…THE INNOCENTS ABROAD S~ee Page 4 Li Lw6 ~~Iai BRIEF COOL SPELL Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIH, No. 28 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS Truman alls Special Session of Congress : Vlames Rage. In Michigan, New England Three Lives Lost In State Blazes Michigan's week-long wave of forest fires has claimed three lives, while similar blazes continue to rampage through the New Eng- land area, the ...…
…TWO I THE MICHIGAN DAILY -- FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1947 'SMOKE, SMOKE. .': Coeds Thicken Atmosphere By Putting 'T-Zones' to Test g ~1 '1 By FRAN ICK .. What's this three-to-one ratio doing to our coeds' nerves - local druggists report that they've tak- n to chain-smoking in a big ,ay' Men on campus may be more numerous thai women, but they can't hold a candle to them whenl it comes.to cigarettes, for coeds buy about half of the 1,500 packs...…
…TH-E MICHIGT(AN 17 ATT[ rv PAGE FUTURE FORTUNE: Rosy Job HuntingFaces1948 Civil, Mechanical Engineers i ii li 11 ly l.. iii V.L111 1)1'11 i1 i AI l 111 1l OMYY IIM By FRANK KANE You're a lucky guy, Mr. 1948 En- gineer. The average graduate mechani- cal or civil engineer still faces a rosy future when it comes to his job hunting in 1948 and it looks as if the happy situation might con- tinue for at least a couple of more years. This was the...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1947 0;4e Alr4togan Baltil MATTER OF FACT: The Innoce nts Abroad IBIL MAULDIN Letters to the Editor... Ai Fifty-Eighth Year i of 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 Firlayson ........…
…URTDAY, .9CTOrBRU24, 194'7. THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE yea __ Photographer From 'Life' To Visit Hop "Life"'s photographer, David Zeitlin, '41, will visit the Campus Casbah tonight during their in- formal dance, the "Brown Jug Juggle," to be held from 9 p.m. to midnight in the League Ballroom. Zeitlin will attempt, during his visit, to cover the main festivities which make up a typical home- coming weekend in a college town. Sweaters and skir...…
…six THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, SIX FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, olverines Set for Brown .J g Battle wit Gopers Crisle Readies 'Defense - 9p' - To StopGopher Attack Minnesota's Huge Forward Wall To Test Highscoring Skill of FastMichigan Backs b r Michigan Coach H. 0. "Fritz" Crisler drove his offensive-minded , I $ ' #1 I OH DARN . . . A very disgusted Wildcat express es his sentiments in no uncertain terms as "Dutch" .Urban (53) Mi...…
…FWAY, 1TOBER24, 1947 THE MICHIGAN DAILY CHAL TAK By BOB LENT Associate Sports Editor } In this day of high-pressured football ballyhoo there are those of us who become slightly confused and exasperated at some of the stuff coming off the sport trioewriters these days. Leave us look into a typical newspaper office on a typical October Friday of October 24. Over on our right we have the .. . ANGLE DEPT.. .. This is the place where the boys sit ...…
…THE MICHI GA N DAILY - __ ~ ' V~*y a .w.aF .u aFAb w. a.. f a a a ,c'A;. ". " L GAI .!N. IN 1 . _' w.aa es t psi, i V l: ii Rr1Fr li ' J.S. Schools Fail To Meet ionu munist Challenge-Dorr The educational system in the United States has failed to meet the challenge in the ideological conflict between Communism and Democracy, Prof. H. M. Dorr, of the political science department, Players Reeite Lines at New Rehearsal Site With "the play mu...…
…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 ...…
…BAR MECZ DE FEAST See Page 2 w 41w D43a ii4 FAIR, JUST AS COLD Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVII, No. 21S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS CIO Officials Silent About Red Charges May Incriminate, They Tell House By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, July 23 - Three officers of a CIO tobacco union in North Carolina refused today to tell a House committee whether they are Communists, while a Wisconsin CIO st...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY. JULY 24, 1947 . ._ , --- - t 41uf ir- -igrnn a uia Fifty-Seventh Year I'D RATHER BE RIGHT: Barmecide Feast BILL MAULDIN Edited and managed by students of the U'ni- versity of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications, Editorial Staff Managing Editors ... John Campbell, Clyde Recht Associate Editor .............. Eunice Mintz Sports Editor ................. Archie...…
…']EBDY, JULY 25, 1947 THE MICHIGAN DAILY flwjj M' Golfer "Wins Twice At Chicago By The Associated Press GLEN , ELLYN, Ill.,-Rog Kessler, a member of the 1947 Wolverine golf team, moved in- to the semi-final round of the Chicago District Association's 12th annual junior open tourn- ament by winning two matches here yesterday. Kessler cap wured a 5 and 3 morning match from Reggie Robinson of West Chicago, rand eliminated Larry Weber of Chica...…
…THE -lVfIC-HIGA-N ,IQAILY T=RSDOAY,. JULY 24, 1941 THE -1~HOHTGA-N DAILY 2 T8ILR8I~AY~ JUZ.Y 24 1k'1 li,. 4. EDUCATION MEET: Mitchell Cites Skills, Values As Physical Education Goals Physical education should give the student skills and apprecia- tions that will last him all his life rather than be "exercise for the sake of exercise," Prof. Elmer D. Mitchell, of the physical ed- ucation department, said yester- day. Speaking before an ed...…
