…BORDER-LINE CASE See Page 4 Y Latest Deadline in the State ~Iui41 -47 CLOUDY, WAMNER VOL. LIX, No. 130 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS I I Russians Hit Atlantic Pact In New Note Charge Former Treaties Broken LONDON-(AP)-The Soviet Un- ion charged yesterday the North Atlantic treaty is "openly aggres- sive", is directed against her and breaks five international agree- pents. The official Soviet news agenc...…
…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1941. THE MICHIGAN STORY:I LS&A, Activities, Form Core of 'U' (EDITOR'S NOTE: Ths is the thir- teenth and last of a series of articles presenting the highlights in the his- rby o the einiversity of Michigan. Contributors to today's installment are Phil Dawson and Jim Parker. By ROBERT WHITE It seems appropriate to conclude this consideration of the indivi- dual schools and colleges with an account...…
…L 1, 1949 TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE __ _. _ Yom. M' Nine Invades Georgetown for Season's Opener <.P BULL SESSION by b. s. brown, sports editor _J N Hoya Game Inaugurates A nnual Exhibition Tour Fisher Begins 29th Year as Head Coach ; Four Lettermen Bolster Wolverine Squad By HERB RUSKIN Michigan's baseball team moved into Washington today to open! its 1949 season against the Hoyas of Georgetown this afternoon. For Coach Ray ...…
…I TIV Mt( lllr- A 4 II A tT v . ,.... 1 ii_____L'_______l__l.+__X11__is_______1\__!..)__A:.1..1.,J Y.t4 FRIDlAY, Ar PrIL Border-line Case HERE IS something strange about the Rhineland decision made by a six-na- tion commission. Nobody seems to be in favor of the agreement, which proposes to make 31 minor rectifications along Ger- many's Western Front. About 52 square miles would go to France, the Saar, and the Benelux countries, on a pr...…
…FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1_. Coeds Revise RushingPlan Counselling To Aid Sorority,_Rushee Under the new rushee counsel- ling system accepted by Panhel- lenic Association ten counsellors will be chosen annually. Selection will be made from a group of coeds consisting of two coeds chosen from each of ten h'ouses who will be representeo each year. The Panhellenic Board will hold interviews with the girls and select one from ea...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY FUTMAT. APR1 1.1 v"u[11 f .[7; &WKJU 1 L SPONSORS NEEDED: New DP's Will Enter 'U' * * Plans for bringing a new group of displaced students to the Uni- versity were made last night by the Committee for Displaced Stu- dents in a meeting with its pres- ent guests. Campus groups interested in sponsoring a displaced student for the fall semester are asked to call Roberta Reiter at 2-3119. * * * PROF. WILLIAM Haber...…
…WHICH WAY?9 See Page 4 Y Li gan aity f . a .' r, . ._, _._,,,.. ./ > " i ' I . ti . ,..-- k /YT 1"1TT'T'ft"f 11 .T71 T1t A T)'1lK'!".+'f Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 131 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 12, 1949 I""J)Y AN WAMER" PRICE FIVE CENTS NaziForeign Office Aides Found Guilty Eight Convicted Of War Crimes NUERNBERG, Germany-(/P)-- A United States tribunal convicted Baron Ernest Von Weizsaecker, a veteran German d...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I1 DAILY OFFICIAL BUtLLETIN' Publication in The Daily Official Bulletin is constructive notice to all -embers of the University. Notices for the Bulletin should be sent in typewritten form to the Office of the ,ssistant to the President, Room 2552 Administration Building, by 3:00p.m. onx the day preceding publication (11:00 a.m. Saturdays). TUESDAY, APRIL 12, 1949 VOL. LIX, No. 131 Notices Student Tea: President and Mrs. ...…
…~R~ 12 19S~THE MICHIGAN DAILYS ° PAGE TH Baseball T our ets Five .. Aff lk WWS Aff IL AOL-JM . , AOL 4--%A L o squ Twice Moundsme n Overcome Lack of Fielding, l itting n. tam -- ..-.. "We've received good pitching 3o far, but we'll need better field- irg and hitting support." So spoke VMichigan baseball coach Ray Risher in summarizing the vaca- tion southern trip which saw the team win five starts, lose a pair and gain a disputed t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Which Way? A SERIES of parallel events have occurred in the past- few weeks which post the very pertinent question of whether or not the world isn't eagerly anticipating the ad- vent of the Third World War. Congressional leaders have okayed a military defense appropriation for the United States even larger than the sur- prising 15 billion asked by the executive branch. There doesn't even seem to be a whimper of protest aga...…
