad Baseball Game; 4-3 By DAVE LOEWENBERG With the opening match against Western Michigan only a few days away, Coach Leroy Weir has been working the netters overtime in an effort to get them in good shape for Saturday's tilt. Coach Weir has alrea...…
…SUNDAY, APRi, 18, 194 Tilt MICHMAS DAILY PAGE THREE THE MTCTTTGAN IbATTY PAGE THREE I 'I ~1 1 i.I.. ii,, ~ F... Wolverine Nine Beats Spartans Easily, 7-1; Golfers Lose Opener to Ohio State.14-10 -Hotraii Wins Open DALLAS, Tex., April 17.- (IP)- Ben Hogan, who's starting at the bottom in the Army, ranked at the top today in Texas' Victory Open golf tournament. Tiny Ben, recently inducted as a buck private, turned in a 138, six under ...…
…A-V, 111PRIL le, I q4T THE MICHIGA N AILY P c- F. ~I~1Y S4PRTh 18, 1947 P&GR 'M'Man agierq, Club Revitved by Mcl l:oy Nine I To day Elattles Wan Here If ~Weaihe Brownies Nip Tigers in 10th Bumns, t uks, 1'~ Bucs, Reds, Alst) Win ST'. LOUIS, Ail' 17 YV A long single to cunter- by pinch bit- tng rookie Paul Li-hrner with Ho, bases loaded t.end two out,boe k a tenth ining ,;tice to give the1So, Louis Brown:; a 4 I,) 'f Vitry o ver! the...…
…" SUNDAY, APRIL i8, 1948 TIlE M ICHIGAN DAILY III+M'hM+M..r.w..y+++ - --_ _ _ _ _ _ _. .. .. _ _ _ _ .- Mae with MARY STEIN Campus activities are taking to I over WPAG. Broadcasts will start the airwaves, with radio coverage at 2:55, beginning Friday. of Michigras and International Following programs are subject Week, both slated for this week to time change if the council says end. no to day-light savings tomorrow: An NBC national hookup...…
…THEJISDAY? APt TL 18, 1946 - azPZ. 1.1.3. .3.- " AANAA A FEk..1 .F .V i 1H"L 11 V11T1 H 1\ 13Tb 1L 1V FAUU THIELE Additional Injuries Cripple Michigan Nine I A1'iEfi .?4 t .r. E M1&r ;: A. rT.t Ci. ,TTI'c Browns Rally with Two Runs In Ninth To Shade Tigers, 7-6 By The Associated Press DEROIT, April 17-Scoring twice in the eighth on Walt Judnich's home run and twice more in the ninth against a parade of three pitchers, the St. Louis Bro...…
…T-iU MICHIGAN -DAILY Browns Do It Again; Trim Tigers in Opener, 7-1 HighWins Cancel Tilt With U. of 9, Michigan Plays Illini Jn.Opener Saturday By BILL LAMBERT ,Nigh winds and wet grounds pre-- vented baseball coach Ray Fisher's club from engaging in their fifth tilt of the season against the University of Detroit Titans on the Ferry Field diamond yesterday. After winning a double-header LIFTING THE LID: tem pest' PlMays To Yost House Th...…
…T HE MICHIGAN DAILY A2 &4:. Eirtgzu i at11 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 republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this newspaper...…
…FGa U THE MICHIGAN DAILY TRUP.M., T, ArRTL 19, 19Y0 FOUR THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1~4@ U THE MICHIGAN DAILY 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 republication of all news dispa...…
…THE MICHGA-N DAILY TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 1944 musamm" - ANTI-SEMITISM DISCUSSED: Samuel Talks on Jewish Future "Are we merely objects of history, or can we offer the world something constructive?" With this question, Maurice Samuel began his analysis of "The Jew in the World of Tomor- row," Sunday, in a filled Rackham Ampitheatre. F i l Samuel castigated those Jews who continually bemoan the sorrowful fate that has fallen upon their rac...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRIL 18, 19,13 PAGE FOUR SUNIIAY, APRIL 18, 1943 3i4gau dn 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...…
…go THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY,- APRI' 18, 1947" I C Football Tickets T HE Student Legislature's redistribution of upperclass football tickets last fall raised a howl of protest from students who felt that the blame should be placed on the method of distribution instead of errant underclass- men. The Legislature, however, continued with its investigations and trials, answering. that "the student body will be in a stronger bargaining posit...…
….GE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, 18, Some Reflection Needed LET'S GO BACK a ways to the spring of 1947-just about a year ago. Students throughout Michigan were no- ticing the evolution of a trend. They watched in disbelief as the state's lawmakers virtually legislated away parts of the Bill of Rights with the Callahan Act. It was called a "for- eign agency', ban. It was going to wipe clean the red blot that was soiling the pure white M...…
