…11 . .. ..... Weather Continued cloudy. Y giut Cian Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication 4Iaittj Editorial The Greek Invasion And U.S. Attitudes . VOL. LI. No. 26 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2940 Z-323 Greek'Forces Hold Italian ArmyAt Bo- PRICE FIVE CENTS rder Stimson To Begin Famous Monologuist Will Open Oratorical Series Here Today] - * To Start Series Balkans Blasted Drawing At Noon For Officials I Capsule...…
…Weather Cloudy, light rain. Jr SiJt4tBa tlIaiti Editorial *Reply To A Reply By Mr. Ogden.,t VOL. LI. No. -27 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER ?9, 1941 ' -323 I I PRICE FIVE CENTS London Fears Soviet Forces In Far South Face Disaster Russians Report Opening Of New Battle Sector '.In Front Of Moscow Germans Repulsed, Communique Says (By The Associated Press) The Russians reported eruption of fighting in a new sector before Mos- ...…
… 4 W1Pthe 4aitj Weather Warmer VOL. LIII No. 22 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY; OCT. 29, 1942 PRICE FIVE CENTS JunkYard Swamped By Scrap Student Volunteers Create Unexpected Bottleneck At SalvageDump Pile More Men Needed To Clear Out Metal Hard-working student volunteers, called by the Manpower Mobilization Corps to do special salvage work this week, have done such a good job in the last two days that an unexpected bottleneck has develo...…
… SLEEPING POLLS See Page 4 j[17, - r Latest Deadline in the State ti CLOUDY, MILD VOL. LIX, No. 34 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Politicos Battle As Campaign Hits LastMinute Stage Dewey Promises Social Security,' Truman Predicts Liberal Victory By The Associated Press Millions of voters listened last night as the presidential candidates brought their campaigns to a new height of intensity. Gov. Thomas F...…
…STEEL STRIKE DISCUSSIONS See rage 4 Ci 4c Lt Latest Deadline in the State a14 <~07 MILD, FAIR ANDY WIND)Y VOL. LX, No. 30 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS PRICE FIVE CENTS I I Faculty Men Support U.S. Scholarships Claim Bill Would Benefit Country Two University faculty members lent their support last night to the growing movement of federal scholarships for college students. Both Dean James A. Edmo...…
…1* BILL OF RIGHTS io I r flit4h E~aIAIF DISMALLY THE SAME Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 32 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 29, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS SAC Asks More Power For Students Requests Larger Conduct Group Students won a round in their fight for better representation on University ruling committees yes- terday when, in a quiet concession to student protest, the Student Af- fairs Committee passed a resolu- tion...…
… ALL OR NOTHING See Page 4 L Latest Deadline in the State 4711 CLOIUDY, MILD -1 VOL. LVII No. 31 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1946 PRICE FIVE CENTS r , i i41 V lt'! i' .a T 1Lf V IFd i I.; wammommmmmew . Student Positions Will Be Filled in Elections Today Truman Promises 'Positively No Strike', U.S. Agrees To Parley With Coal Miners; Llienthal Named to Atomic Commission Polls will be open from 8:30 a.m. to 5 ...…
…Michigan Elevens Dominate 81 of 89 Foes By MARY LU HEATH As Michigan football enters its 66th season, Wolverine fans can point with justifiable pride at the record books, which show an amazing all-time dom- inance over 81 of 89 opponents played by the Michigan elevens. Of the five Wolverine losing rec- ords, four of the opposing squads are favored by the slimmest of margins- one victory to no losses. The other team, Cornell, has beaten the M...…
…w PAGE TWO THE MIICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1940 Rev. Thomas Will Address Spanish Club The regular meeting of La Sociedad Hispanica, which will be held at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the League, will feature an address by Rev. William Winston Thomas on "Cities and Jungles of Colombia." The talk will be illustrated with stereopticon slides. There will be a meeting of the group at 4:15 p.m.a today in Room 103 of the Romance Language Build...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ight Daily Reporter Hoaxed IrkSearch Of Siberian Student Secretary Knox Reviews Navy Day Parade In Detroit Frank Knox, Secretary of the Navy, observed Navy Day by reviewing Detroit's parade from the deck of a 120-foot replica of a destroyer on the city hall lawn. Left to right: Brig. Gen. Heinrich A. Pickert, parade marshal; Knox; and Mayor Edward J. Jeffries. d Forester Wins t Annual Award Of Camp Roth Carl D. Meier '42...…
