…W: ,,N" YI 1 1,' 15, lullu THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,.4 M yl Ne BfLL-ESSION by b. s. brown, sports editor WHO'LL BE CALLING the signals for Michigan's football squad next year? Your guess is as good as mine. It could be any one of the five or six candidates for the position. It could be the versatile Wally Teninga. But as far as the Michigan coaching staff is concerned -now that spring drills have ended-anyone could get the job. Though the qua...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY fED N 'D RATHER BE RIGHT: ngry Improvisations By SAMUEL GRAFTON W'E'RE THE GREAT .research kids in this country, and being faced with the big question of what to do about Communism, one might have supposed that we would have hired experts, sifted out all the at- tempted answers of the historic past, and worked out something fresh, creative and streamlined. Instead we have improvised, and, on the whole, we have improvised...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Students To Bone For Bluebook Bal Blackboards, Small Bluebook Programs To Remind Dancers of Coming Exams <t- - - - - - - - - - - It's time to put aside texts and start boning up on dancing for the Bluebook Ball to be held from 9 to 12 p.m. Friday in the Rain- bow Room of the Union. This is the sentiment expressed by Ned Miles, general chairman, who feels that this spring's version of the traditional dance will be the mos...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WARNING TO TALK: Shady Trails Camp Aids Boys with Speech Defects Pioneering in the field of speech improvement for over 16 years, Shady Trails; University Speech Improvement Camp offers a summer of training and recreation for dozens of boys with special speech problems. Located on the shores of the Grand Traverse Boy at Northport, Michigan, Shady Trails was founded as a non-profit organiza- tion in 1932 by John N. Clancy, ...…
…BILL Yl r e Latest Deadline in the State Duii4 CLOUDY, COOLER See Page 4 VOL. LIX, No. 163 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1949 DKE Barred For Breaking Liquor Rules Suspension Holds Until February Charging a "flagrant violation" of University drinking regulations the University Sub-committee o Discipline of the Committee on Student Conduct officially an- nounced the suspension of the Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity yesterday....…
…- nVMTCtTE2TA N TbATT.V ITURSDAY. 1WFV190 1"t V 11 1! 111L 1 V i1 r1 1 .i lL%-'X&1.71/!1lt LVL111 L.Tt 1.T%, 1*9 CREATIVE ALUMNI: Past Hopwood Winners Finding Literary Success Former winners of Avery Hop- 1,200 dollars in the Hopwood con- wood and Jule Hopwood awards in test of 1939. creative writing are continuing to .* * * find success in the literary world. HOPWOOD WINNER Raymond John Ciardi, well-known poet S. Ginger's prize-winning e...…
… Indians Scalped by Raschi, 6-0 'ilchigan Still InConference Baseball Race Purdue Leading With 5-1 Record Although Michigan's baseball squad is not having one of its better seasons, it still can't be counted out in the Big Nine title race. The Purdue Boilermakers cur- rently have a commanding lead in the conference with a record of five wins and only one loss. But they still have six contests to play and anything can happen when Nestern Confe...…
… Hypocritical Bill THE CLEAREST WAY to see just how ridiculous the Mundt-Nixon Bill would be is by directly applying the bill's provisions for proving an organization Communistic to the Progressive Party, as it might be applied if the bill became a law. The bill requires every "Communist po- litical and front organization," as de- fined in the bill, to register its members with the Attorney General. Members of such "subversive" organizations...…
…W, I. .. uc -- 10 .U I THURSDAY, MAY 19, IU49 tL lug°' Coeds Continue IFC Sing Plans Sorority Women Review Cheers, Songs To Be Given in Support of Fraternities Although an ill-timed Ann Ar- bor dew forced the postponement of the IFC Sing, it did not dampen the enthusiasm of the sororities which had pledged their aid. The several hundred helpful coeds beat their muddy paths home for further practice on their supporting parts, still confide...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY U ATHER STATION NOTES AIR TRAVEL CONDITION: willow Run Bureau Gives Forecasts for Vicinity Students on Vacation May Pursue Studies Via Mails I By MARILYN THISTED Forecasting the weather involves more than just looking at the sky, according to Ernest B. Williams, official in charge at the Willow Run weather bureau. The weather bureau's main duty is to note conditions which will effect air travel and relay them to the ...…
