…OUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY U v V II-1l L1 1, I~lfaw16Va11 Deflation WHILE THE COST of living rages on at gan all time high, and even decent hous- ng remains beyond the reach of millions of .amilies, the American consumer breathless- ly watches reports that the price index is falling. Each time a Washington economist announces an adjustment in comodity costs, the nations journals scream the news across their front pages. "The new era of DEFLAT...…
…fTYNTMA'Y, IMARCIT 27, 1911 TIE TMICliAN T Nl Eight Posts Open On PanhelBoard Petitions for Positions Due April 18, LeagueActivities Will Aid New President Sports Club To Organize Tomorrow The Women's Athletic Associa- Board Opens Petitioning All independent ,.phomort and junior women a Qe l il Io peti- "ion now for oit"^ion A m- bly Board fur 1949-i950. Sigma Delta Tau's Skit Takes 'Hillelzapoppin' Contest Honors EDI'TORL'S NOTE: This...…
…THIE MICHIGAN Pi 1LY SLt. 1.11, iMAX t 21 ;C'794k Go phzers 5FEdge Illinois, 52-si, Jb rGymnasi I Crown 4 Barthell-~is Twice as,- Places T h' d By CAL KLYMNAN Minnesota's Gophers agair proved their gymnastic super iority over the Western Conference yes- terday but were pressed all the way by an ambitious Illini aggre- gation in the Big Nine champion- ships held at the I-M Building. The determined N or t h men, barely edged the Indians, 52...…
…THE -IMOCAN DA LY PAGCW I ESION B UL LSESN by b. s. brown, sports editor C OLLEGIATE BASKETBALL has its opportunity to put oil some- thing of a "new look" riext year With the Rules Committee of th< National Association of Baskel~tball Coaches meeting today and to- morrow to decide on the proposed changes of the 116 cage mentors who are confabbing out in Scattle, the conflict between conrtiol-typt hall-handling 4and the fast-moving clubs w...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MRK2~14 President Voices Assembly's Views Regents Confirm Appointment 'Of Eight to UniversityFaculty The Board of Regents approved eight appointments to the Uni- versity faculty at a meeting yes- terday. At the same meeting, gifts to- taling $14,901.70 were accepted; the largest being a $5,000 dona- tion from Parke, Davis and Co. of Detroit to continue research ont the immunization of tuberculosis.t THE NEW FACUL...…
…MAY FESTIVAL SUPPLEMENT wY Lw ga Dai4 MAY FESTIVAL SUPPLEMENT ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 27, 1949 Now Ten Soloists To Star in 1949 May Festival I 3_.. Choral Group 'Will Be Led By Johnson When Thor Johnson comes to the University as one of the fou conductors of the May Festival he'll be on home grounds-where he organized the Little Symphon in 1938 and served as Choral Un- ion conductor. Johnson, who will temporarily leav...…
…THlE MTCTTIGAN DAILY SUNAY, MARCU -127, 191 N1EVER A DULL MOMENT': Staff Trio Lays Festival Groundworkil Dr. Sink Recalls Great " SC It ' ~ P'is sh . * * 0 By MARY STEIN There's more to a May Festival concert than meets the eye and ear-the three staffers who work year-round behind the scenes at the Musical Society's Burton Tow- er~ offices can vouch for that. They are the local Grover Whal- ens who welcome visiting artists at station a...…
…THE M-1 (IN XWL i T ilitrtlr- Tanri Williams IN FESTIV AL FINALE: Pia- Tassinari Will Make Local Debut (.) Appearing for the first time in the May Festival is Pia Tassinari, brilliant Metropolitan Opera So- prano. Miss Tassinari will appear with Eugene Ormandy and the Phila-1 delphia Orchestra in the last con- cert May 8. ACCLAIMED by the American press as "an artist of intensityl and purest vocal timber" and "reminiscent of Lucrezia Bori...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY" 1941 - S MAT. MAAM 27. THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~TTNDAY MAk~ ~ In' . ,p vVL ula1* u/.Ci YVii NI/ iJX m a UNIVERSITY INUAL A'(\ IrczIF #**IVAL/ qtuert 4v the I MUSICf4L SOCIETY EUGENE ORM'ANDY, Conductor of the Philadelphia Orchestra THOR JOHNSON, Conductor of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra ALEXANDER HILSBERG, Associa te Conductor of the P~hiladelphia Orchestra MARGUER ITE HOOD, Conductor of the Festival You...…
… TIE TIME Y 1r A6 Dat~i4 CLOUDY, SHIOWE RS Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 125 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Lewis Denies Testimony in Coal Inquiry Board May Use Subpoena Power WASHINGTON, March 26-(/)M -John L. Lewis turned down an invitation to testify today before President Truman's coal strike in- quiry board, and the board gave him until Monday to decide whether he will appear voluntar-...…
