…REFORM IS OVERDUE See Page 4 1MwA6 luiA4tti; INCREASING CLOUDINESS Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 147 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 1, 1948- I I ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ___ PRICE FIVE CENTS U.S. Industry Threatened With Strikes Showdown Set For This Month By The Associated Press Labor-management differences erupted Friday in the worst crisis since the wave of strikes that swept the country following the war's end. S...…
…Tt~MI~lAxTAI3Ylk~ , , ::,. , . .. 'THROUGH TIDE SIDE DOOR': Festival Program Recalls Rachmaninoff Concerts Here- By JOHN MORRIS The all-Rachmaninoff concert, fifth and most popular in the May Festival " Series, recalls another Festival and another Rachmanin- off program, back in 1942. But it was the lean Russian pi- anist himself that was featured, playing his own Second Piano Ex-Daily Editor Gets AP Post Stan Swinton, former Daily city edi...…
…I STRD!, MX1J148 TI'HE MICHIGA-N.DALLY I [ I - Wolverines Blank Buckeyes in Series Opener 3-0 'M,' Indiana, Purdue Vie In Outdoor Cinder Meet Michigan's track team will get its first taste of Big Nine outdoor competition this afternoon when they hook up with Indiana and Purdue in a triangular meet at Lafayette, Indiana. In years past the annual af- fair has been considered a breath- er for the Wolverines, but this season a vastl...…
…UT~T~T' ~ ea A 'H h IVI 1 U U l X1.1 ..1.j'A IL I ~ULA ~JZb5J~3. I ~ I A~ AU~U 1. Reform Is Overdue T WOULD take a Ph.D. in legal history to find a better example of the necessity for reform in the State Legislature than the spectacle of confused, petty government which the Legislature itself furnished in its last session before adjournment early yes- terday (Thursday) morning. Before the legislators was an assortment of measures, incl...…
…Sri LT U"1Y ,+ Y 1,1 4i T tI E UiCHIGAIN VA LY .a7 a TH E r .'M t i 1 VF . f\ V1 ITS^ _ a .tea a. a i 1 Ensemble-48 Will Feature Giant Caricature Decoration Giant charicature silhouette of instrumentalists will surround the dancers at Ensemble-48. all cam- pus semi-formal event to be pre- sented from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. May 7 in the League Ballroom. Adapted from the book, "People of Note" the life-sized silhouettes will line the walls creati...…
…Sx Ua~?~~a 4 t1AJ~bPL~X A!SX , &tf t TEA MIC TTTA X1T'VA T IN - E. .l.6 LI 1x11{,11 1. Vli.ld 1Jt111.!'1 i7 Al-llnmvx, MAY 1, Inn I - .I INFORMATION SERVICE-Director Arthur L. Brandon (right) confers with Barry J. Holloway (left). Center is Annette Rich, Information Service reporter. ATHLETIC PUBLICITY-Les Etter, chief of the Publicity Depart- ment of the Board in Control of Intercollegiate Athletics, looks over a stack of baseball pi...…
…CAMPUS OPINION See Page 4 wY~~ 4f t43UUa~ I 1 FAIR NO CHANGE Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVII, No. 148 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 2, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Regular Arab Armies Roll Into Palestine Armored Forces Hit Settlements JERUSALEM, May 1-(P)-The regular armies of Arab nations of the Middle East invaded Palestine today striking in the north anc south with troops and armorec orces, Jewish and Arab sources said. These acco...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY. LITERARY SUPPLEMENT SUNDAY,, MAY 2, .1948 1 Tf 1 MII CH1I Iya1 D"a.LYrLITERARY SUPPLEMENT..SUNDAY.MAY 2.1948 Black and Tan (Continued from Page 5) in my throat and I forced it out in a cracked whisper. "Get away from me, nigger." Very deliberately he began to shake his head, slowly, back and forth. "Ain't no nigger," he said softly., "Ah ain't no nigger. Niggers got mud and dirt in their veins, so ah ain't no nigger." ...…
…ETTHE MICHIGAN DAILY S'UN AY, MAY 211 v VOCALIST'S VERSATILITY: Young Concert Tenor Enjoys King Cole The City Beat By LUJAS WAGNER The Parrot is hardly the place to drink in serious music, but The Daily discovered Friday af- ternoon that even concert singers enjoy imbibing King Cole and Nellie Lutcher, too. David Lloyd, personable young American tenor who will sing Rachmaninoff's "The Bells," this afternoon with the Choral Union, said betw...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY LITERARY SUPPLEMENT SUNDAY, MAY 2, 1948 SUNDAY, MAY 2, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY LITERARY SUPPLEMENT VACUUM-PACKED: THE CRITICS ... THE PARTNERS .. . By Prof. Norman E. Nelson By Mack Woodruff t EDITOR'S NOTE: Norman E. Nel- son, is an associate professor in the English Department of the Univer- sity. Prof. Nelson, who teaches sev- eral courses in literary criticism, was The Daily's correspondent at the Cr...…
