… lt zr Da itl 44 BASKETBALL BETTING See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LXI, No. 96 ANN ARBOR, MICMGAN, SATURDAY, FEB. 24, 1951 PARTLY CLOUDY SIX PAGES Wilson Outlines U.S.Mobilization Issues Warning to Profiteers; Hints Possible Wage Modification WASHINGTON-(AP)-Mobilization Director Charles E. Wilson outlined the nation's mobilization program last night and issued a warning against all profiteers. Wilson declared that "nobody...…
… D THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1951 O WNFALL OF DDT: Science Breeds Super Roach * * * * By RICH THOMAS A new strain of super cock- roaches may creep into the kitch- ens and bakeries of America sometime in the not too distant future. The new roach will not derive its strength through some other- world parentage, b u t rather through its ability to withstand the deadly whiffs of DDT which today's householders puff its way. ...…
…)aY, rUR2ua1x , THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wolverine Sextet Freezes Out North Dakot ,llto4 Michigan Natators Face Buckeyes Today at IM By BOB LANDOWNE At 3 p.m. this afternoon, swim- rding fans will be treated to the top dual meet of the short Mic'ii gan home season when Ohio State chailey ges the Wolverine nata- tors in the IM pool. The Buckeyes sport both the J j50 Big Tep and NC AA Cham- pVonshifs and though highly fav- ored to win today's con...…
… f THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1951 I U I DORIS FLEESON: Wilson & Labor W ASHINGTON - Mobilization director Charles E. Wilson is having a bloody battle with labor. Senator Maybank of South Carolina has spoken up in derogation of Mr. Wilson's highhandedness. When im- portant segments of the press here under- took to entertain Mr. Wils6n privately to tdiscuss his problems, violent antagonisms erupted between some of them and ...…
… SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY _______________________________________________________________________________ I 0i 0 -1 /' iili i~~ - 0 i I DONNA CADY MARGPNT DUFFY * * * 4. * WAF GrowthI To Start Soon Col. May Stresses Strength of Women The war of the sexes will soon be in full swing in the Air Force. The number of women in this branch of the armed service is expected to triple in the next six months, and that means st...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILYA U LTURDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1951 Summer 12 Week Plan Abandoned Acting on the results of a sur- vey of Michigan high schools Uni- versity officials decided yesterday against extending the Summer Session from eight to 12 weeks for freshmen. T h e survey, taken among schools which produce 30 per cent of the high school graduates in the state, revealed that there would be little interest in a long- er Summer Session, Prof. Harold...…
… STUDENTS BILL OF RIGHTS See Page 4 Y it AI ait Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LX, No. 95 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1950 CLOUDY, COLDER SIX PAGES Natio Reds Accused Of Arousing Pit Agitation 100,000 Men s Idle by Weekend By The Associated Press Mass layoffs, coal rationing and mine picketing violence spread through the nation today in the Great Coal Strike of 1950. Soft coal contract talks brought 1 "absolutely no resu...…
…r:n TH iT~ TIUTTN TWK '.4 , . - FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1950 vr ' ducational ionference Lo Be Held Academic freedom, discrimina- tion and peace will be the topics under discussion at the Demo- cracy in Education Conference, to be held tomorrow and Sunday in the Assembly Room of the Union. Participating in the Conference will be three hundred delegates from Michigan State College, Michigan State Normal, Wayne University, Olivet, Hillsdale, J...…
… T FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1950 Tl!*1-m Mj;,IIAN DAfiILY -Ce Playoffs Beckon as 111' Six battles Gophers * * * 7* * * - as j "( r ... ' 1 Lt. Glenn Davis To Return To Football Wars Maize and Blue Icers Seek ) THESE CHANGING TIMES: Track Stars Shoot for Big Ten Marks Former A ll-American Signed by LosAngeles To Bolster Bid for NCAA Minnesota Aims for Revenge, .500 Rating In Return Meetings' With High-Flying 'M' By BILL CONN...…
…FRIDY, PRRUA Y 2 O .-I-HE MICHIGAN DAMY U _ - FRHAYF~EBRUA1I~Y24.i9~O r- Students' Bill of Rights STUDENTS OFTEN RAISE the cry. that their rights are being infringed upon I that the University is inforcing new regula- tions at the personal whim of an isolated official who has completely lost contact with students' needs and desires. Partially in answer to these charges, students, faculty members and University administrators will roll up...…