…THE MICHIGAN WAI~Y PA0 IV Sophomores To Make Bids For Junior League Positions Present sophomores will make on ushering, candy booths and their bids for junior positions next other projects will comprise the week with petitions for all junior four assistants to the personnel League posts due at 5 p.m. April chairman. Five junior women will 18 in the Leag: Undergraduate be chosen to aid the publicity Office. chairman, including three in Among t...…
…THE MICHIGAN D]AILY a__ ...... _ _ ._ T1TESflY, At FO'RULATE PLANS: 'IJ' Edatifon Situdi Y- CALL UPON COUIS OAT NSA Oreid htVolat o# so A3diiiOFeeo App)1roxim.ately 2,000 delega; tes from colleges and :state and local councils of the t Jional Commis- sion for United Na tions Educa- tional, Scientific a.,d.Cultural Or- ganization met in Cleveland re- cently, for a confterecec on UNESCO plans. Th reats See ToFreedom (Continuedfro Pi,,( a c1)...…
…TAE' 'ICfl!GAND AIV_- SAN MARINO TRAGEDY: Cause of Kathy's Death Still Unknown Three U' Professors Receive SIdly Grants Three faculty members of the ;leae from the University of owa, University are among^ the recip- ilW write a critical monogra, ients of Guegfenheim Fellowships n Johrn Done, Elizabethan p oet. for 1949. DAILY I , OFFICIAL BULLE TIN Continued from Page 6) Cerce Francai .ill present "La 5 a.m.. Presbyterian church build- 'Be...…
…PAGE EITHE MICHIGAN IDAILY TUESDlAY, APRIL 12, I1 Daily Pa-11177S ight Hour Visit to Nursing School OFF TO WORK-Hurrying down the steps at Couzens Hall, Harriet Vallette and Marge Krantz set off for a busy day of classes and practice nursing. As juniors most of their time is spent at the University Hospital. AFTER AN OPERATION-Harriet is on the spot after her patient returns from the operating room. She takes a blood pressure reading...…
…THUDS ON IRON See Page 4 Y LwIt tta * it . 1 c* ''V Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 132 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1949 MILD PRICE FIV E NTS FBI Witness Claims Reds Seek Revolt Testifies at N.Y. Com nminist Trial NEW YORK - (/P) - American Communists were taught to incite civil war in the United States if this country became embroiled in war with Russia, a government witness testified yesterday. The witness, He...…
…WTHEMICHIGANDAILY DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in The Daily Official The University Personnel Office Bulletin is constructive notice to all has received calls for students in- members of the University. Notices terested in part-time employment. for the Bulletin should be sent in Men who have had soda fountain typewritten form to the Office of the Mewhoavhdsdafuti Assistant to the President, Room 2552 experience and who have the Adminis...…
…1949 THE MICHIGAN DAMIY PAGE. THREE BACK TO WORK: Gridders Emphas ize Fundamentals Pitchers Named for Rig Nine Opener With the second week of spring fQotball practice underway, the gridders are showing vast im- provement and are making rapid strides toward regaining the sharpness which won them the national championship last sea- ,on. Coach Bennie Oosterbaan has aeen concentrating on such fund- amentals as timing, individual as- signment...…
…tHE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1949 I 1 Thuds on Iron NEW RUMBLINGS OF unrest from within the Iron Curtain have been heard re- cently. The latest sign of dissatisfaction with Moscow's domination of her satellites' do- nestic and foreign affairs comes from within Poland, where a new crisis within the leadership of the Polish Communist party has arisen. According to reports from Warsaw, Poland's Minister of Trade, Hilary Minc, has ...…
…WEDNESDAY, APRiL 13, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY I I Junior Petitions Due Next Week Positions Open on JudiciaryCouncil, League Dance I nterviewIng, Committees Present sophomore women who pected to have the ability' to make will be handing in. their petitions recommendations to the League for junior positions on April 18, Council for appointments to will be interested in junior exec- League positions in cooperations utive posts on the Leag...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY W:nNEsDAY, APRIL 13, 1949 WEDNESDAY. APRIL 13, 1949 Educators Urge National 4 THE STUDENT would then use the money to attend any higher education institution approved by state or regional authority. According to the resolution, "scholarships must be of suffi- cient value to afford real relief to the able student who is now unable to attend for economic reasons ... " The proposal also urges that there be no discriminat...…
