…PICKETING HE MrOV\IE Lw qAuu :43 it SHOWERS, CO OER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVII, No. 146 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS Weisbeg To Head Student Government Seven Members Elected To I)osts Harvey Weisberg, '47, became the Student Legislature's third president last night in an election marked by the absence of the sharp conflict which dominated the choice of his predecessors. In contrast to the pre-a...…
…THE MICHIGAN OAILY TIIURSDAY, MAY 1, 1947 W IN . r T ___ - ._ _ __ HELP FOR SCHOLARS: Leading Research Libraries Develop Book Exehanoe Plan The libraries of the University of Michigan will cooperate with other leading research libraries in the nation in a newly developed plan to insure fuller coverage of books in specialized fields so as to meet more completely the particu- lar needs of scholars. "The Farmington Plan," as it is known, i...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAG 7 Michigan Golfers, Netmen, Notch Wins over MSC Spartan Tennis Squad Bumped by 6-3 Margin Paton and( Otto, One-two jiel, WII In Both Singles and Doubles Matches By DICK KRAUS Michigan's one-two punch, An- dy Paton and Fred Otto, stagger- ed Michigan State's tennis team, at the varsity courts yesterday, with a pair of wins in the singles and then came back to knockout the Spartans in the number one doubles and ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1"MRSD!lT, :12Af' 1, 0 41 ---- --- - I'D RATHER BE RIGHT: Henry Wallace By SAMUEL GRAFTON HENRY WALLACE has been killed off so often as a political figure, it is really sur- prising that anything he says should still have weight and impact. The right wing has conducted final services for him two or three times a year for several years; it has laid him to rest in winter, summer, autumn, spring. Something must happen to rev...…
…TIUAM.. T, J.JL ' p47,THE.. ~t}MICHIGAN DAILY I U PAGK B IFC To Present' Ball Tomorrow Martha Cook Will Present Carden Party Newman Club Dance Crease Ball Will Be Held at Union To Be Qiven Coeds Receive Summoi nts ties FltlIMBui* Krupa Will Play; Sale of Tic kets To Be Continued Remaining tickets for the In- ter-Fraternity Council Ball, to be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. tomor- row at the Intramural Building, will be sold from 3 to 5 p.m. ...…
…1ffG IIIGATNA LOOKING FOR A JOB?: Business Is Bowiming at Bureau of Appointments By RUSS CLANAHAN Business is booming in the Bur- eau of Appointments and Occu- pational Information. "Business" to the Bureau means helping University students to get outside jobs and, with the em- ployment cemands of an enlarged University greater than ever be- fore, the activities of the Bureau have really become "big business." Salaries Total $600,000 Dr. T. ...…
… CLEAR RAY OF TRUTH See Page 4 Y Latest Deawidine ine the State 4kv :43attis MILD, SHOWERS VO.LII o 17----------- VOL.LVII No.147ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1947 - - --- .. _ ------____ _________ __ PRICE FIVE CENTS 'U' Will Increase Pay of Workers in 'rowel Trades' Follows ead Se by Oiher State Projects in WashItetiaw Couinty With work on the University's multi-million dollar building proj- ects retarded yesterday by the walkou...…
…MR -MII~AN D~ity - Attend ountry w: . . a.+n+r. «..x --mAm .. . .. . e s. a. vrr+v-w v rt ae 1 1 ,,I DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN r. al Ohio, todayto attend the seven- 1teenth annual meeting of the In- is stitute for Education by Radio. He e will act as chairman of the con- ference. S.* * * - Members of the psychology de- , partment are participating in the annual Midwestern Psychology Conference which is being held to- day and tomorrow in...…
…TaJ°*i 2j947J THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACE T17 __ Wolverine Nine To Play Iowa Today Major League Standings I NATi GlN .ik LEAGULE A!MU~iCAN LUAGUE °il Tigers, Athletics Rained Out; Giants Edge Cardinals, 6-5 By The Associated Press DETROIT, May 1--A cloudburst that struck Briggs Stadium only 10 minutes before game time rained out the opener of the De- troit Tigers' three-game set with the Philadelphia Athletics today after both clu...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAYW2, 1941 The City Editor's- X SCRATCH PAD BACK IN MY high school days. a fellow student once got up on a platform and delivered an address entitled. "Are We Afraid of Freedom?" The point of his speech was that the great men of history, beginning with Jesus of Nazareth, have been those who dared to ful- fil a fundamental obligation of the individu- al man-to speak the truth. My fellow student was a brilliant ora...…
