…NSA CONFERENCE See-Page 4 Y Latest Deadline in the State tii CLOUDY, COOLER VOL. LIX, No. 127 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 29, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS Government Chaotic, Says Prof. Pollock Executive Lack Of Control Cited "The government in Washing- ton is completely out of control," Prof. James K. Pollock, a mem- ber of the Hoover commission for the reorganization of the govern- ment, told a meeting of the Mich- igan Exchange clu...…
…BAD PRECEDENT see page 4 wY~~ Lw ~ rn i ai4 FAIR AND WARMER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 146 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS _ -- 1 Communists Near Center Of Kunshan Fight Within 30 Miles of Shanghai SHANGHAI - () - Chinese Communist troops are pressing on the railway town of Kunshan, only 30 miles from Shanghai, a garrison communique said last night. Earlier information said rail- way serv...…
…Student DORS OF THE Student Publications rudiment Building-right behind Helen New- ing, andI berry Hall-will open today for students who want to join the staffs of The Daily,. SOME 'Ensian, University yearbook, and Gar- new sta goyle, campus humor magazine. writingn If you're looking for valuable experience such as in the fields of news, sports and magazine staff, writing, advertising, circulation, or pho- For t tography, come over to the Stud...…
…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...…
… REPORT TO THE. DAILY See Page 4~ Latest Deadline in the State ~Iaii4F - - C' C FAIR . ® i. LIX--No 6S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS . .. Officials Pare Budget To Fit Cut in Yunds Briggs, Adams, Talk with Deans By PAUL BRENTLINGER University administrative offi- cials are still trying to solve the budget problem which resulted when the State Legislature's ap- propriation for the 1949-50 school year...…
… BARNABY W- Latest Deadline in the State ~uti4 1' HOT See Page 2 rrrtr rrw wr,, noo e _ I VOL. LIA, No,. 28 Warns of Red Danger to Weak Nations Acheson Urges Arms for Europe WASHINGTON-UP) -Secretary of State Acheson opened the arms- for-Europe battle in Congress yes- terday with a warning that failure to bolster non-Communist coun- tries may invite a military thrust by Russia. Acheson declared that the Ad- ministration's proposed $1,4...…
…wo THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUJESDAY, I Inn, THE MICHIGAN STORY: Five University Schools Deal With Art of Healing DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN (Continued from Page 1) graduate of the school to later serve as its head. During its century of existence, the Michigan School of Medicine has been a pioneer and leader- demonstrating countless tech- niques which subsequently have become standard in American medicine. Dental School ... FOUNDED IN 1875, t...…
…THE iH CHAN tiAILY A I-M Softball Leagues End Third Week of Play _____----__ ~~_ Major League Standings NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE AdamsWins Dorm Loop Sparked by the excellent pitch- ing of Walt Noon, Adams House chalked up the League "B" Resi- dence Hall softball championship, as seven other houses emerged vic- torious in last Monday's games. Adams had no trouble.disposing of previously undefeated Cooley House, 14-4. Walt Noon's ...…
… THE MICUIGAN LJAJLY f A Free Press in Germany bAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in The Daily Official Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Notices for the Bulletin should be sent in typewritten form to the Office of the Assistant to the President, Room 2552 Administration Building, by 3:00 p.m. on the day preceding publication (11:00 a.m. Saturdays). THURSDAY, SEPT. 29, 1949 VOL. LX, No. 4 Nvot ices Oratorica...…
…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...…
…I - THE M4CHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1949 ._._ r" I CENTS LEFT OVER: 'Grand Tour' of Europe Can Be Done for $1,314 By MARY RUTTER KANSAS CITY, Mo. - (/P) - Thinking about a trip abroad and wondering if you can afford it? You can do the "grand tour" now at a cost of about $29.00 a day if you are careful. I HAVE just returned from a 44-day trip through England, Scotland, France, Switzerland and Italy. It cost me $1,314.18. In return,...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JULY ON THE Washington Merry-Go-Round WITH DREW PEARSON "I've Got The Drop On You, See? One Little Move, See?~ " Letters to the Editor fresh carton for two old ones. The overage cartons he planend to sell to the Japanese at an estimated profit of $5,000,000. When General Clay heard about this, Hu- bert Fountleroy Julian was sent eagling on his way back to the U.S.A. and to the man who sent him-Harry Vaughan. MERR...…