…COLLEGE DISCRIMINATION See Page 4 Y Latest Deadline in the State ~Iaii4 CLOUDY AND COOLER VOL. LIX, No. 133 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1949 PRICE FIVE GENTS I i® -' , Red Chief Lashed By FBI Agent Declares CP Behinid Strikes NEW YORK - (P) - An FBI agent yesterday quoted a Mich- igan Communist leader as saying the party was "behind all strikes, auto, steel, electric and meat." The agent, Fred Cook, did not amplify the...…
…THE MICHIIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1949 . .. Joe May Quit Hospital; Williams Homers y ine Associate d ress a bulletin stating that the "length BALTIMORE - Joe DiMaggio of the disability will be determined probably will be discharged from by the results of the treatment." Johns Hopkins Hospital today, but * the New York Yankee centerfield- B er will continue treatments for his sIp-l sore heel as an out-patient. GLADEWATER, Tex. - Ka...…
…, 14, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA THE_.. _MICHIGAN DATTIY__ BULL SSSION by b. s. brown, sports editor Wings Drop Third Straight, 3-1 J. Paul Sheedy* Switched to Wildroot Cream-Oil Because Ile Flunked The Finger-Nail Test a- BASEBAWL S HARRY HOUDINI, the inimitable Casey Stengel, will have to pull more than a sparrow from his hat if he hopes to pilot the Yankees into the first division this year. Casey's biggest headache is Joe DiMaggio...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THUVRSDAY, ArM14'10 TR College Dis crimination OPPONENTS of racial and religious dis- crimination are extending their attack to include educational institutions. A witness at a hearing of a Massachu- setts legislature committee testified that 80 per cent of the 143 educational institutions in the state have application blanks which tend to discriminate by asking questions about race, religion, or national origin. And a ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FAC EQ Ball To Visit 'An International Affair' Will Transport Guests to Distant Ports With Gala Effects On April 23, the 1600 residents of East Quadrangle will combine forces to present their third an- nual semi-formal EQ Ball, enti- tled "An International Affair." Each of the four dining rooms in the Quad will depict one of the exotic ports in the world. Rio, Ice- land, Africa and the Orient will be represented in this wo...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1949 ERP Risks Failure in Five of 19 Areas * * ST. MARY'S STUIDENTCHAPEL - and her foremost allies, Britain and France. The ECA, mixing in, . has already been stung. ECA, because that is its mis- sion, views Western Germany as an economic problem. But it is one in which political and military problems inevitably overshadow anything economic. Presumably American policy is based on the belief that ...…
…4_TE MICHIGAN IA IY VAC DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN (Continued from Page 4) Professor Jean St. Fare Garnot, Ecole Pratique des Hautes Etudes, The Sorbonne, Paris; auspices of the Department of Near Eastern Studies. 4:15 p.m., Thurs., April 14, Rackham Amphitheatre. University Lecture: "The Poetry of Wallace Stevens." Dr. J. V. Cunningham, University of Chi cago; auspices of the Department of English Language and Litera- ture. 4:15 p.m., Fri.,...…
…TIE MICHIGAN DAILY ThUSDAY, APIU, 14, 1H9 Trial of Reds To Be Subject Of Discussion AVC, Lawyers Guild Back Union Forum The pro and con of the current New York trial of 12 American Communists will be debated at a panel discussion at 4:15 p.m. to- morrow in the Union. Three speakers are scheduled to speak at the panel which is spon- sored by the campus chapter of AVC and the Lawyer's Guild. They are: Prof. Preston W. Slos- son of the history d...…
…EDITOR'S NOTE See Page 4 Y Latest Deadline in the State A6F 743 41v pp t 14P -, ti1 . .... , + RAIN BECOMING SLEET VOL. LIX, No. 134 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS s' I At Last Appearance PASS FROM; CAMPUS SCENE-Val, Theta Xi boxer, and Humphrey, Beta bulldog, popular mascots who died this week, pictured during their last public appearance together at the "Open Doghouse" held for Humphrey in Mid-Dec...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SFAY, APRIL 15, I4 I DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in The Daily Official Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Notices for the Bulletin should be sent in typewritten form to the Office of the Assistant to the President, Room 2552 Administration Building, by 3:00 p.m. on the day preceding publication (11:00 a.m. Saturdays). - FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1949 VOL. LIX, No. 134 Notices University Se...…