…mAY z, 947THE MICHIGAN DAILY i Inter-Fraternity Council Ball' To Feature Krupa's Music Students will dance to the mu- sic of Gene Krupa from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. today at the Intra- mural Building when the Inter- Fraternity Council presents its sixteenth annual ball, "A Night with the Greeks." Krupa last appeared on the Michigan campus for the 1945 Panhel-Assemnbly Ball, and the band has toured the country play- ing hotel and theztre engage- me...…
…I~i HEmicHtiGA I ., Foreign Students' Advisors SUPPoit Inteinlational Plan A resolution supporting Presi- dent Truman's recommendation for continuing appropriations for the state department's program of International Information and Cultural Affairs highlighted the Conference of Advisors to Foreign Students, according to Dr. Esson M. Gale, one of. the seven Univer- sity delegates who returned from the conference yesterday. Plans for the for...…
…REGULATE VIVISECTION See Page 4 L wFA6 Dull;; CLOUDY, LiGHT RAIN Latest Deadline in the State VOL. VLII, No. 148 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 3, 1947 PRICE FYVE CENTS Bell .Co. Kills Union's $11 Wage Boost Strikers' Offer Called 'Fantastic' By The Associated Press DETROIT, May 2-The Michi- gan Bell Telephone Co. today re- jected an offer of 6,000 striking plant employes to end a 26-day walkout on the basis of an overall wage incre...…
…TWO -THlE Miciii6ANTEAM' SATURDAY, MAY 3, 1941 250 TO PARTICIPATE: Foreign, American Students To Attend Seminars on Peace An estimated 250 students, 200 of them foreign students studying in American colleges, and 50 Amer- ican students, will have the oppor- tunity to study and discuss the problems of the world peace in seven seminars in various parts of the country this summer. U.S. To Assist Pan-A merican O raduateS tudy.. A limited num...…
…SaA'URDAY, MAY 3, 1947 THE MICHIGAN DAILY wooll wig I a 11 Three 'M' Teams Wise, Rankin to Oppose D. Iowa Nine in Twin Bill In1 LO To See Action at Ferry Field Old Man Weather spread a bit of the dew about Ferry Field yes- terday morning and then kept enough dark clouds in the sky the rest of the day to cause in- clusion of yesterday's Iowa-Mich- igan baseball game in a double- header today starting at 1:30. Both coaches have indicated...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, IWAT , f i -_ SATUIUJAY. ~AY 3. 1947 Regulate Vivisection ANTI-VIVISECTIONISTS have for years complained about the use of animals in scientific experimentation, and certain sec- tions of the American press have printed spectacular pictures to shock and revolt their readers. To eliminate such criticism and to put animal experimentation on a well-regulated and a humane basis, state legislation is now under cons...…
… SATURDAY, MAY 3, 1.947 THE MICHIGAN DAILY WAE SATURI)AY, MAY 3, ~947 PAGE 1 Instllction Program To Be Held Monday Michigan Maize Broadcast To Be Given at I p.m. Today 'League Posts Will Be Told At Annual Event in Rackham Olympic Bal To Feature I Magazine Editor Is Guest Speaker Installation Night, an annual program to install new League of- ficers, will be held at 7:30 p.m. Monday in Rackham Lecture Hall. Miss Betty Brown, Colle...…
…Tilt MICHflTGA'S 1iXItZY .4 ---- SATr"AT.I IVTA t. INI - . BANQUET TODAY: Lutheran Student Group Will Observe 30th Anna.er Fly__z The Luthe<j rn. ;iu dnt Associ . a continuous histoly f('PtAi tiol will obserIve 0.t, Aotli aiiriver_ time. From 1921 to 1945 it was sary today with a banquet to be onducted jointly by Trinity and held at 6 p.m. at Zion Lutheran lion Lutheran Churches with the Parish Hall. meetings held in Zion PariLh fHall. Work...…
… '+ EXAMINATION SCHEDULE See Page 4 LIT L LwA Daibrti MILD, I Latest Deadline in the State VOL. VLII, No. 149 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 4. 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS Phone Company Rejects Reported Strike Proposal Vice-PresidenLt Dring Says ("Oumpany will tick to Collective Bargaining By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, May 3-The government was reported tonight to have proposed a "package" raise of $5.14 a week to settle the long dis...…
…AGE tWvi TIME MICH GADS SUNDAY, Y , 1947 1 _ TflE Micrni~AN D SUNflAY. MAY 4. 1941 - . 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 1021 Angelliflali, by 3:00 p.m. on the daty preceding publication (11:00 a. m. Sat- urdays). SUNDAY. MAY 4, 1947 ...…
