… THE UN ARENA See Page 4 Sw A0 :43aittii RAIN, WARMER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVII, No. 35 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1946 PRICE FIVE CENTS Sellout Crowd Will See Brown Jug Battle Today Michigan Heavy Favorite as Crisler Seeks UN Break With Franco First Victory over B By CLARK BAKER Special To The -Daily MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Nov. 1- It's Little Brown Jug Time again but this town doesn't seem to be'too op- ...…
…TWO TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1946 _ _.___ _ ._ _ a i Organized Labor Is Expected To Divide Support in Election By JACK BELL Associated Press Political Reporter WASHINGTON, Nov.. 1-Organ- ized labor's divided houses seem likely to cancel some of each other's weight at the polls next Tuesday. The CIO, with a final blast in its CIO-PAC news service against Re- China Authority To Seak ere Mrs. Fitch To Lecture At Internation...…
… NOVEMBER 2, 1946 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Miners Strike As Coal Talks Are Indecisive Negotiations Will Be Continued Next Week WASHINGTON, Nov. 1-P)- -Ne- gotiations on John L. Lewis' de- mands for higher coal mine pay re- cessed tonight in "delicate shape" and the government reported 5,- 700 miners already had quite work because of "unrest." When government and Unites; Mine Workers negotiators wound up four hours of talk and quit un...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1946 I'D RATHER BE RIGHT: In a Convenient Arena By SAMUEL GRAFTON ]PERE IS a great and subtle danger wrapped up in the current sessions of the General Assembly; and that is that these sittings give us the feeling that world diplomacy is at work to produce world peace, when, as a matter of fact, world diplomacy is not at work. To whom did Molotov address himself in his Wednesday speech? To the gove...…
… 1946 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE 1946PAE FII Wolverines Favored in Brown Jug Clash WATCH 'EM TWIRL: Baton Twins Add Color To Wolverine Gridiron. 58,000 To Watch Underdog Gophers Meet Michigan in 37th Annual Battle v By ARCHIE PARSONS You won't find the names of Bob Gordon and Maurice Richards on the Michigan football roster, but on Saturday afternoons when the Wol- verines are struggling up and down the Michigan Stadium gridiron, these ...…
…TIHE MICHIGAN- DAILY. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1946 Petitions Due Today at League For Panhel Recognition Night Six Central Committee Positions Now Open To Affiliated Sophomores, Juniors, Seniors All petitions for central c mmittee positions for Panhellenic Recogni- tion Night are due at noon, today, in the Undergraduate Office of the League. The six positions open are general chairman, program arrangements, programs, patrons, finance and pu...…
…016- - I THE- .~ ~...~. N.U L' M C I k.. . 33 .AN A . I J _ r AY, NOVEMBER % 1949 Ift A eAlm 0* t i1JE.l U111 \TANl\LH1L1.T PAG*E SEVEN I , If(JUPNJG(LE Increased Taxes Predicted If Vets' Bonus Bill Is Passed The Michigan Survey, a state tax- payers' organziation, has predicted that the proposed veterans' bonus amendment No. 3 may prove "a bccndoggle instead of a boon" to Michigan's 640,000 veterans. Henry Steffens, director of the...…
…-THE ICHICXN ICILY amp- oppo" PAGE EIGHT" BAfitSRIAT, NO'VEIME 2, 1946 PAGE EI~~~~flT TH~~e M~ic~IiA AIY AtUDY NVtrfR2 14 Itn~ ar+ II RET YOUR JUDGE JAMES R. BREAKEY, JR. 4 HIS RECORD James R. Breakey, Jr., was appointed Circuit Judge by Gov. Harry Kelly on May 29, 1945, to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Judge George W. Sample. Judge Breakey had gained a wide experience as a practicing attorney in the courts of Michigan and...…
…FARMER'S VIEW See Page 4 Ar Ap 4jjt r tnan 741 attu FAIR, COOL Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVI No. 8 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2 PRICE FIVE CENTS Government May Act To End Meat Shortage Agriculture Department Reports Greatly Decreased Production WASHINGTON, Oct. 1-(~)-Gov- erment action to ease the meat shortage appeared possible today as the Agriculture Department reported that production is only 27 per cent of w...…
