… Weather Sniow and Uider. LY ' Ar Awfltr4t gun it Editorial fa 'Est Events UA dAlaske . Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication VOL. LI. No. 105 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 2, 1941 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Wolverines Trim OSU Track Team In Last Dual Meet Strength In Field Events Overwhelms Visitors; Kautz And Ufer Star Bob Wright, Ohio Hurdler, Sets Mark By HAL WILSON Displaying overwhelming strengtl in the field events, Michigan'...…
…Weather Y 5k igau a itx Editorial 'EustisBeomei Morelint inkate. VOI L. No. 108 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 1940 PRICE FIVE r Ship Reports U-Boat Attack In American Prof. Horton To Give SRA Lecture Today Swim Team Faces Purple Here Tonight University In Tuition Will Take Announces Increase Fees For All Neutral Zone x r Radio Tells Of German Submarine's Presence Off Puerto Rico Coast German Freighter Bur...…
…Y tfri an I it Weather Severe Cold VOL. LIII No. 102 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS --- _._ Russians Launch New Offensive in North Nazi Army Retreats at Demyaiisk Soviet Forces Crush Enemy at Lake Ilmen; 11,000 Killed, Taken By The Associated Press LONDON, March 1-The Russians announced tonight a crushing new winter offense in the ILake Ilmen sec- tor south of Leningrad in which they said the forces of M...…
…UNCERTAIN WEATHER See Page 4 Y Latest Deadline in tshe'Stle DaiI*b CLOUDY 'sNOWi 40 VOL. LIX, No. 104 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS Straight Says' 'Fair Deal' in For Struggle Claims Program Partly 'New Deal' By ROMA LIPSKY Sixty per cent of the Fair Deal is an attempt to bring the New Deal up to date, according to Mi- chael Straight, editor of New Re- public. Speaking in Ann Arbor underj the sponsorsh...…
…it INCREASE ljl r Latest Deadline in the State rni r I SNOW FLURRI See Page 4 It L II, No. 103 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 2, 1947 PRICE FIVE I___ -~ ang Gains miership ihake-up Replaced as Crisis Grows By The Associated Press [KING, March 1--General- Chiang Kai-Shek took over -emiership of China tonight ppeared to be heading his toward all out war to settle )mmunist question once and Chiang assumed the premiership eig...…
…UNFAIR DECISION .S e Pare ~4 Y LwF4b aii4l S NOW, StET Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 104 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 1948 PRICE FIVE VENT * * * * * * * * * * * * C Scientist Called Security Menace Crowd of 9,000 Atom Expert Charged with Spy Activities Condon Accused By House Group By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, March 1- A House Unamerican Activities Sub- committee declared ,today that Dr. Edward ...…
…AGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, RCPT 2. 1941 THE ~~I/IfCH1GA.w Atl S .Y MIW. ..ava v~r~ A.-, -~. " *' #.L ;L ._., _ I i Latin-American Group To Visit Campus Soon Teachers, Students To Be Visitors Of University Friday And Saturday More than 100 Latin-American stu- dents from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill will be the guests of the University Friday and Saturday. Having recently completed a 10- week winter school at No...…
…THE IMCHICAN iAXILY Ace Swimmer Tom Haynie Tells Of Experiences In South America DAILY OWFFIC IA By BERNARD DOBER the turrets on the Graf Spec had and patrol the waters. When ship SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 1940 car Most people remember Montivedeo only one line connecting them with officers signalled a British ship to VOL. L. No. 108 wee as, the place where the German poc- e ket battleship Graf Spee was scut- the observer in the tower. This line halt ...…
…Fifty-Third Year Edited and managed by students of the University of Uicligan under the authority of the 1Board 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 news dispatches credited to it or other...…
