…~PAGE MlGIT ..D'4MICIGAN Itn TA -SU"AV°. NOV.0"IE C 7. 19481 " ... ".::T..._.w ." TCU' W AN flAITY ' Y hCflAV e'a. Of -'. .O E.11 'LLIJ. o A 4) Y"Lr1.i1$ - 5 . A s l:l = A j 'PIX'-MAKING NO SNAP: DailyPhotographer Leads Rugged Life Eugene Black May Try for Governorship ASSOCIATED PRESS Idfle ( The life of a press photographer is' no bed of roses-The Daily's ace sport's photographer Alex Lman- Ian will attest to that. He's only been ...…
… FRANCO FLIPTFLO1, See page 4 Sw 1P 4rn A61P :43 CLOUDY FOLLOWED BY RAIN Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 15 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Braves Take Initial World Series Gavle Underdogs Get Jump on Indians BRAVES FIELD, Boston-(MP- The underdog Boston Braves be- hind Johnny Sam won the first game of the World Series today by beating the Cleveland Indians and their ace Bob Feller, 1 to 0. Fel...…
…PAGE TWO -TH D MICHIGAN DAILY TRESDAY, OCTOBER 7,.1948 -, _ _ __v_ AVC Will Attempt To Unite Factions at Meeting Tonight POST-WAR TRAVEL: Plenty in Trieste Contrast to Berlin Members of the campus chap- ter of the American Veterans Committee today expressed confi- dence that their meeting tonight would not result in the disintegra- tion of the organization. "There will be a battle royal Petitions for Judiciary Due Petitions for two vaca...…
… TUUHM D A.1y,6CTO.7IRU 7,11948 TITHE MICHIGAN DAILY rirr TTTnr.R Sain's Four-Hitter Stops Indians In Series Opener Purdue's Just One Third Of 'M' Football-Trouble Holmes Singles in Masi As Braves Triumph, 1-0 Bob Feller's Two-Hit Job Goes to Waste As Teamminates Fail To Deliver in te //\ [ j The next three weeks are slated to tell the story of whether Michi- gan will be the first team to suc- cessfully repeat as Western Con- f:...…
…PAGE FOUS THE MICHIGAN DAILY rTHURSDAY, OCTOUER '7. 1949 I +j...VVd.VilLiv i, XUxO 7 Franco Flip-Flop T LOOKS as if America's foreign policy makers have flipped the coin again, to decide which of the various and sundry world dictators we want as bedfellows. Evi- dently, from reports from Paris, it has come up tails, and we are going to take in Gener- alissimo Francisco Franco. This would seem a direct contradiction to the State Departm...…
… THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1948 T'HE MICHIGAN DlAILY PAGE lIVE Union Plans Entertainment 1. For Listening Party-Mixer Brightly Colored Accessories Add Sparkle to Latest Styles _____ ' ______________ S tledinqi and Cnqagementi ) G<"".J(OU ?OCOO") OC""" C >< >UG0<-><t>)O-">< > ) 'Y<> < )C : '< 1 The Michigan Union will con- tinue its custom of entertainment' during out-of-town football games when it presents its combination mixer dance and...…
…THE AMTCHTTGNDAXTTXl T1TU~fl4, OCOR~R7, 9949 -- -- -- --_- f _ W hat's Up in the Dorms a i .11 (Editot's note: This will be a regu- lar column, printed several times each week. All residence halls, league houses, sororities and fraternities de- siring information or wishing to con- tribute should contact Dolores Pa- lanker at The Daily or 105 Betsy Bar- bour.) Adams Housce proudly an- nounces it will be the first res- idence house on c...…
…LESSER OF TWO EVILS? See Page 2 Y Lw6 DahtI' IN(CREASING CLOUD)INESS Latest Deaineljl in the Stte :VOL. LIII, No. 202 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 1948-_. -- PRICE FIVE CENTS West Envoys To Continue Soviet Talks Meeting Expected For Tomorrow MOSCOW, Aug. 6-'P)-U.S., British and French envoys will hold more meetings with Russian officials before any final agree- ments materialize as a result of the current Four-Power talks, i...…
