…SATURDAY, APRIL 26, 1947 TL1E MICHIGAN DAILY M' Loses Big Nine Baseball Illini Rally To Overcome Early Wolverine Margin Rotblatt Throttles Michigan with Three Hits; Wise To Face Brittin in Series Final Today Wildcats, Iowa Win Big Nine Baseball Tilts Ohio State Upset Illinois Relay Beaten at Penn; T hompson Wins in Drake Meet II Coach Ray Fisher took a gamble that paid off for seven innings yesterday but his luck ran out on him, an...…
…SUNDAY, APRIL 27, 1917 THE MICHIGAN' DAILY ECONOMIC RIEPORT NFLAI Expeeted rop in Prices NA Fev Not To Come Until 1948 I .'- NEWVTY WASHINGTON, April 26--(A4- - The Natio me that a confidential report says The atiac That drop in prices which has been o.;actuers expected this autumn may not overy five come until 1948. A government economist told Karl ShapivR.,ro *Will Lecture On Wednesday Karl Shapiro, American poet, will lecture on "Meter a...…
…THE MICHIGAN IXICY Wolverines OUtScore Michigan Normal, 14-7 SPo01 FSCRAPBOOK By JACK MARTIN, Daily Sports Editor 11 11 .E rpHiE PAST WEEK-END saw the Western Conference baseball tangle untwine itself and settle down into some semblance of predictable order. Three teams are currently jousting for the driver's seat, and, although the season is still in its infancy, it appears that one of this trio will probably win the race. Northwe...…
…IVwD~ S riV2 AP1-IT 30, 1947 THE MICHIGAN IDAIL Michigan Blan i Nine Cops Series as Dole Hurls Seven Hit Game Hitters Break Loose with Six Runs in Ninth; Three Twin Killings Feature Tough Defense By BEV BUSSEY Art Dole, lanky right-hander, pitched the team's first shutouta of the season, blanking the Detroit University Titans, 8-0, yesterday at the U. of D. field to give the Wolverines a clean sweep of their home and home series. The Titan...…
…- HE MICHIGAN DAILY TUETSlAY, .......... .......... . . . ....... . . ., Freedom of the Press T HE CHARGES against the press made in the recent report of the Commission on 'Feedom of the Press after a three year survey are hitting home. Col. Robert McCormick, of the Patterson- McCormick newspaper dynasty ,and enfantt terrible of the Chicago Tribune, has con'- demned the report as the work of a "bunch of- crackpots." Henry R. Luce, of Time...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEFDdT.SDAY, APR-[L- I,-84'4 Lewis Move Condemned AN UNFAVORABLE Supreme Court de- cision has obviously not sufficed to sub- due the monstrous ego of John L. Lewis. The mine holiday which began yesterday, at his order, is proof of that. Mr. Lewis has cag- ily turned a tragedy into an opportunity to demonstrate to a country that has shown its unmistakable disapproval of his methods that he still retains his power. The Ce...…
… 9"'TWMICHMAN "A.11',V yr m*i ,, n , 1.TT1i. 1 M1Le1.71 t11-!.}I flA1IIV1 --L .L A JT A _-__7kJ~ .P1~L THURSDAY APRIL 3, 1J 17 r Freedom at WaynuY yESTERDAY members of the party which dominates the Senate of the Michigan Legislature voed in secret caucus to deny state financial aid to Wayne University until that university bans its American Youth for Democracy chapter. This move is a clear cut attempt to infringe on the academic freedom ...…
…W F THE MICHIGAN DAILY . _..,,. . ..s ww_________ Outlawing Communists II DAILY IFFICI AI I ANY ATTEMPT to outlaw the Communist Party by removing it from the ballot is poorly conceived and of doubtful value. It is, first of all, necessary to recognize that Communism can not be legislated out of existence. Beliefs will not be suppressed, nor will ideologies change because of legis- lation. An outlawed Communist Party will go undergroun...…
