… nWeathe r Snow and Colder. J ri' iflfrFigu ~IaitAp Editorial Football Players And Subsidization Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication VOL. LL No. 50 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1940 Z-323 rE PRICK FIVE CENTS Gridders Choose, Westfall Captain For 1941 Season He's The Team's 'Head Man' For '41 Nazis Claimed Deserting Axis Partner In Greece; Britons BidForBulgaria I' Lettermen Name Harmon Most Valuable Player At Meet...…
… Jr 5k ig tan :43 t Editorial Cloudy, Colder I Anti- Strike Legislation Needed .. I VOL. LI. No. 51 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1941 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS 4 i House Action Bans Control Of All Wages BrYHuoe Vote Administration Bill Issues Await Final Settlement; Serious Questions Arise Banking Committee May Make Study WASHINGTON, Nov. 26-()-By the decisive vote of 218 to 63, the House today rejected the proposal t...…
… JLABO DIPLOMACY~ se Pa" 4 Latest Deadline in the State it CLOUDY COLD VOL IX, No. 57 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOV. 27, 1948 f CIO Leader Is Reelected, Attacks Reds Stop Infiltration, %Murray Declares PORTLAND, Ore.- (P)-Parad- ing, cheering CIO delegates today reelected as president a stern Philip Murray who asserted he would never "permit Communistic infiltration into the National CIO." Gone was Murray's former peace-making ...…
…EDITOR'S NOTE See Page 4 I Latest Deadline in the State Duii4tt~ SNOW DRIFTS VOL. LX, No. 54 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS f, 4"- I AtlanticAllies Will Discuss Defense Plant U.S. Leaders Fly To Paris Parley WASHINGTON-(AP)-America's top military planners took off for Paris last night aiming at swift final agreement on the Western world's Strategic Plan for defense against Russia. Secretary of Defense ...…
…PRAYER Y Lw ujrn FOR PEACE Bee Page 1 471 a t1]u WHITE THANKSGIVING Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 57 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOV. 27, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS RKOFires2 Of 10 Cited On Contempt, Scott, Dmytryk Made 'Cross-Fire' By The Associated Press HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 26-R-K-0 Studio announced tonight the dis- missal of Producer Adrian Scott and Director Edward Dmytryk, two of the 170 film executives who were cited for...…
…DEAN LLOYD ANSWERED See Page 4 LlkI, Hit W~U &iitj; CLOUDY, WARMER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVII, No. 56 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 27, 1946 PRICE FIVE CENTS Haifa Jews B3ack Refugees Uelled Ten Soldiers Injured, One Missing After Using Tear Gas, Fire Hoses HAIFA, Palestine, Nov. 26-(A') -Bonfires blazed atop Mount Carmel tonight as Haifa Jews demonstrated their support of 3,370 immigrants who fought a frenzied but u...…
… r A"k w- ! ,'' a IIIIL JgIL' --. ........ Y a' t man kt t 144pr MWFF It t. VOL. LIV No. 22 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOV. 27, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS ew Guinea Stronghold Falls to Aussies Gomel, Last Nazi Bastion in White Russia, Captured by Reds Reds Encircle 20Divisions Near Dnieper German Escape Route Is Pinched Tighter By New Advancements By The Associated Press LONDON, Nov. 26.-Gomel, guard- ian of the White Russian road...…
…MEISEL REVIEWS 'THE BIG THREE' See ]'age 4 Y df AF wF *4i MOSTLY CLOUDY LIGHT RAIN VOL. LVI, No 20 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS GM Halts, Discussion Of Strike Union Called lemlal(4 Are Uinreasonalie' By The Associated Press DETROIT, Nov. 26--General Motors Corporation tonight refused to re-enter discussions with the United Auto Workers (CIO) on wage issues that have idled 225,000 GM employes. "Unle...…
…'THE AlICHIGAIN D-4tlLY WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1%$ TH--i _N DAl WDEDANOEB--7~14 "+.a ua q v 1[.V w Housing Plans, To Be Discussed By Conference Convention Meets Friday; Will Deal With Problems Of Industrial Community The first Conference on the Ex- pansion of Industrial Communities with regard to housing and commun- ity planning, will convene here Friday and Saturday, to suggest planning for present and future expansion of in- dustrial c...…
…_________ ____ ~JILE MICIGAN4 D ATILY AE ! I1 nternational Center Announces New Appointments To Cabinet U.S. Army Parachute Battalion Tests New Exerciser Appointments to the Cabinet of the International Center-were announced yesterday by Prof. J. Raleigh Nelson, director of the Center. The student Cabinet assists the staff of the Center in carrying out the yearly program. The appoint- ments were delayed until yesterday so -that interes...…
