…HOUSING AT M SC Y Itp O a ii4p PARTLY CLOUDY, COLD VOL. LVI 57 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1946 PRICE FIVE CENTS Panel Discusses Industrial Stri fe Romney, Reuther, Heath, Haber Speak At Pastors'Conference Here Yesterday Highlight of the annual Pastors' Conference which opened here yester- day was a symposium on industrial conflicts which turned into a spirited argument between George Romney, secretary of the American Aut...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN D AI .V #I TUESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1946 1 11L A 1 L 1JI 111 V 111.1 .Ip tiLl - .__. _ .__.o.. _....... . ' na WL'%r V INI ARV 22 1N) fT F Fifty-Sixth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Showdown in SteelNegotiations CURRENT MOVIES By B APR {1l WATEIRS Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board of Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff flay:Dixon .. . . .. . ....…
…TU(ESD~AY, SANUARY 22, 1944 TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY -- - -tn!!Mt - Indiana oI 1siers WhiM 0F 9p AN 7M C hl Hockey Wins Over Gophers Excite Fans Team Plays Toronto In Weekend Series Michigan hockey fans, who were among the more fortunate persons to get into the Coliseum last weekend for either of the games with the Min- nesota sextet, probably viewed two of the most hotly contested battles played so far this season at the Wol- verine rink....…
…PAG~EFMUi TIlIS MICHIGAN DAILY Tut.,.qnAY, JANTTAIV 22, '04(l Gymnasium Housing Satisfies Returned Veterans at MSC Jenison Field House Converted Temporarily To Provide Quarters for 387 Students Far Eastern Highlights Art Lecturer on Campus T T kT odty Miner To Teach Race, Culture Contacts Course Next Ternm By The Associated Press EAST LANSING, Jan. 21-Aside from a few inconveniences such as sleeping in a common bedroom with 387 other ...…
…U. S. POLICY IN GERMANY See Page 4 Ci r LwF41 *4 atI LIGHT SHOWERS AND COOLER VOL. LVI, No. 94 ANN ABOR)I( 1AN, FIUIAXY, MARCH 22, 194 PRICE FIVE CENTS I 1FAv w T/ v / V 7i GM States Coneern Over Closed Plants CIO Says 'Every Effort' Being Made By The Associated Pressj DETROIT, March 21-General Mo- tors Corporation today expressed1 concern over a delay in reopening of its strike-bound plants and was told by the IO United Auto Workers t...…
…THIE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1946 Arm Promises Release of All Fathers If Draft Is Extended ....... not approve an indefinite extension. Some suggested six months, others a year. Patterson and Eisenhower warn- ed that unless the draft act is kept on the books, the Army might fall 105,000 or 170,000 men short of its estimated needs on July 1, 1947. Extension of the law, Patterson told the committee, should be coupled with legislatio...…
…FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 194G THE MICIGAN DAILY Three Matmen Hirsch To Play Pro Football MADISON, Wes,, March 21-(k'-- Elroy (rzy Legs ii b, University of Wisconsin halfback who starred at Michigan and the El Toro (Calif.) Marine base after he entered the Ma- rine Corps, has decided to play pro- fessional football, Badger athletic di- rector Harry Stuhldreher said today after a long-distance telephone con- ference with Hirsch. "Harry, I'm going t...…
…rouR TIlEM I(CAHCAN hAlEY ........... _ ... A.. ,... ,... Fifty-Sixth Year Celt tpvoepjial / e orter 'DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN IT'S THE PERFECT CRIME. Any-, Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Margaret Farmer . . . . . . . Managing Editor Hale Champion . . . . . . . Editorial Director Robert Goldman . . . . . . . . . . City Edi...…
…FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 194G THIE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE ------ --- - ----- t Mixer Dance Will Be Held Dorms, H Will Cont' oUses ribute At Willow Run To Red Cross s Contracts May Be Renewed Summer, Fall League House Applications Due At Once Because of the acute housing short- age, women students now on campus who wish to live in league houses for the summer or fall term of 1946 should apply immediately through the office of the Dean of ...…
…PAGE RJX THE MICHIGAN DAILY fi7 AV; MARCH 22, 1948 NNW-No" Annual German Contests To Be Held Today The annual iKothe-Hildner and Bronson-Thomas German contests wil be held from 2 to 4 p.m. and 2 to 5 p.m. today in Rm. 204 University Hall and Rm. 205 Mason Hall res- pectively. Two stipends of $30 and $20 are carried by the Kothe-Hildner fund which was set up in 1937 by Her- man L. Kothe, '10, in honor of his German instructor, Jonathan A. ...…
…V I WOMEN'S. JUDICIARY See Page 2 Y Aoll A& m4tr togan 4:3 a Ar ,tt4u MOSTLY CLOUDY SHOWERS VOL. LVI, No. 121 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, '' 1L4AY, APRIL 2', 1946 PRICE FIVE CENTS r. Revisions Discussed By Governing Group Student Affairs Committee Calls For Reorganization Suggestions The Student Affairs Committee called a special meeting to be held May 6 to discuss complete reorganization of the Committee and invited all students and cam...…
…PAGE TWO TIE MICHIGAN DAILY TES1)AY, APRIL 23, 1946 A SOCIAL NECESSITY: National Health Bill WITH VETERAN stand-patters like Sen. Van- denberg flitting unconcernedly about in the international spotlight, and that upstart Kaiser doing his best to set the lords of industry squarely on their steel and rubber ears, serious efforts to block social legislation should logically have gone museumward with other relics of antiquity. But the rough-...…
…T'11E' MICUJGAN DAILY PAGE THREE ~TIEMICHGAN AILYPAGETHRE - - _ _ Michigan Nine Clashes with MSC Today Netters Open Against MSC Tomorrow Michigan's inexperienced tennis squad will inaugurate its 1945 season when it tangles with the netman from Michigan State tomorrow on the courts of Ferry Field. With Dave Post and Ray Boucher unable to compete this year, Coach LeRoy .Weir has only two lettermen starting against the Spartans, al- th...…
…PAGE FOU TiIE MICHIGAN DAILY First Post-War Michilodeon Carnival To Be Held Saturday Highlighting the week-end's activi- ties will be the WAA postwar edition of Michilodeon Carnival to be pre- sented from 8 p.m. to midnight Sat- urday in Barbour and Waterman Gyms. The traditional affair will feature booths in Waterman Gym manned by campus residences and dancing in Barbour Gym. Music for dancing will be provided by a campus orches- tra and...…
…CORTRIGIIT ACQUITTAL, See .'age 4 Lier a t1og FAIR ND WVARMER VOL. LVI, No. 146 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1946 Coal Mine Seizure May-Not ndWal PRICE FIVE CENTS kout .' * * * Reorganization O SAC Proposed Outlined Ian W ould 'ive Siudents Equal RepresenLa iow11 Wi thFaculty The Student Affairs Committee voted last night to recommend to the Board of Regents that the Committee be reorganized to increase student representat...…
…CN THE MICHIGAN DAILY UT-D EsDAY; MAY ?b, 1946 0 1VE~NESDAY, MAY 22, 1946 Manhattan Plan Crash Investigated Army Board Probes Cause of Smash Against Skyscraper by Pontiac Pilot By The Associated Press v Ny ThW Y O, ay 21 the city, bristling with 36 scattered N E W YORK, May 21 -- Ann Ar-sprsnsgfrm54t1,5fet my investigating board strove today spires nosing from 504 to 1,250 feet to determine the cause of a Monday into skies frequently fogg...…
