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… SPEAKERS BAN Sce Page 4l Y Lwt La test Deadline in the State ktti4 CLOUDY, POSSIBLE SNOW I F 'VOL. LIX,, No. 58 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOV. 28, 1948 tlantic oast Longshoremen's Strik PRICE FIVE CENTS .eEnds 4 !4, National A VG Tied Up Plan Second Late Session On Deadlock Moves Debated, Readied for Vote 'CLEVELAND-(1P)-The Amer- ican Veterans Committee's third national convention bogged down last night in a factional figh...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Svc i .Y ' e. Bc 1948 3© . . t._ . a . . . _ _ . _ . , . , : IENTIFIC SAMPLING: 'U' Survey Polls Still Deemed Accurate By ROMA LIPSKY While public opinion polls in eneral are under question, the niversity's Survey Research Cen- r has retained its wide reputa- on for scientific sampling meth- Is and accurate results. The names of people to be iestioned, sent to interviewers all rer the country, have been se- cted at rand...…

…SHE ICi Ii lAN WDLt COLLEGE ROUNDUP: 'Old King Football' Goes Out in Style The gridiron season apparently went out this fall on an artistic note as scholars on American cam- puses took brush in hand and vented their emotions on digni- fied statues, crusty edifices and other bric-a-brac. Tommy Trojan, monument on the University of Southern Cali- fornia was the worst victim. UCLA students plastered him with gal- lons of high-grade paint and t...…

…PAGiE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, XOVElfttlt 2$, 194 Speakers Ban H ALL the divergent opinion express- ed about most issues that the campus gets involved in, there is one area where al- most everybody agrees. That is in opposition to the Regents' Ban on political speakers. This whole year has been devoted to petition drives pro- testing the restriction, the formulation of committees to fight the ban, and sugges- tions for getting aro...…

…SUNDAY, OVEMER8, 1948 TI-E t 1TTCAl. N flATT .. .... ,... .. ..... .. a as a.J.. -J. s a v a:! 1 VLy l i. .V:Cll L:.y , . ... < . _ . . .. - _ i ,: Senior Petitions Due 5 P.M. Tomorrow i . 4" r; is :: Ticket Sales for Soph Cabaret Open in League, Union, 'U' Hall Merit-Tutorial Keeps Records Points, points, who has the points?, is the vital question of every coed, and is of particular in- terest to activity managers. The gal who has. t...…

…THE MICiTIGAN DAILY 2~, 19~S Jnderrated S to 1-21 Tie LMOST UPSE T: Detroi Brel Defeats Downtodden Tul 26-2,2 C lemson, Ge rgia, T! alne Get y ~t Hurd les in uestif orCoveledB B iTULSA Okla.-GP)-A Univer- won ahgame in nine starts rose out scare the daylights out of a heav- ily-favored Detroit football eleven before bowing, 26 to 22. * * * AFTER YIELDING fur touh downs to the hard-running visi- tors in the first half and traili...…

…Si>~DEL OTE~ER 8, 1948 .5 HU.ill, D- UT1TJU4 Underdog Navy SalvagesS eason by Tying Undefeated Ca *- *, * * dets 21-2. < ) ., :w PHILADELPHIA-(,P)-Navy caught Army with its platoons down yesterday and spoiled the Cadets' perfect season with a 21-21 tie in an unbelievable turn of football fortunes. It was a sweet-tasting moral victory for the Midshipmen, beaten' 13 times in a row-eight this season-and held in such poor esteem that the Cad...…

…__THE ICHIAN DAILY WEIR GOES HINTING: Prey of Ticket-Seekers Takes Vacation Promises Will Be Fulfilled, Williams Says UNIVERSITY PLAYS HOST: College Representatives Meet For Educational Conference Don Weir, University ticket manager, has gone hunting. The overworked dealer of du- cats, for two months besieged by an army of students, alumni, and assorted petitioners, has swept his desk clean of all imploring let- ters, attempted bribes, and...…