…PAGE TWO s ; Ann Arborite Is Candidate For Congress $y WALT HOFFMAN EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the first of a series of articles on the principal Local candidates of all political parties in the coming election. To run against the Republican in- cumbent Earl C. Michener for repre- sentative from this district, the Democrats have picked a young Ann Arbor lawyer and veteran of World War II, William R. Kelley. Claiming that American foreign policy sh...…
…WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1946 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE .. ____ __ __Y Publication in The Daily Official Bul- letin is constructive notice to all mem- bers of the University. Notices for the Bulletin should be sent in typewritten form to the office of the Assistant to the President, Room 1021 Angell Hall, by 3:30 p.m. on the day preceding publication (11:00 a.m. Saturdays). WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2 VOL. LVI No. 8 Notic...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGA-N DAILY ENSAWEDNESDlAY, OCTOBERr 2, 1646 .......... . . Fifty-Seventh Year _. .. ..... r. _ .._ . _. d BILL MAULDIN oeLderi lo theCc1 tor Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Robert Goldman ...................... Managing Editor Milton Freudenheim.................Editorial Director Clayton Dickey ..........…
…-WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 194f ft"HE ' MICHIGAN T" ATLLY ,* PANE F F r r~VTVa urn. r a*S. ci Assembly Will Present Second Annual Fortnight Show Today Program To Have Carnival Theme The second annual Fortnight Show for independent women will be pre- sented by Assembly at 7:30 p.m. to- day in the Lydia Mendelssohn The- atre of the League. Jeanne Clare, president of Assem- bly Association, will give a short speech of welcome to freshmen and...…
…PAGE.SIX 7THIE MICHIGAN DAILY "WEDNESDAIY, OCTOB~ER 2, 1946~ ______________________________________________________________________________________________ I I TRADE FOR COBBLERS: Shoe Leather Express To Be Campus Vogue This, Season FACTS 'N FIGURES: New Statistical Research Lab Starts FunctioningThis Fall By WILL HARDY Wouldn't you know it? There's no shortage of shoe leather. New busses just ain't. Bus parts are slow coming. More taxi...…
…PEACE CONFERENCE Y 4J4t C**a Dai4b WARMER See Page 2 VOL LVI, No. 22S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1946 PRICE FIVE CENTS Munition Inquiry Will Trace Blame Army Reports To Reveal Companies 'That Manufactured Defective Shells By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Aug. 1-Combat veterans told the Senate War In- vestigating Committee today that the defective mortar shells which killed their buddies can be traced to the manufacturer-...…
…:.THE MICHIGAN DAILY' FRIDAY, A UG I~ t Art tw zi~ Fifty-Sixth Year MAN TO MAN: 'Tarnishe' Pledge .1 , L OOeaipe Edited and managed by students of Michigan under the authority of thel of Student Publications. the University of Board in Control Editorial Staff Managing Editors .. Paul Harsha, Milton Freudenheim ASSOCIATE EDITORS City News ............................... Clyde Recht University ........................Natalie Bagrow Spor...…
…2, 1946 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'U' Alumnus To Aid in Beirut University's Reestablishment All-Star Selections Revealed For Intramural Softball Game Flam Gains Semi-Finals In Junior Net Tourney KALAMAZOO, Mich., Aug. 1- (A')-Defending champon Herbie Flam, chunky little 17-year-old Beverly Hills, Calif., schoolboy, maintained his blistering pace to- day to sail unchecked into the semi-finals of the national junior tennis championships at Kalama- ...…
…________THE MCIAN . oIT ' Ellis Family Receives Offers Of Local Aid Search Continues for Permanent Dwelling Three local families have offered temporary use of their homes, but no permanent living accommodations have turned up yet for Mr. and Mrs. Gale Ellis who want desperately to have their fatally ill little boy Pat with them in his last days. The carrot-topped, five-year-old, confined to the University Hospital with a rare blood disease, w...…
…41w ujrn . +w I ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JULY 2, 1946 rRICE FIVE4 Extends OPA; Nation Holds Lin * * * * * * * * * r Is New Graduate Dean Senate Waits / Long-Range Bit 'N * * * * * V Post edil By Expert g1st Present .in Atoll Test A. Sawyer, technical )perations Crossroads, ew Dean of the Horace School of Graduate ost James P. Adams sterday at a special e Universiity Senate. cabled his acceptance p from ...…
