… AVC PROBLEM See Page 2 Y 414trl an 4)iit COOL AND CLOUDY Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 5 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, SEPT. 25, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Wolverines Launch Grid AL Ses "I!i 1 AVCllembers Deny abson' Charge n atIV Traditional Clash in 0 'Sc Foes pener Group Says Meeting Not Run by Reds Factions Argue Issue with Daily Fourteen American Veteran's Committee members today vigor- ously denied that they ...…
… DANGER SIGNAL See Page 4 1M wa A,_A. aIut CLOUDY COOL. Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 56 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Venezuelan Government Overthrown Army Calls State Incapable' of Job CARACAS, Venezuela-(o)-The army overthrew the government of President Romulo Gallegos with- out firing a shot yesterday and announced it was in general con- trol of the nation. Troops occupied all pu...…
…Exclusive: G. B. Shaw Gives Lowdown on Waflace By NATALIE BAGROW Dlaily Special Writer Copyright Feb. 24, 1948 by The Michigan Daily George Bernard Shaw, who is never at a loss for an opinion about anything, has somcthing to say about Henry A. Wallace and American liberals, too. Looking at American politics from a British and Fabian view, Shaw asserts that Wallace must educate the liberals, "whose princi- rles are flatly opposed to his (Wall...…
…JUNIOR GIRLS') PLAY see pat Y ICF41 43-ALii4p FAIR AND WNA iRM E[Ud 1 Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVII, No. 123 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS ., ~... S.> .......... House Sends Tax Cut Bill To President Expect Truman Veto on Measure WASHINGTON, March 24-(IP) -The House sent President Tru- man a $4,800,000,000 tax reduction bill today, pounding home its ap- proval by a 289 to 67 roll call vot...…
…UP TO YOU See Page 4 Y 1Mw& 4a i4p SCATTERED SHOWERS Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 142 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 25, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Big Election Turnout Seen For Tuesday Students To Pick Next Year's SL Students and faculty members are expected to mob polling booths Tuesday in the all-campus Legis- lature election and The Daily presidential straw vote. Booths will be set up on the diagonal, in the Angell Ha...…
…WOR DSOR ACTION Stye pa4~ Y AdW AdW ~ai41O FAIRE .AND4 W'AR MFR Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 165 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN TUESDAY, MAY 25, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Lewis Faces New Charge; Hit by NLRB Unfair Labor Practices Cited ~WASmINGTONMay 24-0A )- Ina new government crackdown on John L. Lewis, the NLRB's gen- eral counsel today accused the United Mine Workers president of an unfair labor practice. The board's counsel went s...…
…THE OHIO INCIDENT See Page 4 IY tt DAMP AND DRIZZLY Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 11 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Dewey Gets omi ation on Third Ballot l * * * East (;erm..,an St te /M aarted Announcement by Russian, Satellite Ministers Awaited WARSAW, Poland, Friday, June 25-(AP)-Eight European nations under the leadership of Russia called early today for the formation of a "provi...…
…RED BADGE OF COURAGE See Page 2 Y 414t41Pr41P t tYi Aar FINE FOR PICNIC Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVHI, No. 193 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SUNDAY, JULY 25, 1948 _ . _ . .. . ... ... _ .. ... . .. . .. ..... .. _ . . .. . . . .. _ _ .. . _ ._. _.._ . PRICE FIVE CENTS Black Dares Sigler To Test 'Confidence' Asks Legislature For Election Spot PORT HURON, Mich., July 24 -(P)-Attorney General Eugene F. Black today challenged Gov. Kim Sigler...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAMI (EDITOR'S NOTE: This column is written by Daily Managing Editor, Harriett Friedman.) "THINGS ARE SELDOM what they seem" is an apt description of the current furor in AVC. Chairman Dave Babson would have us be- lieve that the choice for AVC membership is in either accepting or rejecting Comu- aism Our investigations prove otherwise. It seems just a little naive to me to assume that all 26 of those who voted for the resolution...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tlly 111 TV1y fA-1.1\ 1 ATTy RTA fVM2P9 IA - --------.#.Cig ,7'.YV .L',1aLa3rL' .",(m .., 1i1 tJ T H E NUDE LOOK: Pajama Clad Phi Dels Romp Neiear Girls' Dorm FRANKLIN, Ind. - (AP) - There were varying versions today as to how much clothing a group of Phi Delta Theta fraternity pledges had on when they cavorted near a girls' dormitory on the Franklin College campus one night recently. The Rev. John Beyer, pa...…
