…T1TE MICITTGAN iMIflA s 1Trac men, Nta tors AIV M Os! Dotiuble Loss Point Pool 300-yd. Medley Relay: Won by Michigan (Kahn, Sohl, Ko- gen). Time: 2:55.6. 220-yd. Freestyle: Won by Smith (OSU); second, Mann, (M); third, Stager (M). Time: 2:09.2. 50-yd. Freestyle: Won by Weinberg (M); second, Moss (M); third, Hirose (OSU). Time: :23.1. Diving: Won by Harlan (OSU); second, Calhoun (OSU) ; third, Trimborn (M). 100-yd. Freestyle: Won by Hiro...…
…"THE MICHIGAIN fAIVY SUNDAY FEBRUTARY 21, 1 t Visits E ngineering School I NEVER STUMPED-Robert Skultad drives home a vital point during an outdoor meeting of Sigma Rho Tau, the Stump Speakers' Society. With a good debate record behind them, the Stump Speak- ers take special delight in besting lawyers, the engineers' traditional enemies. A TWO 111UNDRED TO ONE-Bravely facing the overwhelming male-to-female ratio in engineering school,...…
… 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 ...…
…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. ...…
…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...…
…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...…
… 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 ...…
…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...…
… THIRD PARTY BLUES See Page 4 dlw 43attu FAIR AND MILD Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 32 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 27, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS IFC Asks Special AlumniMeeting Controversial 2.4 Fraternity Grade Requirement To Be Discussed The Inter-Fraternity Council took action on the controversial 2.4 fraternity grade requirement last night in a motion requesting a spe- cial meeting of the Interfraternity Alumni Con...…
…_s _r Sra wvsn it a yra rr® i s rr ,u_- :=.-t-2 s: - - .,.:e.-:.... ....®.-... ..m .. " J L 41LJL &TJL N"A 1'.LJL V.CJ..L I 1.11'.1 JU x .. .. r .. .... :.. s'. : " ... ac . . i t. ,_ . . . . what's Up in the Dorms I (Editor's note: Contributors to What's Up in the Dorms should contact Do- lores Palanker at The Daily or 105 Betsy Barbour.) Chicago House, West Quad, is holding a political forum in their lounge at 7 p.m. today. Harry Lus...…
…WENEDA . GPEI"7.198 TTT W A V . A £ A rM .THE 1ICIIItAN.-DAII.Y r . . . . .. .. . . ... _. .. . a-a . ~ l . L A R . A _ ._. LINEMAN OF THE WEEK: Stellar Defensive Work Earns McNeill Award Wolverines Again L ee c in A P Pol n. By BOB VOKAC Ed "Scotty" McNeil, nemesis of Gopher punters, proved his claim to fame as "Lineman of the Week" as he turned in a stellar perform- ance in last week's tilt with Min- nesota. McNeill, though, ...…
…r eQtr6dt I Third Party Blues "Waleli It, Budi". (Editor's Note is written by Managing Editor- Harriett Friedman.) THE 'LOFTY sure-to-be-elected attitude of the Republicans has taken on a slightly pleading tone. In Republican papers throughout the country I have been reading actual pleas for the election of Republican senators. With Gov. Dewey's election assured, according to these papers, the United States can't afford to have a Senate d...…
… i t;1 i. A F11 -. - s a. r.r r au va.i i vaaa .af S.i I 1 '. _. Coeds Pledge Six Sororities As Informal Rushing C loses Results of informal rushing have been announced by Christine Blair, rushing secretary of Pan- hellenic Association. The pledges of Alpha Delta Pi are Anne Billinghurst, Patricia Cousins, Jo Ann Green, Barbara Hurlbut, Portia Prettie and Elaine Rittmeyer. Collegiate Sorosis pledged Joan Aschenbrenner, Rosalie Brown, Dol...…
… TTfTI 1WTCTTTITAN IbAITY WEDNR~DAY. OCTOBER 27, 1941 U Law School Announces New Requirement for Admission The University Law School has announced its decision to require all applicants for admission to take the "Law School Admission Test." Sponsored by a substantial number of the nation's leading law schools, the test determines legal aptitude lnd intelligence, and is now required by the ma- jority of highly accredited schools as a cond...…