…T1I~Mt?1ftX TJ~~i~p Medical Ball Engagement Announced. I To Feature' Greek Theme Dance To Be Held In Union Tonight Caduceus Ball, annual medical w school and University hospital staff dance, will be held from 9:30 p:m. to 1 a.m. today in "The Tem- pies of 'Aescalapius" erected in the Union Ballroom. The original temples of Aesca- lapius played an important part in the history of medicine. The an- cient Greeks and Romans wor- shipped Aescala...…
…TU E N1TITTAN DAITVY free ROTC Departments Now Under One Roo * * * * * * Army, Navy, Air Groups Offer Specialized Study A jaunt through the labyrinths of North Hall would convince even the most skeptical that armed forces unification - now achieved on a national scale - is a reality here, too. Now under one vast roof, the Army, Navy and Air Force ROTC departments boast a total enrollment this term of nearly 825 men, just a slight drop fr...…
…DISGUISED DISCRIMINATION See Page 4 Y AOF 41itr t B n :43 riila RAIN COLDER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 99 ANN ARBOR, MICIIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24. 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS I s I A II dl Red Genetics Force Ouster Of Professor Firing Explained At Oregon State CORVALLIS, ORE.--(A')- The President of Oregon State Uni- versity said yesterday he had dis- missed an associate chemistry professor for supporting the Rus- si...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, FEBRUNRY 24, 1949 PAGE TWO THIJRSDAY, FEBRUAU~ 24, 1949 NOW- w i NO NEED TO WORRY: June Graduates Will Find Many Openings Available i/'y " i In spite of rising national unem- ployment, most Junel graduates should have little trouble finding jobs. This was the opinion expressed by various University placement directors, who feel that the same general. conditions should con- tinue unless present defl...…
…V THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA C, E TIYItEE T U E.... .... .....M.IC......H....I....A....N. -. D A..I............Y PAG"T f Buckeyes Br To I-M Pool By DICK HURST That man is here again. William "the whale" Smith, OSU's renowned and perennial middle distance swimmer, will toss his 6 ft. lin., 215 pound hulk into thcl I-M Pool Saturday afternoon when the Buckeyes meet the Wol- verines in what should be one ter- 6ific dog fight of a swimming meet. ...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY', 1FFABU Air Disguised Discrimination? NIGHT THE Ann Arbor City Council will go to bat on an issue which may well decide the fate of several student housing groups-the proposed "Double A" zoning restriction. 'Under this plan all campus clubs, re- ligious groups, League houses and affili- ated groups would be prohibited from building new houses in the area bounded by Hill St. on the south and Oxford Rd....…
… ARLJ 1YMrt..A7ti~jA V"'lILi V .4 THa .1 ,1 ' I hrA1~T ' lA 1TV PAGE Ml £ ~ - - 'Hssembly Reigns To Be Presented March 4 U(ddinqi and Cnqa emenl6 Dance Will Be Hell In Union Ballroom it COED NOTES Rain, Clouds and Glittering Will Add Rainy Atmosphere Rainbows to Dance A rainy Ann Arbor evening would greatly lend to thenatmo- sphere Friday, March 4, when "Assembly Reigns," the 1949 ver- sion of Assembly Ball, will be pre- sente...…
… NOT SO FABULOUS: Soviet Tomb Discovery 'OldStuff' to Beardsley By ROSALIND VIRSHIP Empire managed to take a The recent Russian discovery of share of the treasures w a tomb in outer Mongolia yielding traveled by their doors." evidence of a "fabulous" civiliza- tion dating back 2000 years was I (hen at (he hig called "old stuff" by Dr. Richard er a faacwantycivilization, Carn trd .Badlyo h nhoo ogy teas fay away as the Ro K. Beardsley of the a...…
…PALESTIlNE R ALLY See Page 4 Y Sw11 A ~Iai4* DAY NOA ROBINS AN Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 98 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Parties Move Ahead in'48 Drives Here Campus G.O.P. Group Forming By BEN ZWERLING The campus edition of the 1948 election campaign gathered mo- mentum yesterday as the Young ' Democrats chapter made its bid for University sanction, while the Wallace Progressives p...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, Frosh Upset Jayvees,_37-27 Mann Tanksters Down Gophers, 52-32 j Olsen, Vanderkuy Pace Attack; Tight Zone Halts Late J-V Bid By ED HOFFMAN Michigan's freshman cagers gave their big brothers a lesson in what they had learned in the arts of basketball yesterday when they trounced the jayvees, 37-27, in the Yost Field House. Using a close zone defense, the frosh held the jayvees to 10 points in the first half w...…
…TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1948 SCagers THE MICHIGAN DAILY Up Big Nine Lead, Trounce Purdue, 46-35 Hi-Lites of Game That Put 'M' Cagers on Top Si { t 1 i I Bring onIt owa Action. in Lead Gaining Battle By PRES HOLMES The camera staff of The Micli- igan Daily has combined with the sports staff to present several photo highlights of the Michigan- Indiana basketball game, the game which gave Michigan the lead in the Western Conference for...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Palestine Rally i PEOPLE ARE MORE important than oil. . Yet because some individuals place oil first, the chance to live for the 200,000 Jews of the Displaced Persons Camps in Europe and Cyprus is in doubt. Whether or not they will live as free men in their own land where they may make a garden grow in the desert depends upon an American decision to adhere to solemn commitments made for the partition of Palestine. Because...…
…--JTHE IlMCHWGAN DAILY a " CAMPUS LANDMARK: Harbingers of Spring' Found Year 'Round at U'Greenhouse By DOLORES PALANKER but is also used for research and A familiar spot that is forever experiments with plants, accord- green on the University campus, ing to Prof. Felix G. Gustafson, lends strength to the sometimes of the botany department, under desperate hope that "if winter whose jurisdiction the glasshouse comes, can spring be far behind...…
…4w THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE PLAY'S THE THING: Prof. Hollister's Retirement Ends 45 Years of Teaching By LILIAS WAGNER The man who originated at the University the first course in play production to be taught in any school or college in the country. retired recently after 45 years ,,of teaching speech here. Although he received his degree from the University as a chem- istry and mathematics major, Prof. Emeritus Richard D. T. Hol- Jister has b...…
… itt 4 itt W eather Light Rain VOL. LIII No. 97 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 24, 1943 PRICE FiVE CENTS Campus Elections To Be Held Today Students Will Elect Dance Committee, Board Members and Union Officers Voting in today's all-campus elec- tion will take place from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in four campus polling places, Rupert Straub '44 of the Union staff who is in charge of the voting, an- nounced yesterday. Balloting will be condu...…
…T4o T~i i;4GND A ILY Tr ~ Th t .v . 24. t . - ... . .. U 0 New T echnic Goes on Sale Tomorrow Three. articles, each dealing with a separate phase of engineering, will highlight the current issue of the Technic which goes on sale tomorrow. "Surface Finishes" and their impor- tance will be discussed in an article by Walter Mikelson, '34E, now work- ing as a physicist with the General Electric Corp.- Discussing the processing of rubber from...…
…WEDNESDAY, FEB. 24, 1943 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FAGS THREE 'Waiving Freshman Rule Has Dual Purpose'--- Crisler lw Spring Sports To Be Helped ByNew Move (Continued from Page 1) In addition to waiving the fresh- man ruling the Conference voted eli- gibility to members of the armed ser- vices on active duty, who may be as- signed to member schools. The Navy has intimated that it will allow these men to gompete, while the Army has inferre...…
…,e THE MIfHIUAi DAIL gy'p ^- T7 Z4 -A^ 1 e _ _ 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 Mon- day and Tuesday during the summer session. Member of The Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republicat...…
…WS~ATS S.Z4, -r4Z3 .. - - .. "." "'. ...... . :. .. 1 1.1 .r 6 41A 1:1N 111.4 dom. lY 1.F-l ii( 1W1 AL ..1 .J Ea SC a Jn Scivitt s Orchestra To Play or Slide Rule Ball 4'- ._ St. Pat's Day' Will Be Theme Of Decorations Savitt, Originator of 'Shuffle Rhythm/ Makes'-Extensive Use of Stringed Instruments Jan Savitt, well known for the use of strings in his orchestra, has been selected as the band to play for Slide Rule Ball, which...…
…PAGE SICK THE MICHIGAN DAIL4Y WEDNESDAY. FEB. 24, 1943 Knox Claims Submarine Menace Continues 'Very 4 G;rave* 4 Showdown in Naval Fighting Is Foreseen Merchantman Sinks Japanese Submarine In Pacific Gun Battle WASHINGTON, Feb. 23,-(/P)- De- velopment of a showdown fight next spring between Allied naval forces and German U-Boats in the Battle of the Atlantic was foreseen in informed quarters here tonight. Secretary of the Navy Knox report...…
