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…0UNDAY 6, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY_ STUDENT PROFILE: Engineer Ev Ellin Works 254Tori' Day By ROMA LIPSKY A volume of the encyclopedia takes less time to read than a complete list of Ev Ellin's activi- ties. Ellin, a graduate engineer, has run the gamut of campus organi- zations from the Publications Building to the Engineering Coun- ci, with a detour to the Union and Student Government and a generous sprinkling of honorary societies. * * * HI...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PETS GET THE ANSWERS: Red Tape Is Unraveled By Vets' Service Bureau By DON KOTITE Chants of "hup, two-three-four" have long since died away, but campus veterans are still under the thumb of the Army. Originated in the summer of 1944, the University's Veterans Serv- ice Bureau functions primarily as a central clearing house for vets, their problems and affairs, with an eye to their academic bettermen. TOWARD THE end of World...…

…I~l !), 19q4Q THE MIHIGAcx"tN DAILY- ONE OF M'S GREATEST COMBINATIONS HEARS FINAL WHI STLFZ Harrison, Elliott Finish Long Wolverine Basketba ll Careers By PRES HOLMES One of the greatest basketball combinations in Michigan's history worked together for the last time Monday night in Yost Field House. Playing together for the Wolverines for four years-three of them as an incomparable guard combination- Bob Harrison and Pete El- liott bowed o...…

…THURSDAY, -MRC THE ICIAN-1AI _________________________________________________________ U FACTS SOUGHT : New Committee Begins To, Investigate Prej udiee JWhat's Uip iell lc IS --_. ._ -- (F;AiI"Ylilf'.ti 1 l} 1'l;' ('m It I I I I I I I ,t'S fti t i)t't1l ! :t! i N&I Ii'~ .' The wheels are beginning to turn in the recently-formed Com- mittee to End Discrimination. Organized a few weeks ago as a non-partisan effort to investigate Univers...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TTrn==== ASSOCIATED P C PRES S Sfrq C A N A L C R O S S E S R I V E R - Traffic moves once more on the reopened Mittelland via- duct across the Weser River near Minden, Germany, destroyed during the war by the German army,. The viaduct cuts travel between the Ruhr and the Hannover-Brunswick area by six hours. yK U N K M T SI- M KMAID - Game Protector Sergius Polevoy shows a "de-skunked" skunk to Jeanne Crow, featured in...…

…,RVN A C, MARCHUL-3, %19,~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE I'AOE _. 1 i Einstein ...0 (ontiut'd froml Page 1 "True enough1, physics also was divided into separate fields, each o( which was capable of devouring a short lifetime of work without having satisfied the hunger fo deeper knowledge. Tie mass of the experientially given and or the insufficiently related was over- whelming here also. "IN THIlS FIELD, however, I soon learned to scent out th...…

…TUESDAY, MARCH 15, 1949 THE MICHIGvANDAILY PAGE THRE BUDLLSESSION by b. s. brown, sports editor MY APOLOGIES to Newt Loken, Wolverine gymnast coach, who has a legitimate gripe. In my last column, I mentioned that, ex- cept for football and hockey, none of the Michigan sports teams were having the kind of success usually attributed to U. of M. aggre- gations. "Our boys have come through with five wins in the six meets we've had this year,"...…

…q VWrD TfA 1Vf.AM 14, ~.19459 THE MICHIGAN LY Suprunowicz Elected 'M' Cage Captain Colorado College Rated Outsider in NCAA Field Mack Unanimous Choice Of Michigan Teammates Ten Men Receive Major Varsity Letters, Reserve and Freshmen Awards Also Made Fencing Meet Will Feature Exhibitions t It c 1 1 De To Mack Suprunowicz, cagey for- ward who has paced the Michigan basketball squad in Conference scoring for the last three years, was t...…

…__________________THE MICHIGAN DAILY Former Olivet Coeds Tell of Strife's Effect on Students GOVERNOR'S WIFE HERE: Recalls First Meeting with 'Soapy' *.? * By JIM BROWN All was not peace and quiet for students at strife-ridden little Olivet College last semester. Terming the school "one huge political camp" Bobbie Setlow, '50, and Polly Kay, '51, both say they are glad that they transferred to the University this semester. Both added, h...…