…THE ICHIGAN 'DAILY _________ <11T, . ww BOMBS AWAY! University Flying Club Events Have Air CorpsAtmnlsphere Bombing practice; cross-coun- try flights to Florida, Salt Lake City, the East Coast; licensed flight instructors-it sounds like the US Air Force bt all of this; is to be found in the University Fly- ing Club. The bombs are bags of flour, the cross-country flights are made by members of the club and the hi- censed instructors, two of ...…
…PAGE TWO1 THE I'lli tfICAN DAILY _._ _. a. a__________________________.-- -a---- * .4'AKR m L . i .: .AlA mAxunz3* 1045 1- Phi Psi, Mis-Fits Each Annex Title I i Lars Reach lBoitlimtg Finals Pi Lambda Phi moved i the finals of the interfratern bowling league when they eli inated Alpha Sigma Phi yest day on the Union alleys. Vaughan Five Spike Weiley Kappa Sigma To Win Residence Crown o eall -itY -i Paddleball er- By CARL HORN ar-hBy CA...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY i SUNDAY, :xPRFLL 25, A43 Y TH1IHGNDIY~S~A PI R Y 1 UP FROM BELOW: Fifty-Year-Old Ex-Mier Closes Freshman Year By JOHN DAVIE& John Minnich Wilson reverses the usual order of education. Most people prefer to get col- lege over when they're young and tackle the world later-but not Wilson. At 50, with two grown children, he is just completing his first year at the University. Known as "Jock" to his student friends, Wil- so...…
…TIE MSICIGAN IAILY TUESDAY, MAY 25, 1949 _______________________________________ I I t t is Brumm To Be Honored at Convocation ' Prof. John L. Brumm, chairman of the journalism department now; on retirement furlough, will be honored by the department at a special convocation tomorrow at 3 p.m. in Room E, Haven Hall. Chairman of the journalism de- partment since 1928, Prof. Brumm received both his A.B. and A.M. degrees from the University...…
…Al 4r THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JTJNE25. 1948 ,. , . ,. -... .. ,x . w.... 7.a, em:.. s rv av OLLEGE ROUNDUP: Texas Officials Seek Millionaire 'Angel' Sidelights of GOP Convention Officials of the University of Texas are looking for a million dollar "angel." That is the amount of the gift they will need to set up the second largest numerical analysis labora- tory in the nation, which they hope to establish in all former magnesium pla...…
…HiE MICIGAN DiAILY SUNDA CUNEIFO JM KEY: U' To Sponsor Archeological Expedition to Iran in October COLLEGE ROUNDUP: MSC Policeeini Seek Fruit Thieves A 2,400 year old Persian inscrip- tion which has furnished the key to the translation of all cuneiform writing will be copied this October for the first time by an archaeo- logical expedition to Iran spon- sored by the University and the American Schools of Oriental Re- search. The expeditio...…
…SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1948 T-E M-IIGAN DAILY "'MM..... Red Hot AL Race Thrown Into Triple Tie' Jrom iL G I A N T S TAN D By MURRAY GRANT. .. Daily Sports Editor TRYING TO PICK the winners has developed into a national pastime as everyone tries to compare himself with the experts and say to his neighbor, "See, I told you Oshkosh would beat South State by three touchdowns." And your columnist isn't any different. He's going to go out o...…
…yf ijNJtjR 25AN 948 .PP I m ". w I n s1 II UJU "ElN il UI IM ° __ Tomasi Cited, Most Valuably' Gymnasts Hold First Intrasquad Meet . Michigan Pucksters To Meet Red Wings in Initial Contest Gridders Unanimously Vote Honor to Veteran Lineman Award Follows All-Conference Selection; Harmon, Chappuis Among Former Winners Michigan's national champion- ship hockey team will open the 1948-49 puck season December 2, meeting the Det...…
…LRY 25, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY * I 'M'Road Games Paid Off Cagers Prove Pup Brings Mermen Map Good Defense e Lurk Plans to Halt CANDID CLOSE-UP! Hockey Tourney Preview Here in Week-End Action 1 I Best Offense Home or Away- They Look Okay By IRWIN ZUCKER Bob Hope, Bing Crosby and Dottie Lamour have all been suc- cessful on the road-and so has - Michigan's 1947 - 48 basketball team! The record books show that the league-leading Wolverines...…
