…TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY League Calls For Dance Class Aids A mass meeting for all coeds in- terested in serving as assistant teachers and hostesses for the men's social dancing classes will be held at 5 p.m. Thursday in the League Ballroom. Details of the classes which will begin next Monday will be ex- plained by Sue Smith, dance chairman. All coeds including freshmen are eligible for this League activity. Sponsored by th...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sorority Rushing Closes; Panhel fknnounces Pledges, ROTC's Annual Military Ball To Be Presented March 19 (Continued from Page 1) garet Paton, Maxine Pearson, Ruth Ann Rupp, Barbara Seibert and Patricia Ann Stormont. Alpha Xi Delta: Dawn Baldauf, Frances Bendler, Marydel Berger, Phylliss Bliss, Barbara Boden- bender, Mary Boer, Irene Bronko, Nancy Coleman, Winifred Duckek. Patricia Isbell, Virginia Matz, Nancy Neff, Betty...…
…- THE MCR1GAT~-4IA~- Polio Virus Mystery Pierced, But Cure Remains in Future Although the polio virus is not entirely a mystery, a certain cure for polio remains for "some future AUP F 1avors Politieal Rights The American Association of University Professors has adopted a resolution pledging support to any university professor accused of communist activity, whether or not he is a Communist party member, Prof. Charles L. Jani:.- son announ...…
…FRIDAY, MARCH 5,11948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY t Annual Soph Prom Features. 'Music Hall' Today in Union Carrying on the traditional sophomore project, "Soph Music Hall" will be presented from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. today in the Union Ballroom. The semi-formal prom, spon- sored by the sophomore class, is open to all campus students and tickets may be purchased from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. today in 'U Hall and at the door. Music Shop Theme7 Portraying a music...…
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…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...…
…LU>,06-THEMICHTGAN - Petitioning Open for Coeds In Panhel, League Activities Panhel Petitions Due March 17 Petitions for po itions on the 1948-49 Panhelleiic Board will be due at noon Wednesday, March 17 in the Undergraduate Office of the League. All affiliated women, regardless of class, are eligible to petition for the six official positions including president, first vice-president, see- end vice-president, secretary,I treasurer and rushi...…
…MWEDNESDAY, MARVII 19, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'U' Delegates Will Attend Convention Assembly Association will send four delegates to the annual re- gional conference of the National Independent Student Association to be held Friday and Saturday at the University of Illinois. Michigan women who will at- tend the conference are Betty Spillman, vice-president of League Houses; Ilone Fietze, Assembly secretary; Betty Lou McGeath, head of Assembly...…
…_ ri t 111 'e_; tl l a . 1'J V AJ L, 1 ............ DAILY :N OFFICIAL BULLETIN' Publication In The Daily Official ' Blletin Is constructive notice to all members of the University. Notices for the Bulletton should be sent In -" typewritten form to the office of the Assistant to the Presidn t, Rom 1021 Angell Hall, by 3:00 p.m. on the clay +. preceding publication 0.1 :00 a.m. iat- urdays). Noticees THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 1948 VOL. LVIII, No...…
…THE MIC11GAN DAHlY - Petitions for WAA Board, League Posts Must Be Submitted' by Noon Tomorrow On i4I - _ -ii L i ; Board Positions Open to All Coeds Petitions for the 29 positions on the WAA Board are due at noon tomorrow in the Undergraduate Office of the League. Special blanks will be used for t the petitioning, these are avail- able in the Undergraduate Office. Petitions should include plans for the positions and criticisms and suggest...…
…1ARC T HE MICIIIGAN DA ILY FAIGE FI®] JG Play Will Be Given March 25 -2 7 Publicity Committee Offers Opportunities For Coed Writers, Thinkers, Go-Getters' Honor Society Chooses Eligible Frosh Women, Fifty-nine women are eligible for membership in Alpha Lamb- da Delta, national women's hon- orary fraternity. Those women who wish to be initiated should register from 2 to 5 p.m. Friday at a booth in the League lobby. Dues must be paid ...…