…--- _. r. ___-____ ....... ___. __. _ ._ ___ ..._---- _ .. --- - _ . _ _. ._ _.__ UIMBER TRAINING: Wood Teeb Lab Studies Properties of -Furniture I z City I Circuit co;I!t' J11 BreakseJ.,ge a ;year's probat ion e- IIT Pr eiul, ri x;150 fines and 'heref1V{'f (1O)01A( (bwL oigoonedlIby population size, to nine of the which state thti t lE'lo l hlI- i l . hLw ifsrlc(m-m,-I .,v;lrl ivnc'nn IT~ / 1A 'ULE hAIlEY OFFICILBLEN Ordinary tables and...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY + Daily Official Bulletin + , iblication in The Daily Official etin is constructive notice to all nbers of the University.Notices the BulIetin should be sent in written form to the offfice of the stant to the President, Room 1021' ell 1H11, by 3:00 p.m. on the day eding publication (11:00 a.m. Sat- ays). UNDALY, MARCH 2, 1947 VOL LVII, No. 19)3 Notices culty, College of Literature, nee, and the Arts: March ing, 4:10 p.m...…
…'-THE MICHWAN -1TOATTY- TUESDAY. MARCH 2. 1949 { j u W a. .w......., ". . a n ar a v .c i w. .y./' 1 a.L. y./..L +Ll N, 1 7YD r Editor's Stand Supported by Campus IRA UNEXPLAINABLE QUIRK:, Newberry Coeds Establish Radio Station The Inter-racial Association has recently sent a letter to George MacArthur, editor of the Univer- sity of Georgia publication "Red and Black" supporting his stand on discrimination. MacArthur has been fighting f...…
…..... ....... ... .. ... ................. . . . .. . .. / STNA -MARC - 2, 1.1. TIlT MICAI-GAN DAILY PACE THREE' 1 -1 - - "WIMMONNOW. Varsity Trackmen Flash Field Strength To Trim Buckeyes <? . Sixteen Frosh agers Whin Numeral Awards Sixteen members of the promising 1940-41 edition of the Michigan freshman basketball team were awarded numerals for the season, Coach Ray Fisher announced yes- terday The list includes: Morris Bikoff, ...…
…TIT~ ~dfl~AN iSIL Wildcats In Swim, Water gram, the dual swimming meet, will undoubtedly turn into another Wol- verine power demonstration with Matt Mann's squad winning as it pleases. The Wildcats had a record of five straight vidtories over Conference opponents until this weekend. Last night, however, they were knocked off by Ohio State and to- night they will butt up against a seemingly impregnable Michigan wall. Powell Is Star Robinson...…
…TIM_________________________________ U _______________________________ Nursing Council Representative To Be at League Will Stress Importance Of Wartime Program And Its Possibilities Miss Thelma I. Scratch, executive secretary and recruiter for the Mich- igan Nursing Council for War Serv- ice, will be in the War Information Center of the League from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. tomorrow and Thursday to give information on the student nurse war program. Th...…
…WEDNESDAYMR , 19I CIGANDAIL oe Louis Officially' uitsRino &r'id te idn880_Tilt or .....Of C .%- Jde To Give FTitday's Bi Ninte Events, SHORT STUFF: Mikulich Topnotch Cager Despite Medium Stature 11 IALKNP4 ~flVJ with Bud Weidenthal Associale Sports Eiditor r Il Promoters I Crucial for M' Tauitren I DESPITE NUMEROUS reports to the contrary, Michigan's improv- thinclads cannot be considered favorites to win the Western Con- ference tr...…
…THE MIHGAN -DAILY ICKINSON ON CIO, AFL: Merger Seen as Contrilrtion To U.S. Economic Stability ,i CAMPUS BRIEFS Dr. Donald Brand Is Na Professor of Gegrap iy By BRUCE SCHWARTZ Merger of the two most power- ful labor federations in the coun- try, the CIO and the AFL, would be a sizable contribution to Amer- ican economic stability in the opinion of Prof. Clark Dickinson of the economics department. Proposal for consolidation of the two gr...…
…TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 1948 THE MICHIGAN D A ILY .......... . .. . ............ .. . . . .................. . . . . . . . .. . ..................... . - - - ---------- Wolverinesto owa 51 -35 To Take CageCrown O1d 'M' Stars In Jui'K IIBITZTG By DICK KIRAUS Daily Sports Editor Team Moms Mi chigan Scores Double KO Baseball Practice Lund, B1anchardI Dapper Work Out With WoIverine Aspirant Batsmen g7 Watch Cagers In Netting Grvid, Cour tl...…
…1 THE MICHIGTEAN fDAILY AY. MAW 311- MI .a a - I. I 11 dY{' L X.. J 1. i lJ L.V JkJ .CD,1 ;; J.11.s Lr 7J 11 F- ; 17'xi '11H MICHIGAN DAILY li .. FIRE and WATER By MASCOTT i . iM11fJ4 ItINRAMR! m es(VNm I. rtl1 N& rr n' , r,.,,;;1,- ;;; , 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 ...…
