…EXAMINATION SCHEDULE A6F 4:3zti4 . i 1, - ; f .^- .._ . See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 142 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 24, 1949 SCATTERED SHOWERS PRICE FIVE CENTS 'M' Batsmen Find Missing Eyes,Win8-3 Indiana Victim Of Ten Hit Attack By SY SONKIN Michigan's batters, shackled in their last three games, broke loose yesterday for 10 hits, and romped to an 8-3 victory over Indiana. It was the Maize and Blue bas...…
…THE M ...HM ....~ .A.N A. A OTT}M&'v a vv. 91# yA#A -' "' i i l~~'IW111MTCi1TWA('NT n1AT11 y U IV'I 1AY, ARIL 24, 1949 ! . . Wolverine Nine Garners First Conference Victory Strong Winds Hamper Play; Smith Credited with Victory Ring Wallops Four-Bagger for Hoosiers;, Morrison's Three Hits Pace Wolverines * * * * Tigers Win as Groth Scores Clincher (Continued from Page 1) i whirled and doubled Morrill off second. Then, after bar...…
…SUNDAY, APRIL 24, 1949 Michigan THE MICHIGAN DAIL Golfers Nosed Out by OSU on Last ULL5ESSION by b. s. brown, sports editor THEY PUT POSTAGE STAMPS on guys like Bob Chappuis, Jack Weisenburger and Lennie Ford and sent them out to all corners of the sports world to prove that Michigan is rapidly becoming the West Point of athletics. Chap went to the grid Dodgers, Weisenberger to the Boston Braves and hulking Lennie to the Los Angeles Do...…
…T THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, AM= 24. 190 .TNDV I - a~ ~41 r ,. . Imposed Peace "PEACE WITH THE SOVIET UNION at any price" seems to be the keynote of the "Peace Congress" currently being held in Paris. One right after the other, delegates from every nation including the United States have assailed American foreign pol- icy and condemned the North Atlantic Pact. Sifting through the mass of canned ora- tory condemning the imperialism of th...…
…SUNDAY; AP1RUI 24, 1949 TIE MICIIGAN DAILY Blue, Maize Teams Battle - i For Frosh Weekend Honor Blue Monday, though originated generations ago, has very seldom been actually celebrated. The Blue team of Frosh Week- end, in honor of the day, will all appear tomorrow decked out in Tinker To Play At Crease Ball Legal phrases and law practices will be the objects of a satire at this year's Crease Ball, annual Law School formal, which will be he...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY e0LLEGE ROUNDUP: Cheating Forms Basis Of .Campus Discussions At campuses all over the coun- try, there is increasing concern about-cheating on examinations; the relativemerits of proctoring and the honor system are fiercely and sometimes inconclusively de- bated. The problem is usually met by the time-honored college method -setting up a committee. Stu- dents as well as faculty have been active in trying to minimize dis- h...…
…PRIL 24, 1949 'THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SE FROM BEER TO PHILOSOPHY:. The Daily Looks at 'Hat' Friedman Graduates Can A HYPOTHETICAL QUESTION: * * * * By ROMA LIPSKY Usually the journalist asks the questions and does the interview- ing, but this week The Daily does a turn-about to take a profile look ,t Harriett Friedman, its Manag- ing Editor. (This in spite of the claim that her profile strongly resembles George Washington's.) * * * HARRI...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MTCTTTEAN TiAIT V r~hIA X IArH L 24 149A !; A I - ., Old Tradition Revived as Drama Festival Returns all passed in review before ca- pacity audiences. But Ann Arbor became more than an echo of past and current greats. In its heyday, the Festival premiered Jean Girardoux's "No War in Troy," the best foreign play of 1939. "The Brontes" and "Boyd's Shop" also had their in- itial showing at the University. * *-* ANN A...…
…FRO M THE INSIDE See Page 4 Y G- Latest Deadline in the State * aitlir" I I CLOUDY AND WARMER VOL. LIX, No. 143 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 26, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS s I Shanghai Capture 1mminent) # * # 14 U.S. Orders Navy Units To Withdraw British Speed Reinforcements Shanghai's 5,000,000 residents waited listlessly in the rain last night for the Chinese Communist forces, reportedly only 10 miles from the city, to p...…
