… WY ZlIML' SLA , '.ll' L1t' I ZW R, J, J THE MICHIGAN DAILY ' t _. 'U' HALL RENOVATED: Sculpturings Removed From Ancient Building By DON KOTITE Plaster cast moldings, half-fin- ished statues, bronze plaques and a metal chute all figured yesterday in completion of a major Univer- sity task-clearing out remains of once proud "U" Hall's trappings. All that's left is carting away i. to the city dump tons of scry p that had accumulated in th...…
…IN- XALXA j IVA HenrichIs Circuit Clout Trips Bums in Sehies pene: * * * Wolverines Polish Aerial Tactics for Army Game Ninth Inning H ome Run Gives Yanks 1-0_Victory Reynolds Turns in Two Hit Performance World Series anxieties swept through the campus yesterday but failed to affect the atmosphere surrounding the Ferry Field prac- tice fields where the Wolverine football squad moved one step closer to their Saturday date with Army's C...…
…FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY _.. ..... t TELESCOPE ADDITION: 'U' Astronomers in South Africa Scan Milky Way m By LEN GREENBAUM In the heart of South Africa, amidst its veld lands and wild beasts, the University's Astronomy Department in conjunction with the Mount Wilson Observatory is completing its survey of the Milky Way. Begun several years ago at Mount Wilson, the experiment was shifted to Bloemfontein, Orange Free S...…
…N SATUJRDAY, 4COcT6BI?8, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY _. Yanks Take Series Lead by Beating * * * Dodgers, 4-3 * * * 4 Michigan Seeks Revenge For Previous Defeats Mize's Two-Run Sinogle Fires NinthInning Rally Page Wins in Relief Role Despite Homers By- Olmo,_Campanella in Late Dodger Bid Gophers, Wildcats Open Big Nine Title Scramble (Continued from Page 1) Whether they will is a ques- tion, only the game can answer. The Wolveri...…
…I THE MICHIGAN DAILY VFORMATION FOR HOPEFULS: SL Candidacy Petitions Available on Wednesday Petitions for Student Legisla- ture candidates may be picked up from 3 to 5 p.m. daily from Wed- nesday, Oct. 12 through Oct. 19 at the student window of the Ad- ministration Building, according to Bill Clark of SL's citizenship committee. Any eligible student may peti- tion. A list of 150 names is need- ed to qualify to be SL candidate in the studen...…
…TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE DAI.Y DOUBLE by pres holmes, sports co-editor Wolverines Seventh in AP Poll Michigan Football Spirit Still High Despite Detour jT SEEMS TO BE THE consensus of opinion among the second guessers and armchair quarterbacks that the Wolverines' signal caller, John Ghindia, made a strong bid for the "Goat-of-the-Year" award when he chose to pass with one yard to go for a first down earl...…
…12, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY -I ON THE SPOi By ROG GOELZ Associate Sports Editor ITS BEEN A LONG TIME since a Wolverine football squad has been on the spot. Following their unexpected loss to Army, that is the unfortu- nate position, Coach Bennie Oosterbaan and his charges find themselves in as they prepare to meet Northwestern Saturday for the team's Big Ten opener. Fans and sportswriters alike, will be watching this game, if for no other r...…
…TIiURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1949 I THE MICHIGAN DAILY. PAGE TIMES Wolverines To Have 'New Look 'in NU Battle Gopher's Tonnemaker Voted Lineman of Week White Uniforms Replace Traditional Maize, Blue WILL HISTORY REPEAT? 'M' Wary of Wildcats After Army Loss Michigan students fortunate enough to be included in North- western's Dyche Stadium sellout Saturday or those perched close to Quad and Fraternity television sets will see their Wolve...…
… ir rFRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SHADES OF Yi Wo lie Ent A er Wlcat en st.6 re A's Dismiss Two Aides, Defy Connie By The Associated Press PHjILADELPHIA-The Phila- delphia Athletics yesterday fired veteran coaches Al Simmons and Earle Brucker in the first major decision the club ever has made against the wishes of Connie Mack. The handwriting on the wall seemed pretty plain for all base- ball to read: The 86-year-old own- e...…
…SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1949 T R -G-A," 9 6 X -I f Y Wolverines Favored To Beat 'Cats T, ITLZ~M Both Teams In Top Shape For Encounter (Continued from Page 1) nesota clash and the Wildcats of- fensive suffered from his absence. The big news for Michigan followers was the announcement that Chuck Ortmann would be playing for the Wolverines. The ace Wolverine passer suffered head and leg injuries on the see- ond play of last week's Army game and...…
…SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1949 I THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ..HE.MI..IGAN...AI....... -I___ COUNSELOR SAYS: Foreign Students Should Know Nation's Churches DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN By JACKIE OLIVER No foreign student is really ac- quainted with the United States unless he is familiar with its chur- ches, according to Mrs. C. C. Chambers, University religious counselor for Protestant foreign students. New Designs Permit Cheap Schoolhouses Research...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Gloomy Wolverines Gird for Gophers WALLY WAS A FULLBACK: WeberBegins23rd Coaching Season * * * # # * * * Strenuous Practice Sessions' Aimed at Raisig 'M'AMorale Benny Oosterbaan and a sad- dened band of Wolverines find themselves confronted with proba- bly the two toughest foes any team and coach could face in one week. More than faced with the prob- lem of figuring out a way to stop the rampaging Minnesota Gophers t...…
…WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Varsit y in Rough Scrimmage Wolverines Polish Passing Attack for Minnesota Battle The bigger they come the harder they fall. That just about sunIs up the at- titude of the Michigan football team as the Wolverines prepared for the invasion of Minnesota's proud Golden Gophers this Satur- day. * NO ONE KNOWS better than the Maize and Blue squad that Minnesota wants this one and that most of...…
… ' AP Sports } Round-Up MINNEAPOLIS - The practice tempo was stepped up further yes- terday as Coach Bernie Bierman ran his Minnesota Gopher foot- ball squad through a stiff drill in live blocking and tackling. Star Halfback Billy Bye was ex- cused from drill. His back injury, seriously aggravated in the Ohio State game, has knocked him far off stride. DALLAS - Doak Walker was taken down with the flukyester- day, and for the first time in thre...…
…F1UIAY, OCTOBER 21, 1949 '7H J-ICIISA UALY r... .., . . ., m..r.ww..... . n..... Go hers ay Trade Spoiler Role NVisitors BringRuiner Name Wolverines Minus Koceski For Crucial Comeback Tilt That Leo Koceski will definitely not see service in Saturday's en- counter with Minnnesota was the sad news that reached the Mich- igan coaching squad as they ran the team through a light workout yesterday. it shouldn't khappen to a h' Some people act...…
…22, 1949 .1-HE MICHIGAN DAILY ,._ ,,, - t r- t. r is ti i-. t' a. f. L . A i A Y l k } A k. t VE~ I Ajo A V Go Get VLm Wolverines! CAPTAIN AL WISTERT All American COACH BENNIE OOSTERBAAN Coach of the Year 2 J4 ry 1! - - r- o% .T [ I .L-IIGAN vs. 1VIINNESOTA Saturday, October 22, 1949 …
…TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY r A Notre Dame Retains Lead in AP Poll HARRY GOT INTO THE ACT: Little Fanfare Attends l 'M' Soars to Sixth Place; Sooners Take Over 3rd NEW YORK-(IP)-Idle Notre Dame still rules the roost as the Nation's No. 1 football team ac- cording to 84 per cent of the voters in the fourth weekly Associated Press Poll. . Despite an open date in the Irish schedule, 120 of the 143 sports writers and br...…
…WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1949 T HE MICHIGAN DAILY Ortmann Selected Midwest's Player-of-tih e- Week Newsmen Cite Minnesota Performance O ** * * Chuck Ortmann, the lad who pulled Michigan's Wolverines up from their boot straps Saturday in a virtual one-man offensive per- formance, received official credit for his sensational show yesterday when a national wire service named the blond Milwaukeean Midwest Player-of-the-Week. Injured on the t...…
…THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY- PAG I I MSC Injury List Grows As Grandelius Sidelined Cr EAST LANSING-(R)-__Everett (Sonny) Grandelius, first string left half from Muskegon Heights, was added to Michigan State's in- jured list at yesterday's football practice session. Grandelius twisted an ankle while scrimmaging against a freshman eleven and had to be University Golf Course will close Sunday, Oct. 30, for the rest of the...…
…FIDAY, OCTOBER 28, 194 T HE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE I' 'M' ridders Michigan and California Picked by Grid Pollster By AUSTIN BEALMEAR NEW YORK - (VP) - When the roof fell in last week, this football forecaster was buried under the wave of upets along with some of the better teams. As a result, our average for the first half of the season dropped to .774 on 253 cor- rect guesses and 74 misses. But this is another week and we're of- fering t...…
…SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1949 .THE MICHIGAN DAILY x . . .I., . .- When the Game's Away [ s Il 1 If A I jt ESSENTIAL To Every Well-Balanced Curriculum .. . CORDUROY: Go to the head of your class wine, toast, red, green GABARDINE: in our SMOOTH ... NEW brown, black, green SKIRTS ... $5.95 A uoIf C i~/1 rI ASE oaf a °uease pIsS Q4 >t, You'll find WINTHRIOP In-'n-Outers the easiest, pleas'n'est shoes you have ever worn. Lightweight c...…
…SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TAGE TIME FACULTY FOR KNOWING: Hussey Preaches spel of Gelogy' Xi teftin9 in... ... with ROZ VIRSHUP Camera Club Trains First Class ooters By EVA SIMON ed discussions on the finer points as a career, to most it is simply Every so often a group of other- of photography. h a hobby, wise normal students get a wild - i. * *, By PETER HOTTON A "high priest of education" might be another name fo...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY /I Rushing Revision -'ro ... BY GETTING rid of the discriminatory rushing lists it now publishes, -the IFC ill be doing an educational job on the prej- diced. Not all the discriminating that goes on in the fraternity system originates among the houses with discriminatory clauses. How many of the non-restricted houses can you count that have taken in Jews or Negroes? I Con... The real prejudice remains in the minds of th...…
…i 1 r THE MICHIGAN DAiLY " TUESDAY, OCTOBER -404 a Sportswriters' Disease ANYONE WHO IS addicted to reading na- tional magazines would have recognized this autumn that peculiar fever known as ."forecastitis"-the unusual penchant of big name sports writers to make like Nostra- damus and tell the eager populace just who is going to take the football honors this year. Personally, we find it a bit tiring, if not foolish. What with the great n...…
…""HE "MICHITGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, O0OBRL, 94 a u .. i aa raaa v ia v art a u . SAC Student Members Steel Strike Letters to the Editor - THE STUDENT AFFAIRS Committee is one of the most powerful and important groups whose decisions directly affect the lives of students. Yet its student members are all chosen because of some other office they hold, and thus sometimes do not rep- resent the students for whom they pretend to speak. The outsta...…
…TlE MICHIGAN DAIY Faulty Formula Uicing oehr f i h leinof Ferry F:eld. Spe-Cle Their prtctice is- aruous; and exacting. They drill themn=_l-.es in co-mlicated man- euver- and Ii tricaorches-trations of well-known tune-. They walkn in circle. octagons and trapezoids. Theyiy re- hearse square-dancing and min-strel-showe antics. In short. they- labor hugely and complaineth not. theysaeo sucaisn:cmety a-,!dIngass mf,--= eere. nfat tines. h aei e...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1349 l 1 SChance ON THlE Help Tito A TERRIFIC EXPLOSION can be expected in the UN very shortly when Yugoslavia catapults itself into the midst of the cleav- age between the United States and Soviet, Russia. With the Ukraine's term as a non-per-1 manent member of the security council ex- piring at the end of the year, an election will be held to choose an Eastern European successor. Russia is supporti...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SA----.- CR- A8j 104 I N I Now . - 1 Wealthy or Mediocre HE REFUSAL of the United States Sen- ate to confirm the appointment of Carl Ilgenfritz as chairman of the National Mu- nitions Board illustrates a national prob- lem of growing seriousness. Ilgenfritz, a vice president of the U.S. Steel Corporation, re- fused to give up his $70,000 a year salary for the $14,000 annual stipend of chairman of the Munitions Board. I...…
…SUNDAY, OCTOWBER 9, 194% THE MICHIGAN DAILY RoILING STONES . . . by Harold Jackson Got a Light? A Real Achievement. . . LET THOSE who scream so often that the University of Michigan is just an im- personal maze of numbers - a campus too big to have a heart - consider well what happened here this week: Tickets for the Army game - which has been a sellout since mid-summer - suddenly were made available to 265 dis- abled veterans solely be...…