… TIx MImIIGAN DA ILY 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 Angell Hall, by 3:00 p.m. on the day preceding publication (11:00 a,m. Saturdays). " " Notices SUNDAY, MAY 2, 1948 VOL. LVII, No. 148 Faculty Meeting, College of Liter- ature, Scienc...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY LITERARY SUPPLEMENT SUNDAY, MAY 2, 1948 VACUUM-PACKED: THE CRITICS :CorK~v 1 from Page 2) does Aristotle's comparatively sta- ble world of distinct objects and fixed forms. The traditional con- cept of poetic metaphor or symbol !s illuminating a similarity be- twxer. two dissimilar objects must give way to the new philosophy tnat things are never dissimilar of even distinct, that everything is interrelated with everythi...…
…SUNDAY, MAY 2, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY I Campus Opinion SOME students who voted in the Student r Legislature elecion picked their choices from the mass of unfamiliar names by not- ing the viewpoints expressed by each hope- ful on six questions asked by The Daily. As a handy guide, the answers given by the 71 candidates were published on election day. For math majors and students who be- lieve in the powers of numbers, an inter- esting pic...…
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…2, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Honorary Society Will Initiate Today Attractive Appearance, Attitude Rate High In Choosing Department Store Employes NEW! Just In. flute for Mothervs Dayj The New Fabergeite Initiation of 54 coeds into Al- pha Lambda Delta, national hon- orary fraternity, will be held to- day in the League chapel. The initiation will be preceded by a breakfast in the Russian tea room. Senior women maintain- ing the required A...…
…THE MICH1IGAN DAILY. Vichigan Nine Edges Buckeyes in Pitching [ uel 2 ,t oalverine Golf Squad To Meet ISC Linksmen Tomorrow W~len Michigan State's golf squad takes to the links against their Ann Arborthosts tomorrow, they will run into a three game streak that includes a trouncing of Detroit and a one-point win over OSU's team, one of the Big Nine's best. Seven Man Squad Bert Katzenmeyer will field a seven man squad for the non- 'onferenc...…
…MAY 2, 1948 - T' iCiHIGAN DAi LY Trackmen Defea t Purdue, Inediana ** ** Citation Romps To Derby Win Barten Leads Wolverines To Triangular Meet Victory Schoendube Wins Gym Title STATE COLLEGE, Pa, May L-Bob SchoeMdub1 bounced his vway to the National AAU trampoline title at Penn State college tonight. The Michigan gymnast, who placed third in the NCAA meet last month, performed brilliantly according to Coach Newt Loken. Although th...…
…i LGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MA 2, (MR. HUSH' WINNER: $8,700 Prize Makes No Change in Student's Life GUILD NEWS An Inter-Guild meeting will be held at 2:30 p.m. today in Lane flail to receive reports on the }i S pring Retreat, the Christian Con- By BOB LENSKI and BOB DILWORTII Having $8700 dropped in his lap for guessing Jack Dempsey as "Mr. Hush," hasn't changed the life of Richard N. Bartholomew, Grad., who gave the right ...…
…WAR CRIMES TRIALS See Page 41 Lw 40 #ait t] FAIR Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 149 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 4, 1948 SI , PRICE FIVE CENTS House Group! Voles Passage Of Draft Bill Academic Year Can Be Finished WASHINGTON, May 3-(P)_ The House Armed Services Com mittee voted 28 to 5 today for a peacetime draft designed to hel build up a military force of mor than 2,000,000 men. Men from 18 through 30 woul have to...…
…THE M1ICIUiGA N DAILY TTSDAY, MY 4, 1941 iagnostic Test for Adrenal land Diseases Discovered 1; II II DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN A simple chemical laboratory st for use in the diagnosis of iseases of the adrenal glands is eing developed here by the re- arch department of the Medical chool, Dr. Jerome W. Conn re- aled yesterday. Speaking before the American ociety for Clinical Investigation. i Atlantic City, Dr. Conn, associ- e professor ...…
…/ 'III MICHIIGA7N DAILY _ ,: Wolverine Golfers Whip 'M' Nine Encounters Toledo Today Spartan Visitors, 23 -7 It was a wonderful day! And Michigan's golf team never found the weather or the home course more to its liking as they walloped the cross- state MSC Spartans 23-7. Chasing par all over the course, Rog Kessler paced the Wolverines with a brilliant 72. Kessler almost got in under par but failed to col- Frosh Timeu Trials Boost Ci...…