…Armx, &r 1 P, " A.THE MICHIGAN DAILY _r . rAGK PERFECT PEACE: Signal Corps Completes 'Silent Chamber'Project Which Twin Has the Foni? HELPING HAND: SL Campus Couniuittees Serve Various Functions " " 'V Y r Y r 'Y"TT' ' IEPI ST. ANDREW'S Wy.r W COPAL CHURCH 306 Ntr tii DF n at Ccrtherino Street Ever want to study in a room devoid of all noise? It's not as yet available for stu- dents, but the U.S. Signal Corps at Fort Monmouth, N.J...…
…FTHE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, APRI 15, 1949 Cditi'i'itIkte (Editor's Note is written by Managing Editor (Edito rNoten.written by Managing Editor Harrett Friedman.) PI E STUDENT LEGISLATURE'S resolu- tion asking the Student Affairs Com- mittee to bar from recognition all groups with discriminatory clauses is altogether praiseworthy. There are a great number of people who will protest that it was not the SL's job, that this is not yet the tim...…
…FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1949 'ITHE MTCTTWAf TIALTTV I I " 11% FlV l ~l \lls1 ' Sophomore Petitioning for JGP League Posts Will Begin Monday SOUTH AMERICAN WAY: Vigilant Chaperones Supervise Trinidad's Romantic Pursuits WAA Notices' As the apple of the junior class eye, the coming Junior Girls' Play will be the object of many sopho- more women who will petition for League posts Monday. Central committee members who will be chosen from those i...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1 11 Teams Open SoftballPlay PRESS, SNATCH AND JERK: Four Schools Meet in Weightlift Show 4 , Vaughan, Cooley, Hayden Win First Round Contests ADAMS HOUSE took a fairly close one from Greene House, 10- 7. Johnny Stewart pitched well for the winners, as Adams short- stop Roy Aimone, and Greene catcher George Jackson fought it out at bat. It was give and take as Pres- cott House dropped Tyler House 5-3. The game feature...…
…THE MICHWAN DAMY PAGE TIIE MICtHGAN J1~AILY PAGE Baseball Season To0 pen II 1 op m -Aff W -wr -r m fil m kt 11 MSC Visited by iig Nine Committee Wolverines Begin Title Defense Against Purdue Ux* By HERB RUSKIN Michigan's baseball team opens its defense of the Big Nine title today when it meets the Purdue Boilermakers in the first of a two game series at Lafayette. Both the Wolverines and Purdue are ranked high on the pre-season do...…
…THE MICHIGAN DIAILY Firemen Give Up Cards- Turn Eyes to Television By JAMES GREGORY a hand goes up immediately to he lengthening arm of tele- switch the set off, and many a on has reached the Ann Arbor gun-toting hero of the TV screen department. is left fighting it out at the pass, he spirited games of pinochle, while the firemen speed to yet Ige, and whist that have liv- another grass fire. d up numberless evenings now The men are fiercely...…
… PLAN Y Latest Deadline in the State 743- it]y t ~i P CLOUDY AND COLD See page 4 VOL. LIX, No. 135 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 16, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS Sponsor Defends Bill Banning Reds Communists Should Not Teach In MichiganSchools, Martin Says By PHIL DAWSON The bill to ban Communists from teaching in Michigan schools and colleges is a "narrow provision," according to State Senator John B. Martin, Jr., Grand Rapids Republic...…
…TWO% THE MICHIGAN DAILY JACK OF ALL TRADES': Action Committee Handles SL Projects Engineering School Presents Bi-Annual Open House Friday (Editor's Note: This is the last in a series of interpretive articles Oe- signed to acquaint students with the Student Legislature-to which they will elect 25 representatives Tuesday and Wednesday.) For quick results on any kind of campus project, the Student Leg- slature throws the job to its 'Jack of al...…
… Nine Outhit by Snow; Tries Smith, Taft Take Mound DAW'S FOOTSTEPS: In Purdue Double-header Pressure Golf Boosts TEAM called the New York Highlanders went through the process of evolution quite a few years back and ended up as the Bronx Bombers, the Yankees. A pitcher for the Highlanders, Ray Fisher, is now piloting Michigan's diamond fortunes and, in his 29th year at the helm, seems to have contracted some of the ills plaguing Casey Stengel,...…
…HE MICHIGAN DAILY,,.. False Hope CONTROVERSY about Communists in ed- ucation has been brought into the Mich- igan State Legislature in the form of a proposal to bar all Communists from teach- ing. The bill provides only that: "No past or present member of the Communist Party shall be employed as a teacher in any school, college or univer- sity in the State of Michigan." There are no provisions for enforcement. The bill is intended "as a state...…
