…PAGE FOUR r THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, DECEMBER -6, 1946 Galens Able Philanthropy MAN TO MAN: Iron Curtain - BILL MAULDIN THE TANGIBLE results gained from con- tributions to the Galens Annual Christ- mas Drive can be seen in the shop at the University Hospital and displays of the youngsters' projects in local store windows. The intangible outcome of the contri- butions lies with hundreds of children whose periods of hospital confinemen...…
… PRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1946 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 7 T 77 IRA Will Present Informal All-Campus Dance in Union Foreign Coeds To Be Wyvern Guests at Tea The Inter-Racial Association will present its first all-campus dance from 9 p.m. to midnight to- day in the Union Ballroom. The dance will be informal, and Frank Tinker, who plays for the regular Union dances, will play for the dancers.. Blue and white balloons and streamers will deco- rate ...…
…:IiE MiCIGAN IIAILY FTL hA, r 1i Bt, # iI 48 _____ ______ .1 ...., . OAKLAND PUSHING MATCH-Men identified as AFL union- ists restrain an unidentified man (with hat) from entering a store in Oakland, Calif., during a citywide AFL protest walkout which is continuing. ONE HAM TO ANOTHER! West Quad Seeks To Operate Its Own Broadcasting Station OUT THAR . .. at the Village The last in the series of Friday night dances for this semester will be...…
… ATTENDANCE RESPONSIBILITIES See Page 4 Llk Latest Deadline in the State 742 - tiiiq CLOUDY SNOW VOL. LVII, No. 62 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, Dec. 5, 1946 PRICE FIVE CENTS Coplin Is Elected, LegIslature Head In Close Decision, Deadlock Broken by Single Vote As Taylor Wins Vice-Presidency Breaking a deadlock vote between Haskell Coplin and Robert Taylor on the second count, the Student Legislature last night elected Coplin as its pre...…
…TWOr T'HE MICHIGAN IAILY THURSDAY DECEMBER 5, 1948 - .... )ireetors Will Not Reopen ormer Student Restaurant By STUART FINLAYSON The Board of Directors of the Wolverine Student Cooperative have no incention of reopening a student restaurant at the present time, Prof Hobart Coffey of the LaW School, chairman of the Board of Directors, declared yes- terday. Prof. C ffey's statement came in response to student questions as to the present st...…
… TNLEDAYDECEBER5, 1946 TI HE MICHIGAN O ILY PAGE TI El..En-er. l adar elected onv Al- Amurtcan Team Blanchard, Da . Ae Pic~ked for Third Year Lu jack, Trippi Complete Backfield as Agase Is Only Other Big Nine Player :Honered NX Sott., ednarik Tiei v -Lineman of Week Poll Elmer Madar, Michigan's, 172- pound sparkplug at end, was named on the 22nd Associated Press All-American football team released yesterday. Citing Mladar's offens...…
…FOUR ' THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY DECEMBER 5, 194G Attendance Responsibility Ujnneeded Warnings HE THANKSGIVING weekend is over and everyone in the literary college who wanted to take an extra day of vacation did so, we are glad to see, despite the evi- dent disapproval of some officials in the literary college. Acting Assistant Dean Charles Peake was' the only man to come right out and dis- approve of the post-Thanksgiving absences. I...…
… THLRSDAY, DECENMBER 5,; 1940~: THE MICHIGAN DAILY I 'Soph Tale-Spin' Ticket Sales Continue Today, Tomorrow LaVoie To Play;{ Booths Featured Ticket sales for "Soph Tale-. Spin," to be presented from 8 p.m. to midnight, Saturday in the League, will continue today and tomorrow. Tickets are being sold from 10 a.m. to noon in the Engineering Arch, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on the Diagonal, from noon to 1 p.m. and 3 to 5 p.m. in the League, from ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY '1IMTRSDAT .DFt' AIPPR 5, 1914 TIlE MICHIGAN DAilY T1Wft~t~AY I~ECEM~R ~, 194~ * *,. * if 4 4+ * * Santa Says - - t.' {;/ I - I -- c=. - --- --- - - - .rs x CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS M BLANKETS GOLF EQUIPMENT ARCHERY RIDING TOGS SKATES BASKETBALL EQUIPMENT MOE £2o t .hp4 FOR for PARTICULAR SHOPPERS Your Problems Wif' Be Solved ait.. FRITZI'S GIFT SHOP 607 E. Liberty St. Michigan Theatre Bldg. Give an EVE...…
