…PAZZ si THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRDAY, OCTJOR~ 3, 1947 U LIE TOPS GOEBBELS: Germans Claim British Are Taking Their Food , HAMBURG, Oct. 2-(JP)-Offi- cials of British Military Govern- ment admit being unable to kill what they call "the biggest Ger- man lie since Goebbels." Despite all their efforts through radio, newspapers, posters and ex- hibitions, an incredible number of German people firmly believe that food is being exported from hun-...…
…BUDGET CUTS See Page 4 Y Latest Deadline in the State 4br .AL tt CLEAR, WARMER VOL. LVII, No. 29S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, AUGUST 3, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS Dutch Debate 'Cease Fire' Order of UN, Still Fighting in Java, Sumatra By The Associated Press Fighting in the Netherlands In- dies continued Saturday while the Dutch cabinet at the Hague met i extraordinary session to consi- der Friday's cease-fire order is- sued by the United Na...…
…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TWO~ 71 w:a.va .vaa c %J %A LJ k71. V, 1.7'1 4 Daily Writer Outlines Role Of Lobbyists in Washington MADAGASCAR OPPRESSED: University Graduate Launches Crusade (Continued from Page 1) passed by a general membership meeting each year. How they operate is a wonder to behold. Each puts out some type of regular legislative report to its members. The AF of L with seven and a half million members issues a clip sheet twi...…
…SUNDAY, AUGUST 3, 1947 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wolverine Mermen Trail Ohio State Paton Gains In Eastern Net Tourney By The Associated Press SOUTH ORANGE, N.J.,Aug. 2 -Andy Paton, Michigan's No. 1 tennis player this year, advanced to the second round of the 21st annual Eastern Grass Court Championships today at the Or- ange Lawn Tennis Club, while his teammate and Michigan's No. 2 netter, Fred Otto, went down to defeat in his first-round m...…
…P~AG~E FP "T"'HE MICUlGAN DAILY -, SUNDAY, A U'OU 3 1947 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ._U. hI , a U(...UST 3. . 19.4..',. Fifty-Seventh Year ~~ Edited and managed by students of the Uni- versity of Michigan under the authority of the Hoard in Control of Student Publications Editorial Staff Managing Editors ... John Campbell, Clyde Recht Associate EdItor .................... Eunice Mintz Sports Editor ..................... Archie Parsons Business S...…
…SIN DAY, AUGUST 3, 1947 THE MICHIGAN DATY '. PAG1 SUNDAY, AUOTYST 3, 1~4i "1 gr r IIUiMAwe.r Mr r 1 ... III I M rn . ..Y..Y. Square Dances To Feature New Records, Max Weed LAST SESSION of square dancing will be presented from 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. tomorrow in the League Ballroom. Mr. Scott .Calvurn, officiating as caller, will play square dance records selected from the Ford Foundation collection. The Mon- day night sessions have been hel...…
…THE IVITCHIG. N DAILY, - SUNDAY, AUGUST 3, 1947 TH~ MICHIGAN DAILY ~UNDAYJ ATJ~TJBT S~. 1947 Music School, Will Sponsor Conferences Open Disssio l To Be Featured Three Music Education Confer- ences, sponsored by the music school, will be held this week, Prof. David Mattern, of the music school, has announced. A conference on bands and wind and percussion instruments will be held Wednesday. An open forum pertaining to problems of teaching ...…
…SLOSSON TALK See Page 2 Y Latest Deadline in the State DAi416 CONTINUED FAIR VOL. LVII, No. 78 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS Republicans Rush Income Tax Cut Bill Challenge Veto Of Old Measure By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, July 2-The Republican high command de cided today to rush through Con gerss a bill cutting perosnal in- come taxes $4,000,000,000 a year effective Jan. 1, 1948. The decision was a n...…
