…:. N EDITOR'S NOTE See Page 4 ;L tD igeau Latest Deadline in the State '~ai446 I 1 WARMER, SHOWERS VOL. LXII, No. 152 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1952 SIX PAGES Oil Workers Still Remain Out on Strike Steel Talks Also Stay Deadlocked By The Associated Press The nation-wide oil strike will continue, O.A. Knight, President of the Oil Workers' ,International Union, CIO said yesterday, adding that-the union will attend a Wage St...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1952 FORMER GATE POST: Engineers Still Uphold Cooley Cane Tradition 7 A By BOB APPLE Among the old and traditional relics still in use at the Univer- sity is a famous red cedar staff known as the "Cooley Cane." Steeped in tradition, the cane's history dates back to 1898 when studentssawthe last of an ornate wooden fence which surrounded the campus. The fence, which con- tained a gate composed of posts p...…
… THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1952 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1952 PAGE THREE History of Bathing Suit Styles Shows Vast Yearly Change Attached Bloomers, Knee-pants, Dust Caps, Added Spice To Women's Swimming Attire JUNE APPROACHES: Plans for Formal Weddings Present Problems for Coeds By KATHY ZEISLER Back in the days of 1886 wo- men's bathing suits were of a style the men enjoyed and made the women annoyed. An immodest suit coul...…
…~FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY THMSDAY, MAY s, 952 topP dote BOOKS . By CHUCK ELLIOTT TWO MONTHS of discussion, hypothesis, and curiosity came to an end Saturday with the announcement that five students had been put on probation for their conduct during the investigation of the controversial McPhaul dinner. From all the evidence, it was not an easy decision to reach. The body of law under which the investigating committees were forced to wor...…
…THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1952 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE U I OUTDOOR TRACKRABBIT: Mead's Jumps Not Limited to Basketball * * * e By DAVE LIVINGSTON Milt Mead is one athlete who literally "leaped" into track fame. And it took the Wolverine soph- omore only one jump to do it. When he soared six feet, six and eleven-sixteenths inches to win the high jump in the Knights of Columbus Games at Cleveland last March, Mead also thrust himself right into...…
…Esix THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MAY 8, 195. 'U' Experts Give Views On Seizure JOURNALISM SERIES: I Hindu Couple Editor Charges Papers To Present International Week Lack Reader Interest (Continued from page 1) they differed as to the degree of price lifting it would entail. Prof. Dorr commented, "I am afraid there will be another round of wage increases-the oil workers, electricians and others are start- ing wage demands-steel raises...…
…WOMEN'S SUPPLEMENT C, - r it9ian 04*4*F :43att WOMEN'S SUPPLEMENT ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1952 'Warm Weather Causes Coeds To Pack Away Winter Wardrobe Parisienne Designers Show 1> Season's New Styles, Colors Representatives of American Fashion Firms' Attend Premiere Featuring of Spring Lines -y__ _ 6 1$1 Summer Clothes To Feature Simple Designs, Practicality The spring since that time, By KATHY ZEISLER of 1952 st...…
… PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THRSDAY, MAY 9, 1952 Time Reflects Changes in Styles, Participation in Sports, Recreation By BEA JOtINSON How many times have older generations referred to the up and coming generation with dis- gusted shaking heads-or ex- claimed that they don't know what, the younger generation is coming to? The new activities, trends and fashion- fads of the new age always seem to be regarded by Mom and Dad as impractical...…
…8, 1952 TIIW MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TIRE! w Men's Glee Club To Appear at Hill * * * . . * FRATERNITY FESTIVITY: IFC To Stage Greek Week; Dinner, Sing, Ball Scheduled Singing Group Will Feature Great Variety Members of the Men's Glee Club are putting the finishing touches on the songs they will present at their annual spring concert, to be held at 8:30 p.m. Saturday in Hill Auditorium. * * * THE NOVELAIRES, quartet composed of Glee Club m...…
