…THE GREAT REALITY See Page 4 L 1Mw 43UU jIat~ CLOUDY AND COLDER Latest Deadite in,.thle State ... VOL. LVIH, No. 39 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOV. 6, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS Students Hit Food Service In West Quad Better Quality, Preparing Urged Food gripes took center interest in the West Quad yesterday, as more than 800 residents signed petitions criticizing ;preparation, distribution and presentation of their meals. A committ...…
…PALESTINE PARTITION 'Ri PAGE It4 Li L SwO :4Iaii4 t OCCASIONAL SNOW FLURRIES Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 64 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS J-Hop Ticket Requests May Be Submitted First Preference Given to Juniors Juniors, seniors and graduate students may submit applications for J-Hop tickets from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Thursday and Friday and from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday at the booth in Un...…
…I NEIGHBORS See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVII, No. 106 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1947 PRIU Senate Votes To End OPA, War Controls Courts To Take , Rent Regulation By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, March 5 - The Republican-dominated Sen- ate, overriding Democratic pro- tests, voted 58-29 today to end OPA and other wartime control agencies by June 30. A little earlier, a Senate banking subcommittee voted 3...…
…;PATTERINS OF SUPPORT See Page 4 Y itF40 D kAiI4b CLIOUDY, COOL Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVII, No. 150 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 6, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS 'U' Assumes Management Of Cafeteria Will Follow Plan Of Union, League By BEN ZWERUING Operation of the West Lodge cafeteria and snack bar was as- sumed by the University last night, almost two months ahead of the previously announced effective date. The action came at ...…
…AFL-CIO MERGER See Page 4 doomw 4pl- -jL Latest Deadline in the State ,43 Tw t t CLOUDY, SHOWERS v[Tr. r vir r o NSJ a.a. 9c,~ V I-VJU. lrV ilt INU. U ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY. JULY 6. 1947 "1 Further U.S. Aid Prom isedf By President Food Exports Set All-Time Record By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, July 5-Presi dent Truman reported today tha U.S. exports of food to the world's hungry set an all-time record i the past 12 months...…
…POLICE FORCE See Page 2 Y 1MwF Latest Deadline in the State ~3uiit PARTLY CLOUDY, i WARMER VOL. LVII, No. 30S ANN ARBOR, MJCHGAN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1947 ViliaCE FINE, CENTS Ford Motors Averts Strike; Calls Layoff Acts Stem from Dispute on Law By The Associated Press 4 DETROIT, Aug. 5-The Ford Motor Co. avoided a strike of 107,- 000 workers today but at the same time announced a layoff of 51,000 starting within 24 hours. Each developm...…
…PAGE TWO 1 UTHE MICHIGAN DAILY TITUR STAY, __ v .__v_ ._ _ ,.. __a._ Teacher Tells Future Aims Of Profession Position Acclaimed 'Most Thrilling of All' Teachers must educate for free- dom, Mrs. Pearl A. Wanamaker, Washington Superintendent of Public Instruction told the Rural Education Conference at its last session here yesterday. "The teacher's job is the mostf thrilling in the world today," Mrs.f Wanamaker said, "because for the first ...…
…TWO - THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, DECEMBER 0, 1947 i EVERYTHING JVE KNOW:' PastPresent History of 'Ensian Told By CRAIG WILSON Michiganensium is not a mis- spelling-its the original spelling of Michiganensian. After much controversy back in 1896, President Angell suggested that the name of the newly-organ- 'ized yearbook be "for Michigan" in Latin. This turned out to be "Michiganensium" and a bit awkward to pronounce. Changing the "iu"...…
