…See . TRAFFIC See Page 4 1J Latest Deadline in the State 4'ati4 CLUDY, W ARM11 VOL. LVI, No. 5 ANN ARtBUIR, MiCHuGAN, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1946 PRICE FIVE CENTS Gridders Prepared For Opening Clash t Restaurants Will Increase Meal Prices OPA Boosts Meat And Food Prices WASHINGTON, Sept. 27-('P)- OPA conceded defeat today in its battle to roll back prices of meat meals in restaurants to June 30 le- vels and at the same time took ...…
…LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEES See Page 4 Y 46F Alp 4f It .AWP' . r4 t A an *a 14 RATHER COLD, LIGHT SNOW Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVII, NO. 57 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOV. 28, 1946 PRICE FIVE CENTS Treasury Official ClaimsVet Check Plan Unbeatable Response Made to Daily Proposal y Asking Decentralized Pay System Special To The Daily WASHINGTON, Nov. 27-The Treasury Department's system of distributing subsistence checks to stude...…
…ITSO HAPPENS See Page 4 L wF4b ah FAI MILD VOL. LVI, No. 99 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1946 GromykoQuits SecurityCouncil Se PRICE FIVE CENTS sI 'sonl * * * * * * * * * * t R euther Elected UA WPresident .> R. J. Thomas Is Edged Out In Close Vote Election Marked By Fights, Melees By The Associated Press ATLANTIC CITY, March 27- Walter P. Reuther was elected presi- dent of the United Auto Workers (CIO) by a ma...…
…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...…
…SPECIFIC SOVIET See Page2 ..dmmmww Sit Dai1 FAIR, WARMER VOL. LVI, No. 151 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 28, 1946 PRICE FIVE CENTS Molotov Hits U.S.., British Bloc in Paris Says Capital Wants To 'Dislodge Soviet' By The Associated Press MOSCOW, May 27-Soviet Minis- ter Vyacheslav M. Molotov charged today that a British-American bloc waged an offensive against Russia at the Paris conference of foreign min- isters in a "desire to impo...…
…RECREATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES Y Sw 43~iant See Page 8 VOL. LVI, No. 19S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JULY 28, 1946 Congress Plans For Early Recess By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, July 27-The 79th Co ngress slapped "unfinished" labels on many of President Truman's fa- vorite legislative proposals today and started heading homeward. The House today picked next Fri- day as the date for formal and final adjournment but there was little...…
… r THE MICHIGAN D AILY SATaRDAY, SEPTEMBER 28. 1941 I - _ . _......, .. . .....,.......:..,..., n.vy .avz{i.. R Fifty-Seventh Year I'D RA THER RE RIGHT: Winter of Loud Noises BILL MAULDIN Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Robert Goldman.....................Managing Editor Milton Freudenheim ................Editorial Director...…
…'T fT1 IITCITGAN n 1 ATTY TIRMSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, ~THURSDAY, N~WEMBER 25 PRESIDENT'S MENU: Boston Newsboys Contribute Turkey for Trumans' Dinner BY, The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Nov. 27-Pres- ident, and Mrs. Truman and a few friends will feast on a Thanks- giving turkey sent by Boston' newsboys who contributed their pennies and nickels to buy the fowl. When ready for the carving knife, the bird will weigh 18 /2 pounds. It was the first...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, -1IAHCH 28, 194x, PAGE TWO TIWRSDAY,'~MARCH 28, 1948'~ Campus Highlights White To Sing ... Andrew B. White, baritone, will present a recital at 8:30 p.m. Wed- nesday in Lydia Mendelssohn Thea- ter. Mr. White has recently joined the School of Music faculty after four years of service with the Army in Europe. His program for Wednes- day wil include compositions by Lot- ti, Durante, Scarlatti, Torelli, ...…
…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 MICHIGAN DAILY TUEDAY, MAY 28, 1946 Cetter i to /ei Cktlor Ask the Candidates To the Editor: ~r1E undersigned veterans were present at the AVC-sponsored political forum of Congres- sional candidates for the Second District held in the Washtenaw County Courthouse on May 23. Of the approximately 200,000 eligible voters in this district, not more than fifty were present. We feel that the balance of the voters would be both en...…
…________ THE MICHIGAN DAILY__ Eck titnesses Hampers Probe of Georgia Murders MONROE, Ga., July 27-(P)-The head of the Georgia State Police told newsmen today that he had been hampered in his investigation of the massacre of four Negroes near Returns After Party Squabble By The Associated Press The nearest thing to a Leon Trot- sky in Chinese Communism is a short, erratic, florid-faced man in his fifties named Li Li-San. His name may becom...…