… SUNDAY, MAY 4, 1947 THE MICHIGAN DAILY I I EUROPE AN AUTHORITY: Onderdonk Will Discuss Preventionl Of Third Wr Dr. Francis Skillman Onder- donk, former faculty member in the architecture college, will dis- cuss"How To Prevent World War III" at 8 p.m. today in the Inter- national Center. Born in New York, Dr. Onder- donk went to live in Austria when he was ten years old. Although he. returned to this country in 1920, Dr. Onderdonk has retu...…
…rFOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY 19T2N-P v, nia"P t337 FOUR SUNDAY~ MAY 4, 1D47 Basic Premise of Democracy BECAUSE they are not considered able to understand, children's questions often go unanswered. This may be a logical method for dealing with children; the case is somewhat different with University students. Ten days have gone by since President Ruthven's summary action in banning Mich- igan Youth for Democratic Action. Protests have come fro...…
… 4, 197 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1947 Senior Ball To Feature Dick Jurgens at I-M Building The 1947 Senior Ball, featuring the music of Dick Jurgens and his orchestra, will be held from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. Friday, May 23, at the Intramural Building. Dick Jurgens began his climb to fame on the West Coast where he played at resorts. His popularity caused him to enlarge his band and to begin a tour of West Coast and Midwest hotels and ballrooms. In t...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DATLY i SUNDAY, ' t 10471 4yL1 ..r+v+:.aYs-: ...MAY L 1 + I rack Squad W hips ana, U ni- . arten, Fonville Score Double Victories for 'M' Maize and Blue Golfers Edge Northwestern, 1413 Elliott Cards Deciding Points in Last Singles Match; Wolverines Collect Five Events By ALYS GEORGE Michigan's track team took the lead in the first event in its tri- angular meet with Indiana and Purdue yesterday afternoon at...…
… -JNDAY, MAY 4, 19q47 fTHE MICHI4GAN DAILY MiW6. MV1ichia ~ froIoIwa Wolverine Netters Bow to Irish, 6-3 Tae Lw Clif ' se~Sehidte PtchWolver*ines To ouble C inerenc Wi, 1-1,7- I By DICK KRAUS The Irish packed too many shi- lelahs for Michigan's tennis team yesterday on the varsity courts' at Ferry Field, and the Notre D ame netmen, paced by Jim and Clerry Evert, won a 6-3 match Iruzin the Wolveri :ies. Captain Bill Mikulich, after a ...…
…THE MICHIGA4 DAILY Sr"AT, M9T 4, 1941 . __ _ m. _ _ __ A FACULTY FOR KNOWING: Dr. Gale Aided by Multilingual Fluency By BOB WHITE EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the 21st in a series of weekly articles in facul- ty personalities. Although born and bred in Mich- igan, Dr. Esson M. Gale can justi- Music School Will Present Reials Today Varied concerts and recitals are planned by the music school to- day and tomorrow. Liturgical music, hymns and spir...…
…;PATTERINS OF SUPPORT See Page 4 Y itF40 D kAiI4b CLIOUDY, COOL Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVII, No. 150 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 6, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS 'U' Assumes Management Of Cafeteria Will Follow Plan Of Union, League By BEN ZWERUING Operation of the West Lodge cafeteria and snack bar was as- sumed by the University last night, almost two months ahead of the previously announced effective date. The action came at ...…
…rTHE ICHIGAN U XIL _..... __._ . . w .. ----- .__ ___._.._._.. "_ ' POPULAR MISER: Coins. From King Midas' Fra Included in Money Exhibit Misers are commonly unpopular people, but the staff of the Mu- seum of Archaeology has a vote of thanks for the "Midas" of Kar- anis, Egypt, who is responsible for the ancient coins included in the new exhibit at the museum. Due to the accumulative abil- * ity and secretive nature of Kar- anis' rich man,...…
… 1947 THE MICHIGANDAILY Linksmen Top Notre Dame; Nine Plays MSC oda SPOUT SCRIAPBOOK By JACK MARTIN, Daily Sports Editor YESTERDAY afternoor the College of Engineering scuttled a pro- gram that has taken three years to create and develop. We refer to the veto it applied to the Athletic Department's proposals for an expanded, more efficient physical education organization. Many will hail them in this action. But those who can think beyond t...…
…'THE MICHIGAN DAILY T ' _ _.-t, Pattern of Support T1HE ADMINISTRATION STATEMENT revealing "adequate" facilities for 12,500 students after completion of the present building program, coupled with a predicted enrollment of 20,500 for the fall semester, is a pointed indication of how much the Uni- versity still needs from the State. Part of the badly-needed relief from over- crowded classrooms will be provided for by a two-story building wit...…
