…MONDAY, AUGUST 8, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAIlTV PAGE ELEVEN - ---_ .. - UNIVERSITY HEALTH SERVICE -"CLINIC AND HOSPITAL" Health Service Cares for 'U' Students a, If this is your first semester on campus, you're probably wonder- ing. "What do I do if I get sick while away from home?" Providing treatment and care for ill students as well as looking after the" health of Michigan's 20,000 students is the job of the University Health Service. B...…
…PAGE TWELVE " Engineers To Publish 'Technic' Magazine Called 'EngineBible' The Michigan Technic, fondly known around engineering circles as the "Engineer's Bible," is pub- lished once a month by students of the College of Engineering. Featured in its pages are scien- tific articles and stories on engin- eering experiments and work by graduate students, as well as go- ings-on of the school. FACULTY MEMBERS and En- gineering alumni often write f...…
… FRESHMAN WOMEN'S EXTRA itgu titu FRESHMAN WOMEN'S EXTRA Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 36S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, MOND~AY, AUGUST 8, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS'" Freshman, Transfer Coeds Tc ) Begin Program Sept. 19'004 Dean Lloyd To Begin 19th Year Of Friendship, Service for 'U' Coed Leader Quides, Molds More than being an office-hold- er as the University's Dean of Women, Michigan's Alice C. Lloyd had been for almost a...…
… PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY t')WnAV_ AT1C' MV lk 1416 THE MTCHTGAN DC1 \ ATT fNTh ?1Y11 A& ''''£.i . U j. I13 ~L* iiav un , nv r u t. a, ty49 F A T'\ a Ao-%j r "fem. 7 Big Sister Plan To Aid Freshrr Zen .,.. w \Y/ s Y y wpm Counselors To Help Newcomers Orient Themselves to Busy Life on Campus <.>- With the inauguration fo a new Big Sister Committee in the Uni- versity residence halls the fresh- man coed need no longer feel that n...…
… MONDAY, AUGUST % 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TAGE THREE )IO~DAY, AUGUST 8, 1949 )?AGE TIIRE~ 'Miss Mac' Performs Endless Job of Guiding Directing Myriad of League Activities, Projects Full Operation of New Dorm To Begin in Fall * * * Aids Junior, Soph Projects The Michigan League, as well as being the center of women's activities on campus is also the home and place of work of the campus' walking book of knowl- edge and guidance on women...…
…PAGE FOUtt THE MIC ITTG A Tl A II.V 7lt!/"1IVTdb AVT^9tC4M 16 iAJi _ i. ~~~~~~~i a.a! M1TU 11 .Ytl 1. 1 lA '1 rv.1 MO~JNDAYh, AUG*US3T 8,1949 e' $ 13y1 ° 2.te'..ba panedt v t buyatlygo o OUK .. Joce shes, tibe: +.2 if 24.. f rslndr r mal lgsN Y O N IA 41 :~>~K I Nw { ' v w :f '1 sr Sh oe-Matchinig cross the campus to classes; football games; to fashionably ge colors of your Ruffglove ^ashion news wherever you go. 9.95 A I Jf A...…
… MONDAY, AUGUST 8, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY rAGE FIVE S - PE Handbook Prepared, Appointees Named Im Dr. Bell Finds Success Open To 'U' Qrads Coed Stronghold -i Quide Includes History Sketch; Lists Michigan Athletic Facilities 4 1 "Coed graduates of the Univer- sity's professional school of phys- ical education are outstanding as a group in my opinion," said Dr. Margaret Bell, chairman of the Program of Physical Education for Wome...…
…' i 'AGE SIC THE MICHIGAN DAILY MONDAY, AUGUST 8, 1949 Women's Athletic Association Coordinates Sports Activities A WAA Offers Sports Clubs, Tournaments, Fashion Shows, Campus Projects New Group Offers Instruction The Women's Athletic Associa- tion is open to every woman on campus from the time she en- rolls as a freshman until she steps down with her diploma. There are eighteen sports clubs and four all-campus tournaments. The...…
… MONDAY, AUGtJST 8, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN fithletic Participation Open To fill Through 20 Sports Groups Tennis Club To Schedule Tournaments The Tennis Club, membership to which is open to all, will have an organizational meeting at 5 p.m. Wednesday, October 5, in the Women's Athletic Building. The main purpose of the club is to stimulate and further the interest of tennis by giving in- struction to any member who so desi...…
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… olverine Gridders To Open '49 Season in Enlarg By MERLE LEVIN (sporti Co-Editor) ( oThe Bowl That Yost Built will be filled a little fuller this year. Mammoth Michigan Stadium already the largest college-owned /astadium in the country, with a seating capacity of 85,938, has under- gone a face-lifting during the summer months and seats are now available for 97,000 gridiron fanatics. * * * * PERMANENT STEEL STANDS have been erected along the to...…
… PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY MONDAY, AtdtTST 8, 1949 Lightweight Gridders Bow Out as 'Co-C/ta rrrirrw~rM~w0~ trpin kk GRIDIRON GREAT FOR 25 YEARS: Yost Hit Peak From Start Managers' Hard Work Aids Gridiron E f ficiency Western Conference Drops Midget Grid Sport from List of 1949 Official Activities (-6 Back at the turn of the century, Fielding H. Yost left his football coaching duties at Stanford Uni- versity to serve as Michigan g...…
… MONDAY, AUGUST 9, 1949 THE MICHIGA-N DAILY I PAGE TFMHEII age Season a Success Even hough Squa d Third Natators Sink to Th Lowest Finish for Mermen Since ird in Conference '25mv HEAVEN TOO? Facilities for t I 3 . t 35 Sports By DALE DANENBERG Swimming coach Matt Mann experienced his worst season in twenty-four years as a Michigan coach last spring when his charges slipped to third in both the Big Ten and NCAA swimming meets. The...…
… !AGE FOUR TUP MtP]4lrV- A IV , " A n Xr P A G E F O U R . 3 . Z J J 1 Y 1 L Sj 1 1 1 r , h u L I MONDAY, AUGUST 8, 1949 V Wolverine Golfers Use Home Course to Advantage Romp to Western Conference Crown What makes a golf course great? Ask any member of last year's Varsity links squad that question and he'll probably tell you to take a walk out to the University course and see for yourself. * * * IF YOU TAKE his advice you'll see one of...…
… MONDAY,'AUGUST 8, 1949 Net Team Loses Title Bid\ THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE I 'v (4.i By JOHN BARBOUR After sweeping their dual meets all through the season with quick, calculated play, the .Michigan ten- nis squad met their old faithful nemesis at the Western Confer- ence Tennis Finals, as for a sec- ond time in a row Northwestern's Wildcats came through strong in the top singles and doubles to re- tain the Big Ten crown. During the...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY MONDAY, AUGTJST.>8, ~1949 . ...,. Diamnonqd Sq Wolverines Have Captured Five Crowns In Last Six Years of Big Nine Competition ?allies To come o- Champs 3" .e. y,1 Mat Sport One Man Affair ' Just as winning games is Mich- igan tradition, winning Big Nine championships has become a hab- it for Ray Fisher, Wolverine dia- mond mentor. Wolverine nines, under the guid- ance of Fisher since 1921, have annexe...…
…MONDAY, AUGUST 8, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pi.GE SEVEN _ , _. Thinclads Seek To Regain Win Habit! v Fonville May Hold vey To Michigan Title Hopesj By BILL CONNOLLY Varsity track men at Michigan, with more than a seldom inspir- ing thought of years gone by, find themselves working more enthus- iastically each year to live up to the heritage laid down on the cinderpaths by their forerunners. For they know that they are' traveling over...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY MONDAY, AUGUST 8, 1949 PAGE EIOiIT MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 1949 _______________________________________________ _______________________________________________ m . Wistert... (Continued from Page 6) ning of two perfect Wolverine seasons, Al hasn't missed a game in either of them. In '48, when Michigan's new backfield was still groping for the poise and perfection which had charac- terized the '47 quartet, the de- f...…
… CHINA See Page 2 Y aites tiiae Latest Deadline in the State ~IuiI4 CLOUDY, WARMER VOL. LIX, No. 35S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, AUGUST 7, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS Quake Death Toll Mounts In Ecuador Reports Say 2700 Dead in Ambato By The Associated Press Late reports from inside and outside Ecuador last night said that probably as many as 2,700 persons were killed in Friday's devastating earthquakes. The in- jured ran into many thousands....…
…PAGE TWO 0 T rILTIM A IW TTIP MTCft-tiCA N J flATV , -"- - '-' - 111 L' 1111-L--1------ - - - SUNDAY, AUUUST 7, 1949 UtinaM --American Failure? THE STATE DEPARTMENT issued a "white paper" on China Friday. In it was the official proclamation of a fact that we have known since last year-that a dem- ocratic China in the sense that we mean the word democratic must be given up for lost for the near future. The statement, with its condemnatio...…
… SUNDAY, AUGUST 7, 1940* H~E MICIIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE a M' Gridders Start' PracticeAugust 31 25 Lettermen Among Candidates Receiving Invitations to Early Drills Yanls Edge Browns, Lengh ten Lead By NORMAN MANGOUNI Daily Special Writer A field of 67 candidates for the University of M1ichigan varsity football team has been invited to report for fall practice beginning ' Aug. 31. In the 21 practice days remain- ing before the opener with...…
