… ENTHUSIASM? 'dY ,tC43U~ 41P a t CLOUDY CONTINU aED COOL Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 55 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 24, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS IFC Backs New Election Organization Block Voting End Seen in Proposal By JOHN DAVIES A move to kill block voting in campus balloting in future elec- tions gained momentum last night as the Inter-Fraternity Council threw its weight behind the pro- posal of a campus citizensh...…
…THE-1,.-MICHIGAN DAILY, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1949 -1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 2L 1fl&~ a )T ENOUGH MEN: Spinsterhood Threatens Two Million Frauleins a " D (s _ HAMBURG, Germany - (IP) - About two million women in the British Zone of Germany have no hope of getting married. - On the average there are 120 women in the zone for every 100 x men. In some areas the proportion is as high as 150 to 100. A BRITISH official rep...…
…WENESD~AY, NOVEM3'1ER 24, 1948 Tit MICHIGAN .DATLYs .. ,.. ..... saa ... is av:.u av.a..._..araaa.a.r:.a Congress Set To Look into Huge Profits Total Heading for Twenty Billion WASHINGTON - (5) - Profits are shooting toward an estimated $20,000,000,000 record this year and Senator Flanders (Rep., Vt.) said today Congress wants to know what is going to be done with them. He heads an inquiring subcom- mittee which will open hearings Dec. 7 in...…
…PAG FO R THE SMICHIGAN DAILY WMVP SIPAY-S- NOVEMMW 24 104-9- (Editor's Note is written by Managing Editor Harriett Friedman.) NOTHER ANGLE of the Amherst frater- nity case which deserves comment con- cerns a very noteworthy action taken by that school's Board of Trustees. The Amherst Trustees voted in spring, 1946, that "on or before October 1, 1948, each chapter of a fraternity at Amherst College shall formally advise the Board of Trust...…
…EMIR WEflNOVJ~M1WU2t 1 fr~ THl ,MTCT-TTCtAN 1DA1 FAV.F rrIVIV e League Committee Positions Offer Variety 'Jack in the Beanstalk' To Be Theme of Union Formal Dec. 10 Juniors Can Still Pay Dues Social Chairman Plans Coed Fun It takes a party gal with a level head to manage the League Social committee. "It's fun! says League Social chairman, Bobby Jo Ream, who seems to fulfill the above require- ments. "The social committee is ~r WINNE...…
…l IVY-TCHItA N- nA1T." vo mmviavii* 4,^bla 4 416 a as M t.1-1-v l\ ilflTV- -L . - J 1 N Z ~A1 '.AWIV .rAPXI E J' uAx, NUYE3MER 24; 1948 Michigan's Big ine amps Lea Irish in AP Poll l., Oregon Breaks Top Ten; Upset, Penn State Dives Wolverines Take 105 First Place Votes As Ariy and Notre Dame Remain Idle 'BIG MOOSE' TO HEAD HERD: i Al Wistert Succeeds Tomasi as 'M' Football Captain 'M' Defense Tough, But Offense Deserves Praise ...…
…THE MIC IGAN DAILY WALLOW, NOT HOLLOW, WIN. Mud Lends Humor to Final Midget Game { ...rrr. UI A last look at the lightweights before King Football abdicates for another year: Playing conditions for Friday's game with Ohio State were -out of this world ... the game was played on the varsity practice field and the only grass in evidence was along the sidelines . . . . to make matters worse a heavy rain fell during the second half . . . ....…
…THE MICIGAN DAILY ._ p . .:+ ~ . ~ ~zn . a y {. . w x rYa,,In IY~i lM Y g KEYS TO SUCCESS: Experience Is Still Best Teacher, Says Curzon By JO MISNER The life of a virtuoso is not all beer and skittles, according to Clifford Curzon, English pianist who will perform at 8:30 p.m. Sat- urday in Hill Auditorium. }Lookto 508 E. Williams for the tops in "pops" and classics on RCA Victor Records Freddy Martin and His Orchestra RHYTHMS FROM LA...…
… NO CIVIL SERVICE ? See Page 4 Y A6V A6V 411 t t r gNv wrn Iaii4 COOL, SUNNY SUNDAY Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 30 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS I * * * * MSC Expels Students for FootballPool Kick Out Three;' Discipline Seven EAST LANSING, Mich.-()-- Michigan State College announced it has expelled three students and placed seven others on probation in a move to stamp out gambling in ca...…
…THE M IC HIGAN DIAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1948 _.. ._ _ _ . 'OLLEGE ROUNDUP: Navy T1'Hold Professors Knock Heads in Experiment Exams for 90 I Sholars uDs DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Bouncing second-hand human tinal type "C" to cut up-their skulls is routine for professors at Oornell University, according to the Cornell Daily Sun. To make things more realistic, the skulls are covered with plastic eyes, ears and what not. The idea is to see...…
… AUNDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1948 1'E MIIANDAILY PAGE TR EE ,. What's Up in the Dorms (Editor's note: Contributors to What's Up in the Dorms should contact Do- lores Palanker at The Daily or 105 Betsy Barbour.) Adams House's television set has been far better received than even one of its prime advocators had hoped. Mr. Bergeron, resident adviser, however, has seen fit to restrict Conant Urges U.S. To Learn Of Communism (Continued from Page 1) m...…
…PAGE ' tfA THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBEM 24, 1948 ,... ._ .v _.. . .. 9"itepn lete (Editor's Note is written by Managing Editor Harriett Friedman.) IN ADDITION to what factual knowledge I gained from attending the New York Her- ald-Tribune Forum, I came away in great awe of presidential candidate Thomas E. Dewey. How can one help having a certain re- spect for someone who can say absolutely nothing, and yet make people think he is ac...…
… SUNDAY, OCTOBEIR 24, 1918 THTE MTI0TETAN VIbATY PAGE ThE .a +.. . v. iisvaaa vca. -yraa.ua - ' . .s. ._. ... r. .. Defroiter Donahue Returns To Lead Homecoming Band "Local boy makes good" is what many are saying about Sam Dona- hue, whose orchestra will provide the music for the annual Home- coming dance to be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 30, at the Intramural building. Native Detroiters who know r~oxahue as a child still ...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1949 1 L~AGR SI~ SU1~1)AY, OCTO~E~ 24, 194$ MSC, Lions Tie, 14-14; lo su l ids a rs, 34-32 M Debunks Gopher MottoI (Continued from Page 1) bother to take some strain off his shoeleather. The seat must have been too hard, because as play resumed, he went back to his popo stick routine. Beaming, Benny looked like a proud father after his boys withstood the not-so-gentle tactics of the ...…
… SUNDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1948 T F T H E ~ N Tb I. 'T ILE MICHIG.i a... . 4.A A ILYj PAnR 9,V.VM IY Oro fRemainor ow B I .1 F; EUGENE, Ore.-(P)---Norm Van Brocklin's passes smothered Washington State here yesterday, 33-7, to boost the Oregon Ducks' stock in the Coast Conference Rose Bowl chase. The Ducks were rated only a slim, one-touchdown favorite over Washington State, but the cool Oregon quarterbacl took care of that. HE PASSED TO END Di...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUYNDAY, OCTOItl 24, 1048 _ PANAMA ALTERNATIVE: Professor Devises Canal for Mexico You may not be able to teach an old dog new tricks, but 84 year old Professor Emeritus William H. Hobbs of the geology department, has devised a sea-level ship canal across Mexico at the Tehuantepec Isthmus which would be proof against the most modern methods of warfare. Prof. Hobbs' 126-mile-long al- ternative to the present ...…
… 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...…
…ISRAEL AND t THE UN See rage 2 uYL~r Lat dii 411" 40, iiis FAIR PLEASANT VOL. LVIINo. e1a e VOL. LVIi, No. 19Z ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SATURDAY, JULY 24, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Brierly Seep Law Body Opposition Russian Jealous) Cited in Forum Prof. James L. Brierly of Oxfor University concluded the Univer sity International Law forum yes terday with a forecast that Russi may oppose the work of the Inter national Law Commission. Prof. Brierl...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SAGA Israel and the UN THE TWO WARRING factions in Pales- tine in deference to the United Nations have laid down their arms and are looking hopefully to Lake Success for final solution to their thorny problem. It is .unlikely that if the United Nations fails to achieve a satisfactory settlement to the question this time it will be able to halt further bloodshed. It behooves the world or- ganization, therefore, to lend its ...…
…IN TIS CORNER -- THE MICHIGAN DAILY by JOE WALSH, Sports Editor I LOOKS from hov e as if youthful Lou Boudreaui, shortstop-manl- lCren Lz, agter of the Cleveland Indians has put the fat in the fire for good. In a statement to ne ,vsmen yesterday, Illinois Lou claimed his Tribe would win the American League pennant in :1948. Frorn heret, sounds like the little boy whistling past a graveyard, but then youI never can tell. B1 It is the belief o...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY orrespondent Nussbaum,. )oubts New Spain Revolt There will be no second civil war in Franco Spain, David Nuss- baum, former LIFE and PM cor- respondent, told The Daily yes- terday. "The terrible loss of life nine years ago left a sour taste in the mouths of the Spanish," Nuss- baum said, on the basis of three and a half months inside Spain recently. "Another reason is that the Spanish underground Alliance has no arms or an...…
