… W yeather LL Cloudy, becoming fair and cooler. Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication I3aiItj Editorial Ann Arbor Citizens Fight Haisley Ouster ,.. VOL. LI. No. 167 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 23, 1941 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Rutitven Will Get Board Petitions Today I UA W-CIO Wins Ford NLRB Vote In Landslide More Than 4,350 <i) Final Figures Cite Weakness Of AFL Union In Two Plants Nearly 80,000 Employes Cast Votes I...…
… eather Generally t'a;ir and Farmer. 12 Sir igauY t lpx Editorial Mr.?dorisey' VOL. L. No. 170 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1940 PRICE FIVE CENTS Campus To Elect Cc1 Officers Today; Record Vote Seen I,60( Studets ilSwig Out Of (Colle g~iate (Careers San da y University Band To flay For Colorf d Pi-octi on Shirley Smit Will Address Departin, Class Allied Air, Land Thrusts Check German Advances Toward English Channel ...…
…a, ~ Y it 43aU I ai1 { WPeather Clou~dy and Showers VOL. LIV No. 142 ANN ARBOR, MICIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 23, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Nazis Drive Americans Back in Italy Aerial Bttle Grips urope, DNB States 25 Allied Bombers Shot Down in Fighti By Thec Associated Press LONDON, May 22, Tuesday-DNB said a great air battle was raging over Europe early today between Al- lied bombers and Nazi night fighters and claimed 25 four-engine plane...…
…FLAUNTING OF UYr IL RIGHTS See 'age 4 Latest Deadline in the State 47kz ii4q COOLER, S3HOWERSi VOL. LVII, No. 165 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 23, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS 'U'ToCombat Shortage of RuralDoctors Mel School Ilan r SttIn al The University Medical School yesterday announced a new pro- gram designed to end the present scarcity of doctors in small towns and rural communities in Michi- gan. The postgraduate program, an- nounced...…
…FUNNY KIND Of YEAR See Page 4 Y G- It~igt A6F 444pr ,743 a t I PARTLY CLOUDY, COOLER Latest Deadline in the State VOL LVIII. No 164 ---------------- I VVi. iyI .l s ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SUNDAY, MAY 23, 1948 PRICE FIVE ( U.S. Blamed For Cold Wai By Russians Charge Violatioi Of. Agreements MOSCOW, May 22-(A)-T- official Russian news agency tc night blamed the United Stat( for the present state, of Russo American relations and sai "cle...…
…BOOK BURNING See Page 4 13w rguu ai4 CLOUDY, MILD . . ....... . ........ . . .................. . .. .... . ......... .. . ................. . .. . ---. - - . . . . . . . ..... .............. - . .. . .. . ................. . ..... - - t- - . I t --r MA VOL. LVI, No. 147 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TiUR;D AY, MAY 23, 1946 PRICE FIVE CENTS . . ........... ...... . .......... . .. . . . ................ . . . . .................. . ... ........…
… wq 4rn 4fl r t, 41P -A6 low , 4V m = JLAII t WEATHER Partly Cloudy and Warmner VOL. LV, No. 154 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 23, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS Allies High Use Nazi C'omnad Two Control Parties Direct Doenitz To Administer Directives of Eisenhower By The Associated Press As the last act of its unsavory career, the German High Command is being used to the fullest extent both by the western Allies and the Russians to admini...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 23, 1941 I U I Link Training To Be Offered This Summer Students Urged To Enroll For CPT Early; Course Valuable To Aviators Students enrolling in the Summer Session Civilian Pilot Training Pri- mary Course will be given a course in flying'on the Link Trainer before beginning actual flight instruction at the Ann Arbor Airport, Prof. Emer- son W. Conlon, of the aeronautical engineering department anno...…
…THE MICHIGAN DATLY TnuitsDAk. i a sI. ea ~ a V t J / 1 #T+ URSDt/AY. M A1 V lZ Literature, Social Institutions, Honor Seminars Are Planned! ing teaching as a career: There will port to Dr. Jackson at the Health DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Harold Mueller Elected By BUD DOBER N Y r r dCourses for the students who have been admitted to the Degree Program Kappa Kappa Psi, national honor- for Honors in Liberal Arts, in the Junior and Senior Se...…
…: x a THE MIICHIGAN DAILY I u 33,m , ti, 'i_ 23. 1944 ~&OE TWO TLT~ flAY, MAI~. ~3, 1944 Fifty-Fourth Year Fdited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff =i - - - K - - . gy. .__-- ' f- - - . / ' -, V ' 1 I , ,rvA I - .a 11\ 1 .11- f k(/ WNO_ Y , r I vi Vj0 y I b~ " r Y BL Y ' f S'j 0\ -, o J A°'A . .t DAILY OFFI[CI[AL BULLETIN Jane Far...…
