… BEWILDERING WITHDRAWAL SfePate 4 Y £ 60rA6 4by AL AL :4) Utt4p CLOUDY, MUCH COLDER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 95 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEB. 19 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS S I I r Fritz Makes Free Offer Of Stadium Army-Navy Tilt May Come Here By BUD WEIDENTHAL Associate Sports Editor Athletic DirectorH. O. (Fritz) Crisler said yesterday that he would be glad to make the Michi- gan stadium available for the Army-N...…
…PAE TW THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1 RING UP THE CURTAIN: Cornelia Otis Skinner To Return for Performance, Cornelia Otis Skinner will re- >urn to Ann Arbor Thursday, bringing to the stage of Hill Au- ditorium her dramatic sequence of the "Wives of Henry VIII." Miss Skinner is the fourth in a series of seven speakers sponsored by the Oratorical Series. AFTER STARRING in three The first issue of the Michigan Technic under its n...…
…SATURDAY,' FThIUIA,,tV lI, 019 THTE AMWTICAA1I)AITY PAC ..... ..... ichigan Wolverines, Illini Favored Over Purdue in Cinder Meet Puc men Down Gophers Nea tly, 4-1 1, By ROG GOETZ Michigan will face its first Big 'ine track competition of the in- door season when it tangles with Illinois and Purdue in a triangu- lar meet at Champaign. Rated as co-favorites with Illi- nois, the Wolverines will attempt to strengthen their bid for a ...…
…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEE Bewildering Withdrawal WHILE RUSSIA has never seemed over- anxious to cooperate in the UN, she has--at least-usually been able to offer a half-way logical excuse for her obstruction- ist action. But a move taken this week by three Soviet reppublics - withdrawal from the World Health Organization-must bewilder even the avid Communist-liners. There were several flimsy excuses of- fered by Moscow: first...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA . ..... Medics' fnnual Cdduceus Ball Features Ken Norman Tonight ' ( f This is the day for the Gold Rush of '49, otherwise known as1 Caduceus Ball, being held from 91 p.m. to 1 a.m. in the League Ball-f room. Sponsored by the senior class of the Medical School, the annual affair will feature the music of Ken Norman. Students and fac- ulty of the Medical School and lo- cal doctors will attend the dance, which is semi...…
…O1A fl l IfTE Ml(:f CAN WDpi R, - - - - -- ,- - - -- -, "-. ,-",-, . , ,, - m, . TTM TECHNICOLOR TUNES: Records Get Thin, Hold More Music in 71 Years By JO 74HSNER Phonographs are running in a slightly different groove since Thomas Edison patented his first recording machine 71 years ago to- day. In fact, it is doubtful whether the Detroit inventor would recog- nize the modern offspring of his invention. THE GREATEST recent change in record...…
…UMT aFIGHT See Page 4 cv: r Lw 43UU Dutii4 RAIN, SNOW r v Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 94 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Legislature Names Dutcher President Other Cabinet Members Chosen Include Miller and Klausner David D. Dut'her, BAd, was elected president of the Student Leg- islature last night at the first meeting of the spring term. Dutcher, who is serving his second semester on ...…
…THE ICHIGAN DAILY ' 3 1h1w1iA EC4i. Michigan Tank Stars Triumph In AAU Relays, DL-rROIT, Feb. 18 - (A') - Swimmers from the University of Michigan won both men's events for Michigan AAU Championships at the Women's City Club Relays tonight. Michigan's Tom Coates, Matt Mann III, Jay hSanford and Bill Kogan won the 400-yard free style relay in 3:44.7, good time for a slow pool. Matt Mann III took the 220- yard free style, making it in 2:14.6. A...…
…VY K771048THE MICHIGAN DAILY Independents' Cage Tourney In Full Swing Twenty-four teams swung into action in the Intramural Inde- pendent Basketball tournament last week with six remaining un- defeated. The Irish A.C. rolled over the Michigan Daily 30 to 19 and the Foul Balls 40 to 11 while the Mis- Fits compiled convincing wins over the Michigan Christian Fellowship 86 to 10 and the Dodgers 37 to 26. Hillel took two by forfeit, from Delta Ch...…
…TME ~U1JTA lL Y, The Fight Wrong Btlle TH7EE BANNER in the fight against UMT is being carried by some liberals, ap- parently not so much in opposition to mil- itary training itself as to have something to fight against. The reality of the situation (that, because this is election year, 'UMT can't pass for political reasono is avoided, and the fight is visualized as a rallying point for liberal thought and action. The attack on UMT now is illo...…