…* sATUORAY, SEPTRMBElR 28, 1946 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE 4 Few Good Student Seats Overshadowed by Distributio n Row By TOM WALSH 'J'HE EXTENSIVE publicity accorded the Student Legislature's attack upon the scandalous handling of student football tick- ets distribution has overshadowed the far more basic question of the overall student seating which has been aptly called a "stink- ing mess" by one irate student. No, 25 to 40 yard l...…
… NOVEMBER 28, 1946 THE MICHIGAN VAILY Hockey Team Officially Opens Season Tomorrow Pucksters To Oppose Windsor Spitfires Here with Faceoff Scheduled for 8 p.m. Lettermen Disclosed By Crisler 40 Gridders Varsity '' Named Winners Forty football letter winners from the 1946 University of Michi- gan squad were announced yes- terday by H. O. (Fritz) Crisler, Wolverine athletic director and football coach. Twenty eight reserve awards and...…
…TMTRSDAY, ARCIT 28, 1946 TEi MICHMIAN IiY PACE THREE TH2UTtSDAV, MARcH 28, 1946 PAOI~ THRF* ____I fSTRI1KE 117W0 Bys, BOB LENT Daly Sports Staff EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the fourth of a series of eight columns written by Daily sports staff members covering the baseball teamfs of the American League and their pennant chances for 1946. OF ALL THE BIG LEAGUE TEAMS, none will offer a better yard-stick of just how good--or bad---wartime baseball...…
…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...…
…TUESDAY, MAY 28, 1946 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sport Critic Cries for O'Neil's Scalp as Tigers Hit By CLARK BAKER Daily Sports Editor Sports writers who ventured out on that old sagging limb a short six weeks ago with their sage observations that the Detroit Tigers and the Newf York Yankees would battle it out for the American League pennant are now wondering what has happened to the Tigers. Never a good cold-weather club, the Auto City l...…
…TH: MICHIGAN DAILY _______________________________________ I STRIKE Two THIRD GREAT YEAR: Newhouser Notches 20th Win As Tiger Homers Shade A's By ALYS GEORGE Daily Sports Staff I F' TED WILLIAMS' uncanny eye for pitches and his slugging feats of the present baseball campaign have made the Boston hitter the most feared batter in the American League. Although pitchers have tried in vain to find a cure for the Wil- liams menace by serving...…
…-TH E MTCTIITGAINWDAL'Y a as s. a~raa a. as a Vi :11 f .il 3111 1 .... . ..-T:UIIDA ..:a SEPTEMBE .ui~ru.. 'R . Th4r.u.a;i # State Support, Control Advised For Wayne U. DETROIT, Sept. 27-(IP)--Opera- tion and financing of Wayne Univer- sity was recommended by a special state legislative committee today in a report to the Detroit Board of Edu- cation. The committee, composed of both senators and representatives, also recommended that the n...…
…T HE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28, i F I Legislature Committees 0!! Dr )Yothin 'NEXT week a bylaw providing for chang- es in the committee system will be submitted to the Student Legislature. Most important of the provisions of the bylaw will be the proposal that although members of the Legislature shall be re- sponsible for the direction of these com- mittees, members of the general student body will be invited and encouraged to...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MIChIGAN DAILY TlIURSDAY, -MARCHl 2S, 1946 ........ . . ..... .. .. . .............. -- .... . ..... ........................ . . ..... . ......... PATTERN FOR WORLD WAR III: Pertinent Psychological Fable I. HAYAKAWA's little book, Language in Ac- tion makes a point which is even more signifi- cant today than when it was written in 1939. Hayakawa describes in simplified form a famous experiment by Dr. N. R. F. Maier of the...…
…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...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'States Rights' Stressed by Gov. Martin Independence Urged In Financial Affairs By The Associated Press OKLAHOMA CITY, May 27-The chief executives of the nation's states were urged today by Gov. Edward Martin of Pennsylvania to aid in decentralization of government byl "taking care of their own financial burdens." Martin, chairman of the Governors" Conference which opened here this morning with a message from Pr...…
