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…_______ ~tI ____________________________________________________________________________ I WOUNNsr rospective Doctors Need iberal Education, Dean Says Te-medica1 students with a gad liberal education stand a ter chance of getting into medi- schools than "super techni- as" .in the sciences, Dean arles H. Peaie, of the literary ege, revealed, 3eari Peake returned this week' m the Conference on Pre-Medi- Education at the University of isville....…

… r Have Vse Tacticians Rocking Michigan's arm chair basketball tacticians are in a muddle. Last year the Wolverines led the league in total offense and finish- vith a 6-6 record. This year the team is leading the Conference in mnse, but has only a 5-6 record to show. hat the cage adicts want to w is what happened to the adage that the best offense good defense. Or is the best nse a good offense? Those he former school argue that her this ye...…

…Labor Spokesman ' IS UNFORTUNATE that Victor Reuth- r's rather eloquent proposal of state so- ,lism last Tuesday night on the Student wn Hall platform was not adcquatcly at- ked. Reuther's presentation of labor's wpoint on the wage-price issue and his ggestions for a stabilized economy amount- , in effect, to a plea for state control of r national economy. Mr. Reuther has evidently lost faith in the e enterprise economy which has made e Ameri...…

…Limited Sale of Ball Tickets To ContinueToday in League There are only a limited num- ber of ticketsleft for the annual Assembly Ball which will be pre- sented Friday, March 7, at the In- tramural Building, and will fea- ture the music of Tommy Tucker and his orchestra. According to Betty Spillman, general chairman of the dance, tickets willbeavailable to inde- pendent women from 3 to 5 p.m. today and tomorrow at a booth in the League, or the...…

…lost Union Functions Aimed oward Service for Students EDITOR'S NOTE: The following ar- ticle, the third in a series of four on the Union, is an official statement of the Board of Directors regarding "questions and complaints" receiv- ed from students concerning the Union's services. Originally conceived as a meet- ing place for men, the $2,101,000 Union building was constructed by the joint efforts of students, fa- culty, alumni, and administ...…

… w iq~rt gatI ~ai4 vvwather warmer Saturday VOL. LII No. 100 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEB. 27, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS Allies Chase Rommel Through Tunisia Democrats Appoint Two For Regency Voice Vote Calls for All Meetings of Group To Be Opened Publicly From The Associated Press Dr. Charles P. Nugent, Detroit at- torney, and Dr. Ira D. McCoy, Bad Axe physician, were nominated for University of Michigan Regent seats by the Dem...…

…jT Ito &m 1 Z '4.*4E? Taft To Speak. Here Today On Willow Run : Allied Ship Blows Up Knox To Speak U-BOATS ADD THRILLS: Here Monday Chilean Engin '1 * 'n ers Make Safe Congress Seeks AbsentLee Curb (Continued from Page 1) These afternoon forums will be opened by Prof. Kenneth McMurry, chairman of the geography depart- ment of the University and consultant of the Michigan State Planning Com- mission. Arriving here early today, Mr. Taf...…

… A7 t~[?' , I'I3: 7, l43 THlE M~ICHI1GAN fDAILY VAGS TUBES Michigan Trackmen Rout Championship Ohio State Squad Wolverine Cagers Face Maroon Squad Tonight Quintet Favored To Drub Hapless Chicago; Wiese Out of Lineup with Sprained Ankle _.. By DON SWANINGER A Chicago team that can't sink any lower and a Michigan squad that doesn't want to will square off this evening in a contest that will see the Wolverines in the strange role of favori...…

…C,777 { 1 .rc r_- Y -'. 1 1 T '_ s s . . aw. a i ' 4 v t ' U 1 L . y ter dtya Da||ilt Fifty-Third Year EdIted and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control 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 exclusi...…

…s.4 rIV . 1 + Tia.. .u., .f' a/, 1,: ti Y 17. I-A LVi. i 4_ aJ La\ r a +- 4L A &VA A. lt . ±AL A Aa- M L 11 LW A * 1 ......r........... ............. Rec-Rally To Be Held Today at Barhour, Waterman Gyms i Sport Games, Barn Dancing Are Featured WAA Members To Hostess At Annual Informal Affair; Soldiers Especially Welcomed Badminton bird-seekers, ping-pong scramblers, duckpin bowlers can let their energies run loose from 8:30 p.m. to ...…