…PAGE TWO TIDE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY. ATTGURT 7_ 144A THa M IsNflal ATrflYJTfl 1Q . ri; 'xva eiac 11 Vft ?1 /, 1ZI -1 5 s0 Lesser of Two Evils? IN HIS SECOND lecture on campus this week, Prof. Kenneth Wheare urged an action which strikes me as being a last- ditch proposal, the sort of thing a person or a nation might resort to when all other rational considerations have vaporized. Prof. Wheare, to come to the point, urged the democrati...…
… SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 1948 !HE~ MICHIGAN lDAiILY PAGE THREr Boblathias Captures Olympic Decathlo n Crown V !() I Cincinnati Releases Neun; Bucky Walters Takes Over BROOKLYN, N Y., ,Aug. 6-(IP)-Johnny Neun, manager of the Cincinnati Reds, was released tonight and Bucky Walters, one-time pitching great, was named as leader for the remainder of the season. Neun with Reds 1 Years Neun has been with the club for the past year and a half. The c...…
…PAGE FOU THlE MICIGAN DI~bLY 9-A DA . A116I1119. T T. IgAlf... r ~ATTTTLa .7R~dAV ATT7 TY1 Y -...,1*, 1rYt k DOUBLE TALK: French, Spanish Residence EndsProgram with Fiesta Cowden Hitsl r The Maison Francaise and Casa Espanola - French and Spanish language house-rounded out its social program for the summer last night with a fiesta of Latin American songs and Mexican folk dancing. The Maison Francaise and Casa Espanola is the first cam...…
…DEMOCRATIC DILEMMA Se Page Krg, r Datiti CLOUDY, Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 179 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, JULY 7, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTI Tito Slapped By Russians For Defiane Albania Dismisses Yugoslav Ultimatum LONDON, Wednesday, July 7- (P) - Premier-Marshal Tito's Yugoslav Communists got twc hard answers early today to thei defiance of the nine-nation Com- munist International Information ~' =Bureau (Cominform). ...…
…1 WEDNESDAY, JULY 7~ TTh48 ~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY Democratic Dilemma E DITORIAL WRITERS all over the coun- try have coined a new cliche-they are calling the coming Philadelphia convention the Democrat's dilemma, and judging from the frantic nation-wide spoutings of that party, the Democrats are obligingly con- forming to the sneering implications of the phrase. While Harry Truman grins confidently and predicts a victory on the first ballot,...…
…WED;NESAY;JUtY 7; T48 IN THIS CORNER- by JOE WALSII, Sports Editor A LOT OF MICHIGAN baseball fans were pretty blue when the Woa verines couldn't figure out the southpaw slants of Illini ace Marv Rotblatt last season. Had the Maize and Blue defeated the diminutive lefty, they might have copped a clear decision in the Big Nine title race. As it was, they got an even break. ii, they can rest easy now. For this same Rotblatt has now transferred i...…
…PAGE rou THIE MIlCHIGAN DAILY WEDNESD AY, 3ULY7, 19S SUMMER THEATRE: Cast for Apley' Anirioiieed Robert Thompson will appear in the title role of "The Late George Apley," second presentation in the speech department's summer bill, it was announced yesterday. Supporting him in the comedy production will be Burnette Stae- bler as Catherine, wife of George Apley. Larry Ruben will play their son and Patricia Ann Ingraham will be cast as thei...…
…SILENCE BROKEN See page 4 Y Alit ujt l~tan Bai4 COOL Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 152 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1948 1 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ I PRICE FIVE CENT Edwards To Open Spring Parley Today World Problems Will Be Theme George Edwards, President of the Detroit Common Council, will open the two day Spring Parley with a speech at 4:15 p~m. today in Kellogg Auditorium. Edwards, who has been active in Detroit polit...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FR~iDAY, r Y , r a4s OM I - TUDENT PRODUCT: eichigan Journalist' Serves As Lab for Budding Writers By DON McNEIL A sparkling student newspaper with professional makeup, which sn't competing with The Daily, appeared on campus this past( week and will be published five more times this semester. The Michigan Journalist, begun 1 years ago as a laboratory ex- eriment for budding journalists, s brought out every spring by it...