…AMERICAN GENEROSITY? See Page 4 g 3atii4 CLOUDY, WARMER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 173 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SUNDAY, JUNE 27, 1948_ PRICE FIVE CE1tTS Amneicans Fly In Milk, Food Rations To BesiegedBerlin Chuirehidl Warns Against Yielding To Dietators, 'Nazi or Conmnunist' By The Associated Press BERLIN, June 26-The Ameri.cans flew in powdered and canned milk- and promised Army "C" rations for civilians in the Russian1 si...…
…PAGE 'PtWTiHE MICIU GAN DAILY p TJSUNDAY, JU.t1E 27, 1945 , PEACE DOUBTFUL: War Within 25 Years, SaysPurdue Student Poll BULYN OFIC''IIAL BUL]CLE TN 'FAIR-HAIRED BOY': Toledo Student Huekster Eyes Ohio's Gubernatorial Post A gloomy outlook on the chances for peace is the typical attitude of American youth at the present, according to the latest' Purdue Opinion Poll. Nearly half of the 10,000 stu- dents polled by Purdue University staff ...…
…SUNDAY, JUNE 27, 1948 T H E MICHIGAN DAILY rAG1r ITRE Lesnevich Rated Top Contender for Heavy Crown 440 Mark Falls in AAU NEW YORK, June 26--(P)- Herb McKenley broke his word quarter-mile record again, Sate Felton scored in three events and Reggie Pearmian started a come- back in the Metropolitan A.A.U Track and Field Championships today. The New York Athletic Club CHICAGO, June 26 - (IP)_- Patty Berg, Minneapolis pro- fessional, era...…
…IAeK wot8 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY,, U I. merian Generosity? YES,VES, GO ONY lip THE UNITED STATES finally has a bill on the statute books to admit displaced persons into the country. At first glance this is a heartwarming and welcome statement. The immediate reaction to it is likely to be, "Well, it's about time we did something." However, let's take a look at what we have done, and see if we've really got a bill that jf will deal f...…
…,SN zn2, 1948 THE MICIGAN DAILY PANEt ZV Baby Siters Have Time For Studies The Office of the Dean of Wom- en has issued a call for baby sit- ters-a job which has more than financial remuneration to recom- mend it. For those students whose pet peeves include an uncomfortable library and a noisy house, the baby-sitting position has study ap- peal. Parents usually have the youngster or youngsters in bed be- * fore the arrival of the baby sit...…
…P~AGE SIR r THE MICHIGAN DAIL'Y SUNDAY, JUNE 27, 1948 Five Lectures Set for Week In highSchool Charles Phillips To Discuss UNESCO Charles Phillips, of the Univer- sity of Toronto, will speak on "UNESCO and World Peace," at the University High School Audi- torium at 4:05 p.m. tomorrow. The second lecture in next week's series will be delivered by Prof. Fred S. Dunham, of the edu- cation school, at 4:05 p.m., Tues- day in the auditorium. Du...…
…IN SELF DEFENSE See Page 41 Y Lwb Datii4 FAIR WARMER. Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 167 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS House GOP Extends Life Of Tariff Act Truman's Power Checked by Bill WASHINGTON, May 26-(/P)- Republicans rammed through the House today a bill extending the Reciprocal Trade Act for just one year and putting Congressional checkreins on the President's tar- if f making powers. ...…
…TWO TITE MICIGAN DALY TTIT Mii, MAY ........ . . ..... . ................ . .. ....... ...... . .. ................. Lee Setomer Named All-Campus Athlete FIRST SINCE '25! Beta Theta Pi Wis Fraternity Crown Professional Fraternities, Dorms Conclude I-M Play V1 Softball All-Stars RESIDENCE Pielemeir, John--Wanley ... p. Stafford - Winchell ...... c. Papworth, Bob-Strauss ... lb Neef, Allan-Greene .......2b Jokela, Albert-Vaughan ..3b Var...…
…, MAY 27, 1918 Wolverine Nine THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tramples Michigan State, 9-2 0-S-U TOO! Cindermen Set for Conference Clash Bob Wolff Drives in FourI Runs in 11-Hit Onslaught Y This year's annual running of the Western Conference outdoor track meet, to be held at Madison in honor of Tom Jones who is re- tiring this year after 41 years as Wisconsin's track coach, should provide a very interesting strug- gle for second place. Ohio State is...…