… MARCH 18, 1949 THI NMTCTTGAN D W4T11Y San Francisco, Loyola in Finals Bowling Green Loses; Bradley Stopped_55-50B NEW YORK - (P) - Scrappy San Francisco snapped Bowling Green's imposing winning streak, 49 to 39, and Loyola of Chicago turned back hard-driving Brad- ley University, 55 to 50, last night to push into the finals of the National Invitation Basketball Tournament. Both went into the titular round the hard way, having to play and ...…

… Y, MARCH 19, 1949 THE MICHIGAN -DAILY BIL SESSION A by b. s. brown, sports editor B ACK ON NOVEMBER 2, 1948, an underdog came through with an upset victory which stunned the nation, and ever since then, the party on the short end of the odds has been making life rough for the bookmakers. I Guys like Walter Winchell took a beating when they offered fan- tastic odds like 100-1 on Governor Dewey winning the 1948 election; then came the Army-Na...…

…THlE MICHIG.AN DATTY PAGE TAR Gymnasts Win, 61-35; Fencer Tird iny State Meet "; Michigan at Top in Final Dual Meet with Badgers By HERB MUNZEL Third in total points for the The Wolverine gymnasts "hit night was Badger Bill Kennedy, their peak" last night, according who was runnerup in tumbling, to Coach Newt Loken, as they took third on the flying rings, trounced Wisconsin, 61-35, in a and came in fourth on the dual meet at the I-M...…

…4 Y, MAR01 22, 1949 TILE MICHIGAN DAILY r_ Illini Quintet Clips Yale, 71AW67, in NCAA s Wolverine Pucksters Gain Individual Honor; Lose Title By HERB RUSKIN While Michigan's hockey team was unable to successfully defend its National Collegiate title, quite a few individual honors were voted the Wolverine pucksters. In addition to the selection of bonnie Hill, Wally Grant, Wally Gask and Dick Starrak on the UniteLA Press All-Americ...…

…FiiDAY MAJC1H 25, 1949 T'VE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE --- ----- ------- ----- - ---- PAGE i TALKING SHOP with Bud Weidenthal associate sports editor Heusner Captures 1500 in NCAA Swin WHEN DICK WAKEFIELD left the University of Michigan in his sophomore year to play baseball with the Detroit Tigers under a $52,000 bonus contract he was pegged as one of the most promising rookies cif all time. Now, seven years later the same Wakefield is fight...…

…SATURDAY, MARCH 26,~1949 THE MICH IAN iiAw :' my Wi Conference Gym Meet Opens Today Potential Starters Win First; Intrasquad TltBaseball m Tilt, 5- Seven Teams Entered: 1M' Among Cotene Coach Ray Fisher took advant- age of the best weather of the spring yesterday afternoon to take the Michigan baseball team out- doors for a 12 inning intrasquad game. A team which the veteran dia- mond mentor termed as a pos- sible first string blanke...…

…SIhNDA ,1%MARcM I21, i94 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAE Regents Candidates Quizzed Running for Board Positions (Continued from Page 1) students for taking responsibility.1 FALK-I believe it would be the Communist Party I regard as such an issue. in my. opinion, should stand large- ly on their own feet, with the definite understanding that to the extent that private funds and re- search foundations established by business and individuals are ...…

…TUESDAY, MATRCH 29, 1949 HTE MICHIGAN D-,,! Y SpringFootball Dratws Laree 04 Turnout APSPORT FLASHES GREENSBORO, N.C. - Sammy bail will be dead after the free Snead of White Sulphur Springs, throw attempt and the offended W.V.. defeated Lloyd Mangrum of team then will take it out of Chicago by two strokes yesterday bounds at ceniter court. in their 18 hole playoff for the I Greensboro Open golf tournament to get the top prize of $2,000. N...…

…&RCU ~, ~949THE MICIIIGI E3aliplayers, Gofr Re-ady for Fisher Places 17 Mci,1 4O Training T rip Rosier Wolverine baseball coach Ray Fisher yesterday named 17 men to make the southern training trip. The list, incluides six pitchers, two (-,tchers, six; infielders and tree otileregtof them lettermen iroirn last 50115011. STILL I1 N( Clc/'AIN abilout sey- Frosli 1"a" Nine Year' Old Relay R"'Cecord. Michigatn's middle-distance dynasty Of pro...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAI . .IL i. y #..w..L s r 4 A'a JLJ .#. 'AIN'T SO: Swallow Legend Blasted By ' Mseum1 Curator By DAVE THOMAS Just as spring has come to Ann Arbor, so have the swallows come back to Capistrano. But the fable that they have mysteriously arrived on the same date for the past 170 years, as re- cently celebrated in the nation's press, is nothing but just that-a fable. AT LEAST SO SAID Prof. Jos- selyn Van Tyne, curator of b...…

