… Thunderstorms. Jr 4t 4aati4 Editorial New Daily Staff Takes Over . VOL. LI. No. 156 ANN ARBO, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APPIL 28, 1942 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Hendel Given Sports Post; Will Lead 'Daily' Sports, Women's Staffs deFries Gets Women's Job James Daniels Gets New Spot As Sales Analyst; Will Act As Interpreter Of All Selling Problems Dan Is Associate Daily Sports Editor Barbara de Fries, '43, of Ann Ar- bor was named woman's edit...…
…Con e thWamer L 4*igun iIaittj Editorial Still A Problem . . m r+ r i i r.ur.r: VOL. L. No. 149 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 28, 1940 PRICE FIVE CENTS Senate Vote Swept By Michigan Party; 16 Winners Listed ASU, YCL Capture Places; Two Independents, One Dorm Candidate Wins Counting Completed At 4:45 a.m. Friday By STUART K: KNOX and NORMAN A. SCHORR (Oirectors of Student Senate Election) A new organization, the Michigan ...…
…a_ i I ,; 1 tl IA:41*1 wa14 Weather Fair - - - - -------- - io, ,., VOL, LIV No. 121 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Ship Fire At Norfolk Kills 15 Fumes Overcome 20 Other Workers By The Associated Dress PORTSMOUTH, Va., April 27.- Fifteen workmen were killed by suf- focation and at least 20 others were overcome by smoke and fumes to- night when fire broke out in the hold of a naval ship undergoing repairs ...…
…i + aui dui r M I i' YI r 4t131 .4i Weather Cooler VOL. LIII No. 150 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS Battle South Of Leningrad Is Reported Nazi Radio Indicates Reds Take Novgorod As Thaws Slow Fight By The Associated Press LONDON, April 28 (Wednesday) - A new spurt of fighting on the long- idle front south of Leningrad wa reported by Moscow today soon afte German radio accounts suggested Soviet capture ...…
…r ARMY-NAVY FEUD See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State 4br juatt is FAIR AND WARMER S VOL. LIX, No. 145 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1949. PRICE FIVE CENTS _ -- 8._- Vote Threats By CIO Told In Congress Labor Push Seen >ar T-H Repeal WASHINGTON - (P) - Rep. Werdel (Rep., Calif.) told the House yesterday he had been in- formed a committee of CIO mem- bers was calling congressmen out- side and telling them to vote for ...…
…ALABAMA STUDENTS DEFAULT See Page 4 4t4UU Y *a &i4 CLOUDY, COOL ER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 144 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Stassen Wins Presidential Preference Vote ** wO Rail Three Uior To Announi Date Today Attempted Wad Agreement Fai CHICAGO, April 27 - (P) Three operating rail unions night said they would call a st: that would paralyze the nati( railroad system. Spokesmen ...…
…IS FASCISM DEAD? See Page 4 ii] r 4jit CtgaYi Daii CLEAR AND COLD VOL. LVI, No. 126 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 28, 1946 PRIGE FIVE CENTS Paris Conference iVeS Italy * Basic Naval Fleet * * * * 'U' Scientists * To * * * * * * * * Use New Atomic Research Lab Wayne SaariAnnounces Congressional Platform Literary College Senior Will Be Youngest Candidate for Nomination in Nation's History Making his first sta...…
…U.S. First, Ukrainian First Whoop It Up at Historic 11 incture Bly HAY BOYLE Associated Press Correspondent W IT H M A RSH AL K OIJE V 'S FIRST UKRAINIAN ARMY east of the Elbe, April 26-They -tried to make the first meeting of Russian and American divisional commanders on the German front a grand opera ev- ent today but it ended like the finale of a circus performance.- There was just too much, good- will and wine flowing to keep up military...…
…FACE TWOG THE MICHIGAN DAILY -_ .TU]FS D-,! F; IyTRIIJ 28, 1942 THE MICHIGAN iI~AILY TUESDAY, APRIL ~8 194~ Daily Posts Go To Hendel And deFries James Daniels Appointed To Fill Newly Created Sale Analyst Post (Continued from Page 1) business staff are Eileen Bradley, '44, Mary Jean Czysz, '44, Rosalie Frank, '44, Audrey Hampton, '44, June Kar- ker, '44, and Marjorie Lovejoy, '44. Six members of The Daily businessI staff were selected as j...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRIL, Whitford Kane To Lead Drama Season's International Brigade' K By JUNE McKEE 4 Happy Days' Marks 33rd Year Of Frenilch Club Dramas Here Bi ROSEJ'I SCOTT raduated a few years aao from the Wen wood s hopped off-stage University of Paris. One of iis early at the Lyciia Mendelssohn Theatre prr-fessors was Jules Romain, one of next Friday evening signalling the the leading French philosophers and rise of the c...…
