… IIOLY LAND PEACE ? See Pags 4 It6 :43 a t 149 FAIR, STILL COOL Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 3 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, SEPT. 23, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS TropicHurricane Takes Nine Lives Storm Moves Towards Sea After Wreaking $25,000,000 in Damages MIAMI, Fla-(P)-A toll of three lives and at least $25,000,000 in crop and property losses was charged tonight against the tropical hurricane still raking the coast with high...…
…PAGE TWO TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY 'I THU'RSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1941 ZAGE TWO 1 _ r HANDY ADLEY: Room Bureau Rescues Stranded Weekenders By PHYLLIS KULICK If you are one of the flock scrounging around town for weekend guest accommodations, take note. An Ivy League grad is your man. For a nominal charge Vincent P. Adley, '50L, will find a room for your football or prom guests in A private home. Adley's Student Room Bureau is going into its se...…
… THURSDAY, SFJTEMBER 23, 1948 TH E M ICH IGAN DAILY PAGE THREE PAGE TH1U~I~ Feler's Three Hitt r Stops Bosox 5-2 Major League Standings NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE BIGGIE ISN'T SOBBING: Kempthorn Hurt in Drill; MayMiss SpartanBattle Cleveland Catches Six In Snarled Pennant Race Boston....... St. Louis .... Brooklyn Pittsburgh .. New York .. . Philadelphia. Cincinnati .. Chicago ..... W L 86 59 79 66 .79 67 78 67 75 71 64 8...…
…PAGE FOUP1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TU SDAY, SE~PTEMBER 23. 1948 II - I 1 I I -_ __ . _ __, ....._., . d,,...... ... _ .,, . .,_., I Holy Land Peace?" THE MEN who killed Count Folke Berna- dotte Friday may have provided the only possible means of bringing peace to the Holy Land. If the Swedish Count had not fallen before the guns of the Irgun, the UN might never have risen from the stupor which envelopes it and, what is more im- portant, the ...…
… THURtSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1949, THE MICHIGAN-, DAILY PAGE F1IL WAA Petitions Due Tuesday For Dancing Club Manager C+ c>c ac_>c c c c t> ; t c c c < c ac->t * .nc t c c>c (X==>( c= X----X l s 0 tnV ancl n Vagem t n Q c c oe c cro <>c o < c <>c oc- , c_ < c o o oc =sc c_1ac- c c- c CC Mrs. Aull To Lead New Organization The WAA will open petitioning this week for the managership of its newest affiliated organization, -a folk and square dan...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY ' THUISDAY, SEPTMBER 23, 1948 Ali SCR 'YEOMAN' SERVICE: Gilbert-Sullivan Society Calls for New Members All persons interested in helping with the Gilbert and Sullivan So- ciety's production of "Yeoman of the Guard" are urged to* attend the Society's meeting at 7:15 to- night in the Hussey Room of the League. "Yeoman of the Guard" will re- quire a large cast of singers and actors, as well as a sizeable stage cr...…
… LEGISLATURE WELCOME See Page 4 i £rt 4M 743 ai1is FAIR, COOL ... . ............ . ....... . .. . , LVIII, No. 1 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TIESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS U' enrollment Hits New Peak of urope Asks .S- for $19 iion in Aid lcononic Parley n Paris Closes ARIS, Tuesday, Sept. 23-(P) British messenger travelling ommercial plane left Paris jor United States early today, ng to U.S. Secretary of State shall a ...…
…Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY 7, TUESDAY, SEP __________________________________________ I I I HousingEased . .. (Continued from Page 1) commodations. A few such open- ings still remainsas the result of late cancellations. This year for the first time for- eign women students were con- tacted in their native lands before departure for the University so that appropriate housing could be AWaiting them on arrival. Out at Willow Village some 1265 -...…
… 23, 1 947 _TIHEMICHIGANDAILY Scholarship Applications Available Now Veterans may pick up applica- tion forms for Bomber Scholar- ships to be awarded this fall on or before Sept. 30 in Rm. 205 Uni- versity Hall, Ivan W. Parker, of the Scholarship Division, Office of Student Affairs, announced yesterday. The awards, in scholarships of $100 each, will be made according to need, character and scholarship ability after a comparison of can- did...…
…THE MICHIGAN WAILY wm-mw T IJESDAY, SmIT9MER 23, 194' BILL MAULDIN Z4.. Fifty-Eighth Year OPEN LETTER: Legislature Welcome ) -~-.- -Th Edited and managed by students of the Uni- versity of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff John Campbell................Managing Editor Clyde Recht ..........................City Editor Stuart Finlayson ................Editorial Director Eunice M...…