…PAGE FOUR' THE MICHIGAN DAIL'Y SUNDAY, AUGUST 7, 1949 COMPLETE EDITIONS: Local Shop Brings Out Printing of Three 13's By JOHN NEUFELD Are you looking for a copy of the complete works of the "Three B's?" A local printing establishment has undertaken to reprint all of Bach, Beethoven and Brahms. * * * BACH, WHO is the oldest of the three composers, was the first on the list, and has 46 volumes devot- ed to him. Beethoven, who came next, wa...…
… MEDICINE AND THE PRESS See Page 2 Ii, Latest Deadline in the State ~~ati4 CLOUDY, THUNDERSHOWERS Vf)lT. IX No.. MR L ' .Ii1,t .0 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY- ATTC TTgfr 1_ 1949 1 -" &IN....N AKIILJ"> MIUH(Ava vATTTR 1V &TVt'TT r 1OAI PRICE FIVE Cl __ Compromise Offered in Arms Dispute President's Blank Check Power Out WASHINGTON -(.+P)-The Ad- ministration yesterday held out a compromise to Congress in th foreign arms aid dispu...…
…SATURDAY, AUGUST 6 1949 M PAGE TWO~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ _ . ti Medicine and the Press THERE'S A NEW cure for colds, arthritis, cancer . . . There is is you're willing to believe many of today's newspapers. But the cure's only on paper and won't do anyone much good. Accurate reporting, in all fields, is the aim of any good press organization. But all too frequently, accuracy in reporting new medical developments is subordinated to sens...…
…-W SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, 1949 r TIMTMCHIGAN DAILY IpAnn I a aiu . . ai ii L Y31.f 1 jriA4, &MAn4, Yankees Find rowns to Their Liking Drop Tailenders Twice; Classified Advertisements I1A , I Cards, Dodgers Keep Up Torrid Win Pace in NL 1 FOR SALE Cleveland Edges A 's, 3-2 By The Associated Press ST. LOUIS - Gerald Staley pitched the league-leading St. Louis Cardinals to a 1-0 shutout over, the New York Giants last night, enabl...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY sARDAxAGUsT. ,1 FROM CHILDREN TO WEDDINGS: Daily Women's Editor Haunts Fraternity Houses ASSOCIATED PRESS By LILIAS WAGNER Daily Special Writer The fraternity men on this cam- pus just don't seem to understand that The Daily has to write up their parties! At least, so Marilyn Jones, wom- en's editor for this summer, found out when she called the fraterni- ties for her column, "On the House." * * * "I'D ASK THEM what the ...…
… NSAsCONGRESS See rage 2 1JJ Latest Deadline in the State it f/1P o AJ Q 4 FAIR VOL. LIX, No. 33S *ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 5 ,1949 I ____________________________________ PRICE FIVE CENTS Pact Nations In Defense Agreement Military Leaders Continue Parleys PARIS-The American chiefs of staff reported yesterday they have reached complete agreement with European leaders approached thus far on defense lines to be laid by Atlantic...…
…GE TWOMHN- pmmwm Congress FOR THE THIRD consecutive year, the National Student Association Committee of the Student Legislature is planning to ;ubmit a bid fqr the site of the annual Na, tional Student Congress. The congresses are composed of represen- tatives from 29 member NSA schools in the country as well as observers from non-mem- ber schools. Counting educators, members of the press, and members of the administra- tion staff, about 700...…
… MDA'Y, AUGUST 5, 1949 "TTIATE MIC.41GAN DA1T. E 1 U Da . , i ~ l 1 1 1 1 1 \ "'Y',1 A T J O S T , 1 4 w p MTllN 1!T T P~AGE Tigers Take Series lincher; Dodgers, Cards Wit Bums Blast Pirates, 11-3; Cards Scalp Braves, 10-2 n c ST. LOUIS-(/P)-The St. Louis Cardinals retained their half-game grip on the National League lead yesterday by battering the Boston Braves 10-2, while Al Brazle and Ted Wilks held the Braves to six hits. The R...…
…PAGE FOUR THlE MICHIGAN DlAITY I .~ - i'iViilA l. Al. TURBULENT TRIALS OF TRYOUTS: Daily Staffers 'Jump When Those Phones Ring' S* * * *I * * * * I F- 1 By LILIAS WAGNER Daily Special Writer Jump when those 'phones ring! That's what Daily understaffers have to do as they understudy for the upper jobs on the paper. They're the ones who write the headlines, read the proof, take Daily polls in rainy weather on the Diagonal and generally wor...…
