…TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1946 THE M J ICHA N .LJ. d f.J.A. iY PAGE NINE ECOND GuTI~%1~ING , 0 y tAR A ER cca y Sports Editor BASEBALL'S MAGNATES will undoubtedly herald the 1946 big league season as the best in history. They should. Didn't the cash registers jingle a merry tune of dollars! And didn't every Major League park set new attendance records! Yes, 1946 was a smashingly successful year - finan- cially. But oldtime greats and prese...…
…PAGE TENT 7 IMICIAN DAILV 'TISDAY, SEPTEM.BER 24, 1945 Indiana Will Pit Experienced Eleven Against Wolveries Here Saturday MSC Will Count on eri-s, 'M' MEN MAKE MONEY: Foti ' ._b... I ars t Lettermen for ye eie rnne f 3 C0 ( G yr' 1 O a [1 >T I P ] y R F c f ... n1 s There'll be a couple of marks at stake Saturday afternoon when In- diana invades Michigan to clash with the Wolverines in the Maize and Blue's 1946 curtain-raiser. Not...…
…TUESLtAX, SEPTE 4'C 1 . 24, 1946 THE MICHIGAN IDAILY "A icE EI E 'EleT FOR FUTURE JOURNALISTS: =-= I r L VOLUME I. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1890. NUMBER 1. -ROEHIMW -s o iN r - MAKERS Oy FR A T EHNITY 271 Woodward Avernue, 'Grard Crcus Park, "DETRQtIT,. - M~thI-. OUR RUGBY TEAM. THE NEUCLEUS OF IT PRACTIC.- ING DAILY ON THE CAMPUS The Cainpus has taken on a home like look this p>ast week. I Ever aftirno ionhas ysn a ic f before, and...…
…PAGE TWELVE TiHE MICHIIGA N DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1946 DRIVER'S HEADACHES: Police Report Steady Rise In City Traffic Problems ANNUAL CONTESTS: Hit Plays by Avery Hopwood Help New Writers Gain Start The coveted person who owns a snazzy convertible is going to find himself with a problem this year. Not only will he have a hard time finding space to park it, but he'll have a tough time driving it through Ann Arbor. A police departm...…
…TUESDAY, SEPTEMB ER '24, 1946 THE MICHTCAN T)ATT.Y PACT TNiR.TF.FN' T1 -1 L 141M l_1; V a 1" _Yf'11 YPA Tm Pua1 - . £ 1 .c.l3Vt:CE 1 11ii 1 C G LV Engine School Faces Overcrowded Years No Relief Expected Until New East Engineering Addition IsCompleted ,; ...: a., :.,.SELF-ED U CA TION : r: , t School by M 'ail' for Armed }' } 'Forces To BeaContinu ed by U' Laboratory and classroom facilities in the engineering college will be at a prem...…
…F't UR TEEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY Z'U1%: [)A" ", SI?,P'I'CI 1L'E4i ;4, I9 6 FOURTEEN TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER Z4, 1946 IE YEAR OLD: Problems Confront Vets Housed at Willow Village HOMES WITH WHEELS: Trailer Village Is Proposed As Stop-Gap IHousing Measure Willow Village is one year old this fall-so far as its use as a University stop-gap housing measure is con- cerned. Acquisition of Willow Village units last fall enabled the University to open...…
…Good Investment See Page 4 Y lAzr 43ZU 4:3atlu COLD, WET Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 2 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 24, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS UAW Heads Hit Reuther WasteCharge Union Squabble Led by Thomas By The Associated Press DETROIT, Sept. 23-The inter- national executive board of the CIO United Auto Workers toda3 rebuked union President Walter P. Reuther who charged last week that over $500,000 in union fu...…
…71, HE AI C x.11AN lAILY 1 WEDNESDAY, SEPTE1FiBER-K IM ___I - I Psychologist Hits Methods Of Child Care Claims U.S. Children Treated 'Like Dogs' Children in America ge't the same kind of treatment the Eng- lish give their pet dogs. That was the charge againstc American methods of rearing chil- dren, levelled by Dr. William Ste- phenson, director of the Institute of Experimental Psychology at Oxford University, at a lecture here yesterday....…
…WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBE~R 24, 1947 THE MICHIGAN DAILY VARSITY MATERIAL? Campus Golfers Battle For Trueblood Trophy 4 Golf mentor Bert Katzenmeyer, keeping a weather eye open for any likely link talent, announced yesterday that the annual True- blood Tournament will get under way Monday with 32 qualifiers teeing off in match play. A 36 hole qualifying round is is now under way and any un- dergrad who has never 'received an "M" in golf is elig...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Fifty-Eighth Year I MATTER OF FACT: Good Investment BILL MAULDIN Letters to the Editor... Edited and managed by students of the Uni- versity of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Stafff John Campbell ...................Managing Editor Clyde Recht.......................City Editor Stuart Finlayson ..............Editorial Director Eunice Mintz..................Associate...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ' Assembly Board To Begin' Traditional Fortnight Today Assembly Fortnight, during which members of the Assembly Board will visit the various inde- pendent houses on campus to ex- plain the functions and plans of their organization for the com- ing year, begins today. The Assembly Board will be in- troduced, and their project, rais- ing money for the Fresh Aair Camp,, will be discussed. Climaxing the program, ac- cording...…