…PAGE TWO T141P MICHI °_"-AN "ATIv _ i rT 1.. Ii 1l.ti.A 11 T' A T13L Y FRIIDAY, MAY 19, 1944 I Fifty-Fourth Year I 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. , , = c r . , sr f . r !.t i ; a,.. ; ::z i'....…
….., ....... w .wi, u s -, w IT, -t i: U-, i i77 - A,- N , V. -1 lY - .-.~ 9.-. .: Cj--r - - ~t 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 ...…
…TWO I'IHE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1949 'MAN WHO LOST HIS TONGUE': Aphasia To Be Theme of Radio Play * * * * By HERB ROVNER Students in the radio division of; the speech department will present the second in the Angell Hall Play- y house series at 10 p.m. today overl station WHRV. This week's program, "The Man Who Lost His Tongue," is the story of the determination and courageg of an aphasiac in overcoming his w injury, and is ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN IIAILY V F W AfNDAY. __ ____. t : arvr" aaw aMaf! AV] aV I.T R FOR CLASSY CHASSIS: License Plates Sport New Look To Woo Out-of -Staters The 1948 license plates reflect, in varying degrees, the ambitious sales campaigns that several of the 48 states indulge in to lure the vacationer from his home grounds. New Mexico, one of the states that uses the license plate as a sort of portable bill-board, has proudly emblazone...…
…T IlE MIC It IGA N DAILY SUNDAY, APRIL 28, 1946 I ~ Student Rates at Health Service To Stay the Same ice has made charges for essentially elective services in trying to carry the budget and costs of the new building," Dr. Forsythe said. "Price adjustments in this area may have to be made, but nothing of that sort has been determined yet," he indi- cated. For certain acute illnesses, such as appendicitis, the Health Service re- fers its p...…
…PAGE TWO THE' MlCHIGAN DAILY SAIT11DA Y, APRIL ?8, 1,945 'PM*R TWO SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 1045 FiftyFifth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: San Francisco Wise Choice THE TREADMILL oe er 2o ,fitor I . )L 1_I _ - - .: -- _: - u.ww .e ....,a... . 12Asv s2 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 D...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TRnE PORTFOLIO " Editor's Swan Song * Greeting To The New Staff By HAL WILSON Daily Sports Editor FINAL columnar efforts always fall into the same pattern. In the first graph retiring sports editors de- cry sentimentality. In the second they plunge immediately into a sea of it, This is the second graph-and I am sentimental tonight. Not the dripping, maudlin, tear-jerking type of sentiment. Not that at all. But the...…
…Sensational Sprint By Breidenbach Wins Drake Mile Relay Mehl Captures Featured Mile Race At Penn Defeats Fenske, Venzke In 4:25.8; Seven New Relay Records Are Set PHILADELPHIA, April 27.-OP)-- The featured special mile went in dog-trot time, but the thousands of other athletes in the final day's competition of the 46th annual Penn Relays today took up the slack by placing the record output on a mass production basis. Before 32,000 spectators...…
…. -VRI~DAY, MA4Y -9, 1944 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGF -IL , .._ _ ._._ .r ..- Nine To Meet Irish in Opener of Two-Game Series Today Thinelads Enter Only OneI Event Today at By HARVEY FRANK Special to The Daily PHILADELPHIA, April 28.-Mich- igan's track team making its first outdoor appearance of the season, will enter one relay event, the dis- tance medley, here today in the op- ening afternoon of the 50th annual Penn Relays. Only four o...…
…;-TI WO M NE~Si~WS - Aw~r Ago TAC Tj~ Union To Climax Year with Spring Forma May 8 , Bill Sawyer's Band To Play For Dancing Campus Soldiers Are Invited To Attend Affair at Half Price; Men May Dress Informally A new innovation has been made by the introduction of a Union spring formal to be held from 9 p.m. to midnight Saturday, May 8, in the ballroom, according to Chuck Dot- terer, '44, social chairman of the Union The dance ...…
