… weather L Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication ~ aiI& Editorial selctive Service VOL. LL No. 123 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 23, 1941 Z-323 p p p PRICE FIVE CENTS Breidenbach Stars As Michigan In Chicago Wins Relay J Two-Mile Squad Near World's As Indiana Is Comes Record Beaten Breidenbach Sets Pace Greg Rice Breaks Own Indoor Mark By HAL WILSON CHICAGO, Ill., March 22.-Turn- ing on a brilliant last lap kick Mich- iga...…
… ,Weather Generally fair; Continued cold. Y Ak itr~gan tlaiWti 'Editorial Fraternity Men And The Future .. VOL. L. No. 126 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 23, 1940 PRICE FIVE CENTS Newly Formed French Cabinel Is Given Power By Single Yoe Reynaud's Ministry Plans To Fight For Its Lif Despite Narrow Margin War Committee Will Meet Today By JOHN LLOYD PARIS, March 22.--'P)--The new French government of Piemier Pau Reynaud wrung...…
… d+ It 431U 1 Weather Showers VOL. LIV No. 100 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 1944 O PRICE FIVE CENTS Ary Unit Here To Be Cut to 1 200 Japanese Forces Smash Across Indian Boundary TBy The Associated Press NEW DELHI, March 22.-Japanese columns have made their first pene- tration of India and are pushing on westward through the Manipur Mountain country in the direction of the key road junction of Imphal, 30 miles away...…
… / itF41 miat;- Wather Warmer Vr. LI, No. 119 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 23, 1943 PRICE FIVE CNTS $1,600 Given To Red Cross By 'U' Men Quota Exceeded by $600; Contributions Still Being Accepted Going over their $1,000 quota by $600, the men of the University have now officially ended their Red Cross membership drive although contribu- tions may be turned in to the Michi- gan Union Student Offices until the end of March. This dri...…
…Ap, -.dL R EUITIE See Page 4 oitigmI Laest Deadlitin 1 the St(Ie i1 WARMtNER VOr. LVII, No. 121 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAR II 23, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS Police Catch Felon In Six Hour Search From Courtroom Patrolman Howard Remnant, a soft-spoken five-year police force Iveteran, quietly ended a hair-rais- ing six-hour criminal hunt, the most intense in the city's history, yesterday afternoon when he cap- tured Douglas Williams, 22, ...…
…CHALLENGE TO MYDA See PaE it1i x DUIIM MAN THlE BOATS Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 121 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 23, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS I I Blood Flows In Holy Land As 140 Die Report Fighting iTo Be WorstLYet By The Associated Press JERUSALEM, March 22 -The bloodiest 24 hours of fighting in Palestine's current reign of vio- lence tonight left 140 dead, in- cluding four British soldiers and a British consta...…
…PARTY ISSUE See (Graif ton, Page Y Lw I t *~at CLOUDY AND COOLER VOL. LVI, No. 95 ANN AltiIOR, MICllfCAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 23, 194 PRICE FIVE CENTS Government Acts on Model Village Plan Sample Willow Run Land Redesigned A major move in the plan to trans- form Willow Village into a perma- nent model community was made yes- terday when directors of the Willow Run Area Planning Commission met with Federal Surplus Property Ad- ministration ...…
… w , I:, Y S4. Iui& WEATHER Fair and Warner VOL. LV, No. 102 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 1945 Von Runstedt Replacedat estern s t t vv s4' PRICE FIVE CENTS ry Red Army Is 3 Miles tronm Czech Border Silesian Offensive Traps 45,000 Nazis By The Associated Press LONDON, March 22. - Russian troops, in a powerful new two-prong- ed offensive in Upper German Sle- sia, have smashed to within three miles of Czechoslovakia in twin ad- v...…
