…I I . - . - -, - - - -- 7- -- .-. I x . - . "pp- -. . 11 - I weather Anemic, (Aot .enough Corruscies) itF 431 4ati; Editorial Deatherage Should Be Discharged VOL. LII. No. 102 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1942 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Yale Swimmers Win Every Event In 59-16_Lacing World, Pool Marks Smashed In Defeat By Triumphant Blue Powerhouse By BUD HENDEL A truly magnificent Yale swimming team swept the waters of the Sp...…
… Weather Ci~adW, s~ewbt colder witho~caic~ii Qo'. 4v A*F A&M 4if t r4 ij lal t til Editorial !nam© extansm I VOL. L. No. 101 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEB. 22, 1940 PRICE FIVE CENTS Russia Orders Home Experts From Turkish Industry Posts Kremlin Calls For Exodus Of Technicians After Recent German Move; Press Talks Of War ISTANBUL, Feb. 21.-()-Soviet Russia today called home hundreds of Russian technical experts em- ployed f...…
…PEACE AND BROTHERHOOD Flee Pace 4 Cl ooe Lw 11 11 Aqi 4bp IJL lqpmrl 4:3"t t4p CLOUDY LIGHT RAIN Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 97 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS Truman Asks Vast Social Security Norway To Join North Atlantic Pact U.S. Pledges Armed Backing By The Associated Press Norway's Foreign Minister Hal- vard M. Lange said that Norway has decided to pin her security to the propose...…
…)A "I Latest Deadline in the State CLOD 4 II, No. 97 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1947 PRICE FIV mommommmommosom TE xpands Lots > Aid Crowded Ipus'Parking Underground Center Considered To Ease Present Street Congestion By JOHN CAMPBELL [hat almost traditional Saturday night walk past the zoo may become a fatality of the increased enrollment when the Univer- :ompletes a proposed new parking lot behind the Museum...…
…NvO cHofCE AT ALL See Page 4 Y ILw igzrn 1 ~tai4 POLAR WEATHER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVII, No. 97 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEB,UARY 22, 1948 MICE FIVE CENTS Steel Makers Face Price ,Boost Probe Congress Seeks Cause of Raise By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Feb. 21-Top steel makers will be asked to ex- plain there $5 a ton price boost next Thursday before the Joint YEconomic Committee of Congress. Chairman Taft (R-Ohio...…
…PAGE TWO TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY SUYNDAY, FEBiRUARY E _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ I __r February Gargoyle To Feature eMagazine-Within-A-Magazine' DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN( Campus Appearance Set For Thursday; Many Innovations Introduced Into the groove of the spring sem- ester's activity slips Gargoyle, with a host of new ideas for publication be- tween now and May. Commencing with their February issue, which will appear Th...…
…PAGE TWO TTIMSD T, FEB. 22, 1940-- THE MICHIGAN DAILY :l .1 PAGE TWO TUT1USDAY, FEB. 22, 1940- ow !n!!= - Here's A Way To Be Aground And Still Fly CAA Will Bring Training Plane Here This Week; Pilots Stay In One Room A Link trainer, one of those stubby- nosed, embryo-winged model air- planes that goes through all the mo- tions without ever getting off the ground, will arrive here this week for use in the Civil Aeronautics Author- ity st...…
…PAGE TWO THE MI CHIGAN DAILY -U Faust To Be Seen Saturday Will Commemorate German Poet Goethe In commemoration of the 200th anniversary of the birth of the great German poet-dramatist Jo- hann Wolfgang von Goethe, the German department and the Duetscher Verein will enact scenes from "Faust" at 8 p.m. Saturday at the Lydia Mendels- sohn Theatre. Tickets may be purchased at the box office from 2-5 p.m. Thursday and Friday, and from 2 to 8 p...…
