… WHAT TACTICS USED?. See Page 4 A& A& .Oqro" w r4 t n t i COOL AND CLOUDY Latest Deadline in the State VOL, LIX, No. 6 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS -- - Wolverines . Squeeze Past partans, 13-7 * * * * s: O a Reds Seeking ControlOver Berlin Air Tass Maintains Potsdam Violated. LONDON-W)-Russia demand- ed today in a statement broadcast' from Moscow, control by the So- viet command of all ...…
… VOICE OF AMERICA See Page 4 ItF 6P ~ai41 FAIR WVARMER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 31 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Revolt Rages In Paraguay; Army Rebels Capital Bombed In NewUprising BUENOS AIRES--(P)-A mili- tary revolt raged tonight in As- uncion, capital of Paraguay. The government radio said its forces were battling with an army leds by 0o. Carlos' Montanaro, who seeks to overthrow t...…
…POOR SEAWAY OPPOSITION See Pace 4 C qr- i r it 4 rn Daii4 DRIZZLING CLOUDS Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 100 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS City Has Too Little Space for Expansion Local Builders Say Increase in 'U' Enrollment Cited As Factor in 'Critical Shortage' Ann Arbor has grown too big for its breeches. With enrillmmnt in the University more than twice its pre-war figure, includn...…
…FINAL MADDY VICTORY See Page 4 flit 6 D~aii4 MUCH MOISTURE Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 101 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBLUARY 27, 1948IF C PRICE FIVE CENTS Ticket Foul Up Forces Change In Distribution By ART HIGBEE and FRED SCHOTT Five thousand student preferential basketball tickets for tomor- row's Ohio State game underwent a strange odyssey around campus Wednesday-and consequently a few of them failed to show up a...…
…Y SOCIAL See Page 4 Swp b Dtt PARTLY CLOUDY, COOLER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 166 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, MAY 26, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS E Ask Federal O (ihi~ f -uu- Ll VVnu mlp U Rail Industry Union Support of Plan Unanimous WASHINGTON, May 25-('P)- Twenty railroad unions demand. ed tonight that the Federal gov- - ernment take steps toward seiz- ing complete ownership of the rail industry. The government has ...…
…NINE SILEN TMEN See Pge Y ir *1i CLOUDY, Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 172 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SATURDAY, JUNE 26, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Louis I('s Jersey * Joy Walcott in Eleventh * * * * W rr en To Californian Will Play Large Partin'Republican Regime' CONVENTION HALL, Philadelphia, June 25-(IP)-The Repub- lican National Convention swiftly placed Earl Warren by the side of Thomas E. Dewey today for the free-fo...…
…PAGE TW& THE MICHITCAN DATT. V S"D~AV PT 'STPUE-R .: 1; ll I aa1 i ai _. iyi Vlil" LY'yy )J1 s v..wa ra .r. =:,ri lrla aj; /r 0, ly #b ..e.. . _ er 4 NEW DEAL FOR SRA: Plan Events Under New Constitution i, . DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Newly-elected officers of the Student Religious Association will have the first opportunity to develop the group's activities under the newly-ratified constitution for Lane Hall. The constitution, formally...…
…qf'TTIPQTIAV nrlfvn u-&-D oD -in4o THE MICHIG~ 5..5 .P.L .A.N .DA. 55..LJ 5 j 1111)THE T HT11V N \ rbATTV. °tTU l0W , U'Aj)U~x 6, 94 I ' m :rn n r rn fl- luI C r. r.r.n . i ATTENyTIO ENiGINERS: Engine Booklet Features Facts of Life at Michigan A booklet intended to dig engi- neers from their traditional apathy toward campus activities has been designed by Engineer- ing Council and Trigon, honorary engineering society. Entitled "What Ev...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Fraternities Tied for Loop Title Fast Pace Set In IM Bowling Afer a week of upsets and f a- vorites coming through the I-M singles bowling tournament swings into second week today. Dick Bogard turned in the best series of, the tourney, 190, 211, 203 -604 as he completely outclassed Al Wistert. The dependable Ralph Wilder- mann rolled the best series, 244 on his first game, in defeating Bill Powell 581 to 474. Other high sc...…