…THE MrCHIGAN DAILY SAT VTW.AY, Ni TE-GETTING MASTERY: illette Shows Old Form in Senate Fight L F GILLETTE once was acclaimed Washington's best-dressed Sena- tor, but he admitted he owned only one everyday necktie and but three suits. It has been said he's the only man in the Capitol who could wear a Roman toga to a masquerade without looking like a fellow in a nightshirt. The Senator-elect flatly op- poses any return to price con- trol. ...…
…7 LGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1949 If DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN e + l 11 Publication in The Daily Official Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Notices for the Bulletin should be sent in typewritten form to the Office of the Assistant to the President, Room 2552 Administration Building, by 3:00 p.m. on the day preceding publication (11:00 a.m. Saturdays). SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1949 VOL. LX,...…
…PAGE TWO TRlE MICHIGAN DAILY I NATION'S COLLEGES: Student Enrollment Increases One Million Over 1940 Peak WASHINGTON, Nov. 26, --(P) -College enrollment for the 1947- 48 school year reached the record total of 2,338,226, almost a million more than the pre-war peak of 1940 and 260,131 more than a year ago, the Federal Security Agency .nnounced today. Included are 1,122,738 veterans of World War II, of whom 24,091 are women. The veterans ...…
…THlE MICHTIGAN, DATTV 1' WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER - 277194 m w .i Tense Jap-Korean Relations Increase Minority Problem ki ~I i f 1 Church News u li Ui I OIN I O'tE 11 1 11 r' I al By RUSSELL BRINES Associated Press Staff Writer Japan, which used to boast of her racial unity, had no serious aminrity poblem in her homeland before or during the war. The ter- .oristic police saw to that by keep- ing the lid on thousands of im- ported sla...…
…TA 1777 AAC b, jj t- "kN " . .. ... .... aa',a.., ~ e t~i 7 Fifty-Fourth Year Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Contro) of Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the regular University year, and every morning except Mon- day and Tuesday during the summer session. Member of The Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the us...…
…PAGE TO T HE MICHIGAN DAILY- . TUESDAY, NOd EIIIBER 27, 1945 PAGE TWO TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1945 Six Jews Kille By British Troops 60 Wounded as Tank-Supported Forces Fight With Settlers for Two Hours SUCCESS STORY: Anderson Extends Benefits To Aid UniversityProgress By The Associated Press JERUSALEM, Nov. 26-Six Jews were reported killed and 60 wounded in pitched battles today as tank-sup- ported British troops armed with 65-Point ETO T...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THIREE Bob Westfall Will Lead Wolverine Gridmen Next Seaso: n _ <"' don wirtehafter's DAILY DOUBLE i I ' That Serious Attitude.. . They could kid and laugh and horse; around more than any other bunch+ of athletes you ever saw, and yet they could still win gamest That was Michigan's football stock of 1940. If ever a squad had a good time playing, it was the one that wound up its schedule with a 40-0 troun...…
… THIE. MICHIGAN DAILY Michigan Mermen En Route To Face Amherst,_Olneyville i .dowa Season'sFirst Meet To Show Varsity Power, Coeds To Fete Swimmers1 At Dance; Exhibitions To End Eastern Tour By BUD HENDEL Michigan's 13 man swimming team, shoved off for Amherst, Mass., late yesterday afternoon for a series of meets and exhibitions in the far- flung East tomorrow and Saturday. The Wolverine crew was scheduled to arrive in the small college t...…
…THlE MTCHTGAN DAItY rmyav Clash Heads Grid <.; Georgia, North Carolina, SMU Vie for Bowl Bids Notre Dame Meets Washington's Huskies; MSC Faces Santa Clara in Day's Top Tilts NEW YORK-(AP)-With scattered Thanksgiving Day contests out of the way, the '48 college football campaign reaches a rousing conclusion today, headlined by the annual Army-Navy classic at Phila- delphia. After that they will close down the training tables except at thos...…
…SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Blue Jean 'Slam' L o o k.. - _ .Y Pi. P ques MSC Coeds Denim-clad coeds at Michigan coeds, admitting that blue jeans State College were up in arms and drinking didn't necessarily this week over the college adminis- go together. tration's latest tightening of the He couldn't resist adding, how- liquor regulations. e that t row ing, of ever, that the growing number of it al s...…