…PAGE TWO T tit, - At1A4V w3LYl (.'.C4 Yl'Y i illf6' N -say iij' . i iii. G.. .W...C ..A. D.Y.. .. ..n. . ..1948. Now's the Tiimie IN A POKER GAME, when somebody gets his bluff called and can't back it up, he loses-Ed Shaffer and MYDA have been caught with a handful of useless cards and the campus has a chance for a new deal. MYDA has had its bluff called on the Czechoslovakian issue and shown itself to be too far gone for this campus. MY...…
…GB 27~194~TIIIFMICHIGAN 17JjjY .. olverines Mn tin Iiea ( in I, CA A Swim teet f; * * * IT'S ALL ON ICE: Gacek Nets Longest Shot In Colorado Ice History By B. S. BROWN Wally Gacek's 130-foot shot in the overtime period against Bos- ton College in the NCAA hockey tournament at Colorado Springs last week was the longest ever seen at the Broadmoor Ice Pal- ace. It was even more amaing when k the officials announced that goalie Jack McD...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SSATURDAY, MARCH 27, 1948 D .. .ids...Come.. Orchestra To Tour Cities in U.S., Canada France To Send Famous Group 'The United States will be on the receiving end next fall when France sends her Orchestra Na- tional on an extensive tour to at least 26 major U.S. and Canadian cities including Ann Arbor.. The first European Symphony to make an American tour since 1920, the Orchestra National, con- ducted by Charles Munch wi...…
… 'U' FIRE HAZ ARDS Se Page 4 K6rA Latet~,iDeadline -in the State 44*&bkorpA6F CLOUDY, WARMER VOL. VII, No. 124 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, T7HURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS GOP a B pfor oleU House Ioda) BlY 'iie Associated rle's - WA, 4TlNGr(,_N, March 2(i--1?A~ publicans scored their litn-I hi victory toward lower taxes toda as the GOP-controlled Hous rushed a $3,840,000,000 tax-cut bi toward a showdown on a take-it o leave-it basis ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1941 ._._.._ ....,.. . . . _ _. a ,. ,.... . ._ ...., .,.. " w I HISTORICAL DATA: Encyclopedic Survey to Give Campus CompleteCoverage. Part five of the University En- cyclopedic Survey, which will in- elude articles concerning the lit- erary college, the medical school and the summer session will not be completed for several months, State Business Hit by Upstate Transit Tie-Up SAULT STE. M...…
… THUTRSDAY, AJWII C7194'4 1 10 .F !.11l 1.11T{C.1 Tt 2A {'2flA.IT *a: ,, a - . - ., .. o ps Siccessili kMl pen Hons& Dick Didn't Bunt As Michigani Ace Reports Dick Walieleld, the former University or Michuiganr star now a letroit outitielle- has never learnel to biit d not greatly surparise tay Fisli- er, the Wolverine laseball coach. "Dick never played ball be- fore he came here and in the year he played on the varsity squad, I ne...…
…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSUlAX, MARCHU°7, 199 I 'U' Fire Hazards A QUICK LOOK at some of the rooms on Lhe lower floors of one University build- ing last week was sufficient to convince us that the University, more specifically de- partmental officials, can do a lot right now to clean up fire hazards in campus buildings. At the same time it is true that many of the changes, to be suggested and ordered by the State fire marshal's office...…
…THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1947 TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY Juniors Will Present JGP for Seniors Traditional Play Will Follow Supper for Coeds in League Women Must Wear Caps and Gowns; Tickets for General Public on Sale Now "The Best Years," Junior Girls Patrons for the supper and the Play, will be presented at 8:30 play are Dean Alice C. Lloyd, Dean p.m. today in Lydia Mendelssohn Mary C. Bromage, Prof. Rhoda F. Theatre, to honor senior women. Red...…
…GE; six THE MCIGN12i THURSDAYv -N 41IOREBROWSING: ,ia~i s A.i iat" ,Atud(Ant',0s t~ly (.'an121 btirLili a21n edcto,11itcdof Ithe routil IC trainng 12,whi ch IIte prest', dayli ; unrity organizes, by (doinI l- ' lateral readiilng:-,(Jccorng (t Pi lt fitanley 1.). DOd!',(eof LI H ! ('i .r ply (le pai'tIl('t11,it, dreil 01' 01 11t honors p; 'rgram t l iber1(",,lal t1' A dog pcai be ta og I ith tiick at1( a sten1ogtahti( aught to tYPO, bLm[ ...…