…THE MTCHTC AN DATTS PAGE TIMEE ........ . .,. .. .. ." ,.. -.-.,... 1 1 1 1 1 ,.-1. . .a A. . A l. 4..l . .UJ 4. . A 5 1 -_ TTJP MTC~~IHANfTT .. ____ L A(t! 1i1V 4 TAG DAY WEDNESDAY: Fresh Air Camp Runs Workshop To Aid Boys By DAVE THOMAS "Workshop"in human behavior." This is the maxim upon which the University Fresh Air Camp has been run throughout the 29 years of its existence, according to Camp Director William C. £forse. * ~* * AT TH...…
…WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1948 THIS MICHIGAN DAILY .i. _a s _a.a. i.al vt t a L~ l .A A- Au VA Doherty o Leave Michigan for Penn PositIo[ Crisler Seeks Coach To Star t Next Fall 1'M Grmpplers In 1929 he set a new AA Head Jest for cathloni reeord, an-d in th t iIarise 0 * I~~1 XJ~~, Jq 1,401 Netters To Invade Lansing; Linksmen Face Titan Squad By BUD lWEIDEN'1HAL :Ken Dohty w,; ill lave Mih ifgan at thei trfd ofl ti;> S: l :ill teI'L assum...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE. PAGE Detroit Will Commemorate Historical, Automotive Events, Anniversary of British Evacuation, Raising Of First American Flag To Be Celebrated By The Associated Press DETROIT, April 27-Along with the automotive industry's golden jubi- lee celebration, Detroit will observe another anniversary in its 245-year his ory-the evacuation of Detroit by the British and the raising of the first American flag in this area. T...…
…SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 1945 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Track Squad Cops Sprint,DistanceRe ay s *0 Wolverines Outrun Best Michigan Nine Downs Notre Dame Teams From The East Marne and Blue GanisjSeventh QIIJohison, Thomason, Parsons, the Humiies, Maize and BlueLGaii._SeventhI_. (""t_.______i NIGHT and DPYj Straight Victory with 64. Win1 Louthen NotcIhes flhird Triu ph, Fans Ten,; Rosenia Leads Attack with Triple and Single By PHIL WITTENBERG Michigan's...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAIILY ~TIESD ~ai w A~ tea; 1942 .d UJ 4r A101-pu .43al-ty GRIN AND BEAR IT By Lichty Wash ington MerryGo-Roun By DREW PEARSON and ROBERT S. ALLEN Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under theauthority 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 exclus...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY UNDAY, APRIL 28; 19401 Jean Giraudouix; Propaganda For Peace?.. AST 8PtUNC during the LDriatai Season here Philip Merivale staged Jean Giraudoux's play, "No War In Troy!" It was a rather incoherent, insipid protest against war, but beneath its heavy lines could be dis- cerned the fact that Giraudoux hated war with all his heart. Today Giraudoux is France's Minister of Propaganda. He has turned from writing plays like "Amph...…
…PAi rrT R i],1R- GAI i r4 of tv, 5LiT i;,. IS44 FARCICAL SATIRE: 'Un Client Serieux,' Third Program In French Se'rie " . o v repn kI AL N w M -M I- w %.o - w 04 0 - f w16 olWF MAL, I "Un Client serieux," a farcical sa- tire by Georges Courteline, is the third play in the French program to be presented at 8:30 p.m. Wednes- day in the Lydia Mendelssohn Thea- tre. The play holds courtroom proce- dure up to ridicule. As the play opens the ...…
… J IDA AGL FOUR- THE MICHIGAN DALY WEDNESDAY, APRII. 28, 1943 PAEFORWENSDY ARL 8 14 Federationof Big Ten Co-ops To Meet Here Delegates To Discuss Future of Cooperatives At Week-end Gathering The riid-West Federation of Cam- pus Cooperatives will hold its semi- annual convention Friday, Saturday and Sunday in the Union. Delegates from most of the Big Ten colleges will attend to discuss a blueprint of the future of the co- operative federa...…
…DUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, APRIL 29,1949 N Army-Navy Feud THERE IS MUCH MORE than a personal feud involved in the announcement of John L. Sullivan's final resignation as Sec- retary of the Navy, as witnessed by age old Army and Navy rivalries. This intra-service friction, brought on by highly intensified publicity campaigns waged by both service units, is currently being blasted by Defense Secretary John- son. In his recent address...…