…TH E MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAE' 1 .. . . ._ _ ._ . _. .a . z news Of toe dorms A vawrds For Int ramural Debaters JGP Continues Famed Old Tradition Poster Exhibition Closes Tomorrow Inaugurated By Dean Jordan In 1903 An exhibition, "A History of The _ ~~~~Mod PYYtetrn t71 e ill nf I By GLORIA NISHON and DAVE LACHENBRUCH The ROTC faculty officers and their wives were guests of Adams and Winchell houses in the West Quad for dinner Wednesday...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MARC! 23, 1940 Foremen Hold Yearly Meeting HereApril 131 Delegates From Midwest Will Discuss Problems In One-Day Conference Gram Will Speak , Foremen are considered the heart blood of American industry accord-.. ing to the National Association of Foremen, and since problems of one foreman are invariably problems of many, the Extension Service is spon- sorhig the Second Annual Michigan-; Ohib Foremen's...…
…PAGE TWV6 'l C rHE M IIHIIZAfN ,j hA .II T H UR SDAIf, MiiAR~CH 23, 1944 - -- .... _...... s ax..a. i.a d V 1a 1 ll L"a E ". it L3 1 L 1 Fify-Fourth Year By SAMUEL GRAFTON DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 1944 VOL. LIV No. 100 All notices for the Daily Official Bul- letin are to be sent to the Office of the President in typewritten form by 3:30 p.m. of the day preceding its publica- tion, except on Saturday when the no- tice...…
…7 ~jj ~ i~AiiA 71: * ----'--- -----. --..- --..........- ..--.--...... 1' 14r Atr~igan Bat Fifty-Third Year 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 regular University year, and every morning except Man- day and Tuesday during the summer session. Member of The Associated Press' The Associated Press is e...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH! 23, 1947 1 Daily Official bulletin-x- _ A i (I Club, Auditorium stage; 7 p.m., Bridge; 7:30 p.m., Social Direc- tors' meeting; 7:30 p.m., Volley- ball; 8:30 p.m., Badminton. Wed., Mar. 26, 6:30 p.m., Bas- ketball tournament; 7 p.m., Dup- licate bridge tournament. Thurs;, Mar. 27, 7 p.m., Volley- ball; 8 pm., Little Symphony Or- chestra, free concert; 8:30 p.m., Badminton. Fri., Mar. 28, 8:30-11:30 p.m...…
…PAGE TWO n, r VHE XTCUTCAN I~vi PF I -_-"' '° 11111 1T11 t lllll"2'1.11 1J t1.lLT ' ® .r_ _.___._ .. ..__._._ . ..e ... .. . . 1 Challenge to MYDA THE TIME has come for MYDA to either put up or shut up on the question of University recognition. President Ruthven's announcement of the second official rejection of its betition for recognition leaves MYDA three and only three honorable courses of action. 1. Prove that it' is an honest gro...…
…PAGE TWO .~~~4 14 1~ A~ AU A N 1 A RFI INJ SA RDAY. MARCH 23. 1946 , . I d ..A..&I 1RA. A. A DA Y. 1 I1V -,JARE V\ AL NU, A A IT SO HAPPENS... * Archof Semi-Triumph, A4 Mi"OtPoint _ _. £ter to t 6dtor - --- - ~I DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN E hope we have an argument on our hands. Says one, Louis R. Williams, "I concur with Miss Levy-take that col- umn "It So Happens" out and put in Samuel Grafton regularly, even if it's week-old sutff." ...…
… PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY Q~~t AMENDMENT FATEDI uly 1 MaySee Reduction n Draft QuOtasMENE T on i Dra t + asMeasure To ivid T -- I RPnrpnres nttve Di RIDAY, MARCH 23, 1945 le IL etro t ito Band Alumni Plan Reunion Plans for the establishment of a Band Alumni Association to "create interest among former band men and brimg them together several timesI each year" were formulated atj a2 meeting at University Band ands Alumni Association member...…
… JRiJ5^ IAflUli 4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY WAGE THRtE -f don wirtchafter's DAILY DOUBLE Piel Takes Two Seconds, Third In Chicago Relays I __ In Re: Abe Simon .,.. (Editor's Note: Today's column is written by Joe Walker, who knows nothing about boxing or baseball.) IN THE GAMBLING HANDBOOKS of Jack Doyle, the name of Abe Simon appears three times. First of all, the Wizard of Odds concedes Ample Abe one chance in seven of ever copping the he...…
…SATURDAY, TVARCHI 22,11940 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE -ITM .M."Nommummom Records May Fall At Michigan A.A.U. Relays Here Tonight Last Chance 1 > Officials Deny Charoes Made . Against Maki Local Paper Claims Finns Turned Temperamental During Good Will Tour By HERM EPSTEIN Charges in a local paper yesterday to the effect that Taisto Maki and Paavo Nurmi had turned tempera- mental and "although they were sup- posed to be on a good-will tou...…