…11alui War Crin DREW PEARSON reports in his column of April 30, 1948, that Secretary of the Army Kenneth Royall testified that "the prime objective we have in Germany is to build up a strong Germany both politically and industrially," and that the stopping of War Crimes trials would not be "terribly serious." Now, if Drew Pearson quotes Royall correctly, and the Congressional Record should show that, the first thought that comes to our mind i...…
…r TUESDAY, MAY 4, 1948 r- , n. I'k I I V i [LT MCTi ,llfANT 'F/1TTL7 League Offices IV,£4t Rnnucil Instcal PAGR FIVE Presented .laton ight 4 r GAY NINETIES GIRLS-Members of the Women's Athletic Asso- cition graphically dramatize the need for a women's swimming pool in ungraphic but officially recognized bathing suits. A .:a i <- :: .~;; <: ,:, , CROWDS, COLOR AND CONFUSION-A vivid l Ird's eye view of some of 15,000 students, and town...…
…T7 E MICHIGAN ILY T T TS )A Y, AY 4. 119PR -~ I U ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ !RISTMAS SPIRIT: ig Eps Victors in Rope Pull, ouse ATO's in Huron River By LEON JAROFF While students all over the vorld tripped lightly around May wles last Saturday, two deter- nined groups of men were locked n mortal combat on the shores of he Huron River. Onlookers, drawn to the Island y...…
…rwoo'", TIlE UOUSE I LIVE IN 00, (t ll , r- AWF A6P t r t 4444 l CLOUDY, POSSIBLE RAIN 19r Latest Deadline in the State 1 VOL. LVIII, No. 150 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAL 5, 1948T PRICE FIVE CENTS Taft a Arabian King Warns UN Of Bloodshed Report Yehiudia Taken by Irgun Leads s t in Ohio GOP Primary "r } r LAKE SUCCESS, May 4--P- King Abdullah of Trans-Jordan told the United Nations today the calamities in Palestine ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 1948 CASE CLUB FINALISTS-Finalists in the Case Club competitions are shown here preparing their briefs for the arguments on the Taft-Hartley Act to be presented tomorrow at 3:15 p.m. in Rm. 100, Hutchins Hall. They are from left to right: Robert H. S. Babcock, Arthur H. Northrup, William W. Wumkes, and Arthur M. Rude. Winners of the competition will be announced tomorrow night at the annual Case Club Ban...…
…Y, MAY 5, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE* -i THE a aTAN al csY tA'~ HOLLYWOOD TAKE IT AWAY! NNew Look' in Hats Scorned By Informal Michigan Males Two Delegates To Represent AIM, Assembly at Convention By ALICE BRINKMAN The "new look" in mens' hats was given the old "razz-berry" by 'J' students on the unfortunate end of the three-to-one ratio, in a recent informal poll. Hatless campus males unani- mously greeted the pictured crea- tions o...…
…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNl I1.)AY. A 5, Mil 'The House- I Live In' HE' ;-IvUG x"youi-can't-1c gi;I ate-aga-,nst- disrimnaion g ngwoke up yesterday morning to find some of their rationaliza- tions crumbling under what was called the "greatest blow to discrimination in many years." At least, they must have noted' with no small shock, discrimination has no more place in court. Making it quite obvious that in legal opinion, skin color is ...…
…WVEDNFES7-01%VAY ' 1, 1MR 4I TIE MICHICAN DAILY PAcr SWEET AND LOWDOWN:- Jazz Story Runs Rampant; New Orleans to Stan Kenton By JEAN RUSS The Great Exodus of 1917 from New Orleans marks a turning point in the history of jazz, which leads finally to Stan Kenton. The center of music in the 1920's, during the JazzAge, was Chicago. Musicians came to the great metropolis up the Missis- sippi via the riverboat centers, Kansas City and St. Loui...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WNSDAY, MAY a, 1948 I liskey Heads Huge 'I-M Set-Up By PRES HOLMES A nationwide comic-strip has been concerned lately with a uni- que, multi-armed statuette, but this imaginative being is reduced to insignificance by a certain human down at the IM building. The sedulous individual refer- red to is Mr. Earl Riskey. Com- plete charge of setting up and keeping in operation an efficient, extensive, and satisfactory pro- gra...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THE MICHIGAN DAILY R'AGE Former Track Coach May Return; Nine Rained Out k Wolverine Tennis Team Faces Kalamazoo Today Stung by two straight losses at the hands of Michigan State and Notre Dame, Michigan's netters 'will attempt to get back on the victory road today when they meet a red-hot Kalamazoo Col- lege squad on the Ferry Field courts at 3:30 p.m. The Kazoos has taken twelve matches in a row before they dr...…