…THi MICHIGAN DAILY ARACTER EDUCATION STUDY: Religious Workshop- Forums In Child Development Continue 'WHITE STUPRMACY: Eve of Mississippi Pnnary Sees Negro Vote Top Issue " Conversi Peace Me An experiment is being conducted throughout the nation by religious educators who have concluded that the regular Bible study and Sunday School fails in child character devel- opment. Ernest M. Ligon, Ph.D., Professor in Union College, Schenectady, New...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY all-Scale I-M Program o Continue in Summer Chemistry, English, Economics, Physics Departments Enter Faculty Softball League By JACK MARTIN Planning a full-scale intramural sports program for the coming sum- mer session, Howard C. Leibee, sum- mer intramural director, revealed yesterday that 51 entries have been received for the all-campus tennis tournament and 32 for the golf tourney, while fourteen teams have entered the ...…
…THE' MICHIGAN DAILY 'tti[g Danger Sign Fifty-Sixth Year 1 >' A N I cN b w.t 1 lited and managed by students of the University of ligan under the authority of the Board in Control Student Publications. Editorial Staff aging Editors .. Paul Harsha, Milton Freudenheim ASSOCIATE EDITORS News ............................ Clyde Recht versity ..... .... ............ Natalie Bagrow ts...... ......................... .Jack Martin nen's .............…
…bigan Repertory Phyers in Summer Season July 10 THE i'ICLIGAN DAILY Noted Directors Ready To Work In Pkt s Here A Comedy, drama, mystery, and an operetta will be among the varied offerings of the Michigan Repertory Players of the Department of Speech plays running from July 10 through August 19 in this, their eighteenth dramatic season. "Papa Is All" by Patterson Greene, the smash hit of four years ago, has been chosen as this season's open-...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY J Extension rvice Offers aried Courses Summer Activities Mainly in Detroit The University Extension Service wil largely limit its summer session activities to courses given in the Rackham Building in Detroit, Dr. Charles A. Fisher, director of the extension service revealed yesterday. Courses offered to 'extension stu- dents include a course in business management, planned in conjunction with the School of Business Adminis...…
…RUSSIANS FEAR BLOC See Page 4 J+ Lwtt a ati4 CLOUDY, COOL VOL. LVI, No. 154 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JUNE 2, 1946 PRICE FIVE CENTS Golfers Win Year's Only Big Ten Title Michigan Upsets OSU by 17 Strokes; Team Balance Decides; Schaloin Stars Special to The Daily MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., June 1 - The 1945-46 Big Ten athletic races hit the wire yesterday with Michigan's golfers taking the only Wolverine crown of the year to preserve a 24-ye...…
…FAGS TWO ,THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JUNE 2. 1946 . ....... ....W.O....................U N - -z NAZI PIED PIPERS: UNRRA Reports Discovery Of 10,000 Captive Children Imn1111se Parade Highlights Automotive Industry Jubilee AROLSEN, Germany, June 1-(/)-t Ten thousand children whom the Nazis kidnaped in conquered lands and tried to rear for future German cannon fodder have been found by the UNRRA in Germany, it was an-1 nounced today. An un...…
…SUNDAY, JUNE 7, 1916 THE MICHIGAN DAILY rAVZV THE M I IIf 2AN I'_ATV\.£2 1,1Z* r. nur. tttttJ G Magnetic Finger Used To Find U-Boats in Straits of Gibraltar !Barbour Girls' Once Enjoyed POW I- ,E iR E ER a : Gas Turbin Locomotive Future Is Uncertain By The Associated Press NEW YORK, June 1--A new wa secret, a magnetic finger on airplane that pointed unerringly at submar ines beneath the water, and tha sealed Gibraltar's Straits to U...…
…FOUR THE MICIllGAN DAILY WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Building Up Germany By DREW PEARSON WASHINGTON-Greatest tragedy of the cur- rent strikes is one which few people realize. They switch the public focus away from the seeds of war being planted abroad. Right now, for instance, the U.S. Army has quietly adopted a new policy in occupied Ger- many. The change may be purely accidental; or it may be deliberate. Either way it may bring future wa...…
