…EVOLUTION THEORY BACKFIRES \:Y t C tgaYi 4)uii4 FAIR AND WRM ER Latest Deadline in the State .. . VOL. LVIII, No. 122 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1948 PRICE FIVE __ - - __ ..;.~ CampusRally Will Discuss Czech Plight Will Uroe Global Academic Rights The blueprint for a proposed international bill of academic rights will make its bow today at a campus-wide rally to deal with reported clamps on teachers and students tha...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WED~NESDAY, MWARCH 24, 1949 Evolution Theory Backfires THOSE WHO advocate social evolution as the only certain cure for racial discrimina- tion would do well to consider the Ingrams case and ask themselves just how many mil- leniums will be required for such gross in- Justice to 'evolve" into justice. The eyes of the Goddess of Justice are traditionally blind: blind to the religion of the defendant, to his race, to his ...…
…WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1948' THE MICHIGAN DAILY Heart Bid Ball To Be Held by fssembly Saturd( ay fpril, 1? Suitable Clothes Prescribed For Afternoon Walks in Arb As every young lady wants to be properly attired for any occasion, the Michigan coed's wardrobe is not complete without clothes for Sunday afternoon walks in the Arb. In most fashion discussions, one starts with the hat and works down, but for the Arb, the order is reversed. At ...…
…Tfl1~ 1~TICflIGA7N DAILY I WEflNESDAY, MAROff 24, 1~ Approach of Easter Turns rhoughts to New Wardrobe 'New Look' Is 'Neat Look' New French, British Imports Stress Uh-tra-Feinine /Apprel By SYLVIA FOLZ With Easter on the threshold, thoughts once again turn to-.a new spring outfit, with femininity the predominating note in clothes. Capes, long full skirts with a whisper of ruffled petticoats, and suits with soft lines are the newest sty...…
…WEN .;-',AY, M RCH '24, 1i1?1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Coeds See New Look' For Spring Feminine Appeal Replaces Sloppy Look for Relaxing; Bluejeans, Pajamas Out By MARY ALICE CHENEY SOME 300 COEDS in bobby sox and sweaters sat self-con- sciously around a circle two week.' ago in the League ballroom while seven impeccably groomed models introduced what the college wom- an should wear this spring. From all calculating glances, it seems that the "...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY wrD rSDA , ---- - -- - ------ College Skit by ZBT Wins First Prize in 'Hilleizapoppin' "I'll Never Forget My College Days," a skit with original words and music presented by Zeta Beta T o fra u y-, won first prize in the annual "Hillelzapoppin' " last Saturday in Lydia Mendelssohn, Theatre. Sigma Delta Tau followed with thir :, econd place winner, "Demublicans' Choice" in the series of vaueille skits presented by the Bna...…
…WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Spring Football Starts Monday Spring football practice will begin Monday, March 29. Men interested in participating in the six-week session are re- quested to report at Ferry Field this week for assignment of lockers and uniforms to avoid congestion the first part of next week. EXHIBITION SCORES Dodgers 3, Montreal 2 Indians 6, Browns 5 Washington 9, Reds 5 155-Pound Boxer Captures I-M Trophy' ...…
…TIE MWCTTWPAN DAHXY Wfl~r~faTMA"WrCU A15W~ INTERNATIONAL REPORT: Foreign Students Desribe Comimun st Ru le Campus Calen dcir x 1 TO)NSOR! 11 TUNTVES: Tob l inAhi Arbr lit W a bl i A i n Arb or Tonighit (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the third in a series on what European stu- dents at the University think of the international situation.) By ANDIEE SEEGER Two University students told the stories of Communist rule in their homelands, yesterday....…
