…rAl EF(,R TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY - SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1947 4 Fifty-Eighth Year b f Edited and managed by students of the Uni- versit of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Stafff n Campbell...................Managing Editor .......................City Editor htar in 'ayson ...............Editorial Director EnAice Mintz ..................Associate Editor Dick Kraus .............................…
… SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1947 THE MICHIGAN II ILY PAGE yTIR MTCTTUcaN Fb afl.V e...insa acauc. rah . . Show To Climax FortnightEvents Program Will Feature Skits, Songs; 'All Aboard' Theme to Predominate C}- Climaxing a two-week Fortnight program, Assembly Association will present the Fortnight Show, "All Aboard," at 7:30 p.m. Tues- day in Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre for all independent women. "All Aboard" is the call to all independents to ...…
…six THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, sI~ SUNDAY, N'WESTERN UCLA 27PURDUE 26 OSU 24 INDIANA 20 WISCONSIN 7 ILINO 7 IOWA 35 TEXAS 12 N. CAROLINA 341 NOTRE DAME 40'MICH. STATE 0 PITT 61MISS.STATE 7 GEORGIA 0 LSU 35 19 Crisler Sends Coast Warning by Bur ing Stanford Gridiron HeroesI BILL LUONGO-Penn-Scored four touchdowns to lead the red and blue to a 59-0 rout at La- fayette. WARREN HUEY - Michigan State--Caught a pass on the eight...…
… 5, 1947 -H MICHIG..A.ZAN P LD.L L'.C"A.4 NOS.. 1 11LI M TCII~lTCAN 119fL 1VIAU EE PAGE SEVEN Yanks One Step Away Fr Title Tak I3-0 VIe tWrv 'tl°r 11 e Jayvees Take13-0 Vieto rtdoor Track Shea Hurls _ _isted for IM * 1Ir-Uutlvr Series Facts By The As.ociated Pres. New York (AL) ....3 2 .600 Brooklyn (NL) ..... 2 3 .400 REMAININGS Sixth game, Sunday, Oct. 5, at New York. Seveneth g:amue(if necessary) Oct. 6, at New York. Probable pitchers...…
…THE MICHiGAN DAILY City's Record Clean as U.S. Fire Prevention Week Opens n2 Uiversity students and Ann Arbor residents may pride them- selves on the fact that no lives have been lost here through fire in the past year, Fire Chief Ben Zahn said yesterday, commenting on national Fire Prevention Week, which begins today. But throughout the nation, he continued, statistics reveal that 30 persons are burned to death per day, and $1,387 damage is...…
… AMERICAN FOLLIES See Page 4 Yl r e Lw119Zrn 47Iati4g POSSIBLE SHOWERS Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIH, No. 11 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS Stanford Invades Campus for Grid Battle G Court Orders Strike Halted; Taft Act Used Other Disputes Still Undecided By The Associated Press The first court order issued un- der the Taft-Hartley Act was credited with halting an Albany. N. Y., longshor...…
…GE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY . ' SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1942 GE TWO SATURDAY, OCTOflIR 4, 1#4t Former Daily Editor Joins Alum nus Staff Harold M. Wilson, sports editor of the Michigan Daily in '41-'42, is the newly-appointed assistant ed- itor of the Michigan Alumnus. Wilson was a journalism major, president of the local chapter of Sigma Delta Chi, national hon- orary journalism society, and a member of Michigamua before his graduation in 1942...…
…1947 tH~ MICHIGANitIy -- , M I olverines-Indians To Renew Gridiron Feud After 45 Years I l * * * Jayvee Squad Starts Season Against Grand Rapids Today Casey Posts Second Win As Bums Rally in Ninth Lavagetto Ruins Bevens' Bid for No-Hitter With Double after Two Outs in Final Inning Michigan HeavyFavorite In Intersectional Contest Quist, Anderson, Stanford Stars Sidelined; Bob Mann Available for Action at End Post Michigan's Jayvee s...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATtWJDAYy OCT4QBER 4, 1947- Fifty-Eighth Year ON WORLD AFFAIRS: American Follies DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Letters to the Editor ... 5 . -- 5 l ,aR J4 wr,. Edited and managed by students of the Uni- versity of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff John Campbell................Managing Editor Clyde Recht ..........................City Editor Stuart Finlayson ......…
… 184 - TIlE MICHIGAN VAILY Assembly To Give Fortnight Show; Begins Plans for Recognition N\ight i _4 Event To Feature Skits, Specialties "All Aboard," the Assembly Portnight show, will climax the two-week program designed to ac- quaint independent women witl their campus organization, at 7.:3C p.m., Tuesday in Lydia Mendels-, sohn-Theatre. Each dormitory will be repre- sented in a brief skit, and there will be community singing. A spe- c...…