…TH E ICfL~ . r Tam ID--?X, OCT. 29, 194Z CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING WANTED TO BUY WAN ED-A used tux, size 38. Call 5989 petweep 4 and 5. TRAMSPORTATION DRIVING to Buffalo, N. Y., Friday afternoon, returning Sunday night. Can take 1-2 passengers. Call 2-3868. LAUNDERING LAUNDRY - 2-1044. S.ox darned, Careful work at low price. FOR SALE CANARIES, California Linnets, Zebra Finches, Parakeets, bird foods and cages. 5162,S. Seventh. Phone 5330. ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, v948 .._.___.___, __ __....__.._._..e_._. ____ FRIDAY~ OUTOBER 29. 194k SOCIALIZED MEDICINE: DelayAccompaniesBest Medical Care LONDON-(P)-A drab little 11,000 patients at a time, but has a man in mismatched coat and grousers fumbledhis shabby hat nervously and told the hospital superintendent: "My wife is bleeding. It's bad." The superintendent went through a card file of 600 patients awa...…
…TWO TIHE MICHI GAN fiXiLY SATMRDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1949 .OW-WOW! East Quad's Hamburger Returns to 'U' Campus Pop! By ED LANNING Hamburger is back! The little black and white mon- grel, who last year achieved na- tion-wide fame through his ap- pearance in newsreels of Michfan football games, has been seen on campus by several individuals. Parent 'Ed' P , T InS tiue Will Meet Here The 20th annual session Parent Education Institute held her...…
…PAGE TWO - BEFORE THE FLOOD: Mollusk Hunters Working Against Time in Kentucky 4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDlNESDAY, OCTOBER~ 29, 1941 HIGHLIGHTS ON CAMPUS j By CRAIG WILSON University zoologists are "mak- ing mollusks while the sun shines" in their race to collect all the spec- imens they will need for research work from the Kentucky River be-. fore the TVA's Wolf Creek Dam covers the area over with 250 feet of water. (Continued from Page 1) ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN D A TLY I TUPAT)AV. ('IVTnrtPlrt 9.(b 14A& 111fW 111,A11T4T1"11\ riin sa. 6T=S t s r..a L l4 aa.aj ;y.LyAl, l/i l 1LCti , ly3li a GEORGIA CRIME: Lynching Case Will Be Laid Before Federal Grand Jury NEW YORI, Oct. 28-(A)-Attor- neyGeneral Clark disclosed tonih that the lynching of four Negroes near Monroe, Ga., last July 25 will be laid before a federal grand jury. In an address prepared for the New York Herald Tr...…
…PAGE TO THE MICHIGAN. DAILY MON-DAY, OCTOBER 29, . 945 The Facts and Figures on Michigan s 1945 Football Squad BOB CALLAHAN - Marine dis- chargee from St. Louis, Mo. Played center at Missouri in 1942. Shifted to tackle at Michigan where he has seen much service, particularly on defense. Stands 6 ft. tall and weighs 200. DAN DWORSKY - From Sioux Falls, S. D., where he was rated best fullback in South Dakota high school circles. Plays pian...…
…w TUESYD, OCTOBER 28, 1940 TTP MTVUTV-A IV 1 "A TT V AW. TI10PM"p A KJL vil ivx A q, It A %-W LV IN , J-P Lk I J x P A f V 'rDVW Is Gridders Rest Before Starting PreparationFor Mini nesota Tough Half Of Schedule Nears As Wolverines Head For Title By HARRY ANDERSON Minnesota 34, Iowa 6! Northwest- ern 20, Minnesota 7! Cornell 21, Ohio State 7! What do the scores of these games played last Saturday mean to Michi- gan? Just this: foll...…
… LI, u a ~J, . THE MICHIGAN DAILY 4eat Drops Wolverines To Seventh In National Rank PAGE THREE i irigs, Longhorns Tie With Gophers For Top Spot Rams Take Third Place; Northwestern Advances To Ninth In AP Ratings NEW YORK, Oct. 28.-()-Any- one who wants to stir up an argu- ment as to whether they play better football in the Big Ten or the South- west Conference can find plenty of material for both sides in this week's rankingsof the nation's ...…
…THURSDAY, OCT.29, 1942 THE MICHIGAN DAILY iWiese Will Probably Face Illini Saturday r IA ,I . _ The Cracker Barrel By Mike Dann a; There was one school in the Big Ten that didn't have much sympathy for Michigan in the recent contro- versy over Bill Garnaas' dropkick. That school was Wisconsin. And here's the reason why. Back in 1923 the Wolverines, captained by Harry Kipke, were well on their way to the Conference Crown. They had h...…
… FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1948 PAGE THREE TH E MICHIGAN DAILY CHEST GIVES SUPPORT: Nursery School Helps Working Mothers By RAY COURAGE Six days a week at 6:45 a.m. the Perry Nursery School opens its doors to 45 small children, rang- ing in age from two and a half to four and a half years, whose work- ing mothers are unable to care for them during the day. Thus begins the day for these little tots, a day filled with ac- tivities and rest perio...…
…SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1949 .THE MICHIGAN DAILY x . . .I., . .- When the Game's Away [ s Il 1 If A I jt ESSENTIAL To Every Well-Balanced Curriculum .. . CORDUROY: Go to the head of your class wine, toast, red, green GABARDINE: in our SMOOTH ... NEW brown, black, green SKIRTS ... $5.95 A uoIf C i~/1 rI ASE oaf a °uease pIsS Q4 >t, You'll find WINTHRIOP In-'n-Outers the easiest, pleas'n'est shoes you have ever worn. Lightweight c...…
…WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1947 THE MICHIGAN IAILY Wolverines Top Conference in Offense Iiii 150OPound Team Opens Against Illinois Saturday With Michigan's varsity grid- ders on the road, the number one attraction in Ann Arbor this week will be the debut of Coach Cliff Keen's 150 pound team against the Illinois lightweights at Ferry Field Saturday morning. The contest will be a history- making affair marking the first time that the Universit...…
… TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1946 TIDE MICHIGaxN DAiIY -- - Eleven Squads' Vie for Gobbler In Turkey Trot Sororities To Sponsor Representative Teams Turfdom has its Run for the Roses at Churchill Downs in Kentucky, and, taking a hint from the horsey set, trackdom has its Run for the Turkey at Ferry Field in Ann Arbor. No less than eleven cross-country teams representing every corner of the Michigan campus will go after the gobbler at 5:15 p.m. to...…
…7"o 29, 1945 THE MICRIGAN DAILY IMAGE THREE 28 All-Americans Place: Michigan on Grid Map Michigan One of First Seven Schools To Join Present Western Conference By FRANCIS SMITH . Just forty-two years ago this fall, a member of the University of Michi- gan's football squad was selected for the annual All-American team. Since that time twenty-seven more names have been added to the list. William Heston, a halfback for the old point-a-minut...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1940 PAGE FOUR TU1~flAY, OCTOBER 2% 1940 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 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 Assolated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1 a , Daily School Trustees Asked To Resign .. . 46 " I --N. e:f i' Edited and managed by students of the University of chigan under the'authority of the Board in Control Student Publications. Rublished every morning except Monday duffing the idversity year and Summer Session. Member- of the Associated Press [he Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the e for republication of all news dispatches credited to or ...…
…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 is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to It or otherwi...…
…PFr oe TIE MICHIGAN 'DATY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1948 , - - , , wm (dito46 ?dote Sleeping Polls The Melancholy Days Letters to the Editor . (Editor's Note is written Harriett Friedman.) by Managing Editor It is rather a sad thing that the sacred right to the ballot doesn't seem quite so valuable this year. At least in the presidential race, there won't be much joy or satisfaction in mark- ing an "X" after the name of any of the candida...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ON THE Washington Merry-Go-Round WITH DREW PEARSON WASHINGTON--Here are some of the things that are taking place backstage in the steel strike discussions. -THE STEEL COMPANIES-The major companies are divided regarding the con- tributory or noncontributory pension plan. Inland Steel already has a good pension plan, while Jones and Laughlin, together with Bethlehem, favor a pension plan where- by labor does not contribute; ...…
…PAGE FOUR IlHE 'MITTGAS DAlty WEDNESDAY. OCTOOER 29. 1941 tt sc a ar sa u ul s ..+.... v s v .-tea.. as r v a v g 3iC4gj3au &Dily Fifty-Eighth Year MATTER OF FACT: Comrade Vidali BILL MAULDIN - 'I Edited and managed by students of the Uni- Versity of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Stafff John Campbell................Managing Editor Clyde Recht.......................City Editor S...…
…-THIR -Mlcufir ,-AN -O-Auv- T ?ii f C1 & tT: _ A/"i ihiMIM esn 4 n atlE' _ i as t-i-i. w-U .. A .Z .. .L l .L .5....L13..5.5.4 A - . V, OUTOBIJ35R 29; 194 I cEttePJto the & o Sound Truck Needed To the Editor: WHEN CLASSES were dismissed eary so that a large portion of the student body could hear the top man in our Navy give an address, there seemed to be a good deal of bitter irony in the situation that existed this morning. I won't te...…
