… DAILY TRYOUTS WANTED L t r U a.it CLOUDY, COOLER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 1 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPT. 21, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS 'U' Enrollment Soars oward 21,000 Mark ._. 0I Students Strike At Olivet College By CRAIG WILSON (Special to The Daily) Students picketing for the reinstatement of two dismissed Olivet College faculty members squared off for a final showdown today with College president Aubrey L...…
… PROBLE SOLVED? Y I Lw i~;rn Urn I RAIN COOL See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State OL. LIX, No. 27 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCT. 21, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS U, Regents Remove Elder from WES - e c' evolt Flares n U.S. Held outh Korea Red-Led Troops Seize Two Cities SEOUL, Korea-(A)-Loyal Ko- ean Army forces began to win ack control of the southern rea ripped by a bloody revolt- escribed as Communist led. Possibly 4,000 Ko...…
… STUDENT CRISIS See Page 4 Y C- ItFA6 Ia tils RAINY AND Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 53 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENT'S Faculty To Study 'U' Speakers Ban Dean Walter, SI Representatives, Express Willingness To Cooperate Names of the five-man faculty Senate committee appointed to study the political speakers ban were revealed by President Alexander G. Ruthven yesterday. Members are: Dean of ...…
…THE PEOPLES CHOICE see fare 4 Y L4 D~at FAIR, V(WAMER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No 96 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEB. 21, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Solid South Against Civil Rights Plans Opening Tussle Set for Monday By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Feb. 20-Re- tellious ,Dixie Democrats mar- ;,halled forces today for a fight 'to the finish" against the ad- ministration's civil rights program. Congressional delegates...…
…U.S. PALESTINE DECISION See Page 4 Y 46F A61F 411 r gtt t t pn Datii4 EARLY APRIL Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 121 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCh 21, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Wolverines Capture National Hockey Title Senators Still Unconvinced On UMT Plan Poll Shows More Sup>orl for Draft By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, March 20 - -A majority of Senators remain to be convinced that Congress should write into la...…
…JUST KIBITZING See page 3 C, r 4A4 A6F tr jIaii4 CLEAR AND COOLER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 138 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Assailant's Shotgun Blast ** ** ** WVounds Reuther Find Transfusion Vital to Unionist DeGs Lead unts C__ Communists Lagging by K Two to One Italians Down Popular Front ROME, Wednesday, April 21- (/P)-preinier Alcide De Gasperi's Christian Democrats a...…
…SLAV E" LABOR? S~ee Page 4 oe 4 4UUA6 73,aii4~ CLOUDY, Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII No. 162 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Legislature Passes 'U Construction Bill --4-, Better Food Hoped for in Board Boost Dorn Reaction To Hike Mixed Residence hall leaders yester- day echoed a general sentiment among students in University dor- mitories that the announced raise in room and board rates "won't b...…
…BERLIN EXPRESS See Page 4 Y itV JI :43 tii]u CONTINUED STICKY Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 189 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS olli I Il 1111111111|1| 1111 111 IIII III-a d , Slosson ites Hopes Dealt TripleBlow Ruthven Supports SAC Veto Decision A triple blow was dealt Monday to the campaign on campus of Prof. Preston W. Slosson for nom- ination as Congressman on the Democratic slate in the...…
…nAfi m " , 1 .1 -, - - - - .,. . -1 - . -, . -11 - A[ir 1 W V THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMWBER 21, 1948 IF '. as a a aa asi v ai JlS 1.4LL +vvvucan Famous Faces Featured In 'U' Oratorical Series With the promise of another top-notch season, the University Oratorical Association is this year presenting an outstanding array of guest lecturers. The University lecture course, the oldest 'in the country, will start off the season Oc...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGANDAILY THURSDAY, OCTOBER~ 21, 194~ s S I OFF TO FACE WORLD: Wartime Cadet Nursing Studies End This Month By JANET WATTS Probably the last traces of the University's wartime training will vanish from the campus this month when more than 50 Cadet Nurses finish their studies. Initiated during the war, the Cadet Nursing program was fi- nanced by the government to en- courage nurses to stay in active duty. Bureau Offers ...…