…" TE M'ICHA THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1947 __._ _. _ _ .... . , j Mir - Fifty-Seventh Year MATTER OF FACT: Democratic Split BILL MAULDIN DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Edited and managed by students of the Uni- ersity of Michigan undertheauthority of the iBoard in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Managing Editors ... John Campbell, Clyde Recht Associate Editor..................Eunice Mintz Sports Editor .....,............... Archie P...…
…TE MICHIGAN DAILY Major League' Standings AMERICAN LEAGUE Fel ler-Blackwell Mound Duel Unlikely Tuesda Cleveland Ace Still Hampered By Back Injury; Three Yankee Pitchers Ready . New York Boston Detroit Phila. Cleveland Washington Chicago St. Louis W L Pct, 42 26 .618 34 31 .528 34 31 .523 34 32 .515 29 29 .500 30 33 .476 32 37 .464 24 40 .375 GB 61/2 6 7 8 9/a 101/ 16 Detroit 6, Cleveland 5 New York 8, Washington 1 Philadelphia 7, Bosto...…
…Tj~ .KUIGAN j)AUN. ELF-SATISFIED: Student Nurses Enthusiastic Over Experience in Training By LIDA DAILES in after she goes through a per- Three petite student nurses, full iod of general duty nursing. enthusiasm for their chosen "The Neuropsychiatric Institute ofession, may woder why a at University Hospital has one of urtage of nurses exists in the the best arrangements for special ce of the fascination which their training," she said. linin...…
…REGULATE VIVISECTION See Page 4 L wFA6 Dull;; CLOUDY, LiGHT RAIN Latest Deadline in the State VOL. VLII, No. 148 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 3, 1947 PRICE FYVE CENTS Bell .Co. Kills Union's $11 Wage Boost Strikers' Offer Called 'Fantastic' By The Associated Press DETROIT, May 2-The Michi- gan Bell Telephone Co. today re- jected an offer of 6,000 striking plant employes to end a 26-day walkout on the basis of an overall wage incre...…
…TWO -THlE Miciii6ANTEAM' SATURDAY, MAY 3, 1941 250 TO PARTICIPATE: Foreign, American Students To Attend Seminars on Peace An estimated 250 students, 200 of them foreign students studying in American colleges, and 50 Amer- ican students, will have the oppor- tunity to study and discuss the problems of the world peace in seven seminars in various parts of the country this summer. U.S. To Assist Pan-A merican O raduateS tudy.. A limited num...…
…SaA'URDAY, MAY 3, 1947 THE MICHIGAN DAILY wooll wig I a 11 Three 'M' Teams Wise, Rankin to Oppose D. Iowa Nine in Twin Bill In1 LO To See Action at Ferry Field Old Man Weather spread a bit of the dew about Ferry Field yes- terday morning and then kept enough dark clouds in the sky the rest of the day to cause in- clusion of yesterday's Iowa-Mich- igan baseball game in a double- header today starting at 1:30. Both coaches have indicated...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, IWAT , f i -_ SATUIUJAY. ~AY 3. 1947 Regulate Vivisection ANTI-VIVISECTIONISTS have for years complained about the use of animals in scientific experimentation, and certain sec- tions of the American press have printed spectacular pictures to shock and revolt their readers. To eliminate such criticism and to put animal experimentation on a well-regulated and a humane basis, state legislation is now under cons...…
… SATURDAY, MAY 3, 1.947 THE MICHIGAN DAILY WAE SATURI)AY, MAY 3, ~947 PAGE 1 Instllction Program To Be Held Monday Michigan Maize Broadcast To Be Given at I p.m. Today 'League Posts Will Be Told At Annual Event in Rackham Olympic Bal To Feature I Magazine Editor Is Guest Speaker Installation Night, an annual program to install new League of- ficers, will be held at 7:30 p.m. Monday in Rackham Lecture Hall. Miss Betty Brown, Colle...…