…W eather Light to Moderate Snow Today, C-enerab-y Fair Tomnorrow. Sir ignn jDatt Editorial Again, Fighting And The Studentse VOL. L. No. 102 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEB. 24, 1940 PRICE FIVE CENTS Self - Interest Is Corrupting Colleges'Duty, Ruthven Says Charges Schools Stress 'Incidental Objectives' In Battle ForPopularity Constructive Peace SeenWOnly Solution (Special to The Daily) NEW YORK, Feb. 23-President Ruthven las...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, B. 24, 1940 WAOE TWO $ATUftDAY, FEE. 24, 1940 Ann Arbor Here Is In Today's News Summary To be used for emergencies only, a -complete mobile unit has been added to the equipment of the Wash- tenaw county sheriff's department. The unit contains everything from fire extinguishers to stretchers. It was purchased with funds raised throughoutthe county by American Legion members. The outfit will probably...…
…E'!TtD Y, tTP. 24, 1I4O THEi MICHIGAN DAILY. PA SextetacesGophers, Tracknien Meet OSU Here onight Week Of Wins Just A Tuneup For Natators Michigan's crack swimmers aren't supposed to be in condition these days, but you'd never be able to tell that fact after looking over the Wol- verine record for last week. Matt Mann's crew won three meets with power to burn. Iowa went down first 63-21, and Michigan State and Minnesota followed with 70...…
…TT T -GA- ~ SA&TtrUU V FEB. 246 1940 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Forced Collegiate Military Training Not Effective,California Report Says 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 republ...…
…S SATURDAY, FEB. 24, 1940 T T-F -i f iT -G--AN A V f'tb fourth InformalDance For Grad Students To Be Held Sa turday ;« Da.1nce Lessonfs BeginTuesday Beginners Meet Separate From Advance Class League dancing classes will be-re- newed next Tuesday, Ella Stowe, '40A, chairman of the social dance commit- tee, announced- yesterday. Miss Ethel McCormick, assisted by Elva Pascoe, formerly of the Arthur Murray dance classes held at the Wol- ve...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY s TlU;;rr, V FeB 24, Chicago Professor Finds Fault With TableCarver's Scoring By JAY McCORM CK The score of the Chicago-Michigan football game in 1905 was emphat- ically not 0-0 as it appears on one of the carved table-tops lining the walls of the Union taproom "The guy that carved that was crazy," said Prof. Wellington B. Jones, University of Chicago geographer yesterday. "The score was 2-0 in favor of Chi- cago." And...…
…W9.eather Snow flurries and slightly cold- er today; fair tomorrow. Y sir igan EIait Editorial Monopoly In Medicine , VOL. XLIX. No. 192 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEB. 24, 1939 PRICE FIVE CENTS Student Senate Spring Voting Is Announced Petitions Will Be Received March 20 To 24, Magdol, Election Head, Declares 16 Will Be Chosen At Polls March 31 The Student Senate will conduct its semi-annual election of 16 Senators Friday, Marc...…
…i STWO4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, FEB. 24, 1939 Kipke Receives GOP Support Fo r Regency Former Michigan Football Mentor Gets Candidacy After Hot Floor Fight (Continued from Page 1) county leader, went on the platform in* 'the gigantic I.M.A. Auditorium to nominate Connable, the Ann Arbor man was still being strongly urged to withdraw. Kipke, with a well-planned cam- paign, was more than a match for Conable's strength; which came froln a...…
…THlE MIC!IG N DAILY ga Tracksters Meet Notre Dame; Gophers Trounce Sextet 7-0 Thinelads Risk Perfect Slate Against Irish C - i : Tony Galento Kayoes Feldman In The Ninth I1 Two-Mile Feature Starts At IR Race Will Be Event; Meet 7:30 P.M. (Continued from Page 1) mile and 5,000-meter distances, and must be rated the favorite: The Irish captain will also be en- tered in the mile, against Karl Wis- ner and Hod Davidson, of Michigan. ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, FEB. :4, 1939 UU THE MICHIGAN DAILY The Editor Gets Told .. . I a 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 summ r Session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches c...…