…I FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY T"SLAY, MAY 8, 1952 oeds Plan To Travel Afar * # - - - - Many Nations To Bevisited By NAN REGANALL When classes are over and most tudents will be thinking of re- turning home to summer jobs, nany University coeds will be packing their suitcases in prepar- ation for long trips. Some will 'be for educational purposes, some for pure pleasure and some a mixture of both. * * * EUROPE SEEMS to be the most popular d...…
…£ ISRAELI-SYRIAN PROBLEM See Page 4' ijt ua D4aii4 t 'S " 0wo -4 4 .4 Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LXI, No. 150 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 8, 1951 FAIR, WARMER SIX Williams Asks 'U'BudgetRaise Governor Proposes Million-Dollar Hike in University's Appropriation A $1,000,000 increase in the University appropriation for 1951-52 was recommended to the State Legislature yesterday by Gov. G. Men- nen Willianis. The increase b...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MAY *, 1IM DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN The Daily Official Bulletin is an ficial publication of the University Michigan for which the Michigan aily assumes no editorial responsi- lity. Publication in it is construe- ve notice to all members of the Uni- rsity. Notices should be sent in YPEWRITTEN form to Room 2552 dministration Budding, by 3 p.m. on .e day preceding publication (11 a.- . Saturdays). TUESDAY, MAY 8, ...…
…TUESDAY, MAY 8, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wolverine Nine To Meet Notre Dame Here -4 N' 'M' Netmen Oppose Titan Squad Today By DICK SEWELL Coach Bill Murphy and his six man tennis squad leave today for Detroit where they will tangle with the University of Detroit netters at 2:30. Making the trip for the Wolver- ines are captain Al Hetzeck, Steve Bromberg, Jay Webb, Mike Schwartz, Gene Barrack and Bob Curhan. LAST YEAR the Murphymen opene...…
… ,, I FOUR THE MICH1GAN DAILY il.JiSiAY', MAY 8, 1451, _______________________________________________________________________________________________ U m...wwm.. Israeli-Syrian Problem FANDER HQLLANDER'S stirring defense of Israel in his Sunday editorial "Bor- er Clash" revealed his keen insight into he Arabian mind. However, he was un- iindful of several facts, which made his nclusions exaggerated. On April 6, both Israel and Syrian ...…
…MAY 8, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE' Hillel Plans Spring Weekend As Sample of Year's Program Events Benefit To Include Dance, Picnic, Outing, Carnival for United Jewish Appeal Friday through Sunday this weekend will be the Hillel Spring )Veekend. The planned series of events will present to Michigan students a xample of the many and varied phases of Hillel's program throughout the year. * * * INCLUDED IN this weekend are dome of the...…
… GI PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN -DAILY TUESDAY, MAY 8, 1951 Peaceful Israeli Border Enthusiastic Callers Spur River Jaunt Looks like Mary Ellin McCrady'si long dreamed-of raft trip down the Mississippi is going to be a re-1 ality this summer. In response to a story in Satur- day's Daily, Miss McCrady, '51, has got one definite- promise from a Men's Glee Club member, a tentative promise from another University male, a host of helpful pointers from...…
…PHOENIX MEETING See Page 4 Y 1Mt tan Latest Deadline in the State BIaii4 , 5 C' FAIR, WARMER VOL. LIX, No. 154 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 8, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS Illini Errors Help 'M' Cop Wild Contest Eighth Inning' Rally Wins, 8-6 By SY SONKIN An excellent job of relief hurling by Wolverine Ed Grenkowski com- bined with wildness on the part of the Ilinois pitchers and sloppy fielding by the Illini yesterday gave Michigan its s...…
…TWO 'THE MICHIGAN DAILY _______ SUNDAY, MAY 8, 1949 Examine Army Camp as Site For Shipherd Leaders of the self-styled "rebel" group of Olivet college faculty members were examining a gov- ernment - owned former Army camp at Sacketts Harbor, N.Y., yesterday as a possible site for the new college which they hope to found. According to Associated Press dispatches, newly appointed pres- ident Alvin S. Johnson and James A. Richards, chairman of t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILT EEKUEND OF ART: 'U' Talent To Be Shown In Student Arts Festival !4 Student talent -music, drama, poetry, dance and fine arts-will be on display May 14 and 15 when the newly formed Inter-Arts Union presents the Student Arts Festi- val a concerted weekend of the arts. Believed to be the only college arts festival in the country, mem- bers of the Union hope to make it an annual event, according to Bob Edge, spokesman of the ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 8, 190." _________________________________________________________________________________________ I I Phoenix Meeting ANOTHER MEMORABLE step in the de- velopment of the Phoenix Project, the University's living War Memorial, will be taken Tuesday when for the first time the entire scope of the Project will be revealed to the public in an open meeting. For more than a year, University physical and social scie...