…THE MICTIIC N D.AM PA CAE FiVL - THE MICHIGAN DAIlY PAO~ FIVK. Louis prima T o Highlight 1946 Sen1ior Ball All Students May Buy Tickets' At Union,'League, on Diagonal Decorations, Lighting Will Transform Ferry Field into Nightclub Under Stars Summer Term Council Petitions Due Tomorrow Choral Groups Plan Concert Glee Club, Navy Choir, Soloists To Sing Latin American Songs Friday SO LONG: Union To Give Farewell Dance '.. A 77 ir...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JUNE 2, 19,16 Third as IiniSweepBig Ten Track McKenley Sets 440-Record of 46.2; Bucks Nose Out Michigan for Second STILL 'BIG NINE': Faculty Committee Postpones Action on New Bigr Ten School DAVE BARCLAY 0 By BILL MATNEY (Specihl to The Daily) CHAMPAIGN, Ill., June 1-Smash- ing one world's record and brushing aside two Conference marks, Illi- nois' powerful "dream team" scored an overwhelming victory in t...…
…SUNDAY, JUNE 2, 1946 i I d MICHIGAN . DAILY PAGE S EST ...........AITV AI MVK w nVa1 ko a=. " Xl\ Wolverine Nine Scores Double Major League Standings NATIONAL LEAGUE Ninth-Inning Hit by Nussbatumer Wins Second Fray for Bowman Triumph over OSU, lfinois Takes Net Title; Evans Wins in Singles 6-1, 6_5 W Brooklyn ...... 25 St. Lenis ...... 23 Cincinnati . .. .18 Chitago........18 Boston.........17 Pittsburgh .... 15 New York .... 17 P...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE lICHICAN DAILY SUNDAY, JUNE 2, 94E ' 'Finglub Attracts large Group of Stu. dents _... . ; a y/ a FRAN hAMILTON getting into a plane preparatiry to a flight. Flying Club members go through the reg- ular flyer's routine, including ;°olos. GROIND SCHOOL INSTRUJCTOR Bill Fuchs (upper left), one of the board of directors, instructing a representative group of the lniver- sits Flying Club. .m.w,,,, .. ,_.- ,, ~ar, ... 4 __ _ ...…
…ITSO HAPPENS See Page 4 Y ilitrt Eiat CLOUDY WITH SHOWERS VOL. LVI, NO. 129 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1946 PRICE FIVE CENTS a Britain- Requests American Help in Palestine Byrnes Asks Reduction of Occupation Forces Evacuatiou Of Austria, Italy Urged Proposals 1#e At Paris Parley By The Associated Press PARIS, May 1 - U. S. Secretary of State James F. Byrnes urged the foreign ministers conference today to reduce A...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY Anderson Suggests Pres iden t 's Abandoning of Price Controls on All Meat Advocates 90-Day Test Period To Get Livestock Packing Back to Normal By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, May 1-Secretary of Agriculture Anderson said today that price control on meat should be abandoned unless a 90-day test period shows packers can get livestock in "something like normal" volume. He agreed, in an appearance at Senate B...…
…THUZ DAY, MAY 2, 1946 THTE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE D. Lake Winner Of All-Campus Gymnastic Title With many a twist, turn, and tum- ble, the All-Campus Gymnastic Championships, sponsored by, the Department of Physical Education, were held lask night at Waterman Gym. When the competition was over, Vl. M. Lake received the medal for being the All-Around Champion, with a total score of 304 points for the six events, which included the horizo...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~flPRSflaY. M~Y ~, 194$ --- -- -- -Ns_._ IT SO HAPPENS... * The World Is So Full _.. _____ .. No Love Lost Dept. THIS IS ANOTHER ONE of these petty griev- ances which occasionally creep through our intended good nature. We'll hate ourselves in the morning, but the following excerpt from Malcolm Bingay's column seems to call for retaliation. Intercepted Letters L.B. SCUWELLENBACH Secretary of Labor Washington...…
….5.C IG N .55 5'n4'.,&HA~~K'. 7.A ~.. ~ .8.LiI rtAA±0 V*tvy*o 1T1TLI i 1MTX . i Ph2A 1.1t& jTLTI V AGE I TIE S Olympic Ball, Navy Farewell Dance Set for End of Month Sports Organizations To Revive Traditional All-Campus Event Carl Bird's Orchestra Will Be Featured At Formal Affair in League Ballroom Raymond Scott Reviving an old tradition, the wom- en and men students of the physical education departments, together with the members...…
…rAGE SIC THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MAY N. 19 t6 .P......... .. ..x ........U ..... ........ ....A.Y......2.. ....9..... Students Present Three One-Act PlaysMonday Three one-act plays, "Girls Must Talk" by Paul T. Gantt, "The Neigh- bors" by Zona Gale and "Rehearsal" by Christopher Morley, will be pre- sented by students in Play Produc- tion at 8 p.m. Monday in the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. Sally Pearson, Marcie Resnick, Jean Bechtel,...…