…TUESDAY, MATRCH 29, 1949 HTE MICHIGAN D-,,! Y SpringFootball Dratws Laree 04 Turnout APSPORT FLASHES GREENSBORO, N.C. - Sammy bail will be dead after the free Snead of White Sulphur Springs, throw attempt and the offended W.V.. defeated Lloyd Mangrum of team then will take it out of Chicago by two strokes yesterday bounds at ceniter court. in their 18 hole playoff for the I Greensboro Open golf tournament to get the top prize of $2,000. N...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY etmen Trounce Spartans, 7 -2 Wolverines Battle Gopher Nine Today at Minneapolis : NECESSITY WASN'T M. Riskey'Pad ation-Wide By JOE EPSTEIN Transport the game of paddle- tennis to a handball court, mix thoroughly with squash, sprinkle liberally with jai alai, add a pinch of tennis for flavor, shake well be- fgre using, and you'll have Earl Riskey's recipe for paddleball-the game which he invented here at Michigan almost...…
… TTTURSDAT; SEPTEMBER 29, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Torrid AL Bombers Rally Behind S, hase Deadlocked Again as WOLVERINES WING WESTWARD:N Gridders Drill Before Flight Page To Whip A's, 7-5 By The Associated Press NEW YORK - The Yankees' pennant hopes flickered and al- most died, then were revived in one inning yesterday. The New Yorkers after falling behind in the seventh, blasted their former nemesis, AlexKell- ner, for three runs in ...…
…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...…
… DAY, JUNE 29, 1949 T HE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE DiMaggio Back in Action as Yanks Drop Bosox, 5-4 Positions on A ll-Stars Still Open CHICAGO-(M--Three starters in both the American and National Leagues remained doubtful yester- day as the nationwide voting for the All-Star game in Brooklyn July 12 neared an end. * * * IN THE AMERICAN League, the fans were undecided about short- Waitkus To Facef Young Assailant CHICAGO-W)-Eddie Wait- kus, sta...…
… THE ~MdIH14AN DILY m- YanksShade Tigers Down Nats 13-7 IBosox Beat Chicago 6-1 Indians, 3-2; St. Louis, Brooklyn Win NEW YORK - (A) - Allie Rey- nolds and Joe Page teamed up yesterday to turn back Cleveland 3-2 and raise the American League lead of the Yankees over the surg- ing Indians back to four full games. ' A sweltering crowd of 45,951 saw a tense game climaxed by a sparkling ninth inning double play that saved the day for Reynolds ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, M NSA Con D ESPITE THE FACT that most campus wheels developed flat tires over the weekend, the National Student Association Michigan Regional Convention arrived at solutions for many student problems. Twenty out of a possible hundred Student Legislature members and candidates were present while NSAyers picked out the prob- lems the student leader finds when he faces students, administrators and faculty men. To su...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Our Best Chance THE UNITED STATES has recently taken a big step toward answering the "What- Shall-we-do-about-Germany" question by making plans to permit students from that and other conquered nations to enter Amer- ican universities next fall. The Institute of International Educa- tion, in cooperation with the Army De- partment intends to finance 300 college students from Germany, Austria and Japan for one year's study in ...…
….JIX A4 ITI A-.AAa 7 jI i -,CA j Ai d1 rdi top Ile te ,' By LEON JAROFF THE MOST EFFECTIVE form of cam- paigning during Detroit's recent primary election was not the radio oratory or catchy political phrasing on the billboards, but an insidious whispering campaign against many of the candidates for mayor. Whether the whispering began spontane- ously or was planted by political agents is difficult to ascertain but, whatever the case, it was...…
…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 THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY. JUNE 29. 1949 REPORT TO THE DAILY: Alger Hiss Trial Background' . . . Adder's Fork, And Blind-Worm's Sting, Lizard's Leg, And Howlet's Wing ". etters to the Editor - Editor's Note: Staffer Roma Lipsky has been covering the hiss Trial for The Daily. The follow- ing article is her frank, background report of last week's dramatic trial climax.) By ROMA LIPSKY NEW YORK - The Hiss trial--and also t...…