…Kamrowski To Show s in Rackham Gallery lodern surrealist and detailed dscape oil paintings will be dbited by University faculty ubers Charles Farr and Ger- a Kamrowski beginning Mon- and running through March in the Rackham Building gal- rof. Ramsdell tteq4s Confab rof. W. F. Ramsdell of the stry school will participate in anel on forestry management ctices at the annual conven- 1 of the American Paper and ;' Association next week ,n Y York. ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'REVIEWS OF PROGRESS: Union Open House to Feature Wonders of Modern ScienceI By GEORGE WALKER Looking through a long list of adjectives with which to describe the Union Open House, to be held March 6, the men behind the af- fair have come up with a new one -"educational." The 1948 version of the annual event, which Union officers de- scribe as "the biggest in Union history," will feature two pres- entations of the General ...…
…FEBRUARY: 2 21942 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Magnificent Yale Crew Makes Swimming History--59-16 Frosh Track Squad Boasts Several Stars Hume Boys Are Best Bets To Make Ken Doherty's 1943 Varsity Squad By ED ZALENSKI Examinations, the ever-present bogey of all athletes, are over and this year's freshman track squad came through with only a few casu- alties, no doubt pleasant news to frosh track coach, Chester Stack- house, after so...…
…TH1JD.~i ;T ~t4 IItiE LI AllI Aiii Natators Favored To Defeat Gophers At Minneapolis' Today ________ ________________________ - IN THIS CORNER By MEL FINEBERG. iir- . .. - ~ Nothing's Impossible.. . WE ENTERED into that den of in- iquity with qualms, fears and great trepidation. It was our first acquaintance with that inferno; we knew not what to expect. The first thing that met our eye was four bil- liard balls-with one of the ball...…
…TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 22, 1949 THE MICITCAN lA T 6-.- a- rSA. W.. .aa , .a. wa.,u 1r r.a V Va.y V! Y" .vt 11.t 1 - Cagers Wolverin Trounce e Natators Pur ue Scuttle V in See-Saw I1 Vater-Logged M1 battle, 64-53 innesota, 65-18 Michigan Sweeps Every Event to Sink Minnesota 4,> -- Suprluuowtcz on Spree Sets New Scoring Mark I lOh Mack! S5 prunowicz F .. . Mikulich F.... Morrill F....... McCaslin F ..... Vander Kuy C .... . . . By ...…
…restlng, ackggregations See Action j <. maing ... ntinued from Page 1) f.9) for ehe 220 barely nipped while Wolverine Gus Stager ed a close third. race of the evening came the Ohio captain, Jim ilman, touched out Wolver- lob Sohl in the 200-yard stroke in 2:23.3. Counsil- went into the final 50 yards .g Sohl by some three yards. s neck-and-neck the final 'ds as Counsilman outlasted >unger foe. Bill Upthegrove Maize and Blue outfought [ru...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'VEREIN' PROFILE: German Club Provides Multiplicity of Activities iteingt i ... with MARY STEIN Editor's Note: This is the third in a. series of language club profiles. By FREDRICA WINTERS Although beer drinking is ver- boten, the German Club manages to provide a multiplicity of other activities for its 80 members which more than fill the gap. Along with improving the qual- ity of the German they speak, members of Deutsch...…
…THE MTiCfiiGAN lDAf1Ai v & 1)~aY, tRUARY fl,. II I MeMm- ir rig tn ti1 Senate Must Reject Van Nuys Proposal . 0 ij~ R1' .w4 'I 1' KlMAWAEOt ewr-- --..wed dited and managed by students of the University of chigan under the authority of the Board In Control Student Publications. ublished every morning except Monday during the Diversity year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press 'he Associated Press is exclusively entitle...…
…PAGE FO - TlRE MIIOGAN DAILY DAY, TTM 'M 1940 ?A~Q~ ~ T~~DLY Pu,. 2~ 1~4O I ______________________________ U THE MICHIGAN DAILY i2L EDITOR jqsi 2JU / F:-o M<A JM m 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 exclus...…