…THURSDAY, NOVEMBER I7, 147 THE ',MWHIPA N DAILY . . ........ . ... .. . ...... . ......... . .. . ................... M' Hailed as Nation's Top Passing, Wrestlers Fall Behind in'47 Practice Pace From the tone of Coach Clif t Keen's voice the wrestling picture doesn't appear too bright for the Michigan team. "The boys are way behind -hedule in physical ftness and Ij olishing up their wrestling skill," according to the Wolver- ine coac...…
… 'PU 27, 194G THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Pucksters Open Seaso in Exh bition Michigan Nafife Swim Champ Of Fraternities To Be Decided Semi-finals Monday; Beta Theta Pi Loses Four Greek letter houses plung- ed into the semi-final round of the Fraternity Swimming champ- ionship which is slated for Mon- day night in the Intramural pool. Sigma Phi Wins In the quarter-finals Sigma Phi dropped the defending title hold- er, Beta Theta Pi, whil...…
… ~A2~A~ ~ Z7, W4~ -fto ,r..- wt - ,---- " , ,p M Varsity Cagers Will Scrimmage with Dow Chemical Five Lowrey has 'Two Complete i oe -ey Teams Snde d nOugI mtteial to make eV(El the most pessimiiistic coach cheerful, Eddie Lowrey is rapidly sel- ecting the most skilled men to form a hockey team which will play its first game some time in December. Lowrey has cut about 40 men from the squad so far and still has 30-odd who are competing ...…
…TUJI1AY, NOVEMBER 2, THE MICHIG AN DAILY GOBBLE! GOBBLE! +,orriie r ~' PAGE THREE dleiirien A turkey dinner at a sorority house will be foremost in the minds of the 25 odd members of the track squad on the three teams competing in the an- nual Intra-Mural Turkey Run to be held at 4::30 this afternoon over the grueling three and a half mile var- sity cross country course. The event, climaxing the Uondi- tioning season of crass country, is the...…
…THE Illy I I VMT)NFRnAv- Nnvv.wnr.lnL 9-pi - i A______________s :L,. '1ZtZ. L '., .. A.l. .. T fAA U.1 ~i .... ....... .....__._:a-.---_ tOA.UAX AV~~~'~1~l~ W ~?AUZ *~A~ I THE MJICIGAN iJ~DABL lfRE and WATER By MASCOTT Sitting Pretty! PiwN, I'Jn, pa,?k'L L.SS OFS1V - h Zi , MH4.u . - Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published every morning ...…
…THE MICHIGAN D AILY THURSDA Aid jun Mi tl - r f , ....- ited and managed by students of the University of higan under the authority of the Board in Control tudent Publications., iblished'every morning except Monday during the versity year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press he Associated Press s exclusively entitled to the for republication of all news dispatches credited to r not otherwise credited in this newspaper. All ts ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Labor Diplomacy SUPREME COURT JUSTICE William O. Douglas gave a simple but practical an- swer to the problem of good representation for America abroad when he spoke at the CIO National Convention in Portland, Wed- nesday. Justice Douglas suggested that lead- ers of the American labor movement go abroad as our ambassadors in the fight against totalitarianism because they would have something in common with the labor governm...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 21; 1949: PAGE FOUR SUNflAY, NOVEMBER 2Z. it~9~ U I I fA rwitop j dote { , By LEON JAROFF ONE OF THE OLDEST traditions at the University is the annual battle between the administration and the student body over the scheduling of classes on the Friday and Saturday immediately following Thank- sgiving. But, through the years, despite the al- most solid opposition of students and fac- uJ.ty, t...…
… PAE r, tomTitt MICmCi AN IAWL'Y_ Fifty-Eighth Year y I Edited and managed by students of the Uni- versity. of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. John Campbell................Managing Editor Nancy Helmick ................General Manager Clyde Recht ..........................City Editor Jeanne Swendeman......... Advertising Manager Stuart Finlayson ................Editorial Director Edwin Schneider .....…
…r. THE MICHIGAN DAILY i Student Opinion Needed AS AN integral part of an expanding Uni- versity, the General Library faces many problems, the satisfactory solution of which largely depends on faculty-student opinion. In a pamphlet entitled "Library Leaflet No. 2," Dr. Warner G. Rice, Director of the General Library, has set forth certain fun- damental obligations of the Library, in- cluding making available well-balanced book collections, ...…