…THE' MICHIGAN HAIL' PERSONALITY PORTRAIT: Busy Woman Designs Costumes for Theatre TYPEWRITERS Office and Portable Models of all makes Bought, Repaired, Rented STATIONERY &SUPPLIES G. 1. Requisitions Accepted 0. D. 1MI0RRILL 314 South State St. Black's Club in Chelsea Noted for their famous.. COUNTRY FRIED CHICKEN T-BONE STEAK DINNERS Make your reservations today for the week end. 304 SOUTH MAIN PHONE CHELSEA 2-4641 4; r .M .. ... ::.,.. r...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAQE m Assembly Board Posts Open To Junior, Senior Women WAA Leaders To Di SENIORS TheOff11iail Unive ,rsity 1111 scuss EDITOR'S NOTE: Tbis is the first of a series of articles discussing the duties of members of the Executive Board of Assembly Association. By LEE KALTENBACH Petitioning is now open for po- sitions on Assembly Association Executive Board of 1949-1950. Posts open to junior and senior women include presi...…
…TilIE MICHIGAN I XILY Blue Team Informal Dance Initiates First Frosh Weekend i Otn the oue Visitors Meet For Play Day The Diag is still the scene of the antics of vivacious freshmen wom- en, dressed as couples, cigarette girls and clowns today for the last day of campus ticket sales for the "Frosh Weekend" dances. Tickets will continue to be on sale from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the League, the Union, on the Diag and in the Engine Arch. Latepu...…
…_... _. :.. a. WE MIcII D I Independents To Join in Sponsorship of finnudlfill-Ca r. £4im, fissembly 'ToPresent fl-Hop - -Proceeds from Dance To Be Donated To University, Fresh AirCamp Fund AIM and Assembly will sponsor Also on the committee are Jo the first all-campus whirl on Wilson, Rose Poteava, Betsy Vi- Michigan's fall social calendar nieratos, Harriet Gale, Marvin when they present the A-Hop railer, Mary Jane Inman and from 9 p.m. to ...…
…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...…
… WVEDNE SDAY, JUNE 29, 1949 Foreign Languages, Culture Available in Summer Houses THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE f By MIRIAM CADY Anyone with an interest in ac- quiring fluency in languages this summer need not travel but can supplement classroom work with living arrangements at the French, German and Spanish houses. Groups living and boarding at these houses range from majors in those fields to freshmen hav- ing just begun the languages and...…
…PAGE. SIX TE AT-IC IGAUSSAALY TUESDAY. i r c. 1 Ir I t Swinton Cites Correspondent' Requirements Stresses Background In Country's Affairs "You must know the language, the politics and the people of the nation or area you are covering if you are going to gather and inter- pret the news accurately and ef- fectively," Stan Swinton, '40, said in yesterday's journalism lecture. According to the former chief of the Associated Press' Southeast A...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY_ .Debate Fi lists -7 HIGH SCHOOL DEBATERS-Climax of high school Forensics Day here will be the annual state championship debate, at 8 p.m. today in Rackham Lecture Hall, on the topic: "Resolved, That the United Nations Now Be Revised Into a Federal World Govern- ment." For the affirmative: Grand Rapids Union High, represented by David Noorthoek (upper left) and Jack Roh (lower left). For the negative: Lansing Eastern High...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1949 ._.__________________________________________________ Gilbert-Sullivn Seeks Buccaneers, Daughters )o you want to be a pirate? No previous singing or dancing )r maybe you would prefer the experience is required for parts in of a major-general's daughter. the 60-member chorus, according the University's Gilbert and to Society president Fred Shef-, livan Society is looking for pi- fler. es-30 of...…
…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...…
…SIX TIE MIChIGAN DAIIY __________________________________________ U I - New Freighter 678 Feet Long Is Launched 'U' Facultymen Get Credit for Research LORAINE, 0., - (P) - A new queen of freshwater ships --678 feet long-was launched here yes- terday. In a matter of some 10 seconds the huge ore carrier, Wilfred Sykes rode sidewise down the timbers of the launching ways into the flood- ed rdydock of the American Ship- building Co. yards. * *...…