…Tilt MICHflTGA'S 1iXItZY .4 ---- SATr"AT.I IVTA t. INI - . BANQUET TODAY: Lutheran Student Group Will Observe 30th Anna.er Fly__z The Luthe<j rn. ;iu dnt Associ . a continuous histoly f('PtAi tiol will obserIve 0.t, Aotli aiiriver_ time. From 1921 to 1945 it was sary today with a banquet to be onducted jointly by Trinity and held at 6 p.m. at Zion Lutheran lion Lutheran Churches with the Parish Hall. meetings held in Zion PariLh fHall. Work...…
… FREEDOM AT WAYNE See Page 4 4bp 4br .A4t t 4 r ~uiI4 FAIR, NWA Y iR Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVI, No. 130 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1947 t _no PRICE FIVE CENTS .. Authority of UN To Aid Greece OK'd Move Approved By scate (o,p -By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, April 2 -- The Senate Foreign Relations Com- mittee was reported to have ' agreed today on the principle of giving the United Nations author- ity to halt...…
…TWO TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1947 OVERNMENT AIDS: Faculty Members Contribute Technical KnowledgeTo City (Continued from Page 1) 1 _ _ IDAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Angell and Dr. Hutchins discour- aged such activity, feeling that it took too much time away from academic duties. President Alexander G. Ruth- ven, however, has said that "we expect our faculty to accept their responsibilities as citizens." If they can find the time...…
…-UT 5D ,, I, APRIL ' , lq47 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACE, Tno.rUr- Wolverine Vi ne[ Jo Il WarILan I n p ene Six Wolverines Entered In A A UChampionshi ps jany, Freiich Ace; Ollson, Swedish TFit"ist To F1'ace U.S. Stars in Pre-Olympic Show By MURRAY GRANT Wolverine swimmers will again invade the Ohio State NatatcAmt as decided underdogs when Coach Matt Mann and his six represent- atives compete in the National AAU championships timor...…
… 9"'TWMICHMAN "A.11',V yr m*i ,, n , 1.TT1i. 1 M1Le1.71 t11-!.}I flA1IIV1 --L .L A JT A _-__7kJ~ .P1~L THURSDAY APRIL 3, 1J 17 r Freedom at WaynuY yESTERDAY members of the party which dominates the Senate of the Michigan Legislature voed in secret caucus to deny state financial aid to Wayne University until that university bans its American Youth for Democracy chapter. This move is a clear cut attempt to infringe on the academic freedom ...…
….' APRIL~ 3, 1917 THE MICHIGAN DAILY League Positions & Open to Juniors Petitions Due Noon Saturday, April New Officers Will Be Installed May 19 5 Petitions for junior positions in League activities for next year are due at noon Saturday, April 19, and present first or second semes- ter sophomores are eligible to pe- tition. The junior positions on the League Council which are open are: Three members of the Ju- diciary Council; two mem...…
…YTHtt' MICHIGAN DAILY tiW1-1 f AY, AU h3 4~ _ .__._. . e-- _- Alf MORIAL LIBRARY: Prof. Jseaph Hayd tiN e- ICd Life; To Pbli;11.1i'*u& ciiairuun of til, ii ivci:.itty pi ical science 1depair tmIentlt for Whi 2 thec proporsEed memriial library at. the U~iverstity of the PiIII] Ai.es us nlamed, de voted o iver 2i (4) I research and 1 t;;-tlli>i idy r ,I Philippine life ant hi, tory. It was largely bcauseti of Pref Hayden's great interest in ...…
… ECONOMIC SITUATION See Page 2 Alit I ai1~ CLOUDY, WARMER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVII, No. GO ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DEC. 3, 1946 PRICE FIVE CENTS Downfall of Vet Iflstitt< Is Predieted 125 Operating In Michigan N( Veterans institutes which 1 mushroomcd all over the s during the pas ygea.r, won' Director of the University's rafCoperatinwithhigad- tinal Instituts preicntd toeray. Intiuts He dicsed, thatmor, than vinsti...…
…Two VUHE MICHIGAN IAILY4 rl TUESDAY; DECEMBER 3, 1949 Economic Situation ALTHOUGH we are inclined to think of the current economic situation in this country as an inflation, it has been observed by columnist Samuel Grafton that it lacks many of the earmarks of one. In a real inflationary period, prices spiral upward without a sign of reduction anywhere along the line. However, he points out several instances in the present situation of dr...…