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY McKinley Will Provide Music fs Michigan Tradition Reigns Ray McKinley and his band will set the musical mood for "Senior Swing Out," which will be pre- sented from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Sat- urday, May 21, in the Intramural Building, In keeping with the theme of' their dance, Michigan tradition, the seniors selected McKinley a "traditional" favorite of campuses atl over the country. The band's popularity is usually attributed t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY w Lin ksmen Bow t Wampler Blasts Par for Boilermakers; 'M' Off Form in Second Conference Loss 9 Purdue, 18.5-8.5 BULL SESSION by b. s. brown, sports editor .- n Schalon and Chuck MacCallum, for a 2-1 best-ball edge. Stack- house had a 74. Boilermakers John Cleary and Gene Coulter fashioned a pair of 73's to defeat Rog Kessler and Pete Elliott, adding three points to Purdue's side of the scoring ledger. Elliott went ...…
…8, 1949 THE MICHIGAN PAIL PAGE SEYE Trackmen Pace Triangular Meet Field Purdue Wins Regatta As M' Places Second AP SPORTS FLASHES: Ponder Takes Derby; Patton in 9.1 Century Wolverines Win Hurdles, Relay To Pass Hoosiers Mitchell, Sergeson, Thomason. Ulvestad, Barten, Dolan, Capture Individual Firsts LOUISVILLE-Ponder, doughty son of a former derby winner, came flying in the final furlong today to win the 75th Kentucky Derby going away a...…
…____IIE MICHIGAN D Y_ STUDENT DIRECTOR: Rev. Yoder Strives To Deepen Faith * * By JACKIE OLIVER A man who wants to have a pastoral relationrwith people" Mat's the Rev. Henry D. Yoder, :,.~ manister for Lutheran students on campus. Mr. Yoder came to Ann Arbor in 1932 as the pastor for the Trin- $. ity Lutheran Church and for v. Lutheran students. In 1945 the Student Service Commission of the .. National Lutheran Council called' him to his pres...…
… PRESS MONOPOLY THREAT See 'age 41 Y Latest Deadline in the State Daii TOTFAIR, VOL. LVI. No. 152 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS Planning Group Hits Election Machinery Of Village Council (aioumittee Claims Stright By-passed Tllem; Blasts 'Non-Representation' Six members of the now defunct Willow Village Government Plan ning Committee sent a report to the new Willow Run Council last night, charging William S...…
…THEMICIAN $AHINY "- THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1947 -- - ----------------------- CREMLIN BOWS: Truman Doctrine Penetrates 'Iron Curtain' of Soviet Policy DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN awarded annally to the summer mainly research jobs. Jobs in the session of the University of Mex- other fields are for production or :co shJ -oid seet Prof. Mercado this exploration. S e hr: Tties. and The Zurich General Accident & Thurs. at 3 p.m. "m. 302, Ro- Liability I...…
… ..THURSDAY,.JAAY 6,1941 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wolverines Run Wild Over U ofD Linksmen, 35-1 20 Frats Seek Track Crown Ten Events Highlight Annual Outdoor Meet Thinclads from twenty fratern- ities will spike the Ferry Field cinlders today in the traditional outdoor fraternity track and field meet, slated to begin at 5 p.m. if the weather permits. Opening up the ten-event pro- gram will be the preliminaries in the high hurdles. The six ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THRURSDAY, MAY S, 1947 Press Monopoly Threat DESPITE THE CRITICISM leveled at the .newspaper industry in the recently is- sued report of the Commission on Freedom of the Press, Representative Mason (Rep., Ill.) has introduced a bill which would tend to further lessen competition in the field. The Mason Bill, which is now in the hands of a House Judiciary Sub-Committee, proposes to exempt press associations from certain s...…