… DEMOCRATIC DIDDLING See Page 4 YI r A6F A6F 4f A t n r g IRVITW DhtaAFi PARTLY CLOUDY Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVII, No. 61 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN. WEDNESDAY, Dec. 4, 1946 PRICE FIVE CENTS Action Against Spain Opposed By U.S., Britain By The Associated Press LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y., Dec. 3-The United States and Great Britain turned thumbs down tonight on direct coercive United Nations measures against Franco Spain, splitting sha...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY", DEGEIMER 4, X946 PAGE TW& WEDNESDAY, DECFMEER 4, 1944 s.w rrirA. irrimr rir nri rr rwiw rr rrwrirw [ GI'S UNDER FI RE : Army Denies Wild Disorder By U.S. Forces in Germany WASHINGTON, Dec. 3-(A)- Charges of. wild immorality and other excesses by American forces in occupied Germany were made public tonight, and the War De- partment swiftly replied "hear- say" and "gossip." President Truman, in respo...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACE HI kene Elected Captain; Irish Tfop Nation's Teams Tackle To !lead Next Season 's Grid Squad; T HIRD 4JAJOR L1EAGUE? Baseball Meeting To Consider Question of Major Coast Loop Notre Dame C hosen Best Teaiii of '46 As Army Loses Hoid on TopSpot Rating Chappuis Picked 'Most Valuable Player of The Year' at Football Elections Yesterday PA (rid Ratings Tilt with Middles Michigan Rated in By CLARK BAKER Bruc...…
…FoUR r THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1946 'U' vs. Contractors LEST ANYONE become unduly anxious for the eight-million-dollar building pro- gram now under way on this campus and under attack by local contractors, their recent flare-up against the University should be explained and clarified. The substance of the disagreement, which first arose last April, is concerned with the importation of outside labor and the pay- ment of hi...…
… WEDNE~SDAY, D~ECEMB~ER 4, 1946 THE MICHIGAN DALY I I Women To fpply For Spring, Fall Orientation Posts Advisers Needed; For Freshmen, Transfer Coeds Petitioning is now open for coeds who wish to serve as orien- tation advisers for the spring and fall terms, 1947. Posts as freshman advisers and transfer alvisers are open to eli- gible coeds who will be juniors or seniors next fall, according to Jean Louise Hole, Judiciary chair- man. ...…
…1Six TiE AICHlAN AILY WE DlNL.DAY, DECr1WER4, sIA No Questions Asked When Students Drank Joe's Beer By EUNICE MINTZ Saloons once flourished in Ann Arbor. And students of this University are still silging about them. Those famous words in I Want to go bacK to Michigan" about "Back to Joe's and the Orient" refer to the days when men were men and could drink-no inden- tification needed-in one of the town's numerous saloons. Joe's, actually J...…
… ECONOMIC SITUATION See Page 2 Alit I ai1~ CLOUDY, WARMER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVII, No. GO ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DEC. 3, 1946 PRICE FIVE CENTS Downfall of Vet Iflstitt< Is Predieted 125 Operating In Michigan N( Veterans institutes which 1 mushroomcd all over the s during the pas ygea.r, won' Director of the University's rafCoperatinwithhigad- tinal Instituts preicntd toeray. Intiuts He dicsed, thatmor, than vinsti...…
…Two VUHE MICHIGAN IAILY4 rl TUESDAY; DECEMBER 3, 1949 Economic Situation ALTHOUGH we are inclined to think of the current economic situation in this country as an inflation, it has been observed by columnist Samuel Grafton that it lacks many of the earmarks of one. In a real inflationary period, prices spiral upward without a sign of reduction anywhere along the line. However, he points out several instances in the present situation of dr...…
… r TIE MICHI AN DAILY -' 'PAGE i_ ?AGE Frat Teams Enter Finals Sigma Chi, Sigma Phi Capture Semis By virtue of their semi-final victories last night, Sigma Chi and Sigma Phi will battle for the Intramural Fraternity Swim- ming title next Monday night in the I-M pool. Sigma Chi submerged Chi Psi, 39-22, as Chuck Higgins and Russ Speirn paced the winning team. Entered in three events, Speirn copped first place in the 50 yard freestyle and th...…
…THE MICIIGAN DAILY V TUESD~AY, 1wM!BE1, 1940 - _ -.-- VISORY SERVICE: Counselors' Office Ready For Invasion of Students EDTOR'S NOTE: This is the sec- nd Ini a series of two articles deal- , g with thie work of the Office of1 Academic Counselors. By NATALIE BAGROW It was a slack day in the Office >f Academic Counselors yesterday, compared, that is, to the traffic expected next week. Fifty-five freshmen and soph- 6mores came in yesterday f...…
… FASCIST HORROR See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State A& juat SNOW FLURRIES AND COOLER VOL. LVII, No. 59 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, DEC. 1, 1946 Yt(4 II FIE VENTI 10 Fu.r -E; Pay Boost Voted to 'U' Facul ty . l Government Acts To Fine Strikers Ruthven Says Rise In Cost of Living Necessitates Raise k Miners' Fees Put in Union Medical Fund Operators May Remove Burke By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Nov. 30-The...…