…'HUISDAY, MAY 19, 1849 T HE MICHIGAN DAILY MUST BE APPROVED: SL Committee To Limit, DiagPosters, Displays' Diag posters and displays will be limited by the Cultural and Ed- ucational Committee of Student Legislature, as the result of a pro- posal by the committee and pub- licity chairman of campus organi- zations. NSA To Hold T ravel Cofab Students planning travel on col- lege projects to Europe or Mexico this summer are invited to a geL- to...…
…THE MICHIGAN DXiLY rT*UsDA ,Y, M CARNIVAL PLANN E) " Wesleyan Guild Project To Raise Funds for DP COURSES, REGIS TRATION: SL Expects To Aid Incoming Students "D' Project" of the Wesleyan Guild, the student Methodist or- ganization, hopes to earn enough money to bring a displaced per- son to campus as a student next year. "D' Project" is the name given Grad Wins Jet Study Award Sin-I Cheng, '49, Grad., has been awarded a Guggenheim fel...…
…0 THE EDITOR'S NOTE See Page 4 Y Latest Deadline in the State A6F 4n 444,4*6brp a t CLOUDY, COOL A ; VOL. UX, No. 164 Legi slative Battle Looms Over Funds Fate of 'U' Budget To Be Decided By The Associated Press The Senate and House may clash today over University of Michigan appropriations as legis- lators dash to meet today's ad- journment deadline. The fate of University requests for $12,500,000 in operating ex- penses will be han...…
…THEs ICGANbiaL wn Wins Sof tball Crown EV-1z w i, l.a Ij . i a .M -Daily-Wally Barth DORMITORY CHAMPIONS-Roommates Dick Redmond on the right and Frank Johnson on the left-co-chairmen of Lloyd House athletics, display the all-campus and West Quad trophies that were awarded to Lloyd House Wednesday night at the West Quad athletic banquet. Phib elts, Sigma Chis Await rternit Sol Te Cas Champions Rally to Wint Finale, 12=5 Williams House easily ...…
…MAY 20, 1949 T1HE MICHIGAN DAILY Big Nine Cinder Battle Begins Today ' 'MNine Bids For Revenge Over Brones Drawing a bye in Big Nine play for the weekend, Michigan's base- ball squad travels to Kalamazoo today to play the powerful West- ern Michigan Broncos in a non- Conference contest. Ray Fisher's charges are seek- ing revenge from the Broncos who pinned a 6-4 setback on them earlier in the campaign. In that game the Maize and Blue ma...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I iK t'' (Editor's Note is written by Managing Editor AN OLD FEAR was accented in the opin- ions presented by justices on the recent Supreme Court free speech decision. In this case, the majority of justices rejected a definition of breach of peace in which a speaker "stirs the public to anger, invites dispute, brings about a condition of unrest and creates a disturbance." (The quoted section is a statement of the Chi- cago...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Students To Find Pre-Final ; Relaxation at Bluebook Ball 4 The traditional "Bluebook Ball" will take place from 9 p.m. to mid- night tonight in the Rainbow Room of the Union. Beneath a canopy of inspiring replicas of bluebooks, couples will dance to the music of Frank Tink- er in a last spree before delving into the texts that will supply tht information for the real thing,, which will begin next week. Other decorations wi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FIA FACULTY VIOLINIST: Doktor To Solo at Detroit LittleSymphonyConcert Baldwin To Replace Littell at Lane Hall i, By ROMA LIPSKY Paul Doktor, faculty member of the University's Music School, will be the featured viola soloist at the first concert of the newly-formed Detroit Little Symphony orchestra at 8:15 p.m. Thursday in the De- troit Art Institute. The 30 member Little Sym- phony, a chamber music ensemble, is compo...…
…DISCIPLINARY DECISION Bee Page 4 Y Latest Deadline in the State 43 CLOUDY VOL. LIX, No. 165 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS 9 Disqualified Candidates Win Appeals Resign After 'U" Overrules Judic By JOHN DAVIES An appeal by four student gov- ernment candidates against the Men's Judiciary Council decision which disqualified them was up- held by the University Sub-Com- mittee on Discipline, it was re- vealed...…
…TiFmicrtGAIN ,runty SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1949 _______________________________________________ U __________________________________________________________________________________ OUTGOING PRESIDENT: Jim Jans Reviews Term in SL Office By PETER HOTTON "IftI hadto do it all over again, I'd jump at the chance!" That's what Jim Jans would do if he had the chance to be presi- dent of Student Legislature again. "PEOPLE WHO don't partici- pate in...…