…-E TWO ~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY .a aa..u iii i 1RSii ,F tii f Z! M id 1 t . ,... 4 SUB-CIVILIZATION: University Underground Has Labyrinths, Mystery,_Kilroy 8 L i 5 By KEN LOWE Bent on viewing the changes in the underground aspects of the campus, The Daily recently made a tour of the network of tunnels that services nearly every building on the grounds. The party entered the tunnels at a point below the Plant Service Building and proceeded w...…
…TIE MIbCIIlGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MAY 26, 1948 i I t AUGUST VACATIONS- Camp in Canadian Forests Will Call to College Students Film Fare Set For Summer 11 By PHYLLIS KULICK The cool conifer forests of Can- ada will be calling weary colle- gians this summer as something new in the way of vacation re- treats opens its doors to students from Michigan, Northwestern, De- Musical Gronupr, Has Intiation Lambda Chapter, of Tau Beta Sigma,- nationa...…
…' - 'THE MICHIGAN DAILY vie Silent Me E LEVEN MEN'S civil liberties were lost in the shuffle of legal technicalities when the Supreme Court denied the leaders of the Joint Anti-Fascist Refugee Committee the right for further appeal. 'Because these men were courageous enough to refuse to recognize the dubious right of the House Un-American Activitiea Committee to investigate their private rec- ords on the grounds that their organization was ...…
…SUNDAY, SEPTEMBERb 26, 1949 THElM ICIIHAI AL I ~-, I I Graduate Students Receive Eight Research Fellowships Eight graduate students at the University have been awarded $1,000 fellowships for research in metropolitan community problems to be carried out at Flint, under the leadership of Joseph Douglas Carroll, Jr., Resident Director of the University of Michigan Social Science Re- search Project at Flint. * * * THE FELLOWSHIP holders are Eld...…
… OCTOBER 26, 1948 THlE M ICH IGAN DAILY FAGS TH R FROM THE GRANTSTAND I 1*, Brilliant 'I Defense Stops Gophers By MURRAY GRANT (Daily Sports Editor) Minnesota was great, but Mich- igan was greater. That is the story of Saturday's battle for the Little Brown Jug. The Gophers played the best ball game of their careers, but they were not equal to the performance put forth by the Maize and Blue warriors. THE WOLVERINES excelled in everyt...…
…109 THE MICHIGAN DAILY C gers I~(1eiflg JUST KiBITZING! M'Athle icsFallShy of DesiredGoal i * * +1 By ]DICK;.KRAUS Daily Sports Editor ACADEMICALLY Michigan may have all the best of it, but as far as athletics are concerned, Michigan State is a better school. If you admit that the function of a University's athletic pro- gram is to fulfill the athletic needs of its student body, the Spartans come a lot closer to coin- plete success th...…
…?= ? aIJ~ ~,U4~TI I Ht4~ 4L PAGE I GEZUNDHEIT! Hayfever Heritage Should Be Considered Before Marriage By SHEILA MILLMAN If you are contemplating mar- riage, you had better find out if your prospective mate has hay- fever, for according to Dr. Buena- ventura Jimenez of the allergy clinic at Health Service, the ten- dency to allergy is inherited. "The tendency to allergy is a dominant hereditary characteris- tic which may be transmitted by on...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAE M Nine Mee ogan Grabsr anski Michigan Hurler GA Crown, In Revenge Tilt at I. SC Feesh Trackmen oast Needed Varsity Talent Sanity Code~s ChIICAGO. 'May, °5-(A.P)- A needy band player or debater may fare bedter than an im- pecunious footballer from cam- pus financial aid, if the Na- tional Collegiate Athletic As- sociation strictly enforces its "sait code." The NCAA's Constitutional Compliance Committee today issued i...…
…"1g4 TIE lJ1 IC HL IGAN 7ILY [ouis Overcomes I nock own i 25th Title Defense AAU Finals AttractEih BLOOMFIELD, N. J., June 25-- (J)-A half dozen or so of the na- tion's greatest all-around athletes emerged as top contenders for three U. S. Olympic berths as 22 hopefuls gathered for the National A.A..U. Decathlon championships tomorrow and Sunday at Foley Field. The title games have been de- elared the final Olympic tryouts for the iron men....…