…PA(j S SIX .,+ THE MICHIGAN DAILY $A F tDA ', FEB. 21, 1943 :..'A ..,: ... H iCHIGav a'N I) AlL awDw, # 2I 1 T"a1 r - . .. , ,-- U L, 'I EAT, DRINK and BEMERRY... have a good timc-you're not out behind a gun with the ground trembling beneath you. You're not on a battleship with death scream- ing out of the sky all around you. You're not in a trench, knee-deep in mud, with a thousand rifle and machine-gun barrels waiting for you. Ha...…

…W eather No Change In Temperature Y t43an 4 aiIt Editorial Allied Pact Will Ease ,Post-War Settlement . . VOL. LII. No. 105 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1942 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Gopher Sextet Trims Varsity By 4-0 Score In MildUpset Gillis Stars For Michigan As-Rugged Minnesota Scores In Each Period Track, wimming Teams Plan Meets By MYRON DANN A small but enthusiastic band of Wolverine hockey fans cheered in vain last ...…

…CAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FF.ji"k, ' -V7, - --- - - - Nilitary Law Lecture Series To Be Offered Course Aims To Acquaint All Prospective Soldiers With WarLegislation Stason To Talk First With the aim of providing the law student about to enter the military service with some specific informa- tional background, the Law School is offering a series of lectures on Military Law and War Emergency egislation beginning Monday. 'he series does n...…

…FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1942 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE .. . ...................................... . . . ... . . . . .. . ........................ ..................... Hockey Title Hopes Fade As Gophers Trounce Sextet, 4-0 OSU Matmen May Surprise Varsity T'eam Wolverines Set For Battle At Ohio Saturday; Keen Prepared For Upsets By HOE SELTZER You recall that yesterday it was stated in this corner with no little assurance that th...…

… . TR4-Dz T, TER-r.17,-IRT FA~ ~ r~AY~ 2~ 1S4~ U P Washington Merry-Go-Round By DREw PEARSON and ROBERT S. ALLEN ii DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN GRIN AND BEAR IT By.Licrty Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan tender the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press ...…

…x r < . , t ' ri ....1 "i Y ! l:'r ! 1 '+1 '1T¢ 1,x,1 F r "Pay- Off' Dance Will Sports And Music Are Careers Of Leader Bernie Cummins ~Social Debts By SHIRLEY RASKEY Bernie Cummins, who will bring his orchestra to Ann Arbor for As- sembly Ball March 6, combines sports and music in forming his career. As a sports prophet, Bernie began his career back in the days when he and his brother Walter played on the varsity football, basketball ...…

…PAGE STX THE MICHIGAN DAILY PIL1DAY, ?E'Rl-AUV 27, 1942 .... . .. .... .... ... ... ... . . .. .. ... M ._ _ ..,w. _._.. _.. _® ..._._.______. t . Linguistic Bottleneck: Campus Japanese Department HelpsTrain Needed Translators By PAUL M. CHANDLER existing facilities are sufficient to (Associated Press Correspondent) provide a mere trickle of men and A handful of linguists in five uni- women with even a vague knowledge versities are at w...…

…Id tonight With matures tomy; &wede,4y. I 2 4kir tr t tai MrI01r"nl Irlln In nl IY IIrn nlsie nnFr1 a e VOL. L. No. 104 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEB. 27, 1940 I - ____________________________ rw Koivisto Isles' Loss Conceded By Finns; Are Key To ViipurI Country's Third Largest City Deserted As Coast Forts Fall To Russians Welles, Mussolini Confer 'Cordially' Economics Play Important Role In Present Wars, Slosson Says H...…

…T MI IGAN AIL ' ,- -- Jii i I ViL - -1 v of Uique a niz ation T rgrssve, oehdc Quantitaive specraT analsis erott- ale Co-p rs Name~d rses Are tJh Elected H:ef nods wiU be disused by ProX.Rap Started; ad; ion I ~To Of Kellog Be In April ly earngcompletion p, tot4 9 its iaceas th ;titutton of its kIid in the the W.K. Kellogg Foundation of Graduate and Posgradu- servitce. e in that it is the only In- evoted especally to gradu. d wo...…

…TftEMICHIGXN fi-Ality .,." " . 4 -, 2 I ae Leads Michigan Cagers In Northwestern Upc _ Wildcat Guard Leads Scoring With 14 Points w. __....._ _. .. ,i IN THIS CORNER By MEL FINEBERG James Stars As Sextet Loses, 5-i; Matmen Tie, 14-14, With Ohio State :1- ..__ Pink Stars In Last Home Game For Wolverines; Referee Calls 25 Fouls (Continued from Page 1) ago at Evanston, like a bunch of alley cats as both teams roughed it up relentlessly...…