…-- -- _ - .-7------r----ai.. r _____________________________________________ P~AGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY MOND~AY, 2 Top-Not'Ch Coaching Staff BacksWo. yii;; Kz w Great Intercollegiate Athletic Perfo- iverines' rmances CAPACITY CROWD-Mighty Michigan Stadium, capable of seating more than 86,000 spectators, is shown above jammed to the proverbial gills for the 1943 gan e with Notre Dame. * * *** * * * * BIG, ISN'T IT ? Af IF e Building...…
…mwmpmmwwmm -, .7mopp- -IN TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1940 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAnV VTVV THE a Ma TCHav aiI v t1N 'IAT L', 1 A~ rZ 3 ......... __......._ ___ '_..._- _ ._......._ ..:_ rIUmir. 1£*va 15 PACI To Sponsor 'Time Out!' As Second T-Dance Of Season "Time Out!", PACI's second in - series of 10scheduled T-Dances, will be held from 3:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m., Saturday in the ballroom of the League. Bill Gail's orchestra, with Joan Hamil...…
… T:HE MICHTEANN fDAILY f J", -LTJL- JL n-A JUL JL '%X XIL X I JLF LIL X AL4 X League Social Cc a Collegiate Songstress Contest To Be Sponsored By Herb Miller Herb Miller, Grad., the League's itillrocm with Michigan students the bandmaste,', is going to run a little jadges. It's a modification of the collegiate songstress contest all of "he customer is always right" idea. his own. Miller said. In order to relieve Betty Correll, To Sin...…
…9 l TD rg, OCT. 29; 1942 TL1~ MICIiTG~N IThTTY P ).Of - - ------ - - Jnior GirlsTo Start Petitioning For Class Project Posts Today i U - Sale Of War Bonds, Stamps To Take Place Of Annual JGP; Fifteen Positions To Be Open Petitioning for positions on the junior class project will begin today and continue until 5 p. m. Monday, November 2. Interviewing will take place from 3:30 until 5:30 p. m. Tues- day, Thursday, and Friday of next we...…
… FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1948 THE IIIICH IGAN DAILY PAGE.FPt" U I : :. , .. Union To Sponsor New Talent Show Intermission Entertainment Will Feature Unknown Showmanship Saturday Nights The Michigan Union has em- barked upon a new project in the form of a "Talent Show" for the purpose- of seeking out incognito showmanship. The sole purpose of the Union Student Relations Committee is to find among the thousands of students, not only those ...…
…OCTOBER 29, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGEFV THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVl~ I Boxer Marcel Cerdan Killed in Plane Crash 'M' To Face Conference Leader College Grid Round-U p * * * * (Continued from Page 1) weight boxing champion, was fly- ing to New York with his man- ager, Jo Longman, and his trainer, Paul Genser, for a title fight at Madison Square Garden, Dec. 2 with Jake Lamotta. He lost the world middle- weight championship to LaMo...…
…r bNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1947 Hallow-Moon THE MICHIGAN -AILY PAGE FIVE - ---------- Will Be Given Friday Tall Peoples' Club Will Give Party New Emcee Date Bureau To Open Today The "Icebreakers," acquaint- Those interested are urged to sign ance bureau sponsored by the As- up immediately, in order that the sembly Association, will register organization may begin function- students for the agency from 3 to ing as soon as possible. 5 p.m....…
… TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1946 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE F"T THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE Rnnual Recognition Night To Honor Independents Scholarship, Activity Awards To Be Made Tonight in League Assembly Recognition Night, tra- ditional event honoring the achieve- ment of independent women in schol- astic and extra-curricular activities, will be held at 7:30 p.m. today in the League Ballroom. Tickets are still available and will be sold, at t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE Cagers Enjoy Indifferent Year After Good Start Win Onl.y Five of 12 In Conference Circles After sweeping seven non-Confer- ence games early in the season, the 1944-45 Michigan cagers found the going a mite- tougher in the Big Ten and bogged down toward the end of what looked like a promising cam- paign, winning five and losing seven, to finish fifth in the loop, one notch higher than the preceding season. L1 ad...…