…ch to German Problem Gloomy K Y J. M. ROBERTS, JR. P Foreign Affairs Analyst tary Marshall's statement arting for Moscow does lit- dispel the gloomy atmos- in which the nations are thing the German prob- tlls just short of express- words the qiuestion which rted much in the minds of ierican delegates: the German settlement be ched on a basis of making . (i +° 1 i peace for the last war or of pre- paring for the next one? Boundaries, econo...…
…rTHE ICHIGAN U XIL _..... __._ . . w .. ----- .__ ___._.._._.. "_ ' POPULAR MISER: Coins. From King Midas' Fra Included in Money Exhibit Misers are commonly unpopular people, but the staff of the Mu- seum of Archaeology has a vote of thanks for the "Midas" of Kar- anis, Egypt, who is responsible for the ancient coins included in the new exhibit at the museum. Due to the accumulative abil- * ity and secretive nature of Kar- anis' rich man,...…
…THE MICHIGAN DATT . SUNDAY.JULY _6,147, _ ,. i Campus Highlights ON LE4VE FROM SECRETA RIA T: Dr. Liang Teaches UN Structure Geology Lecture .. . Prof. William H. Hobbs of the geology department will present an illustrated lecture on "The Glacier of Greenland as a Pic- Lire of the Ice Age Glaciers over forth America," at 4:10 p.m. to- norrow in the Rackham Amphi- theatre. * * * W ingo To Speak ... Prof. G. Max Wingo of the ed- ucation s...…
…1'AGE TWO. THE MICHIGAN DAILY= " WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1947 ~'AGE TWO 1 «.... n Fity-Seenth Yar Fifty-Seventh Year MATTER OF FACT: Mena cing Rocks BILL MAULDIN / 1"47 ibY Unted Pef Sym4dke~e, Inc. .-AJI ,ighftreervod Edited and managed by students of the Uni- versity of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Managing Editors ... John Campbell, Clyde Recht Associate Editor ..........…
…THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1947 THE MICHIGAN DAILY r PAGE TITUUSflAY, NOVEMUII~R 6, 1947 - PAGE Frosh Tangle With Jayvees In Mud, Dusk Defense Highlights Scrimmage Session The Jayvees got a big taste of scrimmage yesterday as they took on Wally Weber's freshman squad in a slam-bang 45-minute ses- zion. Playing in a lot of mud and a lot of late afternoon darkness, the defensive work of both teams prov- ed outstanding. Only in the clos- ing minu...…
…-,'AT~IJRD4, DECEMBER~ 6, 1947 THE MICHIGAN DAILY McMaster' s Icemen Cometh Tonight I-i--, IT'S OFFICIAL NOW: Collier's Names 'Chap' 29thV'M' All-American Bob Chappuis was named to the Paul Cleary, Southern Cali-I Daddy of all All-America teams fornia, and William Swiacki, yesterday, when Grantland Rice Columbia, as ends. chose him for a half-back spot in Competition for the four back- his Collier's All-American selec- field positions...…
…agers Important L Puck SquadSuccess Top Conference Naators i im at A ii Meet Records Sold, Weinberg and Holiday Seek Marks As Wolverines Compete For Championship Off to Cha-aign Toda irstTI By HERB LORENZ As the hockey season draws to a close it seems fitting to extend some sort of appreciation to those who serve in silence. Coach Vic Heyliger's Wolverine hockey team will play the final games of the current season this week-end. It has ...…
… 1947 THE MICHIGANDAILY Linksmen Top Notre Dame; Nine Plays MSC oda SPOUT SCRIAPBOOK By JACK MARTIN, Daily Sports Editor YESTERDAY afternoor the College of Engineering scuttled a pro- gram that has taken three years to create and develop. We refer to the veto it applied to the Athletic Department's proposals for an expanded, more efficient physical education organization. Many will hail them in this action. But those who can think beyond t...…
…SUNDAY, JULY 6, 1947 THE MICHIGAN DAILY __________________________________________________________________________________ I - - --------.------.------- -- -- ----- ---- -~ --- , --- , -L !", - -,- - mmmmmmwmm I-M SPORTFOLIO The I-M summer basketball tournament is scheduled to get un- der way Monday, July 7, and will be made up of two four-team leagues, the Maize and the Blue. The Maize League, playing its games on Mondays and Wednes- da...…
…WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1947 *THE MICHIGAN DAILY. PAGE wIflJESDTAY, AUGUST 0, 1HI THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Tgers, Bosox INTRAMURAL ROUND-UP: Eight Softball Teams Launch Championship Battles Today Eight teams, representing three intramural leagues, will partici- pate in the annual softball cham- pionship tournament which gets under way tonight at South Ferry Field. Three teams each will "go to the post for the Independent and Fraternity loops...…
…PAGE FOTIR" THE MICHIGAN DAILY TflUSDAY, NflV WRM A ' k'1 _ ._ _ +aaa w'<. v.vaav s:,1 f7V . Ll iilialr V 1~Y I irfty-Eigan e il Fifty-Eighth Year ON WORLD AFFAIRS: The Great Reality BILL MAULDIN l Letters to the Editor... 0 Edited and managed by students of the Uni- versity of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. John Campbell ...................Managing Editor Nancy Helmick ..................…
…PAGE 00) T H E MICH-IGAN DAILY- SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1947 ... ..... ....... Fifty-Eighth Year 1 MATTER OF FACT: Palestin~ePartition DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Letters to 'the Editor ... Edited and managed by students of the Unl- tersity of Michigan under the authority of the Board' in Control of Student Publications. John Campbell ...................Managing Editor Nn cy Helmick.................General Manager Clyde Rteht..................…
…ryaiL yn ic Aid! Non-intervention SOR THE FIRST TIME in a century an American President is welcome in Mexico. he reported enthusiasm of the Mexican overnment over Mr. Truman's trip stands . sharp contrast to the state of Mexican- merican relations in the past 100 years- 'infield Scott's landings at Vera Cruz, the immernan note, and the oil squabbles of ze '30's. Now all the old issues are dead. Mexico day looks for financial aid from the U...…
…'THE MICHIGAN DAILY T ' _ _.-t, Pattern of Support T1HE ADMINISTRATION STATEMENT revealing "adequate" facilities for 12,500 students after completion of the present building program, coupled with a predicted enrollment of 20,500 for the fall semester, is a pointed indication of how much the Uni- versity still needs from the State. Part of the badly-needed relief from over- crowded classrooms will be provided for by a two-story building wit...…
…'THE MICfHIGAN DILTY IRTTVD3AV7ITT, TL ti LI.,.I.i. 9 ±1AId z m._. m.a- i:rA'i. a':,s.a.x. a: Vt'A. A. ". 1:1L3. AC .J:.A J: - .._._ JU1111/EIY, Jl.;LY t), lull Fit-Seventh.ta I Fifty-Seventh Year MATTER OF FACT: Marriage of Convenience BILL MAULIIN uDAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN - + . Edited and managed by students of the Uni- versity of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Managing ...…
…4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY D ' -; I _i I, t~s+ + .. w . - M ta flPVA R! ff1MY- - k Hittite Speech Is Discussed By Lecturer Grammatical Ending Used With Frequency The Hittite grammatical ending --za, usually thought to be a re- flexive pronoun form, greatly in- creases in frequency in later Hit- tite and is unparalleled elsewhere in the grammatical structure, Prof. E. Adelaide Hahn, first wo- man president of the Linguistic Society of America, ...…
…THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1947; THE MICHIGAN DAILY Students To Hold fithleticEvents Varied Sports Activities Will Be Featured At Both WAB, IM Building Tomorrow The Women's Physical Educa- tion Club will sponsor a Sports Night program from 8 p.m. to midnight tomorrow at the Wom- en's Athletic Building. Activities during the evening will include ping pong, singing, informal dancing and bridge. WAB bowling alleys will also be open to both men ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ?AQ2 RY Cabaret To Have, Fial Presentation 'Side Street' Will Feature Floorshow, Dancing,Games, Refreshments Today Law Seniors Soph Cabaret will present "Side Street" from 8 p.m. to midnight today in the League for the sec- nd and final time. Musical comedy acts highlight The "Greenwich Gaities" floor- shows which will be repeated at 8:30 and 10 p.m. in the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. Tennis Club To Practice For the fi...…