… OPERA See Page 2 Latest Deadline in the State Dutij h z ti"- ^ , /. , I ,r . ,l a ; a ' iii ' ;? ,, FAIR AND WARM VOL. LIX, No. 32S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS 60 Students Get $14,000 In Awards Budget Delays Announcements 'Sixty students have been award- ed $14,000 in scholarships for th academic year 1949-50, according to the Literary College Scholar- ship Committee. The awards were given on a basis...…
…ETWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, O PIERA THE DEPARTMENT of Speech and School of Music have collaborated for another musico-dramatic triumph, as last night's audience at Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre will testify. The occasion was the first niglt performance of the opera, "La Boheme," by Giacomo Puccini. Puccini's melodies have an immediate appeal; they may be tender or passionate, but there is nothing subtle about them. Consequentl...…
… THE MICHIJGAN DAILY A Pro Basketball Loops Join Forces in 18-Team League - T f Yankee Rally Stops Tigers, 7 -5; !i v Cards Blank Braves, Retain Lead NEW YORK-(IP)-The cold and costly war between the National Basketball League and the Bas- ketball Association of America ended yesterday with the merging of the two circuits into an 18- club organization to be known as the National Basketball Associa- tion. Four representatives of each...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, ANYTHING CAN HAPPEN-AND DOES: Squirrels Aid Harried Daily Co-Managing Editors By LILIAS WAGNER many which result in general con- tography staff until someone reporter," Wilson declared), writ- Daily Special Writer fusion in the editorial offices of else showed up. ing the criticism of each paper, When squirrels start trying out thIae.We aaigei fenfv n affe og n as Daily photographers, things the paper. When manag...…
…. 0 - I BARDEN BILL Y See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State ab FAIR, PLEASANT VOL. LIX, No. 31S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS Roosevelt, 112 Million More. Bunche To Top Lecture Series Former King Given Veterans By House Bill Would Increase Pensions, Disability Payments, Death Compensation WASHINGTON-(AP)-Without a single vote in opposition, the House passed and sent to the Senate yester...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, _ _ ! I i Face Lifting Planned for White House Razing Rejected As Tradition Wins WASHINGTON-(P-A special commission decided definitely yes- terday against tearing down the White House. Instead, the executive mansion will get a $5,400,000 face lifting. A GROUP OF six men -ettled the controversy between advocates of renovation and those who want- ed to raze the present building and put up a new one. Chairman McK...…
…WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1949 * THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE GOLF CIRCUS: Madcap Tam O'Shanter To Get Underway Friday Yanks Halt Tigers String but Lose, 10-2 ;> * * * CHICAGO-Thar's gold in them thar fairways and greens-$66,- 200 worth. The annual golf stampede to Tam O'Shanter is about to begin. NEVER HAS tournament traf- fic been so snarled. Big-hearted, publicity-minded George S. May, Tam president and one-time door- to-door Bible sal...…
…-PAGE romR 'TAE MTCffl AN ThATV auae tia=. .V1.11:VCi1'!-- 17L11L 1 __ __ _ Barden Bill' N A DEMOCRATIC society, where relig- ous freedom is granted to all, it is the duty of every citizen to see that one partic- ular church does not attempt to usurp polit- ical power. The makers of the Constitution recognized this policy of separation of church and state when they wrote in the first amendment, "Congress shall make no law respecting an esta...…
… WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1949 T MICHIGAN DAILY THE MCTTTGN MT U s. Tops Fashion Capital in Student Opinion Latin Students Form English Study Group for Summer, By PAT BROWNSON Finding a pharmacist, a chem- ist, an architect and an engineer sprawled out in a puddle of water on the floor flapping their arms like birds is a rather disconcerting experience to anyone-believe me! But those are exactly the cir- cumstances in which this reporte...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1949 Minority Groups Of f, On Campus Views Compared (Continued from Page 1) their attitudes toward members of other religious groups on or off campus. "Do you think your attitudes toward members of other races have changed since you entered college?" Attitudes have not changed.................. 51 % Attitudes have change........................48 "How have your attitudes changed?" More tole...…