…THURSDAY, M'AR CH 25, 1948 THlE M ICHIIG AN DAILY A.-A swimming M'1eet Starts Here Michigati Thinclads To Make Strong Bid in Purdue Relays The fmnai' of tii indoor t season at the Purdue Relays will see Michigan in its strongest bid for mid-western prominence. One again at full strength the Wolverines will be facing a vir- tual duplication of the talent they met several weeks ago at the Con- ference meet at Champaign. The Maize and B...…
…1948 THE~MICHIGAN DAILY GE WHEN SITTING IT OUT : Local Songstresses Reveal 'tioughts While on PodiUmIl By JIM JACKOWSKI "Just what does a gal vocalist think about while she's sitting apart on the bandstand between vocals?" Strangely enough, two girls singing with local orchestras of- fered almost identical answers to this intriguing question. Jackie Ward, songstress with Tom McNall's band, explained, "You think about a lot of things, mostly...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Michigan Diamond Squad Downs Canadian ]lub, 6- Big Nine Championships Call Three 'M' Squads I Celebrating Michigan (6) AB By MERLE LEVIN It's Western Conference Cham- pionship time again and three powerful Wolveriine a~tlhletic squads will hit the road this week- end to seek new laurels for the al- ready top-heavy Michigan victory garland. Led by the "Terrible Twosome" -Chuck Fonville and Herb Bar- ten-the Maize an...…
…, JUNE 25, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Louis-Walcott Battle Postponed; Set For Tonig Major League Round-UUp DETROIT, June 24-(i._-After five straight losses, the Detroit Tigers got a break today-from the weather. Rain fell on Briggs Stadiurn and forced postponemncnt of a sched- uled game with the Washington Senators. The rest was a welcome one to ' the hard-pressed Detroit team that had just lost a series to the weak-hitting Senators an...…
…SUNDAY, JULY 25, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE .. .. . A'S Lead A. L. Race; Red Sox Edge Indians Twice Chieago Cup Race Attracts Record Entry CHICAGO, July 24-(IP)-Weak winds and a record entry list to-; day held the Forty-First Annual Chicago - to - Mackinac Island Yacht Race to a slow start. The starting cannon sounded promptly at 1 p.m. EST., and 11 Class D cruising racers shoved off from the Monroe Street Harbor for the g...…
…PAGE FOu THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1948 ._ r _ 750,000 REPRESENTED: NSA Congress Plans New Projects Babson Qualifies Charge Of Communist Control 0 (EfITOR'S NOTE: This is the first of a series of four interpretive ar- ticles on the National Student Asso- ciation's first annual congress which was held from Aug. b-28, at Mad- ison, Wis. The series was prepared by the University NSA committee.) The first congress of the N...…
…. .. 12 " I. I ME' U.LT U1~UI~~ 7 ' W falf, TOM," i ii JL:a 1 1 1 V i1 1 7[ l Ll ti l L 1 aw n cr swi arx #. Y Md:[ CQ t LVB ._. s a + V s ta - l L 1. - I.v-I' u++ Wa *,a Ly W p .Y'~'" p,; tiD RATHER BE RIGHT Thanksgiving By SAMUEL GRAFTON O NE CAN GIVE thanks, I always say, for time itself. One can give thanks that another year has passed in which the terrible things predicted a year ago have not hap- pened. There has not been war in E...…
…1 i ,MICT IKIGA -t~i-AE!L HouSing Situation FRANK W. CORTRTGHT, Washington Ex- ecutive Secretary of the National Asso- clation of Home Builders, reported yesterday that homebuilling during the last half of 1947 was at the rate of a million dwellings a year. The total dwellings completed was given as 834,000, which had broken all prev- jos records. The same day that the National Associa- tion of Home Builders were pointing at this record with...…
… j - JL J" JL Tragedy's Finale? FOUR MONTHS AGO, partition was hailed as the only possible answer to the Pal- estine problem. Last week without an oppor- tunity for proving itself, it was scuttled to prevent "chaos." The excuse is utter non- sense, if not a barefaced lie. Warren Austin, the American delegate to the Security Council, understood to be speaking under the orders of President Tru- man, urged trusteeship to replace partition. But ...…