…N . .i 1 dOAKDti o aI,# N ed and managed by students of the University of an under.the authority of the Board in Control of at Publications. lished every morning except Monday during the sity year and Sunmner Session. Member of the Associated Press Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the republication of all news dispatches credited to not otherwise credited in this newspaper. All of republication of all other matters-;herein also ...…

…Ace Brigo deI 'o Play ForAnnua-l Odonto Ball FrIdayl . ;, WAA Delegates, Of This State- To Meet Here Representatives Of Eight Schools To Attend Three Day Athletic Conference Delegates from eight Mich'igan col- leges will be present at the first stat-wide Women's Atletic Ass- ciation Coniference, to be eldW14 rL- i day, Saturday and Sunday. The conference was originally scheduledi for two weeks ago, bu.t was postponed due to the inability o...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I Criticize DAiLY OFFI-CIAL BU--LLETIN Furfey'sTalk- 1 Continue SRA Series f Religious Forums; rient To Be Discussed rtinuing the Student Religious dation's series of forums on the tence and Nature of God," Prof.x Durfee of the Law School will ss The Rev. Fr. Paul H. Furfey's re on this subject at 8 p.m. to- n Lane Hall.F her Furfey defended the Cath- riewpoint on religion in his talk Saturday, and Professor Durfee leal ...…

…The Weather Itain or snow late this after- noon and tonight. Colde~r on Monday. L Litrigar w-Daitj Editorials A Tribute To Prof. Shepard.. Doff Your Hats To The Stork Derby,. . VOL. XLVIII. No. 104 AlN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEB. 27, 1938 PRICE FIVE CENTS Fie Petitions ; Deputies Approve Chautemps Policy1 To Stick To Allies Nevertheless French Plan To Attempt Conciliation With Germany, Italy Paris Keeps Faith In League Efficacy ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY, SUNDAY, FEB. 27, 1938 Station W300 Old English Plans' Feature Manuscript Copies Pas Available Here DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN e-WIcation in the Buletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to the President until 3.30; 1 00 ajm. on Saturday. I. the graduation announcement list of our class. Academic Notices English 150 (Playwrighting) class will meet as u...…

…17, 1938 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1-6 Teachers Attend Parley Of Educators National Meeting Attracts Local Faculty Members To AtlanticCity Sixteen members of the faculty, mainly from the School of Education, have left for Atlantic City to attend the 68th convention of the Amer-.i ican Association of School Adminis- trators and the meetings of the four- teen associated education groups which are being held there. The con- vention has been in session ...…

…THE - MICHIGAN . DAILY SUNDAY. FEB. ?, 1938 aTaHE M.ii V11 6.:fANy "j>Al..a THE MICHIGAN DAILY l Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authity of the Board in Control of Ftudee Publications. Puished every morning except Mond y during the University year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credite...…

…UNbAY, FE . 277 1938 THE MVICHIG A N A I L Y More Than 175 Are Inceluded In Cast Of Junior Girls Play 'Barbara TeallI Edward Grace To Play Leads Wiei oto Mary Franes~ Browne, Swimming MW V'ati ialli1aff, Rebecca Tuesday A t U ihirsicy Are Included sAn Intramural women's sv Barbara Teall will play Helena in! meet will be held Tuesday, the 1938 Junior Girls Play, "The Mul- at the Union swimming poo berry Bush," it* was announced yes- W...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDA Whip Buckeyes; Sextet Downs Gophers Varsity Shows Power In Field Events,_Sprints Take Six Firsts In 55-40 Victory; Watson Breaks Shot Put Record (Continued from Page 1) breezed in without pressure in the dash, while Buckeye Bob Lewis and Norm Purucker waged a hot battle for second place, Lewis winning in a close finish. Watson Misses Record As usual, Watson out-heaved his shot-put competitors, with a toss of 51 ...…

…FEB. 27, 1938 THE MICHIGAN DAILY lIowa Trounces Cagers, 37-25; Wrestlers Beat io, lawkeye Rally In Second Half BringsVictory S -ephens Sinks 16 Points; Townsend Scores Nine To Lead Wolverines ,OWA CITY, Feb. 26.-(P)-Iowa'sj H wkeyes, uncorking a second half realy, jumped into fourth place in the B139 Ten basketball race ahead of M chigan tonight by downing the W >Averines, 37 to 25, before 8,000 pe sons. t was Iowa's sixth victory i...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAI*I.V RTTNhA'V- VVIft AT 16"tk ATAAA./ VA CTTAX " L 11 At V A U A A. W*Z, ;a THE WORLD OF BOOK S T- Rurn. F rishes A Bea SThinking For AA By Lancelot T. Hogben. Introduc- 1eson each natural science had to tion by Julian Huxley. Notes by learn "It cannot be that axioms Isabel S. Stearns. e;tal"lis led by argumentation can Random House, New York. uice for the discovery of new By EDWARD MAGDOL k since the subtlety of nat...…