… r TIE MICHI AN DAILY -' 'PAGE i_ ?AGE Frat Teams Enter Finals Sigma Chi, Sigma Phi Capture Semis By virtue of their semi-final victories last night, Sigma Chi and Sigma Phi will battle for the Intramural Fraternity Swim- ming title next Monday night in the I-M pool. Sigma Chi submerged Chi Psi, 39-22, as Chuck Higgins and Russ Speirn paced the winning team. Entered in three events, Speirn copped first place in the 50 yard freestyle and th...…
…THE MICIIGAN DAILY V TUESD~AY, 1wM!BE1, 1940 - _ -.-- VISORY SERVICE: Counselors' Office Ready For Invasion of Students EDTOR'S NOTE: This is the sec- nd Ini a series of two articles deal- , g with thie work of the Office of1 Academic Counselors. By NATALIE BAGROW It was a slack day in the Office >f Academic Counselors yesterday, compared, that is, to the traffic expected next week. Fifty-five freshmen and soph- 6mores came in yesterday f...…
… RIGHT TO EXPRESSION See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State ~~Iait RAIN, COLDER VOL. LVII, No. 36 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1946 PRICE FIVE CENTS mmmmmmmmm Wolverines Plow Under Go hers, 21-0 Michigan Retains - V Wallace Hits U.S. Foreign Policy Again 'Still a Democrat,' He States at Rally By The Associated Press DETROIT, Nov. 2-Henry A. Wal- lace told a Democratic rally today that he stands "exactly" where h...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN IjATTY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1946 U Nurse School Discontinues Capping Rite Full Uniform Will Be Given at Start of Work The capping ceremony, one of the nursing school's oldest traditions, has been discontinued this year. This was done in conjunction with other changes designed to improve the school's program. The capping ceremony has been symbolic of the student's complete acceptance after a period of trial. It was hel...…
… 3, 1946 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE 3, 1946 PAGE THREE Men's Riding Club Will Add New Members Competition Planned With 'Crop and Saddle' "Boots and Spurs," the men's rid- ing club, which was reestablished on campus recently, is accepting new members, according to Eugene White, president of the club., Men who are interested in joining should report at 7:15 p.m. tomorrow in front of the Union, where a sta- tion wagon will provide transpo...…
…THE MICIIGAN H ILY SUNDAY, NOVMBE 3, 1649~ I.I Right To Expression DR. RUTHVEN WAS strongly criticized this The absurdity of Mr. Welsh' week in a Detroit newspaper on two tle analysis. counts: (1) for so-called "propagandizing" activ- ities,ad()fr igthUnesiyamn It is perfectly all right with ities and (2) for using the University alumni large cities in the state expen rolls to mail a circular letter condemning Pr'o- time, money and effort...…
… -194V .~ TITS..- It 1 :A 1' - . IL ' -W Dance Will Feature Ted Weems' Music Tickets To Be Sold Tomorrow, Tuesday; 'Time Out' Proceeds To Go to Camp Fund Highlighting the program for "Time Out", the first all-campus semi-formal dance of the year, to be presented from 8:30 p. m. to mid- night Saturday in the Intramural Building, will be the music of Ted Weems and his orchestra. Tickets will continue to be on sale from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1946 SUNDA, NOVMBER _194 r Illinois.....7 Iowa ......0 Army ...... 19 W. Virginia 0 Princeton.. 17 Penn......14 Purdue . ...20 Wisconsin . 24 Indiana ... 20 Ohio State 39 Cornell... .12 Pittsburgh .6 N-Western 27 Columbia 0 . .0 Wolverines Advance to Second Place in Big Nine Mann Scores Final Touchdown on 37-Yard Heave From Derricotte Elmer Madar Spearheads Michigan Defensive Play; Wolv...…