… ""HE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. APRIL 25. MR T H W .A A r -Z )A P H 9 0 3 I k 41m..... Up to You THE UNION'S constitutional amendment meeting tomorrow may very possibly be the first step in a reduction of taproom prices. For months, now, several thousand bitter critics of the Union have been runnink about campus, demanding some kind of action that would lower disproportionate prices in the Union's cafeteria, or at least improve the qualit...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY. IF THE TWO BILLS tackling the prob placed persons don't rush for adjournmen American humanitari a chance to show th well as words. Words or Action 3 now before Congress who would do much more than Congress lem of entry of dis- is likely to approve. It provides for the ad- get lost in the mad mission of 50,000 DP's in each of the next it the much vaunted two years half of whom must be agricultural an instinct may have work...…
…THE IICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAWY, uNE , 1948 The Ohio I ncident .IF THE WELFARE of America is of any real interest to the American press, every story that it prints on Communist-con- trolled European elections will hereafter be concluded with a footnote that says some- thing like this: "The Progressive Party was removed front the ballot in Ohio by the action of one mnan." If this note appeared often enough be- fore the eyes of the public it mig...…
…PAGE FOUEl THE MICHIGAN DAILY Red Badge of Courage W E JOURNALISTS are supposed to pride ourselves on our objectivity and the purity and inviolability of the rights of newspapermen in the important job of get- ting news to the people. But some of us can dispense with the front page tradition when we watch the stories coming over the AP teletype machine on the Progressive Party convention in Philadelphia. We read, with a sickening feeling, ...…
… T~HURSDAY, N611-vEMBER, 25, D9 TH~ MICHff7AN 1~AILV PAGE FITVF :. _, - lAO! flVV Revised'No Male' Rule in League Explained by Social Director Coed Activities Brought to Light By League Publicity Chairman "With malice toward none" the League has revived its pre-war rule prohibiting unescorted men on the building's second and third floors. The rule will not apply on Fri- day, Saturday and Sunday nights, but at all other times. Another n...…
… '" irk[ t,;" 1 "u ri 1 ly _ l . Y i _ i Dancing Classes To Open March Previous Registration Will Be Taken; Hostesses To Meet in League March 4 8 Red Cross Announces New Plans Registration for the men's social dancing classes which will begin March 8, will be held from 2 to 4 p.m. Friday, ,March 5 in the League. Sponsored by the dance class committee under auspices of the o unteers May Work For League Coeds who are interested in serv- ...…
…ThURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1948 T IIE MICHIG AN DAILY VARIED ACTIVITY: SL Culture, Education Group Handles Advisory Program (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the third in a series of descriptive articles concerning the Student Legislative committee system.) By NAOMI STERN The well-received course-con- tent advisory program initiated during registration week this term, was the result of long term, diligent planning by members of the Student Legislature Cult...…
…SUNDAY, APRIL 25, 1948 T HE MICHIGAN DAILY _I Installation Night To Be Held May 3 Dean Alice Lloyd To Give Short Talk; League Appointments To Be Announced Appointments to the numerous positions in the network of League, W.A.A., Panhellenic and other women's activities on campus will be made at the annual Installation Night to be held at 7:30 p.m. Monday, May 3 in Rackham Auditorium. New members of the League Council, Assembly Board offi...…
…1948 THE MICHIC AN DAILY a a.! 1 1 L'tl y; y. V f31 T l2'141 JI 1 e ._.r _ ..:. .,.. Coeds To Be Guest Editors On Mademoiselle Magazine * and C~nqagementi 0 Virginia Garritsen, '49 A., and YFrances Keaton, '49, the Univer- sity's two representatives to the "Mademoiselle" college board, are both excited at the prospect of a month in New York as guest edi- tors. Miss Garritsen, of Detroit, whose major interest has always been art, will act...…
…FBIDUAY, JUNE 25, 1948 T HE M ICHIGAN DAILY X-Rays Help Only One Kind Of Arthritis 'U' Doctors Reveal Data at Chicago Meet The American Rheumatism As- sociation in Chicago was recently told by two University professors that rheumatoid arthritis of the spine is the only form of arthritis consistently helped by X-ray treatments. Dr. William D. Robinson, who is in charge of the Rackham Arth- rities Research Unit here, and Dr. Isadore Lampe,...…