… TUSDAY, M 7 TH MICHIGAN DAHY League fppointments Rnnouncec at nstallati PAGE FNi onNih Al Townsend Will Highlight Olympic Ball Olympic Ball, all-campus semi- formal, sponsored by theu men's and women's physical educationf clubs, will be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Friday in the League Ball- room. Tickets for the dance may be purchased in the League, Union and on the Diagonal, or from any member of the sponsoring clubs. Al Townsend and his ba...…
…THEt MICn1AN T1AItL AT U' FOR 6 YEARS: Prof. Bacon To jfoini Faculty At Northwester Next Fall Prof. Wallace A. Bacon, of the English department, will leave the University after this semester to Join the faculty of the school of speech at Northwestern next fall. Prof. Bacon will be assistant professor of speech and English and chairman of the department of interpretation in the speech school. He will also teach a com- plete Shakespeare course...…
… WATCH FOR STAEN See Page 4 Y 4%F 40P A, Ike, m -4 lw .Alt t pqppr- w r g n Drn iij (COUDY, COOL Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVII, No. 151 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS House Sends Greek Aid Bill to Floor Marshall Urges Passage of Plan By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, May 6 - The $400,000,000 Greek-Turkish aid program got over its first hump in the House today, even some of its foes voting to send...…
…'IH A1E MC,-1I AN. DAHJ WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 1947 e fir.. y _T w . ._ ' ... . .. .. IFFECT S UNKNOWN: Present Treatment of Water May Not Assure Polio Defense Protection from such virus dis- eases as poliomyelitis is not as- sured bf present water treatment processes, Dr. Gerald M. Ridenour, prfessor of public health engi- Vet Pilots Fly In Air Guard Airmen Get Ground School Instruction (Continued frorn Page 1) mer B-17 pilot with the 8th Ai...…
… 1WDNEDAY M1AY 7, 1947 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Spartan Nine Halts Michigan's Winning Streak, 2-1 F Katzenmeyer Likes Large Golf Field Jayvee 1riumphs, Varsity Meets U-I) By IRWIN ZUCKER The type of golf action Coach Bert Katzenmeyer would like to see in future collegiate competi- tion was unfolded yesterday when 12 linksmen from Michigan's jun- ior varsity squad collided with a similar number from Ypsi Normal at the Washtenaw Country Cl...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, I Watch Harold Stassen H AROLD STASSEN is a fare phenomenon in American politics: a politician who is both shrewd and enlightened. Even before the San Francisco Conference setting up the UN, at which he was an American delegate, Stassen was cautiously putting forth the view that a united world has the best chance of being a peaceful world. So much for Mr. Stassen's enlighten- ment. There must 'he at least a ...…
… TlE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE - - - - - - -W Olympic Ball Will Be Presented Friday in League Rlan Townsend i I o Provide usi Decorations Will Follow Greek Theme; Drawing For Door Prizes To Be Held i I Olympic Ball, traditional all- campus semi-formal, will be pre- sented from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Fri- day in the League Ballroom. Allan Townsend and his band Association Benefits Told The organization of the Michi- gan Alumnae Associatio...…
…PAGE 9i. THE MICHIGAN DAILY t'F'F]!M, SDAT, MAY i, 047 .. ............... . . . ....... ....... . ......... . ........... . ..... . MAN IN THE MOON: Censorship Isolates Russian People from Outside World Campus Highlights DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN I. Ae. S. 7:30 p.m., Thurs., May 8, Michigan Union. Mr. John Lekas, president of the Lekas Manufacturing Co., will speak on the subject, "Radio Aids To Aer- onautical Research." Aeronautical. M...…
… PRESS MONOPOLY THREAT See 'age 41 Y Latest Deadline in the State Daii TOTFAIR, VOL. LVI. No. 152 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS Planning Group Hits Election Machinery Of Village Council (aioumittee Claims Stright By-passed Tllem; Blasts 'Non-Representation' Six members of the now defunct Willow Village Government Plan ning Committee sent a report to the new Willow Run Council last night, charging William S...…
…THEMICIAN $AHINY "- THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1947 -- - ----------------------- CREMLIN BOWS: Truman Doctrine Penetrates 'Iron Curtain' of Soviet Policy DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN awarded annally to the summer mainly research jobs. Jobs in the session of the University of Mex- other fields are for production or :co shJ -oid seet Prof. Mercado this exploration. S e hr: Tties. and The Zurich General Accident & Thurs. at 3 p.m. "m. 302, Ro- Liability I...…