…PAGE FOUR T"HE MICHIG~AN n A TLY THURSDAY. APRIL 1l1946 j,.:.:.. ,a s.. sr ivs a t+ AI..lR 3. V L'jl 1 L 1'S 1 }J 1 r 4 a . I IT SO HAPPENS 0 True Confessions c ttepj tO the ,Iop In The Day's Work :HEPUBLICATIONS BUILDING has an at- nosphere all of its distinctive own, and we find an occasional stroll through the premises highly profitable. Yesterday, we dropped into the Gargoyle of- fice just long enough to overhear the General Manag...…
…1PHE MICHIGAN DAILY 1'vt:udY i)t3lXT, , Tr. [il: IB; 1 4 WPA G Still Yanks Reach Unable To Oiutskits iof Broadcast Luzon Capital THE l(IIGI&NDA-- I _ - _- O 10 --- ----- ro WPAG, Ann Arbor's new radio sta- tion, has been forced to postpone its opening broadcast because of adverse weather conditions which have pre-j vented the completion of a 230-footI transmission tower, Edward F. Bau- ghn, general manager, said yester- day, adding th...…
…T1E AMICHIGAN D AILY PAG rWv Fr shma n Women Will Present Spot A Measles Germ Wilt Be Spread In League Ward Caricatures Of BM (W) OCs To Qecorate Ballroomn Walls; Committee's Dates Are Listed All measle germs and friends will really come out in the open from 9 p.m. to midnight today in the League Contagious Ward, alias the League Ballroom, when the freshman women present their annual project, this time entitled "Spot Hop" Gordon Hardy ...…
…PT ii7 rI: y'. A Eit. I'?, 1940 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE TIItJRSDAI7, APRIL 18, 1944) PM2~E FIVE -- - , 0 AIaic:ri S il Sell Loi Ia1 Y1.( J (*iV(~ SpJorry WhI.ma Jy C ........ se To hillel ( GM O1I J1,, j avi ......... euc Charles Wilder _______,al ............M se m Robert Long A.H. Steps Clifford Berg . A.. Step Hugh Curtis Rabbi Jacob J. Weinstein i K . En Arch Bill Rockwell ........ Eng. Arch To Tak'emcry Chai les uek.........Norh...…
…SUNDAY, APRIL 18, 1943 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE . ... ...... - ------ ---------- Odonto Ball, Bunny Hop fre Coming Social Events F Dentists' Formal and Easter Union Dance Plans Are Made Bill Sawyer To 'Make Music' At Odonto April 30, in Union Forgetting drilling and filling for a few hours of pleasure, the dental students will present the music of *Bill Sawyer and his orchestra at the ninth annual Odonto Ball, to be held from 9 p....…
…3F1UDAY, APIL 18, 194 7 ID 31 IIAN XILY 1PAGE FlVR I I Michigan Technic' Traditional Slide Rul The Intramural Building will be the scene of the annual Slide Rule Ball from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. today when the Michigan Technic pre- sents their traditional spring for- mal. The ball, originally scheduled for Waterman gymnasium, has been changed to the Intramural Building because it has a larger capacity and more facilities for an all-campus s...…
…SUND APRIL 18, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Joh nny Long Scheduled Foreign Students Will Present Annual International Ball Friday The International Student As- sociation will play host to Uni- versity students and faculty at the sixth annual International Ball which will be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a. m. Friday in the Un- ion Ballroom. Foreign students are to wear the costumes of their native lands. American students are also asked to wear costu...…
…THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 194 MICA11CAN n-AI'TV ____________________________________________ .A&RA as ik f' 1 l7HIN IW I LeJI. .... State Petitioning Deadlines For Soph Cabaret, Senior Posts, ......... . Phil Brestoff Pre-War WAA I Women Must Sign By Noon Saturday Petitions for senior League Coun cil and Judiciary positions must be turned in by noon Saturday to th Judiciary petition box in the Un dergraduate Office of the League. Women see...…
…...: _ _-THE MICHIGAN DAILY 5ATUDAY, AWRIL 18, 19J42 Library Owns Book Placing 'Time Capsule' Instructions For Locating Archeological Record preserved For Future The General Library is the sooth- sayer's envy as it covers the begin- ning, present and even the future, for it has a record of the events of 6939 A.D.-the 70th century. Down in the Rare Book Room there is "The Book of Record of the Time Capsule," a 51-page volume of non- fading in...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1940 Ray Gorrell Will Play For Apothecaries' Ball, Friday, May 3 William Austin Heads Central Committeemen Annual Pharmacy Dance To Be Held In League; Will Have Floor Show Ray Gorrell and his band will play for the second annual Apothecaries' Ball which will bt held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m., Friday, May 3, in the League Ballroom, it was announced yesterday by Tilden Batchelder, '42P, chairman o...…