…ThDAYI MAY 21, 1949 .THE MICANDVAM PAGE TS1 Wolverines Qualify Six In Big Nine Track Meet Barten, Thomason, Lindquist, Kirkendall, Sergeson, Mitchell Place in Preliminaries _ 4 Michigan, Broncos Battle to 3-3 Draw ~4~ By BILL CONNOLLY , (Special to The Daily) EVANSTON - Michigan quali- fied six men, four of them in the half-mile, as Minnesota and In- diana placed 13 each in the pre- liminary heats here yesterday to rank as co-favorites...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY; XiY- 21, 1949 __ Disciplinary Decision N REVERSING the Men's Judiciary Coun- cil and allowing the election of four stu- .dents who received fraudulent ballots, the University Disciplinary Committee has dealt a powerful blow to responsible student government. The committee ruled that, because the candidates themselves were apparently not at fault, they should not be penalized for someone else's dishonesty. Ther...…
…Y 21, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'SeniorSwing Out' To Climax Spring Social Calendar PIPE Theme To Recall M' Traditions; McKinley To Occupy Bandstand COED FROM INDIA: Lauds U.S. Physical Education Ray McKinley and his band will set the musical tempo for couples attending the Class of 1949's "Sen- ior Swing Out" from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. today in the IM Building. The theme of the semi-formal dance, Michigan tradition, will re- call campus customs ...…
…SIX TiIEMICIIIAN itty TOO PERSONAL: Critic Hits Modern Art's Lack of Universal Symbols 4 -- By JOAN KATZ Modern artists have failed to achieve any one central symbol in their work, except personal style Lincoln Kirstein, noted New Yorl art critic, declared in his talk here yesterday. "Lacking universal symbolism, each transitory movement of the last fifty yearshas gone into in- dustrial art," he said. "Thus, the abstract work of Mondrian ha...…
…DEMOCRATIC VIGOR See Page 4 Ci - r A61P A6F r *u~4 'A, ' \ e T Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 166 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 22, 1949 TFIUNDERSTURMS, WINDY PRICE FIVE CENTS Police Open Fire in Berlin Rail Striki Strikers in Attack On. R.R. Station BERLIN - (P) -- German police from the Russian sector of Berlin fired pistol shots last night as Western Berlin railway strikers tried to seize the Wannsee elevated train st...…
…UWU - THE MV",4IGaXN LDILY STJNfAY, MAY 22, 1 VOWLEDGE, SERVICE: Rev.Scheips Tells of Work 4) * * * * -Daily-Don Howe STUDENT LEADER-The Rev. Arthur T. Scheips stands in front of the University Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod, which will be completed this fall. A chapel and student center adjacent to the site of the new building, -now provide quarters for the all- student church. DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN 'U' Professor Chosen Head Of Society ...…
…___________________ THE MICHIGAN DAILY___________ ... Final Concert On Tuesday The University of Michigan Concert Band, under the direction of Dr. William D. Revelli, will make its final appearance of the season Tuesday evening at Hill Auditorium. The band will perform a variety of selections, including works by Wagner, Saint-Saens, and Gould. OF MAJOR IMPORTANCE in the program will be "Michigan Rhapsodie," a work based on twelve traditional...…
…TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. MAY 2. 194B ______________t } NNf lU ~ Democratic Vigor W7ILUTIAM REMINGTON, a State Depart- ment official catapulted to the headlines last summer by a congressional loyalty in- vestigation,ris the subject of a comprehen- sive article in this week's "New Yorker." It traces the history of the investigation from July 19, 1948 when he was charged by Elizabeth Bentley with giving secret information to Communist spie...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Leadership Class To Hold Play Day at Fresh Air Camp Honors Dinner Salutes Active GRADUATION GARB: Caps, Gowns Steeped in Custom Today will mark the 15th an- nual play day of the Recreational Leadership Program sponsored by the WAA to be held at the Fresh Air Camp from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. The Recreational Leadership course meets each Friday from 3 to 5.p.m. at the WAB. The pur- pose of the course is to provide its st...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Trounce oSU; Trackmen * * A * * Surprising Gophers Win First Conference Crown Dolan Second to Eddleinan in High Jump; Barten Third in 880 as Whitfield Triumphs Finish Sixth AP SPORT FLASHES PHILADELPHIA - Shortstop two-base error by rookie first base- Eddie Joost smashed out four hits man Gordon Goldsberry gave the to drive in six runs and right- New York Yankees a 4-3 triumph hander Carl Scheib allowed one over the...…