… IMAGINATION CONTROL See Page 4 Y L A6FAU A& :43 a t t" FAIR MILD Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 33 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS I I wommosommomw etroit Leaders it WES Changes Sigler 'Fogged In,' Misses Meeting; Committee Charges GM Pressure By PHIL DAW SON More than 40 top religious, civic and labor leaders yesterday irected their remarks to Gov. Kim Sigler's empty chair in a meeting ...…

…THE RICH MAN DATIN "" T TT-TE MWT~1 , iTviAN TbATTV Th URSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1948 rID Y7TOU 'C rr"Ti AV. I SIl.r VU AU wtI.JII. Student Actors To Arise Against 'U' Liquor Ban Beer, wine and whiskey will be flowing on campus come Decem- ber, and neither city ordinance nor University liquor ban will prevent it. That's when the new University of Michigan Student Players plan to produce their first play, William Saroyan's Pulitzer Prize winnin...…

… TV TUSDA'V, OCTOBER 118, 1949 TII V ICHI AID DAILY PAGE Tun r. THURSDAY, OCT&BER 28, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE TALKING SHOP: National Sports Scribes Rate Wolverines as Tops By BUD WIEDENTHAL (Daily Associate Sports Editor) According to many of our breth- ren sports scribes throughout this wide nation there'srno doubt about our Wolverines. They're the tops. Gene Kessler, who is one of Chicago's best, says of the Maize and Blue ...…

…THE MICAIGAIDA3LY" THURSDAY, _O BER 28..1949 THE MICHIGIJ D... . ._.AILY' wvr~uiry:lvC4VlA f~ i~0 - ' I . Imagination Control A FLURRY of censorship by governments and pressure groups of the motion pic- 4ure industry has stepped on a lot of toes, but not only on the toes of the film producers but also on the toes of every person who respects and wishes to practice for himself the right of freedom of expression. In the light of such violati...…

… THE MICH IGAN TDAILY PAGE FIFE Unusual Masquerade Dance To Be Held By Arch Society Panhel Sponsors 'Transfer Week' . 1 The newly-organized Arch So- ciety is planning a dance to be held Nov. 19 in the Union which prom- ises to be one of the most unusual ever offered on the campus. The society, formerly a social group to integrate the student body of the architecture school, was reactivated last spring. It is 'Mademoiselle' Contest Entrie...…

…TAE MIC.RTCA'N DIATT",-*'' TMTR rTtAV. ACTf1RT P, IR 1 i tit a a L Mai Viii TEAN fdLAtTY 'TLI . A - h'. AJ - - - -.-.4----- t.i'L...B 1UAaliAIJE. f , ./ . 41JL' JJ $i .O, i7'* Michigan on Canvas' Exhibit Op-)ens Tomorrow 4' 4 * * * r., Depicts SaeLf By HERB ROVNER It looks like the circus is comning to town, but instead it's "Michi-. gan on Canvas," a collection of 100 paintings depicting life in this state, which will arrive her...…

… VULNERABLE ONES See Page 4 5wC~ l :43 ti14p SUNNY AND PLEASANT Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 7 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Chambers Sued 'B3y Alger Hiss Ex-State Department Official Wants $50,000 for 'Communist' Label BALTIMORE-(M)-Alger Hiss, former State Department official, filed a $50,000 slander and libel suit in federal court against Whittaker Chambers. Chambers, an Associate Ed...…

….PA+GE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY - TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1948 .. , . SAVE THAT CASH: Data on Rent Control ,Now Available to Students EDITOR'S NOTE: Because of the un- precedented demand for student 'housing and the confusion existing I regard to rent control, The Daily prints the following description of the types of student dwellings under the provisions of rent control law. By JAKE HURWITZ The record enrollment has made for a tight sque...…

… TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 194 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACE THREM .f j7romv the SGRANT STAND By MURRAY GRANT ... Daily Sports Editor Someone referred to the Wolverines of 1947 as the "Mad Magicians of Michigan," and one erstwhile wit paraphrased that statement into the "Sad Magicians of Michigan" immediately after the Michigan State game Saturday. It seems that the entire football world was expecting to see a I carbon copy of last year's great t...…