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY RAGE TI olverines Meet Purdue in Series pener Today . . JUST KInITZING Today's Column Was Written By B. S. BROWN MICHIGAN'S COACHES have pulled a new one on the denisons of the sporting scene. It all started when Fritz Crisler handed in his resignation as head coach of the Wolverine gridders. The amazing Mr. Crisler, wizard of two-team football, had just piloted the first Michigan foot- ball team in 49 years to a...…
…TiHE MICHIGAN DAILY Silence 13r*,ken OLD-LINE Republicans may well be startled to find that one of their three leading candidates for presicIntial nomina- tion shows signs of blossoming into some- thing ressembling a liberal. "Silent Tom" Dewey, whose reticence on controversial issues approaches the legend- ary, casually blew his reputation to shreds last Tuesday by denouncing Harold Stas- sen's proposition to outlaw communism. After refer...…
…ryt-a vl AY 7,. 1948 'ti i.i1cli 1 i 1 11. tI .THE aa. MTC...: T4s..l~n hAT~.ATIV~f 1.*J'.4.. .Aa.. n i tar:ii, c i Y IFC To Present 16th Bail Today Long's Bandmenj Will Entertain Johnny Long and his orches- tra featuring songstress Natalie and the Beachcombers quartet will be in Ann Arbor tonight to provide the music for the 16th an- nual IFC Ball to be presented from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Intra- mural Building. Long, the only "south...…
…TiHE MICHIGAN DAILY rATA, mY 7, 194W GRADS DITCH ROOKS: Great Outdoors Found To Be Antid By JIM JACKOWS$I Comes a time when even grad students leave their books on the shelf. Every Sunday afternoon an in- formal group of student "intel- lectuals" put aside their yearning for learning and set out to have fun in the great outdoors. This group, composed mostly of grad students with a couple of faculty members and visiting Boy Scouts thrown in, ...…
…DASCOLA- 'NOT GUILTY' See Page 4 t{ ow 41P 40r .A, A-- ITIPW 4 t tr4 n~t SLEET, NOW Lae It Deadlinte in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 109 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 7, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Police Upset Club Scheme For Drinking No Action Taken, Against Students Police broke up a scheme Friday evening, which had permitted students' to drink in the rooms of the Smith Catering Company. Capt. Albert Heusel of the Ann Arbor police depar...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDA, MCIRUH' ,1i40 Michigras CommitteeExplains Last Yea hile plans for the 1948 Mich- committee co-chairmen Keith s went rapidly ahead last Jordan and Rae Keller follow:ih eared in The Daily promising c, The Daily received a letterT E that a financial statement would 2 a student who said he'd like To the Editor: be furnished b the Michi ra now how the '47 carnival fin- When Michigras was over last a 1 up - in the red or b...…
…{iIh t ICIiC-ADAISY Freshmen To FEZ Enter Finals of S Law Contest Devo double The freshman finals in the Law drama School Case Club competition will Wedne be argued at 4:15 p.m. tomorrow Lydia1 and Tuesday in the Practice Court a mati Room of Hutchins Hail. Saturd The twelve final contestants will Stud( argue the question of the consti- and sp tutionality of the Michigan Com- ;ent H munity Properties Act and will Aeneas present specific quest...…
…TIME CIHGcAN DAILY Dascola - "DON'T LET PREJUDICE of any kind in- fluence your decision." Thus was charged the jury that found Dominic Dascola not guilty of discriminat- ing against William Grier because of his color. Grier said after the decision that the facts speak for themselves. They do. An able prosecution, a fair judge and 'a good case made no impression on the six citizens of Ann Arbor who dispensed "jus- tice" to Dominic Dascola. Pro...…