…TUESDAY. APREL4 15, 1947 PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY Hayden Memorial Library BILL MAULDIN MAN TO MAN: IT WOULD BE a hazardous guess to say just how many students trod up the steps of Angell Hall daily who have never paused to read the inscription carved boldly in the stone superstructure above their heads. These words read, "Religion, morality, and knowledge being necessary to good govern- ment and the happiness of mankind, schools an...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'CSINESDA, APRIL 18, 14 Campus Traffic Lights IT IS TO BE HOPED that the University's luck will hold out a little longer until the city gets the new traffic lights installed in the campus area. That we indeed are protected by a host of guardian angels should be obvious to anyone who crosses State Street, South niversity or Wash- tenaw in the rush hours. The Ann Arbor Common Council, which last week approved installation ...…
…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY 21THURSDlAtiPRI-L171947 _. . --- - e Totalitarian Methods T E SECOND MEETING of the Karl Marx Study Club was a frightening ex- ample of what can happen when totalitarian methods are used in the name of democracy to fight communist control. The group of over 200 students assembled ostensibly to study M'arx and Marxism was little better than a mob in its conduct, with disorder prevailing and the majority attempting ...…
…go THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY,- APRI' 18, 1947" I C Football Tickets T HE Student Legislature's redistribution of upperclass football tickets last fall raised a howl of protest from students who felt that the blame should be placed on the method of distribution instead of errant underclass- men. The Legislature, however, continued with its investigations and trials, answering. that "the student body will be in a stronger bargaining posit...…
…lift THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATPWRDAY,-AHEMIJ 10:1941 4 ._ _ New Electrical Policy THENEW WILLOW RUN electrical pol- icy, announced by the FPHA this week, was gratifying, by and large, to student vet- erans and their wives living in the village. It's true that the announcement of any final policy after months of proposals, coun- ter-proposals, investigations and general un- easiness would probably evince a concerted sigh of relief on the par...…
…THE ,MICHIGAN DAILY SU NDAYS v, APU.Th2; Irm A Chanc D EAN ALICE C LLO r told ie asl yesterday about a girl who almost, be came a University student, and who for six years has been the victim of a really "tough break." It all started back in 194] wlhn the Bar- bour scholars for that year were chei. In spite of mounting international tension. the University decided to give the awrdo- to a Japanese girl, daughter of U .(rsit graduates, who l...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, APRIL 22, 1947 ----- i , Mark-Down A NNOUNCED with a minimum of pub- licity the other day was the decision of one of Washington's leading department stores to .institute a general price reduction on, selected lines of items. The reductions as announced by Charles B. Dulcan, Sr., vice-president and general manager, include items such as five-piece porcelain top dinette sets reduced from $69.95 to $39...…
…FOUR T1 4E MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, AMIL 2 3. 1947 T.,MIH{N AL WEDNESDAY. APRIil fliLY23. 1M7"3 IW I'D RATHER BE RIGHT: Housing Units By SAMUEL GRAFTON ACCORDING to the New York Herald Tribune, administration economists have been whispering into Mr. Truman's perhaps reddening ear the unhappy news that only 750,000 housing units will be started this, year, as compared with 1,000,000 last year. This is very strange, because the exit of...…