…THE MICaIII tN WkILY UTDNF SDAV, ATAV 15 B414 T....CH.. ..L WDNetAY..... $4 ...,.. Tag Day oiitionsBring Gidre Gay r1mner Four Weeks of Fun What haupens to the kids who are growing up in an environment that keeps them from a normal, haiapy childhood-kids who need a second chance? For 240 boys from the metropolitan areas the answer will be four weeks at the Fresh Air Camp this summer. There they will get good food, rest, outdoor fun and ...…
…DEMOCRACY gee Page 41 I w.LI .L u& O :43 tii]Y RAIN, COOLER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVI, No. 151 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1948- PRICE FIVE CENTS Chance Seen To End Rail Strike Threat President Hopes To Avert Walkout WASHINGTON, May 5-(_)-_ A President Truman still hopes to sidetrack the threatened railroad strike, the White House said to- day. As if to underscore his optim- ism, the President's office an- nounced...…
…T H E MICHIGAN DAILY TITTMSDAY, MAY 6, 1948 iftball Reaches Playoffs; Horseshoe Contests Begin [ Major League Standings t I-M NEWS The Intramural Building will be closed all day tomdrow be- cause of the IFC dance which will be held there that night. Alpha Omega walked off with the Professional Fraternity Bowl- ing championship by downing Nu Sigma Nu in the finals of the elimination tourney. Entries are being taken for the All-Campus do...…
…THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1918 TVHE MICHIIGAN DAILY . .A. a... ew . .w..F. M1si .RlF .s. We.d.R1! , .1Y118J J. Wolverine ine Trounces oledo Netters Rally To Defeat Kalamazoo College, 6-3 Wolverines Make Clean Sweep of Doubles After Breaking Even in Singles Matches r b By JOHN BAR-BOUR It wasn't easy going and Michigan had to sweep the doubles matches to gain a well-earned 6-3 triumph over the Kalamazoo Hor- nets on the Ann Arbor courts yester...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Whipping Democracy rHERE'S MORE THAN one way to kill a democracy, and the leaders of our present House of Representatives seem to be exhausting all means to kill {the same Amer- ican democracy to which they give lip service. Current Exhibit A of their apparent atti- tude is the approval by the House Rules Committee this week of a bill which would jail any newspaper reporter or government official who made public informatio...…
…THR SDAY, MAY 6, 1948 THE NIICHIGAN DOAILY r NwAft SUDS FLOW ABROAD: Ann, Arbor Residents Come Clean for Soapless Europeans 1e DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Pl Two Moods By CRAIG WILSON One woman's words and an- other woman's determination have combined towards lathering up a quota of 1,000 bars of soap to be contributed by Ann Arborites be- fore June 1 for the children of war-devastated Europe. The words of inspiration for the soap drive ...…
…THlE MI1CHIGAN DAILY j TU~sDAiY, MAY 6, l1q48 . . . ...................... . . ..... . ........ I OWL AT THE 'NAVEE': 'HMS Pinafore' Will Set Sail in Waves of Satire The sparkling "HMS Pinafore" which will take to the footlightsj May 13, 14 and 15 in Pattengill Auditorium under the sponsorship of the Gilbert and Sullivan Soci- ety is one of the most famous sa- tires in stage history. The snide remarks and pointed song lyrics in "Pinafore"...…
…SILENCE BROKEN See page 4 Y Alit ujt l~tan Bai4 COOL Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 152 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1948 1 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ I PRICE FIVE CENT Edwards To Open Spring Parley Today World Problems Will Be Theme George Edwards, President of the Detroit Common Council, will open the two day Spring Parley with a speech at 4:15 p~m. today in Kellogg Auditorium. Edwards, who has been active in Detroit polit...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FR~iDAY, r Y , r a4s OM I - TUDENT PRODUCT: eichigan Journalist' Serves As Lab for Budding Writers By DON McNEIL A sparkling student newspaper with professional makeup, which sn't competing with The Daily, appeared on campus this past( week and will be published five more times this semester. The Michigan Journalist, begun 1 years ago as a laboratory ex- eriment for budding journalists, s brought out every spring by it...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY RAGE TI olverines Meet Purdue in Series pener Today . . JUST KInITZING Today's Column Was Written By B. S. BROWN MICHIGAN'S COACHES have pulled a new one on the denisons of the sporting scene. It all started when Fritz Crisler handed in his resignation as head coach of the Wolverine gridders. The amazing Mr. Crisler, wizard of two-team football, had just piloted the first Michigan foot- ball team in 49 years to a...…