…THE MICHIGAN -DAILY SUNDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1946 'ELCOME MAT OUT: Counselors' Office Ready for Discussing Spring Programs BOB CHAPIN'S CARTOON I a- EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the first of two articles on the Office of Academ- ic Counselors. The second article will appear in The Daily Tuesday. If there isn't an extra large "Welcome" mat actually placed outside the door of the Office of Academic Counselors tomorrow, there ought to be. And altno...…
…SUNDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1946 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Official Says Jet Propelled Cars Are 'Out' Predicts 'Roomier, Air-Cooled' Autos DETROIT, Nov. 30 - (AP) - Harold T. Youngren, vice-presi- dent and direetor of engineering for the Ford Motor Co., said today that the automobile of the imme- diate future will be roomier and more comfortable but that it won't be atom or jet propelled. Addressing the Central Associa- tion of Science and Mathematics Teach...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Jnavenged Fascist Horror HE HALL OF Fascist Horrors has pro- duced many an exhibit that inspires :ror in the democratic heart, but all these tell ourselves, have been avenged by the rnbined allied forces-unless we exclude e rape of Spain. En a ieccnt 6ditorial, the New York Her- ' Tribune solenoly declared that the re- rts of the distress of the Spanish people ould arouse "twinges of conscience" in all e great powers victo...…
…~; 4&THE- MICTHGAN1DAILY -, Coe ds To Eight Petition Posts For On fssembly Bcll All Independents Are Eligible To Apply For Open Central Committee Positions; Women-Bid Dance To Be Held March 7 Petitioning for eight positions )n the central committee for As- embly Ball, which will be present- bd March 'i, is now open according to Jean Clare, president of Assem- Oly Association. All eligible independent women tnay apply for the posts which ...…
…PAG sTHE MICHIGAN DAILY ..M..... U' Charged with Blockig Ann Arbor Construction Prigra State Hou ;e of Representatives ways and means committee, told the contraetors, "if you can prove your point we may crack down on the University." The -committee of which War- ner is a ra.iking member, togeth- er with the State Senate finance committee, does most of the pre- liminary work in apportioning state funds to such projects as the University s em...…
… SUNDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1946 - TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVENS Army Staves ff i ies' Lai aif DI" Ve 21-18 Bowl Lineups January 1, 1947: Rose Bowl, at Pasadena, Calif.: Illinois vs UC- LA. Sugar Bowl, at New Orleans: Georgia vs North Carolina. Or- ange Bowl, at Miami: Tennessee vs Rice. Cotton Bowl, at Dallas: Arkansas vs Louisana State. Cigar Bowl, at Tampa, Fla.: Delaware vs. Rollins. Alamo Bowl, San An- tonio, Tex.: Hardin-Simmon...…
…T.... ff.C.IGAN DAILY 3UNt 4 FACULTY FOR KNOWING: Baier Retains Salty Outlook; Maintains Academic Dignity By JOHN CAMPBELL EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the ninth in a weekly series on faculty person- altie$. Though he looks every inch the popular conception of a salty sea captain, Prof. Louis A. Baier still manages to retain the professorial dignity that people expect in the chairman of the naval architec- ture and marine engineering de- partmen...…
…LABOR EDUCATION Y 41P A& ifitr t an 743: t i CLOUDY WITH LIGHT SNOW See Page 6 VOL. LVI, No. 40 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS i vo For Sets Up Plan International Extra Dance Vacation Trains To Run; Year Will Welcome Nlew Student Exchange A nation-wide program aiming at international exchange of under- graduate students and Government support of students while in a foreign country w...…
…TAGE TWQ THE MICIHGAN DAILY THU SDAY, DECEBR 2, 1945 CONGRESSIONAL REPORT- Care of Amputation Cases Improved By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Dec. 19 - "Vast" improvement in Veterans Adminis- tration care of amputation cases since General Omar N. Bradley be- U' Receives Plane Engine A cutaway aircraft engine was pre- sented last week to the University, Prof. R. S. Hawley, chairman of the Department of Mechanical Engineer- ing, said yeste...…
…______TiI MIChIGAN DAILY AFTER THE VACATION: January Slate for 1W Athletes Jan. 2 DeLaSalle Jrs., hockey, 8 p.m. Jan. 4 Windsor Colonials, hockey, away. Jan. 5 Great Lakes, swimming, here (3 p.m.) Illinois, basketball, here (7:30 p.m.) Sarnia Club, hockey, here (8 p.m.) Jan. 7 Michigan State, basketball, away. Jan. 11 Chicago, basketball, away. Colorado Coll., hockey, away. Northwestern, swimming, away Jan. 12 Northwestern, basketball, away ...…