…PAGE TWO .jTHV MWCiGAN DAIT ... .a,.,a. raL~..LY _ .......T9YV4'l~ v A I ~ 01A . , .'* 4lCiiliLL . .J"F1;. YG a SUMMER SESSION PLAN: Students of French, Spanish May Have Separate Houses Separate houses for French and Spanish students may be set up for the 1949 summer session. If demand warrants it, two houses in Which students may live, study, and hold social af- fairs in their adopted languages will be organized. THE DIRECTOR of the Su...…
…__TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY Veterans Must Submit Claim On Dependents Evidence Required By July_1 Deadline Student veterans with more more than one dependent pursu- ing a full program of study who are entitled to $120 per month un- der the amended G.I. Bill must submit evidence of the dependen- cy to the Veterans Administration, officials announced yesterday. If the dependent is a child, the veteran will have to produce pho- tostats or certified cop...…
…THE MICHIGAN- DAItY r rr:; , ry ~ , _________________________________________________--__------____-- I DAILY SURVEY: "U' European Students View Recent News Developments ",nT"" "n T. T "^r n i 71,"7 -.- _ (I EDITUR'4 NOTEi TnPS his the first in t a series of articles on what European students at the University think of the international situation.) By ANDEE SEEGER European students" here gave a gloomy interpretation of recent news, w...…
…PAGE TWO r TH iMICIGAN DAILY -D-EDY Candidates' Statements Following are the statements of candidates for the Student Legis- lature to be elected by the campus Tuesday. Other statements will appear tomorrow, Friday and Saturday ;in The Daily. * * * Bern ard A idinoff "If elected to the Student Leg- islature, I shall work for reor- ganization of the election system, an equitable ticket distribution, and establishment of a legislature wi...…
…FRIAY, M~AY 21, 1949 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN s er p e r Washtenaw County's much condemned Courthouse will get another flaying when the report of Corp. Nate Davis, of 'the State Police Fire Bureau is mailed to County officials next week. Davis will order 18 repairs and changes in the sixty-year-old structure. In line with the Guild's pro- gram of the past year, "Christian Living in the World Community," the theme for the banquet will be, ...…
…PAGE TWO 4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1948 VIDEO TELECAST: Students To See Television At Speech Alumni Reunion I Willard Custer To Show Film { Students will have the oppor- tunity of seeing television in ac- tion next Saturday during the an- nual Speech Department Confer- ence and Alumni reunion. Prof. Garnet R. Garrison, of the speech department, will direct an original play by Vance Simonds which will be telecast by the...…
…"x A l A aXJ a a..',.I.A. 'tiA U Z i;T1"1'1' 1 r. .lal'1 l 1J i. Record Crowd Invades Loan Print Library for Pictures Students are grabbing off paintings and prints like the proverbial hotcakes. "Easily half" of the 720 prints now on exhibit in the West Gallery of Alumni Memorial Hall have been loaned out. Mrs. Eloise Wilkinson, who is in charge of renting out the framed prints, said that about 100 students were waiting in line yesterday ...…
…THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1948 STUMPING STOCKWIELL: Student Mary Hook Boosts Father in Campaign Bid By JIM BROWN "How does it feel to be a candidate's daughter?" For Mary Louise Hook, '51Ph.Ed., this has become on old question, since her father, Frank Hook, has been a member of Congress since the time she was four. During that time she has spent her winters going to school in Washington, D.C. and the summers at her home in Ironwood, Mich- Igan. Na...…
…' s i N I E D ER 21,_1948 TIIEMGIHGANJj7ATLY. .., ,. 'YEOMEN OF THE GUARD': Tower of London an Cast Crowd Set Science Talk To BeGiven Kaplan Will Discuss Earth's Atmosphere NLRB Attorney To Speak Here on Board Operations Under Labor Laws i ; It's a big order-but the pro- ducers of "Yeomen of the Guard" are going to put the Tower of London and a cast of 75 all on the stage of Pattengill Auditorium. It won't be the real tower, it's tru...…
…21; 1 M ", THE- MICRIGAN DA1TV- "m Now Swimmers Face Iowa; Cagers Top Free Styler Ris Paces Hawkeyes in Big Nine Tilt All-American Tanker To BattleWeinberg Wolverine tankmen will go all out today when they face a strong Iowa swimming team led by All- American Wally Ris at 8 p.m. in the Varsity Pool. Coach Matt Mann will give his crack 300-yard medley relay trio z of Harry Holiday, Bob Sohl, and Dick Weinberg the opportunity to get the...…