…TiHE MICHIGAN DAILY Silence 13r*,ken OLD-LINE Republicans may well be startled to find that one of their three leading candidates for presicIntial nomina- tion shows signs of blossoming into some- thing ressembling a liberal. "Silent Tom" Dewey, whose reticence on controversial issues approaches the legend- ary, casually blew his reputation to shreds last Tuesday by denouncing Harold Stas- sen's proposition to outlaw communism. After refer...…
…ryt-a vl AY 7,. 1948 'ti i.i1cli 1 i 1 11. tI .THE aa. MTC...: T4s..l~n hAT~.ATIV~f 1.*J'.4.. .Aa.. n i tar:ii, c i Y IFC To Present 16th Bail Today Long's Bandmenj Will Entertain Johnny Long and his orches- tra featuring songstress Natalie and the Beachcombers quartet will be in Ann Arbor tonight to provide the music for the 16th an- nual IFC Ball to be presented from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Intra- mural Building. Long, the only "south...…
…TiHE MICHIGAN DAILY rATA, mY 7, 194W GRADS DITCH ROOKS: Great Outdoors Found To Be Antid By JIM JACKOWS$I Comes a time when even grad students leave their books on the shelf. Every Sunday afternoon an in- formal group of student "intel- lectuals" put aside their yearning for learning and set out to have fun in the great outdoors. This group, composed mostly of grad students with a couple of faculty members and visiting Boy Scouts thrown in, ...…
…REVERSING ROLL See fage 4 A6F A6F A46b r Ift Ak .Ak.Abo A Ammh :43 Zt t t, WARMER, RAIN Latest Deadline in the State --- - - - --------- VOL. LVIII, No. 154 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 9, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS ___I_ _ _ _r ..._ _ ___ _ _ _ _ __ _ Purdue, 'M' Split Pair of Ball Games Wolverines Hit by kfirst Big 9 Loss By B. S. BROWN The weather turned chilly yes- terday but it was no colder than the frigid-playing of the Mich...…
…4. THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 9, 1948 ... . ..... . ............. 'ENINSULA TROTTERS: Concert Band Comes Home For Annual Spring Program The University's peninsula- trotting concert band will mark time in Ann Arbor long enough to present their annual spring con- cert at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday in Hill Auditorium. The concert bandsmen, who have been responsible for rolling up 3,000 miles on University bus speedometers during 30 engage- App...…
…1948 'T' IE MICHIGAN DAILY" PAGE THE MTCfTTGAN rfATTV nor, Op. 108 by Brahms. The pub- Elm" l rrr rr rrw Wr Ir r4MY1 //IrIMIryMl1m rMMIIMIMIIM!IU _I II WI w llrlllrllre ®r lr"I I ... ' F 1 -- 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 Assistantgto the President, Room *1021 A...…
…FOUS TILE ICHIGAN AILY m . SUINDAY, Reversing Roll ONCE UPON A TIME cooperation was the by-word of our legislators. It used to be, or so our Political Science I book said, that when a Congressman wanted to put through a piece of legislation for the folks back home, he enlisted the aid of some Congressmen from other states. Then, when they wanted to push through bills for their home states, he reciproca ted with the proper ayes. This was cal...…
…TlEMICHIGANDAILY PAGE FlVU Coeds To Parade On Lantern Night Women To Take Part in Song Contest, Dr. Bell To Award Participation Cup Around the campus square Michigan coeds will march five thousand strong behind the lead- ers in women's activities and the Michigan marching band, May 17 in the traditional Lantern Night ceremonies. The freshman, sophomores and juniors bedecked in their respec- tive green, red and yellow hair bows and the senio...…
…six THE MICHIGAN DAILY L^tiDAY, MAY 9, 1948 ..... ............ ... ---U-------- .......Y............M A Y . .. .. .. .......... ........ ..1........4........ Golfer Coaching Post Question Still Unanswered Clouds over the 'Michigan coaching scene failed to clear up definitely as basketball coach Ozzie Cowles and Charlie Hoyt, in line for the head track position, claimed that they were still "un- decided." Cowles, who returned from Minnesot...…