…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDfAY, SEPTEMWBER 28, 1948 I _ : Vulnerable Ones I -- - - - - - -- - WHEN ADAM STRICKER, General Mo- tors official, charged before Congress that the University's workers' education service economics course was indoctrinating students with Marxism, he set off a charge which threatens to seriously injure an in- creasingly important project. Awaiting review of the charges by the Board of Regents, the classe...…

… TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1948 5 TiE MICHIGAN .DAILY PAGE RVE .. - PaGE F 1 a Interviewing for Assembly, Panhel, WAA Continues This Week for Eligible Women v Interviewing for year-long posi- tions which have been newly created or reopened this fall in women's activities will continue this week. Eligibility cards, which may be obtained in Room 4 University Hall must be presented at all in- terviews. Positions open on the Panhel- lenic Exe...…

…PAGE SIX I THE MICHIGAN DAILY __ TUES1~AY, SEPTEMBER 28, 194S TOO MANY 'IFS' STOP PLAN: NSA Congress Opposes IUS Affiliation (Ed. Note-This is the third in a se- ries r of interpretive articles on the National Students Association first annual congress which was held from Aug.?- 23-28 at Madison, Wis. The se- ries was prepared by the University NSA committee.) At its first annual congress, NSA supported the decision of its executive comm...…

…WHITHER CIVIL RIGHTSj See Page 2 dlw uyu )u3 itlj FAIR NO CHANGE LatestDeadline in theState VOL. LVHI, No. 194 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Hershey Says 25 Year Olds , First in Draft Will Take 70,000 In First Six Months (By The Associated Press) WASHINGITON, July 27-Se- lective Service director Lewis B. Hershey said today men will be drafted by age groups, with men 25 down through 22 taken first in the i...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Whither Civil Rights? RESIDENT HARRY S. TRUMAN'S ex- ecutive order to the armed services was one of the most distinct fizzles he has con- cocted so far. If Congress is to measure the amount of civil rights action expected of it by the extent of the action Truman has taken in dealing with racial bias in the armed forces, it doesn't have a very large job to do. Congress might just as well settle down for a two-week snooze. B...…

…THEMICHIGANDAILY U. S. Olympic Athletes Dig In After Mills Upset Terry Moore Misjudges Fly Brooklyn EdgesCards 3-2 Mills' Victory Over Lesnevich Muddles Heavyweight Picture NEW YORK, July 27-(IP)-The to America for an overweight shopworn heavyweight crops jockeyed for position today in the scrap, probably with Savold or free-for-all race for Joe Louis' Baksi who holds a knockout win title following Freddie Mills' vic- over the new light-hea...…

…THEMICHIGANDAILY_ EDNESDA CONOMIC SORES':' Progressive Party Convention Emphasizes Civil Liberties Aerial Photo Work Offered I' (Continued from Page 1) state), all doubts would have been dispelled by the tremendous ova- tions given to Wallace, Taylor, and Robeson. No Jim Crow - The resounding chant "Jim Crow must go!" clearly indicated determination to wipe out all forms of segregation so disgrace- ful to a democratic country. A sample o...…

… EXCHANGE AF 1D VA S Stec Pvgt'I Y itn :4ui i4 SIHOWERS, (OOLERl Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 168 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN FRIDAY, MAY 28, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS ;;-"a Ask Students To Publicize * Phoenix Plan Project Outlined By Dean Walter Homeward-bound students yes- terday were urged to give the widest possible publicity to the University's newly - announced Phoenix Project. Pointing out that the Univer- sity's 20,000 ...…

… TIE MICIGAN DAI I FRIDAY, MAY 28. i ._..._...._.__.........__ m___... ® , jk EKN Faculty Rating Sheets To Be Shown Faculty rating sheets, drawn up by Eta Kappa Nu, honorary engi- neering faculty, are being filled in by electrical engineering students for the first time this semester. Don Sagaser, retiring president of Eta Kappa Nu, said the sheets will be tabulated and distributed to instructors and the head of the electricaihengineering ...…