…CTIECHh~ I USDAY, Filibuster's Filibuster DAY- ANT) N 1IGHl TLONG oratory ndl t:tii-eow0wing 1:r oll calls trrire the1.(1de1 of "bsnes h eUile tte ei this week. For that ancient and dishonorable de- vie, th0 filibust4er, is aain in use. This time a ,iqiie of 'Southern senators are fili- bustecring the verY imeasure that would eurb the filibuster. i ~necessary to win their poinit, they intend to cripple the -%holela-akn process indefinitel...…

…THE A,MTA-N DIkiIV WEDNESDAY, AIMR 2,1949 Uncertain Wealter IT WAS ATLMOST APPIROPRIATR. Snow, Ik, a hroud, came to Ann Arbor the day after the death of the political speakers' ban. It almost made you believe that the snow waited to fall, waited until political speakers would no longer be forced to appear in public parks where they could become the targets of snowballs and the victims of crowd psychology. The snow recalled the grimmer aspec...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pacific Pacifists Tq c riw rh "P11 Huff And Pl Puff And I'll Blow Your House In" AMERICAN HOPES for a lasting world peace were given a substantial lift yes- terday when one of our leading pacifists, General Douglas MacArthur, announced that Japan is to be the "Switzerland of the Pacific." Certainly this glimmer of hope will be warmly welcomed by those rabble-rousing Americans who thought that the United States might poss...…

…THE I1CHIGAN DAILY Twvo- Year Colleges A PLAN WHICH could possibly eliminate educators said the to freshmen and sophomores from col- perhaps as low as one leges was proposed at a regional conference These colleges, it is of the American Association of School Ad- run by the city but th winistrators, this week. federal support. Specifically, the program calls for the Then, too, the progran construction of 2,500 two-year colleges would cover are...…

…SUNDAY, MARCH 6,194 OUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY 11 _____________________________________________________________________ U ______________________________________ - Religion-in-Life Week TODAY MARKS the beginning of Reli- gion-in-Life Week here in Ann Arbor. In local churches of all faiths and creeds students, faculty and townspeople will pause for a few moments, forgetting for the time their own petty personal problems, and turn their attent...…

…THE MICHICAN DAILY r Strategy yE POLITICAL campaign of the Rus- sians and German Communists against the formation of a Western German state has become increasingly vociferous. Otto Nuschke, one of the leaders of the Christian Democratic Party in the Soviet sector along with other Eastern German leaders have been sent to Bonn to lobby against the proposed Constitution of West- ern Germany. Because the Christian Democrats are con- sidered a r...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY No MBr A BODY OF THE UN has recommended an investigation of charges of slave labor, particularly in Russia; an important, yet paradoxically unimportant move. It is fantastically important that, for the first time in history an international body has assumed the responsibility of finding out how many citizens in the world have been stripped of the right to work as free men. It is one of the first practical applications of th...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, IVAftCW 10, 1949 Phoenix Emerges 'JFE UNIVERSITY'S announcement that a fund-raising campaign for the Phoenix Project will be launched in the fall of 1950 should receive unbridled acclamation from all quarters-students, faculty and alumni alike. For some time there has been consid- erable agitation on the part of students who have felt that the University might have found the Project just a little too big to ha...…

…______ _____ _____ _____ _____THE -MCHIGK-NDAILY Closed fro ... "HE UNIONS have made it clear at the Senate Taft-Hartley hearings that they ant the closed shop restored, and there are veral good reasons why they should have Of prime importance to the Unions, of purse, is the preservation of organized abor. But unfortunately, a great manyl ndustrial leaders have not graduated from he "break up the unions" school of hought. Anyone who believes...…

…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 13, 1949 Chicago Threat THE WITCH HUNT in education has started again. The politicians are look- ing for Reds, and this time the tramping grounds is the State of Illinois. Last week the Illinois Senate Investi- gating Committee voted to probe the Uni- versity of Chicago for subversive activity. This time the statesmen at Springfield should find the search quite fruitful. Without doubt, the thorough ...…