…23, 1947 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE impus Casbah To Reopen day with Winegar's Band S i apanying the advent of tained on football weekends. 7 football season, the Cam- Plans were being made to accom- bah, soft drink night club modate equally large numbers dens ad gest, wll oldthis season, according to Carla ents and guests, will hold Mullendore, chairman of the Cas- id reopening from 9 p.m. bah committee. ight Friday and Saturday, The entir...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1947 'M' Links Captain, Track Star Earn '47 NCAA Individual Championship By IRWIN ZUCKERj Two of Michigan's foremost athletes-Dave Barclay, smooth- swinging captain of the '47 golf squad, and Chuck Fonville, crack shot-put artist-were crowned na- tional collegiate champions in their respective specialties this past summer. Home, Sweet Home Appropriately enough, Barclay's one-up victory over Jack...…
…TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1947, THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE 150-PoundGriddersStart Practice for First Time Fifty-eight miniature Hilkenes, Fords, and Elliots reported to Coach Cliff Keen yesterday after- noon for the opening practice ses- sion of Michigan's new 150-pound football team. AiLtiougn only a small percent- age of the lightweights reported any previous varsity experience in high school or college, the new mentor was confident of the u...…
….' F THE MICHIGAN DAILY TTJE STMT, S P!'MII , CONVENTION OUTCOME: Results Seen by NSA Despite Conflicts By TOM WALSH EDITOR'S NOTE: Tbic is the fi'ct in a series of interpretative articles by a staff correspondent who was a University delegate to the consti- tutional convention of the National Student Association and chairman of the Michigan Region's delegation during the convention. Seven hundred delegates repre- senting more than one mil...…
… SECTION TWO Y 1Mwr A6F :43 a t JIS SECT ION TWO ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1947 ' Expansion Program Reaches Half-Way * * * * * * * * * * EAST QUADRANGLE Conduct Rules Reworded for Clarification Concern Liquor Use, Mixed Social Events University student conduct reg- ulations concerning social events and liquor have been reworded in order to clear up certain misun- derstandings. At a special meeting the Uni- ve...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 194t UNIQUE 11IS'TOR: Lobanov-Rostovsky Writes Book on Russia and Europe "Russia and Europe 1789-1825" by Prof. Andrei A. Lobanov-Ros- tovsky of the history department has just been published by the Duke University Press. The book contains a comprehen- sive analys-is of the roleof. Russia in the history of Europe during the period from 1789 to 1825. It differs from., the usual history in that it i...…
…TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1947 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAi TUESDAY, SEPTEl~EBER 2S, 194'? PA ____________________________________________________________________________________________ U S Wing-Clipped Stork Flys To View Cars, Golf Course, Vey Hospital CHICAGO-()-The books say if you clip a stork's wings short he can't fly. But the stork at suburban Brookfleld Zoo either hadn't read the books or needed a barber. He flew-for the first time in fi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1947 Student Book Exchange Faced With Critical Housing Problem The Student Book Exchange, campus organization designed to aid students in the sale and pur- chase of textbooks, is threatened with immediate liquidation unless new business quarters can be found. The Game Room of the Michi- gan League, where the Book Ex- change has been located for three terms is now needed for women's activities, and i...…
…TUESDAY, SEPTEM.~BER 23, 1947 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Midwestern Stars Prepare for '47 Grid Season 'gg g 9 4 TRIPLE THREAT-Illini backs Dwight Eddlem n (left), Art Dufflemeier (center), and Perry - - - - ------- IMoss who will lead the Illini attack htis year. Eddleman is a kicking specialist, Dufflemeier is a GEORGE GUERRE-Speedy Michigan State halfback who will top runner, and Moss quarterbacks and passes. be the mainecog in Snartan Coach "Bi...…
…F~OURTEEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1947 ... . ................. Keniston Will eti Of Liberal-Arts' in Dean jHayward Keniston of thej literary college will speak on "The Rise of the Liberal Arts College in America" in the first lecture of the new graduate course, Current Problems in Higher Education. at 7 p.m. today in Rm. 110 of the General Library. According to Dean J. B. Edmon- son of the education school, the course has...…
…TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1947 THE MICHIGANU D4..AA CT..I .' IN 111E 11M. il HICAN 1ATT ...-.. ---_. .r sv .rvrn: rrysv rr.wnsr mss.,... ... DISCRIMINATION ENDS: Men Regain Powder Room' At League with No Fanfare BY BEVERLY DIPPEL I accepted with stoic calm, present- The announcement by the ing a contrast to the furor created League of the forthcoming opening when the former facilities were of men's lo nge on the first floor commandeered last...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I 1 Short tra Series FIVE CONCERTS SERGE KOUSSEVITSKY PATRICEMUNSELSoprano . . . ....... CLEVELAND ORCHESTRA, George Szell,Conductor . DON COSSACK CHORUS, Serge Jaroff, Conductor . . MINNEAPOLIS SYMPHONY, Dimitri Mitropoulos, Conductor . . . . . . . . . ALEXANDER BRAILOWSKY, Pianist .. .. . . Sat., Oct. 18 Sun., Nov. 9 Tues., Dec. 2 PATRICE MUNSEL Sun., Feb.15 Wed., Mar.10 1 11 Choral e Ul"tion Series TE...…
… Editorial, To The Class' Of 1945:... ig Sir igant B3aityj I Weather Continued Warm ,,. , VOL. LIT. No. 1 42 PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1941 Z-323 PRICE FIVE C . ........ ... Ruthven Urges Hull Recommends Neutrality Repeal To Combat Hitler Publicatior Ruling Bo Is Expan Two More Facult Appointed Last By Board Of R Two Others Ad As Terns E By A. P. BLAUSTE (Daily City Editor In conformance with th revis...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER23 ;, 1941 UT@~UlUI l 'WTYE 9 as t1 'wT 'I'To Hiillel W,111Sponsor Yom Kippur Yom Kippur services will be held at 8 p.m., Sept. 30 and 10 a.m., Oct. 1 at Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. Memorial services will be held at 2:30 p.m., Oct. 1 at the Hillel Found- ation, and Kol Nidre services are j scheduled for the evening. Rabbi Jehudah M. Cohen, directorI of the Hillel Foundation, will conduct I the servic...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAG University Offers Defense Courses' Cotton production in Mexico this A plan to encourage truck farming Year is expected to be appreciably is being studied by the Government above average. of Trinidad and Tobago. high school graduates, but engineers already in industry are also in need of the work offered. Most of the courses were instituted at the requestI of industry and the military services.- Engineering research ac...…
…PAGE rOtUI THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER ,.~ ., , _ Y ... _ , t The Michigan Daily Daily Editor Issues Challenge To Members Of Class Of '45 Edited and managed by students of the University Michigan under the authority of the Board in ContrW 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 th...…
… 1941 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE r . Honor Society To Meet Today At Breakfast Wyvern To Adopt Alumnae Scholars; Will Acquaint Them With Varied Campus Activities Wyvern, junior women's honor so- ciety, will meet for a cafeteria break- fast at 8 a.m. today in the Russian Tea Room of the League to plan an informal gathering with Freshmen Alumnae Scholars. Traditional fall function of Wyvern is the adoption of these scholars for a program design...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Trenched Knee To KeepNorm Call Out Of Spartan Clash (.) }Dodgers Win To Increase Lead PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 22.-UP)- Curt Davis curve-balled the Phillies into submission 5 to 0 today to put the -Brooklyn Dodgers 11/2 games ahead of the idle St. Louis Cardinals in the red-hot National League pen- nant race. While Davis kept six Philly hits well scattered and did not permit any enemy runner to reach third, the Dodgers jump...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ko Gon Sa Recreational Facilities 100th Birthday ication weeks after the beginning of classes,- OfU Versly engi- this year's Arch will come out early rd TUn Of Uni verit due to the fact that all freshmen To Be Marke< y, Oct. rti r .-er - *n1 a1 nCas1~ ~n ! 11 land, '43, Andrew Caughey, '43, Rob- ert Templin, '43, Robert Burstein, '43, Robert Mathews, '43, Ted Sharp, '43E, and Ed Holmberg, '43. President Sibley has asked th...…
