…___________________ THE MICHIGAN DAILY___________ ... Final Concert On Tuesday The University of Michigan Concert Band, under the direction of Dr. William D. Revelli, will make its final appearance of the season Tuesday evening at Hill Auditorium. The band will perform a variety of selections, including works by Wagner, Saint-Saens, and Gould. OF MAJOR IMPORTANCE in the program will be "Michigan Rhapsodie," a work based on twelve traditional...…
…TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. MAY 2. 194B ______________t } NNf lU ~ Democratic Vigor W7ILUTIAM REMINGTON, a State Depart- ment official catapulted to the headlines last summer by a congressional loyalty in- vestigation,ris the subject of a comprehen- sive article in this week's "New Yorker." It traces the history of the investigation from July 19, 1948 when he was charged by Elizabeth Bentley with giving secret information to Communist spie...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Leadership Class To Hold Play Day at Fresh Air Camp Honors Dinner Salutes Active GRADUATION GARB: Caps, Gowns Steeped in Custom Today will mark the 15th an- nual play day of the Recreational Leadership Program sponsored by the WAA to be held at the Fresh Air Camp from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. The Recreational Leadership course meets each Friday from 3 to 5.p.m. at the WAB. The pur- pose of the course is to provide its st...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Trounce oSU; Trackmen * * A * * Surprising Gophers Win First Conference Crown Dolan Second to Eddleinan in High Jump; Barten Third in 880 as Whitfield Triumphs Finish Sixth AP SPORT FLASHES PHILADELPHIA - Shortstop two-base error by rookie first base- Eddie Joost smashed out four hits man Gordon Goldsberry gave the to drive in six runs and right- New York Yankees a 4-3 triumph hander Carl Scheib allowed one over the...…
…22, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wolverine Nine Outslugs MSC, 10-9 t . . r. 'M' Batsmen Knock Out Four Spartan Pitchers Homers by Kobrin, Wolf, Morrison's Triple Pace 11 Hit MichiganAttack inSlug Fest By BEV BUSSEY on top with three more in the (Special to The Daily) third. Willard Baker singled, EAST LANSING - Displaying a Bill Bucholz walked, and Leo sudden burst of power, Michigan s Koceski beat out a bunt te load baseball squad managed to...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY' I SProf. Haber First To Get ORT Award Plaque Presented Saturday in N.Y. Amid a stream of congratula- tory messages, Prof. William Ha- ber of the economics department last night became the first recip- lent of an annual American ORT Federation award in New York City. Prof. Haber was selected by the ORT (organization for rehabilita- tion through training) from an eli- gible list of 100 prominent Ameri- can citizens. * * * ...…
…FROGGY BOTTOM ONWARD See Pagre 4 Y Latest Deadline in the State 41ai4p L M *LOUD VOL. LIX, No. 140 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENT I S School Spirit Nearing Vi c to ry 0 Incomplete Tally Shows Wide Margin All But Beanies Assured Victory By CRAIG WILSON Plans for more school spirit neared approval last night as Stu- den't Legislature elections officials toiled through a second night of vote counting. I...…
…ETWo THE MICHIGAN DATLY 'ELCOME BACK: Sigma PI Works on Final Plans for Reappear'ane By JOHN DAVIES Reviving a dead fraternity chapter is only a little easier than reviving a dead person, Jim Keen- an,-'50E, has found out. Keenan, who is more responsible than anyone else for bringing Sigma Pi social fraternity back on campus, suddenly found his life crammed with filing petitions or writing letters to important peo- ple; rounding up, me...…
…FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ! 1, .. IN EVERY HAMLET: Touring Teachers Treat State to Political Truths '4ti By ART BRAVERMAN Name a town in Michigan, and some member of the political sci- ence department has been there. From Ishpeming to Menominee department members have been on the job leading discussion groups,j teaching courses for credit and presenting lecture and radio series in order to circulate their ideas. PROF. MAR...…
…TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY 'Froggy Botf SOME YEARS AGO a group of hardwork- ing students gouged a little hold in a hard crust of student apathy and planted the seed of the recently harvested Union Opera. It took a lot of imagination, planning and work, but the fruits of their efforts, most people say, were worth it. Most who saw the opera either labeled it "ter- rific" or called it the best amateur per- formance they'd ever seen. But some leered. Th...…
…TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY On tho1ude 1 By MARJE SCHMIDT One could almost say that this weekend will be one of the most "formal" in the history of Ann Arbor; it seems that three out of four houses will be holding their annual spring dances. The men of Lloyd House have planned their traditional "Candle- dine" for tomorrow evening. It is a semi-formal dinner-dance which has been held every spring since 1946. This year the event will be held at the Kom...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Softball Ga Lloyd, Wenley Battle to Ties; MCF Nips '1208 Club' Nine mes ig hlight Sring Ii Program 4 ,.. Despite chilly weather last Monday, the second round of Res- idence Hall softball produced sev- eral close games. The two leaders in the Resi- dence Hall point race, Lloyd House and Wenley House, both battled their opponents to tie games. LLOYD, WITH Dick Smith handling the pitching chores, took an early lead over ...…
… FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN ?AGE SEVEN Sox Tame Tigers, 5-2; Bauer Stars for Yanks M' Nine Opens Home Season Today By The Associated Press DETROIT-The Chicago White Sox scored their first win of the American League campaign yes- terday as they slowed rookie out- fielder Johnny Groth and the De- troit Tigers down with a 5-2 de- cision. Groth had to settle for one sin- gle in his two official times at ,at....…
…cAG EGH THlE MICHIGAN DAIL:Y r c I j r .. INI IF& r VI 1' J T R E M E N D 0 U S T R U C K .- One of the world's largest trucks (above) heas just been comn- pleted in France. It has a capacity of 130 tons, is 861,.' feet long, 13 feet tall and 15 feet wide. T Q K YT0 F E$ T I V A L - Chosen young Japanese leap anid chant as they escort a neighbor- hood shrine in procession during a springtime family festival in the Konda district of...…
…ATLANTIC PACT See Page 4 L ip-i L r Latest Deadline in the State 4 6F t t L T SHOWERS VOL. LIX, No. 121 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCh 22, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS GiveUp Hope For Nominee Regents Meet Two Candidates Ismeline to Attend Hope died last night for the Student Legislature's proposed open meeting on campus of all candidates for the two Regents posts to be filled in the April 4 election. I SL President Jim Jans, '49, told T...…
…Two THE MICHIGAN DAI LY TUESDAY, MARCH! 22, 1949 CRIME ON SALE: Cannibals, Cops, Cowboys, Spark March Gargoyle The Garg is at it again. "When the lovely Loleta walked into the clearing, she brought to Stanley Livingston the one thing in all this great, green, teeming, jungle that he wanted, needed, most of all. But was this child of nature, this delicate forest flower all that she appeared to be? Stan- ley Livingston said, "Yes!" Regiona...…
…4 Y, MAR01 22, 1949 TILE MICHIGAN DAILY r_ Illini Quintet Clips Yale, 71AW67, in NCAA s Wolverine Pucksters Gain Individual Honor; Lose Title By HERB RUSKIN While Michigan's hockey team was unable to successfully defend its National Collegiate title, quite a few individual honors were voted the Wolverine pucksters. In addition to the selection of bonnie Hill, Wally Grant, Wally Gask and Dick Starrak on the UniteLA Press All-Americ...…
…FOUR. THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MARCH 22, 1949 -- - A tlanti Unwarranted . . [ENDELL WILLKIE, with his idea of "One World" would be wondering about the North Atlantic Pact, if he were here today. For the Pact comes close to realizing a reversion to the "old spheres of influ- ence" idea. It throws up a "defensive ring," (Western dialectics for "Iron Cur- tain") around the vast territory stretch- ing from Norway's Arctic border, through ...…