…Meeting Today Opens Coed Petitioning U ww Many Women Veteran Groups Ice C Discovered by Recent Survey eague, Assembly, Panhel, VAA Posts To Be Explained To Be Giv V 1*f' A mass meeting will be held at 4 p.m. today in the League Ballroom for coeds interested in petitioning for positions in League, Assembly, WAA, and Panhellenic activities for next year. Duties and functions of all po- sitions open for spring interview- ing as well a...…
… TUSDAY, M 7 TH MICHIGAN DAHY League fppointments Rnnouncec at nstallati PAGE FNi onNih Al Townsend Will Highlight Olympic Ball Olympic Ball, all-campus semi- formal, sponsored by theu men's and women's physical educationf clubs, will be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Friday in the League Ball- room. Tickets for the dance may be purchased in the League, Union and on the Diagonal, or from any member of the sponsoring clubs. Al Townsend and his ba...…
…SUNDAY, JULY 6, 1947 TU. E LA 171 1~jR A ~~I L A TT a Tri . TCTa la A AE11 JLA TY I If*,w' 1 I~- - - . - - -- ---. --- - _ _ PAGE J uaiciary counci I Announces Will Hold' Series Summer C House rules for the sumr sion have been announced tricia Caughey, president summer Women's Judiciar oil. Closing hours have been ed until 11 p.m. during th Friday and Saturday nig] L eague To Ho Dancing Class Istructions in ballroom for beginners will...…
…4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSiAY, NOVRMMER 6, 19# SHYLOCKS BEWARE: Tenants Should Report Crooked Rent Practices Crooked landlord practices and illegally high rents should be re- ported to the local rent control office, William W. Hamilton, rent representative for this area, said yesterday. Students particularly should be "on the watch for gypping," Mr. Hamilton said. Tenants are pro- tected by law, until March, from eviction for reporting, ...…
…TH11E A I ~I~i~IAL -- TTTT)-tv rirrmmn JOHN'S OTHER WIFE': Variety Program Presented By WMDS in First Broadcast By TED MLLER Plaintive strains of a soap opr'ra and the wild beat of horses' hoofs filled the corridors of staid Angell Hall this week as station WMDS made its inaugural "broadcast" from the fourth floor studios. These unfamiliar sounds were mixed with cultural notes, how- Faculty Trio Will Present String Concert A trio, consist...…
…______________ I _____________________________________________ U Archaeologist Will Discuss Far East Art An explorer and authority on Far Eastern art, Laurence Sick- man will speak at 4:15 p.m tomor- row in the Rackham Amphithea- tre. The topic of his illustrated talk, which is sponsored by the fine arts department, will be "Archae- ological Research and Discovery in China during the War Years." Army Major Serving as a major with the United S...…
…THEt MICn1AN T1AItL AT U' FOR 6 YEARS: Prof. Bacon To jfoini Faculty At Northwester Next Fall Prof. Wallace A. Bacon, of the English department, will leave the University after this semester to Join the faculty of the school of speech at Northwestern next fall. Prof. Bacon will be assistant professor of speech and English and chairman of the department of interpretation in the speech school. He will also teach a com- plete Shakespeare course...…
…SIx THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JULY 6, 194 ---------- . .. . ......... ERO'S BIRTHDAY: Clem'ents Library Contains Works by John Paul Jones One of the major collections of historical works relating to John Paul Jones, American Naval hero and patriot, can be found in the William L. Clements Library, ac- cording to Robert B. Brown, cur- ator of books at the library. Today is the 200th anniversary of the birth of the famous Amer- ican. Eye W...…