…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUJESDAY, MARCUH 13, Techiical Foul J UST AS THE Administration's team of Democrats had almost completed a touchdown in the filibuster football game. the Senate Republicans decided to call a technical foul. "We agree with you in principle but you just can't stop debate that way," they said. Senate President Alben Barkley, in the umpire's role, had declared that the Sen- ate's two-thirds cloture rule applies to pro...…

…THE MIC1HIGAN DAILY For Better Health Q tor;a Wore A LTHIOUGli the Southern drawl has put at least a temporary end to the Truman Civil Rights program, pro-Administration legislators are far from giving up on other measures which face similar difficulties when they comei up before Congress. One of these, of course, is the national health insurance plan which will be bitterly and desperately fought by the AMA as well as by a healthy bloc of o...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1949 ...:.. Repairs and1 F THE HOUSE'S rent control bill allow- ing individual localities to lift the con- trols as they see fit is passed by the Senate it is . conceivable that rents will skyrocket upward in urban communities all over the nation. The logic employed by advocates of the lifting of controls seems grossly distorted. It appears obvious that with acute housing shortages in the nation's ur...…

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… ThE AMiIIGIAN DA~IL v i i tcrr: i , .1% (.i iy i;r#:z - --- ---M- U ~ 94 votingsTstem ere no surprise to anyone who ] tng, to do with at camPlIs 'hi . declaration was of an investigation of the out by SL members ant campus ,groups, TheyY lessening of the evils of' 1 oeVoting Sthat the bloc resentation, because it requires voting I'or t~o stay carne an: large niumber of candidates, &twoin'- hag ever hlad aniT1 ages tic voting of sate g or ...…

…TIIfl E NMIC f 1CGA N -I-) i7 1 i MOI~O i4 Southerners' Club THE DEATH. of, thef Southerners' Club be- fore-( it had officiatlly been born means att the ve 'Ule1(1.A asllthe hurtfull defe'atof whate eou1l have bee n somethiiag new ,and very important In the f;ield of human under- Whiat.started as an innocent P~latt to bliring students, from a specific region to- gethelir ifor littl e tmore thtan purposes of self -enjoyment h.., grown to a ...…

…FOUR. THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MARCH 22, 1949 -- - A tlanti Unwarranted . . [ENDELL WILLKIE, with his idea of "One World" would be wondering about the North Atlantic Pact, if he were here today. For the Pact comes close to realizing a reversion to the "old spheres of influ- ence" idea. It throws up a "defensive ring," (Western dialectics for "Iron Cur- tain") around the vast territory stretch- ing from Norway's Arctic border, through ...…

…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1949 , ^I, i Pension Plan THANKS to tactics employed in the recent battle over the filibuster, the Congress of he United States has lost a little more of he prestige which seems to be so gradually lipping away from it. However, the ultimate in impracticality seems to have been reached in the House debates over the proposed veterans' pen- sion program. The very fact that the United States Congress...…

…'I tl t,, Itt I t A >R t 3ViAT,-Wtai tA 2$ 1 3S ..... . ........... . ........... J'orid Pecice CE,,ferciace U NDF.RSCO ED by blatant crie,; that it. rep:re>sentts :1 " ,nounling boIat'd for ('om- munilist prop)-a il1 1 ii n t~"(.IlaborA Ic ef- fort to disguise e d o ad ffort,", fhe much-publicized !Cultural and Scientific Conference for World Peace yesterday en- d1eavored to justify its calling. Nobody knows as yet what will be tde- ckled...…

…OUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY U v V II-1l L1 1, I~lfaw16Va11 Deflation WHILE THE COST of living rages on at gan all time high, and even decent hous- ng remains beyond the reach of millions of .amilies, the American consumer breathless- ly watches reports that the price index is falling. Each time a Washington economist announces an adjustment in comodity costs, the nations journals scream the news across their front pages. "The new era of DEFLAT...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, M NSA Con D ESPITE THE FACT that most campus wheels developed flat tires over the weekend, the National Student Association Michigan Regional Convention arrived at solutions for many student problems. Twenty out of a possible hundred Student Legislature members and candidates were present while NSAyers picked out the prob- lems the student leader finds when he faces students, administrators and faculty men. To su...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY W *. M R SP 14 _ _ _._ Responsible Students T WAS WITH A REAL sense of pride that the Student Legislature's delegates par- ticipated in the Centennial Symposium on Student Government at Wisconsin last week -a sense of pride because it was apparent that Michigan stands head and shoulders above most other universities in various phases of Student Government. Particularly striking was the fact that the University administr...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THTURSDAY, MARCH 31, 194 Preserving Pocketbooks Purchase Plan FATER REVIEWING the long lines of stu- dents buying NSA's Purchase Cards yes- terday, it seems strange to be today urging students to purchase more cards. However, in order to be effective, the cards must be put in the hands of as large a number of students as is possible. The theory behind the Purchase Card sys- tem is best explained by analogy: If I alone ...…