…SUNDAY, MARCH 21, 1948 THE MI(. p ____ ___ i_ with MARY STEIN To anyone who, like us, has worn out a record of "The Anni- versary Song" or has seen "The Jolson Story" two or three times, listening to Al Jolson's radio show is disillusionment. In fact we don't advise tuning in on the Thursday night show un- less you can arrange it so you only hear Jolson's singing. The rest of the show is not only unentertaining-laughs few and far between-but...…
…WEDNESDiAY, APRLIJ 1,i191 THEAl C HI(T*A HAIL. FAGS .. .a. s..a .R./ a .A. .IR. lI .ll. a. ll. R} /.. ,.1 A. .Rl LT # A'3E .l u . ..,. 1 i v JJST Knu'z14' Today's Column Was Written By R1OG GOELZ The University officials have taken it upon themselves to become the self-appointed guardians of some twenty thousand students. They have already decided that it is not permissable for its Joe College's and Betty Co-ed's to think politically, and...…
…FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ........ . ................. .......... ............ . ..... .... . ..... 'M' Circuit Clout Rips Irish, 5-2 __" - w} Wolverine Golfers Rally To Defeat MSC,16-14 (Speclul to The Daily) EAST LANSING, May 20 - Michigan's golfers, down five points to MSC at the first turn, suddenly caught fire to burn up the final nine and whip the Spar- tans 16-14 at the East Lansing Course today. It was a great t...…
… WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY r Lou is Denies Report Of September Bout Avery Beek, Jomiiiiy Verge Upset in NPL Tournaiueint ATLANTA, July 20-(A7P)-Two Wilfred Corssley of Brooklyn N. C., and Johnny Verge major upsets continued the trend managed to eke out a victory in Angeles. against favored players in the Na- the second round. Beck was strongly favore tional Public Links Tourna...…
…PAW FO _ y THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21. 1948 _ _ ._ _ ~ a _ _ . m .- I I. ...... _ .... __.. e.Y. . ....y +.... a... I (Pei, ed ONE OF THE not so well known works of the House Un-American Acitivities Committee is a handy little pamphlet en- titled "100 Things You Should Know About Communism in the U.S.A." which might well have been subtitled "Reds, Their Habits, Habitat and How to Hunt Them." In 29 compact pages and one hund...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY r THURSDAY, OCTOBER. 21,1 1949~ ... '1 Problem Solved? A NEWS STORY with a significant date- line has thrown a lot of light on the recent trend of the U.S., Britain and France to receive Franco into the Western Powers bloc. The story came from London several days ago and told how Franco and the Republicans had reached an agreement, a peaceful solution to the problem of dictatorship or republic that has been ...…
… qw TT-P TCHTGAN IATLY 9MMWTAY. 7 NorVt1T .1 O@ .Sa.'.dwAU * .,., _. _ i .. ._. ii1.1f' -lli Yl.l 1 .i 1<T2'11\ LL"11"J11 V v is a~r a's i 1 1 V ' ii l li L' i r (r A 1.7 b i i Student Crisis r w i .. . . . . BILL MAULDIN "NEWS ITEM: General Jacob Devers tells mothers their sons will not be sworn at in new army." Letters to the Editor.. We seem to be witnessing a kind of crisis in student government at the University. The question...…
…_______.________________ ThE D u1 ri be People's Choice AMPU A CITY ORGANZATIONS who ludlyque l( nU the ' (Ohmitulion- ality of Ann Arbor's rmpech lice n., l , to no avail last month, have found champions in' two University prolesors. and may yet see the ordinance at least modiied. Requiring the approval of the raor for all public gatherings < from Varsity nighi parades and pep rallies to speechos by pub- lic figures), the ordinance has ben...…
…THE MICHIGAN r) A TI N 4 SUNDAY. R X 1441 _. .-- _ _ ... .L ~.__Z_ .IT.RE..J_.. - - - .--i- -,TaC11 Vai /d L#AJa%* I, U.S. Palestine Decision More Reasonable j'E DECISION of the United States to scuttle its policy toward Palestine has been aptly described by Representative Klein as "the most terrible sell-out of the common people since Munich." The fact that a more reasonable and justifiable al- ternative has been substituted for parti...…