…28, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY IA TR Wildcats Take Lead Over 'M' Netmen Major League R I I-i I ~ . NATIONAL AMERICAN Wildcats Close 'M' Baseball Season Seven Wolverines C Title HOpes Hinge or Today and tomorrow will mark the final games for eight members of this year's baseball squad, as the Wolverines wind up their 1948 season against the lowly North- western nine on Ferry Field dia- mond. Today's contest will begin at 3:30 p.m. wh...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRrDAY, : "____________--______________________- , Exchange IN THE COURSE of conflict, each side tends to borrow characteristics of its opponent. This interesting little rule, exponded by Prof. Clifford Kirkpatrick, of the Univer- sity of Minnesota, is easily proven. The Nazis bombed London civilians in the fall of 1940. So the British and Americans re- turned the compliment. Hitler shuffled millions of peoples on the Eu...…

… 28, THE MICHIGAN DAILY rebook Ball Will Provide :ape from Final Fretting tudents craving one last eve- g of escape from fast-ap- aching finals will find just such vening at the Bluebook Ball. 'he dance will be given from 9 . to midnight Saturday in the on Ballroom. Frank Tinker, se orchestra will be featured, promised, "This dance will ride sweet. danceable music- ething the students will long Bluebook Ball is one of a se- ries of special...…

…THE NITCHICAN DMLY FltIDA.Y, THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY. ONE HOUR A WEEK: 'U' ROTC Pays $575 To Students in Training (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is an interpretive article explaining the functions of the University R'OTC in the light of recent political developments.) By LILIAS WAGNER How would you like to be paid $575 for taking a course during the last two years in the University? * * * * This is the question being asked now by the University RO...…

…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 ...…

…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...…

…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...…

…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...…

…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...…

…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...…

….;. , ..... r n Lj 1Mwl ,iaii4 COLD SNOWFLURRIES Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 126 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 28, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Wolverines Annex NCAA Swimming SJewish A irplanes Bomb Arabs Marks First Aerial Attack In Holy Land r'I Pre-Easter Battle Near Bethlehem JERUSALEM, March 27-(P)- Four Jewish planes bombed a con- centration of Arabs today in a pre- Easter pitched battle which en- veloped a...…

…' TOTHE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 28, 1948 BUT WOMEN STAY AWAY: Union Facilities Serve Thousands Daily r. ., (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the last in a series of three articles regarding Union history, organization, finances and policies.) By GEORGE WALKER "More than I could ever hope to count-or even estimate" was what Niel Fox, Michigan Union doorman, said concerning the number of peopledwho pass through the Union front door each day. Fox, ...…

…[ARCH 28, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SINGING SINCE 1879: Choral Union, Ex Messiah. Club, Ready for Festival I Each Tuesday night 350 stud- ents and townsfolk forget their routine tasks and turn to some- thing nearer to their collective hearts-music. They are members of the Choral Union. UAnd right now, they're getting ready for the May Festival and the opportunity to sing with the Phil- adelphia Orchestra. Last Decem- ber, they presented two ...…

…THlE MICHIGAN DlAILY SUNDAY. MAUIf i M~h ---W r e .1 04 1 w f 1e1 a LL il N .l (P !D F c . Slanted Radio News "G ENL.MACARTHUR is a great man who believes in Christianity and our way of life, who if called upon to be our president would become one of the greatest leaders and crusaders of all times, etc. Get this over. Again and again and again." This is a memorandum which G. A. Rich- ards, owner of Radio Station WJR in Detroit sent to n...…

…THE MICHIGAN__AILY Tennis Club To Hold First Meeting, To Discuss Plans for Tournament The tennis club will hold its first spring organizational meeting at 5:15 p.m. Tuesday in the W.A.B. lounge. The Club will open membership to a limited number of experienced and inexperienced players, and those desiring membership should attend this first meeting. The agenda of club activities during April and May includes regu- larly scheduled practice and ...…

…'TilE -MICHIGAN-DMILY Pitching Is Major Problem Facing '1'Baseball Squad 7- BUy HERB RUSI([N Michigan's battery prospects for the 1948 season appear to be one of the major problems facing Coach Ray Fisher. Although the catching depart- ment has been strengthened by the return to action of Bob Chap- puis, the pitching staff has been weakened by the loss of last year's star hurler, Cliff Wise. Wise Responsible Wise was chiefly responsible amon...…