… / SUNDAY, NOVE1WBER 3, 1946 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN _ _ . Army, Notre Dame Roll On As Penn, Northwestern Fall ay Buckeyes Upset 'Cats Cadets Sharpen Claws On Tough Mountaineers Old Man Upset Has A Field D By The Associated Press* WEST POINT, N. Y., Nov. 2 - (P) -The Army football team made it No. 25 today. Not a dazzling, scin- tillating 25th straight victory, but the 19 to 0 triumph over West Vir- ginia was convincing en...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1946 A FACULTY FOR KNOWING: Search for Parking Space Alters Career By PAUL HARSHA and HARRY LEVINE, EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the fifth in a weekly series dealing with faculty . personalties. T. Hawley Tapping, editor of the Michigan Alumnus and General Sec- retary of the Alumni Association, started out as a lawyer and ended up a newspaperman only because he couldn't find a parking space. It...…
…I CONSERVATIVES' DREAM WORLD See rage 4 aims Latest Deadline in the State 4 ailil FAIR, WARMER VOL. LVI, No. 9 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSiDAY, OCTOBER 3 PRICE FIVE CENTS Patterson Reveals Six Month Basi~c Training Projec Legion Commander Reprimanded By Gen. Bradley for VA Criccism By The Associated Press SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2-Secretary of War Robert Patterson disclosed before the American Legion today a new universal military training ...…
…I PAGE TWO THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1946 - THFE MICHIGAN DAITLV Vaughn To Interpret Grad Record Examination Results DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Almost 1,100 students who took the Graduate Record Examinations last spring will be able to obtain in- dividual profiles and an interpreta- tion of them during this week. Dr. Kenneth Vaughn, director of all measurement projects of Car- negie Foundation and author of the Graduate Record Examinations wil...…
…THtRS DA-Y, OCTOBERL 3,1946 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TM __.. _ __y_ Hawkeyes Loom Dangerous After Impressive Victories c Surprising Iowa Boasts Flashy Back in Tunnell Hoerner, Sullivan, Smith Also Provide Power Punch for Strong Anderson Eleven By DES HOWARTH Just two short weeks ago the Iowa game was regarded as probably tlh softest touch on a none too soft Wolverine grid schedule. Now, however, the Hawkeyes are regarded with more r...…
…+jGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1944 _1I _rn 4r A3i4ipm i jj Fifty-Seventh Year PD RATHER RE RIGHT: Conservative ' Dream World 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 Directo Clayton Dickey ............................ City ...…
…THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1946 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAG~E FIVE Panhellenic Association Issues Plans for Old, New Members Petitions for Tea Co-chairman Due Panhellenic petitions for a co- chairman of the Faculty Teas, to be held once a month, are due Monday in the Undergraduate Office of the League. Any Panhel member who is eligi- ble may apply for the position. Pe- tition forms may be secured in the Social Director's Office in the League, and...…
…PAXor STX TIIE MEICHIAN DAILY THTT1 SD ikY, OCTOBER 3, 1946 PAGE SJ~ ThITUSDAY, OCTOBEIL 3, 1~4O YPSI, HERE WE COME: Library Shows Universitania Of Cows, Campus, Classes By ROBERT BALL In the year 2046, University build- ings will extend halfway to Ypsi, but the activities of the students, unless cancelled by radioactivity, will be much the same as they are now. MYDA To Hold First Meeting Of Fall Term Michigan Youth for Democratic Actio...…
…CONTROVERSIAL REPORTER Swit~t ~ See Page 2 VOL. LVI, No. 23S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 3, 1946 woommoommoo Walter Appointed New Dean of Students -- r 79th Congress Is Adjourned Early Term Finished in Midsummer For First Time in Eight Years By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Aug. 2-The 79th Congress, which wrestled with vast issues of war and reconversion, passed into history tonight. The Senate adjourned at 7:27 p.m.,...…