…r' THE MICHIGAN DAILY Former Daily Staff Member Writes Book Blanshard Exposes Caribbean Politics Paul Blanshard, '14, former Daily reporter, who has achieved prominence as government offi- cial, journalist, lawyer and lec- turer, has recently announced th< publication of a new book, "De- mocracy and Empire in the Carib- bean." After graduation Blanshard was chosen as a Rhodes scholar. He and his twin brother, Brand Blan- shard, now Professor ...…
… P'LAN rOlR UTOPIA see Page 4 we 4br*k 4MWIt 4br 4:3 a t t4p FAIR, STILL COOL, Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 4 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Charge Communist Packing In AYC Split Taylo Brings CAtp g to County e< IT.S.Will Not:;' Com proy\{.Sse Wt h Russia". Marshall Gives AssemblyTalk PARIS - (1P) - Secretary of State George C. Marshall told Russia that the United States will no...…
…PAGE TWCO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1948 BRICKS TO RICHES: 'U' Student Achieves Fame As Movie Star in Germany Men May Still Enter ROTC There is still room in the R.O.T.C.'s program for ten to fif- teen veterans with a year's armed service or more, reports Colonel T New Set of Flash Cards Take Shellacking; Ready for Debut New, super flash cards, displayed in end zone sections at all home football games, will once again le...…
… LU. .N..j ±1.5. .3. ~...A .5. 11. .u. - .L 3. .L .A~ .L 2.2. A..4 .5. I 11111 1 11 111 11, 1 1 1111 I i TENNIS SETS PACE: City Sport Shops Disclose Coeds' Interest in Athletics By JIM MARCHEWKA Michigan men have made names for themselves in sports but the heavy sales in sports equipment for women indicate that the Michigan Co-ed is also on the ball. The early semester rush to the sports shop shows that women go in for sweat socks, T shirt...…
…PA' uuM THE iMCHIGAN DAILY mmity, svpmmm N twg-, -I I j The City Editor's_ SCRATCH PAD SEE THE LOCAL Communists and their friends are up to their old tricks of trying to capture a progressive organization and use, it for their own ends. This time they have openly invaded the campus chapter of the Americans Veterans Committee under the leadership of local commie-about-town Ed Shaffer. Avowed Communist Shaffer brought his bunch of cronies ...…
…Soph Cabaret Seeks Floorsh Tryouts for Annual Program W~UU U ~ Wf >- ,W '' .: .% * -,- 1UE IC IHIGAN DAILYX PACK, rtn",7 ow Ont else JI 4' Soph Cabaret, the extravan- ganza' presented each year by sophomore women, will get under way with floorshow tryouts next week. The Cabaret, now celebrating its 21st birthday, ntakes over the Floorshow Tryouts Michigan League Dance Tryouts-Room A 3:00 Sept. 28 4:00 Sept. 29 5:00 Sept. 30 Song Tryou...…
…-* Yan ees umblnce in Torrid ennantase Gridme, Coach Bennie Oosterbaan dis- pelled all thought that Michigan might not be "up" for Saturday's game against the Spartans of East Lansing, as he sent his Wolverine charges through one of their hard-. est workouts of the practice ses- sion. Stressing precision in all phases of ball handling and body contact drills, Oosterbaan and his staff di- Up For msc Chisox Trip Bombers, 4-2; Tigers Ove...…
… FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA Lightweights Causing Keen MajorWorry Familiar faces were conspicuous by their absence as Coach Cliff Keen ran his 150-pound grid charges through a light scrimmage yesterday afternoon. Only two regulars, Capt. Don O'Connell at guard and Barry Breakey at tackle, were on hand from last year's Bantam Big Nine champions. Two more regulars have re- turned to this year's squad but neither was avai...…
…rv-nr'r-.T' FID~AY, SETEMBER 24, 194~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY _____________ - --- -----. I. I MMNMWXMWAWAVMWW ffimvmmmm J TIGHTEN YOUR BELTS: Soaring Commodity Priees Give Students HCL Blues By DAVE THOMAS As school bells ring out once more across the nation, the cost of living index has achieved new importance to thousands of col- lege students. Prices of essential commodities, such as clothing, housing, and food have risen from four to fiv...…