…TUl Y, 3 ARCH 22, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ________________________________________________________________________________________________ I I Intramural Sports Manager Coordinates Coed Athletics EDITOR'S NOTE-This is Cte thir in a series of articles about WAA Positions and Petitions. Margaret Frostic, Intramural Manager this past year on the executive board of the Women's Athletic Association, had charge of the three intramural campus ...…
…THIE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, .. . . .... .. ..-.. No" PSYC HOLOGISTS MEET: Charge Loyalty Boards Disregard Civil Rights The American Psychological As- sociation charged that some local boards checking loyalty of gov- ernment workers are neglecting "the basic civil rights of Ameri- cans." The charge was made in a tele- gram sent by Association direc- 'U' Students Rally Against Ickes Attack Editorial Supports Conservation Policy Forestry s...…
…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...…
…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...…
…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 ...…
…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...…
… 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...…
…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...…
… x THE GREAT COMPROMISE. See Page 4 \:Yl r e A6F A6F *1F CLOUDY OCCASIONAL RAIN Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 28 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22 ,1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Israeli Capture Beersheba, Threaten aza Sigler Hits Critics, Sees Better WES By JOHN DAVIES "The Workers' Educational Service has never 'been discontinued -it's just been improved," Gov. Kim Sigler told The Daily last night at a Washtenaw Coun...…
…,YA9E TWO THE-,MICHIGAN -DAILY FPjDAY. OCTOBER 22. 1948 I THE." iMau . ..WHT(1L/LaN LTL l'l lAVfl'Pf1tL9 a1 aarrai, vV1vl3G11 FFi, AVID "I Phi Gams Take Cross Country With 33 i Points Independent Football f Newman 's Take Over Track Title The Newman Club took over top spot of the Independent Outdoor Track Meet Thursday, October 13 for the second season in a row. Sparked by Russel Cavanaugh, Don Hollisey and Al Geiger they captured ...…
… FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY rAGE TM=E lichigan HE'S NOT DENYING: Gridders Headed for Goph.-erland, -ty Paul Brown Seen Deserting Pro Football for College Job CLEVELAND -- ( ) - Paul E. 3rown, coach and general man- ager of the Cleveland Browns, will resign as chief of the All-America Football Conference champs and return to the intercollegiate field in 1949. That's a flat statement, and probably "Precision Paul" w...…
…-4AQLF'DUR THE MICHIGAI%-,bAll VR-i-i)Av- nn-, nn*P.R. .... ,.,.. ~- s -. .. . ,, .aa. raa a a s V ~ : . r.a.J La1'a..a rnim r :v sw3~jtpc. 4" , 4 WWJ~A~~4 ~ ~ jA~ i The Great Compromise MICHIGAN WORKERS can now have their fill of the better thinO in life-- art, music, and literature. And this, apparently, can be attained by merely sacrificing the unnecessary and shockingly uncultural courses in basic eco- nomic problems and practices o...…
…'i'OER 2, 1948 TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY ... ....... .......... ..... . . .mm Formal Tickets Still flvailable; Floorshow Tickets are still available at the League and at the door for the League Formal, the first coed- bid all campus dance of the year, to be presented from 9:00 p.m. to midnight today in the League Ballroom. The height of the evening's en- tertainment will be reached when the League Council appears dur- ing intermission with a f...…
…PAGE SIX TAI MICHIGETAN DAITY FIUAY, OCTOBER 22, 1048 BAILIFF'S BELL CLANGS: 'Oyez,_Oyez,' New Barristers Initiated By BOB LAYTON A group of thirty-five smiling students all wearing black shoe- string ties stood in the middle of the Law Quad last Tuesday, waited till the third ring of the Bailiff's bell was sounded, then shouted in unison the traditional cry of the Barristers-"Oyez. oyez." This scene was the final step ir the initiation ...…