…1'IGE ~THE MICHIGAN DILiY TtTESDAY, API SOCCER AT FERRY FIELD: 'U'To Join in World Cooperation Week Gov. G. Mennen Williams has proclaimed a statewide World Cooperation Week, May 1-7. On campus, World Cooperation Week will be celebated by a se- ries of events starting with an in- ternational sports program Sun- day, and culminating in Interna- tional Ball, May 6. TWO E XHIBITI0N soccer matches will be played between Turkish, Chinese, Arabia...…
…'IV AYr APR~b-48r, -1 4 Taft Twirls for Wolverines In Michigan State Tilt Today THE iMICHIiGAN D I)AILY -FAGJ T 39 Michigan Skippers Third in Regatta "4.. By KEN BIALKIN With one diamond victory al- ready under their belts the Wol- verines will try to make it two in a row when they take on the in- vading -Spartanh from Michigan State this afternoon at 3:30 at .erry Field. After a slow start the Mich- igan hitters are gradually round- ing ...…
…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, APR.h 26, F O U R T ~ l ~ D----------2 0 From the Ieside "R1AH-RAH'S" return, more than anything else, seems to indicate that Michigan students want to return to that old Mich- igan Spirit that, up to the war, was so closely linked with the University. Specifically, the Wolverines voted to bring the freshman-sophomore rivalries back to town-all but the beanies. High school seniors can eagerly look forward...…
…U, 1949 T HE MICHU.' AN nATT.V Z LMT m A N h Tr ~aA .. 4.U.. 1!'11 . .L3411 ~ 1 "2A~ CA .1..'X Freshmen To Stage Weekend of Fund Maize, Blue Teams To Vie For Honors in Presentations . * - Freshmen women will take over this weekend by sponsoring three days of entertainment in their presentation of "Frosh Weekend." Being held for the first time' this year, the project is presented i~n an attempt to acquaint fresh- men with League activit...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY . ,. , ., .:":, tr , ,.,, ..:ry.. U EPISCOPAL CHAPLAIN: Rev. Burt Tackles Social Problems act, Sigler landed here at Central Michigan Airport at 6:30 p.m. THE SILVER-HAIRED ex-gov- ernor said he came to get an order from Circuit Judge Paul Cash. The order, he said, would request State Police Commissioner Donals S. Leonard to supply officers to aid in preparing evidence against Ivan A. Johnston, former Macomb County Pros...…
…BERLIN BLOCKADE ISee Page 4 ZVI: Latest Deadline in the State 4aAi4 Cl~'~ ' ~oV FAIR AND COOLER VOL. LIX, No. 144 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS Sullivan Out As Secretary In Navy Row Blasts Stoppage Of Carrier Work WASHINGTON- (IP)-John L. Sullivan resigned yesterday as Secretary of the Navy, firing a roaring broadside at Secretary of Defense Johnson for halting con- struction of the Navy's supe-car- ri...…
….......... , .. 'I'HCE TVII(:HIGAI4 DXILY :;;a ... r AY, APRXL 27, and universities plan to partici- pate in the conference, according to Mrs. Elizabeth Lemm, publicity director. Students may register 10 to 11 a.m. and 4 to 5 p.m. daily at Lane Hall. 'Boarding. Males Get AIM'S "New Deal" for indepen- dent men not living in residence. halls will throw open its doors to all such students at 7:15 p.m. to- day in Room 3C of the Union. Formerly ...…
…7, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Taft's Four-Hitter Tops Spartans, 5-0 BULL SESSION by b. s.brown, sports editor Wolverine Bats Sizzle; O.I I Contest Called in Eighth Maiwe nd Blue Ran MSC for Eleven Hits MacDonald Paces S By KEN BIALKIN The Wolverines knocked the ball all over the lot here yesterday as tig Bill Taft pitched a four-hit 1hutout to beat Michigan State by a score of 5-0. The game was played in a con- stant drizzle which...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I 11 I1 A r1M 1 Berlin Blockade RUSSIA'S OFFER to lift the Berlin block- Now, however, the ade before a meeting of the Big Four realized that actions comes as a heartening sign at a time when words and is willing order to work in clc the ultimate goal of harmony and coopera- West. tion between the East and the West seemed doomed to oblivion. Naturally a criti distinguish "ulterior Aside from seemnigly insipid peace pro- sia...…