…~UP~U~E~TTWUI A w THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 26. 1948 ,:.I ,-.r .., a du. a.m a. . .. ., .tee. hat Tartinq Vepd? fi ODDLY ENOUGH, all news stories and ed- itorials dealing with the charges of Red domination made by AVC Chairman Dave Babson have been written by persons who were not at the meeting under discussion. As one who attended and participated in the meeting, this writer seeks to correct the many erroneous statements ...…
…FOUR "THE ICI ICA'N "DAT'IN TUES=DAB". (lC T[MF.'R1 ° U_ 1448 a asa/ .a TlaTV1A b TV*~~. 4 * .. 4'a a ' T~~A l'ffPR9~IOA .'--, .'a ~ Iu ~Z avis iarla VVi'V1YG Xit1y''1'#8 i Voice of America AS THE PRESIDENTIAL race "enters its final week, both the major candidates as well as the American public seem fairly unified on the principal of a bi-partisan foreign policy. Americans are convinced that they must take the leadership which is theirs...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Poor Seaway Opposition ALWAYS-PUT OFF until tomorrow what you could do today. This sentence seems to best describe the attitude of Senator Robert A. Taft toward the St. Lawrence Seaway as expressed at a luncheon in Detroit Monday. In his speech, Senator Taft came out against the building of the St. Lawrence Seaway at the present time, but not because he is against the project as to its value. Rather, he is against the spen...…
…FOUR I THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 194$ ,._ ........................................ j. _ ------ - -- Final Mladddy Vietory STUDENT MUSICIANS in this country, which supposedly guarantees free speech, are finally free to broadcast over national hook-ups after a five-year ban imposed by dictator Petrillo. Dr. Joseph E. Maddy, National Music Camp Director at Interlochen, has led a ymuch-publicized five-year barrage cam- paign o...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MAY Social Answer PRESIDENT TRUMAN'S newest plea for wider social security may or may not be a so-called "political" move, but it is cer- tain that his requests are valid, feasible and, most important, very necessary. It also appears very likely that the six- point program which he sent to Congress Tuesday in a special message, will receive the icy treatment inflicted on similar re- quests sent in the past thre...…
…THE MIICHIGAN PATLY SATUILDAY, DUSTY SPLENDOR: Silent Figurines Stand Guard In OldUniversityA Auditorium Looking Down on ihe Convention aring Arrows o o D~augers of Fast Driving Sveellinrg en;rollment figures these past few years have caused space-harried University adminis- trators to appropriate every avail- able room on the campus for class- room use, but there's still one place that has remained safely out of their reach. From one ye...…
…SUMAY, Or ii v irir P im I P A 1%T 11 A I YV'* 1 l1 L lYlli.,;t GA.N(" JAI LY AAJ R&N SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1948. 7TVE~T1~ ~NA~iTTTf"i A '~~'T W~ A TY 'U? U a Panhel Petitions COIED CAILIENIDAR League, Union To Sponsor 'Activities Day'; Campus Organizations To Be Represented - - - - Due* This Week l Petitioning for positions on the Executive Board of Panhellenic Association has been scheduled for the coming week, according to Mary ...…
… TUESDAY, OCTOBER M2, 19~48. t TH]E.MIC IT AN}DA TAY PAGE FIV THE i 1 iTV111 \A L L1iTY LG 1I .. . .. Dean's Office To Announce Housing Space in December The Office of the Dean of Women willcknow exactingwhat openings are available in various types of housing, when the dead- line for women's spring housing applications is announced in De- cember, according to Associate Dean of Women, Mary IBromage. Explaining the later deadline this year...…
…THURSDAY, FEBRUAR~Y 26, 1948~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY SHOT IN THE ARM: Students Get Drug Habit MoreEasily Than Others By FRAN IVICK Are college students more likely to become drug addicts than the average person? They are, in the opinion of a local pharmacist, who for year,, has watched University students buying pain-killers and insomnia cures, filling in their daily 4 and 10 o'clock slumps with coffee, coke and candy bars. Drugs Bought "Stud...…