…"HE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSI;:1 T , APRIL 24, 1947 .Y.r _.. __. ...... ....... THURSDAY, AmL 24, 194~ OCoeitEXpansion T HE UNIVERSITY will be musically pro- vided, at least, for an increased enroll- ment next semester. Two series of Choral Union concerts will be given during the 1948-1949 season plus the Vlay Festival, chamber music series and the Messiah programs. Comparable in quality, the two series will differ only in the number of perfo...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY IIITT) T, ATRII, "'.5, 191 ---- - , FRIDAY, AThTh ~, 1H'~ Academic Freedom IN ITS FRONT PAGE EDITORIAL Wed- nesday, Thie Daily asked that President Ruthven's evidence and reasons for his with- drawal of recognition from the Michigan Youth for Democracy chapter be made pub- lic. As this goes to press, no such clarifi- cation has been made. On the contrary conflicting interpretations of Dr. Ruthven's action hav...…
…FOUR. THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY. APRfLh 26, 04; FEPC Disc ussed PRO ... "HERE ARE VERY FEW PEOPLE who will deny that there is a moral obli- gation upon all of us, and particularly upon our government, to ensure to all our people the inalienable right of every American to work, regardless of his race or color or creed or national origin. This right is basic *...If this is denied then the right of life, liberty and the pursuit of happin...…
…THE MICOLIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, AR .27,- 14 Fresh Air Cmip THE LITTLE BOY on the diving board will be around again this Wednesday to ask your aid in making the University Fresh Air Camp Tag Day sales a success. The Tag Day goal for funds to be raised by students has been set at $5,500, a sum which calls for more than a smile at this "cute" kid; it calls for an awareness on the part of contributors of the importance of the work that is being d...…
…TO iCm-1 AN )A-l_ __ _ _ __ _ _ CTTION PREPARATION: ISO Week To Be Observed Py Informational RallyHere, R 0 Y .epor Made it European outh Survey Clothing, Shoes Asked rv FaiineConlittee Sudents Will Attend Meeing Campus I Of Art Group Awards given by the Detroit . al u iOn chapter of the American Insittute F.IToit (in of Architects will enable seven ielcv inhe;1 omte n.Gla gaea hsenios achitectui rstudents to at- cc' Artmnert itl chis n a...…
…PoA THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESJDAN, A?.UIL A381 OPA Death Watch T HIS COMING JUNE 30 marks the first anniversary of the death of the PA. Most of us remember the events surrounding this decision. The country had been living under a program of price controls for over four years and although three-fourths of the population were still behind them, our rep- resentatives in Congress, under the pressure of an indignant block of business interest...…
… TU AY APRiL 1, 1947 -A THtMc IGAN DAILY. Tickets for 'Manila Square' Will Go on Sale Tomorrow i --"---*-- --- - ---- Dance To Be Held Saturday, April 19 Tickets for "Manila Square," a barn dance sponsored by the Jo- seph Ralston Hayden Memorial Library Committee will go on sale tomorrow in the Union, Lea- gue and University Hall. The dance will be given from 9 p.m. to midnight Saturday, April 19 in' Waterman Gymnasium. Tim, Doolittle and h...…
…I EDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 947 I THE AMictifIAN -iIAH7 m~mm-. I Tickets May Be Purchased For 'Manila Square' Today Tickets for "Manila Square," a barn dance to be held from 9 p.m. to midnight Saturday, April 19, in Waterman Gymnasium, will go on sale today in the Union, League R- Student ufors u Available Now Any student desiring to be tu- tored may sign up now in the Mer- it-Tutorial Office in the League, according to Judy Rado, chairman o...…
….' APRIL~ 3, 1917 THE MICHIGAN DAILY League Positions & Open to Juniors Petitions Due Noon Saturday, April New Officers Will Be Installed May 19 5 Petitions for junior positions in League activities for next year are due at noon Saturday, April 19, and present first or second semes- ter sophomores are eligible to pe- tition. The junior positions on the League Council which are open are: Three members of the Ju- diciary Council; two mem...…