… Tl tMICHIGAN OAILY Royal Couple Will Be Chosen To Officiate at Olympic Ball' Dance Open to All Campus Students In keeping with the theme o ancient Greece a prince, Pelops and princess Hippodamia, will be drawn from the dancers to rule a Olympic Ball from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m tomorrow in the League Ballroom Their kingdom will be the clou encircled Mount Olympus. The watchful eye of Oenomaus, King of Olympus, will survey them from his throne at o...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY STICKING TOGETHER: Telephone Strikers Deplore Decision To Bargain Locally 4 U' Committee Government Requests Ieterans Asks Support To Report Souvenir Weapons .rte ur 1111 af_.LL DW By ARTHUR HIGBEE I Still in good spirits after 31 days on strike, four women telephone employes and one construction! man picketing in front of the local office of the Michigan Bell Tele- phone Company held that the un- seasonable snow made fo...…
…TRUMAN SHOULD SEIZE MINES sepage 4 1MwA6 47 1 A461pr 4pomomwp- a t t!J FAIR AND WNIARMER VOL. LVI, No. 134 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1916 PRICE FIVE CENTS Mayor Asks Voluntary City Dim-Out Neon, Gas Signs To Be Darkened By MILT FREUDENHEIM Proclaiming a stringent city-wide brownout to be effective immediately in a radio address late yesterday, Mayor William E. Brown Jr. asked for the voluntary cooperation of ev- ery citizen...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1946 Scholastic Vocal Need Vets In Fabric Industry Hillman Advocates Hiring of Disabled ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., May 7- (P)-Sidney Hillman today blamed the men's suit shortage on a lack of clothing workers and called on his own and other industries to provide jobs for disabled veterans. Hillman, president of the Amalga- mated Clothing Workers of America, (CIO), said a scarcity of fabrics and lini...…
…WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1946 THE MICH I AN DAILY PAGE Mic hian ins, 50, Behind ise's FourHitter 9 Swanson Clouls Triple; Drives in Four Tallies Wolverines Travel to Detroit Today to Play U. of D.; Earl Block Slated To Start on Mouid Michigan Golfers Face Spartans Away Today Major Leatie Standing's NATIONAL LEAGUE (Contined from baep I Jack Weisenberger and Don Rob- inson each collected two singles while Kell and Bob Chappuis each h...…
…FOUR LE MIC H I G A1N DAILY WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1946 I . , - .. 1 1 1. . 1. ... I - - - - . , . TO MM MMU Fifty-Sixth Year £etteri to the 6citiEor 1.11 ti _ \ Edited and managed by students of the University of 'Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Stafff Margaret Farmer . . . . . . . Managing Editor Hale Champion . . . . . . . Editorial Director Robert Goldman . . . . . . . . . . City ...…
…WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1946 HE MICHIGAN DAILY a +Haa MI CIII 1CANll Y1 fl./;.al.2Y f { a \A i " .a ai Sale of Ball Tickets To Begin in Housesi Scott Will Play at Panhel-Assembly Formal; Late Permission To Be Granted Women Tickets for the Panhel-Assembly a booth in the League. Tickets will Ball, "Heavenly Daze", will go on sale, be $ I Coed Officers To Be Installed At Honors Night Highlighting 1945-46 women's ac- tivities will be Installati...…
…PAGE ,Srx THE MICIGAN DAILY vrT T: n: 4' : s , z c PAGI~ SIX WET)NE~DAV, MAY S. 1940 Religious Side Of Learningv Is Discussed Blakeman Speaks At Oberlin Meeting The five attitudes of American educators toward religion were des- cribed last night at Oberlin College by Edward W. Blakeman, University religious counselor. Speaking to the Religious Educa- tion Association of the United States and Canada, Dr. Blakeman said, "Re- ligion at the U...…
… I r ir. ~gnn *RPW WE.4A 76HE'Lt Fair Today and Warmer and Tomorrow VOL. LV, No. 141 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 8, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Story Told of How News Reached World '- Suspension of AP Is Lifted Seven Hours After Imposed Acknowledgement Is Expected at 9 A.M; Kennedy Banned for Early News Break (Here is the Associated Press report of how the news of Germany's surrender was trans...…
…THE WCHIG N DAILY TITEShAY, MAY 8, 1945 T.E.MI.I.AN.A........A...AY., ... Demobilization AIEE To Hear Prof. E. H. Gault Encourages Permanent Cominssion for Saginaw Valley Drainage - - has participated in extensive re- search in the matter, pointed out that the supply of water is the outstand- ing problem of the Valley. Agricul- ture requires drainage of wet land, and the more rapid run-off of the water increases the flood problems of ci...…