…TUESDAY. THE MICHIGAN DAILY Peace and Brotherhood FOR THE FLYERS lining up anxiously for the takeoff on a bombing mission over Germany, for the marines crouched tensely in a landing barge moving in on a Pacific atoll, for the G.I. creeping along the hedge- rows of France, there was no time for racial or religious prejudices. There was no time because they were fighting and working for a common purpose, a purpose bulwarked with the threat of...…
… A tom C Warnings 'HE American public is getting a little tired of being told about the dangers of e atomic bomb and the resulting neces- y for world unity. Ever since the atomic sh over Hiroshima, all sorts of people in sorts of places-statesmen, politicians, entists, military men, radio .commenta- s, newspaper columnists-have been imming the same lesson into our heads. e must have one world, or else the human ce will be destroyed by the at...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY No Choice At All WE WONDER HOW the Democratic party will survive this one. With the left al- ready peeling off, the southern democrats are threatening a new split, and Demo- cratic leaders are faced with the inevitabil- ity of paying for their pretty words. Taking the familiar designation of the south as' "Democratic stronghold" a little too seriously, southern leaders have served an ultimatum on national party head- quart...…
…t i:t.Jft.Ut ,tE THEM~c-II~~NDIL 'r4GE ir ....... ...... __ _ _ _ . . Petitioning For Council Paositions T o Begin ._ h:. '43 Judiciary, League Offices Will Be Filled Petitioning To Close Saturday; Interviewing To Be March 3-; Chairmen Will Be Chosen Petitioning for positions on the 1942-1943 League Council and the Judiciary Council will begin tomor- row and will continue through noon Saturday. Interviewing will then be held by ...…
…T SIAYiFT 22, 1940 . hip' M ICH-TiN DAILgY PAO~xW- I Mortar Board's. Pay-Off To Be Held Tomorrow In League Etertainment EByMembers Is Scheduled Marvin Frederic's Band Will Play; Ticket Sale Is Still Open In League Informality will be the keynote of "Pay-Off," annual dance sponsored by Mortar Board, which will be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. tomorrow in the League Ballroom. Marvin Frederic, who began his career as an orchestra leader on ...…
… THE MICHIGANIIATIN' , WRl To Receive 1,400 War Bonds for Womens' Swim ming Pool Funds To Eliminate Barbour Pool Given by League Council "Barbour Bathtub" will be the scene of activity more important than the usual limited wading at 4 p.m. tomorrow when League Council presents $1,400 worth of War Bonds to the WAA for the fund for a new women's swimming pool. Clad in the traditional "Bloomer beauty" beach outfits reminiscent of the age of...…
…. iviaize Will Disclose ame of Assembly Ball Band Fellowships To Be Qiven 'once Ticket Sale o Begin Monday ~ ~ ~----- For 1947-48 The name of the nationally nous orchestra which has been :ned to play for Assembly Ball Friday, March 7, at the Intra- aral Building, will be disclosed 1:45 p.m. today on the "Mich- n Maize" program over station PAG, preceding the opening of ket sales Monday. Ihe student - sponsored radio* oadcast gives a w...…
…S1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sophs To Present fnnual Formal flt Union Mar. 5 Spa class, presex Frid, Ballr The forma !'shop small ~CC H" 1n Spr ~ofthe decree living as co trants The pus,1 est ni reside housir Jorda Regisi C'oe buildi neighi Barbo ? a diff the f( 117 w ing 14 The in Co to nu Small Ofi Adelia dents, Mark( Committee Plans Music Hall Theme; Record Platters To Be Given as Favors; Phil Levant's Orchestra To Be Featured nsored by...…
…PAGE' SIX TILE MICHIGAN DAILY Heredity Tall Will Be Given By Dr. Snyder Nationally Famous Scholar Noted For Contributions In Studies Of Genetics One of the leading students of hu- man genetics-Dr. Laurence H. Sny- der of the Ohio State University College of Medicine-will lecture on "Heredity and Modern Life" at 8 p.m. Tuesday in Rackham Amphi-. theatre. Although Dr. Snyder may be ex- pected to make reference to the ap- plications of genetic...…