…YTHE MICHIGAN DAILY FD RATHER EI} RIGHT: Fifty- an eatt Fifty..Sixth Year That Sinking Feeling DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Edited and managed by students of Michigan under the authority of the of Student Publications. the University of Board in control Editorial Staff ' Managing Editors .. Paul Harsha, Milton Freudenheim ASSOCIATE EDITORS City News ........................ Clyde Recht University4...........................Natalie Bagrow Spo...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Barclay, Rog Kessler Start State Golf Play Special To The Daily PORT HURON, Aug. 2-Wolverine golf coach Bill Barclay carded a 74 first round score here today to lead the Ann Arbor delegation in the first: day of the Michigan Open Golf Championships at Black River Coun- try Club. Roger Kessler, one of Barclay's mainstays on last season's M'ichigan squad, was just behind with a 75. Kessler is fresh from a victory in the Detro...…
…THE MICHIG1N DAILY I I 'YOUR DISTANCE: Atomic Explosion Study Group Releases Report By The Associated Press -WASHINGTON, Aug. 2-President Truman's atomic bomb evaluators said today that a combination of the Bikini underwater explosion with the overhead burst first tested might "effectively dispose of a fleet for many months." "We are convinced," the Evaluation Commission added in a report on the offensive results of the second, under- A .L...…
…I Sw uyrn bt WA 4 VOL. LVI, No. 2S FACULTY COMMENTS: Truman's OPA Stand Is Debated ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 1946 PRICE FIVE Doubled Cost of Living b July 2 Predicted byStabilization Directo o Opposed Bromage -Wi I t would have been "wiser" for sident Truman to take "part of loaf" and continue the OPA law amended rather than run the risk the present crisis, Prof. Arthur Bromage, of the political science )artment, ...…
…CH AN DAILY raping Holes Appear n Michigan Price Line' Heavier Inroads on Consumer Pockets Seen As Result of OPA Upheaval Farm U00C I Confusion, Prices. By The Associated Press Michigan attempted to hold fast against a steady upward surge in prices Tuesday. but gaping holes be- gan to appear in the battle lines. Livestock- prices showed a tenden- cy to rise higher than packers had anticipated, and this, with smaller Instead of increas...…
…6 McKenley Shatters ld's 300 Yard Mark' h ! a1F11 - ,. 1 t F DAILY Coach Praises Barclay, Courtright For Play in Collegiate Golf Tourney r ov wi Lennart Strand Runs Season's Fastest Mile; Quinn Defeats MacMitchell for Second Place By The Associated Press NEW YORK, July 2-A few min- utes after Herb McKenley of the University of Illinois had bettered the world record for 300 yards, Len- nart Strand of Sweden ended his present U.S. campa...…
… BILL MAULDIN . .. . . _ .. .. ._. _ _k 1i _ . ... r r K d FI p ; 1 ' e I l it gp stil. N 7.2 1 Cop, I19<d by United Fatw S,n4ce,c, de.. Pm.. Rog:U. 5 . 1 .OR ,-All gnl,.~~,,.: "Of course he's objective. He's never been there." ( ControJerbial 2e orter Il DURING the last two days doubt- less many of us have been skulk- ing up and down the rear stairs of our apartment houses to avoid meeting the landlord. A friend of mine left the city...…
…SPEECH CLINIC: Research Project on Visible Speech To Be Conducted Here nonite Customs, To Be Portrayed Mennonite habits and customs will be transplanted to the stage of the Lydia Mendelssohn theatre with the opening show of the summer ses- sion, "Papa Is All." Prop girls and designers are hard at work this week laying the setting and background for this production. Among the authentic props to be found adding color to Mamma's kit- chen are a...…