…"_-_THE MICHiGAN DAILY PAGE S Verdeur Smashes Breaststroke iark Track, Gym Squads See Action Leafs Go Two Up on bruins TORONTO, March 27 - (P) - Ted Kennedy scored four goals tonight to lead the Toronto Maple Leafs to a 5-3 win over the Boston Bruins in the second game of their National Hockey League Stanley Cup playoff series. The Leafs had won the opener, 5-4 in overtime Wednesday night. Kennedy, a 22-year-old center, tallied twice in b...…

…..THTHE MICHIGAN DAICY SUNDA, MACHt2, 194 Four OneAct Plays Planned For Tuesday Students Will Direct, Star in Productions Another free evening of enter- tainment will be offered Tuesday when the Speech Department pre- sents its second series of four one- act plays at 8 p.m. in Lydia Men- delssohn Theatre. The plays directed and staged by advanced laboratory students are: 'The Intruder," by Maurice Maeterlinck; "The Florist Shop," Winifred Ha...…

…munsic* SUPPLAEMENT A6F t Jtr ~aii4 SUPPUF ENT ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 28, 1948 Eleven Soloists To Star In May Festival _ , ThorJohnson To Direct 'U ChoralGroup Alumnus Returns Minus Orchestra 'Thor Johnson will return to Ann Arbor for the second time within a month for the May Festival-but this time he'll leave his orchestra behind. Johnson, who conducted his Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra here as part of the Choral ...…

…F T E MICHIGA . DA1LY SUNDAY, MARCH 2, 1949 LEONARD WARREN: 'U-, 'Uw S New Met Star -41 Ex-Businessman Liecomes To Appear in Metropolitan Opera Baritone Last Concert GLAMOU1R IN MUSIC: Major Symphony Orchestras Feature Feminine Musicians If Leonard Warren had not been fired for singing at his bookkeep- ing, he probably would now be a first-rate businessman instead of leading American baritone of the Metropolitan Opera Co. A graduate ...…

…STh'mAYOMAhnC 28, 1948 4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ' .. . . . . . .......... ........................ Youthful Stars Take Spo tligh t James Pease Gave Up Law To Study Music Bass-Baritone To Star In Sunday Concert James Pease, May Festival solo- ist, who will sing in Mozart's "Mis- sa" and Rachmanifioff's "The Bells," almost became a lawyer. He was born in Indianapolis, In- diana, attended Northwestern Uni- versity and the University of In- dia...…

…THE MWYH1GAN DAILY ------ -- --... ........ SUNTMY, MARCH i2$, If r l I'T°T l 'iH r\I l \ f4j l ATl FES I I VAL 1 I t~ (119,/ F'> / 1 /(, UNIVERSITY MUSICRL SOCIETY pi reff4'"l i E UGE NE ORMANDY, Conductor of the Philadelphia Orchestra THOR JOHNSON, Conductor of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra ALEXANDER HILSBERG, Associate Conductor of the Philadelphia Orchestra tiAGUERITE HOOD, CondJutc for of the IICS/jI'll Yon/h Chorus OR...…

…POST HOLLYWOOD TRIAL Y WIFA6 Da itli CANCEL THAT I'ICNI t JLa test Ieadlinme in the Saote VOL. LVIII, No. 102 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1948 PRICE FIVE CEN~TS Report Stalin Asks Finnish Defense Pact News Is Greeted With Pessimism By The Associated Press HELSINKI, Finland, Feb. 27- Sources close to the Government s said today Marshal Stalin has asked Finland to join the chain of Soviet defense pacts stretching across ...…

…(PAGE TWO "-' . SATURD1AY. FERUTARY 28. 1949 - u THE MTCIWle.tT ilITV - 1 i1 .L 1 11'1r 117.1A'1'i l\ L7L-liL 1 A7 L11 V L '>/!11 i' i%1714V Ci.iV i 16Q 1:1Y0 ' I Post-Hollywood Trial ROBERT KENNY, lawyer for the 10 Holly-i wood writers sounded a warning here at Michigan last week which has already be- come fulfilled in the news. He stated that unless we become aware of the violation of our rights involved in the contempt ,irials, the d...…