…THIRD PARTY PO SIBILITIES See Page 2 4F- -jL Lw 43tU1 A Iaiti FAIR, MILD VOL. LVI, No. 98 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27, 1946 PRICE FIVE CENTS Lewis Calls UMW Strike for Monday Mine Operators Claim Steel Production Will Be Cut Immediately by Walkout UNO Plans To Hear Iranian Case Federal Order Restricts Building By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, March 26-John L. Lewis today signaled the 400,000 members of his United Min...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY. MARCI 27. 1946 ----- ._ .. ,_ .. . . ,.,,., ... ,. s . .,., ACCORDING TO LEDERLE: Little Hope for Third Party 3 E By PHYLLIS KAYE "If labor should form a third party with the PAC as a nucleus, I do not believe they would have any effective influence on the 1948 presidential election," Prof. John W. Lederle of the political science department stated yesterday. Our two-party system is such that we...…
…WEDNESDAY, MARCi 2, 1940 TUC MTctIIGAN DAICY PAGE TnUIR .............. . ... . . ........... ..... . . . .. . ..... . .......... . ............... . ............ . ..... . . STRIKE Two By ALYS GEORGE Duily Sports Stuff EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the third of a series of eight columns written by Daily sports staff members covering the baseball teams of the American League and their pennant chances for 1946. MANAGER JOE McCARTHY, rumored about ...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27, 1948 . . ... ................. _. .............. ...... ...... - _ I'D RATHER BE RIGHT: Coalitions Work Two Ways By SAMUEL GRAFTON 0NE wonders how good the chances are that a Liberal Bloc may emerge on the national scene to challenge the existing Conservative Bloe of Republicans and dissident Southern De- mocrats; and one is forced to report that the chances do not seem half bad. Party go...…
…WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27,1946 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE League Invites" Campus Coeds Chairmanships For A ulWUd Ball Duties of League Judiciary Council Explained To Open'House Junior Assistants Will Conduct Tours To Acquaint Women With Building, Varied Activity The first League Open House to be presented since the fall of 1942 will be held from 2 to 5 p.m. Tuesday in the League. All women on campus, especially those who are interested in ...…
…PAGE I THE MICHU:AN DlAILY WEDNESDAY. MARC!! 27, 194 .... . .... . .... . ....... . ...... ... ._- FIRST OF SERIES: Reporters' Clinic To Be Held At Detroit Rackham Memorial The first of a tentative series of Re- porters' Clinics will be held Friday night at the Rackham Educational Memorial in Detroit, under the joint sponsorship of the University Ex- tension Service and the Industrial Editors' Association. The clinic, the first of its ki...…
…Y Sit i ait& WEATHER Partly Cloudy with Little Change in Teepecratjure VOL. LV, No. 105 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS zis REEL U DER * SS LLIED DRI E * * * * * * * * * * * * * Three-Pronged Red Drive Races cross Hungary .} , Russians Only 69, eliesfrom Vienna Other Forces Are Battering Through Caripal ianus of Czechoslovakia By The Associated Press LONDON, March 26-Russian tank spea...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Fifty-Fifth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Army Promotion Policy Raked COMPULSORY MILITARY TRAINING FORUM: Dean Edmonson Presents Pro and Con Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Evelyn Phillips Margaret Farmer Ray Dixon . Paul Sislin Hank Mantho Dave Loewenberg Mavis Kennedy Dick Strickland Martha Schmitt Kay ...…
…THE IICIIIGAN DAILY t Swimmers o Cornell~Is Threat to Midwest Supremacy Seven-Maii Big Red Crew Boasts Record of 21 Consecutive Victories By BUD ROVIT Entries for the National Collegiate meet, which closed yesterday, now include Michigan, Minnesota, OSU, Cornell, Purdue, Columbia, North- western, Rensselaer Polytech, Iowa, Indiana, Michigan State, Canisius College of Buffalo, and Illinois Tech. According to all pre-meet statistics, the meet ...…
…THE MICHIGAN AILY Tells of Need for- Public Works Projects 1 _ . _ Begin with War s End By LILA MAkIMA "To relieve possible unemployment the state of Michigan must be prepared to enter the postwar period with a large backlog of public works projects in the completed blueprint stage ready to start construction," Robert N. Cross of the Bureau of Business Research said in an interview yesterday. "The projects, the total 'estimated const...…