…BRIESKE REPORT See ?age 4 C' r .4 . Lwj A.F FAIR, WARMER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVII, No. 166 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 24, 1947 01I PRICE FIVE CENTS Truman Asks Extension Of War Powers Control of Scarce Items Requested By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, May 23--Pres- ident Truman appealed to Con gress today to change its mind and grant him authority to con- trol the import, export and use in this country of certain...…
…-'_THE MICHIGAN DAILIY SATURDAY, Spartan Win Ends Michigan Tr SummariesI Mile Run - Won by Dian- netti, (Michigan State); sec- ond, Barten, (Michigan); third, Kalmbach (MSC). Time, 4 minutes 25 seconds. High Jump-Won by Harris (M); 5 feet, 10 1/8 inches; sec- ond, (three-way tie), Gardner, (M), Calhoun, (M), Dawson, (MSC). 440-yard dash-Won by For- restel, (M); second Shepherd, (M); third, J. Fraser, (MSC). Time, 49.8 seconds. 100-yard ...…
…MbAY 24, 1947 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Michigan Nine Def eats Wildcats, 7-6 6 _ __ ti 4 ichigan Host To NCAA Golf Championships A field of 175 golfers is expect- ed to gather at the University of Michigan course, June 23-28, for the fiftieth annual National Col- 10giate Athletic Association indi- vidual and team championships. Qualifying rounds will be held June 23-24, with 18 holes of play set for each day. Team champ- ionship will be dete...…
…"t, THE MICHIGAN DAMY CY A MY IRS V% l'WT wr a +Ew w . .i ... i... a. aa * ls W A.<JLR 1 a 4 1'11 A. '111R A A I 1t~r "T['12WT M1 HWAN !'hrllY SATVUDAY, 3MAY 24, 1947 I 1- Scarlet Symbols TWO YEARS isn't a very long time-but the American people forget quickly. Less than two years ago, victorious G.L's were pouring back to the states from every corner of the globe. Some of the G.I.'s weren't able to get down the gangplank un- der their o...…
…, MAY 21, 1947 - .... -a.Aaa. r .a aa.,TIHE MICHIGAN DILrY i iLYY.A 1ti1.1... AiJ.Vl'1Y\ A r'aKA-.a. 'U' BOY SCOUTS: National Service Fralerity Supervises Campus IoIiiia "Scout's honor" may be a joke back home but they take it scri- ously around here. That's why the local chapter of Alpha Phi Omega, national service fraternity, has been assigned the job of policing campus elections. Supervise Polling Members of the campus chapter of APO li...…
…__ TU M~cHGAN ill TELESCOPE TROUBLES: Sevei-Days' Scrubbing In Store for 'U' Mirror , , The mirror of the University ob- servatory's 37 inch telescope is about to have its ahnual bath. A considerably longer job than the ordinary Saturday night dip, however, the bath and the subse- quent recoating of the glass with Lyster, Maker Of Filter, Dies In Washington The Michigan alumnus who made it possible for thousands of University veterans to dr...…
…I CONCERN' EXPAN SION See Page 4 Y L w uyrnP Da iijy SHOWERS Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVII, No. 140 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL, 24, 1947 u-- ,- t Campus-Wide Referendum To Be Held on MYDA Ban Student Legislature Protests By-passing Of Committee on Studen Affairs in 'U' Acion By MARY RUTH LEVY The Student Legislature, join- ing protests against President Ruthven's ban of MYDA, decided last night to lay his action bef...…
…TWO Tilt AMirTTTC7&N fl 717T r- TRTPJR DAY, AIP'RIL24, 194-4 _ _. .. i I .. . __....._____ __...... ._. _ a. .. ,. . r a .. .-. r s . .awaa M HOLIDAY FOR KIDS: 'U' Fresh Air Camp flenef its Told by Student Counsellors I Counselling at the University Fresh Air Camp was a "wonder- ful experience" and nothing wE have d onle in our lives can be com- pared 'With it, Jane McKee ant Patricia Burns, graduate student,, in education and sociolog...…
… THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 1947 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGlE ThI191 r su sazra:t I Wolverines Clout 14Hits To Crush artars,11-2 Jayvees Open Today Against Ypsi Normal Baseball Round-up By The Associated Press Homers Pace Tigers DETROIT, April 23- Smashing five- home runs, three of them in succession by Roy Cullenbine, Dick Wakefield, and Hoot Evers in the eighth inning, the Detroit Tigers handed the Chicago WhiteSox their first defeat of the Am...…
…"HE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSI;:1 T , APRIL 24, 1947 .Y.r _.. __. ...... ....... THURSDAY, AmL 24, 194~ OCoeitEXpansion T HE UNIVERSITY will be musically pro- vided, at least, for an increased enroll- ment next semester. Two series of Choral Union concerts will be given during the 1948-1949 season plus the Vlay Festival, chamber music series and the Messiah programs. Comparable in quality, the two series will differ only in the number of perfo...…
…--T R tiDAY, APUR M 24, 1947 - RTm,.E Micff~i TAN fi-AV ....... ....... Frank Tinker Will Furnish Music for International Ball I f Law Students NYill 1Nesenit Odlonto Ba/I Will Be. Helc fart StudIents I'll ;oreign Students Tfo Give Program Fralnik TWinker and his orchestra will provide the mu s for the an- nua l International Ball, to be sponsored by the Internationial. Studen'its Committee from 9 p.m. to 1 ~.tomorrow in the Union B...…
…six THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, AmRIL 24, 011 - ---------- Schoolmasters' Conference To Begin Here Tomorrow The teacher shortage on campus will be alleviated tomorrow-but only for two days. The annual meeting of the Michigan Schoolmasters' Club is expected to bring approximately 2,500 elementary school, high school and college teachers to the University for conferences tomor- vow and Saturday. First Session "Labor-Management Relations" ...…