…POTOMAC FEVER See Page 4 rm"m Nor Latest Deadline in the State 41 CLOUDY AND COOLER ILVIII, No. 170 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS _ .... . - - - - f Soviets Talk Withi Heads Of Satellites Divided Germany Rumored Topic WARSAW, June 23 - (1) - Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov flew to Warsaw today for a hush- hush conference with representa- tives of seven Eastern European satellites. Authoritative repo...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY JUNE I'D RATHER BE RIGHT: Happy Days By SAMUEL GRAFTON PHILADELPHIA-I have come here to see the rarest sight in the world, a con- servative party that is prospering. That is the story here, and it is for me the only story here. For a while something about the atmo- sphere, the family parties accompanying the de.legates, the tender, round faces of the youths and maidens, shining above the Taft and Dewey buttons, b...…
…&{ 4 1948THE MICHIGAN DAILY Fitle Bout Postponed; Bothoes Ready / IN T IS CORNElR -- by JOE WALSH, Sports Editor The 15th Annual College All- Star football game at Soldier's Field, Chicago, on August 20 is shaping up as a Michigan-Notre Dame combination against Jimmy Conzelman's Cardinals. To this writing, 14 Notre Daners and 10 Wolverines have been invited to participate in Arch Ward's pigskin extravaganza. Leading the Irish will be T-mag...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WG OUTWILD BE LLS: ,baun G OW BSConferences Eight Bus. Ad Superman Physique Needed Bridge Week U' Seholarshi or Pla Carillon Chimes e eEholarshi arf aig ailn h m sOf U Recess Eight scholarships have b . Student ps for Fa een 1 A scholarsh By KEN LOWE Whatever the layman may hink, carillon playing as practiced top the University's Burton Me- orial Tower is a strenuous activ- y that calls for a strong arm and le agility of a...…
…PROGRESSIVES' ANSWER See Page 4 Y 4jj A6F r A6P Aqwpp- w t t #a4i4 CLOUDY, WARMER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII No. 141 YANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 24, 1948 1 ______________________________________________ PRICE FIVE CEMS Lewis, UMW Spared More Punishment Output of Coal Nearly Normal WASHINGTON, April 23--(P) -A federal court decided today against any further punishment at this time for John L. Lewis and his miners f...…
…7THE MICHIGAN DAILY , SA DAY, APRM , .1949 S URAY.A +,. i4 Candidates' Statements W EEK-END RADIO FARE: Slossoit To Modlemate WNf The following are qualification statements of candidates in the Student Legislature elections to be held Tuesday. * * * Dick Slocum My only qualifications for Stu- dent Legislature are activities on the Interfraternity Council and Michigras plus a sincere desire to make the Student Legislature an efficient, h...…
…SATURD~AY, APRIL 24, 1949 THlE MICHIGAN-DAILY PAGE 1TU Wolverine Cindermen Lead Way in Pens n Relays 1 l'M Nine Rips Indiana, 10-4, For Third Conference Win Morrison, Kolbrin, Wikel Spark Wolverim- Attack as Art Dole Gains Second Victory By HERB RUSKIN (Special to The Daily) BLOOMINGTON, Ind., April 23 --Exploding for seven runs in the eighth inning, Michigan's base- ball team downed a strong In- diana nine, 10-4, today. It was the Wolve...…
…PAGE FOUR -I 1 rl t X11, I t (-i SAT AYE AF U 1949 ~TH~E MICHIGAN D4H M".+T -Sr .V A a.k r 'T, I'4k Progressives' Answer THE WIDELY CRITICIZED action of the Illinois branch of the Progressive Party deserves some clarification. The crit- icism resulted from the running of two lib- eral progressives in opposition to two lib- eral Democrats and two reactionary-con- servative Republicans for the positions of senator and governor. This acti...…
…SATURDAY, APRTh 24, 194~ 711 M!CfTGA11 AII % 1t AGI i M-6 ?AOE ~ 'U' tudents Honored Yesterday aris Trends . Revamp Old This is the remainder of the list Stewart Ran Wor l ee A. I., . SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Arthur jord. A.B., LLB., si yIeK i a of students honored at yesterday's University Fellow ADMINISTRATION Eleanor Clay Ford Testimonias CCessor i Honors Convocation. German William Bestin lorrmann, B.S.E. ( Al in Debate: Virginia Elizabeth...…
…TIE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, APrHL 24, 194S . .. . . .... . .... ........ Union Constitution Amendments Proposed by the Board of Directors 1. Seven Vice-Presidents of the Union, to be student mem- bers, elected as hereinafter provided. Five of these shall be elected from the following schools and colleges by the students therein: Literature, Science, and the Arts, Engineering, Archi- tecture, Forestry and Conservation, Music, Business Admin...…
…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....…
…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...…