…22, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wolverine Nine Outslugs MSC, 10-9 t . . r. 'M' Batsmen Knock Out Four Spartan Pitchers Homers by Kobrin, Wolf, Morrison's Triple Pace 11 Hit MichiganAttack inSlug Fest By BEV BUSSEY on top with three more in the (Special to The Daily) third. Willard Baker singled, EAST LANSING - Displaying a Bill Bucholz walked, and Leo sudden burst of power, Michigan s Koceski beat out a bunt te load baseball squad managed to...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY' I SProf. Haber First To Get ORT Award Plaque Presented Saturday in N.Y. Amid a stream of congratula- tory messages, Prof. William Ha- ber of the economics department last night became the first recip- lent of an annual American ORT Federation award in New York City. Prof. Haber was selected by the ORT (organization for rehabilita- tion through training) from an eli- gible list of 100 prominent Ameri- can citizens. * * * ...…
…THE LIQUOR BAN AGAIN See Page 4 Y Latest Deadline in the State *4 utit~ CLOUDY AND COOLER VOL. LIX, No. 167 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 24, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS Sigma Phi's Face Action For Drinking 'U' Police Find Liquor at Party By SPENCER DEVAULT Sigma Phi fraternity faces Uni- versity disciplinary action because of liquor found at a house party in a raid by campus police Satur- day night. This is the second foray campus polic...…
…THE lE 1V1cXN DX Y1 TUESDAY, MAY 24, 1949 JUST AS THE COMMERCIALS SAY: Local Laundries Banish Housewife's Washday Blues S* * * * * ** * * By JACK BARENSE Washday blues are non-existent for those who have further com- mitted themselves to the modern world of specialization and mass production by ,contributing their, ? k few pounds of laundry to the tons which weekly flow through Ann ,x>/ Arbor's commercial laundries. The modern laundry plant ...…
…DAY, MAY 24, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY olverines Edge Quantico Nin 7 -5 I 'I AMERICAN LEAGUE ( y4 Koceski Highlights 'M' Attack By KEN BIALKIN Taking advantage of almost every scoring opportunity, Michi- gan edged the Quantico Marines here yesterday by a score of 7-5. Sharp hitting in the clutches and four Leatherneck errors com- bined to give Wolverine hurler Bob Hicks his third victory of the season. LEO KOCESKI sparked the of- fense ...…
…u vu TjtE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MAY 24, 1949 Liquor Ban Again MOST STUDENTS were looking furtively over their shoulders this morning before mentioning the devil liquor while fraternity beer mugs were a drug on the market, as the invincibility of the Campus Cops became evident following the second raid in two weeks. Our whole campus attitude took on the atmosphere of a Gilbert and Sullivan opera mixed with Keystone cops, as the police scor...…
…MAY 24, 1949 'SHE MICHIGAN DAILY New Summer Resort Fashions Will Feature Strapless Bathing Wear, Plunging Necklines C j- -4, * * # By MARJORY REUBENE Fashion experts have created summer apparel which boasts of newness in style and design. Although the two-piece bathing suits are still in style, they are no longer as brief as last year and the practical, tailored one-piece suits are becoming more and more popular. Fashion experts are also...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, AAY 24, 94 3 - - Ceremonies To Herald Opening of City Carport noon. Mayor William E. Brown, Jr., will give the dedication speech at Ceremonies starting 7:30 p.m. * * * THE STRUCTURE has been termed the first such municipally operated building in the country. Boasting a 240 to 260-car capac- ity, the "port" will initiate park- ing service the next day. Following the playing of "The Star-Spangled Banner" by the A...…
…IMPOSSIBLE See Page A C, r Latest Deadline in the State 471 A6F t t. ]y FAIR AND WARMER VOL. LIX, No. 168 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS Investigators Find Red in Atomic Plant Federal Agents Remove Uraniunm By The Associated Press Congressional investigators turned up testimony yesterday that a wartime atomic scientist was "an active Communist" and that federal agents removed two bars of uranium from an at...…
…' TWO 'FETE micnlgxN Miry WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 1949 5 UNIQUE EXPERIMENT: 'U' Conducts Integrated Study of Japan S* * * * * * * * * / 2 ! By EVA SIMON A unique experiment in the in- tegrated study of an important world area is being carried on at the University's Center for Jap- anese Studies. Under a staff of experts in eight University departments, the Cen- ter seeks to give graduate students an extensive knowledge of all the social sc...…