…PAGE FOUR -- TiiE Mj i% i GAN DAILY wo Ey. I 4t I I IT SO HAPPENS,-* * A nd the Pussy Ciat p F Salt on His Tale A CERTAIN Shakespeare professor came up with one of the more unique apologies to students for a delay in returning papers: "I am sorry I do not have all your papers, but you see I was busy chasing an owl," he said. The professor did offer an explanation: It seems that an owl has been lodged in his chimney, disturbing the sl...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRrDAY, MAY 21, 198 V 'Slave' Labor? IT MAY HAVE BEEN a "school-boy's prank" when business administration students "infiltrated" and killed last year's attempts at a Karl Marx study group, but when a trained economist charges "bias" on discovering Marx being taught in a class- room, the joking period is past. General Motors official Adam Stricker, who enrolled 'in the course and attended two class periods, charged befor...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESD~AY, JULY 21, 1948 U Berlin Express AT THE RISK of being called warmonger, hot-headed or of offending the Wallace throng, we should like to suggest that the U.S. Government order an armed convoy into Berlin. This action should be taken immediately. The consequences? War? Perhaps, but we doubt it. Twice in successive generations the United States, confused, vacillating, fum- bling, eager for peace, has been prodd...…
…TUE~SDAY, SEPTEMERn 21, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE i . i Dean of Women Aids in Solving Housing, Employment Problems WAA To Begin Fall Semester Women students who enrolled in the University too late to obtain living quarters in dormitories or league houses have been accom- modated with temporary sleeping quarters at the Michigan League dormitory. The dormitory was for- merly occupied by women living and working at the League....…
…T MSDAY, OCTOBER 21, I949 0 4ii"-4-mr -W -" qrqr F% a m,4. a THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE. FIV. Band To Sponsor Tenth fnnuai Varsity Night Oct. 29 . ,:' VarietyShow Will Feature Music, Magic N, Music and magic will be two of the main features of Michigan's tenth annual Varsity Night, to be held this year Friday night, Oct. 29, of Homecoming weekend in Hill Auditorium. Along the magic line Karrel Fox will be pulling the bunnies out o...…
…STNA NVEMER 21,- 1348 THE MTCHICAN :DAILY 00 .... ...... League Drives Chairman Runs $8,000 Candy Booth Business SLIPPERY SLIPSTICK: Elusive Slide Rule Spirited Away Again EDITOR'S NOTE: This article is one of a series of informative sketches of positions on the League Under- graduate Council which will appeal daily on the Woman's Page. By MARY ANN HARRIS Her business includes every- thing from candybars to bobby pins. LeagueCouncil D...…
…... . ..U. . ... ......D. .. .Y. ..... Coeds Mcy flpply For Scholarships' R1 ,9 Barnard Offers Grad Fellowship Applications for a $1,800 fellow- . ship, to be awarded to a Midwest Swoman college graduate, must be submitted to Professor S. Sa field Sargent of Barnard College before April 1. Offered annually by the facul- ty of Barnard College, the fellow- ship will enable the recipient to continue study in the social sci- ence field at any...…
…SUNDAY, MA XR 21, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SUNDAY, MARCH 21, 194&PAGE Sorority Pledges To Present Formal,_May]1 r3 Sorority pledge classes, under the auspices of the Panhellenic Association, have joined hands in planning their annual pledge project, a dance to be presented Saturday, May 15 in the League Ballroom. One member of each pledge class has been elected as a rep- resentative on the central com- mittee for the- dance. Some wil...…
…W1EDYES DAY, iPRil, 21, i1948 TilIF WHTC AN IALiT Pau rrv .. . . . . . - . .. . . . . - . . .. . . . . . . . . PAGE Newberry-Barbour Grounds Undergo Spring Face Lifting 1 By MARILYN KLAFER Spring is here and the Red Cross unit at Newberry-Barbour has been withdrawn. The post was established some months ago to care for the cas- ualties of the gaping crater mid- way between the sister dormitor- ies. Excavation Takes Toll It seems that the...…
…FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ _ _ __ , _., ___... z _.<as.. .. - _ _- _ u . _ , . .... - ------------ Dutch Psychologist Studies U.S._Methods By MARYLIN KLAFER With an air about her as gay and colorful as the tulips now blooming in her native land, Mrs. Arianne Daniels has charmed the residents of Helen Newberry where she is a house guest. Mrs. Daniels, a social psycholo- gist, is a native of Holland and has come to the United...…
…WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1948= THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAE I __ ShakespBare Group To Give Two Dramas Condensed versions of two t Shakespearse plays will be pre- sented at 8 p.m. Friday in Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. The plays, "Macbeth" and "The Taming of the Shrew," will be performed by the Shakespeare Festival Players of Ohio Wesleyan University under the auspices of the Speech Department. Modified Elizabethan settings and a modern adaptation of t...…