…____ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___.__THE___Ari i lIG ViAIL , 'Manila Square' T w o Be Held For Benefit of Philippine U. Tickets On Sale For Informal Dance; Doolittle Orchestra To Furnish Music Tickets for "Manila Square," an informal dance to help raise money to rebuild a library at the Univer- sity of the Philippines, are now on sale at the Union, the League desk, campus bookstores, and a booth in University Hall. "Manila Square" will be given...…
…TUERSDAY, A.PJML 15, 1947 TIIF MICHIGAN DAILY tHE MICHIGAN DAILY . .. Petitions Due Saturday Noon For Junior League Positions Petitions for 1947-48 junior po- sitions in League activities are due at noon Saturday in the Under- graduate Office of the League. Present first or second semester sophomores are eligible to pcutinn. Interviewing will be held from Monday through Saturday, May 2, at the times posted on the bul- letin board in th...…
…APRIL 16, 1947 I, illiX 1AL ._.., _ 'Michigras' Carnival To Be Held Scholarship I Record 'Ball' Military Men April 25, 26 in Yost Field House The 1947 Michigraas will be held from 7:30 p.m. to midnight Friday and Saturday, April 25 and 26, in Yost Field House. The traditional campus carni- val will feature a parade preceding Weddings & Engagements Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Fishman of Detroit announced recently the engagement of their dau...…
…-Tt URSDAY, APRIL 17, 1947 41 TII1T~ Mwini&N ri.~uvv 0 .. . .:.. rs :' w a~a a .:. xs.... . u x a a .L PAGE FTVE Dcnce To FeQture Music by Krupa Fraternities Will Present Formal Ball Friday, May 2, at Intramural Building Last of Slide Rula Tickets Will BeSold A few tickets remain for the Slide Rule Ball. which will be pre-' sented from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. to- morrow in the Intramural Build- ing, the dance committee an-a .WMMWA . Coeds Ur...…
…3F1UDAY, APIL 18, 194 7 ID 31 IIAN XILY 1PAGE FlVR I I Michigan Technic' Traditional Slide Rul The Intramural Building will be the scene of the annual Slide Rule Ball from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. today when the Michigan Technic pre- sents their traditional spring for- mal. The ball, originally scheduled for Waterman gymnasium, has been changed to the Intramural Building because it has a larger capacity and more facilities for an all-campus s...…
…SATURDAY, APRIL 19, 1947 HE MICHIGAN DAILY NEW BOOK RVVEEAALS CU'GraduatesPlayedVitalRole in Cleveland Administration MEat Michigan graduates played a vital role in the administration of Grover Cleveland, according to a book now being written by Lewis G. VanderVelde, Michigan his- torian and Earl D. Babst, New York business executive. Entitled Michigan and the Cleveland Era, the book will deal with the activities of 13 former Michigan stude...…
… mUD-ARL 2R7D17 ~Tn-MICIGAN'4-iDAMS Women To Apply Fit Dean' s Office For Fall Housing Women students who were un- able to apply for dormitory hous- ing and who have not yet been -ssigned to supplementary housig should apply immediately at the Office of the Dean of Women and sign contracts as soon as they are referred. The supplementary housing ca- pacity for women students for next fall will be smaller than it is now. The University is ...…
…' 't? N'AZ ~APtwr , '2, 4 TIlE MICIIrGAN DAILY I1. Annual Internatonbl Bail Will Be Presented lI Emergency Fund To Benefit' From Semi-Formal Dance riday in Unior Clowns To Be Featured Today In Skits Publicized Michigras Climaxing the activities of In- ternational Weed will be the an- nual International Ball,bto be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Friday, in the Union Ballroom. The dance, open to the entire campus, is presented in an ef...…