…_ MC116AN DAIL'xMAY-M IY 23,- 1-947 Local Clerical Help Shortage Is Predicted A severe shortage of clerical hell is expected to develop in Ann Ar. E IANAGtENT REPRTS: Village Cafeterim Strives For High Standards, Not Profits bor this summer, when wives of University students leave the area during the vacation period. According to the monthly labor market letter issued by the Michi- gan State Employment Service, a shortage of clerk-typists...…
…THFE MICHIGAN DAILY FINALS BEFORE CAMPAIGNS: SUJNDAY, Xbtehif in... 11 with MARY STEIN GO"OD News for radio listeners was the recent announcement of the National Association of Broadcasters that commercial an- nouncement time will be limited under a voluntary code starting July 1. Limitation of advertising to one minute out of every five in any given program during the prime listening hours from 6 to 11 p.m. was announced. At other hour...…
…PAGE Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDA1, 31AI 23, 1946 PAGE TWO ThURSDAY, lIIAY 23, 1946 SOUTH OF THE BORDER: Prof. Aiton Advises Travelers Vacationing In Latin America PEACETIME USEFULNESS: Prof. Dow Explains Future Development in Use of Radar By JOAN DE CARVAJAL Students planning to visit Mexico or any of the countries in Latin America should be aware of "the principles that disturb inter-Ameri- can relations," Prof. Arthur S. Aiton decl...…
…rAG ' 1'WO THE MICHIGAN DAILY .IVEDNESDAY, MAY 23, 190 ?AGE TWO WEDNESDAY, MAY 23, 1~4~ Fifty-Fifth Year AVERY HOPWOOI) AWARD WINNER: Maple's 'Family Tree' Reviewed Ij.,, .r 91 ,_ ,. Edited and managed by students of the University of Miohigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Evelyn Phillips Margaret Farmer Ray Dixon . Paul sllin Hank Mantho Dave Loewenberg Mavis Kennedy Ann Schut...…
… FRIDAY, MAYC23, 1941 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE I Nine Battles Purdue Tonight; Tennis Team Downs Wayne c. SPORTFOLIO x Giidder luddy Baer 0 Sports :Hash By HAL WILSON Daily Sports Editor Varsity To Play Under Lights; Johnson Stars In - Net Win Major League Standings AMERICAN LEAGUE Golfers ToQualify For National Open (Continued from Page 1) (Continued from Page 1) BIG BUDDY BAER, who will shove his 237 pounds within firin...…
…TtSUBDAY, MAY 23, 1940 THE MICHIAN DAILY Netmen To Compete For Big Ten Crown At Evanston' PAGE T"RE- Today Seven Players Carry Chances In Title Chase Northwestern Is Favored As Five Squads Battle For Runnerup Position (Continued trom Page 1) will be added to the Michigan total. Bob Brewer, who hasn't lost a con- ference match at the number five spot, also is counted on to pick up valuable points. Brewer has a very unorthodox game which invar...…
… ,a ... ...., ... ,. ,. x ,.,. , _x ,.. :._ . - _ _ : x ie. s.. . it l 't: t 1'*7 1 ' 1 :1: i:zli 5 P A t T t Conference Football Coaches Prepaie For Verbal Tug-of-War" Thursday "8Y IAJIOLD CLA AS SEN Associated Press Correspondent NEW YORK, May 22.-college football's verbal tug-of-war over its playing code gets down to cases this week with the Big Ten mentors meeting in Chicago Thursday and the Football Coaches Association holtiing it...…
… IThAY. MAY 23, 1947 THE MICHIGAN IlAIL- .. . MSC GRINDS FOR 'M': Track Team To Try Spartan Outdoor Strength at Lansing Wolverine Netters Top Spartans, 5-4 Paton Stops Reynold ' i Three Sets, Cook-Naugle WinDeciding Doubles Captains Wise, Boieiman Rival Pitchers at Northwestern Today .. COLLtEGE w EN! HEICME MERICANIJISERS When the Wolverine thinclads match strides with Michigan State today, at East Lansing they will be meeting a S...…
…____ ___ ____ ___ ___ ____ ___ ___THE MICHIIGAN DAILY PAGE ' --- - - - - - - _ t 1 E DAILY' Publication in The Daily Official Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Notices for the Bulletin should be sent in typewritten form to the office of the Assistant to the President, Room 1021 Angell Hall, by 3:00 p.m. on the day preceding publication (11:00 a.m. Saturdays). Notices SUNDAY, MAY 23, 1948 VOL. LVIII, No. 164 A...…
…THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1946 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE olverines T Huron Hurlers Issue 13 Walks As Infielders Commit 8 Errors opple Michigan Normal Nine,16-3 Trackmnen Face Ohio Here Saturday; Buckeyes Strong in Dashes, Hurdles NOT SO HOT TAMALES: Former Major Loop Hurlers Find Going Rouih in Mexico Two Hits by Chappuis and Rosema Pace As Five Wolverine Pitchers Yield Three Attack Hits * * * By BEV BUSSEY Finding the going much easi...…
…WE NS DA , MAY 923, 19145 THE MTCHIGAN DAILY ------------- B' Ten Track ilet ,S-een as By HANK MANTWO Daily Sports Editor Michigan Baseball Nine Netters Favored Michigan, Illinois Again Plays Badgers rdyIn BigeMeet Loom as Co-Favorites Ploy BaqersSaturdayT1i5Week-End ill* Ti ~ I - £,ubl 'VUtb. EVERY TIME the subject of Lou Novikoff arises, which it does every now and then, the inevitable question of his hitting prowess comes up, an...…