…T A G r 119 rx. THE MICHIGAN DAILY THU-1 2I AY. FEE. 22; itito ?**C-E SIX ThUI~SDAY, FEB. 22, Faculty Members Agree With Technic's Charge LightingIs Inadequate Engineering Dean And Professors Support Magazine; Believe 'Something Must Be Done, If Funds Are Found' University faculty men are quick to admit that lighting facilities in the engineering college today are not adequate for healthy vision. A survey of faculty opinion taken by The D...…
…IAE SI THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESAYFEBRUAR~Y 22, I91 WOMEN TOO CARIRY: Union Opera Head Finds Males 'Better Dancers' By GEORGE WALKER Fred Evans, veteran showman and director of the Union's Frog- gy Bottom, is in his element these days-men. Evans, who has spent much of his life directing chorses largely composed of women, is all in fa- for of the all male chorus line. NOT THAT Evans is a woman- hater; far from it. "It's just that you wear yo...…
…ad to White House Was ved by SpeechGiven Here 'ifty-five years ago today Gro- Cleveland delivered a Wash- ton Day address at the U-niver- and started the campaign ing for his return trip to the ite House. 'he entire campus of 2,600 stu- ts, as well as some 10,000 visi- s, greeted Cleveland at the rail- cd depot and marched back to .versity Hall, where the former Otte Lehmann o Appear in horal Series. -otte Lehmann, leading sopra- of the Metro...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wolverines Set World Swimming, Track Records Medley Relayers Set Mark As Mermen Top Hawkeyes Ris Takes Only Firsts for Iowa Swimnmers; Sohl,_Holiday, Stager Triumph in 56-28 Win Fonville Sets New World Shot Mark aI ai C nipa thereuouncpu astWALLY GRANT the Canadian netminder at 19:15 . . aids Wolverine attack Wrestlers To .Face Strong SpatanSquad T omorrow Fresh from a defeat at the Dan Dworsky, stellar performer hands...…
…TkIE MICHIGAN DAILY PAOK sE N H.F. Roderick To Be Speaker BeforeAIChE Former Michigan Student Will Inform Engineers Of Chemical Industry H. F. Roderick, director of research of the Michigan Alkali Company of Wyandotte, will speak on the sub- ject of "Heavy Chemical Production," before a regular meeting of the American Institute of Chemical En- gineers, at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in Room 1042, East Engineering Build- Ing. Mr. Roderick, '31E, is a gr...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Michigan Rolls Over Gophers, Keep Leag ue Lead 1948 Football Schedule Adds Oregon Eleven Wolverine Campaign Opens with Spartans Michigan's 1948 football sched- ule and two added future gridiron opponents were announced Satur- day by H. O. (Fritz) Crisler, Wol- verine athletic director and head football coach. The 1948 schedule includes the opening home game, October 2, with the University of Oregon, Eugene, Ore. The cont...…
…liT _ d~UNPXf J D Y, i ___ _.__ Actors, Stage Crew Encounter Obstacles At Fort Custer Play Paul Robeson Appears As Emperor Jones Student Army GroutpTo Hold DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Young John Hathaway, the "brat"! of "George Washington Slept Here," expressed everyone's sentiments per- fectly: "When I get to be an actor, at least I can say I've been on the road." It can't be an exaggeration, how- ever, to state that very few if any road ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, FEBRIUAR 'Rushing' Visit to Campus Fraternity A, ** ** Camera Sees Men Rushees InspectPsi U This week *over 350 men began a seven week period of extended fraternity rushing, and on hand to cover a typical gathering in picture and story was a Daily pho- tographic team. Altogether, there are 40 fra- ternities on campus including two which are beginning operations this semester. There are approx- imately 1,600 fr...…