…INT ESDAY, AIMIT. Nut 1947 _ THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGTF, IV 1D~1AV, PUT 23;1947THEMI~hGAN A-L a_______________________________-_____________- '4 7 Military Ball Ball, Parties To Highlightj WAA Clubs Foreign Students To Present Show At International Ball Will Be Presented' I1 Friday, May 16 FC Week I-M Building To Be Scene Of Formal Dance May 2; Late Permission Granted The presentation of the 1947 Military Ball will highlight th...…
…--T R tiDAY, APUR M 24, 1947 - RTm,.E Micff~i TAN fi-AV ....... ....... Frank Tinker Will Furnish Music for International Ball I f Law Students NYill 1Nesenit Odlonto Ba/I Will Be. Helc fart StudIents I'll ;oreign Students Tfo Give Program Fralnik TWinker and his orchestra will provide the mu s for the an- nua l International Ball, to be sponsored by the Internationial. Studen'its Committee from 9 p.m. to 1 ~.tomorrow in the Union B...…
…FRIDfAY, APRIU "5, 1947 T~HE 3MICfIGAN JDAWlY PAGE W Sii+ i i i w .ir i i i i Foreign Students To Present Traditional International Ball Dance To Be Open To Entire Campus Foreign students will present the annual International Ball from c. p.m. to 1 a.m. today in the Union Ballroom, climaxing the activities of International Week. Frank Tinker's otchestra is to play for the semi-formal affair, which is open to the entire cam- pus. Women ...…
…A TDAY, APRIL 26, 194 ' - 11L..A1I af aa.4..1A 1 ,a.Tt tE A T V ++va;avl';tom 1l Ll.aL1 ata + r. caves fnnucl TEC Boil Will Feature Krup aBand Dance To Be Held Ht 9 P.M. Friday The sixteenth annual ball to be ' sponsored by the Inter-Fraternity Council from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Fri- day in the Intramural Building will feature the music of Gene Krupa and his band. Krupa, who last appeared on the Michigan campus for the 1945 Panhel-Assemubly ...…
…/SigDAY An, "17,- I?47- THfE- MICHIGAN- GAILY List of Honor Students Completed .. . MIDE'WPIOOFIN C:'GNT RESEARCH 1 ,E1LLOWrSIP: Louise Brough'. A.I3. MONSANTO CHIEMiIAL WORKES RESEARCII FE1LLOWSHIPE: Andre DeiinB-S_ ,T.I,,'P 1'. ., Donald Shrc ts, A.1,_. . 1>" F. C. AND SUSAN EASTMAN NEWCOMB1E FELLOW~SIP IN PLANT PHYSIOLOGY: Cheng Tsui, B.S., A.M., 11i. PARKE, DAVIS AND COMPANY FELLOWSHIP: Arthur Zambito, B.S. (Cliem.), M.S., +A 1' PARK...…
…, APRIL 30, 19417 THE MICHIGAN D AiL PAGE . . . ... . . ... .................. . . . . . ........... ........ ...... ............... .. ..... Twommortsn. . ......... .. . .. ....... ........................................... . ... .... . . ........................................... .... . .............. Installation Night To Be Held Monday F 1{Q' y 1 . .r .URE EWS League Posts To Be Filled Program in Rackham Hall Will Feature Bett...…
…: I THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE ICHIAN D ILYTUESD)AY, APRIL 1, 1947 1.It r. j~Pat ,S0 O L 1~'~ 44a: FOLLO THI AZE TO SOtL E E STER PROBL This lovely spring morning you awaken fresh and' bright. The supreme comfort of your Tommy pa- jamas bought at Marti Walker's has put you in an A T optimistic mood to begin your day of Easter shop- ping. Since one sign-post led you to success, you_.r A K R willingly travel the winding path of the ma...…
…THrIjEr MICTUGAN DAILY- WEDNESDAY, ARIL 2, 1947 ....r D eans h1ow Great Initerest InAssembly Lloyd Returns fron National Conference Great interest in the Assembly Association was expressed by members of the National Associa- tion of Dean of Women at a con- ference last week in Columbus, .Ohio, Alice C. Lloyd, dean of wom- en, said yesterday. Dean Lloyd, who spoke before the conference, said that members appeared surprised that the inde- pe...…