…BATTLE OF CAMPUS GAOL See Page 2 C, r 4Lw4r 9a 743 ti1 INOUDY ND RAIN VOL. LVI, No. 103 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 2, 1946 PRICE FIVE CENTS Giant Pacific Tidal Wave Wreaks Havoc Campaign Is Designed To Stimulate Action Toward Student Government Hawaii, California,Alaska Report Extensive Damage To Be Voted On April 9,10 Rally Scheduled At Hill Auditorium Campus attention will be focused on student government this week as a ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, APRIL 2, 1946 . x, IT SO HAPPENS---. * Love Life Of A Circulation Man THE PRESSURE BOYS are with us again. Time has been doing this sort of thing since Hecuba was a pup, now Harper's has started and we're getting a little worried. On a card trimmed in significant red, we are informed, "You are expensive . . . but we think you're worth it." They follow this with as frank a declaration of passion as we'...…
…T~UESDAY, AFPRIM 2, 194Q T. MICHIGAN~ DAILY .:.:.. , a..a . ana. at~wTHE a. V'Tta..41 FbLA1 II1 Crowd of 15,000Attend s Tenth Annual Chi)ago Relays Three of SeVen Champions; letain Iiaurels; Fall Costs MacMitchell Win in Bankers Mile By EV ELLIN With a roster of entries closely re- sembling a list of who's who in track as the lure, over fifteen thousand fans, the largest ever to see an in- door meet, packed the Chicago Stad- ium to attend...…
…PAGE FOURI TH IE MtCIICRAN N f LY ........ _ ___ _ Student Talent Needed In Shows at Percy Jones A new committee is being formed to Tryouts will be held from 4 to 6 provide entertainment for the wound- p.m. tomorrow in the Grand Rapids ed soldiers in Percy Jones Hospital. Room of the League for those stu- The Entertainment Committee dents who would like to help in en- which is a part of the Camp and Hos- tertaining servicemen. Mrs. Leona p...…
… PIN-UP GIRL Seep Pg,? 2 wii, WI6FA6 ii66 COLDERE, SNOW FLURRIES VOL. LVI, No. 67 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1946 PRICE FIVE CENTS New 'U' Policy For Probation Is Announced Literary college students who earn unsatisfactory grades this term may be subject to dismissal, Associate Dean Erich A. Walter announced yes- terday Dean Walter reported the following procedure, approved Tuesday by the college's Administrative Board, ...…
…PAixE TWO THDE -MICHIGAN DAILY S:1T tJl fi A , FEBRUT 1 RX Z, 1946 PAGFL TWO SATURL~AY FEBRUARY 2, 1946 GM Meeting To Recess for Dewey, Schwellenbach Parley Highlights On Campus DREAM FANTASY: Coed To Stage Pantomimes For Play Production Comedy By The Associated Press DETROIT, Feb. 1-General Motors Corp. and the CIO United Auto Work- ers seeking a settlement of the two and one-half months old strike in the corporation's 96 plants rece...…
…SATtRIJAy, - -BRUARY 2, 1946 THE MCHIE~N Ail -- .' a. .a .rI.aj.. a .aiA . i u 11i f ..4 ii 1 V L"11 i ll C1 1 L 1 ... . ....... Mermen, Wr Swimmers To Clash With Unbeaten Spartans estlers, Cagers Seek Wins Toda State Seeks First Vic Fries, Weinberg, Ma By CLARK BAKER Looking for its fourth straight tri- umph, Michigan's swimming team will invade East Lansing to clash with Michigan State's unbeaten natators today at Jenison Fieldhou...…
…PAGE FO TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1916 PAGE FOUR SATURDAY, FEBRUARY Z 1946 46 WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Demobilization Committee Splits Fifty-Sixth Year I- . !' I Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board of Cntrol of Student Publications Editorial Staff Ray Dixon . . . . . . . . . . Managing Editor Robert Goldman . . . . . . . . . . City Editor Betty Roth . . . . ...…
…SATRDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1949 THit Al ICl111C AN 1)A11,Y P AG , r E- 2 ,... ....... . ,. .... .. _ . _ .a a a .u a.t.i a vr a. i X V i i IN J l 1", 1 1 Y. r xaus, X v K, i Master's Band Will Furnish Dance Music Decorations Will Include Crests of Active Fraternities; Tickets Limited to Members The Michigan Interfraternity Council will present the 14th annual Interfraternity Ball from 9 p.m. to midnight today in the League Ball- room. The musi...…
…I PAGE ','X TIE MICIIC,1AN DAILY SA tURii% A , F'E TARY 2t, 1616 NEWAMMENIMIMMOM a PRESS PICTURE NEWS Church News E" 't .r . - - - Student gatherings and religious services are planned for tomorrow by Ann Arbor churches. Dr. W. P. Lemon will speak on the topic "Wounds of a Friend" at the 10:45 a.m. service in the PRESBYTE- RIAN CHURCH. Members of the WESTMINSTER GUILD will meet at 5 p.m. in the so- cial hall of the Presbyterian chur...…