…WEDNESDAY, IiAT 22, 1946 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Maize and Blue Net Squad Downedby Kalan iazoo Tb ird Doubles Decides Match As Hornets Edge Out 5-4 Win Wellington, Mc('lusky Play Dvspite Injuries; Wolveriie Captai Post Ilteturns to Courts Nine To Play Ypsi d Tay ELEVEN YEARS BACK: Saturday's Track Meet W]'lh OSU Recalls Owet's Feats By BEV BUSSEY Michigan's tennis team was stung by the Hornets of Kalamazoo College, 5-4,, yesterday on the ra...…
… TAQE POB IiJ MICHIGAN IMATEY Ghe lrdlgat t il Fifty-Sixth Year ,rte Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Stafff Margaret Farmer . . . . . . . Managing Editor Hale Champion . . . . . . . Editorial Director Robert Goldman . . . . . . . . . City Editor Emily E. Knapp . . . . . . . . Associate Editor Pat Cameron . . . . . . . . . Associate Edit...…
…THE A-liC'MC T --IIA i :V' ii A r lip i Y 11L IVA Ar 1114$ L'Y 1f LIVX L1 ,E AGE FIAVEI Panhel-fssembly Ball Will Feature Scott at IM Building 'Heavenly' Themes To Prevail at Formal; Refreshments Will Be Served to Dancers; Late Permission Granted to Coeds, Navy Panhel - Assembly ball, "Heavenly - a will come to Ann Arbor fol- Daze," will be held from 9 p.m. to lowing a stand at a Detroit ballroom. 1 a.m. Friday in the Intramural build- Fol...…
…PACE SIM THE MCHGA-DIL ....................................... . . . ........ . . . . . ..... ....... ...... Sororities Will Cheer hiavorite Fraternities at IFC Song Fest S-ororitiesch;(eringt their particu-; ta, singing "'T'here Is A Girl So Fair;" lar Ira ternities will be a feature of' Kappa Alpha Theta, Alpha Sigma the I-nte-Fraternity sing which will1 Phi, ;pinging "Mika-Mika:" and Alpha be held at 7:30 p.m. tom2orrow on the; Chi Omcg...…
… I'D RATHER BE RIGHT See Page 4 (foe L aitest Deadline in the State Daii4 PARTLY CLOUDY AND MILD VOL. LVi, No. 2 ANN4i!{)WIxi'IUCGAN, RE R ,q7: OCTOBER 22, 1i46 PRICE FIVE CENTS Lef t Trend Seen * I .7-A i ene With Coal Strike In, German Vote * * * * * * * * * Social Democrats Are Viwtorious ui First Free Election Since Hitler By The Associated Press BERLIN, Oct. 21-Shattered, hun- gry Berlin, still looked upon as...…
… PAGE TWO THE MICHICANAIY A TUESDAY.OCTOBER 22.1946 I a as a:! 1rai Viily nt" j.1 ta1L1 ' .. ,...... .. .... ,.. r........ ...... t.,. ..:., :.. ,. KNOW YOUR CANDIDATES: Bateman, Union Head, Seeks Position in State Legislature By WALT HOFFMAN EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the fourth of a series of articles on local candidates of all political parties in thecoming elec- tion. John D. Bateman, president of Lo- cal 50 of the UAW-CIO, is the Demo-...…
… 7VESDAY, OCTOBER , MC, THE MICHIGAN DAILY FACE TRRU 1~UF~SnAY, OCTOI~ER ~2, 1946 PAGE TTfflEE Will It Be Roses. By STAN SAUERHAFT This week may well see the final decision rendered by the Western Conference in the battle of cloistered tradition vs. the multifarious lures of postseason football, as the votes of the athletic directors of the constituent universities reach the hands of Kenneth L. Wilson, Big Nine director of athletics. In 1...…
…FOUR THE MICHIGAN D ATLY -TUEgDAY, OCTOBER-22. ' 1940 THE MTCITT211\ Z/1AILY %d' k~ilA .Y V(Hi Lfl'RI n.N, 1YVA Liberats and Communism, I A BNER BERRY, Communist candidate for secretary of state of Michigan, recently stat- ed that he had hopes of a "liberal coalition" gaining national office. He added that if Com- munists were in key positions in that coalition, they would be able to further their program. Coupled with this frank stateme...…
… TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1946 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE i Homecoming Dance Tickets Will Be Sold Sale To Be Held at Union, League, 'U' Hall 'Welcome Back, Alumni' Will Be Theme Tickets for the Homecoming Dance, to be presented from 8:30 p.m. to midnight Saturday in the In- tramural Building, will be sold at the Union, League and in the ,booth outside Rm. 1, University Hall until they are all gone. Hours of the sale will be from 9 FRESHMA...…
…srX THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, OCTOEP ,22, 1946 NO MORE BLUEBOOKS: Let's Pack Up Our Troubles And Head For 1V. of Brussels By BILL DIERA(T University student who are think- ing wit shudders of lheir next. bue book and of the coming three hour final examinations might well pack up and go to Belgium.- Few quizzes and oral final examin- ations lasting between 20 and 30 minutes are the policy of the Univer- sity of Brussels, according to Fe...…
… LABOR HURTS SELF See Page 4 Y Latest Deadline in the State A6F :43 a t t ly COLDER CLOUDY VOL. LVII, No. 52 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1946 PRICE FIVE CENTS Lewis Ordered To Appear in U.. Court One-Thirdo Vets Receive Checks z c Results of Post Office Survey Contradict Regional VA Claim Applications for Veterans Loans Fall Off; Increase Noted in Repayments to University Less than one-third of the University's 1...…
…PAGE TWO TAI MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, NOVEMBER, 22, 1946 . 1 ICIANDAL RIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1946 !W ,z ._ Church News PATRIOTIC PLANS: Syrian Engineering Student Studying to Help Homeland (. ---- ____ Student Veteran's Notes .i Social programs have been planned by the student religious groups for today. An open house for all students will be held by the CANTERBURY CLUB from 4 to 6 p.m. at the Student Cen- ter. Dancing, entertainment and...…
… FRIDAY, NOVEMER 22, 1946 TilE MICICAN DAILY Bowl Bid Looms As Maize and Blue Journey To Cob embus Michigan Leads In Conference Defensive Play With the last game of the season scheduled for tomorrow, the Wol- verines find themselves leading the Big Nine on offense and defense which can be attributed to tho steadiness of the Michigan forward wall. Allowing its Western Conference gridiron foes only forty points in six contests, the Maize and...…
…GE FOUR THE MICHIGAN .DAILY, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1946 Labor Hurting Itself LABOR UNIONS appear to be digging their own grave. They are about to lose many of the hard-won rights they have achieved over a long period of years, and the current coal strike may be the torch that lights the funeral bier. John L. Lewis, always the master strategist in making gains for his United Mine Workers,. seems to have fired a blank this time. Barring a h...…
… FRIhAY, NOVE tR 2, 1946 THE V ICTGANDAIL I AAnw+. r,-tvv. 11111 lll MICHlTri i LDATTV r i'!z IVAW7 z WAA Gym Jam Will Feature Sports, Bridge, Dancing Todayj Students -will have an opportunity to participate in sports and dancing at WAA's Gym Jam, to be held from 8 p.m. to midnight today in Barbour and Waterman Gyms. Tickets for the dancing, which will be held from 10 p.m. to midnight in Barbour Gym, as well as sports tick- ets, will b...…
…THTE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 194A FEPC Endorsement Denied; Kuenzel States Union Position IN RE LOCAL TAG DAY: Foreign Student Cites French Need of University Equipment booked under its name and not that of a group campaigning for issues of national consequence. "If you wish to lay the blame for the use of the Union in promoting a political issue on anyone, it should be laid upon the shoulders of the sponsoring ;roups, "Kuenze...…