…FOUR THE RICHIMAN DAILY Fifty-Sixth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: MacArthur Declined Request *-1 _--. II .m,~~~ Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board of Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Ray Dixon. . . . . . . . . . . Managing Editor Robert Goldman . . . . . . . . . . City Editor Betty Roth...... .. .. .. .. Editorial Director Margaret Farmer.... . . . . . Associa...…
…THEt MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FM~ Students Donate Christmas Boxes to Percy Jones Hospital Special Guests Will Be Present At League Grill More than 300 Christmas boxes were turned in by campus residences for men at Percy Jones Hospital cen- ter, Battle Creek, according to Jean Gaffney, chairman of the drive. The boxes were wrapped as Christ- mas gifts and were valued at be- tween $3 and $5, Miss Gaffney said. They contained various useful items...…
…six rilE ,MIdil-AN jjyTUJRADA lY, IEEEmBZR 2, 19.45 I. HIGHLIGHTS ON CAMPUSI EXTENSION SERVICE: 'UProgram Educates 50,000 Workers II I" Hobby Night Program ... Combining with the Hobby Night Program sponsored by the S.R.A. at 7:30 p.m. today in Lane Hall, the Ann Arbor Youth Hostel will present a program of American Folk Dancing, led and directed by Scott Colburn. After the dancing, refreshments will be served., The Youth Hostel meeting...…
…INDIAN STUDENT DESCRIBES FAMINE See Page 2' Y 1it *43a i4 LIGHT SNOW; CONTINUED COLD VOL. LVI, No. 39 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS School Organizes Governing Body Business Administration Students Set up Committee To Coordinate Activities Student government received new impetus in the School of Business Administration yesterday with the setting-up of a student organization headed by a committee to co...…
…PAGE THE MICHIGAN DAILY WED NESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 194. WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Douglas'Pre-=War Aid to Japs I- INDIAN FAMINE: Offiejals Conplaent As People Starve Member of The Associated Preis The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for re-publication of all news dispatches credited to it or otherwise credited in this newspaper. All rights of re- publication of all other matters herein also reserved. Entered at the Pos...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THnRE Initial All-Campus Wrestling Tournament Starts , Sextet Aims at Fifth Straight Win Tomorrow Wolverines To Oppose Sault Ste. Marie Team With four straight victories to its credit, Michigan's hockey team will be aiming for number five at 8 p.m. tomorrow at the Coliseum when the pucksters encounter the Sault Ste. Marie sextet. Defense Practiced Defense tactics are the theme of this week's practice sessions sinc...…
…GE FOTU THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNES DAY, DECEMBER 19, 1945 State Department Says U.S. Can Transport Chinese Troops WASHINGTON, Dec. 18-(P)-The statement "directed" the War De- State Department today reasserted partment that Lt. Gen. Albert C. its right to chart American foreign Wedenmeyer could transport Chinese policy by making public some in- Nationalist troops to Manchuria structions to the War Department on when he deemed it necessary. mov...…
…CAMPAIGN Li 4w 4ai4t PARTLY CLOUDY, CONTINUED COLD See Pa~ge 2 VotL. [Vi, No. & ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEM0BER 18, 1945 PRICE FIVE] CENTS Wolverine Cagers Beat Utah, 48-32 .Michigan's Opening Barrage Sinks Utes In Cagemnen's Fifth Straight Victory Michigan's basketball team kept its undefeated record unblemished last night while soundly trouncing a weak University of Utah quintet, 48-32, for its fifth victory of the season be...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY :CEM BE Fifty-Sixth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: G.I. Mark Blasts Brass Hats OFF THE FENCE: UAW Defends Real National Interest F ] Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Boardl of Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Ray Dixon ......Man Mg ngEditor Robert Goldman.. . . . . . . . . City Editor Betty Roth . . . . . . . . . . Editorial Director Margaret Farm...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wolverine Cagers rim over SPons NEWS +VIEWS+# COMMENT By BILL MULLENDORE, Sports Editor SPORTS fans are either extremely hardy or extremely foolish. Frankly, we don't know which. Consider the following two cases: Last Sunday, some 31,000 persons braved zero weather and a snow-filled stadium, not to mention imminent danger of pneumonia, influenza, and other assorted ailments, to watch the Cleveland Rams defeat the Washi...…
