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… RIGHTS AND LAWS See Page 4 WI a1i4 LIGHT RAIN' Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LUX, No. 75 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN TUESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS I WAHNTN(P-h 1tCongress Opens. ...........g.....-. tdry for the Truman Administration-a vote which smashed the power of the House Rues committ e to bloc te Truma tDe eal. *4. :~.: . .. ... ~. resolution curbing the authority of this "traffic cop" committee, ..., which historically ...…

…~TlE ~I*A-f DATLY = T ,t A 72 37A77A n. 774, 1Z , _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ ___ I~ - - -.--.-....--...................-. _ __. ..-.. td LADY WITH A VIOLIN: Ginette Neveu To Appear In Choral Union Concert The youthful French violinist, Ginette Neveu, will present the seventh concert in the regular Choral Union series at 8:30 p.m. :3aturday in Hill Auditorium. Miss N v 1 Lawyers Get Scholarships Awards Totalling $2,900 Are G...…

…TUESDAY, JANUARtY 4, 1949 / £ ... _ -, I I -ILY IIIL MIGHTGAIN DA .. IrTURE Cagers Chalk pe4-Icorin est, Natators Shine 'M' Paced by Harrison, Suprunowicz, McCas tin Pucksters Win Seven in West' Swimmers Display Top Form in East-West Meet v'__________________________ Quintet Whips Colorado A & M, Toledo, Colorado U.; Drops One Santa Clara, to Stanford Michigan's defending Big Nine basketball squad rounded out its pre-conference g...…

…THIT" .LVIL AL -LA ,1; -_-.,,'-,--,,-- -_-.._ ._.. '- ,..e-e rr-arc- ++ Rigl and Laws "T'S NOT AS BAD as it was a few years ago. A little more money has come into the south and people have other things to do besides worry about the Negro." "One of these days those people in Wash- ington will learn that we are running this part of the country and will mind their own business." Two railroad ciployes urged into a discussion of discriminatio...…

… Tryouts for JGP Start Tomorrow Try Girls' and morn Leagu The followy p.m. t to 10 Friday All for JC for th gradu Each will b tion. TRI three. singin parts tioned Coeds dition Faulk Mi of au Mars tryou Women Must Sign Up Before Auditioning; Schedules Posted in UndergraduateOffice (outs for the 1948-49 Junior parts will be given by Kather= Play will begin tomorrow ine Mills and Louise Steele. continue through Saturday Virginia Campbell, chai...…

… MAICHIGAN TUESDAY. 7ANIUNRT 4. 191 . Tx w .MTs e f lWavA -Na vtbaT. V.-. .....T+ y flv;AmV I yar JTA VA a JU 4 zI-t IA 11 A I II; ,. . s 7OLULEGE ROUNDUP: Wildcats Go Wild Over New Years' Day Victory By CRAIG WILSON The Wildcats of Northwestern trounced the Golden Bears of Cali- ornia 20-14, on New Years' Day, climaxing more than five weeks of frenzied joy on both campuses. THE DAILY Northwestern announced the glorious news of being ch...…

…U' RECONVERSION ROUNDUP See Page LwpA6 a it...wmmjl FOGGY AND MILD LIGHT DRIZZLE VOL. LVI, No. 42 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 1946 PRICE FIVE CENTS REPORT TO THE NA TION: Truman Asks Public To Demand Action Western Electric Strike Presages. Telephone Tie-Up UAW Pickets Block Entry to GM Plant; Stamford Workers In Demonstration By The Associated Press NEW YORK, Jan. 3-Western Electric Company employes in 21 met- rop...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 1946 Civilian Butter Supply Cut; East To Be Hardest Hit HISTORICAL .RECORD: Faculty Members To Receive War Service Questionnaires early in the war when heavy military buying depleted supplies. This prospect was indicated by an Agriculture Department announce- ment today that 30,000,000 pounds less have been allotted civilians for the January-March period than was allocated them for the October-De- ce...…

…THE MICHIGAN -DAILY PAG Swimmers p s- e Great Lakes Here Tonight Wolverines Expect Stiff Battle Against Star-Studded Sailors Cagers, Hockey Team r. ,. Fries, With Weinberg, Kivi, Tittle, Barnes Clash Visitors' Aces in Free-Style Sprints By CLARK BAKER Michigan's swimming team will launch its 1946 campaign against the star-studded Great Lakes tankers at 8 p.m. today in the Sports Building pool. Both squads saw action in Decembe...…

…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 1946 FitSxtriega r Fifty-Sixth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Red-Tape Trips Meat Packers LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Students Thanked, Java Rule Condeiined Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board of Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Ray Dixon . . Robert Goldman Betty Roth .. Margaret Farmer Arthur J. Kraft Bill Mullendore Mary ...…

…FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 1946 T:HE MICHIGAN .. DAILY WAGE FIVE fnnual Panhellenic Recognition Night Will Be Held M( onday Mrs. T. H. Adams To Be Guest Speaker Flags Bearing Sorority Colors Will Decorate Rackham Aisles, Platform With the theme 'United Panhel- lenic Conference', the Panhellenic Association will hold its annual Rec- ognition Night at 7:30 p.m. Monday in the Amphitheatre of the Rackham Building. "We have chosen this theme be- c...…

…PAGE SIX THlE MICHIGAN DI7ALY rp,.-,DA.V; JANTIAPT 47 1 )-I I. RSX U~AJNA1Y4 $4 PICTURE RE IOW OF 'ISM mm AMPOW YEAR UF , s ; f EWS BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS C E R M A N S U R R E N D E R S C E N E--Nazi and Allied.officers gather around a table in a .map-lined conference room at Reims, France, May 7 when the Germans were forced to accept the W 0 R I D - S H A K I N G B L A S T-An automatic cam- complete surrender terms which end...…

…12 £i rn i ait WEATHER Partly Cloudy and C'Dd , aw au £i*JLAC.es VOL. LV, No. 49 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JAN. 4, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS 79th Congress in Session, Warned war Isn't Over Barkley Keynotes Opening Session; Senate, House Induct New Members' By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Jan. 3-The 79th Congress, which many had termed the Congress that would make the peace, convened today amid warnings the war "isn't over by a long ...…

…riIF MICH It'ANI-)AIMV li TfflRkSfAY JAN. 4. 1949 A AA. 11.A. 1 \,., 1t A V' 1# IN Lr 1% ./. 1< 1." " AAAL A.a VAJSR 1.! Vi'l1Is Ap WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: ;; 1 Secret Talk on Italian Problem I The Pendulum By DREW PEARSONl WASHINGTON. Jan. 4-Secret talks have been taking place for the past two weeks between the State Department and British cabinet mini- ster Richard Law on the problem of feeding Italy. Very little has leaked o...…

…T14E AIICH-I-GAN DAILY PAGE TFIREE THE MTCfI~IGAN DATIN PAGE TTIJ~.EE Nil Cagers To Meet Illinois, Ini .na By DAVE LOEWENBERG Associate Sports Editor ;P: Hockey Team To Play Coach Heyliger Names Four Veterans to Starting Lineup a Vickers Six Both Fives .--I'mprovedI { I t t i f HO WAS SO BOLD as to predict that afternoon games in the Major Leagues would become a novel attraction? That is exactly what has happened, thanks to t...…

…11,11, , I(H N DAii.N '11Y1_ Y , 4-Y. Aw. 4; ..+r.rG+r. w . .. ... :. ..._. ..F.r. s..._..r...a . r rx . .. ".. rs a. i r y. Th u. ..t_.at J.tW, ., Th4. SNOWDRIFTS MAROON AUTOMOBILES-Sub-zero weather, bitter winds and high snow drifts gripped Cleveland, O., as a cold wave marooned hundreds of automobiles in driveways. This is a scene of - stranded, frozen vehicles in University Heights, Cleveland suburb. Formosa, Okinawa Blasted by U.S. C...…

…1 it -AL k . Itt Weather Colder VOL. LIV No. 44 ANN ARBOR, iIWHOIGAN, TUESDAY, JAN. 4, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Soviet Tank Columns Sweep into Poland 4 1,000 Ton RAF Blow Rips Berlin P R Hitler's Chancellory Made a Shambles Swedish Sources Say By The Associated Press LONDON, Jan. 3.-Berlin was rip- ped and seared by another 1,000 tons of explosives and incendiaries early today in a second successive assault by RAF bombers spilling d...…

…PAGE TWO IJIE lift-AlIt".'AN liAllY TITRADAV, IIAN A 14644 ...a a LI I A. l a:JAN1 1 4 YvV -~ . IA Ii4 A A. L~,1~L~4A~ ,1,).~ . I, ~ * wLy 3iilgrn tI4zt~ Fifty-Foiyth Year . ...... ,_ .. , . . .n... ,. fi. ......,.. a 1 RIN ANT) BEAP IT UV Lichty The WASHINCflrlN *I 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 Mo...…

… TUESJDAY, JAN. 4, 1944 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE 11 In __ _ _'-~- -~ Broncos fhi p Ilvein es; Wildeats Play Here Saturday Cagers Suffer 57-50 Defeat In Overtime King, Strack, Leddy Spar in G ae; C oac Praises Team's Work By BILL MULLENDORE The Michigan basketball team suf- fered its second straight defeat at the hands of the Broncos of Western Michigan in a thrilling overtime con- test last Saturday evening in West- ern's gym by...…