…RESULTS OF PURDu E RFEI AYS a-- -:, -AqauA6 Dati4 CLOUDY WITH SHOW ERS VOL. LVI, No. 96 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SUNDAY, MARCH 24, 1946 PRICE FIVE CENTS Vandenberg Says UNO Depends on U.S.-Soviet Amity By The Associated Press GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., March 23-Senator Vandenberg (R-Mich) declared tonight the United Nations "cannot survive in its present form" if Russia and America ever fall apart. The tall lawmaker, who helped draft the United Na...…
…~Vlv M1C1ICAN 1DAILV SUNDAY, MARII 24, 1946 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ............ ...... ..... ... Evidence Reveals Wartime Atomic Energy Conspiracy Documents Show Russia Trailed Atom Secrets Five Months Before Hiroshima Special Prosecutor F. Philippe Rais submitted for the first time docu- ments purportedly stolen from the Soviet embassy in Ottawa, docu- ments which form the backbone of the government's case against its em- ploy...…
…Y} U MACU 2, 94 THE MICIGAN DAMLY 'U' FIELD STATION: Alec Templeton Highlights . HUMANITARIAN-POLICEMEN: Maximum Enrollment of Concert Will Be On Campus Rehabilitation Given Prot Engineers, Geologists Foreseen Given Frida Gi enF rd a Combining the duties of "social o enfudrit r ie il PAGE TREE ationers Lion of any of these condi- Camp Davis, the University's Field Station in the Rocky Mountains, will operate as usual this summer. Each year s...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY , uWfAY,MftT24lia IIL7cIICtj toheAC 6(t(OP Dominie Says DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Dorothy Flint....... .. Business Manager Joy Altman . . . Associate Business Manager Evelyn Mills . . . . . Associate Business Manager Telephone 23-24-1 Member of The Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for re-publication of all news dispatches credited to it or otherwise credited in this newspaper. Al...…
…SUNTAY, MARCH r 4,1546 THE1i MICTHGAN DAILY PAGE JGP Dancing Classes in League To Be Reorganized This Term lAnthony's Music Managers Find Will 1 ioitghli Veterwts' Ball Hostess Meeting Will Be Wednesday The social dancing classes for the entire campus sponsored by Junior Girls Project are being reorganized this semester with a new teacher and a new accompanist. John B. Gwinn, who is an Arthur Murray graduate, will instruct the classes....…
…TR - O MICHIC - 11 AIL a.- S M AT, MARCR 4 1040, .. .. ..a n4N Bay a v cNaAY. MARCH 24.e1a48 _F .._.__ - ., ....... intas Retain Purdue Relay Title Sprint Medley Relay Provides Victory Marg in Wolverines Capture Team Championship Despite Lack of Power in Individual Events . .. SAFE AT 'HIRD-Pat Mullin, Tiger outfielder, is safe at third on Doe Cramer's third-inning single in a- recent Tiger-Yankee exhibition game at Lakeland, Fla. S...…
…SUNDAY, MARCH 4, 1946 THE M ICHIG AN DAILY PAGE SEVEN --------- - M CAGER: Berce Directs PW Athletics At Army Base By DOLORES GERMAIN Providing an athletic program for 1,500 American Army disciplinary men, ages ranging from 19 to 40, is the task of Ted Berce, '45, varsity basketball letter winner, at Jeffer- son Barracks in Missouri. For the last six months, Berce has organized and directed tourna- ments in all major sports and num- erous...…
…THE MfICHI'AN DAILY SbNDAY, MARChi 24, 1906 COLLEGE ROUND-UP: 1VrT's StIosted for Indiaa Veierait housing Problems criptures," and The "Indiana Daily Student" has ary Baker Eddy suggested that Inoiana University ed or purchased. purchase a few of the surplus LST ndays and holi- boat, which the government is selling to 5 p.m. at $10,000 apiece to colleges and uni- versities with veteran housing prob- an Church, Ed- lem:s. rister. Quoting...…
…LY2 Si6n l ii WYIEATHEER Partly Cloudy, Windy and Warmer i VOL. LV, No. 103 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SATURDAY, MARCH 24 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS Third my Swarms ver Ri e in Great Crossing * * * * * * * * Germans Report Red Ber1in Drive No Losses as Third Army Crosses Rhine Eyewitness Gives His Own Account of Yank Assault on Inner Nazi Fortress ,v By EDWARD D. BALL Associated Press Correspondent WITH THE U.S. THRD ARMY EAST OF THE R...…