…rMArXH 7,1048 THE MICHIGAN DATLY Meeting Will Be Held For WfHH Petitioners There will be a mass meeting for all prospective members of the WAA Board at 4:30 p.m. tomor- row in the WAB Lounge. t Discussion will, concern the po- sitions open; duties of the posts Style Show To Be Given A "Fashionable Evening" fea- turing spring styles in review will be presented by Theta Sigma Phi, honorary professional organization of women in journalism, from...…
…r STHE i~iI1-A-N AIIL Eastbound ... ... Westbound I. .. Michigan 63, Michigan 38, Michigan 78, Michigan 51, Michigan 51, Michigan 47, Michigan, 58, Michigan 43, Michigan 48, Michigan 43, Michigan 53, Michigan 66, Michigan 66, Michigan 69, Michigan 66, Michigan 56, Michigan 46, Michigan 54, Michigan 51, Michigan 7, Michigan 69, West. Mich. 50 Mich. State .43 Marquette. . . .70 So. Calif. ....38 Iowa State ...53 Iowa State . .41 Toledo ......…
…Tie for Secon Place in Conference inals Wrestlers Barten Snares Half-Mile, Mile Rns for M' (Continued from Page 1) man had wasn't enough and the Maize and Blue captain won eas- ily. In the quarter mile Jerry Cog- well of Ohio State stepped out front in the last 50 yards to nose out Michigan's Val Johnson by a foot in the fine time of 48.7 seC- onds. Johnson led all the way to that point but couldn't cope with Cogwell's final push. The Wolv...…
…EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MI LRCII7, 1948 VET HOUSING: Congressmen No Help To Conference Deletates (EDITOR'S NOTE--Followim: is an Interpretive article on last week's veteran's housing conference held in Wash ngton attended by Daily staff- er Hayes). By BESS 11AYES Judged from the reactions- of Michigan congressmen, the Na- tional Veterans Housing Confer- ence held in Washington, D.C. last week end was a failure. Some 1,500 delegate...…
…PERSUASION See Page 4 L71 r Lw 4yzr 47aii4j CLOUDY, WARMER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 77 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS +Truman Set For Address To Congress Opponents Raise Cry of 'Politics' By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Jan. 6-Presi- dent Truman wrote the finishing touches tonight to a "slugging' State of the Union message whic will give ,his views on momentou questions at home a...…
…- h~rnCG 1Th71Y. Wolverines Replace Irish as Nation's Top Team I Rose Bowl Champions Gain 226-119 Margin (Continued from Page 1) part, while the 357 who sent in ballots for the post-season show- down is the largest ever to take part in such an AP voting. In the regular season's final poll, Notre Dame had 107 first place votes and Michigan 25. Of the 54 scribes who saw both teams play, most of those on the Notre Dame bandwagon said the g...…
…Tfl~ MH~tMV AILY Yanks Sign 'Joltin' Joe' NFW YORK, Jan. 6-('P)-A beaming, buoyant Joe DiMaggio signed a new Yankee contract to- day believed to guarantee him ap- proximately $70,000 for the 1948 season and to place him among a handful of the highest paid ball players in the history of the game. The batting and fielding star of the world champions penned his name to the rich pact shortly be- fore noon today after having reached a quick agreem...…
…FU THE MICHIGAN DAILY FAPmigahTh I'D RATHER BE RIGHT: Crying Is Not Enough BILL MAULDIN .NSA Constitution r '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 .ancy Helmick .........,. . General Manager '4lyde Becht ... ....,... City Editor Jeanne Swendeman ...... Advertising Manager Edwin Schneider ........... Finance...…