…T HE MICHIGAN DAILY I V e tio n A t ie L Dr. Logan To Speak Before Dentists I S 1s e A general assembly for all st- dation Institue, will open the year's dents in the School of Dentistr to activity in that school. Dr. W. H. -~~~~~~~ h ld 2.x7 mnnt'V~ni e e Practically all odor used in per fume can be produced synthetiealy iheDeprtmntof Commerce says. 1 f,:. . T ,,, .. Auen jueaus Canoe Trips For Foresters Baxter Conducts Research On Alask...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY Chinese Will Celebrate Double Ten' Day Fete University Chinese students will celebrate Double Ten Day, the Chi- nese Fourth of July, commemorating the 30th anniversary of the Republic with the first formal dance of the year at 9 p.m. Friday, Oct. 10, at the League. A fashion show depicting Chinese fashions of the 14th, 17th, 19th, and 20th centuries will be directed by Miss Lynn-Lee Shew of the Interna- tional House in Chi...…
…HIE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY OFFICIAL University Choir: (Ensemble 49, MTWThF, 11:00 a.m., Lane Hall). During registration, application forms may be secured at Room 223, School of Music. Membership may be peti- tioned by members of any school of the University. Credit available with consent of adviser; 2 hours under- graduate or 1 hour graduate per semester. Registration. First Semester, 1941- 42. Students in all schools: The student body has b...…
… 23, THt MICHIGAN DAILY THE MT1iU L/1.11 V2Y \. II > 1j( Half A Century Old, 'The Michigan Daily' Is Nation's Leading University Newspaper; Receives Numerous Awards For Excellence { r __- High Standard Maintained By Hard Working Edit, Sports, Women's Units Pacemaker Award Received 7 Times Seven-time - winner of the prized Pacemaker Award and named for three first-place honors by Sigiia Delta Chi, The Daily is now entering its fifty-first ...…
…a T HE IhI IIGA N: ..AITY TUESIAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1941 ...:...._.. r. w ..u.. +n...rr .,...., r r ,a .... r...as u... v^ .r a r. r a1' a a a. Y i _ erg' To Present Magazine Of Lasting Value, Editor Says Oaby Garg' Is Out Today; Subscription For Year illCost One Dollar A magazine with "more than a temporary humorous outlook and Possessing lasting value to the stu- dent" has been promised by Chand- *er Simonds, '42, editor of Gargoyle, "Mich...…
…ALY, 'TRMBER, 23, 1941 *~ . *.. ~ ~ . ~S. 3.7 13. £ .L .1 Orientation Program To Center In League, Union Women's Orientation Program To Be Carried Out By These With Elizabeth Luckham, '42, chairman, Hazel Burgess, '42, and Grace Prohter, '43, on the committee in charge of freshman women orien- tation week, 56 Michigan coeds wil] devote one week this September tc aiding and orienting newcomers tc the campus. Fresman orientation advisers f...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBEP 23, THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 23, )nservation Institute Plans, Meeting Here Dean Dana To Address October 8-9 Gathering On Resource Problems Conservation and the problem of ' atural resources in Michigan will undergo close scrutiny at the Con- servation Institute to be held Oct. 8 and 9 in Ann Arbor. / The Institute, which will have gen- eral headquarters in the Rackham Building, will be he...…
… I 3, 1941 TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE _. AC V Prof. Joseph R. Hayden" Is Appointed Member Of Federal . Head Of Political Science Granted Year's Leave; Brown To Take Place Washington has once more called Prof. Joseph R. Hayden, chairman of the political science department, away from his duties here at the University-this time to become a member of the Board of Analysts in the Federal Office of Coordinator of Information. Professor Hayden pr...…
…0 FOURTEEN T HE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, Staff Of Engineering College Has Several New Members In spite of the turnover urged by national defense activity, new faces among the faculty members in the College of Engineering will be few this semester. Aeronautical engineers 'will have cccasion to become acquainted with Prof. Arnold M. Kuethe, who comes to the University from a position on the National Advisory Committee for Aero...…
… Y, SEPTEMBER 23, 1941 'TNT . MTCUTC A 'N T A TT V rf x rte:. x______________________1 i. is A IN L AI iLZ PAGE FIFTEEN y Universit Institute Is Opened New Public Health School To Meet Acute Demand Brought On By Defense 100 Are Expected To Enter Classes The newly formed School of Public Health opens its doors for the first time this week. Dean Henry F. Vaughn reported an expected enrollment of about 100 students for the school begun to m...…
…iAiLr Err THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUES DAT, S :PTEMtBF 3,000_Students First Residence Hall Was Built On Campus 100 Years Ago Twelve Houses Will Be Opened This Fall; Mason Hall Was First Dormitory To Be Constructed Here With the r-opening of the 12 men and women's dormitories for student occupancy this week, the University system of residence halls will mark its one hundredth anniversary. Mason Hall, built in 1841 for the use of men students, was ...…