…Fifty-Sixth Year THE MICHIGAN DAILY DOMINIE SAYS - - - 0-040" DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN - I IN CHRISTIAN and Jewish thinking doctrine, historical perspective and traditional prac- tice have taken the center of the stage. These are important actors. However, if the play is to go on some seemingly minor roles must be well played. We refer to attitudes. Had Job failed in his attitude toward God the doctrines discussed, the historical experien...…
… THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1946 THE MICHIGAN DAILY LL Affiliated Coeds To Sponsor Open Sesame' Tomorrow Sonny Dunham Wil Play at Ball "Open Sesame," 1946 presenta- tion of Panhel Ball, will highlight Thanksgiving weekend from 9 p.m. to 1 V m. tomorrow in Water- man Gymnasium. Panhellenic Association has ex- tended an invitation to indepen- dent women for the benefit of those staying on campus over the holiday. The dance will be semi- formal ...…
…THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1946. THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FM . ................................ .. . . . Engineers Eddy Howard Will Furnish Music for Ball Tickets To Be Sold at Arch; Students Must Show Cashier's Receipts for Spring Semester The annual Slide Rule Ball will be held from 9 p.m. to midnight Friday, April 12 in the Union Ballroom and will feature the music of Eddy How- ard and his orchestra. The dance which will be formal is only for ...…
…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...…
…___________THE MICHIGAN DAILY_ _ _ Auto Pioneer Will Celebrate 83rd Birthday DETROIT, July 27- (P) - Henry Ford, famed elder statesman of the world's automobile industry, comes to his 83rd birthday anniversary next Tuesday, active in mind and body but no longer the guiding genius of the fabulous empire he founded a little more than four decades ago. The slender, white-haired master of mass production stepped down from the presidency of the Fo...…
… Chinese Funds Help Support U.S. University Problems Arise in Renovation of School By The Associated Press American prestige may be re- ported waning in China, but a no- table exception is an American university which keeps going part- ly through Chinese support. Yenching University is one of several such American schools in China. Located near Peiping, it is the creation of U. S. Ambassador John Leighton Stuart, who organ- ized it and served ...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICIIHIGAN DAILY ------------ Army Gripes To Be Heard in Secret Session Inquiry To Consider Caste System Reform By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, March 27-Secret hearings into complaints about the Army's alleged "caste system" were decided upon today, as Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower took the position that "certain reforms" were in order. Eisenhower, Army Chief of Staff, asserted that distinctions of rank "must never imply or co...…
…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...…
…THE- MICHIGA: - DAILY New Education' Experiment Will Be Tested Soon Romford Plan Brings, Leaders Into School NEW YORK, July 27-(P)-A new educational experiment will be tested' at Romford School, Washington,j Conn., in September. Called the Rom- ford Plan, the chief new element is a project to bring celebrated leaders in the professions, arts, and politics to live for a period each year at the school. Six-foot, drawling, Illnois-born William ...…
…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...…
…Nr r M N~ it 4 ntal Structure K. A Reform Result of 'U'Research I +: MUSIC + ' B1 JOSEPH FREIN Intensive research studies develop- ed by the University's Bureau of Government during the past 32 years have resulted in important reforma- tion of the State of Michigan's in- creasingly complex governmental structure. Organized by the University in recognition of the imperative need for accurate and impartial analysis of governmental pr...…
…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...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAIL elIfn Student 4 Education Here Yields Returns .." Dr. Gale Emphasizes Dollar and Cents Value The dollar-and-cents value of training foreign students in U.S. ini- versities deserves greater emphasis during formulation of our enroll- ment policies, Dr. Esson M. Gale, director of the International Center, said yesterday. He revealed that there will be no increase of foreign students on cam- pus in the fall term because of l...…