…The Weather Partly cloudy and continued cold today and tomorrow. C, 4r t t ctl A6F jDatt Editorials The Pittman Peace Bill, I. VOL. XLVII No. 104 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEB. 27, 1937 PRICE FIVE CENTS Varsity Sextet Ties For Title With 3-2 Win over Gophers Goal By Captain Heyliger In Last Eleven Seconds Wins Contest James And Copke Also Supply Goals MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Feb. 26.- (I')-With only 11 seconds of the game remaining, a ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEB. 27, 1937 Actor Killed in Mock Battle Burton Memorial Clock is called Best In Jorld By GeigerInspection Engineer The newly completed clock in the Burton Memorial Tower is the finest and most complete in the world, E. F. Geiger, sales engineer for the Inter-' national Business Machine Corp., of New York, who is here to make a final inspection and adjustments, said yes- terday. Even Big Ben in London and th...…

…SATURDAY, FEB. 27, 1937 THE MICHIGAN DAILY a. Strong Ohio State Track Squad Meets Wolverines Tonight _ ____ _ Capt.eBeetham, Dave Abritton Lead Buckeyes 440-Yard Event Features Clash; Varsity Favored To Take Most Firsts High Jump Conceded Merely the fact that it's Ohio State vs. Michigan on the cinder track to- night at Yost Field House should be sufficient guarantee that this dual meet will be one of the year's finest. When it is al...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY HE MICHIGAN DAILY fit fember, Associated Collegiate Press, 1936-37 Published every morning except Monday during the oniversity year and Summer Session by the Board in 'ntrol of Student Publications. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use r republication of all news dispatches credited to it or ot otherwise credited in this newspaper. All rights of publication of all other m...…

…FEB. 27, 1937 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FI" etitioning For All Executive Offces Of W.A.A. l _. _ Clubs To Elect Sports Leaders For First Time Big Ten Beauty Queen .; r ,{ W.A.A. Board Experience Is Required For Major Executive Positions Petitioning for all executive offices of the Women's Athletic Association for the 1937-38 school year, will begin today, it was announced yesterday by Kate Landrum, '37, present president of the organizat...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEB. 27, 1937 -Associated Press Photo The Century wallpaper plant in Decatur, Ill., closed by a sit-down strike, prepared to resume operations after the last 47 workers evacuated the plant and submitted to arrest for contempt of court. Shown is Sheriff Emery Thornell (right) distributing the contempt citations to strikers as they emerged from the plant. CAMPUS ::;LIFE: By J. A. B. These days everybody stops Hom...…

…The Weather Rain or snow probable to- day; colder, w'Vh fresh to strong winds. I 14r Li4t itgan ~IaiA Editorials The Michigan Democratic Schism ... The Teachers Wake Up ... John Bull's Humanitarianism VOL. XLVI No. 102 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS Bell Tower' Campaign Launched All Undergraduate Leaders Pledge Support In Drive For Memorial Funds $25,000 Is Needed By University Club Houses To Be Canvas...…

…HE MICH19XX DAILY T SDAY. T Lovell Speaks On Michigan's Water Power State Rated Twelfth In Nation By Engineering Professor In Broadcast ,. a a1 iaMTC ai TCV i1\ L11,1 I7V TTa.\:1T7D iflA s V 1 iYi1I.b~ N.P: Full Military Honors Are Accorded Henry Roosevelt SCLASS rFrEADVERTISING Prof. Alfred H. Lovell, of the en- gineering college, spoke yesterday on "The Development of Michigan Wa- ter Power" over the Radio Broad- casting Service. Point...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Michigan-Illinois Cage Tilt Dedicated To Founder Of Sport Illini Mentor Here For Last TimeMonday Earl Townsend, Rudness, And Gee Nurse Injuries But Will Start The Michigan-Illinois basketball game next Monday night at Yost Field House has been designated as "Naismith Night" by Coach Franklin C. Cappon to honor Dr. George Nai- smith of Kansas University, founder of the hardwood sport. Colleges and high schools all over the...…