….... . _ ..amr .._ e : N DAILY of ed and managed by students of the University of gan under the authority of the Board in Control of !nt Publications. dished every morning except Monday during the rsity year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the >r republication of all news dispatches credited to not otherwise credited in this newspaper. All of ,republication of all other matters ...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY s __ MOWN" Miehigan Cagers Overpower Northwestern in 53-41 Win Mandler Is H igh Scorer for Wolverines As Michigan Wins Final Cage Contest Three Conference Meets This Week By HARVEY FRANK That intangible something called Michigan spirit was plainly in evi- dence last night as an inspired Wol- verine basketball team ran rough- shod over the Northwestern quintet, 53-41, in Yost Field House. The beaten Wildca...…
…THE A,MTA-N DIkiIV WEDNESDAY, AIMR 2,1949 Uncertain Wealter IT WAS ATLMOST APPIROPRIATR. Snow, Ik, a hroud, came to Ann Arbor the day after the death of the political speakers' ban. It almost made you believe that the snow waited to fall, waited until political speakers would no longer be forced to appear in public parks where they could become the targets of snowballs and the victims of crowd psychology. The snow recalled the grimmer aspec...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. 11 is BILL MAULDIN 'rice Level Increase IiOMINIE SJ'cp: time of the emasculation of the rol Act by the last Congress, Sen. ndenberg suggested that it would idea to remove price controls on dustry in an "experiment" to see. ther OPA regulations could be v approximately four months since Truman removed all OPA controls ose on rent and rice, and a bit t meat controls have been relaxed. s period, the nation's economy h...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Unfair Elliott Decision rfHE DECISION OF the Western Confer- ence faculty representatives on Bump Elliott's eligibility comes as a great shock. With this ruling one of the last vestiges of the belief that collegiate football belongs to the men who play it, disappears. It is deplorable that men supposedly representing the best interests of intercollegiate athletics should be guilty of the selfishness and un- fairness which ...…
… THE MIICHIGAN DAIL Pandama-Bound Brothers Leave Today 0Motircycle Expeditwiio -With --all preparations comiieted, archr u the C0sta Rican cross-wise two new motorcycles in perfect tune, ioulail ranges. This 820 mile see- emergency food and water rations tionl of their route through Indian Ecountry lying between Oaxaca, Mex- packed. supplies and spare fuel in ico and Panama., is so primitive that the tanks in place, two youthful the natives...…
…m V lb ddie Martin Will Replace Berigan For Assembly Ba adio Dances To Be Prominent Among Today's Social Activities Ten Parties Provide Newt 1940 Record; Variety Themes ArePopular A new record for 1940 will be set tonight when 10 campus fraterni- ties, sororities, and organizations will hold' dances. Alpha Kappa Lambda will give a radio dance from 9 p.m. to midnight today, at which Mr. and Mrs. John Hogan, and Prof. and Mrs. Robert B...…
…20 1 46 TIEM IRlIIGAN }AMLY Pi fssembly Reigns 0 Be Held Friday Remaining Will Be Sold' Tickets for Annual Formal Today in Undergraduate Office Some lucky couple attending As- sembly Ball this year will find the "pot of gold at the end of the rain- bow" more than a proverb. "Assembly Reigns," this year's presentation of the annual Assem- bly Ball, sponsored by Assembly Union To Hold Wishing Well Ball Saturday Every man will be able to ...…
…THEMICHIGAN DAILY iss Meeting Thursday Will Open League Petitionin I Is May Apply for Junior) >r, Sophomore Positions mass meeting for coeds inter- l in petitioning for positions eague, Assembly, WAA, and iellenic activities for next year be held at 4 p.m. Thursday in League Ballroom. e entire League Council, As- ly, and Panhellenic Boards be present at the meeting to in the duties and functions 11 positions open for spring viewing. Th...…
…TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY League Calls For Dance Class Aids A mass meeting for all coeds in- terested in serving as assistant teachers and hostesses for the men's social dancing classes will be held at 5 p.m. Thursday in the League Ballroom. Details of the classes which will begin next Monday will be ex- plained by Sue Smith, dance chairman. All coeds including freshmen are eligible for this League activity. Sponsored by th...…
