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… aspects Look Bright for 19 48 W olverine Gridiron Seaso By MURRAY GRANT (Daily Sports Editor) Benny Oosterbaan faces one of the most difficult assignments that can be handed a first year coach as he accepts the reigns of the 1948 Wolverines. He'll be trying to improve a record that was unsurpassed by ony- one last year. He'll be trying to improve a team that was ranked num- ber one in the country. He'll be trying to fill the shoes of H. O....…

… DAILY TRYOUTS WANTED L t r U a.it CLOUDY, COOLER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 1 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPT. 21, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS 'U' Enrollment Soars oward 21,000 Mark ._. 0I Students Strike At Olivet College By CRAIG WILSON (Special to The Daily) Students picketing for the reinstatement of two dismissed Olivet College faculty members squared off for a final showdown today with College president Aubrey L...…

… Daily TODAY THE DAILY swings wide the doors of the Student Publications Building on Maynard Street for all stu- dents interested in joining its news, sports, womens or photographic staffs. Beginning at 4 p.m. a general tryout meeting will be held and The Daily in- vites any eligible student who is at least a second semester freshman to attend. Previous newspaper experience, is un- necessary-the only qualification is a desire to keep abreast o...…

… IIOLY LAND PEACE ? See Pags 4 It6 :43 a t 149 FAIR, STILL COOL Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 3 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, SEPT. 23, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS TropicHurricane Takes Nine Lives Storm Moves Towards Sea After Wreaking $25,000,000 in Damages MIAMI, Fla-(P)-A toll of three lives and at least $25,000,000 in crop and property losses was charged tonight against the tropical hurricane still raking the coast with high...…

… P'LAN rOlR UTOPIA see Page 4 we 4br*k 4MWIt 4br 4:3 a t t4p FAIR, STILL COOL, Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 4 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Charge Communist Packing In AYC Split Taylo Brings CAtp g to County e< IT.S.Will Not:;' Com proy\{.Sse Wt h Russia". Marshall Gives AssemblyTalk PARIS - (1P) - Secretary of State George C. Marshall told Russia that the United States will no...…

… AVC PROBLEM See Page 2 Y 414trl an 4)iit COOL AND CLOUDY Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 5 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, SEPT. 25, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Wolverines Launch Grid AL Ses "I!i 1 AVCllembers Deny abson' Charge n atIV Traditional Clash in 0 'Sc Foes pener Group Says Meeting Not Run by Reds Factions Argue Issue with Daily Fourteen American Veteran's Committee members today vigor- ously denied that they ...…

… WHAT TACTICS USED?. See Page 4 A& A& .Oqro" w r4 t n t i COOL AND CLOUDY Latest Deadline in the State VOL, LIX, No. 6 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS -- - Wolverines . Squeeze Past partans, 13-7 * * * * s: O a Reds Seeking ControlOver Berlin Air Tass Maintains Potsdam Violated. LONDON-W)-Russia demand- ed today in a statement broadcast' from Moscow, control by the So- viet command of all ...…

… VULNERABLE ONES See Page 4 5wC~ l :43 ti14p SUNNY AND PLEASANT Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 7 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Chambers Sued 'B3y Alger Hiss Ex-State Department Official Wants $50,000 for 'Communist' Label BALTIMORE-(M)-Alger Hiss, former State Department official, filed a $50,000 slander and libel suit in federal court against Whittaker Chambers. Chambers, an Associate Ed...…

… } CHANCE FOR JUSTICE See Page 4 tt a it FAIR PARTLY CLOUDY Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 8 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 29, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Europe Expects World War III Returning University Students Give Impressions of Travels Abroad By AL BLMROSEN The people of Europe are resigned to fighting a third world war. This was the impression brought back to Ann Arbor by a group of students who travelled in Europe...…