…S'A. I4 -THE MLCICAAPILY SA iThDA, GREASE PAINT CALLS: Play Production Offers Opportunities to Students BY GLORIA BENDET Frustrated actors, actresses, di- rectors, set designers, et al, whc nave given up hopes of theatrical fame, may be unaware that the have a golden opportunity right here on campus to combine their prosaic studies with the thrills o the stage. Play Production, operating within the Department of Speech, puts on at least ...…
…FREEDOM Y 1Mw uyrn TRAIN See Page 4 47Ia ii4 PARTLY CLAUDY, WARMER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 10 ANN ARBOR, P EICFGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS Jews Agree To Partition Of Palestine Arabs Demand Independence By The Associated Press LAKE SUCCESS, October 2 - The Jewish Agency for Palestin told the United Nations today tha its people were prepared "in sad ness and most reluctantly" to ac cept partition of...…
… THE 111CHfYAN 'IJAMtY INFANTILE THEORY ADVANCED: Syracuse Doctor Claims Cyanide Poisoning FromUnripe Fruit Source of Poliomyelitis SYRACUSE, N.Y., Oct. 2-(A)- A Syracuse pediatrician, Dr. Ralph R. Scobey, who firmly believes cyanide poisoning causes infan- tile paralysis, has put his finger on unripe fruit, among other things, as a source of the dread disease. Dr. Scobey's beliefs are publish- ed in a series of articles in the Archives of...…
…THE MICHTGAN I-tLY p In the Air... -Daily L'man ian PICTORIAL HIGHLIGHTS of Saturday's game: LEFT-Weis- enburger, Wolverine fullback, assisted in a swan dive by Spartan *..Lynn Chandnois; CENTER: J. T. White, Michigan center, dropped i ~ by State Quarterback Gene Glick, after swiping a Spartan aerial; RIGHT-Bob Chappuis, Michigan back, invades well protected enemy territory. " ' v ,, , . , cc ; _' pa's .:, Casey's Hurling Helps Brooks 1 ...…
… -- _._ THE MICHIGAN DAILY rRTDAY, OC ODIA 8,_1947 - _ _. MATTER OF FACT: Miracle Needed Edited and managed by students of the Uni- versity of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Stafff John Campbell ...................Managing Editor Clyde Recht ........ ..................City Editor Stuart Finlayson ................Editorial Director Eunice Mintz ...................Associate Editor D...…
…3, 1947' TME ICHIGAN DAILY ' Soph Cabaret Staff To Explain Committee Functions at Meeting 'Court' Dance STickets on Sale LeagueAppointmentsAnnounced At Diag, Arch :y _ A mass meeting for all soph- omore women interested in work- ing on Soph Cabaret will be held at 4 p.m. Tuesday in the League Ballroom. Complete details of each com- mittee's work and how it will be carried out will be outlined by chairmen of the various commit- tees. "A...…
…PAZZ si THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRDAY, OCTJOR~ 3, 1947 U LIE TOPS GOEBBELS: Germans Claim British Are Taking Their Food , HAMBURG, Oct. 2-(JP)-Offi- cials of British Military Govern- ment admit being unable to kill what they call "the biggest Ger- man lie since Goebbels." Despite all their efforts through radio, newspapers, posters and ex- hibitions, an incredible number of German people firmly believe that food is being exported from hun-...…
…CAUSE AND EFFECT See Page 4 Y 1.11wA6 A46&F CLOUDY, SOMEWHAT WARMER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIH, No. 9 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS Russians Hit Plot To Deny Ukraine Seat Bars UN Entry Of Finland, Italy By The Associated Press NEW YORK, Oct. 1 - Russia protested in a special statement tonight against attempts of "cer- tain delegations, primarily those of the United States and Great Britain,"...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIA N DIAILY THURSDAY, OCTOBER . 147 PANEL DISCUSSION: Piresident Faculty Analyze / Role of Education in Society Higher education has the in- creasingly prominent role of pre- paring students to think critically and intelligently in a rapidly- changing world, President Alexan- der G. Ruthven and three fac- ulty members concluded in a panel discussion Tuesday on higher edu- cation in present day society. Prospective teache...…
…0 !WC'USDAy, OCT~OBER 2, 1941 wk mmftdb- i L. - Ad THE MICHIGAN IAILY Bombers of Old Make "Bums" of Dodger Hurlers I C * , , Kempthorn, Elliott Shine As Team Stresses Defense "They shall.not pass." a commendable showing in That was the idea stressed by d Coach Fritz Crisler at yesterday pass defense set-up. afternoon's practice session as he According to latest word, sent his speedy charges through of Stanford's better ball-ca...…