…PAGE F$ THE MICHIGAN DAILY SAT tTU'AT. 'NtIV- 27-1I16 .R GE FOU. 'ra A191 .IA ..1 .1.A. N , A ./.(.l A1I or . a nrivt x , vv. Gl, lyyS p SOCIETY DISCUSSED: Three Leading Sociologists Speak Before AlluDaySession Three of the state's leading sociol- ogists were featured at an all-day session of the Michigan Sociological Society yesterday in the Rackham Building. Vernon Fox, psychologist at Jack- son prison, was first speaker, ad- dressing...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1945 FifySigat e il Fifty-Sixth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Medicos Fight Health Insurance WHO RULES THE HEARTLAND: Dallin Warns Against Staus QuQ Ante Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board of Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Ray Dixon... . . . . . . Managing Editor Robert Goldman . . ........ City Editor Betty...…
… Fw MTfHlr., N B l lff V .e _. L a a Aa j IV AGE Fi VE Bob Cester's Orchestra Will Play For Soph Prom Dec. 13 Parliarmentary Law Course To Be Given Mortarboard To Sponsor Series For Junior And Senior Women; First Meeting To Be Tomorrow A three-hour course in parliamen- tary law, open to junior and senior women will be sponsored by Mortar- board in order to make available the tvue of material necessary in conduct- ing meetings both in ...…
… Senior Society To Present Jingling jives' Dec. 'Come-Across' Dance To Have Miller's Band Ballroom Will Be Transformed Into Frosty Outdoor Scene; Bell, Note Favors To Be Given A frosty outdoor scene, "snow" re- flecting colored lights from decorated evergreens-this will be the setting for "Jingling Jives," the annual As- sembly come-across dance to be. pre- sented by Senior Society from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m., Dec. 12, in the League ball- room. T...…
… 27, 1949 THEI M IC1TIAN i ty-V I I CHRISTMAS MUSIC:- University Station Plans Yuletide Entertainment Ja ai I=ot I' Local radio listeners will find 'he air waves well filled with spe- cial Christmas music all through- out the month of December. A complete program of Christ- nas entertainment is being planned by station, WUOM and the University Broadcasting Serv- One Act Plays To Get Final Performance The final performance of the speech ...…
…&' NDA, OVEMBER 27, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Soph Cab To Follow Sha Annual Project Will Feature Floorshow; kesperean Theme Scottish Atmosphere To Prevail Next Week; Forestry Students, Faculty To Appear in Plc Ted Smith's Orchestra To Provide Music . Shakespears will reign supreme at the twenty-second presentation of the annual Sophomore Cabaret to be held Dec. 9 and 10 in the League. Characters from ye old English literature will be...…
…_I' U C 59 I, O v 7I A ER F., A19;t47 THE ilI'A AILY . . . . .......... .............. . . . .... . ..... ... . . . . ........... . ............. I .............. I .................. . . . ...... . ......... . ........ - ........... - - ------- - ----- - -------------- .......... ..... .. . _ _ -_ Ticot ales UOpenI For* 'Sidle Street boliel-ip:n Themep To Dominate Cabaret; Sophs Will Presenrt 'Greenwich Ga ities' eL'fo te op Cba otI my Cu...…
… 27, 1946' THE MICHIGAN DAILY ________________________________________________________________________________________ I Panhel Ball Ticket Sales End Today Dance To Be Open to Independent, Sonny Dunham's Band To Provide Coeds; Music Tickets for Panhel Ball, "Open Sesame," will go on sale for the last time from 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 3 p.m. today at the booth in the League lobby. "Open Sesame" will be present- ed by Panhellenic Associa...…
…TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1945 THE DAILY PAGE FIVE sTHE 1_wUtdn a.I..I V >_N 1 a . .TVl... PACE FIVE Sale of Tickets for Assembly Recognition Night Ends Today Outstanding Women To Receive Awards Sale of Assembly Recognition Night tickets will continue until 5 p. m. today in the dormitories, larger league houses and the League. "Launching into a New Year" has been chosen as the theme of Recognition Night which will be held at 8 p. m. Thursday...…
…F THIE MiiICHIGAN DAILY f I I r Imre Ferenezi To Talk Here On Population 'War, Man Power' Topic Of Speech December 5 In Rackham Auditorium Dr. Imre Ferenczi, specialist on in- ternational population problems from Geneva, Switzerland, will give a Uni- versity Lecture on "War and Man Power" Thursday, Dec. 5 in the Rack- ham Lecture Hall. Technical adviser to the Municipal- ity of Budapest for many years, Dr. Ferenczi was formerly the lectur...…