…PAGE FOR THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 23, 1941 U __________________________________________ U U ___________________________________________________________________________________________ I I THE MICHIGAN DAILY Edited and managed by students of the Universityof Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control pf Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the university year and Summer Session. Member of the ...…
…TH'1E M1CHIGAN DANL. THE MICHIGAN DAILY Greenbelt Towns, Government-Built, Offer Example To Private Industry Ij " I-E 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 exclusively entitled to the use for republication of a...…
… THlE MIIChIGAN DAILY ?AflE FOES TUESDAY, MAY. 23, 1941 U.S. Adds 38 More Swedish Firms to Blacklist Scholarships Awarded to Winners No'tified 0 Grants for 1944-45 Twenty-four University students have been notified that they will re- ceive scholarships for 1944-45 con- sisting of grants of money to aid them in completing their studies. The Simon Mandelbaum scholar- ships, set up in 1929 for deserving men in the College of Literature...…
…-: THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIAY, 312 Flaunting or Civil Rights SOUTHERN JUSTICE has triumphed again. Wedneseday night a South Carolina jury acquitted 28 white men accused of lynching a Negro. State witnesses for the prosecu- tion described how a mob had seized the Negro, brutally beaten and lynched him. Several of the defendants were identified as members of the mob. As the trial drew to a close, the defense fell back on the time-honored southe...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY "Mem"Mm 'D RATHER BE RIGHT: Funny Kind of Year MATTER OF FACT: By SAMUEL GRAFTON I HAVE BEEN trying to start a garden, but this is postwar weather, always a little wetter each day than you expect it to be. The patch has been half-dug for a week. It is only twenty-five yards from the house, but though I start toward it in bright sunshine, it rains before I reach it. Back in the house, the radio mentibns that...…
… FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY Fifty-Sixth Year IT SO HAPPENS ... o A Bleary-Eyed Monster . 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 Editor Emily E. Knapp . . . . . . . . Associate Editor Pat Cameron .... .... As...…
…P'AS TT FOU tlSPY 14th , A I C It fGA N - DAHLY Va.. ly NT 5 Yl A %I , 'U' Band To Gi Spring Concert Highlighting the program with se- lections by Rimsky-Korsakov, Ber- lioz, Moussorgsky, Bach and Moffitt, the University Concert Band, direc- ted by Prof. William D. Revelli, will present its thirty - second annual spring concert at 4:15 p.m. EWT Tonight at 8:30' Will e Given by Play Production Something new in entertainment for Ann Arbor aud...…
… I ;FRIDAY, MAY 23; 1941 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sc holarship And Forestry Dances Will Be Today 'r f 4, Senate Affair Will Feature Jeanne Crump Has Position As Guest Editor * * * Bitl Sawyer Guests For First Benefit Ball *Are Announced By Committee; Edward Tonn To Head Group ;Members of the committee in charge of the Scholarship Dance, which is sponsored by the Student Serrate, and will be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. today in the...…
…19* THE MI CHIGAN DAILY P Barbour And Cheever Residents H onored At Traditional Dinners Betsy Barbour was one of the resi- Skurla, '42, Mary Haferkamp, '42, dences honoring its members of out- Betty Brougham, '42, Shirley Ban- standing achievement, scholarship nerman, '41, Bessie Root, '41, Ger- andparticiio mntous cti trude Frey, '41, Anne Kliener, '40, and participation in house activities. Margery Stock, '40, Roselyn Fell- Roselyn Fellman...…
…;MAY 23, 1947 1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'M-47' Jurgen Senior Ball Will I Building Feature Today at WIN Couples will dance to the music of Dick Jurgens and his orchestra from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. today at the Intramural Building when the senior class presents "M-47," the last all-campus formal dance of the year. . As a special feature of the Sen- ior Ball, chairs will be set up in Ferry Field and refreshments will be served out-of-doors. A publ...…
…MAY 23, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Union To Present SpecialtyDance Elimination Dance Contest Diversion For Students Relaxing from Studies-. Campus Bandleader Art Starr To Play For Summer Casbah Bluebook Ball, the final special- ty dance of the year, will be given by the Union Executive Council from 9 p.m. to midnight Saturday in the Union Ballroom. Bluebook Ball is presented each semester as a "final fling" in order that students may...…
…THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1946 THE Mil HIC-AN DAIT.V tr a -w v sTx i P [CaxLJ N LI 1UIJ'fIUAN IA TTV rAl~UL mwVE Lantern Night Will Feature Song Contest Song, WAA Participation Cups To Be Presented To Houses During Traditional Program The 1946 Lantern Night, to be sponsored by the WAA at 6:45 p.m. Tuesday at Hill Auditorium, will fea- ture the' traditional march across campus and interhouse singing con- test. The Lantern Night Song cup will be p...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 23, 1941 _______ Band Finishes Spring Concert Arrangements Program Will Be Devoted Mainly To Wagnerian, Contemporary Pieces Program plans for the University of Michigan Band's Spring Concert have been completed, according to a report from Stuart Park, '4 , business man-1 ager of the Band. The concert, which is one of the highlights of the Band's activities during the year, will be offered at 8:30 p...…
…THE MIi-,'IITf, AN 11A ffV THMSDAY, aTas MTCHa t .V 1 VCY11 L 3' 1LY 1 yasvayw u['!l j Mill4 r.Q, Au'lu Banquet Today Honors Heads Of Glee Club Installation Of Officers, Movies Of Spring Tour Will Precede Serenade Polling Places And Times The annual Installation Banque of the Varsity Men's Glee Club wi be held at 7 p.m. today in the Unio followed by the second half of th traditional spring serenade. The newly elected officers to b inst...…
….._... ....... ...... ..jB ali TO AID HOMELAND: Indian Engineering Institute Schedules New Delhi Parley 10* 'p The Indian Institute of Chemi- cal Engineering is taking a new step in its program to provide more chemical engineers for India in scheduling a New Delhirmeeting for next March-the first to be held in India. India industrialists and offi- cials of the new Indian National Government are expected to attend the meeting which should lau...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNP; AY, ' etters Swamp Speedy Win Sets Paton Up for Big 9 Tennis Tilt Bucs, 9-0; Broncos Edge Nine, 5-4~ 4 . > By JOHN BARBOUR Michigan netters aced poor, defenseless Ohio State 9-0 yester- day on the Buckeye courts as they made their conference record per- fect in the win column and slam- med through their seventh con- secutive victory. With the Conference Cham- pionships opening at Evanston on May 27, and 28, ...…
…PAGE SIX THE IIMICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MAY 23, 194, m--wow Crowded 'U' ConditionIs Aided By Correspondene Coneses With University officials antici- c di lv Mrs. Berenice If. Lee, pating hundreds more applications Zwho is in charge of the Correspon- for admission than present facilities dence Study Department. will enable them to accept, corres- High School, College Courses pondence and extension courses as- Both high school and college c...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN ---- -- -- Draft To-Cut Graduate Enrollments = DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Radio Station To Be Sought By Local Men Chamber Of Commerce To Seek Contributions For Proposed Measure Earl H. Cress, president of the Chamber of Commerce ,announced yesterday that a movement to obtain a radio broadcasting station for Ann Arbor, preferably financed by local capital, has been started by the Chamber of Commerce. Cress w...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAIlY M Michigan SwamsCre hnclads in 84-38 wJ Purdue Stops 'M'Linksters After Ten Straight Victorie r Wampler, Marsee Whip Barclay, Schalon To Give Boilermakers 141/2-121 2 Triumph s lonrille, Johnson Top 25-7ear-Old Meet Marks Major League Standings NATIONAL LEAGUE <I AMERICAN LZAGZ) By DICK HURST Purdue's golfers put the scissors to Michigan's string of ten straight wins to clip their hosts 1412-122 yesterday in a tig...…
…THE MICHIGAN XAITY . p I c -r U a Ik N F 'N I YOU NCSTERS HAVE OWN C L U B HO US E-On the Charles Riirer basin in Boston is the clubhouse (above), used by Boston's "city kids" who are now learning to sail, as part of a city program to take youngsters off crowded streets. The junior yachtsmen come mostly frong the crowded west end of Boston where there's little chance for recreation. Private boat club members gave funds to help ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUDYIMY2 LEAPS AND BOUNDS: I Michigan Historical Collection Constantly Adds Manuscripts By MARTHA RAINIER The Michigan Historical Collec- tion may soon have to find a new home if something isn't done to check its rapidly increasing size. Way back, before the war, in 1939, some farseeing, wise men kot the idea of starting a collec- tion of documents and manu- scripts of historical importance. So with a little space in th...…