…III*- -mk - -A I Ak d ""IT TC'T-TTGAN DAILY 1~ f~'~~ ~~ £W -. 4 111____________ .A..- .i"I__A..A 5 . .A~ A~. 1 1V i ~~l L211 .5.5.4_.5, 1 1131 A1C.CY~R 7t:X 1 rMCTTEANTAT uUMBER z, 1947 ' 0I1 ifrtiwgu Yeai Fi fty-Eighth Year I'D RATHER BE RIGHT: Cause and Effect Edited and managed by students of the Uni- versity of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Stafff John Campbell ...............…
…THrURSDAY, OCTfOBER 2, 19~47 TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY Alumnae Council Luncheon Meeting Slated for Oct. 10 Need For Baby Sitters Being A luncheon opening the first fall meeting of the Michigan Alumnae Council will be held at 12:45 p.m. Friday, Oct. 10 at the Michigan League. The speaker, Miss Lois Water- mfLn, director of personnel in the Eaht GAnd Rapids High School, is known th roughout the state for her successfl work in guidance Her topic...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TWURSTAY, WO own21, 190 _________________________, I OU' To Receive Vets' Center FromSigler Will Dedicate New BuildingTomorrow Gov. Kim Sigler will personally turn over the new half-million dollar Veteran Readjustment Cen- ter to the University Hospital for operation at ceremonies to be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow. Construction of the new build- ing back of the University Hos- pital, which will provide treat- ment and accom...…
…STUDENT RIGHTS See Page 4 co Lw 43ZU 74Ia tii4 WARMER, WITH SHOWERS Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVHI, No. 8 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS Med School Grads Arrive For Reunion Estimate 1,000 , Alumni to Attend An estimated 1,000 doctors from all parts of the country are ex- pected to attend the third trien- nial alumni reunion of the Uni- versity Medical School to be held here tomorrow through Satu...…
…THE MICHIGAN D OAILY E POSSIBLE EPIDEMIC: Students Advised To Build Up Resistance Against Colds By JIM MARCHEWKA Sufficient rest and the avoid- ance of overheated rooms during sudden chilly spells will insure re- istance against a cold, Dr. War- zen E, Forsythe, Director of the health Service, advised yesterday in the face of a possible cold epi- demic on the campus. -4 "If possible, duck out of the "'verheated room and keep well Llothed whi...…
…WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1947 qw THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. . s Initial Sailing Meet Draws Five Schools Saturday and Sunday, October 4 and 5 mark the dates of the Michigan Sailing Club's first fall meet, on the waters of Whitmore Lake. Besides Michigan, five schools will participate. Denison, North- western, Michigan State and Youngstown will be joined by Bradley University of Ohio in the Club's Association Meet. All of the schools except Bradley...…
… 'qow - THE MICHIGAN DAILY V1TDNT S1AY, OTOER1, 94 t Fifty-Eighth Year tilg MATTER OF FACT: Decline and Fall? BILL MALIN .-- C +. . "' . -: ,, 'K dte and managed by students of the Uni- ty of Michigan under the authority of the fd in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff SCampben ...................Managing Editor i e Recht......................., (:ity Editor Wt Finlayson..............Editorial Director 1c8 Mintz........…
…__TIEMICHIGAN -DAIL_._ Societies, Clubs To Hold Meetings Today ALL MEMBERS of Scroll are notified of an impottant meeting to be held at 5 p.m. today in the Garden Room of the League. Members are requested to bring fountain peng. VYVERN members are asked to attend a meeting to be held at 5 p.m. today in the League. The the bulletin board at the main desk. * * * MEETING of the dance captains for the social danc- ing classes will be held at 5 ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ) Hari NG PROBLEM: Fifteen Hundred Students TakeStudy Courses by Mail Some fifteen hundred Univer- sity students never give the Ann Arbor housing shortage a second thought. The explanation is that they don't live on campus at all, but are enrolled in correspondence study courses from such far-off places as Korea, Egypt, parts of South America, India, and Ger- many. A good share of the "mail- order" students live in Michi...…
… ALL OR NOTHING See Page 4 Y L Latest Deadline in the State ~4Aii4 FAIR COLDER VOL. LVII, No. 33 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSAY, OCTOBER 31, 194 PRICE FIVE CENTS Ford Local Will File Strike Notice Chrysler Officials Conferring with UAW-CIO on Proposed Wage Boost By Th'Ie Associated Pres DETROIT, Oct. 30-(/P))-Ford local 600, representing 70,000 CIO United Auto Workers at the Ford Rouge plant, announced late Wednesday that it would file a ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1946 Heifers for Eurpe' Relief Drive Planned Campus Groups Will Cooperate in Project The Famine Relief Committee made plans yesterday for a campus- wide "Heifers for Europe" drive which will begin next month. In explaining the need for student support of the "Heifers for Europe" program, Chairman Seymour Gold- stein pointed out that the discon- tinuance of UNNRA at the end of the year will...…
… THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1946 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'PAGE TH~iE Rally To Spur Michigan Against Gophers Today 'M' Club Urges Students To Meet on Union Steps By ARCHIE PARSONS Michigan's chances to blast the Gophers of Minnesota back into their holes Saturday will jump 100% to- morrow-if the students of this cam- pus .turn out en masse to the special pep rally called by the "M" Club for 4:45 today in front of the Michigan Union. Bill Courtri...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER ;'1, 1916 . .. ........1 I.r ./ BILL MAULDIN ALL or NOTHING MUSIC Copr. 1446 by' Unted Feature Syndicate, Inc. Trn Re. U S.Pat, Off.-Al rghts reserved VYASCHLEFF MOLOTOV'S address yesterday was without any question the most impor- tant and pregnant speech ever given before the United Nations, one which should put a damper upon the myth creators of Soviet Ex- pansionism. After a length...…
… THIURSDAY, rOCTOJDER 31, M94 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FADE FIVE U PAGE F1VK Tickets for Semi-Formal Ball May Be Purchased at 'U' Hall The first semi-formal dance of the year, "Time Out," will be a bene- fit affair, to be held from 8:30 p.m. to midnight Saturday, November 9, in the Intramural Building, featur- ing the music of Ted Weems and his orchestra. Tickets for the event, which is open to all students on campus, will continue to be sold ...…
… -THE MICHIGAN DAIt 'PAGE SIX TH2UUSDAY, OCTOBEI~ Si, 1940 Plans Made For City-Wide FEPC Drive Antonevsky Chosen Committee President The campus-wide petition cam- paign for state FEPC legislation will be enlarged to cover all Ann Arbor, it was decided at a meeting of the FEPC Coordinating Committee last night which elected George Anto- nevsky of AVG, president. Plans were made to circulate both literature and petitions among the registered...…
… C STATE FIANCE S See Page 4 Adallow Li Latest Deadline in the State Daii4 CLOUDY, VOL. LVII, No. 32 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1946 PRICE FIVE CENTS League House Mothers Hit Later Hours Threaten To Let Contracts Lapse Protesting a proposal which would give upper-class women week-day late permissions, a large number of League House mothers have threat- ened not to renew existing contracts if the new hours are adopted. I...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICH IGAN DIDAILY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1946 I I HEADACHES FOR ALL: Increased Number of Classes Makes Exam Scheduling Hard Preparation of an examination calendar this year has proved one of the "most difficult revisions" to de- velop in the return of the University to a peace-time schedule. Prof. Paul Dwyer, examination schedi ling chairman of the literary college, explained that the difficul- ties he has encountered in pre...…
… AY, OCTOBER 30, 1946 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE RETURN TO OLD FORM! Wiese Successfully Combines Scholarship and Athletics By BUD WEIDENTHAL Big Bob Wiese is again proving himself to be one of the top full- backs in Michigan gridiron history. After two years of service in the Philippines, Bob has returned to the DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication .n The Daily Official Bul- letin is constructive notice to all mem- bers of the Universi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1949 State.Finances To Suffer IN THE forthcoming state election, Michigan voters will be asked to decide on a constitu- tional amendment which, if adopted, would ear- mark 76 per cent of the proceeds of the retail sales tax for the use of local units. The proposed measure has been the subject of much discus- sion, but it is still doubtful whether the voting citizenry is well enough informed about ...…
… WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 164 THE MICRV5. I =AN £5 J.i...~.D A .34 10 r-z+ tee THE Mu IiCHWA1CF.'tT TVATTV PAGE F*l ZIVn z Recognition Night 4 Honors Independents AVC To Present Record Dance Tomorrow in League Ballroom Scholarship, CoedActivities Earn Awards Thirty-one independent women were honored at Assembly's annual Recognition Night yesterday, and four coeds were tapped for membership in Senior Society. Activity awards were pree...…