…....16 . 48 . ....TH.M C TG iN DA LY T -- -- - --- r UP I AE ASSOCIATED PRESS PICTURE ES Su V L E AD EK IHUD)DLE -Gov. Kim Sigler of Michigan, Sen. Homer Ferguson of Michigan and Sen. Owen Brewster of Maine (left to right) get together at a Detroit dinner meeting of Michigan Republicans. They favored instructing the state's 41 delegates to the Republican national convention to vote for Sen. Arthur Vandenberg of Michigan as presidential no...…
….Y, IUARC 17, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY JGP To Honor Senior Women Annual Traditional Supper To Be Held Preceding Initial Performance of Play Junior Girl's Play, "Make Mine Michigan," will be presented in honor of senior women at 8 p.m. Thursday, March 25 in Lydia Men- delssohn Theatre. JG Play will follow the annual senior supper to be held at 6 p.m. in the League Ballroom. Also on the agenda will be the traditional senior women's parade on sta...…
…1TiiURSDAY, MARVll~'l t lB, 1:1)4 F THE TICIHGAN I) ~.1LX r t kr - . DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Medical Group cU' To Institute New Program To Form Club In Russian Studies Next Fall Publication in The Daily Official incorrect, please notify the Count- Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Notices r for the Buletin should be sent in typewritten form to the office of the Assistant to the President, Room 1021 Ange...…
…Di,~THE I MICHIIGiN D1 AIl,-Y : Byv MARILYN JONES COEDS WL ,BE repaying their dates this weekend when women's residents hold pledge formis, scavenger hunts and informal parties. Fraternities are also entertaining at pledge formals and in- formal parties. Following dinner at the Union, the Alpha Chi's and their dates will return to the house to dance to the music of Al Chase and his band at their pledge formal tomorrow. Surprise favors, progr...…
…SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 1948 THE ICHGANDAHTIL Gargoyle Spearheads Do It for ree' Movement I TIIRIVJIN(G ALUMNI: Problem of Birds And Bees Probed In Monday )S Issue Pink Hearts and loweIrs Ilmle WiLh Yelow IsieIC, ForIti dei'i rititl "If the birds and bees can do it for free, how come it costs students a quarter to read the Garg?" is the question euphemistically asked by the March "Birds-and-Bees" Gargoyle, on sale everywhere Mond...…
…SUNDAY, MA XR 21, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SUNDAY, MARCH 21, 194&PAGE Sorority Pledges To Present Formal,_May]1 r3 Sorority pledge classes, under the auspices of the Panhellenic Association, have joined hands in planning their annual pledge project, a dance to be presented Saturday, May 15 in the League Ballroom. One member of each pledge class has been elected as a rep- resentative on the central com- mittee for the- dance. Some wil...…
…WEN .;-',AY, M RCH '24, 1i1?1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Coeds See New Look' For Spring Feminine Appeal Replaces Sloppy Look for Relaxing; Bluejeans, Pajamas Out By MARY ALICE CHENEY SOME 300 COEDS in bobby sox and sweaters sat self-con- sciously around a circle two week.' ago in the League ballroom while seven impeccably groomed models introduced what the college wom- an should wear this spring. From all calculating glances, it seems that the "...…
…ThURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1948 T IIE MICHIG AN DAILY VARIED ACTIVITY: SL Culture, Education Group Handles Advisory Program (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the third in a series of descriptive articles concerning the Student Legislative committee system.) By NAOMI STERN The well-received course-con- tent advisory program initiated during registration week this term, was the result of long term, diligent planning by members of the Student Legislature Cult...…
…THE MICHIGAN__AILY Tennis Club To Hold First Meeting, To Discuss Plans for Tournament The tennis club will hold its first spring organizational meeting at 5:15 p.m. Tuesday in the W.A.B. lounge. The Club will open membership to a limited number of experienced and inexperienced players, and those desiring membership should attend this first meeting. The agenda of club activities during April and May includes regu- larly scheduled practice and ...…
…WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31, 1948 TITE MICHIGAN DAILY . ...... ....... . ... . ...... Petition Deadline Moved to R prl 1 2 Variety of Positions in League Offered to Next Year's Junior Activities Women Sophomore petitioning for jun- and assistant, decorations and ior positions in the League and personnel. JGP central committee has been To Fill Standing Committees extended to allow the receipt of Other jobs open are Dance Class petitions Monday...…
…THE MICIIIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, ALARCHI ASSOCIATED PRESS P CTURE NEW Band To Cive Concert at Hill First Program of '8 Slated for Thu'rs dav The University Concert ind, conducted by Prof. William 1. lRe- velli, will present its first Concert of the year at 8:301) . L Tuimsdy in Hill Auditorium. The band that dazzled Rose Bowl rooters has been transformed into a polished concert band or- ganization and promises to prove its talents with a varied...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MAR05 8, 1948 Rushing Alpha Chis 1 Whoop It Up They Dri aCain pag.e' I 4 I w 1. aaiiy-Patterson. Daily-Patterson. WHO DANCED AT WHOSE WEDDING?-High point of every evening was the "jitterbug wedding"-western style (above). Whooping it up, from left to right, are members of the "wedding party": Pat Gurr (minister); Kiki Frick (bridesmaid); Mary Ann Wickersha...…
…T HE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MARCH 4, 1949 Capone Men Quiz Blocked, Hoffman Says Justice Department Accused ofStalling WASHINGTON, March 3--VP)- Chairman Hoffman (Rep., Mich.) accused the Justice Department today of putting "an iron curtain" In the way of his House Commit- tee's investigation of the paroling of four former Al Capone gang- sters. Attorney General Tom Clark hotly denied it. He also said i the committee turns up "any evi- de...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY x IA trU 5n II fI _. - . - -- --- Mt I ----Argus Photo. DISPLAYING PERFECT FORM-Young enthusiast Jens Jensen tries his hickory wings on one of Caberoe's rolling ski trails. Young Jensen asserts that by getting such an early start he hopes to avoid Miss Kraus' fate. Daily -Fitzgerald. CAPERS AT TIlE COLISEUNM-Students and townspeople are keeping the hockey rink busy this season between gamnes. Here Vivian Luchet, former M...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MARCII C, 1148 ............ WISE TO ADVERTISE: Daily Ad Brings Flood Of Feminine Phone Calls By FREDRICA WINTERS It all began when one of Sam's friends moaned once too often about the scarcity of available women in Ann Arbor. Although Sam is a teaching fellow in the history department and a staff assistant at West Quad, he just couldn't resist that old under- grad trick, the phony letter. His roommate, who live...…
…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 MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MARCh . 194w LETTER BARES ALL: Czech Student Exposes Soviet Balkan Technique Before the Iron , Curtain slammed down on tiny Czecho- slovakia, a former student in the United States mailed a letter to a friend at the University of Cali- fornia, revealing the process by which the recent Soviet Czech coup was accomplished. The letter, copyrighted and published by The Daily Califor- nian, C student newspaper, was writ...…
…4 """ saTHE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MARRCH 10, 1949 GHOSTS TO EVACUATE: Parking Lot Will Replace Movie ByFRANIVICRand 4? * * JAKEHIJRWITZ The ghosts of Rudolph Valen- tino and Theda Bara will soon be evicted from their favorite Ann Arbor haunt when the old walls . of the once proud Majestic Thea- tre settle in the dust of a new city parking lot. The Maj of today keeps all knowledge of its former self locked in the memories of alumni and r...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY POOR AMMUNITION: Eat Green Tomatoes, Leaves For Vitamins, Says Botaniist By IVAN KELLEY When you eat a ripe tomato in- stead of the leaves of the tomato plant you are being about as logi- cal as the slapstick comedian who eats the wrapper and throws away the candy bar. This is one of the conclusions to be drawn from the vitamin re- search of Prof. Felix G. Gustafson of the botany department. Prof. Gustafson has found that ...…