… 4it 43kU atp Weather Colder VOL. LIII No. 123 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS Russians Smash at Smlolenlsk Labor Head Insisting on WageRaise Lewis Says Workers Can Strike If Wage Increase Is Not Met By ERNEST B. VACCARO Associated Press Correspondent WASHINGTON, March 26.- In a dramatic hearing, frequently pune- tuated by sharp exchanges with in- vestigating Senators, John L. Lewis insisted today that...…
… i6L JL AL A 1"t, 177-7vl 7 . . ....... .. ........... . Fifty-Third Year 'Edited and managed by students of theUniversity of Michigan under the authority of the Board In Control of StudentPublications. 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 use for ...…
… ? MY07, lr In - - * I~S4~ F~~%Lx - -'.~ ~- t~75' 1'~B' oSU Mermen Lead Collegiates; Ufer Winis at Cleveland T AKING IT EASY Iy ED ZALENSKI Daily Sports Editor I I I (Editor's Note: Today's column was written by Jo Ann Peterson, a junior member of the Sports Staff, in the absence of Daily Sports Editor Ed ZalensklI.) Editor Laid Low . P. was apparently a plenty tough assignment at Custer, or at least it had dire effects. The ...…
… P4Q3..WOVR1: THE MICHIGAN DAILY I .--..,, 4** Professors Lead Discussions When First Session Convenes Vice-President Makes Hit in Panama (continued from Page 1) "The farmers say that they have been subsudizing urban consumers for over 20 years, and that food prices were too low when the war began. They contend that rising food prices is a minor factor in causing inflation as compared with the great increase of urban purchasing power i...…
…Weather Y it 4 atelOj Editorial Another Standard 011 Scandal Is Disclosed.. VOL. LII. No. 129 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1942 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Yale Favored To Gain Tank Crown Today At Cambridge 'U' Natators Will Defend National Collegiate Title In Two-Day Struggle; Elis Are Wide Choice Wrestlers To Enter Mat Meet At State By BUD HENDEL (Spedial to The Daily) CAMBRIDGE, Mass., March 27.- This historic New England to...…
…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY "U' Rifle Team Loses To Tech In Close Match Kennedy Stars In Defeat As Crack-Shot Hansen Receives High Score The rifle team of Michigan Tech defeated the University Rifle team at the ROTC Rifle Range here last night. The score was 1840 to 1802. Target shooters for the Wolverines included Verne Kennedy, '42E, Rich- ard Jones,- '43E, James Shelden, '45, maul Warshaw, '43, De Mott Riley, '43E, George Vallette, '44, and Cha...…
…~ THE MICHIGAN DAILYr LGEr Intercollegiate Grapefruit League... \7 Bulldogs Si For Wolve (Continued from Page 1) Swimmig,__Wrest rongFavorite Louis To Meetl Simon In Title rmnes' CrownBateTi"h ling Meets Opei Michigan Wrestlers Seek Titles Minus Services Of Coach Keen 11 Detroit (A) Cleveland (A) Today 000 000 000-0 000 400 00x--4 4 6 0 0 (Continued from Page 1) Benton, Henshaw (8) and Unser; Heving, Gromek (6) and Denning, D...…
…TiRE TI'iCiiGAN -DALY, RAYMAOIt 14 Urijr 3tr1~igun &tiI~ Washington Merry-Go-Round By DREW PEARSON and ROBERT S. ALLEN 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 University year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press' is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of ...…
…___ __ ___ __ ___ __ ___ __ ___ __ - T~I M CiII GA N IDAILY Clft: Siid Rule "No Questions H S ked -N Bunny Beriga's Band Will Play For Engineers Decorations At Annual Dance Sponsored By Technic Staff To Be Engineering In Defense' Engineers and the few "lit" stu- dents who were lucky enough to get tickets will step off to four hours of dancing pleasure at 9 p.m. Loday in the Union Ballroom when .the 1942 version of the annual Slide R...…
…TlE--MICHIGAN DAILY Scientifie Age' To Be Subject Of Hillel Talks Morgan, Prof. Shepard Will Lead Discussions At Town Hall Meeting Scientific progress and its relation to religious thought will be discussed at Hillel Foundation's Town Hall, to be led by Kenneth Morgan, director of the Student Religious Association, and Prof. John F. Shepard of the psychology department, at 8:15 p.m. today. The subject, "Religion In an Age of Science," 'will b...…