… LRESHMAN SUPPLEM ENT 1o Latest lDeadline in the State *1F FRESHMAN SUPPLEMENT W= rs . W- .. ..® VOL. LVIII, No. 203 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, AUGUST 15, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENT ' Anticiva"tes ' . IIrolm nt of Phoenix Proj ect To Study Atomic Energy Utilization 2 Recognizing the need for a suitable memorial to honor Michigan men who fell in Woria War 11, the University last spring announced the establishment of the Phoenix Projec...…
…0 WOMEN' S SUPPLEMEN'T 1:Y Sir Au flail1,r WOMEN'S SUPPLEMENT Latest Deadline in the State VOL. VIII, No. 204 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, AUGUST 15, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Orientation Week For New Students To OpenSept. 13 League Council Supervises Governing Bodies, Activities Judic Council' Is Womens' Government The Women's Judiciary Coun- cil, composed of three senior and three junior women, is responsible for the enforcement...…
…T HE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, AUGUST 15, 1948 AFTER 25 YEARS: University Inaugurates FM Broadcasting Station U.S. HOSPITALITY: International Center Assists Michigan's Foreign Students After 25 years of broadcasting over commercial broadcasting sta- tions the University last July in- augurated its own frequency mod- ulation station. Just a quarter of a century ago the University ceased broadcast- ing overaits ownyradio station which was built...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, AUGUST 15, 1948 Members of Merit-Tutorial Committee Aid 'U' Students Plan Casbah As Campus MEMBERS of the Merit-Tutorial Committee in the League aid deficient students in finding tutors and keep the activities files up to date for the use of students and campus organizations. The Merit section of the com- mittee keeps a complete file of all undergraduate women and the extra-curricular activities in ...…
…T 15, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE HELPING HANDS: Faculty To Counsel Incoming Students I HAVEN FOR 'BRAINS': More Than Million Books in Library Sixteen faculty members on campus stand ready and willing to share the many problems con- fronting freshmen and sopho- mores in their first two years in college. With headquarters at the Of- fice of Academic Counselors in Mason Hall, this welcoming group is under the direction of Prof. Ar- thu...…
…SUNDAY, AUGUST 15, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SRAGE TIE Senior Night To Be Capped By Annual Junior Girls Play Junior women will climax their i. year of activities, when they pre- sent the annual Junior Girls Play, honoring graduating senior sisters, to complete the traditional Senior Night program. An annual event since 1904, this year's JGPlay will be the fourth of the completely original presen- tations, written, directed and pro- duced s...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY f a ACL Brings Foreign Filins Onto Campus The Art Cinema League, a non- profit University function, was or- ganized in order to bring out- standing foreign and early Holly- wood films to the campus and to raise funds for various campus groups. During the fall and spring se- mesters the League ordinarily pre- sents two or threc programs per month, but a goal of one film each week has been set for the 1948 fall se...…
…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, AUGUST 15, 1948 New Pamphlet Describing'U' Living Conditions, Available (Continued from Page 1) dent chaperone responsible to the Dean of Women for maintaining University standards as to living conditions and conduct. Patro- nesses chosen chiefly from among faculty wives serve in an advisory capacity to the Board of Gover- nors of Residence Halls which is charged with general supervision. Student governm...…
…SUNDAY, AUGUST 15, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Garg Is Best Humor Mag, Says Gargoyle Statement Greeted by Loud Bronx Cheer By BEVERLY DIPPEL Rumors have spread throughout the entire Michigan campus that the Gargoyle is the best humor magazine in this territory. These rumors are entirely true. They have been perpetrated by the editors of said magazine. No one has had the audacity to refute them, -perhaps because of...…
…4°Y, AUGUST 15, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE Y, AUGUST 15, 1948 PAGE FIVE Local Recreational Facilities' Provide Fun, Entertainment Indoor recreation poses the problem after the -beer kegs and insect lotion are stored away for the winter. For those who are satisfied with the less sophisticated atmosphere of the Michigan campus, the Uni- versity offers a great deal in the line of recreation-nothing like Leon and Eddies, but fun none...…