… Daily TODAY THE DAILY swings wide the doors of the Student Publications Building on Maynard Street for all stu- dents interested in joining its news, sports, womens or photographic staffs. Beginning at 4 p.m. a general tryout meeting will be held and The Daily in- vites any eligible student who is at least a second semester freshman to attend. Previous newspaper experience, is un- necessary-the only qualification is a desire to keep abreast o...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY -' WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 22, 1949 _m .. _ _ . --- I; i i TRAVEL IN STYLE: Tiekets for Minnesota Train To Go on Sale to ----- Tickets for the special student train to the Oct. 23 Michigan- Minnesota football game at Min-~ neapolis will go on sale on or about Oct. 4, the Wolverine Club revealed today. The trip, sponsored by the Wol- verine Club, will cost $36.50 per person, including game tickets and Hoover Strike...…
… WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 22, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TH=t ;"' PAGE TmIEE TALKING SHOP with Bud Weidenthal Associate Sports Editor 4 A new year, a new column, a new team . . TALKING- SHOP i going to be informal, straight from the shoulder-it hopes to take you on the inside of Michigan sports and bring you a writers-eye view of the "champions of the west." We hope to help you get acquainted with the men who wil bE wearing the Maize and Blue ...…
…Ph PAE FOUR~ TIE MICHIGAN DAILY yl. , NnDit Y, _ ; a! (Editor's Note is written by Managing Editor Harriett Friedman.) THERE IS AN OLD, vicious and all too familiar principle involved in the Olivet College furore. If you recall the story, a professor of political science, and his wife, a college librarian, were given a year's leave of ab- sence without pay and requested to resign at the end of that time. The college gave no reason for th...…
…Y, "To 7l;. 1948 TH M"- ie --Wk 1' -A"IJa..S N ' '~AY ~ C 1~8~ Announce Five New League Appointments; I Interviewing T o Begin for Other Positions New appointments for League positions for this year have been announced by Mary Carolyn S Wright, chairman of the Inter- viewing Committee. The new floorshow chairman of Casbah, the campus nightclub sponsored by the League, is Lois Steere. Joann Ellis has been ap- pointed dance chairman of ...…
…PAGE, SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY mommommmm POSITIONS OPEN: Union Urges Eligible Men To Attend StaffMeeting Now is the time for all good men to come to the aid of their Union. The Michigan Union has announced a htld Sept. 23, at 7:30 p.m., in Room 3B in staff tryout meeting to bej the Union. ELIGIBLE SECOND SEMESTER freshmen and sophomores may apply for positions on all Union committees: Social, House, Publicity, Campus Affairs, Student Rela...…
… WMNt:SDAY, NOVEIVMER 11, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN, WRDNESDAY, NOVEMBER I~'7, 194S PAGE SEVEN WAA Fights To Conquer Bathtub Woe Michigras Helps Purchase Pool University coeds haven't accept- ed their Barbour Gymnasium bathtub-they have been fighting for years to raise money to build a modern one to replace the acci- dental crack that is known as the women's swimming pool. Coeds have been working on numerous projects to raise mon...…
…A X JP _V11% WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17,-1949, 4IP I I A WEflNESI)AY, NOVEMBEU 17. 1948. Spectators Enjoy Spectacle While Scout McCoy Works Every week, while~thousands of frantic gridiron fans are cheer- ng their heroes on to greater heights, there is a small group of men who battle their way into crowded football stadiums, strug- gle into their seats: among the confused multitude in order to see games they can never enjoy. This is the pligh...…
…fEDAY, NOVEMBER 17, i M Weather May Cause Serious Trouble At least part of the series, the National League part, is a cineli to be played in Boston, where ii has been known to get right crips, and rainy, in the fall. No matter where the series is played at that date, though, it might run into tough weather. The major leagues had one bad experience with a late start. That start, in 1911, really was late, he first game being scheduled Oct. 1...…