… FOR THlE COO 6 BETTER.. See Page 4 '1 A6F CLOUDY SCATTERED SHOWERS Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 9 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, SEPT. 30, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS SL Defeats Motion for Olivet Probe Okays Plan for Eleetion Help The Student Legislature, at its opening session of the fall term defeated a motion to in- vestigate the situation at Olivet College by a 25 to 15 vote last night. Regents Deny est Asks UN Securi...…

…TIE 1VMIC +GAN JA .LY TMJRSDA:Y, SEPTEMBER 16. 1949 , . a TH TCIJG LN,.A lY THV;._. SEPEMm. . __.1. _ prrng Football Drills Attract over IT'S NO JOKE: Earl Riskey I In Role of Inti By PRES HOLMES A nationwide comic-strip has been concerned lately with a unique, multi-armed statuette, but this imaginative being is reduced to insignificance by a certain hu- mandownatthe ta taoi tao ta roan down at the IM building. The sedulous individual r...…

…nAfi m " , 1 .1 -, - - - - .,. . -1 - . -, . -11 - A[ir 1 W V THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMWBER 21, 1948 IF '. as a a aa asi v ai JlS 1.4LL +vvvucan Famous Faces Featured In 'U' Oratorical Series With the promise of another top-notch season, the University Oratorical Association is this year presenting an outstanding array of guest lecturers. The University lecture course, the oldest 'in the country, will start off the season Oc...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY -' WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 22, 1949 _m .. _ _ . --- I; i i TRAVEL IN STYLE: Tiekets for Minnesota Train To Go on Sale to ----- Tickets for the special student train to the Oct. 23 Michigan- Minnesota football game at Min-~ neapolis will go on sale on or about Oct. 4, the Wolverine Club revealed today. The trip, sponsored by the Wol- verine Club, will cost $36.50 per person, including game tickets and Hoover Strike...…

…PAGE TWO TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY 'I THU'RSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1941 ZAGE TWO 1 _ r HANDY ADLEY: Room Bureau Rescues Stranded Weekenders By PHYLLIS KULICK If you are one of the flock scrounging around town for weekend guest accommodations, take note. An Ivy League grad is your man. For a nominal charge Vincent P. Adley, '50L, will find a room for your football or prom guests in A private home. Adley's Student Room Bureau is going into its se...…

…PAGE TWCO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1948 BRICKS TO RICHES: 'U' Student Achieves Fame As Movie Star in Germany Men May Still Enter ROTC There is still room in the R.O.T.C.'s program for ten to fif- teen veterans with a year's armed service or more, reports Colonel T New Set of Flash Cards Take Shellacking; Ready for Debut New, super flash cards, displayed in end zone sections at all home football games, will once again le...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAMI (EDITOR'S NOTE: This column is written by Daily Managing Editor, Harriett Friedman.) "THINGS ARE SELDOM what they seem" is an apt description of the current furor in AVC. Chairman Dave Babson would have us be- lieve that the choice for AVC membership is in either accepting or rejecting Comu- aism Our investigations prove otherwise. It seems just a little naive to me to assume that all 26 of those who voted for the resolution...…

…PAGE TW& THE MICHITCAN DATT. V S"D~AV PT 'STPUE-R .: 1; ll I aa1 i ai _. iyi Vlil" LY'yy )J1 s v..wa ra .r. =:,ri lrla aj; /r 0, ly #b ..e.. . _ er 4 NEW DEAL FOR SRA: Plan Events Under New Constitution i, . DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Newly-elected officers of the Student Religious Association will have the first opportunity to develop the group's activities under the newly-ratified constitution for Lane Hall. The constitution, formally...…

….PA+GE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY - TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1948 .. , . SAVE THAT CASH: Data on Rent Control ,Now Available to Students EDITOR'S NOTE: Because of the un- precedented demand for student 'housing and the confusion existing I regard to rent control, The Daily prints the following description of the types of student dwellings under the provisions of rent control law. By JAKE HURWITZ The record enrollment has made for a tight sque...…