…. . ........ - . . ......... .... .... ... ... .... ..... PERSONAL MATTER: Adams' Places Responsibility Above Rights in Democracy papersiews 4o ii ssios -1 POLITICAL SIDELIGHT: UMT Lobby in Washui'toin Works To Defeat Lerislation By LILIAS WAGNER To preserve the democracy which we now have, we must nev- er take it for granted and must look for the good in it, Provost James Adams said at the speech assembly yesterday. Provost Adams, whose ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THIURSDAY,' . . . ....... . FOR LATIN TYPES.- Spanish Club Provides Ke to Biiligual Livingr EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the first in a series of language club profiles. Habla Vd. espanol? By FREDRICA WINTERS If you are a Spanish student or interested in improving your knowledge of Spanish life and language, La Sociedad Hispanica offers a fine opportunity. The Spanish club, founded in 199 is one of -the oldest organ- rations ...…
…I TEACHERS h Latest Deadline in the State ~kd4b -7 ) COLD See Page 4 , No. 94 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 19, 1947 PRICE FIVE rns Probe Calendar I mnesses 'U' Vets Must File VA Earnings Report Today Failure To Comply with Ruling May Cost 400 Veterans Subsistence Payments More than 400 University veterans face immediate suspension of their subsistence payments unless they file a report of their earnings with the Veteran...…
…est Campus Co-op Group r ted To Give Up House1 Vets Must Fi ze University's oldest co-op, Michigan Cooperative House, E. Ann St., has been ordered linquish its house to the own- y July 1, according to Jerry , president. ie co-op was started in 1932 a 11 students, including four formed the Michigan So- sst House charging $2.00' a for room and board. e name had no political im- .tions but was used idealist- y, Rees said. Later it was ed to Mi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY xrnglslnitiatedHere TITLE ON ICE: Heyliger Seeks To Crown Puck Kings "M DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN e Setomer To Take t, . , i harge of New Sport' ighters Not Likely To Compete This Year tte to Red Tape Involved in Getting Started SPORT SCRAPBOOK By JERRY ALEXANDER Mhe old weight lifting room at Intramural Building is really msing these days as the bulg- muscle boys have been re- ced by the sweating torsos of hters. '...…
… Better Teachers & THOUGHTS on the need for bet- teachers have been occupying a lot 'sprint lately. The general theme is omething has got to be .done" about s and teaching conditions if our edu- dl level is to be maintained. igan's version of "what to do," as I to its literary college, was traced ek by Dean Hayward Keniston. Stat- at the college "is now devoting most time to the problem of building a teaching staff," he outlined a program in...…
…D unteerHospital es Will Meet , esponsibilities of All Services (I Be Explained To Interested Coeds Calens To Hold Caduceus Ball Friday in Unior Patrons, physicians, and medical students will dance to the music of Frank Tinker and his orchestra at the annual Caduceus Ball, to be held from 9 p.m. to midnight Fri- day in the Union Ballroom. The dance is presented by Gal- ens, honorary medical society, and all committee heads and their as...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY )DMAN GIVES OUT: Jniversities Will Furnish. 'uture Musical Leaders (f9 By BENNY GOODMAN ITOR'S NOTE: The following le by Mr. Goodman was written isively for American college and ersity newspapers. dership in musical progress advancement of musicianship come from. America's new of university men and wo- e come to realize the impor- tof this fact during my six- h stay in California. During months I have had occasion rk with...…
… t" I ' ' , wi a 4ati4 W.eather VOL. LIV No. 94 ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEB. 19, 1944 U.S. Assault Forces Lan on niweto Is PRICE FIVE CENTS land Tru k-Based Jap Convoy Sunk in Air Attack Troops Gain Beachhead on Pacific Atoll Carrier Based Planes Smash Installations, Have Little Opposition By WILLIAM HIPPLE Associated Press Correspondent U.S. PACIFIC FLEET HEAD- QUARTERS, Pearl Harbor, Feb. 18. -Army and Marine assau...…
…~A'1'J1RflAV W _ So nl'd-.£,, AFR THE U XI1I fv'A N LA V .. 11. ~. L.A . ~ ~.a - A .1.V _: A Ax u VA w a,. AA A'%Y 1 !l 11 AJr A:__.. L I P is Fifty-Fourth Year. I .- P'dRather Be Right By SAMUAL GRAFTON _ r I DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN NEW YORK, Feb. 19.-Our attitude towardI the Germans should not be that we propose to solve their problems but that we have no solu- tions and intend to leave them unsolved. This may seem heartless, bu...…
… SATTMDAV, r M. 19, 1 ,14 THE MICHIGAN DAILY rAGX IMY - It . ..,. r _._.. Tankers in Evanston; Track Team Meets Notre Dami D Here Mermen To Try for Big Ten Crown Wolverines Favored; Wildcats Expected To Prove Strongest Rival By BUD LOW Michigan's mighty Wolverines, win- ner of 13 Conference championships and 12 National Collegiate champion- ship, are the overwhelming favor- ites to regain the Big Ten crown they lost to Ohio State last ye...…
…T~ - - -__ - __ II1CE-EEtL&P~4 Vranglers' Club S11 Observe 1e1gious Week F ree Local Ministers To Discuss National Brotherhood on Radio n observance of National Broth- 1ood Week, participants on the :. wlers' Club, broadcast at 2 p.m. < y over Station WJR, will discuss Brotherhood of Man." _ahbi Jehudah Cohen of the Hillel I udation, Dr. Charles Brashares ae First Methodist Church, and her Frank McPhillips, student i tr of St. Mary's Catholi...…