…PAGxE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY I'll'SflAY. OCTOBER 29, 1940J Ann Arbor Board Announces More Registration Nu mnbers 1433. Jerome B. Disken. 1434. Ronald L. Smith. 1435. Robert De Marco. 1436. Walter W. Naylor. 1437. Thomas J. Ingram. 1438. Ralph MacFarland. 1439. Edward L. Ford. 1440. Leon E. Willoughby. 1441. James W. Brown. 1442. Frank J. Sanders. 1443. Robert A. Arnold. 1444. Warren L. Ross. 1445. Ray C. Shipley. 1446. Roy. V. Curto. 1447...…
…i THE MICHIGAN DAILY Randolph Field Will Graduate University Men Former Michigan Students Included Among Cadets T Get 'Wings' Friday Six University men are included in the class of Aviation Cadets to be graduated from Randolph Field/,Fri- day, a class which represents 30 sttes and 150 colleges and universi- ties. The six are: Edward J. Horder, '41, of Evanston, Ill.; Richard M. Mansfield, '43, of Buffalo, N.Y.; Mar- shall R. Case, '39, of Mo...…
…"SIX THE MICHIcAN BATTY 44F . HAS'. OM. P9. 1942 . a.. +aa .c:. :4'+a-a: v as a lr ca 1 v .t/ L7 1 L l .. .:.'." :'rrv*.laY 'i ~W~ 414 -.- 4 J . ,wVa., lt. Q Eastern States Await Pipeline 300,000 Barrels Per Day To Start Flowing In '43 WASHINGTON, Oct. 28.- ())- At the rate of 300,000 barrels a day, oil to lubricate the Allied war machine and take some of the squeaks out of eastern transportation troubles will start flowing out of swel...…
…0 PAGE SIX THE IM ICI I GAN DAILY s .SAY, O VER 26, 1948 , THE MICH1t~AN DATTY FRIDAY. OCTOBER 29. 1948 I Illl Residence Cross Country Title Fall o Lloyd Fraternity Grid League Nears Semi-Final Games a Distance Crown Remains or Second Straight Year Intramural Sport Slate To Include Hockey Loop 0 The Alpha Tau Omega's nosed out the Phi Delta Theta's last night in a close game of 8-7. Last year's title holders, the ATO's, also bea...…
…GE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY U Faculty Gets Revamped Newsletter Monthly Explains Employes' Duties A revamped eight-page newslet- ter featuring inside stories on the complex functions of the Univer- sity's 7,000 employes was issued to faculty and staff members yester- day. Entitled the "University Rec- ord," the newsletter was first pub- lished from 1891 to 1895, prima- rily to explain the University to alumni and the press. It was re- vived du...…
…ATifE MI~CIIIGAN DXILY wIrDNESDAY, OCTOBM 29B, 194? WATCH THAT MATCH: Hunters May Be Drafted As Fire Fighters by State By RAY COURAGE "Greetings" from the state con- servation department may be forthcoming to hunters who fail to comply with fire precautions, according to Prof. W. F. Rams- dell of the forestry and conserva- tion department. Although the emergency situa- tion has been declared over, fol- lowing heavy rains, anynew dang- er wo...…
…PAGE SIX 'U' Heredity Clinic Illustrates Inheritance Types in Exhibit ""HE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1946 , A new exhibit on display at the University Museum illustrates the three types of human heredity re- sponsible for inheritance of normal and abnormal traits or diseases. The Heredity Clinic, a research and public service agency, is spon- soring the exhibit. The clinic ad- mits more than a hundred families a year for study of ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,,I . . . . . . . . ELCO J E TO THE STUDE TSII Our Shelves are stocked with USED for Every Course in Eery Department fINEERS - MEDI%.S LAWYERS Consult our New and Enlarged Professional Department for your Requiremer its. Make use of our years. of experience in bookselling to ensure yourself of the Best Buy t I n Town. _ . ,. . . _ TO THE FRESHMAN STUDENT SUPPLIES TO THE VETERAN M ...…
… - r+ TUJESDAY, OCT~OBER 28, 1940 rT'F M I CHI C A NitfA T l. PAV.F IAW.UIZV 1 11 l:/ 1 1 I i. I1 1 l.r 1 1 . 1J L-\..I. I.. X ..A....., I ocal Men Eligible or (Continued from Page 5) - - Training Under eleetive Service 2587, Charles E. Anderson. 2588, Celius C. Williams. 2589, Louis Tramontin. 2590, Frederick E. Burrell. 2591, Earl W. Trembley. 2592, Stanley T. Mattingly. 2593, Robert E. Schulz. 2594, Frederick F. Audritsh. 2595, Ha...…
… THLE MICIGAN DAILY Two Robberies Are Reported y Professors Sherlock, Bennett Inform Local Police Of Thefts From Homes Monday Loss Totals $2,000 Prof. Robert H. Sherlock and Prof. Wells I. Bennett reported to police Monday night that their homes had' been ransacked during he late after- noon or early evening. Losses of, the two professors amounted to nearly $2,000, including household goods, clothing and per- sonal effects. Professor Sherlock...…