…YTHtt' MICHIGAN DAILY tiW1-1 f AY, AU h3 4~ _ .__._. . e-- _- Alf MORIAL LIBRARY: Prof. Jseaph Hayd tiN e- ICd Life; To Pbli;11.1i'*u& ciiairuun of til, ii ivci:.itty pi ical science 1depair tmIentlt for Whi 2 thec proporsEed memriial library at. the U~iverstity of the PiIII] Ai.es us nlamed, de voted o iver 2i (4) I research and 1 t;;-tlli>i idy r ,I Philippine life ant hi, tory. It was largely bcauseti of Pref Hayden's great interest in ...…
…E SIX TJILE IGNDAiLY Now OPEN TO JUNIORS: Honors Program Will Offer Seminars in Liberal Arts Old 'Lost Art' Is Kept Alive In Ann Arbor Maple Sugar Made E irollment for BiologyStation Placed at 130 Students Will Make Application April 15 t t Seminars in politics and ethics, forms of literature and the devel- opment of science will be offered by the College Honors Program in Liberal Arts in the fall semester, Prof. John Arthos, of the En...…
…F FIX THE MICHIGA,-N DAILYV TVESTAY.APPU I~,~ -- ------- ----- . .. ........... , , Social it 4.4 fei Piz il --. -,u ii r T~ duiic Wil Fr~.tt4 1e 7.-o7 ASSOCIATED PRESS 1N. I-- I4,u 1 y ,_ For thi ei chi-~l ii search during1 , 47iiiH W Wi 1 odd01 the social iplcaio11A toicI energy, the Soc(ietiy forl IIIl Ps-.y chological Study of oilIus will offer the Ed1 _wo rd L1. Br Atomic Energy Awariid of a $1 A,OO0 U.S. Governmnton~wd. 't...…
…TrHE MICHIGAN DAIIY WEONESDY, AV>L 'i .1.94 $7 ANEL DISCUSSION: Student Groups Will Debate Christianity An wLiberal smt) A panel discussion and forum on "Historic Christianity and Lib- eralism" will be held at 8 p.m. tomorrow at Lane Hall under the Ioint sponsorship of the Unitarian Student Group and the Michigan Christian Fellowship. Three student speakers from Prof. Marquis At Ps qeh lnov in East M ti lZt' i5 L;741 1yc£ otogy e gj P...…
…TIHUUt6DlY, 19 47 WAGE SIX T II HE MIC IGA N DAILY 1 EAST MEETS WEST: ForeigneGroups IPatniI X/eek To Opeti Internal tinl Week Indian, Filipino, Latin Ameri- tan, Greek and Chinese groups will participate in the International Pageant which will be the opening event of International Week, April 22 through 25. An American Square Dance Team from the Ann Arbor Youth Hostel will also participate in the Pageant, which will open with an address...…
…THE I CHIG A N D A ILY PpIllitty, tpnuf M; i' 041 ! . r DAlY OFFICIAL BULLEttTIN 'i (Conuilhiedtfromu Pligt' 4) Emrployment" by Professor Evsey Domar, Carnegie Institute of Technology. Graduate students and staff of Economics and Busiy- ness Administration as well as other interested persons are in- vited. Graduating Outing Club: Bicy- cle hike, 2:30 p.m., Sun., April 20, Northwest Entrance, Rackham Bldg. Outdoor supper. Sign up before ...…
…kmcsrx THE MICHIGAN iAiLY- SATURDAY. A~1t 1~. 1~4~ . . r STRONG LUNGS NEEDED: Bkliom o ir M6deh iii IJ fly JOHN F. NEIt'AN, JR. At the beginning of this sem - ter there appeared on several bul letin boards in the Chemistry Building and m West Engineering the following notice: "Instruction In glass blowing, night class, set Oeorge A. Killich, iln. 120, Chem istry Building." - That class is meeting every Thursday night from 7 to 10 p.m.,...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, "RIL 24, 1947 THICIANDILUDA,_.~~* H New Linemen Display Talent In Grid Drills Wistert, McWilliams Impressive at Tackle Michigan's first string Fall football lineup approached a very solid appearance on Ferry Field sod yesterday afternoon as a week of grid drills for coach Fritz Cris- ler's charges culminated in a three hour scrimmage session. Substituting freely, coaches Fritz Crisler and Wally Weber supervised t...…
…fix THEM~IA AL 'TU fLAY'I) AP :IIIL 'Zy, 1t i7 ____________I ...rw UNOFFICIAL HIS TORIA N: Daley Reccords Willow Vilhcie Draat liistoiy and the aest hetlic are, to mlost (of Lus, so I; ebi1,ireConl cilalsle. But not to Joe Daley, unof- ficial historian of Willow Run. For Joe Daley is completely in- fatuated with history, has an in- tense awareness of his place in history, and is fully possessed by his newest undertaking, that of recordin...…