…PAGE SIX THE MI-CHIAN DAItLY WEDNESDAY, Q 08ER 30. 1946 PAGE SIX WEDNESDAY, OCTO11~R 30. 1946 f VETERANS' NOTES Congenial Union Doorman Dies at 86 (EDITOR'S NOTE: This column is de- signed to provide veterans with infor- mation of secific concern to them. All veterans are encouraged to submit topics or specific questions for con- sideration here.) The American Legion and the Vet- erans of Foreign Wars are both con- ducting vigorous cam...…
… ALL OR NOTHING See Page 4 L Latest Deadline in the State 4711 CLOIUDY, MILD -1 VOL. LVII No. 31 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1946 PRICE FIVE CENTS r , i i41 V lt'! i' .a T 1Lf V IFd i I.; wammommmmmew . Student Positions Will Be Filled in Elections Today Truman Promises 'Positively No Strike', U.S. Agrees To Parley With Coal Miners; Llienthal Named to Atomic Commission Polls will be open from 8:30 a.m. to 5 ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN D A TLY I TUPAT)AV. ('IVTnrtPlrt 9.(b 14A& 111fW 111,A11T4T1"11\ riin sa. 6T=S t s r..a L l4 aa.aj ;y.LyAl, l/i l 1LCti , ly3li a GEORGIA CRIME: Lynching Case Will Be Laid Before Federal Grand Jury NEW YORI, Oct. 28-(A)-Attor- neyGeneral Clark disclosed tonih that the lynching of four Negroes near Monroe, Ga., last July 25 will be laid before a federal grand jury. In an address prepared for the New York Herald Tr...…
… TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1946 TIDE MICHIGaxN DAiIY -- - Eleven Squads' Vie for Gobbler In Turkey Trot Sororities To Sponsor Representative Teams Turfdom has its Run for the Roses at Churchill Downs in Kentucky, and, taking a hint from the horsey set, trackdom has its Run for the Turkey at Ferry Field in Ann Arbor. No less than eleven cross-country teams representing every corner of the Michigan campus will go after the gobbler at 5:15 p.m. to...…
…-THIR -Mlcufir ,-AN -O-Auv- T ?ii f C1 & tT: _ A/"i ihiMIM esn 4 n atlE' _ i as t-i-i. w-U .. A .Z .. .L l .L .5....L13..5.5.4 A - . V, OUTOBIJ35R 29; 194 I cEttePJto the & o Sound Truck Needed To the Editor: WHEN CLASSES were dismissed eary so that a large portion of the student body could hear the top man in our Navy give an address, there seemed to be a good deal of bitter irony in the situation that existed this morning. I won't te...…
… TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1946 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE F"T THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE Rnnual Recognition Night To Honor Independents Scholarship, Activity Awards To Be Made Tonight in League Assembly Recognition Night, tra- ditional event honoring the achieve- ment of independent women in schol- astic and extra-curricular activities, will be held at 7:30 p.m. today in the League Ballroom. Tickets are still available and will be sold, at t...…
…PAGE SIX 'U' Heredity Clinic Illustrates Inheritance Types in Exhibit ""HE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1946 , A new exhibit on display at the University Museum illustrates the three types of human heredity re- sponsible for inheritance of normal and abnormal traits or diseases. The Heredity Clinic, a research and public service agency, is spon- soring the exhibit. The clinic ad- mits more than a hundred families a year for study of ...…
…CANDIDATES" STATEMENTS See Page 2 ..911113mm- Latest Deadline in the State Dai~i4 CLOUDY COOLER VOL. LVII, No. 30 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1946 PRICE FIVE CENTS c hi a . Fum les 1ve Il1ni 13 -9 Win Say Goering Had Poison When Seized Vial Was Hidden in Alimentary Tract By The Associated Press NUERNBERG, Oct. 26-Hermann Goering had the vial of poison with which he committed suicide from the time he was captured, and...…
…PAGE TWO THE MTCHTGTAN DATLY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1946 Candidates' Statements v-' Three student members will be chosen for the Board in Control of Student Publication in the campus elections Tuesday. The following statements have been submitted by candidates for these positions: Howard Baumgarten .. . Three years on the Daily Staff, including the senior position of As- sociate Business Manager, have giv- en me a thorough appreciation of...…
…SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27~ 19}46 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TEMEEE U - I I-, , rm '. . STICK OUT YOUR ARM: immunization Drive Begins Tomorrow Little aches will run rampant on campus this week to prevent big aches later on. The drive for 100 per cent imriun- zation of University students, facul- ty and personnel against influenza starts tomorrow in Waterman Gym- nasium. Perfected in 1941 The vaccine to be used here was perected in 1941 by Dr. Thoma...…