…2 PAGE FODU THE MICHIGAN DAILY 6t TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1940 _ _ _ _ By LEON JAROFF IT IS NOW generally conceded that CIO backing of any candidate running for mayor of Detroit is the equivalent of the kiss of death. Time and again since 1937, when the CIO first actively entered Detroit politics, its candidates have gone down to defeat under an avalanche of opposition votes. As an example of the negative effective- ness .of 0C0political a...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ' Delay in Hiss Trial : i "I'm Afraid Things Are Getting Better" CQitEo4s Thte AN ANSWER to the question of who told the biggest lie of 1948 has been delayed again. Retrial of the Alger Hiss perjury case, . which was scheduled to begin in New York this week, has been postponed be- cause of a request from Hiss that the trial be moved to Rutland, Vt. The basis for the request, Hiss said, is the "excessive publicity giv...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1949 a ROLLING STONES .. by Harold Jackson Frankly Speaking... ANYONE who has taken Speech 31 will agree that it ought to be made a must for graduation. Granted, those who control it-Wdriven by a perpetual fear that someone will think it is a snap course-smother the class with senseless reports and other paperwork. Nevertheless, we think the course is a memorable experience. And-a popular way to beg...…
…THE MICHUGAN DAILY This Farm Bill Mess MERRY-GO-ROUND: By DREW PEARSON WASHINGTON-Only a few insiders know it, but President Truman has turned sour against his former secretary of agri- culture, Clinton Anderson. In faot, the other day the President hurled his favorite insult against Anderson, now serving in the Senate from New Mexico. He called him a "big-interest man." What prompted this bitter epithet was Anderson's fight against flat, 90...…
… FOUfl THE MICHIGAN DAILY. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, Tenor Haugh Gives Recital Convictions. End Lenghty Red Trial Figure in Navy Squabble FOOTBALL FIELD TO MUSEUM: New Display Recalls 'Hurry Up' Yost i Tomorrow Mozart, Rossini, Bizet Featured *I Harold Haugh, associate profes- sor of voice in the School of Mu- sic, will give the first faculty re- cital of the semester at 4:15 to- morrow, in Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. Prof Haugh, who w...…
… a -1 FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16,1949 ROLLING STONES . by Harold Jackson CUR RET M OVIE'S I "I Was Just Bending Over To Batten A Hatch When I Got Shot In The Morale" Letters to the Editor - t keless Set-Back .. . ONCE AGAIN we have the cigarette wrap- per collection marathon which yearly places a television set in the hardest puffing housing unit on campus. Once again the contest is sponsored by that cigarette whic...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUE~SDAY, OCTOBE18,is1949i r I t RE=S N T MOVIES _.........,,.. t q At the State... { '. 4 I, FAThER WAS A FULLBACK . . . Fred MacMurray, and Maureen O'Hara. HE FIRST STRING quarterback of the movie industry called a touchdown play when he scheduled this movie for this town on this particular day. It is about a football coach with a losing team. "Two years ago we had a great team, last year we had a fine team ...…
…i, THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1949 _______________________________________________________________________________________ I Free Enterprise Lyric , ON THE Washington Merry-Go-Round WITH DREW PEARSON LETTER to the editor in yesterday's Daily questioned "the intelligence, the liberal- ism, the worthiness" of the Student Legisla- ture and the National Students Association because of a song which was sung at a recent SL-NS...…
…THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1949 . 11 -.' .c, t:. (9aGo -Eev w + J O u 3'- ohc. ."."- Pon-U £Speadit THIN by b. s. brown THIS MAY SOUND like treason, but I like Northwestern. Those who make the decisions at the Evanston institution have adopted an adult attitude towards the members of the fairer sex who attend their university. And the attitude helped to make a lot of Michi- gan men amiable after 4:30 p.m. last Saturday. It seemed as though half...…
…IRE MICHIAN Dli~Y FIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 19 x i Factionalism vs. SL HOW MUCH LONGER the Student Legis- lature is going to be able to withstand the pummeling it receives when its elec- tions are used as a political football is an important question. It adds nothing to the still weak posi- tion of that organization to have AIM and JFC members make it the bases of their annual attempts to stir up factual war- fare. Fortunately, voting is still ...…
…TH E MICHIGAN DbAILY SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22; -1949 "I Was Only Kidding" /O.. 2 .Ct" 4 i/ ~ 7 0 v- 00 th 'p @ o** * JI~N I'Mf'4 A I l we 4 fM W .^2:4' Political Party Or Conspiracy? (EDITOR'S NOTE: The writer of the following article, a former teacher of English at the University, is now editor of The New teader.) By WILLIAM E. BOHN (Special to The Daily) IN ONE SENSE the American people have returned many verdicts on the Communist Party. ...…