…1948 THE MIChIGAN IATTN National Student Association Constitution (Continued from Page 4) 1. The Executive Committee shall consist of the members of the Staff Committee, without vote, and the regional represen- tatives. 2. The presiding officer shall be the President of the USNSA. He shall be empowered to cast one vote in the event of a tie vote. 3. Each voting member shall cas one vote. All decisions shall be by a majority of such vot...…
…THE-11CU2IJGA N 2AHfY National (Continued from Page 5) terial for use of student bodies, and in cooperation with their ad- ministration help student bodies in the eventual establishment of in- dependent student finance con- trol." STUDENT CULTURAL WELFARE The USNSA recognizes culture as a social manifestation, differ- ing in form and substance in va- rious environments. The cultural base is not a static element but, when properly nourished, ...…
…--- - T ~MICHIGAN'.rDAILY _--- DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN IE it (Continued from Page 4) to $475. They are also interested in bacteriologists, bio-clemists, occupational therapists, and dieti- tians. There are both permanent and temporary jobs. There are specific jobs open. This is not to establish a ..egister. U. S. Rubber Company, Provi- dence, R. I., will interview at the Buruea on Tuesday, January 13, for physicists, chemical engineers, m...…
…HOW THE I1CHIGAN DAILY . . ........ . Distinguished English Pianist Will Perform Here Saturday Myra Hess, distinguished Eng- lish pianist will present the sev- enth concert in the regular Choral Union series at 8:30 p.m. Satur- day in Hill Auditorium. Miss Hess, whose American debut took place in 1922, in New York, played annually in this country until the outbreak of the war. During the war, she obtained permission to 'use London's Na- t...…
…DISLOYALTY LIST SEE PAGE 4 Li A6F A61P 4f It "A r t an 74aii4l RAIN OR SNOW Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 65 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS Scores Slain In Holy Land Partition Riot Arabs Prepared To Oppose UN By The Associated Press JERUSALEM, Dec. 6 - Arab- Jewish warfare in P alestine claimed more lives tonight and boosted to 159 the Middle East's number of slain since the United Nations ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAH&Y StNDA Y , _ .. _ ANTIDOTE TO LOCAL INERTIA: Citizen Council Fights Many Political Battles GUILD NEWS I DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN rangements through tIhe Office of the Dean of Women. 4i By PHIIL DAWSON Formed as "an antidote to local political inertia," the Ann Arbor Citizens' Council has fought many a political battle in its 12-year existence. University faculty have always been well - represented on the...…
…I THIE ICHIGAN DAILY PAGETHE .. .. Candidates' Students will elect 32 members of the Student Legislature in an all-campus election Wednesday. Qualifications statements of the 62 candidates will appear in The Daily today, Tuesday and Wednes- day. The following are campaign tatements of ten students run- iing together oi the Progressive Slate: 1 )ax Dean .. . Having attended the Madison convention at the National Stud- ents Association, I a...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY' SUNDAY, DECft 7,;1941 Pearl Harbor Reminder DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN p. ___...__.__..___.... 11 i" Letters to the Editor.. r.4 THERE IS A PICTURE running on one of the National magazines this week which may appear grisly to the casual read- er. The full-page photo depicts thousands of sun-bleached skulls placed as a war me- morial outside an obscure village in China. The skulls are all that remain of citizens of th...…
…SUNDAY,-ECEHRER-7, 24 Positions Open On fissembly Ball Petitions Wi li Be Due Tuesday in League; Coed-Bid Formal To Be Given in March THE MICHIGAN D AILY .. I Independents petitioning for positions on the central commit- tee Of Assembly Ball must file their complete petitions before noon, Tuesday in the Undergrad- uate Office of the League. All independent women except first semester freshmen, may pe- tition for ball positions. The tra- d...…