…P'AGE F1UR EL WEDlNESDAY, APRIL 28, 19148 THE MICHIGAN DAILY r "a 1 JA L 1 . Alabama Students Default AT MICHIGAN and at almost every other campus in the country student elections are decided on the basis of personality or group affiliation. But at the University of Alabama last week students voting for pres- ident of that school's Student Government Association had a decision of national im- portance to make. When they cast their votes...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY t , MD RATHER BE RIGHT: Is Fascism Dead? By SAMUEL GRAF TON IT IS A YEAR since the end of the war in Europe and Mussolini's body has been dug up from the pauper's graveyard in Milan, by members of the "Fascist Democratic" party, who promise to parade the corpse of fascism one day in the sunlight. In Bavaria, university students tell each other that Hitler lives; and so in the one country a cadaver, in the other a ghost, be...…
…I THE , MICHIGAN lDAILY : Dity, APRIL I Sororities Will Be Honored at Panhel Night Meeting Will Replace Traditional Banquet Following the theme of a Panhel- lenic Convention, Panhel Night will take place at 7:30 p. m. EWT Mon- day at Rackham Auditorium, with each sorority attending as a group. Each house will be identified with a large convention sign, bearing eith- er the name of the house or a pic- ture of their pin or seal. As each'...…
…TVt~DA~ ~iThTL 28, 1~42 THE .MICHIG~AN 16A1I.ly a. as a i t a .. as. a. !ai .tim.l ..l.1.1'1..1.1f 1 _ .. _..,.;. -.".. Ticket Sae For Senior Ball To Begin Tomorrow In Union k, Each PurchaseI To Al low One Vote For Band Dance Will Be Given May 29 In Sports Building, Only Seniors May Buy Tickets Tomorrow Tickets for the 1942 Senior Ball, to be held May 29 in the Sports Building, will go on sale from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. tomorrow at the ...…
…Schoolmasters Health Camp clo A ua Helps C6,000 Conclave Here In 19 Years (Continued from Page 1) Nineteen years ago Lewis C. Rei- - Asserting that science courses must mann, '16, and Thomas S. Evans, be made to fit the more practical general secretary of the Student needs of youth as consumers, Mr. Christian Association at the time, Floyd I. Leib of Lincoln Consolidat- conceived a vision of a summer camp ed School, Ypsilanti, set the keynote ...…
…, APRIL 28, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE PAGE FiVE Barron Will Play Sweetheart Songs Rqt 18th IFC Ball International Center Sets Up Date Bureau To Relieve Coed Shortage for Annual Ball Fraternity sweetheart songs, styled the Blue Barron way will be featured at the 18th annual IFO Ball to be presented. from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m., Friday, May 6, at the Intramural Building. Any house wishing to have their song played should submit a copy t...…
…WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1948 Tim,, MTf NTf.AN' Ti-ATT.V "" ""'' ''HT M CTTCiihA T U .. e, A . 1 .A LA A 'J .C1 L U I... L1 Annual Lantern Night Scheduled for May 1 Gowned Seniors To Lead Line of March; WAA Participation Cup Will Be Presented Annual Installation Ceremonies To Be Held May 3 in Rackham Sweet music fills the air as coeds in dormitories, sororities and league houses blend their voicesin preparation for the thirty-fifth annual...…
…PWIU1 94 w THE Mltn lAN- DXWV Panhel fssembly Bail To Be Held Moy 2 4 in T. B ing 'Heavenly Daze' Will Feature Raymond Scott's Orchestra; Dance Will Be Coed-Bid Affair Prizes Will Be Awarded to Residences Donating Largest Number of Mirrors To Be Used for Decorations; Tickets Sales Will Begin in H11,e Two W('e1,I BeWf(e Formal The third annual Panhel-Assem- the League during the week immedi- bly Ball, "Heavenly Daze," will be ately precedin...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1912 U I I TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 1942 Dr. Sclhiman To Talk Here 'Road To Victory' Is Topic Of F-amous Historian Outstanding author, iterpreter of foreign affairs and historian, Fred- crick L. Schuman, professor of gov- ernment at Williams College, will speak at 8:15 p.m. Sunday at Rack- ham Auditorium under the sponsor- ship of Hillel Foundation and the Post-War Council. Titling his talk "The Ro...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tea For Senior Women To Be Held Thursday At League Scroll To Plan Annual Event For Alumnae Dancing Will Be Featured At 'Futurauza'; Council Members To Hostess Members of Scroll, senior women'sz honorary society, are in charge of arrangements for "Futurama", the annual tea sponsored by the Alum- nae Council which will be held from 3:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Thursday in the League Ballroom, Anne Hawley, '40, pr...…