…'f Ii MIG-AiLLY.i 41-11 1 NJ 6 n!} -one s :T ;t Democrats To Oppow Sig(dl Poitical Move Mi rhig n D ocrat, will oppose Govrno Sgle'sproposal to make 11woffcesof Attorney General andSeray of State appointive, John. . rari eo, Democratic State Chairman said today. Cioerno r Sigler shows an alalo~glack of confidence in Lie~,otci: o Mchga."Franco de~lr d."Beobiously feels that they~~ or o apablc- of choosing 1l r(v oliijeers. TheDmort ic uDetmoc...…
…-THIE 1 HGA -DHY_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 'M' FOES CLASH! NCAA Playoffs Match Colorado and .Dartmouth Trackmen aud Fonv yle NCAAMeet (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the third in a series of articles dealing with the forthcoming NCAA Hockey tour- nament in Colorado Springs.) By B. S. BROWN Colorado College will be facing what is generally considered the finest hockey team in the nation in the first game of the NCAA play- offs next Thursday night when it takes...…
…__________TIM, MI( IIIG, AI AILYthu ...- . . ......... I 9*6 GRACIAS, SENOR: Latin Americans Offer Educational Opportunities - To Consider Appropriation (Continued from Page 1) I# Psychlology Service Receives Machine to Help Blind to Read I1 <. (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the third in a series of articles on going to school abroad) By DOLORES PALANKER Many students would rather see this side of the world first, and for this reason many uni...…
…Ti A MIC.T IWAN DAtLY, - -, -,- - - - - 1 -4-1- ---- I I . I I'-,' I mompow TIRED OF HOMEWORK: Foreign Travel Offers Summer Relief (EDITOR'S NOTE: This Is Cie last in a series of articles on stiudy and travel opportunities abroid.) By DOLORES PALANKER Many students feel as though they've had enough of school work -small wonder-and would like to either combine their studies with travel or do away with them altogether. 'For these people, a se...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY. RAH 19- UNA _________________t+__________________L:119___!_R A l i 'f ! 11 NRTSWl I ~ __________________ .----------.______________ TflhT1. gn711i 71 AI7J71 W 1 l% 1, I}7O I Truman Asks for UMT To Preserve World Peace (Continued from Page 1) Doctrine" came in two install- ments. He addressed a hushed joint session of Congress at 11:30 p.m., CST, and then flew to New York to speak at a St. Patrick's...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MARCH 19, 1948 THE MiC------A -Y-r-bA-,- -A- -19- 194 i mousy, Kaftan Too Much or Wolverines To Handle A 4 Ketucky Tops Columbia in NCAA Opener NEW YORK, March 18-(/)- Kentucky's potent Wildcats smothered Columbia's Ivy Leaguel champions, 76-53, tonight in thej first semifinal game of the Na- tional Collegiate Athletic Asso-1 ciation Eastern playoffs. A capacity Madison Square Garden crowd of nearly 18,500...…
…PAGE SIX THE vMICIG(AN lAILl SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 1948 ______________.._______ TL Feel like a dumb bunny when you play bridge? WAIR'S have autobridge sets ranging from the elementary bridge problems thru the very advanced ones. Practice at home till you're a match for Ely himself. $4.00 to $6.00. i 1 ±+ ' :. 11 1 /" rl r h ' N' LNk Want pumps to match that bright new Easter suit? MAR- TI WALKER offers the latest styles in the new...…
…ThE MiC~i-HGA ~DAILY ?C''1tliAY, lAUCJT 1Z, F,48 C Ma pie Leafs Down Detroit; Clinch Crown TORONTO, March 3--(P)-The Toronto Maple Leafs clinched the National Hockey League title last night by defeating the Detroit Red Wings, 5-3. The pennant is the first the Leafs have won since 1937-38 when they finished first in the Ca- nadian division. The Leafs, de- fending Stanley Cup champions, lead the Wings by three points. The two meet in Detroi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY wrD rSDA , ---- - -- - ------ College Skit by ZBT Wins First Prize in 'Hilleizapoppin' "I'll Never Forget My College Days," a skit with original words and music presented by Zeta Beta T o fra u y-, won first prize in the annual "Hillelzapoppin' " last Saturday in Lydia Mendelssohn, Theatre. Sigma Delta Tau followed with thir :, econd place winner, "Demublicans' Choice" in the series of vaueille skits presented by the Bna...…