…% FEBRUARY z7, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FEBRUARY 27, 1948 PaGE Sport Club Picks Coeds Basketball Group To Meet Today Newly ciected mem ibers of th.° WAA Basketball Club will meet at 4 p.m. today at Barboiir Gym. Members \vere selected from the tryouts held last week. Among the players are Tommy Angell, Betty AschenBrenner, Mary Ballantyne, Lua Bartley, Patricia Brenneman, Audrey Crawford, Barbara Cutler and Janet Dewey. Also included ...…
…____THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE Women Named To League Summer Positions; Council President Wi IlBePat Reed Eight coeds have been appointed to hold the reins of the Michigan League in summer session activities for women. Heading the summer League Council in the president's chair will be Pat Reed of Martha Cook. Mary Riggs, Kappa Kappa Gamma, will hold the chairman ship of women's judiciary committee with Monica Geiger, Kappa Alpha Theta, and ...…
…XXXID MVulaxlyl-vil "l-VIIJI MUINMAX, rjzjrj:zlvjjszn xui IV46 1 UIN VAX - IV L5i~I~ Zhi. 11 Bloso lr Drop Y 0 t ' 0r LEAHY'S LADS LUCKY: P d d Burdue's B i f r U set Fails, IrishWN, 27 SOUTH BEND, Ind.-(AP)-The Luck 'o the Irish worked overtime today as desperately-pressed No- tre Dame outlasted Purdue's Boil- ermakers, 28-27. It was a classic football season opener which had a record 59,343 crowd hysterical from start to finish at...…
…Tilt MIC ITIGAN CAI T.Y TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1948 GO YOU COED-Two unidentified women caught in a close finish during one of the 25 yard free style races. BRING ON THE GOILS-For some strange reason, men consistently make up most of the crowd that each year packs the Union Pool balcony to watch the 300 girls compete in the WAA swim BIRD'S EYE VIEW-Barbara McCready, Ginny Correll and Buffy PRETTY OFFICIAL-Even the Barrs climb up on a window...…
…dk THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, ,FEBRUARY 26, 1948 MAN T HE MAINSAIL! 'Boats Don't Get Stuck ill Basements' Builder Says By BOB BYERLY Too many .people worry about boats getting stuck in basements, according to Dave Brown, Ann Ar- bor boat builder. "Every time somebody sees my workshop," he says, "they ask me if I can get the boat out all right." In eight years of building sail- boats, the last year on contract to sell, Brown hasn't made o...…
…t4, Open e tter to the £tudet : i r j f >. .. \.. f .,:...Y t i ' In any post-war period it is necessary to revive the customs and traditions of the past. In this task a yearbook can but point the way.This is one aim of the '48 MICHIGANENSIAN. Our theme, "vital history," is designed to weave a half century of Michigan into the living pattern of today's university. We have tried to mirror the pride, humor, pathos and accomplishments behind t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY The Sem ester sLocalews i1nRe WEDNESDAY, MAY 26, 1948 'viaw * * * * -- Parade of Important Events - Feb. 6 and 7-J-Hop features the Music of Tommy Dorsey and Sonny Dunham playing to over 3,060 students. Feb. 10-The University an- nounces the first post-war enroll- ment drop of 975 students. Sem-I ester total is set at 19,215. The three to one male over female av- erage remains substantially un- changed. Feb. 12-Ncn...…
… SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DATLY PAGE SEVEN y,;: SidelineSlants .... By MURRAY GRANT Michigan State's Sparta nz might have lost themselves a foot- ball game yesterday, but they cer- tainly won themselves a place in big time football circles. Macklin Stadium is the last word in modern arenas, with a seating capacity of 50,000. Made of poured concrete over structural steel the new structure is a model of modern engineering. ...…
