… ALL OR NOTHING See Page 4 Y L Latest Deadline in the State ~4Aii4 FAIR COLDER VOL. LVII, No. 33 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSAY, OCTOBER 31, 194 PRICE FIVE CENTS Ford Local Will File Strike Notice Chrysler Officials Conferring with UAW-CIO on Proposed Wage Boost By Th'Ie Associated Pres DETROIT, Oct. 30-(/P))-Ford local 600, representing 70,000 CIO United Auto Workers at the Ford Rouge plant, announced late Wednesday that it would file a ...…
…COLLEGE ROUND-UP See Page 2 Li dlwA6 :4aitM1 4 AND COOLER VOL. LVI, No. 102. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 31, 1946 PRICE FIVE CENTS Constitution Adopted By Vet Conference Michigan Student Veterans Conference Sets 'Full United Effort' as Purpose A constitution was drafted and ap_ 4>- proved for the Michigan Students Veterans Conference when 46 repre- sentatives from 15 1viv'igan colleges met here yesterday for the third con- feren...…
…RADAR TO MOON CONTROVERSY See Page 4 Y 41,*6 4Lwr 2b=2mvN2m9lmwlwb A& -A juattiq SNOW MUCH COLDER VOL. LVI, No. 65 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 31, 1946 PRICE FIVE CENTS Students ToApply For J-Hop Tickets JAG School Closes As Graduation Exercises Are Held for 91 Officers In Union Today A I Ticket applications for J-Hop, f chestra, may be filled out from 8 a.m the Travel Desk of the Union. Identification cards must b...…
…CYCLIST MENACE See Page 4 pg gIWA6 VOL. LVI, No. 20S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 31, 1946 Peace Treaty Would Strip Axis Satellites * * * * * Contractor's Check Was Giftw-Coffee Committee Hears Voluntary Report By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, July 30 - Rep. Coffee (Dem., Wash.) insisted under oath today that a $2,500 check from a defense contractor was a "cam- paign contribution." He added, in response to questions, t...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1946 Heifers for Eurpe' Relief Drive Planned Campus Groups Will Cooperate in Project The Famine Relief Committee made plans yesterday for a campus- wide "Heifers for Europe" drive which will begin next month. In explaining the need for student support of the "Heifers for Europe" program, Chairman Seymour Gold- stein pointed out that the discon- tinuance of UNNRA at the end of the year will...…
…PAGE TWO, THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. MARCH 31. 1946 Spring's Arrival at Indiana Welcomed by Aromatic Daily The March 21 edition of the Indi- ana Daily Student reached subscrib- ers smelling fragrantly of Mais Oui, Matchabelli, and any other aromas available. The "Essence of Spring" was concocted by the editor, and sprayed on the papers as they rolled off the presses. Students and faculty members at the University of Kansas, armed with kn...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAiLY THURSDAY, JANUARY 31, 1946 Fifty-Sixth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Phil Murray Refutes Himself LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Student Government Functions .6 Edited and managed by students of Michigan under the authority of the of student Publications. Editorial Staff the 'University of Board of Control Ray Dixon . . . . . . . . . . Managing Editor Betty Roth . . . . . . . . . . EditorialfDirector Robert Gold...…
… senate Fasses Social Security Tax Freeze' Knutson Blocks Efforts For Joint Conference WASHINGTON; July 30--OP)-The Senate approved a Social Security Tax "freeze" today after adopting an amendment providing a sliding scale of Federal grants for needy aged, the needy blind, and for dependent children. The measure provides that throughout 1947 the, Social Security payroll tax shall remain at the pre- sent rate of one per cent each on employes an...…
… THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1946 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'PAGE TH~iE Rally To Spur Michigan Against Gophers Today 'M' Club Urges Students To Meet on Union Steps By ARCHIE PARSONS Michigan's chances to blast the Gophers of Minnesota back into their holes Saturday will jump 100% to- morrow-if the students of this cam- pus .turn out en masse to the special pep rally called by the "M" Club for 4:45 today in front of the Michigan Union. Bill Courtri...…
…SUNDAY, MARCH 31, 1946 THE MICHIGAN DAILY OSUins NCAASwim cge;ai Is Se d Crisler Opens Spring Football Quinn Defeats PAire s s9rchsell Practice Sessions Tomorrow _ I , I9 d ' .YS ile iuoniuca Wins MONTREAL, March 30 --U- Maurice Rocke) Richard, flashy forward Of ti chainpion Mon- treal Canadiens, scored in the ii st sudden death overtim period tonight to lead the ying French- men 0t a 4-3 viet!ory over the Erston Bruins in the first gam...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THRE Wolverine Hockey Squad To Entrain for Minnesota Today Triangular Meet Brings Purdue Here Saturday Freshmen will be the dominant fac- for on the Purdue track team that Coach Homer Allen will send into the three way meet between Michigan, Ohio State and Purdue Saturday night in the Yost Field House. The Boilermakers have only four lettermen back from last season's team. The veterans are headed by Dick Kilpatri...…