…PAGE TEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1941 s HiGH SCHOOL FOR FEW: Poor State Education Facilities Cited LANSING -(P) - A Citizens' Educational Study Committee was told today that 80' per cent of Michigan's school districts offer only eighth grade education in Michigan. Dr. Lee M. Thurston, state su- perintendent of public instruction, opened the deliberations of the special committee suggested by Gov. Sigler with a review of...…
…THE WARM i a WilAR See Page 2 Y 4,1t Dt1 CLOUDY NOT SO HOT Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 190 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS State GOP Group Asks Black To Quit Attorney General Hit on Quizzes LANSING, July 21-R)-The * Republican State Central Com- mittee tonight demanded the im- mediate resignation of Attorney General Eugene F. Black. A resolution asking the resigna- tion was amended from th...…
…PA W Tr~tO' THE MICHIGAN DAILY I I - ---- The Warm War THERE HAVEN'T BEEN any screaming headlines about it, but the "Cold War" is unofficially over. Taking its place is an even more unofficial' "Warm War" which will give way to a "Hot War" unless positive steps are taken soon. Determining what to do to end the "Warm War" which now cen- ters around Berlin is the difficult and press- ing problem. Only by examining the day-by-day facts cf th...…
…THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE M THURSDAY, JUlY 2Z, 194& PAGE TRUER Masters I-M Standings Fraternity League I B W. L. Pet. on ames Bengals 6-i; Dodgers Win 2 Major League Standings Lambda Chi Alpha ..4 01 Alpha, Sigma Phi ... .3 1 Zeta Beta Tau ...... 2 2 Sigma Chi..........2 2 Theta Xi ...........1 3 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 0 4 FRATERNITY LEAGUE W. L. Gamma Delta.......4 1 Delta Tau Delta ....3 1 Alpha Chi Sigma ... .2 ...…
…PAGE FOU19 THE MICHTGAN DlAILY THURtSDAY, JULY 2A Al FATHER FLANAGAN: Boys Town Carries on After Death of Founder INSTITUTE ON AGING: I Problems of Advancing Age Discussed I r By The Associated Press (MP)-Boys Town, although shaken by the death of its founder, is car- rying on. The death in Berlin two months ago of Msgr. Edward J. Flanagan, know best as "Father Flanagan," has thrown a sizeable readjust- ment problem into the laps of...…
…W ALLAC E c(O-p Seet Pate 4 Y LwP.h Duii4 FAIRA LITTLE CHANCE Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 163 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SATURDAY, MAY 22, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Dewey Arab-Jewish M Battle Rages In Holy City Egyptians Clain, In Tel-Aviv Bombed CHIC CAIRO, May 21--(P)-Arab le- diers stri gionnaires tonight hemmed in zation of Jewish troops fighting a last againsta ditch battle in a 10-acre area of strike wa Jerusalem's old walle...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TEN-POINT PROGRAM: U.S.-Soviet Peace Depends on Us--Lyon "The plain people of the United states are the only ones in the world today who can take th initiative to make peace between Russia and America." This was the opinion expressed by Bayard Lyon of the oriental lanugages department before the Men's Discussion Group in the Methodist Church this week. "Whether there is war or peace Announcement of Hopwoods Due Thursday S...…
…SATURDAY, MAY 22, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY - wwwmwm* etters Edge Michigan ---- - - --- State; Nine alls Four Singles Victories Nip SpartanSquad, 5-1 MacKay, Naugle Notch Double Triumphs As Paton, Mikulich Also Capture Matches <.______ _________ ___ Detroiters Gain Revenge For Earlier Loss, 14-2 Wolverines Drop Sixth Game of Season; Three 'M' Pitchers Pounded for 16 Hits By ED HOFFMAN Wolverine netmen took their revenge on the Spart...…
…,. THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MAY 22, 1948 .. Wallace Coup HENRY WALLACE has scored a tremend- ous coup in, getting his peace plan accepted, in substance, by Premier Stalin. Official America will be flabbergasted be- cause it is almost unheard of for the head of a state to make a formal reply to a peace proposal by a private citizen, and to refer to it, besides, as "the most important" of re- cent political documents having to do with ...…