…Y, FEB. 24, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY WAGE FIVE Mortarboard's AnnualPay-OffDance To Be Tonight At I ieague Cotton Pickers' Ae To Provide Music Tonight Informality Is. Stressed With Vegetable Corsage, SkirLs And Sweaters Pay-Off, annual sweater - skirt dance sponsored by Mortar Board, will be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. today in the ballroom of the League. It is a women's invitational affair, and all campus women are invited to attend, Jenny ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY f AF, ftlk. 024, 1939 --- - -- - ----- ------------------- --- - ----------- May Festival Will Bring M~any Famous Artists To Ann Arbor May 10-13 Y .S ^ . :Pa '. F. - 1 : 2 2k s ss & R N Incldedin he rrayof 2 cncet sloiss ad esem le roup wh wil peset th 46h a nua Ma Fesiva ar: (bov fro let t riht) Elizbet Wy orcontalt ; G orgs E esco vilinst nd uestcon uct r; lady Sw rth utsop ano;and Ric ard Bonllibarton . A ong th re r ...…
…The Weather Mostly cloudy today and to- morrow; local light snow today; little changein temperature. oil. 5k igun ~Iaii Editorials The Dally Issues Its Tryout Call.. The Student Senate And Congress ... VOL. XLVIII. No. 102 A NN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY FEB. 24, 1938 PRICE FIVE CENTS _ r. ChinesePlanes 11urtlingrNorth To Bomb Key Japanese City Air Raid Warnings Set' As China Follows-Up Bombing Of Formosa Japs Shuffle Army As Advance St...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, FEB. 24, 1938 _: - - British Cabinet RIady To Deal With Mussolini LO ,DON, Feb. 23.- (AP) - Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain and his Eden less cabinet today got down to drafti-g the terms for negotiations with :=taly. Tlhey were thoroughly aware of a grow: ig peril to the coalition govern- ment f they failed to match Premier Benit: Mussolini's famous ability as a Barg, iner. bamb eriain's new "talk with dic- ...…
… THE'MICHIGAN DAILY ."Ai ________________...__._....._ . ASIDE L IN ES .. "3y HVIN LISAGOR Puckmen Meet Minnesota In Third Of Title Series 0 !sv 0 Exit Undue Orthodoxy.. .. COMPLAINTS of undue orthodoxy in Michigan football may be somewhat minimized by the acquisi- tion of Earl Martineau as head back- field coach. In his Minnesota playing days, before he was belabored with a coach's responsibilities, Martineau was noted for his little...…
…. THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, FEB. 24, 1938 MANAGING EDITOR..........JOSEPH S. MATTES EDITORIAL DIRECTOR.........rUURE TENANDER CITY EDITOR.............WILLIAM C. SPALLER NEWS EDITOR..............ROBERT P WEEKS WOMEN'S EDITOR.......,......HELEN DOUGLAS SPORTS EDITOR .................IRVIN LISAGOR Business Department BUSINESS MANAGER ..............ERNEST A. JONES CREDIT MANAGER ...--...............DON WILSHER ADVERTISING MANAGER .... NORMAN ...…
…SDAY, FEB. 24, 1938 a TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY i =_.t Explain League Liberal Education Is ] eqieDiscussed At League . e irements Pf, Bennett Weaver of the Eng- To Fresh nen ishdepartment spoke informally t the Graduate Luncheon Club meeting held yesterday at the League. The A1nounce Petition Dates topic of his talk was "A Liberal Edu- For Freshman Project'Ication in the University." "Progressive education," Professor 250 Women Attend Weaver de...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tflt tiA~. JT~I. ~4, I A Fascist Smile Ex-Professor Here Leads Expedition: A joint ems.pedition to excavate the site of the ancient city of Van,1 flourishing trade center of Asia Min- or 25 centuries ago, will be under- taken this surnmmer by Brown Univer- sity and the University of Pennsyl- ngineers List All'A'Students Answer Literary College With 24 Perfect Records For the edification of those stu- I vania archeolo...…
…The Weather, L Sir igan ~ ait Editorial For Rlations With Notre Dame. Cloudy and warer, erate westerly winds. in ad- 4 VOL. XLVII No. 101 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 24, 1937 PRICE FIVE CENTS Plan Carnival To Aid Pool, Dorm Funds Event Called 'Michigras' Will Have Side-Shows, Booths, Ferris Wheel LawAndMedical Students Recall Mad-Glad'ProhibitionDrinking New Loyalist Capital Fears; Rebels' Guns Cappon Outwitted Purdue Coa...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY,.FEB. 24, 1 NEWSI Puppet Presentation Obviates Peer Gynt Technical Troubles Of The DAY (By The Associated Press) Pain Disturbs Pope But Condition Is 'Unchanged' VATICAN CITY, Feb. 23.-0GP)-In- termittent pain disturbed Pope Pius tonight, although his condition was reported fundamentally unchanged.. The tight bindings on his legs added, to his discomfort, it was understood. Dr. Aminta Milani, the Pope's physic...…