…t; _' 'U' Hospital Maintains Library For Tubercular, Child Patients l- f iOtiki, i? Ied t, aujidthe li~i 1 "~lr "iaeeds d ei v i-; itfdvidi~i are stidied diagiwslicall.y sty that e ach 1j~itieid has the oppozturuitY to develop capacities and abilities for use upon his return home. Mrs. Holway is aided in her work by University women participating in soph project, students in occupa- tional therapy courses at Michigan State Normal College, Yp...…
…Less'sympathy, more aid: Join, the Goodfellow brigade. Give what your pocket will allow, Not eventually, but now! Y £It4pA Da itlu CONTINUED COLD BE A GOODFELLOW ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1945 GIVE ALL YOU CAN Goodfellow Funds To Aid Local Charities g * E. . :x * * * ". .,. as* Committee Seeks $1800 in Tenth Annual Appeal Coeds Brave Subzero Winds To Sell Special Daily Edition Coeds representing two dozen women...…
…J# a MiTHE MICHIGAN DAILY M ONDAY, DEC. 17, 1945 Fifty-Sixth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Battle of Bulge Reviewed -1 MI N~o-N Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board of Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Ray Dixon .. .... ....Managing Editor Robert Goldman . . . . . . . . .City Editor Betty Roth . . . . . . . . . . Editorial Director Margaret Farmer . . . . . . ....…
…T HE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREID agersRisk ~ Michigan Faces Strong Western Quintet at 7:30; Victory String in Utah Clas da eland Wmins First Pro Grid Crown, 15-14; erfield Sparks Victory over Wasington Ooosterbaan To Pick Starters Feinberg, Harrison, Mullaney, from Selbo, Strack, Kell - By HANK KEISER Fresh from its 58-45 victory over a well-balanced Great Lakes quintet last Saturday, Michigan's undefeated basketball squad will take the ...…
…F THE 'ICHIGAN IiYA___ _ MONDAYDEC 0, 1S45 , JOLLY GOODFELLOWS: Coercive Saleamanship /Irked Drives WOMEN' S NEWS BACK HOME IN INDIANA: Miliion-LeUer Business Comes Tt Swat ititis' Country Store (C tinii t Gill Pftge 1) able to play And the povertyhfvr pened senses of familie - were JI IrrId by people murmuring "The poOP things," as they handed them a big basket of food. The best thing to be done, the Bureau decided, was to let the par...…
…HOUSING Y d rrw Pa4 SNOW FLURRIES; CONTINUED COLD See Page 2 VOL. LVI, No. 37 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS Swimming Squad Takes Four of Five In AAU Meet Here Team Strength, Speed Main Factors; M' Divers Get First Three Places By CLARK BAKER Speed and team strength were the highlights as Michigan's freshman- studded swimming team copped four of the five events in the State A.A.U. tank meet here before ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECEMBER 16,1945 Government To Pus Housing Plan Ahead Labor, Management Representatives To Discuss Problems at Conference cials hope to thresh out construction problems with labor and manage- ment representatives of the industry. Two Purposes Called by the National Housing Agencysat the direction of reconver- sion boss' John W. Snyder, the con- °erence has two broad purposes: 1. To speed up home building. 2. To ...…
…SUNDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1945 THE MICHTGAN T) Tfi." .T.T-. .E MTaCVTT a2 vn L1'1 1 L NEURON RADIATION: 'U' Research on Cyclotron's Aid Against Cancer Is Resumed I~iUiversity URadio Programn Medical research to determine the cyclotron's value as an aid in fighting cancer can now be resumed after be- ing set back several years because of the production of the atomic bomb, according to Dr. Fred J. Hodges, chairman of the Department of Roentgeno...…
…THE MICItIGAN DAILY.. SUNDAY, Fifty-Sixth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: rass Hats Bungle Shipping YEARS BEFORE THE FLOOD: The Story of a Pre-War German Family Ijz; ~t §ff Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board of Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Ray Dixon....... . . . . Managing Editor. Robert Goldman . . . . . . . . City Editor Betty Roth . . . . . . . . . . Edi...…
…TlE MICHIAN DAILY rE fVI New Years Eve flu-Campus Dance T come 1946 Union, League Councils To Sponsor Huge Celebration at Waterman Gym; Late Permission For Coeds Is Granted Plans for the gigantic all-campus New Year's Eve Dance at Waterman and Barbour Gym featuring Gene DeVine and his orchestra were re- leased yesterday. Sponsored by the Union and League Councils, it will be the only all-cam- pus New Year's celebration. Dean Joseph A. Bursle...…