…tota THE MICHIGAN DAILY TURSDAY, iMA Y27, 1948 I I In Self Defense THE STUDENT AFFAIRS Committee is to be congratulated for the forward step it Chas taken in revamping the process of rec- ognizing student organizations. Although the details of the changes have not yet been announced, the fact that for the first time, a process for the withdrawing of recognition has been included in it, is indicative of the good intentions and strong foun...…
…THURSDAY, AIAV 27, i94P. , TUP-MICHICIAN nA.IIV .... _ .MAY.. ^..S . A UA .lVlLA1.j11]r1.1. 1JLi1l"T _jJ P~AGE FV ART FOR ART CINEMA'S SAKE: Student Group Presents Foreign Films 1 _ _ _ I Ever since movie-making was an infant industry, University students have been interested in bringing the best foreign and American films to this campus. Back in the early thirties, a group of about twenty students who had had the opportunity to see fore...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MAY 271,E Book Exchange Will Reopen In Fall Term, IFC Announces Campus Calendlar I I I cU' Men's Glee Club Elects Officers, Presents Awards The Student Book Exchange for next semester will open Monday, September 13, and will be located in Rm. 306 of the Union, the In- ter-fraternity Council announced yesterday. The non-profit organization, sponsored by the Inter-fraternity Council, is equipped to ...…
…YOUR VOTE COUNTS see Pag0ie4 Y it A ~aii4 FAIR AND Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 143 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS _ r Arabs Ready For Invasion Of Holy Land War by Saturday Reported Certain JERUSALEM, April 26-(P)- The regular armies of Trans-Jor- dan, Syria, Lebanon and Egypt will launch an invasion of Pal- estine by Saturday, advices reach- ing Jerusalem tonight said. A dispatch from Am...…
…THE MTCHTCAN TiAITV tfi i C:lfA A VT 001 *Ala A AA ~ . UAL1.7J111j..~ m rf frr a- r " r at. r _______ ._._-__ ._____ -.Td.._I ._____ _AITV_ TUWNAY.JAPRIV~L 27, 1948 New Exchange Program Offers Education Abroad A new exchange program soon to be put into effect will provide free education abroad for an esti- mated 10,000 or more American students, professors, teachers and specialists. The program, authorized in the recently-passed Voice of ...…
…TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TUBR ........ . - ----- - --- ...... . ............ .................... . . . ... . ............ Zichigan Baseball Team Faces of ere Today e'! . .E JUsT KIBITZING By DICK KRAUS, SPORTS EDITOR A LOT of people may be wondering why The Daily, an affirmed enemy of the tennis tariff, should propose a compromise plan rather than fight for a complete elimination of all tennis charges. An ex...…
…111T1Y'LiIA'v ASP" TV '1'1 '1nA01 FOUR - -THE' MICHIGAN D~~ A II T H E_ ....... . ...._ ................ ftpflaMcAn S APRILf7.7,.1948 i Your Vote Counts e I TODAY YOU GET ANOTHER chance to let the University administration know you are backing up student government. All it takes is a few minutes at a polling box. Some of you have tried to learn some- thing about the candidates for Student Leg- iblature. Certainly there have been great...…
…TUESDAY, APRI 2f7, 1948 rTIlE MICHIGAN DAILY U ~ 'Daily' Questionnaire: SL Candidates Polled on Campus Issues OPEN LETTER: Cites Election Importance Answers to six questions on con- troversial campus issues given by 74 of the 79 Student Legislature candidates in a Daily-conducted survey appear here. The questions were: 1. If elected to the Student Leg- islature, would you work toward making it a more active member of the Michigan Committ...…
…I' PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1949 ......... . . . . ... . ........... . . . . ... .. .. ....... .... .... .. . ........ . . .. . . . SYMPHONIC SIDELIGHTS: Tin Pan Alley Rehashes, Revives Russian Music ,} By JOHN MORRIS If you want to get your music on the hit parade, you'd do well to be born a Russian. Lyric writers have mooned over so many of Tchaikovsky's melo- dies, finding salable tunes in such profusion, that ...…
… 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...…
…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...…