…S, UNDAY, J I T 25, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY, PAGE IVE After-Dinner Coffee Hours To Be Held Women's Dean, League, Sponsors An after-dinner coffee hour hon- oring presidents of the women's houses on campus will be held in the League Garden from 7 to 8 p.m., sponsored by the League Summer Council and the Office of the Dean of Women. Members of the Student Affairs Committee have also been invited to the party, which is being or- ganized by Jo...…
….1-11EMICTIfA7 fATV ,fTTRSDAY. 1VEEWdR 25, 2949 G d.o .dil.V..!A09Aim esA1aA !aayVxu )LL-L. . y' d .W ! ir[141.L. IJEY IMV) 261367 r ale Claims Cargo Vessel In Atlantic British Freighter, Crew Disappear NEW YORK--(P)-The stormy North Atlantic apparently has claimed the British freighter Hope- star and its crew of 37. The coast guard said yesterday it has. abandoned hope for the 5,267-tonr vessel, believed to have foundered on the night ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY EDDAY, BOOKS OR BEER? Studying Imbibers Reveal HighestAcademic Averages By PAT JAMES and DON McNEIL Where do students absorb the most-the General Library or the downtown taverns? The results of a Daily survey reveal an astounding thing-the intelligentsia spend their evenings downtown, while the Library is UWF To Hear Leland Stowe On One 'World Under the auspices of the Unit- ed World Federalists, Leland Stowe, noted foreig...…
…PACE IX THlE MICXI b N P y TIWR.I DAY, If,-XR( ft ' 5, 19-1.9 _ ,_ .... _ --- - - - -.7-SAY MR- 77 94 Curtain To Rise Tomorrow onJrG Play, 'Make Mine Michigan' 4 Senior 1W"o111,16 f W ruc Student life tlt it l sn Tb lights at 8:oO p . Iuit.i : Un 1a il Ix(L \1m i.i i Mine Michiginn.' Joining a procession of brilliant shows which began here in 1904, JGP will, in uroper tradition, be ireviewed this evening by senior women only, marching ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I ... . .............. T 'Title' in enneay l 6w0 .Um-'m-m! Blu& 31(1refy at or f;inqger til Saturday's Wins in Pole Vault, Two-Mile Relay Bring Nlichioaii Unofficial Crown 6f/Ks Duplicating his daddy's victory n Lws ui nn 1 ie Dick Lincoln almost added No. (Specia to The Daily) Dulctn i ad' itr nfor Michigan's powerful tennis ~ t ' PHILADELPHIA, April 24-Led 1942, My Request shattered the, team as they cleaned Wes...…
…TEIE MIChIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, GONE FORE VER:f Early Graduates Carried Canes, Sported Derby Hats There was once a Commence- ment time when seniors could look forward not only to the priv-. ilege of wearing a cap and gown and receiving a diploma but also to wearing a derby and carrying a Senior Cane. In the 1850's, according to an early story, when abolitionists were carrying the fight against slavery throughout the North, Wendell Phillips, ...…
… fiR*LiA' , . UI d 2 , 194fi ..a..z ae nMa.u.C HT ae7aN Bi y~ ATTYa.DA, UN 2 a9 FIRST BROADCAST: 'U' Radio Station WUOM Will Hit Airwaves July 5 _- - _ FER 25 YEARS of broadcasting over commercial stations a new University-owned frequency modulation station will go on the air at 8 p.m. on July 5. Just a quarter of a century ago the University ceased broadcast- ing over its own radio station wich was built by the students n engi- neering and...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNhDAT, JULY 25, 1948 II! u. I Remember Mama' To Be Next Showing "I Remember Mama," fourth production of the speech depart- ment's summer play schedule, will open on campus Thursday. Based on a series of nostalgic stories by Kathryn Forbes, the stage adaptation .was made by John Van Druten, who wrote "Voice of the Turtle" and "The Druid's Circle." Action in the play, which is con- sidered the most popular rece...…
…APRIL 25,1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Michigan ilinth Inning ally lsts Iloos iers,7- <"> t . * ~! Big Nine y The Associated Press Blasting three Northwestern n hurlers for 14 base knocks, Ohio State's high flying diamond team crushed the visiting Wildcats, 17- 3, yesterday to match Michigan's 4-0 record in Big Nine competi- tion. The Buckeyes lost no time in getting to starting hurler Ogle, scoring three tallies in the first inning. They foll...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY S DA:. APRIL 25. 1948 THE MICH GAN DAI...........A..I.......& I. l..'li l/I ]\11 ifl AL. - ll liel Jul aC7 W Roaring lichigras Carnival Goes Over the To Goal of $2,000 EasilySurpassed Another Roaring Michigras weekend has become a kaleidoscopic memory of the minds of 13,000 carnival visitors and WAA swimming pool fund and the University Fresh Air Camp are each $1,000 richer. From the moment the Michigras mile-...…