…Y, APII 27, 94H TiE MICHIGAN BAILY Lawyers To Hold Traditional Dance Crease Bal. To Revive Ancient Feud Between Law Students and Engineers Law students will revive their traditional rivalry with the engi- neers when they present their an- nual Crease Ball from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Friday at the Union. Crease Ball, for many years, was a source of irritation to the en- gineers because, not only was it a rival dance, but, from 1931 until 1942, it...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WALL BUT MIGHTY: Microfilm Firm Owner Clains It's BigBusiness 4- ,..1 There's .a big business in mak- ing tiny $lms and prints. According to Eugene B. Powers, owner of:Ann Arbor's unique Uni- versity Microfilms, preservation and distribution of all kinds of papers and documents on a mass- production scale has been made possible only recently through mi- crofilming techniques. TIlE FIUM, which is the only one of its kind...…
…r ARMY-NAVY FEUD See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State 4br juatt is FAIR AND WARMER S VOL. LIX, No. 145 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1949. PRICE FIVE CENTS _ -- 8._- Vote Threats By CIO Told In Congress Labor Push Seen >ar T-H Repeal WASHINGTON - (P) - Rep. Werdel (Rep., Calif.) told the House yesterday he had been in- formed a committee of CIO mem- bers was calling congressmen out- side and telling them to vote for ...…
…TWO I'IHE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1949 'MAN WHO LOST HIS TONGUE': Aphasia To Be Theme of Radio Play * * * * By HERB ROVNER Students in the radio division of; the speech department will present the second in the Angell Hall Play- y house series at 10 p.m. today overl station WHRV. This week's program, "The Man Who Lost His Tongue," is the story of the determination and courageg of an aphasiac in overcoming his w injury, and is ...…
…THE MTCHTC AN DATTS PAGE TIMEE ........ . .,. .. .. ." ,.. -.-.,... 1 1 1 1 1 ,.-1. . .a A. . A l. 4..l . .UJ 4. . A 5 1 -_ TTJP MTC~~IHANfTT .. ____ L A(t! 1i1V 4 TAG DAY WEDNESDAY: Fresh Air Camp Runs Workshop To Aid Boys By DAVE THOMAS "Workshop"in human behavior." This is the maxim upon which the University Fresh Air Camp has been run throughout the 29 years of its existence, according to Camp Director William C. £forse. * ~* * AT TH...…
…DUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, APRIL 29,1949 N Army-Navy Feud THERE IS MUCH MORE than a personal feud involved in the announcement of John L. Sullivan's final resignation as Sec- retary of the Navy, as witnessed by age old Army and Navy rivalries. This intra-service friction, brought on by highly intensified publicity campaigns waged by both service units, is currently being blasted by Defense Secretary John- son. In his recent address...…
…, APRIL 28, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE PAGE FiVE Barron Will Play Sweetheart Songs Rqt 18th IFC Ball International Center Sets Up Date Bureau To Relieve Coed Shortage for Annual Ball Fraternity sweetheart songs, styled the Blue Barron way will be featured at the 18th annual IFO Ball to be presented. from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m., Friday, May 6, at the Intramural Building. Any house wishing to have their song played should submit a copy t...…
…s THE MICHIGAN DAILY - , California Defeats Track asters, 67-65 M' Takes Eight Firsts; Balance Deciding Factor Wolverine G Detroit Squw (Special to Tjhe Daily) DETROIT-For the second time in eight days, the University of Detroit Titans were routed by Michigan's golf team, this time by a score of 271/2-81/2, at Red Run Golf Course here yesterday. It was the fifth loss in six out- ings for the Motor City squad this spring. WIND AGAIN re...…
…THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1949 TIE MICHIGAN DAIL.Y i. 6 ' f V y1! i1..R11 1 PAGE SEV M' Nips Irish, 9-8, on Homer Major League Standings ....r Mono .. :. NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE Dorr's Smash in Tenth Gains Victory for Rankin Kobrin Stars for Wolverines with Five Hits; Morrill, Morrison Get Two Safeties Each W. New York .... .5 Pittsburgh ....5 Brooklyn ......5 Boston ........5 St. Louis......3 Chicago.. ...4 Cincinnati .... 3 ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DIMLY' # TEVRSDAYP, APRMxL 8, 1943 w. ww LASE CLUB DECISION: Few Groups Ireed SL Index PICTURE Boozer, Trott Win Legal Arguments * *' * * NEWS By BOB LAYTON The impressive excitement of a Supreme Court hearing was re- produced at the Law Quad yes- terday when Gordon Boozer, '50L, and Bernard Trott, '49L, were de- termined winners in the 25th 'annual Case Club arguments. Centered around a hypothetical Michigan tax law, the ...…
…BAD PRECEDENT see page 4 wY~~ Lw ~ rn i ai4 FAIR AND WARMER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 146 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS _ -- 1 Communists Near Center Of Kunshan Fight Within 30 Miles of Shanghai SHANGHAI - () - Chinese Communist troops are pressing on the railway town of Kunshan, only 30 miles from Shanghai, a garrison communique said last night. Earlier information said rail- way serv...…
…THE iH CHAN tiAILY A I-M Softball Leagues End Third Week of Play _____----__ ~~_ Major League Standings NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE AdamsWins Dorm Loop Sparked by the excellent pitch- ing of Walt Noon, Adams House chalked up the League "B" Resi- dence Hall softball championship, as seven other houses emerged vic- torious in last Monday's games. Adams had no trouble.disposing of previously undefeated Cooley House, 14-4. Walt Noon's ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY etmen Trounce Spartans, 7 -2 Wolverines Battle Gopher Nine Today at Minneapolis : NECESSITY WASN'T M. Riskey'Pad ation-Wide By JOE EPSTEIN Transport the game of paddle- tennis to a handball court, mix thoroughly with squash, sprinkle liberally with jai alai, add a pinch of tennis for flavor, shake well be- fgre using, and you'll have Earl Riskey's recipe for paddleball-the game which he invented here at Michigan almost...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Our Best Chance THE UNITED STATES has recently taken a big step toward answering the "What- Shall-we-do-about-Germany" question by making plans to permit students from that and other conquered nations to enter Amer- ican universities next fall. The Institute of International Educa- tion, in cooperation with the Army De- partment intends to finance 300 college students from Germany, Austria and Japan for one year's study in ...…
…TilIE MICHIGAN I XILY Blue Team Informal Dance Initiates First Frosh Weekend i Otn the oue Visitors Meet For Play Day The Diag is still the scene of the antics of vivacious freshmen wom- en, dressed as couples, cigarette girls and clowns today for the last day of campus ticket sales for the "Frosh Weekend" dances. Tickets will continue to be on sale from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the League, the Union, on the Diag and in the Engine Arch. Latepu...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY_ .Debate Fi lists -7 HIGH SCHOOL DEBATERS-Climax of high school Forensics Day here will be the annual state championship debate, at 8 p.m. today in Rackham Lecture Hall, on the topic: "Resolved, That the United Nations Now Be Revised Into a Federal World Govern- ment." For the affirmative: Grand Rapids Union High, represented by David Noorthoek (upper left) and Jack Roh (lower left). For the negative: Lansing Eastern High...…