…. IKE TWO By DICK KRAUS Daily Sports Staff 'lo Ik I- BEFORE ,THIS season got under way, those pronosticators who didn't save the National League cel- lar slot for the Phillies out of sheer force of habit reserved it for a team without enough punch to worry a port sider with an amputated left arm, the Cincinnati Reds. Now as the mid-way mark is be- hind the teams, we find those sur- prising, but still punch-less Reds grimly holding a spot i...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER ;'1, 1916 . .. ........1 I.r ./ BILL MAULDIN ALL or NOTHING MUSIC Copr. 1446 by' Unted Feature Syndicate, Inc. Trn Re. U S.Pat, Off.-Al rghts reserved VYASCHLEFF MOLOTOV'S address yesterday was without any question the most impor- tant and pregnant speech ever given before the United Nations, one which should put a damper upon the myth creators of Soviet Ex- pansionism. After a length...…
…PAGE FOUR T iE MICHIGAN DAILY I'D RATHER BE RIGHT: UNO Must Bend, Not Break By SAMUEL GRAFTON MOST'of the full-dress editorial articles on the UNO crisis are depressing. We are not at the stage at which any commentator, however gifted, can do a full-fledged, formal treatment of UNO, complete with collar, tie and sock-suspenders. At best we can hope for small glints and glimmers of light, little flashes and indications, and to find these i...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY' THITMRDflAY. JANUTARY . 1 BR Dow, Crane Differ on SocialSignificance of Radar to .Moon Dow Denies Impossibility of Visiting Moon in 50 Years Feteh Enolfor lCotifere,iee m (iatte Mt IaiI~a l-(hd Vatii )- Radr -to lMooni Is scliiiifi Earvard, where methods of 'radar amming were perfected. "Too many things can happen which would materially alter pres- ent speculations about scientific studies of the moon," he said. "It ...…
…A TI IER BE RIGHT: Fifty-Sixth Year Isolationism-Dead+or Alive? BILL MAULDIN 4, t C. 31 , -_ yy 4 Edited and managed by students of the University of dichigan under the authority of the Board in Control ) Student Publications. Editorial Stafff danaging Editors .. Paul Harsha, Milton Freudenheim ASSOCIATE EDITORS ity News .................................... Clyde Recht rniversity.......................Natalie Bagrow ports ...............…
… THIURSDAY, rOCTOJDER 31, M94 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FADE FIVE U PAGE F1VK Tickets for Semi-Formal Ball May Be Purchased at 'U' Hall The first semi-formal dance of the year, "Time Out," will be a bene- fit affair, to be held from 8:30 p.m. to midnight Saturday, November 9, in the Intramural Building, featur- ing the music of Ted Weems and his orchestra. Tickets for the event, which is open to all students on campus, will continue to be sold ...…
…DIME MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FI Chinese Writer Interprets U.S. From University Experiences Former Professo r's Handbook Introduces Foreign Students to Americani Customs By GAY IARSEN Reflections on his years of studying at the University provided Dr. Ching- Kun Yang with enough observations of what makes Americans tick that he could write "Meet the U.S.A.," a handbook to introduce foreign stu- dents to America. As a graduate student, having car...…
….THE MI.CIIIGAN -DAIL Many Graduate Students Take Record Exams (Continued from Page 1) for the specific questions which would invalidate the test results. The four hour session which will be- gin at 5:45 p.m., today will cover the social studies, literature, physical science and the effectiveness of ex- pression. These will conclude the Tests of General Education. These first eight hours of exam- inations are of he same nature as the USAFI Ge...…
… -THE MICHIGAN DAIt 'PAGE SIX TH2UUSDAY, OCTOBEI~ Si, 1940 Plans Made For City-Wide FEPC Drive Antonevsky Chosen Committee President The campus-wide petition cam- paign for state FEPC legislation will be enlarged to cover all Ann Arbor, it was decided at a meeting of the FEPC Coordinating Committee last night which elected George Anto- nevsky of AVG, president. Plans were made to circulate both literature and petitions among the registered...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, :MARCH 31, 1946 PAGE SIX SUNDAY, MARUR SI, 1948 FormCl Rushing Ends Os 815 Coed Pledging To Take Place At 3 O'clock 686 Eligible Women Attended Rushing Activities Sponsored By 18 Campus Sororities (Continued from Page 1) Smith, Mary Thomson, and Annette Wluest. Alpha Epsilon Phi: Shirley August Lois Bendes, Peggy Berris, Virginia Brown, Harriett Friedman, Irma Lou Galansky, Lois Garnitz, Vivian Gold...…
…Record Volume of Goods Expected in Six Months WASHINGTON, July 30 - (P) - A "record volume" of goods may flow to consumers in the next six months, Civilian Production Administrator John D. Small forecast tonight on the strength of rapid recovery in steel and coal. Factory output hit a new postwar peak in June, Small revealed in his quarterly report. It toppled pre-war ,monthly records in washing ma- chines, vacuum cleaners, gas ranges, electr...…
…SUNDAY, MARCH 31, 1946 THEIt(IllA DAILY PACE SEVN . n.....:. y..a a. .p" a a 1 . as ra a a., .a ! P :I IIL' rlyjr,11 K Petitions for Assembly Board Posts Will Begin Tomorrow League To live Coed n d Red Undergraduates To u Total From Cross Collects Of $2,312 Residences Positions Are Open For Qualifying Coeds Petitioning for Assembly Board for 1946-47 will begin tomorrow, and will last until noon Saturday, April 6. All petitions are to...…
…T 11 E 1 IAClHIIGA N DAILY SUNDAY, MARCh 31, 1946 .................. Highlights On Campus Discussion on Mystic . . Msgr. Henry J. Kaufmann, chap- lain of St. Mary's Hospital, Detroit, will discuss the Bavarian mystic, Theresa Neuman, at 7:30 p.m. today in St. Mary's Student Chapel. Msgr. Kaufmann has known the Neuman family for over 20 years. Miss Neuman is marked with the stigmata. Although the Catholic Church has taken no action regard- ...…