… ..THURSDAY,.JAAY 6,1941 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wolverines Run Wild Over U ofD Linksmen, 35-1 20 Frats Seek Track Crown Ten Events Highlight Annual Outdoor Meet Thinclads from twenty fratern- ities will spike the Ferry Field cinlders today in the traditional outdoor fraternity track and field meet, slated to begin at 5 p.m. if the weather permits. Opening up the ten-event pro- gram will be the preliminaries in the high hurdles. The six ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THRURSDAY, MAY S, 1947 Press Monopoly Threat DESPITE THE CRITICISM leveled at the .newspaper industry in the recently is- sued report of the Commission on Freedom of the Press, Representative Mason (Rep., Ill.) has introduced a bill which would tend to further lessen competition in the field. The Mason Bill, which is now in the hands of a House Judiciary Sub-Committee, proposes to exempt press associations from certain s...…
… Tl tMICHIGAN OAILY Royal Couple Will Be Chosen To Officiate at Olympic Ball' Dance Open to All Campus Students In keeping with the theme o ancient Greece a prince, Pelops and princess Hippodamia, will be drawn from the dancers to rule a Olympic Ball from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m tomorrow in the League Ballroom Their kingdom will be the clou encircled Mount Olympus. The watchful eye of Oenomaus, King of Olympus, will survey them from his throne at o...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY STICKING TOGETHER: Telephone Strikers Deplore Decision To Bargain Locally 4 U' Committee Government Requests Ieterans Asks Support To Report Souvenir Weapons .rte ur 1111 af_.LL DW By ARTHUR HIGBEE I Still in good spirits after 31 days on strike, four women telephone employes and one construction! man picketing in front of the local office of the Michigan Bell Tele- phone Company held that the un- seasonable snow made fo...…
… ]UNITED JEWISH APPEAL See Page 4 Li L Latest Deadline ini the State DaiI CONTINUED COLT VOL. LVII, No. 153 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS Willow Run Council' OperiS tars, Long Distance Operators End Strike President Election Counters Charges To Perform As Other Telephone Unions Stay Idle; Stright Calls Allegrations 'A n Attempt To Cover Up Apathy of Villagers' By BEN ZWERLING Countering charges of ...…
…iii M. c G7__ _ _ __ (X I 7 1 i I i j { 3 , t Campis Briefs Ru sian movies . . "People of the USSR" and "The Soviet School Child" are the titles of two movies to be shown at 7:30 p.m. today in the International Cenuter. l Esleyau H ayride ... Members of the Wesleyan Guild will go on a hayride at 8:30 p.m. today. Reservations should be made ly calling 6881 before 6 p.m. Guild Party Today ... The Lutheran Student Associa- tion and the Evangeli...…
… ._FRUDAY, -MAY A -1947 THE- MICHII3AN AILY SPORTSCRIBBLES By ARCHIE PARSONS QUESTION which has been traipsing around in the minds of many of us finally came out into the open last Wednesday night when Jim Brieske, as a member of the Student Legislature and not as Coach "Fritz" Crisler's point-after-touchdown specialist, gave a re- port on "Alleged Discrimination on Athletic Teams at the University of Michigan." For some time now, a lot of ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MA' United Jewish Appeal THUE UNITED JEWISH APPEAL campus drive, sponsored by the Hillel Founda- tion, has set their goal at $6,500. With the dissolution of the United Na- tions Relief and Rehabilitation Organiza- tion imminent, the 250,000 displaced per- sons in Europe will be left with no outside aid until the new International Refugee Or- ganization can take over. During the interim period, the U.J.A. plans to...…
…__I MiciGAN W*AILY ' ownsend's Bond To Play at Olympic Bali Today in League Royal Couple WiI I Be Chosen To Rule Semi-formal Dance Coed Houses Mount Olympus To Inspire Setting Olympic Ball, all-campus semi- formal sponsored by the men's and wcmen's physical education clubs. will be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. today in the League Ballroom. The traditional theme of ancientI Greece will be carried out in the decorations. A huge figure of ...…
…VA G I IB THE ICHIGCAN DATI-y CELL SECRETION- Dr. Baker Receives Henry Russel Award for Research Dr. Burton L. Baker, assistant professor of anatomy at the Medi- cal School, has received the an- nual Henry Russel Award for his research on cell secretion. The award, which is given to a faculty member with the rank of assistant professor or instructor, was presented by President Alex- ander G. Ruthven in a brief cere- mony held in the Regents...…