…I 5*~S* S.. ISIS *p1** *pg p .wi *5 - S'S -, .all 11 - "I '1 rl lV1 i ;1 1l AlV- 11A1 LY .1. Ui~JJ4X~, ~mrxmiupziiz~ &J., J~ - I I Dress eearsal Reveals Grid Weaknesse s I Retirement Off For Goldbergy CHICAGO - (A') - Halfback Marshall Goldberg, who has "re- tired" athletically more times than Joe Louis, has rejoined the cham- nion Chicago Cardinals of the Na- tional Football League. The 30-year-old defensive star from the Unive...…
…PAG~E SIX" TH E MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1948 4 Illinois Lightweights Out For First in in 'M' Tilt Illini Seek To Break Five Game Losing Streak in Saturday Contest at Champaign 4 PE Everybody likes to beat Mich- igan but probably no group of ath- letes would derive more pleasure from the feat than Illinois' light- weight gridders. Down Champaign way they're beginning to wonder if thehlittle Illini will ever get into the win ...…
…1'. t- A71-CO- W 1N . D iL:f uiy A z -' i4 v i 21, 1948 T~lE M.C. ..... . ... . , . ., Woleri. 4m S's Overpower OSU, 14-6 Scorers Year's Upset: Pi"tt Conques N ittany Lins PITTSBURGH - (P) -Few will- believe it but Pitt beat proud Penn State 7-0 yesterday. It was one of the most stunning upsets in a wild college football year. It also was the personal tri- who shunned glittering offers from gridiron big wheels to come to de- flated Pit...…
…TTS', MTCHTGAN DATIY r C I, r ' r i r 'po r J X CRACKING W H I P AT CAPITAL --A group of ice skaters ay crack the whip on frozen pool in front of Washington Monument (background) at Washington, D. C. W I N S G R I D A WA R D - Johnny Lujack (center), Notre Dame. shows Walter Camp Memorial trophy he won as top gridder of year to Sammy Baugh (right), pro star, and Jimmy Conzelman (left), Chicago Cardinal s coach, at Washington. SKA...…
…ThE MiC~i-HGA ~DAILY ?C''1tliAY, lAUCJT 1Z, F,48 C Ma pie Leafs Down Detroit; Clinch Crown TORONTO, March 3--(P)-The Toronto Maple Leafs clinched the National Hockey League title last night by defeating the Detroit Red Wings, 5-3. The pennant is the first the Leafs have won since 1937-38 when they finished first in the Ca- nadian division. The Leafs, de- fending Stanley Cup champions, lead the Wings by three points. The two meet in Detroi...…
…WAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY WNESDAY, APRMT 21, 1949 LI ___________________________________________________________________ U '7 LEAN YEARS WAX FAT Kenton Cin' WhileJazzni By DICK ARNESEN When news reached us that Stan Kenton, the "Artistry in Rhythm" boy, was bringing his progressive jazzmen to the cam- pus in a couple of weeks, we thought it would be interesting to check here and there and find out a bit about Kenton before he started c...…
…s S THE MICHIGAN DAI LY FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1948 '1 TRADITION BREAKS Graduation Ceremonies Give Way to New Look Graduates receiving their di- plomas at the 104th Commence- ment, to be held June 12, will find that tradition has disappear- ed and mass production efficiency has taken its place. In the past, President Alexand- SL Will Send Representative To College UN1"1 Student Delegates To StudyAssembly While the Interim Committee of the Mode...…
…~~~1 PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY -11 WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1948 f Ii ROBERTS RULED OUT: AVCRuns on Town Meeting Principle The City Beat E Campus Highlights By JIM DURAS The New England town meeting principle will govern the conduct of the American Vetbrans Com- mittee meetings this summer, ac- cording to chairman Everett W. Bovard. This abandoning of the rigor of parliamentary debate and Roberts rules for the process of group dis- cus...…
…UESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1948 'a4- .-.rr- _ _ THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN PAGE SEVEN Re ox win o RetainI Schedules VARSITY SCHEDULE Sept. 25-Michigan State. Oct. 2-Oregon.* et. 9-Purdue. Oct. 16-Northwestern. * Oct. 24-Minnnesota. ect. 30--Illinois.*' ov. 6-Navy.*: ov. 13-Indiana.* ov. 20-Ohio State. *Home Games. 150 POUND SCHEDULE Oct. 23-Illinois. tov. 6-Ohio State.* biov. 12-Wisconsin.* ov. 19-Ohio State. *Home Games. Talent Soug...…
… TURUSD~AY, OCTOBER, 21, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN ,, 7 M' Speedsters Set for opher sh Flatbush Demands Pennant Winning Club from Rickey NEW YORK-(A')-We don't see why the Brooklyn Dodgers fans should be sore because their club didn't win the National League pennant. After all, didn't Montreal win the pennant, and playoff, and the junior world series, and isn't Montreal a close relative of the Dodgers? Of course, the Br...…