…PAGE FOrn - - - - - --- -, - : --- 7z - - - - - - A-i i C fit 4, ,,v 1 i4 A I f. ' ', he ;t. _________ . - - -. a t .is.Fa12., i. vi.- "a-s.cRl, -1 A-7 Y_ aYYJ I W LB Begins To Air Crucial CIO=GM Battle Red Cross Worker Uses Out-Rigger Canoe in Fi ji Islands Relations in Future DETROIT, Jan. 3.-(P)-A three- man panel of the War Labor Board began hearing here today a labor dispute whose settlement may well blueprint the pattern of man...…

… Weather Cloudy and colder. I Sit igrn :4Iai ti I Editorial De Seth of A Newspaperman .. _ I VOL. L, No. 71 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JAN. 4, 1940 PRIC FIVE CENTS Inaugural Session Will Open Winter Parley I Groups Plan To Discuss Social And Economic ProblemsOf World Ruthven Message SupportsMeeting A younger brother to the Spring Parley will be christened tomorrow when the inaugural meeting of the Winter Parley is held at ...…

…. _T HE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JAN.4, 1940 Three National Academic Groups Hold Conferences In Ann Arbor - a 1v. 1 U Chemical, Archeologicalz :.., Conduct Studies - Dur ity's Police Relax Beer Law To PermitJoyous Sub-microscopic particles today play an important role in the advances New Year Celebration of modern industrial chemistry, ac- cording to research chemists attend- (Continued from Page 1) ing the two-day symposium of the Americ...…

…wEiR DAY, AX. 4, 1040 THE MiCHIGAN flIL PAG~ TIrn Student Group Ends Session At .Minneapolis Actions Affecting Campus Government Are Studied By National Federation (Special to The Daily) MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 3. - With New Year's resolutions drafted and ratified, 200 student delegates Sun- day concluded the 15th annual con- gress of the National Student Fed- eration. Discussed by student leaders repre- senting 108 member colleges in ses- sion...…

…&I*IR UU THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~HRDAYIA. , 9 Toward The Forties: Americans Still Stand For Peace, Democracy GULLIVER'S CAVILS '3y Young 9uili'ver DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN REPRESSENTED FOR NATiONAL AEkiuSiNG BY National Advertising Service, Inc. College Publishers Representatwe - HIAG EOSO ' Lv ''L. SAr FPA'JC Member, Associated Collegiate Press, 1939.40 Editorial Staff Carl Petersen .. Elliott Maraniss . Morton L. Linder . Norman A. Schorr ...…

…M., 4, 1940, THE MYC I A DAILY" IPA4 FIVE T a .E M~I HIGAN f.VtT1SLATLYi/ PAGI~~ ~kvE Name Patrons For Dormitory Board Dance Ruthvens Are To Head List For 'Capricorn Capers' In League On Saturday President and Mrs. Ruthven will head the list of patrons and patron- esses for "Capricorn Capers," the dance sponsored by the Dormitory Board of Assembly, to be given from 9 p.m. to. midnight, Saturday in the Leaegue Ballroom, Victoria Gellatly,...…

…PAGE SiX, THE MICHIGAN DAILY THU'RSIDAY, JAN'. 4, 1A Cae Suad Takes Five Of Six Games On Vacation Sc Ledule Notre Dame, Connecticut, Pitt, Cornell And Tulane Are Beaten Mih Rochester's Zone Defense Stops Wolverines, Who Battle OSUSaturday By CHRIS VIZAS Regardless of what they do in the Big Ten title race every year, Michi- gan's basketball squad always man- ages to upset the pre-season dope bucket by putting on a first class show on t...…

…THURSDAY, JAN. 4, 1940 11 t ", m ICHIGAN'Okity THE MICHIfAN D~IILY Sextet Drops ThreeDuring_ olidays;_Meets Tech Ralph Schwa Despit eFift By HERM EPSTEIN With but two exceptions1 "All Quiet on the Track Front ing vacation. The two bits o came with Capt. Ralph Schwar taking part in the Sugar Bow meter run, Dec. 31, and th nouncement of the 1940 indo outdoor schedules. Schwarzkopf's race, even he finished fifth, was someth talk about, fo...…

…rAGr7 rETGTIT THlE MICIE2ANfDAILY TH'31iSljAY, .*AN. 4, 1940 . iw. y an. a v a..a a. v cw x L 1'1 -Y. L 1 THURSDAY, J..,A.N. . .... 4, 1940. .. Y' , '' ,,,- 1 '!; rOL* IhL ML F 'N r . AT HOME ON LANVD AND SEA-Here is the navy's new 12-ton" amphibian, the XP]BY-5-A, on a scheduled easy-stage flight from San Diego, Cal:, to Washington, D.C., by way of (Pensacola, Fla. Among features of plane are: retractable landing gear, twin wa...…