…TUESD~AY, M~AY 8, 1945 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Unusual Battlefront Operations By Michigan Men Are Disclosed Shepard Discusses Statement Of PsychologicalAssociation h Even a suffering cat, gains the1 Alumnus for the past few years has medical attention of University grad- revealed. uates, a perusal of The Michigan The operation on the abscessed ear There're Still the Ja ps Left! Nazi Germany lies in ruins! Hitler is defeated. But the deaths o...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TVUESDAT, Tvi.t*r 8, 11.45 Fifty-Fifth Year PROF. SLOSSON COMMENTSQ Allies To Get 'Second Chance DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Evelyn Phillips Margaret Farmer Say Dixon . Paul Sislin Bank Mantho Dave Loewenberg Mavis Kennedy Ann Schutz Dick Strickland Martha Schmitt Kay McFee Editorial Stafff...…
…TUESDY, MAY , 14THT H MICHIGAN DAILY PA CFi' PW1 fppointments of Executive Bocards, Committees For League Rnnounced a Installation Night A (Continued from Page 1) Stockwell, as secretary-treasurer. Grace Hansen, Mosher, will serve as war activities chairman for dor- mitories and June Gumerson, Mar- tha Cook, will handle war activi- ties for League Houses. Jackie Gatet, Martha Cook, will be per- sonnel administrator for Assembly. dent. ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MAY 8, 1945 BRIEF HISTORY OF WAR IN EUROPE: Allies Snatch Victory from Nazis After Being Close to Defeat By Carl C. Cramer Associated Press Staff Writer Germany's dream of world conquest has come to a shatter- ing end with the collapse of the Reich which Adolf Hitler boasted was to endure a thousand years. Ended is the European phase of the second great war of the century, a war which is estimated to have cos...…
…~SDAy, MAY 8, 1945 THE MIC HIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN fnv S- ' Started German Territory in Europe Shrinks To Nothing in Less Than Two Years (Continued from Page 6)- Gen. Eisenhower's British and Amer-I ican forces on July 10, 1943. Fifteen days later Mussolini was ousted in Rome-the first serious break in the axis structure. Striking swiftly on Sept. 3, after completion of a 38-day campaign in Sicily, Gen. Montgomery's troops in- vaded the to...…
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…iMl IIN I r I o I I I Y r' 4aU 4> aiti Weather Cooler VOL. LI No. 160 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS Workers Go On Strike at Captive Mine 1,400 Employes Walk Out To Protest Fine By Jones-Laughlin N Army To Take Medical, Dental Students by June Over 400 Professional Commissioied en Affected; May Return To Finish Schooling x PITTSBURGH, May 7.- (/P)- In the first coal mine work stoppage since the governm...…
…jAC=E T770 T~~r Mi-HiGAr1DI ~- 1$4~ ................. Only ROTC Basic Course To Be Given StidentW Will Enter' Army T.rough iDaft, Take Usual Training With the completion on May 29 of the present ROTC advanced course offered at the University for junior and senior students, the pro- gram will be discontinued and only the basic course will be given in thea future, Capt. Swyler, Assistant Pro- fessor of Military Science and Tac- tics, said y...…
… -x savnJIAY, MAYs, 14 THE MICHIGAN DAILY VAGE TEE Purdue Baseball Game Postponed; Bucks Beat Nette rs, 5-4 c+ i Teams To Play Twm Bill Today At Lafayette Special To The Daily LAFAYETTE, md., May 7.--Mich- tkaft's ;baseball game with Purdue tbday had to be cancelled because of the weather, but the teams will play a doubleheader tomorrow. they will lineup the same as they wee scheduled to for today's game. Fislhnan and Boim will hurl fo...…
… Fifty-Third Year 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 Monday during the regular University year, and every morning except Mon- day and Tuesday during the summer session. Member of The Associated Press Tie Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or otherw...…
…Union Spring Formcff To Be Held Today in Bal IrO Fm Campus Hit Parade To Be Main Feature bt, Affair Is First Formal Dance To Be Given by Union Council; Dotterrer Promises Sell-Out The Union Executive Council will present the final gala occasion of the year's social season, the Union Spring Formal to be held from 9 p.m. to midnight today in the ballroom. Bill Sawyer and his orchestra will play for the affair, and the highlight of the evening ...…
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