…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 ...…
…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...…
… 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 .....…
…_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...…
…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...…
…BOOK EXCHANGE See Page 4 Y AF4un 7Iaii4 GOOD GRID WEATHER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 5 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, Sept. 27, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS Annual Wolverine- Spartan Clash Today Troop SMay uit Holy.Land,.Korea ..eds.Ask....S..W.th.rawal..Too; B..i.....Willing.To......Mandate UniversityRae A Heavy Favorite Town's Oldest Drama Reeniacted For Fortieth Time in Ann Arbor By BOB LENT One of this town's oldest...…
…T' Ot TWO THE lICHIGAN -DAILY SATURDAY, ... BATTISTINI'S OPINION: U.S. Leads World in Science Peruvian Hygienist Declares Poilock Begins Vets MayApply for 'U' Apartnients PgvMarried veterans may take a years , JW ork iniNew 'tI toward the realization of a First consideration for the Sr' By JIM MARCHEWKA The United States is now the leading country in all aspects of science, according to Dr. Tele- maco S. Battistini, director of the Nat...…
…SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1947 T HE MICHIGAN DAILY MSC Invades Michigan 'A' Grid Student Returns Crisler Team Enters Tussle As Favorites Over 65,000 Fans To Witness Clash (Continued from Page 1) year the Toledo tailback made a football do everything but stand up and sing the "Star Spangled Banner". If he can do it again' this year he is a cinch, All-Ameri- canBut more than one gridiron hero has found it anything but easy to reach the heigh...…
…FOURg SATURDAY, SEPTEMER 27, 1947 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Fifty-Eighth Year MATTER OF FACT: Realpolitdi ls . y . .... ._..__... ._ _..__ _...--I I DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Letters to the Editor... Edited and managed by students of the Uni- versity of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff John Campbell ...................Managing Editor :lyde Recht.......... ....... ......City Editor...…
…27, 194 TH E MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE .._ . . Housing for Coeds Completed In Spite of Increased Enrollment According to the official hous- ing census aprepared by the Office of th~e Dean of Women as of the beginning of the first day of classes, the number of women on campus has been set at 5063. There are 162 more women stu- dents registered this semester than in the fall of '46. The ratio of married women to single coeds has also increased c...…
…SEK THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, SEPTA 27, 1047 SIX SATURDAY, S~W1~'EM3~ 2~. 1~4?. MORE TO COME: Hoenke Family Enrolls At University En Masse "A father and son enrolled i the University is no unusual dis- covery; I've got a whole family here." Thus Heinz R. Hoeneke, '49, brushed previous records aside and established a claim for the largest number of members of any family attending the University at one time. Both of Hoeneke's parents a...…
…FASCIST TREND See Page 4 Y Latest Deadline in the State ~Iai4&p SCATTERED THIUNDERSHOWERS VOL. LVII, No. 24S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JULY 27, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS RichBackground Material Found In Lincoln Papers Openinu ofLong-Sealed Collection Disappointing to Sensation-Seekers WASHINGTON, July 26-(A')-A mine of background information but a blank for sensation-seekers was the appraisal today of the Ab- raham Lincoln papers his son...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sr DA ; ' 27, x. 47 SUNDAY. JULY 27.v 1947 i Fifty-Seventh Year I'D RATHER BE RIGHT: Man from Mars I -I ' Edited and managed by students of -the Uni- versity of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Managing Editors ... John Campbell, Clyde Recht Associate Editor .................... Eunice Mintz Sports Editor ..................... Archie Parsons Business Staff I...…