…THE TICfIGIN DAILY SUND~AY, APRUJUL , 1i943 I Complete List of 726 Students Cited at Honors Convocation Following is a list of 726 University students cited for high scholastic achieve- ments in the annual Honors Convocation Friday: COLLEGE OF LITERATURE, SCIENCE, AND THE ARTS SENIOR HONORS Barbara Alcorn, 4?K4', AAA Elroy William Andrews Jr., 44i, Alumni Scholar Vernon Calvert Applegate, B.S., Rtuth Appleton, 4'K' Richard Arens, kT...…
…THE I CHIG A N D A ILY PpIllitty, tpnuf M; i' 041 ! . r DAlY OFFICIAL BULLEttTIN 'i (Conuilhiedtfromu Pligt' 4) Emrployment" by Professor Evsey Domar, Carnegie Institute of Technology. Graduate students and staff of Economics and Busiy- ness Administration as well as other interested persons are in- vited. Graduating Outing Club: Bicy- cle hike, 2:30 p.m., Sun., April 20, Northwest Entrance, Rackham Bldg. Outdoor supper. Sign up before ...…
…11 il IitiG L!.N i)1AILV1 SI 11 JUST KtBITZING 'M' Past Reveals Great Sprinters By DICK KRAUS, DAILY SPORTS EDITOR It's just one day before the Major League baseball season gets un- derway and yet the most frequent topic with the athletic set on this campus is the toll charge for the use of the tennis courts. Why all the furor? Well, suppose out of a clear blue sky you're sitting in the library pouring over a reference book and an atten- ...…
…PAGE SIX THIE MICHIGAN DAILY U I Chinese Communists Defeat Stranded Government Guard Battle ages Between Facion ; Geni. Marshall Arr ives 1by !'an(, By The Associated Press PEIPING, April 17-Chinese Com- munists fought toward the fortified heart of Changchun today after seiz- ing the Manchurian capital's railway station and beating back a hopeless- ly outnumbered government garri- son cut off from air or rail reinforce- ment. As Chinese b...…
…THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1940 THE MIICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN L-1 i. Al 1 PAGE SEVEN Foreign Center Will Hold Open HouseApril 26 Athletic Events And Folk Dances Will Be Included In First Annual Event View Of University's Imposin g New PIca I're'awrlers , ;, . t-=-" 4 ' s '>~ ," « as t All Students Invita Foreign students will join to pre- sent their first annual Open House at 7:30 p.m. Friday, April 26 at the Intramural Building under th...…
…14 19i T il T x x VXA ,IL XIUtAP r ~ ,Z)L 'r £a~ DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Air Raid Shelter At Ford Rouge Plant j (Continued from Page 4) speak on "Experiences in the Petroleum Industry" with special reference to hydro- carbons under high pressures. Refresh- ments. Public is Invited. The Annual French Play: "Le Monde ou l'on s'ennuie", by Edouard Failleron, will be given on Tuesday, April 27, at 8:30 p.m. in Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. O...…
…13, 1948 THE MICIGAN DAILY Fnveileat s World SotPute corc 58-Foot 1-4Inch Shot Spurs American Olympic Hopes Wolverines efeat aws 9-7 Michigan's mighty shot-putter, Charles Fonville, gave United States Olympic hopes a healthy boost with a world-record-shat- tering performance at the Kansas Relays yesterday. Fonville pushed the 16-pound iron ball 58 feet 14 inch to top the recognized world's standard of 57 feet 1 inch set by the former Lou...…
…'PACE ICHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY T1 lU1IY, PRI 1, 1940 Education Meet Will Be Ield Here Saturday Morris Mitchell To Speak S pring Parley Topics Ex panded Since Start, Blakemn Assers Debating Team At-at"irma I.ea gu To IPreseit Library Recorl To Cover Most Significant Items I D. A i T( rns Ti Meed Stale cost Accounting Students Will Meet Tomorrow F 'lla rvest At Lyd iaMeulelssohn j ,4rcti 4yen do I ! Three day sessions of student-fac...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY LOOKING FORWARD: Dr. Ernest Chave Will Speak At Religious Parley Tomorrow Dr. Ernest J. Chave, professor of religious education at the University of Chicago and president of the na- tional Religious Education Associa- tion, will give the main address of the ninth annual conference of Michigan Religious Education Asso- ciation at 12:15 p.m. tomorrow in the Union. Speaking on "Religion: Realistic and Forward Loo...…
…THE MICTIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, A _ _ - I Begin Ii World Trade Poll To Cover City by Phone Expect to Contact 1 Out of 5 Families A telephone poll on world trade will take place from 7-9 p.m. to- morraow night as part of Inter- national Week. The poll, expected to contact one out of every five families in the city, will include four ques- tions compiled by the National Opinion Research Center at the University of Chicago, in coopera- tion with t...…