… * R GENERAL NEWS Jr --7 S irdh, *4 a AL t t GENERAL NEWS L - ., .... Y. ANN ARBOR, 'MICHIGAN TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1941 Z-32, -- - ---__- ----- I A .. _ _ i &ctivitid Quiz Kids And Maurice Evans To HighlightOratorical Series General Rules (alfl'x of Fam d A 4kfc2 Pro gram Outlined Freshmen Honor Students Make Phi Eta sigma, Alpha Lambda Delta University Offers Many Opportunities To more than 10,000 students the University ...…
…Z TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TtTESDA . SF:PT31ER23 Lectures, Conclaves Highlight 1941 Summer Session Ad ivities International Cinclave hed. In Ann Arbor World Reconstruction Plan Is Made At Convention Of ]Educational Society The 1941 Summer Session of the University of Michigan, written into the record books with the close of the lest bluebook on August 22, will #o dpwn in history as one of the out- Standng sessions of the University of Michi...…
…TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1941 THE MICHIGAN DAILY :- Engineering College Offers Opportunities For Research In Modernized Laboratories College Of Architecture Is One Of Leading Schools In Country - 1 Latest Facilities, Libraries Supplement Instruction In All Technical Courses Crawford Brings Broad Experience Freshman engineers I entering the University this fall will be given a greater opportunity to learn than ever before, as the College o...…
…on THE MICHIGAN DAILY UR TUESPAY~ SEPTEMBER 23~ 1941 UNIVER S ITY MU S I C £4L S OCIE TY CHARLES A. SINK, President THOR JOHNSON. Conductor OF THE PRESENT UNI V ERSIT Y OF MI C H.IGf4N S THE S I X T Y -THIRD ANNUf4L C I U A U S N U N ONC -, rp ' -'9 ES I Giovanni Martinelli Grace Moore Emanuel Feuermann WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22 GRACE MOORE . . .Soprano THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30 EMANUEL FEUERMANN .. ...…
… )AY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1941 THE MICHIGAN DAILY - - weture Series Official Map Aids Puzzled Campus Newcomers Topics Cover Many Sub jects Herring, Esdarila, Monge To Give Speeches Here; Others Will Be Invited Every conceivable subject from An- dean biology to current and past his- .tory will undergo close scrutiny in the series of University Lectures to be presented throughout the coming academic year., Only a few lectures have been definite...…
…SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1941 m Extension Service Provides Courses In Various Towns Truhu tt tr,~ -- A service of the University of Mich- igan which extends beyond the bounds of the campus in Ann Arbor, the University Extension Service of- fers both credit and non-credit courses in various towns and cities throughout Michigan and sponsors institutes and conferences in Ann Arbor. Other services of the Extension Servi...…
… TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1941 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THE MCHTCA DATIXPAA X ix k; L., w L !.a i University Provides Many Activities Of Every Variety For All Eligible Students Prof. Mattern Directs 'Men's Vocal Goups IFC Governs Men's Greek Arch1ilectural Clinic Presents Opportunities For Experience Shuey tHe ads Independent AlM.7N Letter Groups In ie a On Of Intiut s On,,e O w - Of Kind lIn Country; Fr erity Setup, Rushimg Brigham -i...…
…A-lip THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER~ 23, 1941 s..THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sil / /, - idVI1 *I/,rrj~iv. 11 Welcome Fres hmen! AND ALL MICHIGAN STUJDENTS £ ' r v~ £e ry W .Y L>e s.' ~s Y§S £ r' } U 'VN S I I lI "Mich igan's Friendly meeting place" X r'* E~~TTeN A NX 'Wn)o"% 2p CT7, C'YT'(Th 1 I …
… Sir igau ~Eati WOMEN'S SECTION I ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1941 Z-323 WAA Sports And Fashion Review Formal Rush Planned Activities FormalsRrsh S nnPeriod Starts BeP'1jnf'EPe bmm 1Here Sunday',, - 4 ~ - 1Jo be Held Tomorrow Orientation Group Will View Exhibit On Palmer Field Panhellenic Booth In League Offers Registration And Advice To Would-Be Sorority R~ushees >)n Wee Members of Panhellenic Associa- tion will beg...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUDrAY, SEPT World On Fire In College Shop 1 Mater-that all you need to be well- dressed at college is a pair of 97 cent blue jeans and a 49 cent work shirt, purchaseable at yourenearest Army and Navy Store. Oh, yes, you can add a grey flannel skirt, if you think you migit be going some place for- mal. Mater eats this sheer drivel up, and1 thinks she's stretching a point when she allows her dotter to get even something sp...…