…s THE MICHIGAN DAILY - , California Defeats Track asters, 67-65 M' Takes Eight Firsts; Balance Deciding Factor Wolverine G Detroit Squw (Special to Tjhe Daily) DETROIT-For the second time in eight days, the University of Detroit Titans were routed by Michigan's golf team, this time by a score of 271/2-81/2, at Red Run Golf Course here yesterday. It was the fifth loss in six out- ings for the Motor City squad this spring. WIND AGAIN re...…
…1 WNDESDlAy, &?fLfM 1948 PAGE RYI i'HE MICUICGAN' DA LY . .. . . . . . ............. .. .. . ............ . . . .... . ................................. . .. .. . ... . ............ ............. . . .. . ........ . . . ......................... . .... . ........ .. . ... ............ . . . ............ ... ... .. . - .- . . .. ......... I 'U' POSTAL SYSTEM: Campus Mail Headquarters Housed in U' Hall Basement The City Beat ENGINE TROUB...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAYAPRIL 29, 14 Tennis 'TegS PeiN4 E - Aaw AO-%A A" osu l'O F 6,Gc,-klurs Nine Trounces Chicago 194;1 Netters Trim Purdue, Indiana Houser, Swanson Net Squad Wins All Pace 'M' Assault But Two Matches By TOM DICKINSON (special to The Daily) Ray Fisher's defending Big Ten LAFAYETTE, Ind., April 27-Mich- baseball champs defeated the Uni- igan's varsity tennis team chalked up versity of Chicago yesterday after- its first t...…
…SUNAYAPRIL 28, 1940 Michigan Men Are Satirized By Freshmen 'Heavenly Daze' Answers Accusations Of Unio Opera In Floor Show "Michigan men are like Ann Ar- bor weather: just one big drip aftei the other," was the thesis of the Jordan Hall telephone operator in "Five Out of Five," floorshow skit at "Heavenly Daze" Friday evening Answering the quips of the Mich- igan Union Opera; freshman women satirized their male co-students at the annual presen...…
…THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1949 TIE MICHIGAN DAIL.Y i. 6 ' f V y1! i1..R11 1 PAGE SEV M' Nips Irish, 9-8, on Homer Major League Standings ....r Mono .. :. NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE Dorr's Smash in Tenth Gains Victory for Rankin Kobrin Stars for Wolverines with Five Hits; Morrill, Morrison Get Two Safeties Each W. New York .... .5 Pittsburgh ....5 Brooklyn ......5 Boston ........5 St. Louis......3 Chicago.. ...4 Cincinnati .... 3 ...…
…THE MICIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN Illinois Trackmen Dominate Penn Relays' Tigers Trip Tribe for 5-4 Win; i ather Three Relay Titles; YsMichigan Captures Third in Mile Yankees WA tewash USenators. Jurtet l* Johnson.1 Hlaidl-r. .ol e an_ Short Baseball's Big Six By Thie Associated Press Trail lios,-vyfor Mie eayCron." Trais 1f izois, -i ,vy for Rife Relay Grown Greenberg's Single Wins Thriller in 11 th DETROIT, April 27-(/P)-Coming from behi...…
…THE MEi CHf IGr A N D_0A I ,y IN^V ^PRIL , 1510 I Richest Ore Lies Unused PhiBeta appa Democratie Essentials In Brazil, James Says V 111i Exmiiwd lily Seminar __N icolsoi Speak _ _ i (Special to the Daily) WASHINGTON, D.C., April 27.-- Thirteen billion tons of iron ore, some of it the richest in the world lie unexploited on anything but a small scale in Brazil, Prof. Preston E. James, University of Michigan geographer, said last night in...…
…THE MICHIGAN DIMLY' # TEVRSDAYP, APRMxL 8, 1943 w. ww LASE CLUB DECISION: Few Groups Ireed SL Index PICTURE Boozer, Trott Win Legal Arguments * *' * * NEWS By BOB LAYTON The impressive excitement of a Supreme Court hearing was re- produced at the Law Quad yes- terday when Gordon Boozer, '50L, and Bernard Trott, '49L, were de- termined winners in the 25th 'annual Case Club arguments. Centered around a hypothetical Michigan tax law, the ...…
…FIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY Is U N D 1 L i ..... .....U...................28---1----- RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES: Student Groups Meet Today Panel discussions, guest speakers and traveling discussion teams have been scheduled by student religious groups for today's programs: The ROGER WILLIAMS GUILD will send deputation teams to churches in nearby towns to lead high school religious groups in dicussion on "The Value of College." Mrs. Haskell Copli...…