… Weather Light Snow And iain Y lddL-LddhLl 40 --gob, ailg Editorial Economic Woes HittNipponQ. . Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication VOL. LI. No. 126 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1941 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS CIO Union Continues Allis Strike Decree Of Labor Opposes Government's Request To Reopen Company Workers Will Meet To Act On Tie-Up MILWAUKEE, March 26.-()- The strike at the Allis-Chalmers Manufapturing Company will "go...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MARCH ?7, 1941 I IM, Denkinger Tells Life Of French Nobleman Some of the audacious and fascin- 'tlng incidents in the life of the Duke of Lauzan, a nobelman during the reign of Louis XIV, were related yes- terday by Prof. Marc Denkinger of the Romance Languages Department in the fourth of the current series sponsored by Le Cercle Francais. Denkinger told how the daring no- ble narrowly missed marrying...…
… TIHE MICHIGAN blAILY PAGE THREE Swimmers Tune iTp For Colegiates By Sinking Wildcat Weir Chooses Teo Of Three Doubles Teams By DICK SIMON With five of the six singles posi- tions pretty well determined and with the final day of reckoning just two weeks away, Coach Leroy Weir has started to make definite plans about the' pairings of his three doubles teams. Captain Jim Tobin and junior Law- ton Hammett, numbers one and two respectivel...…
…PAGE FOU4I TILL H MICHIGAN ,DAILY THURSDAY. MARCH27, T141 II _ . y .....,. ... w.y a.va. ,- THE MICHIGAN DAILY Legislature's Amendments Contain Hidden joker--- & 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 University year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusi...…
… TJIVRSDAY, MARCH 27, 1941 :w~MIHGN AL Annual Lea ue Installation Banquet To Be Monday Venuti Will Play For Odonto Ball Replacing Bill Carlson's orchestra at the Odonto Ball, Joe Venuti, "Swing King of the Fiddle," and his band will ring in the annual Dentis- try formal from 9 p.m. to 1 a m. to- morrow in the League Ballroom. Venuti, often called "Sultan of Swing," is known to play the "hot-, t«:;r>' test" fiddle in America; owns three v...…
…TH1E MICHIGAN DAILY ; DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN (Continued from Page 4) Lectures University Lecture: Paul S. Martin. Chief Curator of the Department of Anthropology of the Field Museum of Natural History, Chicago, will lec- ture on the subject, "Archeology of the Southwest" (illus.) under the auspices of the Department of An- thropology today at 4:15 p.m. in the Rackham Amphitheatre. The public is cordially invited. Lecture: Professor Joh...…
… Weather rain and warmer Thgiia L'A. xx 4F A6F' uwlakp 4A,06 Awntr4t ! aittj Editorial Fnbli Faith in The Court3 a . VOL. L. No. 129 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27, 1940 PRICE FIVE CENTS Spring Parley Heads Named; Plans Outlined By Chairman Arrangements Incomplete As Tentative Program Is Set To Start Apr. 19 Student Leadership To Be Strong Issue Plans for the Spring Parley, to be held April 19, 20 and 21, are gradu- al...…
…PAGE ',0. THE MICHIGAN DAILY WED NESrAY, MURCTI 2?, 1940 Annual Spanish Play Will Open MondayNioht "Zaragueta," annual Spanish play 1 to be presented by La Sociedad His- panica Monday in the Lydia Mendel- ssohn Theatre, has been preceded by mnany other productions sponsored by the organization. One of the earliest presentations was another production of "Zara- gueta" in 1921. The following year the play given was "The Grasshopper Ants," a...…
… 1snat.L..Pr C ' -' T~~ii P.mr-T TWRTT Phi Delta Theta, Sigma Cli Tie For Ti'tL T14itk111le seeks National Title Natators Leave T Dm44mIkd Tit ALt e~ Iy1 J- L H veii1 IlY THIS CORNER Phi Delts Track Scores Retire Fraternity Cup; Harmon Double Victory Fi fteen Wolverinies Yale Pool; lTeam In Friday's Six Invade Strong Events By GERRY SCIJAFLANDER In one of the most stirring finishes in the history of the Inter-Fraternity Track Mee...…
…PAGE POT* 1 flj y TC ANi5 x7 WETN1U fAY. MARC! 27, 1940 .I _______ _________ if _______________________________________________________________________________________________ THE MICHIGAN DAIY- 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 University year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press...…
… WMtnDAY, l'AucR27, 1940 THR'N'TiMMAN OXTICY- PAGE FIVE TITI~ MTCTTTGAN DLY PMW ~ Panhellenic Mass Meeting To Be Held Today In League . Rushing Rules For Next Year To Be Planned 'To Dine Or Not To Dine' Will Be Main Question; Dean Lloyd To Attend General sorority and campus prob- lems and possible changes in rushing rules will be the subjects under dis- cussion at the Panhellenic Mass Meeting which will be held at 4 p.m. today i...…