…THE M ICHIGAX N .DAILY THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1936 sommommommohm THE MICHIGAN DAILY Published every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session by the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this newspaper. All rights of republication of all ot...…

…eRUTARY 2, 1936 TIE MICIGIN _DATLY , 'A Patron List Of Annual Dance Is Anno11u,1ced" Herbie Kay And His Band To Play March 6 For Soph Prom The list of patrons and patronesses for the Soph Prom, annual dance given by the sophomore class, have been announced by the chairman of patrons committee, Joan Wentz, '38. The following faculty members have been invited: President and Mrs. Alexander G. Ruthven; Dean and Mrs. J. A. Bursley; Dean and Mrs. ...…

…T HE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, FEBRU, W ________-_-__-_------- Y Prof. Hammett Gives Talk On Travel Abroad! Discusses Details On Tries In Countries Of Western: Europe PoliceWant Head Three Women Make Trip For Purdue Debate Negative Team Will Meet Indiana Here Friday On League Proposition Talmadge Ousts Georgia State Treasurer After Row Ticket Fraud Trial Is Set For Marchi Among those listed for trial during the March term of the circui...…

… The Weather Generally fair, not so cold fceay; tomorrow unsettled in r.crth, cloudy in south. LY t4iga u it Editorials Pot Vensus Kettle.. Fraternity Ilh'l1 Week.. VOL. XLV. No. 107 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1935 PRICE FIVE CENTS Singers Engaged FERAProbe Is Begun By Committee By May Festival CampaigningI Vigorous In Closing Week Monday Primaries Close Hot Battle To Secure Party Nominations Hell Week Outlawed...…

…AGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1953 1 LATE WIES NWFS DAILY OFFIC Publication in the Bulletin is constr University. Copy received at the ofic until 3:30; 11:30 a.m. Saturday. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1935 VOL. XLV No. 106 Notices President and Mrs. Ruthven will be at home to the students on Wed- nesday. Feb. 27, from 4 to 6 o'clock. University Scholarships In The Graduate School The Board of Ee- gents of the U; iversit...…

…WEDNESDAY, 'FEBRUARY 2'7, 1935 THE MICHIGAN D A TLY a as a- a a aa *-1 - .7 a a1sL a Ward To Seek N''ew Hurdle Mark In Last Home, Indoo:_ C t UG rL .R& Pr 'esent Mark Bagpipes Wail And After Hurdle Mark las Withstood Brooms Sweep 4 s - :: Curlers Put On Act Many Assaults_ *:::. 1yr Moves To Boston STAR* 4 t Wolverine Negro Star Set Up Field House Record During 1934 By WILLIAM R. REED Willis Ward, in his final indoor ap- pearance at ...…

…THE M I C H IG A N DAILY WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1953 THE MICHIGAN DAILY x;i Ile m. .j As Others See It .D M....~',:.., ta Pubistied every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session by the Board in Con- trol of Student Publications. Member of the Western Conference Editorial Association and the Big Ten News Service. MEM BE qAsocated (Collegiate $ress -1934 TAjij& )j 1935r-- 0A0sot WISCONSN MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIAT...…

…DAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1935 _ _' E MICHICA. DAILY P'AC?. FTVlk THE MICHT1~AN TIATT.V PAI~1U WITh 8 ~2~AA~ B. a w a~ rnvrr, a arr a Petitioning r eshman Project Conmille Positions Opens .. . . Today Petitions To Be Turned In At LeagueOffice Candidates Applying For Chairmanships To Be In Charge Of Supper Ruthvens Will Honor Students At TeaToday Tea Is Twelfth Of Series; Snf'grixt PresidentsI To CHAPTER HOUSE ACTIVITY NOTES Many fraternitie...…

…P'AGE SIX TH E MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1953 Announce New Promotions In Local R.O.T.C. Three Made Regimental Staff Sergeants; Seventy Made Sergeants An order .of the University Reserve Officers Training Corps yesterday as- signed 70 members of the junior ad- vanced course to posts as sergeants in the University regiment. Wencel: A. Neumann, Jr., '36E, was named as master regimental sergeant. Julius! H. Wiles, '36, John E. Jo...…

…The Wea Generally fair, r cold today; tomorro cloudiness and war ether not quite so w increasing mer. Y itigr I VOL. XLIV No. 105 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1934 I NIRA Lewalit Is Subject Of Talk By Bates Proponents Say Act Comes Under Commerce Clause Of Constitution Speaks In Council Of Social Science Jamison, Dumond, Reeves Also Speak On Program In Union Proponents and opponents of the National Industrial Recovery Act...…