…T HE MICHIGAN- AILY sta E, DE7, 1947 Prof. McMath Is 'A dmiral Byrd of Sun' McMath was primarily interested in engineering until 1925, when astronomy finally won his princi- pal attention. Turned To Stars Like his colleague in the astron- omy department, Prof. Leo Gold- berg, it was a total eclipse of the sun that finally turned Prof. Mc- Math to the study of the stars. While acting as a photographer on an eclipse expedition to New York St...…
…tR 71l#41 TlEMCHIGAN DA-ILY e Pucksters Irish Defeat USC 38-7, Finish Unbeaten Season Swamp McMaster, 13-1 _ (Continued from Page 1) rout was when Bucky O'Connor ran wild and the Irish blanked Try 27-0 in 1930. Southern California took the kickoff and Notre Dame got the first break. Fullback Verl Lilly-' white fumbled and the Irish came up with the ball on the SC 33. Then the fearsome foursome of the Irish went to work-Lujack, Sitko, Jo...…
…TOR PMICHIGAN DAILY RAGEEIGHT SUNDAY, z, CAMPUS CLOSEUPS: Navy Man AmursLi fe Reads Like John Silver EDITOR'S NOTE: This is another in the series of sketches on campus personalties.) By FRED SCHOTT Al Armour of Detroit, a big fel- low with a voice that almost blasts your ears out by the roots, has led a life which may be described in some respects, as "yo-ho, and a bottle of rum." He's been a sailor, off and on, ever since he got up ner...…
…NO Y dlw~ia~ CORRELATION See Page 4 OA416FI *OF a t RAIN LATE TODAY STRONG WINDS TONIGHT Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVII. No. 40 ,ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOV. 7, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS Food Gripes Now Heard In East Quad Petitions Signed As in West Quad Criticism of food served fin Uni- versity operated eating places yes- terday spread to the East Quad as residents circulated petitions through the residence halls. Earlier, ...…
…TW0- -, THE MIICHIGAN DAILY FRIDlAY, NOVE~MBERI 7, 197 'NEW LOOK' IN UNIFORMS: Girl Gridders Battle Today By DON McNEIL Males with weak hearts would do best if they stayed away from Ferry Field today, lest the shock of seeing the "weaker sex" hard at work at the traditional "rough and tough" game of football be too much for them. Delta Delta Delta and Pi Beta Phi sororities will clash on the gridiron at 4 p.m. today for the championship ...…
…7, 1947 THE MICHIGAN DAILY wolverines Set To Face Hoosier Eleven on Saturday ___._, r HOCKEY SCHEDULE Nov. 28-Detroit Red Wings Dec. 6--McMaster University Dec. 12-Windsor Spitfires Dec. 18-Toronto University Dec. 19-Toronto University Jan. 9-North Dakota U. Jan. 10-North Dakota U. Jan. 16-at Minnesota Jan. 17-at Minnesota Jan. 31-at Michigan Tech Feb. 2-at Michigan Tech Feb. 6-Y-le Feb. 7-Yale Feb. 13-Minnesota Feb. 14-Minnesota Feb. 16...…
…PAGE rove THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1947 Fifty-Eighth Year 11 Edited and managed by students of the Unin- versity of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. John Campbell ...................Managing Editor Nancy Helmick..................General Manager Clyde Becht........................City Editor Jeanne Swendeman......... Advertising Manager 'Stuart Finlayson ...............Editorial Di...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAAG : FVE fis embly Hop To Benefit WAB, IM Holda (MSports Nights Olsen To Imitate Jolson at Casbah Pastor's Orchestra WillIPlay At Semi-Formal Tomorrow 0 1 4e JAo-_ Assembly, campus organization *or independent women, will fea- ture Tony Pastor and his orches- tra at A-Hop, a man bid, semi- formal benefit dance to be held from 8:30 p.m. to midnight to- morrow in the Intramural Build- ing. Ticket sales for this...…