…PAGE TWO T E IIHGAN DAILYA Destruction of 731 Jap ircraft Disclosed TURDAY, MARCH 24; 1945 NIGHT 0 Nimitz Reveals Enemy Losses in Carrier Strike Yanks Take Northern Luzon Airfield, Lash Jap Convoy Off Indo-China By The Associated Press U I Destruction or probable destruction of 731 Japanese aircraft during the recent carrier task force plane strike against the Nippon homeland was reported by Fleet Admiral Chester W. Nimitz late Friday.-...…
…rv"BZ!i 24, Oil-il THE MICiGAN DAiLY hinci ads dte 11/1 as Def en1 -[ t 1r a Top Aquatic Teams Will' Com pete Here in Meet Michigan Prepares Sports Carnival Michigan's Varsity Pool will be the scene of one of the biggest ath- letic events of the year March 30-31, when a host of top college and uni- Mikan Breaks Garden Record With 53 Points By WHITNEY MARTIN NEW YORK, March 23-(A)- George Mikan of De Paul scored 53 points the other nigh...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MARCH 24, 1945 4~FiStyIfthau ail Fifty-Fifth Year WASIINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Lehman Gets Food to Poland T he P e ndulum I "I Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Evelyn Phillips Margaret Farmer Ray Dixon. , Paul Sislin Hank Mantho Dave Loewenberg Mavis Kennedy Dick Strickland Martha Schmitt Kay McFee Editorial ...…
…A4TUII DAY, MARCA1' ~THE MICHIGAN DAILY FAGE FIVE Union To Have Mixer Dance At 2 p.m. Today 'Foo-Foo Fenner's' Band To Play; 'Sweater Weather Hop' Title of Union Evening Dance The first Saturday afternoon mixer of the semester will be held from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. today at the Union and will feature the music of Foo- Foo Fenner's Fascinatin' Five. Fenner himself will tickle the ivor- ies for the entertainment of dancers who will gather for the ...…
…FAGE r gi Tl MIIGAN DAILY a1~~Y ARU 4 9~ ITTURDAY, lvlli -WiDil 24, 19#a, -. ,: 11 p ~~t "is - nr ifA.f - Ja V BERLIN is N LY WHISTLE STOP Seems like we'll never get there, doesn't it? And when That means you keep on buying more and more bonds dough we make it, anybody feel like a stopover? Little celebra- until you've bought every bond you can dig up the tion or something like that? *I for. And then you buy another ...…
…' F it'. 4~U 4 aitli Wei ather Riand tWarmenr VOL. LIV No. 101 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Soviets !n Key Indiar Jap Armies ,: From Imphal Tokyo, Berlin, Allied Commnuniques Give 2i Differing Accounts By CHARLES A. GRUMICH Associated Press Correspondent NEW DELHI, INDIA, March 23.- Japanese forces' driving northward from Burma into India up to the Manipur River Valley have pushed to a point 30 miles sout...…
…., _ , !.. x. .a. a, f.$ .hIA..a. 1.d .i..i. J. l V .l Y..A. \ Al I . ]p. J. J/ 1 z ,, a;r c; tFstyi .,n .py; u, t CLOSR TONAT RE: ...... .......y,;. LIs Not Art1 lificial Moraes Say Labadie Collection of Material Dealing With Labor Is on Exhibition in Library "The trend of.Brazilian architec- ture is toward a new conception of life and work in which men will live closer to Nature and avoid the arti- ficial means of some kinds of archi...…
…MARCH 24, 1944 T HE MICHI A1 I ILYTHRE f'A H L . Michigan Swimmers Go After NCAA Championship i Today Relays hiatt Manne Takes Only Seven Men Natators Forced To Rely on Team Balance; Ford Paces Yale Team Michigan's hopesfor its 13th Na- tional Collegiate swimming title in the last 18 years rests on .the collec- tive shoulders of a small but potent seven-man squad which yesterday en- trained for Yale and the meet today and Saturday. Coach ...…
…_ __ _E MICHIGAN DAILY_ i rtiA , Cri 24, 1944 I'd Rather Be Right By SAMUEL GRAFTON Edited and managed b' 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 isexclusively entitled to the u...…
…T i l ! M II( A .I 11 ATl X1 _ _ _._ __.. _ _. Y:. .. Freshman Coeds To Hold Frolic Riding Groups At 7:30 p.m. Today in Waterman Invite Women Skits To Be H igh Spot in Evening's Prog ramn As Informality Keynotes Get-Together The freshman coed will join her coed classmates for an evening of fun at Frosh Frolic at 8 p.m. today in Waterman Gymnasium, according to Estelle Klein, '47, chairman of Frosh Project. Entertainment has been planne...…