…S THE MICHTAN DAILY P'AG ,. Swimming Team Will Enter NCAA at Yale This %eekend 'Hawks Pkcy For Stanley Cup Continues DETROIT, March 22.-(P)--With the "big one" under their belts and the underdog role suddenly shifted to the erstwhile favored defending champion Detroit Red Wings, Chi- cago's Black Hawks 'found themselves in an unexpected though pleasant position today going into the second game of their Stanley Cup Hockey playoff seri...…
… low *M !%* - -!!" M, ;1 :w at .1 ti t-,A IV 1 1 7 r 1 -4 - /A\ - I& -- _____________________________________ I ~ ~ .&IA. .~ ~ ~ .d. ~ ~*:~). 4.~ .L7 ~1\ -L .5-4). le IVzl'i 1) NZ Natators Uniderdogs at NCAA Meet This Week in Columbus Over the Top for a New World Record Wiese To Be Back IH Uiform Soot With a final burst of strenuous' effort the Wolverine swimmers are rounding out their practicing for the National Collegiates to b...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA e"v W-f d-V -V lw PROCESSING STARTS APRIL 1: Vet Bonus Application Proeedure Set LANSING, March 22-(P-Ap- plication procedure for the state veteran's bonus, outlined today by the Adjutant General's Of- fice, ought to be a cinch for form- er GI Joes and Janes who lived through all the forms they made out in service. Here's how it was explained by Major Wilbur J. Myers of the Ad- jutant General's Staff- First of all, wh...…
…TPUESDAY, M~A LCI 23, 19,18 F THE MICIIGAN DAILY I- Open House To Feature Huge Sports Program NCAA Tank Meet Attracts 175 Natators 33 Colleges Sending TopiSwimmers Here 'What a meet this is going to be!" That's what Matt Mann en- thusiastically terms the NCAA swimming meet to be held in the Michigan pool this Thursday Fri- day and Saturday. From Bowdoin, Southern Cali- fornia, Wyoming, Texas A. & M. and schools all over the country, mor...…
…~SATURtDAY, AR~tCh 23, 194(; THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thinclads Ru Illinois, Irish OfferMain Challenge to Wolverines IMihigan Two-Mile Relay Team 1tavoredI; 1.o1 ville Figured To Push Purdue's Ilangert in in Purdue Relays Tigers Beat Yanks, 9-6; Other Scores Reported By BILL MATNEY Michigan's 24-man track squad will enter the Fourth Annual Purdue Re- lay championships today-in a dual role-that of defending champion and as underdog to Illinoi...…
…FRIDAY, MARCH 23,. %945 1' i ICi1iAN DiL Michigan Favored To Retan Pur due Relay Title 77kitn the COunt By DAVE LOEWENBERG Associate Sports Editor AS HAS been widely noted, Michigan's victories in the Big Ten track and swimming meets last weekend marked the 100th and 101st confer- ence titles won by the Wolverines. That the swimmers would win was pretty much of a foregone con- clusion. However, the thinclads did not clinch the title until...…
…THE- MICHIGAN DAILY su 'DAY, ]l"RCH X23 1941 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Letters To The Editor FIRE & WAT E R 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 Sessilon. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dis...…
…PAGE FOUR 0 TIHE MICHIGAN DAiILY SA DAZT MARC R23, 1940 a THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sylt Incident Anid Objectivity. " ~- - I IOL TT( U 3'4T.r LO'SMLTAE Gy~wlL w ' U.S (4"R,1Wm . ui titu 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 Associat...…
…-- --------~ ifiti XUx v =A1; lYLci .YS.r.t]l a. . l 'k ict U WARRIOR-STATESMAN: Dr. Shepher~d Defines Chinese Lea der 's iMot~iv es, Pinnpkes JOB TURNOVER IN FUTURE: 6ohei DiS~msseg Employmuent After War Pears tait China would lose Pi'Y freedom from outside nations press- ing in led Chiang Kai-Shek to decide to be a warrior-statesman and the leader that he is today, Dr. George Shepherd told his audience yesterday at the Rackham lecture...…