…TIE MICHIGAN MILAX PAG WMM Michigan Linksmen Blast Spartans in 18-0 Victory Kessler Stars as M Squad' Defeats Intrastate Rivals _______ ' _______________________ 'M' Trackmen Attempt Second Win Over OSU CHICAGO RACKETEER! 'M Tennis Coach Gains New Laurels By JERRY FANGER Michigan's linksnen sent a good Spartan team back to East Lan- sing after administering an 18-0 trouncing at the University course yesterday. Neither team was red-hot ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, .Impossible THE UNIVERSITY'S failure to notify the IFC on its action in the Alcohol Story springs' from the administration's paternal- istic attitude towards students. It has resulted in a student-University game of tit-tat-tae or Can the Cops Catch Us and an underground disregard for reg- ulations. The University's attitude is more author- itarian than educational and student dis- 3atisfaction with the present ...…
…, MAY 25, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1111:1 111 11IMP 11 11! Assembly Names Positions For Fortnite Presentation Vocalist To Sing With Elliott WOMEN RUN WILD: The Assembly Association has announced the names ofthose coeds who will comprise the cen- tral committee for next fall's Fort- nite presentation. Pat Patsloff has been chosen general chairman for the program. Other committee members in- There will be a meeting of the Fortnite central ...…
…PAGE X THE MICHIGAN DAIL' I Lisle Fellowshi p Students Chosen Ten University students will take part this summer in the Lisle Fellowship, or "laboratory of human relations" as it is better known. Albert Black and Mary Jared, '49, will go to the New Hartford, Conn. unit; Julia McWethy to the Watkins Glen, N.Y. division; and Richard C. Scott, '51E, and June Harman to' the Lookout Mountain, Col. unit. * * * * STUDENTS SERVING on the staff will ...…
…EISLER EXTRADITION see Page 4 jil, C Latest Deadline in the State 43 ii CLOUDY, COOL VOL. LIX, No. 169 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS Remove Eye Of Reuther After Attack Murray Asks for FAI Investigation DETRIT-(P)-Surgeons yes- terday removed the right eye of' Victor Reuther, 37-year-old CIO' United Auto Workers official, who was shot and seriously wounded: Tuesday night by an unknown as- sailant. Reuther's...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THIIxsnA, -Daily-Wally Barth BAIT CASTERS-Dave Jahsman, Charles Rank and Frank Wes- terwelt (left to right) practice catching imaginary fish on North Hall lawn for fly and bait casting class. These unusual activities attract many comments from spectators. * * * * Casting Class Captures Many Curious Glances Three-Deck City Carport Opens Today To Be First Lot IMunicipally Run Hundreds of students, local cit- izens and both ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Ali r,7 .L 1 CURE: Ann Arbor Bank ranch To Open June 1 I Students and townspeople find- tng it difficult to catch either of the two Ann Arbor Banks before Slosing hours will have a third recourse as the new South Uni- .ersity branch opens its doors une 1, bank president Rudolph ~eichert has announced. Under construction for approx- mately two months this second aampus branch will relieve conges- bion at the State St. B...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MAY 26,149 . .. . ,! IT SO HAPPENS... 9 Academic and Otherwise Revolutionaries. . STUDENT LEADERS last night blasted the final exam schedule, saying it will pro- vide "a hellish ordeal" and calling for "posi- tive steps to remove the ill effect of this edu- cational gas chamber." A manifesto drawn up by the group hint- ed at direct action planned for tomorrow. It concluded with the words: "Seniors, arise; y...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Students Plan Summer Journeys; Tours, Study To Fill Days Abroad W omen's Residences Honor Seniors at Farewell Dinners CHICAGO-Kentucky was the birthplace of two men destined to become leaders in the War be- tween the States says the World Book Encyclopedia. Abraham Lin- coln, president of the United States, and Jefferson Davis, presi- dent of the Confederacy, were born within eight months and 100 miles of each other. CH...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TI*UUSDAY, MA Buckeyes * 6 Outrun I' Thinclads Ma or League Leades LI AATS 3-LEDERSIN EACH LEAGUE) Wolverines Sweep Hurdles, Title Hopes But OSU Wins, 701/2-61 2 Dim for'M' (Special to The Daily) COLUMBUS, Ohio-The Buck- eyes came from behind yesterday, winning the last three events of the meet, to edge an underdog squad from Michigan, 702 to 61% /2. The Wolverines piled up a six point lead at the end of 11 events, but...…