…six THE ICUlir,-AN DAILY t,. i_ . a. a au a~THE MI ar .afa1 rV 4s1 _____.._ U~u n,RflW;iH f, 141~ 1 Assembl y Council Petitioning To Begin Tomorrow Independents Are Offered Four Positions Application Suggestions Given By President Patricia Walpole; Present Officers To Interview Petitioning for officers, who will hold next year the four guiding posts in Assembly's organization, will be- gin tomorrow in the Undergraduate Office of the ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Ski Club Arranges For Outing To IiauinraIte WViuter Festival- Ann Arbor r ..l (Continued from Page 4)1 consulting their families concerning the Eastern Inspection Trip planned for Spring Vacation, an outline of the trip and a map of the route may be obtained from desks near the En- gineering Library and opposite the Secretary's office today.. Students intending to make the trip must decide by...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MARC INCOME TAX RET RNI Married Stu4 'Joint Retur EDITOR'E NOTE-This is the seotId in a series on probms of iiia; au Incpme Tax Return.)t By JAMES GREGORY k For the student taxpayer who ist married, the most important thin to decide is whether to file a joint return. Most married couples find the New Council Plans To Fete Student Artists IAC Will Show Works Created on Campus Students with a yen to create art are...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SU Thinclads Down Wolverines, 62-52 in Final Indoor l Traek Meets Rescheduled Thinelads To Miss Annual Penn Relays Coach Ken Doherty revealed a re-shuffling of the balance of the indoor track schedule yesterday VWiich cancels any Michigan ap- pearance at the outdoor Penn Re- lays this year. Re-scheduled for March 22 is a trip to the annual Purdue Relays at Lafayette, while a limited num- ber of thinclads will be entered ...…
…THE MICIIIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, ALARCHI ASSOCIATED PRESS P CTURE NEW Band To Cive Concert at Hill First Program of '8 Slated for Thu'rs dav The University Concert ind, conducted by Prof. William 1. lRe- velli, will present its first Concert of the year at 8:301) . L Tuimsdy in Hill Auditorium. The band that dazzled Rose Bowl rooters has been transformed into a polished concert band or- ganization and promises to prove its talents with a varied...…
…r f SUNDAMARCH , 1941 THE MICHIGAN DA.ILY I DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN; 116. Michigan Union, at 8:30 p.m.I All those who were connected with' ither show are invited to attend. 7 A meeting for those interested in writing scripts for next year's Union Opera will be held Tuesday, Mar. 4,+ in Room 316. Michigan Union, at 4:30 p.m. This meeting is primarily for those who desire information or suggestions as to the method of writ- ing scripts. ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY @ow to Spitfires, 5 6; agers core 59-47 WTin ouer sers 'I" SFA k iliday Cracks Two Marks Spitfire A ac in Second Harrison Sets Pace for olverine Atti olverine Swimmer Betters lie fer's Backstroke Receords .s Period Halts olverines Renfrew and Greer Score as Pueksiers ow Before trong la(an Opposition Elliott Holds Geahan to Free TI Harry Holiday, Michigan's great swimmer, backstroked his way to two new world's reco...…
…PjiC(;E flifcmT T If F N1 I C'H I C A N i t' i ."fi n.l' i '!'R .9.Ti R W , 9 i; Vl 0tV1 ThJAIlIt- 9 k .1. J, I Leads Chosen For Spaish Cubrama Norma Bennet, C. L. Hulet Will Act Leading Parts In Annual Production Flying Society Starts Practice To Defend Title Holding their first practice meet of the year at 3 p.m" today at the Ypsilanti anrport, the Flying Club, weather permitting, will begin prep- arations to defend its title of Nati...…
…J. ,li J./ l/.L 1 lJ J.1; V..; LI' ~tFI( IUiJW1/f: loing Isaac Newton Listed ork's Accomplishments 41 By EUNICE MINTZ James M. Cork, of the s department, is a very con- man. speaks only in octosyllabic who has a background in s might be able to under- Prof. Cork. Your reporter, unately, is an illiterate in i result of Prof. Cork's pa- and ability to explain his fic terms in simple English, r, this profile does not end second sentence. Begin...…