…,, SQL.; LmI No. 94 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEB. 19, 1943 Weather Warmer PRICE FIVE CENTS Red Advance Cuts RailwaY Near Rostov Russians May Have Trapped Nazi Forces In New Azov Drive By The Associated Press LONDON, Feb. 19. (Friday)-Ad- vancing with a speed indicating little efective opposition, the Red Army in putrsut of beaten Nazi troops in the area west of Rostov has cut the only escape railways on this front, the Russians announce...…
…-- ~~~YTE iCiA iAi7 SUPERVISED STUDY: 24 Boys in Special Course Are Moved to Lloyd House In order to provide conditions of supervised study, the 24 boys enrolled in the integrated college war training program on campus will be moved into Lloyd House of-the west Quadrangle this weekend. The students will occupy the second floor and will live together as a unit according to Prof. Karl Litzenberg, Residence Halls Director. Said he, "These boys ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wolverine, Gopher Pucksters Battle to 1-1 Overtime Tie f u Spartan Frosh Eligible to Play In Competition EAST LANSING, Feb. 18.-(I)- Michigan State College, hoping to hold the fort on the collapsing Inter- collegiate athletic front, today ruled freshmen eligible for varsity competi- tion, effective March 1. The action was taken by faculty's administrative group after an an- nouncement by the Army that soldier- studen...…
…iJt1 1't1 14i21 1_ 1 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 a1l news dispatches cre...…
…1 17G, 1"1 11IJ f Y _____=L Lec Rally' To Give r A All-ampus Party S t SatudayFeb.27 Sports Events, Square Dancing, Games Will Be on Program; Sp cial Invitation Extended to Every Soldier at University <:. Start letting your hair down to get for women and the WAA, according in swing for the annual "Rec-Rally," to Helen Willcox, '44, vice-president to be held from 8:30 p.m. to 11:30 of the WAA Board and general chair- p.m. Saturday, Feb. 27,...…
… Kai-shek Urges Allies, To ,aggressors." Her address to the Senate was briefrand extemporaneous, prefaced by an apolgy that she had not known she was to make one there and pre- pared only one for the House. The House speech was read and broad- cast. Escorted by House party leaders to Speaker Sam Rayburn's rostrum, the fragile figure in the long slim Chinese gown waited wlhile the speak- er first requested, then ordered glar- ing floodligh...…
… Continued Unseasonably Cold Y it gan ii Editorial Living Standard Must Be Decreased VOL. LII. No. 99 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, "THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1942 Z-323 I PRICE FIVE CENTS Sub Raid On Aruba Is Foiled Alert Bombers Prevent Repetition Of Monday Attack On Oil Refinery Congress Considers Repeal Of Pension WILLEMSTAD, Curacao, N. W. I., Feb. 18.-(IP-Alert U. S. bombers drove enemy U-boats from the Aruba coast today and frustrated a rep...…
…PAE 0 THE MICHiG7AN DAILY n U r. tJ'A- t ; I L t-- &- U i APT i0- 1;4 ,i - -- - - Dr. Litzenberg Attacks Lethargy Of Present College Generation Jap Uniforms, Swords Seizd Bishop Hobson Will Give Talk HereMonday Hero Of World War I DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Attacking infectious student leth- argy, Dr. Karl Litzenberg charged yesterday that it will take educa- tional "miracles of moral reforma- tion'' to stem the growth of irrespon- s...…
…THlURSDAY; FEBRUAY 19I~, 1942 THE MICHIGAN DAILY i i I 1 Sextet Meets Tigers Twice This Weekend Colorado College Favored Although Both Teams Have Mediocre Record By STAN CLAMAGE Ten Wolverine hockey players bid adieu to a freezing Ann Arbor at 1:37 p.m. today anid point their skates toward Colorado Springs, the land where they play golf in mid-winter (Chamber of Commerce report). Meeting Colorado College's fast- skating sextet tomorrow an...…
…parr; MGM7t THE MICHICAN DAILY 'P t C t MIt Bat. LJ 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...…
…19 i; 4' THE M T~t-HTCAN Al PACT MIT .... .......... . ......... . . ........... V-Dance Committee To Sponsor ef ense Stomp American Youth Hostel Offers Outdoor Trips At Dollar A Day Et Prints Herald Spring By MARILYN MAYER Roughing it-with good beds, and hot and cold running water-that's Youth Hosteling! Today, some 100,- 000 hostelers frequent the 5,000-odd hostels which dot the world. Hosteling expenses total less than a dolla...…
…PACE SIX, THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1042 Colby To Talk On Knowledge Of Portuguese Will Compare Language To Spanish In Lecture Meeting Here Tomorrow Realizing that' many Michigan stu- dents fail to recognize the importance of the Portuguese language, Mr. Le- roy Colby of the Spanish department will discuss the need for a knowledge of Portuguese before La Sociedad Hispanica in the third lecture of its 1941-42 series at 4:15...…