…THE IiCHIGAN DAILY Skirted Males Will Shake A Leg In '42 MimesOpera, 'Full House' Show Based On Hopwood Mimes' 'Oomph, Twist A nd Grind Girls' Script By Ray Ingham; Collins ToPlay Lead Concert Band Will Start Air Series today, WJR Will Carry Program Of Morris Hall Studio; Revelli Will Conduct Presenting the first in a series of regular Thursday programs, the Uni- versity Concert Band under the direc- tion of Prof. William D. Revelli will pla...…
…I' ! f. N MItCAN AILY t AT RDAY, NVFIRL 27, 19)48 I __________________________________________________________________________________________ I .,. # ,. JSY SEMESTER: SL Activity Adds Many Aspeets to CampusI [Le r} . By AL BLUMROSEN Winding up their most active emester on campus, the Student egislature has added much. to ampus life in the pst few aonths. * * * THE MOST RECENT Legisa- ure action has set up a commit- 6e to formulate a p...…
…SEC THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1949 Notre Dame T hree Juniors Feature Final'A' Grid Statistics Final statistics for this year's football season reveal that Chuck Ortmann, fleet-footed junior halfback, took down top honors in the passing division, and was a close second tofullback Don Dufek for net yards gained rushing this season. Dufek, also a junior, scored 30 points this year on five touchdown plays to lead the Wolverine...…
…rAGE SIX -T#TE MICHIGAN rA11,Y CENTURY OF CAMERAS: U' Exhibit Displays History, Modern Uses of Photography A Century of Photography, one of a series of exhibits circulated by New York's Museum of Mod- ern Art, is now on exhibition in the Architecture building. In a series of panels the history of photography is discussed and illustrated with significant photo- graphs. Art Versus Science The various modern uses tc which photography has bee...…
…THE MTC!TTGAN rDATT';Y rNE91AY, NoMv~ Dean Lloyd... (Continued from page 1) tion showed a mature attitude and sense of responlsibility. "This year and several years to come will be crucial ones for women at thisruniversity. Our housing is very sadly over- crowded. The enrollment of wom- en went up from 3,150 in the fall of 1941 to 5,340 in 1945. In the school year 1945-46 we lost all the housing which we had used tem- porarily to take care of...…
… AIC-E an . . K- ""- i'itjjqj THE MICflIGN DAILY houn , add a box of In i s p r Before the war, Joe was studying architec- ture. But Joe's last sight on earth was the blind- ing flash of a Jap grenade. After months of hospitalization, Joe's other wounds have healed. But his eyes are gone for good. Part of his present equipment is a pair of dark glasses, and a cane to help him feel his way. Should we add a box of pencils? And let J...…
… THE MICHIGAN D'A!LY Engine Honor- Group Initiates 24 New Men Tau Beta Pi Holds Dinner; Moore Gives Welcome To Students At Fete Twenty-three seniors and one graduate engineer became members of Tau Beta Pi, higjhest of the cam- pus engineering scholastic honor so- cieties, at a special initiation cere- mony and banquet held last night in the Union. Elected to membership were John T. Bangert, William G. Collamore, Richard L. Congdqn, Arthur W. ...…
…SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAITL' PAGE SEVEN "BLACK 'KNIGHT' FOR MIDSHIPMEN: Army Crushes Navy, 38-0 ASSOCIATED PRESS PO%.TUR'E M.,. W!; v Santa Clara, Wildeats 'Win Bowl Berths Kentucky In First Post-Season Tilt MIAMI, Fla. - ( P) - Kentucky will meet Santa Clara in the Orange Bowl game here Jan. 2. Kentucky won the choice for the bright bowl spot Friday night by walloping the University of Miami (Fla.), 21 to 6. * * * K...…
…THE M[ICHTGAN DAILY Marching Band To Hold Annual Banquet Today Final Gathering Of Year Will Feature Speeches, Singing,_Football Films Officially ccncluQing the football marching season for 1941, the Uni- versity Marching Band will hold its annual post-season banqut at 6:15 p.m. today in the Union. Dsigned to be a final get-together for marching band members who will subsequently become members of the concert or regihental bands, the banquet w...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1949 FACULTY FOR KNOWING: Meisel Combines Writing, Poly Sci Shah Comes To Tea PRESS DYNAMICS: Lectures by Journalists WillBegin Tomorrow By ROMA UJPSKY Prof. James Meisel describes himself as being "young as a tea- cher." But the political science depart- mnent's "theory" instructor, on a college faculty list for only nine years, achieved recognition in lit- erary fields long before he entered ac...…