… AZr 4 1844 THE TCTTE~A DAI.V RIDY. MI~f 24.194 210,000 Occupational Draft Deferments Hang in B alance Only Key Men Under 26 To Evade Draft Steel Plants Removed From Essential List By 'Tough' WPB Policy (( + 71i FELLS S QRY. .... ....... :........ :.....1..._ ...... , .....:. ........ . I _ By MAX HALL Associated Press Correspondent WASHINGTON, March 23. - Whether any substantial number of men under 26 in railroading, coal mining, lu...…
…6 i itt I ati Weather Warmer VOL. LIII No. 120 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24,1943 . PRICE FIVE CENTS ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS Allied Forces Smash Hole Through Mareth Line Germans Repulsed With Heavy Losses In Zhizdra Sector Nazis Lose 7,000 Men in Four Day Offensive on Moscow.-Bryansk Rail; Russians Open Assault on Smolensk By The Associated Press LONDON, March 24, Wednesday- St...…
… - - -~ --- -A. -. - f i -4 -i 7-- - ~ z~ $~4~ hA - Fifty-Third Year Edited and managed by students of the University of Michian 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 re...…
…,.w.~-' ,- n 44 L A-Z* ik JL, -t ~A~Z .......... .. . ............... - ........... .......... Freestyle Sprints To Highlight Collegiates This Week-End Holiday, Nakama,Smith Favored in Other Events Maple Leafs Beat Wings In Foutr Overtimes DETROIT, March 24, Wednesday (R)- Jack McLean's coal at 10:18 of the fourth overtime period gave the Toronto Maple Leafs a 3 to 2 victory early this morning over the Detroit Red Wings in a Nationa...…
… In A XIAISGR FOUR 117LDNESDVY, MARCn 24,1943 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ?AGB £"OUU WEDNESDAY, MM~CJ1 24, i~~s #W mw MEN IN KHAKI SAY: Soldiers Don't Miss Driving; Do Miss Women After 12:30 By VALERIE ANDREWS 4 With everyone dodging nimbly out1 of the -path of the new divisions of soldiers marching smartly to class, the students have wondered how the newcomers feel about being here-j how they like Ann Arbor, their classes, their barracks, their ...…
…Weather Y Warmer it A aiI Editorial Labor Baiters Playing Nazi Game . ., VOL. LII. No. 126 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 24, 1942 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Rayburn Asks Overtime Pay Be Restricted Till 48_Hours Huge War Profits Shown In Congressional Probe; Violation Of Tax Laws Charged To Ohio Firmin Naval Committee Hears Testinony WASHINGTON, March 23.-)- The movement to alter the wage- hour law received powerful support tonight w...…
…T HE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDA IH 4 194 LAS Chooses, List Of Hosts For Tea Here Visiting Contestants To Be Guests Of Society Today In International Center Committee Is Listed The executive committee of the newly organized Latin American So- ciety has announced the personnel of the committee of hosts who will re- ceive the visiting students from var- ious state colleges who are participat- ing in the oratorical contest here. to- morrow, The host...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY Spring Ushers In Grid Michigan Mermen Will Defend National Crown This Weekend To Carry Colors --- Practice Crisler Faced With Problem Of Rebuilding As 40 I In Nation's Service By BUD HENDEL Facing almost hopeless odds, sure of the prospect of battling with its back to the wall, and conceded little chance of retaining its title, an un- derdog Michigan swimming team will meet a record-breaking assault of the coun...…
…THEMICHIGAN IDAILY i7w Strijigattu3aty 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 all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this newspaper. All...…