…PAGE FOUS, I TIRE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MARCH Z3, 1943, Churchill Visualizes European, Asiatic Council of N urpan,,,s rations Warns British To Keep On Job in Speech Sunday LONDON- VP)- Prime Minister Churchill sketched for the world in a radio broadcast Sunday his vision of a post-war order where peace might, eventually be kept by a European and an Asiatic council of free nations, but warned the British people of the necessity of "keep...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Heifers for Europe ILLIONS of Europeans are trying to live The animals are inocu on less than half the food Americans ment-inspected and shipp . The crisis in Poland threatens to reduce table relief agency to any average daily consumption to 1,100 cal- person designated by thet es. Anything below 1,800 calories is a resentative of the nationa rvation or semi-starvation diet, and the sonally delivers the heife grage American...…
…PROEF FUR THE MICITIGJN DAILY r i FOREIGN OPINIONS: 'U' Hungarian Students Describe Life in Balkans (EDIATOR'S NOTE: This is the sec- ond in a series of articles on what European students at the University think of the international situation.) By ANDEE SEEGER Balkan life, with its puppet gov- ernments, controlled parties, pris- Ca npu Calendar JGP-Women interested in ush- ering meet at 7 p.m. in Lydia Men- delssohn Theatre. Senior Ball C...…
…FAGR FOU THiE MICHIGAN DAILY ........... .. ............... --- -. _ .... -....... ................. .__ ............ - - Tickets for Feather Merchants Ball on Sale at Union, League Tickets for the tfeather Merchants Ball, to be held from 9 pn. to I a.m. Friday, at the Intramural Ihilding,r are now on sale at the Union, League,1 and on the diagonal.- The dance is a semi-formal all- campus affair, the first to be spon- sored by the Veteran...…
…PACMF UR THE- MICHIGAN DAILY FJUPAY, MAI1WU. 23,1945 WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Halifax Talks with Republicans Ud Rather Be Right By Samuel Grafton DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN By DREW PEARSON ASHINGTON - British Ambassador Lord Halifax held an off-the-record session with 75 Republican Congressmen the other, night and was so well liked that for the first time in sev- eral years no one walked out of the meeting. Even when the late Wendell Wil...…
… bNDYMaRCI W 1941 THE MICHIGAN D A ILY Junior Play's Short CoatsFor Campus Newman Club Miltary Ball To Patron . Li t S$prIng Dance Arid Prp Is Announced I o Be April 25 sByodEAier.. There's something about a soldier, President And Mrs. Ruthven Bill Sawyer's Band Will Plo" and there's something about a mili- To Head Those invited To See For Annual Ball; Ticket Sale tary ball too. It's that something that puts the glow of tradition aboutj Open...…
…SATURDAY - STARCH 3, 1940 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE SATURDAY, MARCH 23, 1940 PAGE FIVE Fascist Policy Aims At Peace, Villari Claims' Former Italian Minister Points Out Analogies To First World War (Continued from Page 1) President Roosevelt could get togeth- er and some way bring peace to chaotic Europe." In explaining Italy's anti-semitic laws, he claimed that there exists no social boycott of Jews. The utmostI friendship is maintaine...…
…T ICHIGAN DAILY ___________________________________________U Dean Bursley Will Be Honored at Tea Today . Appreciation To Be Shown For 26 Years of Guidance All students are invited to at- tend a tea honoring Dean Emeri- tus Joseph A. Bursley from 3 to 5 p.m. today in the Michigan League. The tea is in appreciation of the guidance he has given to Uni- versity students during his 26 years as Dean of Students. Dean Bursley will be introduced...…
…-A, -MARCl l3, 1945 TlE MICHIGAN DAILY PA Galens .Society1 Will Sponsor Caduceus Ball Gene Devine Will Play at Annual Semi-Formal Affair Tomorrow in League Ballroom Caduceus Ball, sponsored annually by Galens honorary medical fratern- ity, will be held from 9 p.m. to mid- night tomorrow in the League Ball- room. Gene Devine and his orchestra will furnish the music for the dance, which will be semiformal. All Medical students and faculty of t...…
…l IC IGA DAILY SUN-DAY. R DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN l.Fy/l a/L11) 4 i.C1 VLll FifJ .C 7Y1 (Continued from Page 4 manent positions. Please Bureau of Appointments, 371, for appointment. call the Extension Table Tennis Tournament-Wo- men Students: Rounds 1 and 2 must be completed by Wednesday, March 26. All matches not finished will be given a default. hibition Room, Architecture Building, March 15-29, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Lectures! Unive...…