…PACE IX THlE MICXI b N P y TIWR.I DAY, If,-XR( ft ' 5, 19-1.9 _ ,_ .... _ --- - - - -.7-SAY MR- 77 94 Curtain To Rise Tomorrow onJrG Play, 'Make Mine Michigan' 4 Senior 1W"o111,16 f W ruc Student life tlt it l sn Tb lights at 8:oO p . Iuit.i : Un 1a il Ix(L \1m i.i i Mine Michiginn.' Joining a procession of brilliant shows which began here in 1904, JGP will, in uroper tradition, be ireviewed this evening by senior women only, marching ...…
…'TilE -MICHIGAN-DMILY Pitching Is Major Problem Facing '1'Baseball Squad 7- BUy HERB RUSI([N Michigan's battery prospects for the 1948 season appear to be one of the major problems facing Coach Ray Fisher. Although the catching depart- ment has been strengthened by the return to action of Bob Chap- puis, the pitching staff has been weakened by the loss of last year's star hurler, Cliff Wise. Wise Responsible Wise was chiefly responsible amon...…
…THE MICRIPAN DAILY -,vv TDINTS'Dtly, . . .... ................. . .... INDEPENDENT MEN: 2 j .nE Prof. Kelly Will Lecure The Kinsey Report' at Mixer COLLEGE ROUNDUP: AYD Chartered at Radelif fe, PavesWay for Political Clubs .1 An informal mixer featuring a lecture-discussion on "The Kinsey Report" and open to all indepen- dent men on campus will be held at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow in Rms. 316-320 of the Union. The lecture will be delivered ...…
…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...…
…F45 HE M~rn~~li~?V Jlatt lMlnn IIins HOLY SMOKES, HOLY CROSS: iIt -line j _ ._..M.'......... T uI i c ;i'e a te s t W o lv e r in e le e s S q u a d hi N Cowles Calls Crusaders Toughest Foes id f r Con By ROG GOELZ Coach Ozzie Cowles answered a lot of questions regarding the coming Holy Cross game that have been bothering Wolverines cage followers in an interview for the Michigan Daily yesterday. The Michigan mentor, first of all, expl...…
…F Natatos Edge 0SU6259 Fr Conf eren-c Crd(wn ILLINOIS SECOND! Gymnasts Third as Mighty Gophers Win By JOE WALSH (Special to The Daily) Bob Schoendube, ace Michigan gymnast, became the Big Nine Trampoline Champion of 1948 by a spectacular performance on the bouncing table at Navy Pier, Chi- cago, before an overflow crowd last night. t The team championship was retained by Minnesota's red- hot muscle squad, wit hIllinois second, and the Wolve...…
…FRIDAY, MARCH 19, 1948 Pucksters Face Boston College In First V( ,AA Tilt JUST KIBITZING: They're Taking 'Bennie' Seriously Now By DICK KRAUS Daily Sports Editor It's only been a few years since the football men first realized that Bennie G. Oosterbaan was more than just the comedy reliet in the Michigan football setup. They first began to suspect it when 'Bennie moved into the backfield coaching job two sea- sons ago. Even when his boss, ...…
…14948 Y ii L MI fjiIGAN-1_A11 Pucksters Oklahoma Aggies Triu Third Period Rally Wins; Cagers Rebound mph McDonald Sparkles in Net, Holds Indians in Last Stanza In NCAA Wrestling Meet i i ,, i; : Box Sew M ivhigan (66) to Su:.prunowicz, f ......'7 MeCaslin. f .........0 Mclntosh, fV.........7 Mikulich, f..........0 Stottlebauer, f.......0 Roberts, c..........1 Wisniewski. c.1 Harrison, g..........4 Elliott .. . .5 Morrill, g............…
…WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Spring Football Starts Monday Spring football practice will begin Monday, March 29. Men interested in participating in the six-week session are re- quested to report at Ferry Field this week for assignment of lockers and uniforms to avoid congestion the first part of next week. EXHIBITION SCORES Dodgers 3, Montreal 2 Indians 6, Browns 5 Washington 9, Reds 5 155-Pound Boxer Captures I-M Trophy' ...…
…"_-_THE MICHiGAN DAILY PAGE S Verdeur Smashes Breaststroke iark Track, Gym Squads See Action Leafs Go Two Up on bruins TORONTO, March 27 - (P) - Ted Kennedy scored four goals tonight to lead the Toronto Maple Leafs to a 5-3 win over the Boston Bruins in the second game of their National Hockey League Stanley Cup playoff series. The Leafs had won the opener, 5-4 in overtime Wednesday night. Kennedy, a 22-year-old center, tallied twice in b...…
…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...…