…____4 THE MICHiGAN "bAILY Mass M eting.Of F Entire Group Spring's Di To Formulate ' eshman Women Tuo Be Tomorrow Union Coke Bar Will Preview JQP Today Coke Bar Habitues, strangers to the attractions of this favored cam-1 pus institution, world weary seniors, conscientious engineers-all are in- ckey Suit Project Plans Kalamazoo Room Of League Will Be Scene Of Discussion; Com~mittees To Be Organized ;h y, . A. l . w . ' , vited to...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY R Russian Relief To Be Subject Of Discussion RWR Group To Sponsor Meeting Tomorrow; Rabbi Fran To Speak Representatives of the first estate will discuss "Russian Offensive and the Increased Need for Russian Re- lief," at the meeting of the student RWR organization scheduled for 8 p.m. tomorrow in the Michigan League Chapel. Guest speaker Rabbi Leo Fram of Detroit will talk on the humanitarian aspect of RWR, as w...…
… Weather Generally fair; ContlnueJ i i tomom nn. Sir ig6n BIaitxj i Eiditorial University PVrof esors And The Hach Bill. VOL. L No. 127 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 24, 1940 PRICE FIVE CENTS Soviets Refute Nazi*Reported Molotoff Visit With Germans Reich Officials Confident Diplomatic Conference1 Is Eventual Possibility British Fear Wave Of Undersea War (By Associated Press) Reports that Russia and Germany planned new steps...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 24, 1940 Talks Conclude Parley Series On Fraternities Greek Society Relations With University Heads Problems Considered (Continued from Page 1) tions panel drew up a resolution which recommended that the Inter- fraternity Council study a better sys- tem of presenting the comparative scholastic averages of the houses, and that it should, with the aid of :University statistical advisers, draw up a r...…
… S NRAY; M A*UW 24; 1940 TH-S, MICH+G-AN" DAILY PAGE THREE Schwarzkopf Defeats Maki In State AAU Two Mile F eature Wolverine Wins In Last Lap SprintTo Set VarsityRecord Eleven Old Marks Fall; Canham Betters Own HWgh JumpStandard (Continued from Page 1) up into the longer event as an ex- periment, and followed the crowd till the last lap when a great spring sent him into second place ahead of Bar- : rett. Dye Hogan, senior Michigan half- m...…
…FA.Cr THIE MICHIGAN DXIi1Y i TH E MICHIGAN DAILY t RAIOTOA Co-ops ... And How They Grew: COOPERATIVE MOVEMENT 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 all n...…
…It -1" 0 Foreign Center Pa1s4 Stidll Fori'm Tuday Symnposium. In Ld1ieutno,I On Internation~al Scene', Will Feature Progr,'111 TlIL A1.11"'HIGAN DAILY oTaHE vrMIa pHIGAN. ! ! .IAIAlY .Ai FX -- 1 Five To Par" i c pato A symposium on international ed- ucation will feature the Interna- tional Center's program at 7 p.m. today. Taking part in the symposium. which will present part of the results of the conferences on international I and comp...…
…PA - SM TT MIe~tiGA N DA III SU.NDAY; MARUII- 24; 1946' . __ .. __ Fern Inanitides In spite of the fact that front pages are and have been filled the past few days, Timely Topic No. 1 would seem to be Easter. And not, only is"Easter time the time for eggs"' but "This morn is Eastern morn"-making it all the timlier. j When we were a child Easter main- tained its importance because of that outstanding character The Easter Bunny-a fascinati...…
…SUNDAY, MARCH 24, 1940 THE MICIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN Mrs. Earhart's Funeral Rites Will Be Today Prominent Local Resident Died Friday; Services Will Be Held At Home (Continued from Page 1) New Plane Can Climb More That A Mile A Minute Chicago Dean Will Give Talk On Logic Here Garden Clubs of Michigan, Mrs. Ear- hart kept an attractive garden at her home which was well known to flower enthusiasts. She took many prizes in Ann Arbor, Detroit...…
…r ,,iC.I- r:it frT !111 . s A i L :,l iV ll, l ,1l; 1. if I, l' lly D)AILY (2-OFFI A LAL BULLEI'N wllt v i IF 'I N. 1 Ll I / P1 (Continued from Page 4) phony will be played from 6:00 to 7:00 and the music of Orrin Tucker from 7:00 until 10:30. The Lutheran Student Club will meet today at 5:30 p.m. Fellowship hour at 5:30. Dinner at 6:00. of graduate teas will be held on Wed- nesday, March 27, from 4 to 6 p.m. in the West Confere...…