…TH E ICH'IGA S E .::P GE !V First Campus Talent Show. 'Gulantics,' To Be Presented Gulantics Review, first competi- tive student talent show to appear on the Michigan campus, will be presented at 7:30 p.m., Sunday, April 24, in Hill Auditorium. Sponsored by the Union, League and Men's Glee Club, the 14 act variety show, will be the first pro- duction to use a stage setting in Hill Auditorium. THE 14 SPECIAL numbers, chosen by competitive try...…
…THEMICHIGANOAILY ACADEMIC SUCCESS: Four Out of Five Entering Freshmen Will Graduate Approximately 80 per cent of' all entering freshmen successfully complete their undergraduate pro- grams, according to the registrar's office. In explaining this degree of ac- ademic success, Registrar Ira M. Smith pointed out that Univer- sity admissions policy calls for "a grade of work well above average" Metal Testinr X-Ray Prober Donated to TU1 The Metal...…
… SL AMENDMENT See Page 4 Y Swt... Latest Deadline in the State t Ily CLOUDY, WARMER VOL. LIX, No. 136 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 17, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS U.S. Action Easter Sunday Spirit Infects Campus Frees Vraz From Reds Tension Eased By Official Move PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia - (A') -In a move officially described as intended to better Czechoslovak- American relations, the Czecho- slovaks freed Vlasta Vraz yester- day. The Un...…
…THE M ICHICAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRIL 17, 1949 Lockwood Thrives on Many Activities campus committees and boards, and to give opinions on contro- versial issues. His friends state that he can "talk people into doing anything in the world." He is credited with the amazing ability of being able to talk to two people with completely opposing views at the same time without antagonizing either of them. * * * AT THE THETA XI house, where Bruce was...…
…tTN AY, APRIL 17, 1949 CHE MICITTVIAN "GAMY LTW MTT1T- ...'.:T NVEGRO MUSIC HIS HOBBY: Rev. Kenna Started Career on Bicycle * * * * By JANET WATTS T. About 20 years ago an 18-year- old youth began his ministerial ca- reer on a Sears and Roebuck bicy- cle to "ride the circuit" in Texas. That man was the Rev. James Brett Kenna who has been direc- tor of the student guild and pastor at the First Methodist Church for the past five years. Hi...…
…r________ tAli. RIGHT: Farm Plan By SAMUEL GRAFTON MOST OF THE ARGUMENT against the Administration's new farm price sup- port plan is argument in a vacuum. It is being said that the plan will cost a great Jeal of money. So it will. But so will any price support plan, and our choice is not between a plan and no plan. So our choice is between plans. Under the present set-up the government supports the prices of certain commodities simply by ...…
…flnnuaIFC Bail To Be Presented May 6 in IM Building Music Blue Barron Way' Will Reign 9 P.M. to 1 A.M. IFC will "cover the waterfront" at their 18th annual IFC Ball to be presented from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. F1riday, May 6, at the Intramural Building. Blue Barron and his orchestra gill provide danceable music for the affair. His "Music of Yester- day and Today" combines swing with sweetness, smoothness and showmanship. Barron, a graduate of Ohio...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. Wolverines Drop ou leheader to Purdue, 5-1, 2- 'T Weather, Boilermakers Prove Too Much for 'M' EVERYTHING BROKEN! Eleven Recrds Fall in River Rouge Meet (Special to The Daily) LAFAYETTE, Ind. - Muddy grounds, weather better suited for football, and the Purdue baseball team were too much for the Mich- igan Wolverines yesterday as they dropped both ends of a double- header to the Boilermakers, 5-1 and 2-1. The doubl...…
…LY, APRIL 17, 1949 THE WCHWAN I A.I Y 1"Ane I R T~l MTTITAN a uT 11MOr VVA F ayne Next Foe for / 1W1 Nine P--IC 'U I IES - :> TALKING SHOP with Bud Weidenthal associate sports editor Tartars Bring Veteran Squad Mere T omorrow Well, we've done it again and we're glad. With a few misgivings and a trace of hesitation we once again crawl out on that precarious limb and return nervously with a selection of the American League pen...…
…TIIE NICIIITAN IILY PINK ONES, YALLER ONES: Poster Propaganda Floods Campus By JOHN DAVIES Campaign posters are spattering the campus community in accel- erating proportions as next week's student government elections draw near. They are battling each other for space on dorm and fraternity bul- letin boards, in store windows, in classroom buildings and until re- cently prohibited, on trees and tel- ephone poles. Every color that ever graced...…