…'I;[I 949 _____THE MICHIGA-N -D.ALY) Petitioning Will Begin Soon For Soph Cabaret Positions ~ ~~omom PAGE P Grcat est iIterest wIen the present freslimen go in to inter- view will be centered around the bophomore Cabaret alnd its com- nirtee mmcbers. Dating hack for years as a clasz projcut, Sophomore Cabaret not only provid 'S two() nights ofr 'Overflow' To Provide informal Air Cooperating with Assembly in taking an excess of dancers awa...…

…20 1 46 TIEM IRlIIGAN }AMLY Pi fssembly Reigns 0 Be Held Friday Remaining Will Be Sold' Tickets for Annual Formal Today in Undergraduate Office Some lucky couple attending As- sembly Ball this year will find the "pot of gold at the end of the rain- bow" more than a proverb. "Assembly Reigns," this year's presentation of the annual Assem- bly Ball, sponsored by Assembly Union To Hold Wishing Well Ball Saturday Every man will be able to ...…

…x10411 !TI ,._ ''N W~t inion, League, Olee Club Seek P eCl'alentforShow' Student Variety Show Still Nameless; Suggestion Winning Acceptance To Win Subscription To Daily, Gargoyle,'Ensian The final round of talent testing or the coming spring all-campus ariety show will be held from 1 p 3 .m. Saturday in Rm. 3A of he Union. Talents of varieties A through Z acrobatics through zither play- rg) have been tested, according o Glee Club President P...…

…___THE MICHIGAN DAILY dive 'M' Matmen Move Betzig Pins One, Takes Decision Over Another ) Semi-Finals 'NI' Cops Eighth Straight; Tramples Tech Six, 70i Cagers Battle 1tawkeves Tonight in Final Road Test Mason Loom% as Major Iowa Threat;- ' lowais Have Worst D(eense in. Big Nine (Special to The Daily) BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - After slogging through a dual meet sea- son with four Conference losses against two wins, Michigan's im- proved mat squ...…

…TlICHIG7AN DWIiiY PAGEPV Junior Women 'Fate of the Union' Will Be Theme Of MusicalSatire First Performance Will Honor Senior Coeds in Keeping with JGP Tradition; Supper To Precede Parade to Theatre. To Present Annual J G P Event March 17, 18, 19 Union To Hold } Assembly and Panhellenic Combine Forces To Establish New Tradition, Frosh Weekend "Fate of the Union," the 1949 Junior Girls' Play, will be pre- sented March 17, 18 and 19 in Lydia...…

…TH~ Mi1CfIC A N _DAILY_ _ _ __ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ Duties of Committee Chairman For Soph Cabaret Announced Few people, other than the gen- eral chairman and central com- mittee chairmen, realize all that goes into the makeup of a Soph- omore Cabaret. Central committee members who will be chosen from freshmen handing in petitions March 11 are the programs chairman, publicity chairman, refreshments chair- man, tickets chairman and her as- sistant...…

…9, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY V . .... ..... ....... . .. I WF14Board Petitioning To Begin; Varied Positions Open to Coeds Military Ball Proudly Boasts Long History I)AlLI B # Coituu om 0 u1 I 4) Freshman, sophomores and jun- iors will assemble at 5 p.m. Mon- day in the Hussey room of the League to hear the explanation of petitioning processes for the Women's Athletic Association Board. WAA President, Gwen Sperlich, will outline petitioni...…

…THUSDAY, MARCH 10, 1949 THE MIHIGAN DA L-Y '"Tit ,. r ...... . - i _ .. League Petitions For Soph Posts Senior Women Due Tomorrow O Contrary to current thought, the floorshow of Sophomore Cabaret is not a separate division, but an essential part of the annual Cab- aret, for which freshmen petitions are due tomorrow. Included among the floorshow positions are the director, assis- tant director, script chairman, dance chairman and her...…