…FRIDAY, FEBRU~1ARY 27, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Michigan Sextet Meets Colorado in NCAA Preview TWO AGAINST ONE: 'M' Duet challenges OSU's Smith in Battle ofFreestylers By MERLE LEVIN Ohio State's varsity pool may well come to a boil this Saturday night when the Buckeye's mighty Bill Smith becomes a third party to the torrid duels being staged weekly by Michigan's Gus Stager and Matt Mann III. Smith, holder of the world's rec- ord in the ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY )'AGI !ooks Are de in r ty of Ways O'VIER THE BOUNDING lAIN-Enthusiastic members of the Sailhigt(ub chiipped the last of the ice out of Whitmore Lake to launch their surdy crat. One of the most active groups on cam- pus, the rtudenmt atars h::ve sailed in several intercollegiate meets this semestcr. Weatherin'; sunburn, spray and spills the sailors are now nautically wiser, and some even proficient in celestial naviga- t...…
…- SUNDAY, SEPTEMER 26. 194 THE MI HI N DAILY ., THE MICHTGAN IIAITY SUNDAY. SEPTElwrn~u 2R.. I ~4R r TH E COLGATE REPORT: Student Sex Education Needed, Study Shows HAMILTON, N.Y.-(AP)-Colgate University is turning the spot- light on sex education. A committee appointed by President Everett N. Case is going to see that every Colgate man knows what sex is all about. The committee and its activity comes about as the result of a .ecently com...…
…EIGHT THE MtCHI AN DAILY THE M.CHGAN DAIL NOW IS THE HOUR H0ow To Pay Your Income Tax in Three Easy Lessons By CRAIG WIL SON (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is ie first i a series of interpretutive artieles on the mysteries of income tax pay- ments.) Students without means of de- fense are going to be on the spot when Uncle Sam's revenue men call March 15, for their annual in- come tax collection. But the spot .wll not be very difficult if they foll...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MAY 26, 1948 Campus a C-Calendar ROTC Graduation Will Be Held Today This unsolicited popularity Rosemary took with good humor, although she had not put the ad in the paper. A friend of hers had let his sense of humor run away with him. As a result, Rosemary's "sense of humor muscles" were getting a good workout. Free Enterprise During the evening, 41 fellows with a dozen different "lines" called for "Rosemar...…
… MUSIC SUPPLEMENT Y 4, 4P A6F mUsIc SUPPLEMENT. Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 6 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 148 PRICE FIVE CENTS Choral Union co-, tlcert S ries pens ct. 6 Orchestra of France Will Pla Here Munch To Lead Symphony Oct. 25 On its first American tour, the French National Orchestra will appear here Oct. 25 in the second concert of the regular Choral Un- ion Series. Founded in 1934 as the Or...…
…'AGE TW ,"HE MICHIGAN DAILY- SUNDAY, SEPTET ZMER 26, 1948 ~1 ?AG1~ TW~ ~UN~DAY, SEPTE1~~RER 26, 194S RADIO SINGER: Eileen Farrell Will Appear In Opening Choral Concert Eileen Farrell, young Irish- American soprano, will make her first Ann Arbor appearance in the opening concert of the 1948 Choral Union Series, October 6. Well known to radio audiences, Miss Farrell was hailed as the Muench Will Direct French Orchestra Here Charles Muench...…
…SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1948 EAR T'HEM AGAIN: Record Shops Stock Up' On Discs of Performers THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE By AL BLUMROSEN The local record shops are tting ready for the fall concerts id by the time Eileen Farrell) eps up to sing the first notes the series, students will be able get recordings by almost all of te stars. "very University musical event Aurzon Begins ['our Planned ef ore War Clifford Curzon's war-postponed incer...…
…SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 194 PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY +. ________________________a____V__t________L_____.l.__L__1_C r - ,( --, UNTVER S ITY MTJSICRL S OCTETY C S 194 83 -49 EZIO PINZA SERGE KOUSSEVITSKY SriO ;RAL UN ION TEN CONCERTS SE tIE I ILEIN FARRL, Soprano . ....... FRENCH NATIONAL ORCHESTRA, CH1ARL~ESMUNCH, Conulro/or (4 EVELAi\DORCHESTRA, (;l-,ORC,[, SzvI-,-' ,Conductor .... FZYAOPINZA, Bass ..... Ofy yy fOs W...…