…PAGE SIX T HE MIC HIGAN DA ILY SA'1tiJDAY, ARC 23,19 ...... ..... . ....................... . . Engineer's Amateurish Action' Ignored By Superior Lawyers Nautical Sportwear It may not be legal, but Michigan's future barristers have supercilious- ly declined to take steps to prosecute certain unnamed embryonic engin- eers who recently, and with malicious intent, took down all the posters ad- Vertising Crease Ball, annual formal dance gi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY CAMPUS HIGHLIGHTS -. ACHESON TESTIFIES FROM 'SECRET BOOK' - With the "secret book" of Greek and Turkish emergency background docu- ments before him, Acting Secretary of State Dean Acheson finds an answer to a question, as he testifies before thCE House foreign affairs committee in Washington, D.C. I hibert, F. Lavlik (right), state department aide, chief of division of investment and econom- ic development, assists him....…
…'~~THE MICHIGAN DAIL Y F iL Y, MARCH 23NU, !19' 'U' Graduate Edits 'Stars And Stripes Lisagor Describes Activities of Paper Sgt. Irvin "Pete" Lisgor, '39, an ex-editor of The Daily and varsity baseball player, revealed "inside dope" on the London Stars and Stripes, of which he is managing ed- itor, in a recent letter to T. H. Tap- ping, editor of Michigan Alumnus. "Pete," a member of Sphinx, Mich- igauma, Sigma Delta Chi and vice- president ...…
… caar,_mnAtrAt z, igi THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN Police Detective Prophesies Compulsory Fingerprinting Paul S. Martin Dick Thutrston, Poet With An Inspiration Will Give Talk HI- Th d " Compulsory fingerprinting through-~ out the country within five years is foreseen by Detective Harry Smith of the Ann Arbor police force. Smith, who is the fingerprint ex- pert of the department bases his con- clusion on the growing- realization that a...…
…--iPwo-mm SATURDAY, MARCH 23, 1940 111- MTitH9AN-DATV -PAC EY"8N~ .C.. L-1 1 L 1 ^ f.e. ...... C. ... ...e. ... ...... -. Center To Hold University Observatories Show Symposium Unusual And Interesting History --. Oil Vdretnn .. r , 17 To Direct Band Clinic -appan inaugural Address 1 )e .Nv1v $1S fiff I Conparison Of AmericanI And Foreign Curricula To Be Students' Topic Open House April 26 Five of the University's students who have st...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY r si Illini Dethrone Michigan as Purdue Relays Champs Sohl Cracks National Tank Mark' Harry Holiday Backstroke Rec JACKSON, Mich., March 22- (I)-Bob Sohl and Harry Holiday, University of Michigan Olympic hopefuls, continued their season long assault on the record books by cracking a national and state mark respectively in the Michigan Men's and Women's swimming championships here tonight. r' Sohl, Big Nine champion breas...…
…TITE MTCITICAN DAILY ight To Attend Festival Attracts Music Lovers! North Central ' From 80 (c7iie, I i 1Stctes .-_ .. .. .. ar. .. ... a.. .. ... i. .v. 4. i..A .t a+ ._. .. .. . r -.ra . . r _ y .a.V J..! Prc Il Iedgtie , eVatiGLn from mrea uan i / (:! in 10 etaiei .have been reei ved ofessors To Be Active by Dr. Charles A. Sink, president of the University Musical Society, for n Committee Work, Ann Arbor's annual four-day May idministra...…
… PAGE E; Az THlE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY. MARCH 2.",. 1940 PAGE EIGHT SATURDAY. MARCH 2~. 1940 P I C 'it Ui I F Ir NI r 'N OK J t WILL REPRESENT GOVEK- NOR-Harry Kelly, secretary of state, will represent Governor Dic - kinson at the Washtenaw County Citizenship Banquet next Thurs- day 'at the Union. The University will be represented by President Ruthven. THREE MAY FESTIVAL ARTISTS-f-Lily Pons, o 3loratura soprana; Artur Sehn...…
…THE MTCH1CAN 0I~ALY A FACULTY FOR KNOWING: McClusky Uses Informality, Suggestion To Alert Students fly EUNICE MINTZ (Editor's note: This is the 18th iila series of weekly articls on n faclty personalities.), Prof. Howard Y. McClusky lists two reasons for choosing educa- tional psychology and adult edu- cation as his field. His greatest interest'is people, and he sort of "drifted into the field as my whole family-moth- er, father, brother, br...…