…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1949 f - Splinter Groups EVERRYONE wants world peace-but every- one has his own little formula of how to obtain it. More than 10 campus groups are devoted to developing better understand- ing among nations and promoting world peace. Many of these clubs allow only a select few in their membership, like the Inter- national Relations Club and the amorphous Ann Arbor chapter of the National Counci...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1949 U The City Editor's SCRATCH PAD By AL BLUMROSEN A NEW TREND OF thinking has been started on campus. It involves "human relations," "campus attitudes" and "University integration." You may have read various items about this program in the paper in the' last few weeks. It is time that the campus knows what is going on in the minds of some of its mem- bers. Basically, the idea is this: Much of th...…
… 1 AGE i t TIlE MICHICAN DA LY THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27,.1949 ______________________________________________________________________________________ I ___________________________________________ I __________________________________________________________________ I - The American Story ACT 1-MICHIGAN rE SCENE was on the Michigan campus, A student of the Jewish faith encoun- tered a friend on the diagonal who belonged to a fraternitythat the...…
…Of. X PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DATILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1949 nr m ...... . .. ...... .... ..... .. .. .. _._ _. _ .._ I Jeffersonian 'Democracy' JEFFERSON MILITARY College has sacri- ficed its right to be called an institution 'f learning. For an endowment of $50 million, this school has agreed to teach "the true prin- ciples of Jeffersonian democracy and the superiority of the Anglo-Saxon and Latin American races." This action, so con...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ON THE Washington Merry-Go-Round WITH DREW PEARSON WASHINGTON--Here are some of the things that are taking place backstage in the steel strike discussions. -THE STEEL COMPANIES-The major companies are divided regarding the con- tributory or noncontributory pension plan. Inland Steel already has a good pension plan, while Jones and Laughlin, together with Bethlehem, favor a pension plan where- by labor does not contribute; ...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUN'DAY, OCTOflED 20, 1949 ROLLING STONES ... by Harold Jackson Skirting Kempthorn --- TAKING ADVANTAGE of the absence from Ann Arbor this week-end of Mr. Dick Kempthorn, that most formidable of line- backers, we'd like to relate the story of how Mr. Kempthorn joined SPHINX-without bloodshed. Be it known that SPHINX is a Junior men's honorary society chosen from the campus' leading athletes, activities men, Da...…
…TIMMICHIGAN DALY DannyKaye and His All Star Comedy Revue' Com ing Oct. 18 Stars Include Skitch Henderson, Page Cavanaugh Trio, Dancers Women's Camp Counselor's, Outing Clubs Plan Organization Panhellenic Association is bringing to Hill Auditorium "Dan- ny Kaye and His All Star Comedy Revue" on the night of Oct. 18. Starring with Danny Kaye will be the Page Cavanaugh Trio, Skitch Henderson and hisorches- tra and the Dorothy Dorben Dan- cer...…
…r I1 .MICHIGAN DAILY . Panhellenic Petitions Due Today 'futumn Noc turn' Ball To Feature Tinker hWoen students seeking Pan- hellenic positions must hand in their petitions by 5 p.m. today at the Undergraduate Office of the League, according to Jean Mar- son, Panhellenic secretary. Panhellenic Association reports that very few petitions have been handed in thus far. The interviewing board will meet from tomorrow noon until Monday, Oct. 10. ...…
…WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1949 TIDE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MICHGANwDAIL Skitch Henderson To Be Featured In Panhellenic Benefit Program Coeds Begin Club Activities In Archery, Tennis,_Dance By BARBARA MOLYNEAUX Skitch Henderson, famous pian- ist and band leader, will appear with his orchestra at Panhellenic's "Danny Kaye and His All Star Comedy Revue" Oct. 18 in Hill ~Auditorium. Lyle Cedric "Skitch" Henderson will be featured with the Page Cavana...…
… THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1949 Chairmen Must S THE MICHIGAN DAILY Submit Fortnite Skit Titles Fortnite skit chairmen in dorm- chairmen of each group's skit title itories and league houses intend- has been set for Saturday noon. ing to take part in the evening's After this time no additional skit competition are asked to con- groups will be scheduled on the tact committee chairman Jane program. Stephenson, or her assistant, Joyce The skits a...…