…PA zTW THE MICHIGAN BAILY WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 29, 1948 _W.t_ . ...zz._.. ,_.__, COLDS TO CHOLERA: Health Service Provides' Care for Ailing Students By JANET WATTS If you've got a cold, poor vision, or tuberculosis, there is a place in this community of 21,000 temporarily parentless students where somebody will listen to your complaints about those aches and pains. That place is the modern red brick building on Fletcher street where a staff o...…

…PAGE TWO, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY M r. I Prof. Haber To Remain In Germany Professor William Haber of the economics department, who is in Germany as adviser to General Clay, has been granted an exten- sion of his leave of absence for the first semester of the present school year, it was announced by the Board of Regents. Prof. Haber was appointed early this year as advisor on displaced persons to General Clay, Com-...…

…THU SDAY, SEPTE-MER 16, 1948 1.i L A l1l1l:tiA IJAILL. lUlL I ~JI I ~711 JJAILI Nine r ieCrisler Tops ist as Dixon Also Resigns By HERB RUSKIN While the past athletic season was a success for Michigan from the victory angle, it was far from that in the matter of keeping the Wolverine coaching staff. Four of Michigan's nine varsity coaches quit their posts and five assistants followed along the gen- eral trend by moving to other schools. ...…

…"x A l A aXJ a a..',.I.A. 'tiA U Z i;T1"1'1' 1 r. .lal'1 l 1J i. Record Crowd Invades Loan Print Library for Pictures Students are grabbing off paintings and prints like the proverbial hotcakes. "Easily half" of the 720 prints now on exhibit in the West Gallery of Alumni Memorial Hall have been loaned out. Mrs. Eloise Wilkinson, who is in charge of renting out the framed prints, said that about 100 students were waiting in line yesterday ...…

… WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 22, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TH=t ;"' PAGE TmIEE TALKING SHOP with Bud Weidenthal Associate Sports Editor 4 A new year, a new column, a new team . . TALKING- SHOP i going to be informal, straight from the shoulder-it hopes to take you on the inside of Michigan sports and bring you a writers-eye view of the "champions of the west." We hope to help you get acquainted with the men who wil bE wearing the Maize and Blue ...…

… THURSDAY, SFJTEMBER 23, 1948 TH E M ICH IGAN DAILY PAGE THREE PAGE TH1U~I~ Feler's Three Hitt r Stops Bosox 5-2 Major League Standings NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE BIGGIE ISN'T SOBBING: Kempthorn Hurt in Drill; MayMiss SpartanBattle Cleveland Catches Six In Snarled Pennant Race Boston....... St. Louis .... Brooklyn Pittsburgh .. New York .. . Philadelphia. Cincinnati .. Chicago ..... W L 86 59 79 66 .79 67 78 67 75 71 64 8...…

… LU. .N..j ±1.5. .3. ~...A .5. 11. .u. - .L 3. .L .A~ .L 2.2. A..4 .5. I 11111 1 11 111 11, 1 1 1111 I i TENNIS SETS PACE: City Sport Shops Disclose Coeds' Interest in Athletics By JIM MARCHEWKA Michigan men have made names for themselves in sports but the heavy sales in sports equipment for women indicate that the Michigan Co-ed is also on the ball. The early semester rush to the sports shop shows that women go in for sweat socks, T shirt...…

…SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1948 T-E M-IIGAN DAILY "'MM..... Red Hot AL Race Thrown Into Triple Tie' Jrom iL G I A N T S TAN D By MURRAY GRANT. .. Daily Sports Editor TRYING TO PICK the winners has developed into a national pastime as everyone tries to compare himself with the experts and say to his neighbor, "See, I told you Oshkosh would beat South State by three touchdowns." And your columnist isn't any different. He's going to go out o...…

…SUNDAY, SEPTEMBERb 26, 1949 THElM ICIIHAI AL I ~-, I I Graduate Students Receive Eight Research Fellowships Eight graduate students at the University have been awarded $1,000 fellowships for research in metropolitan community problems to be carried out at Flint, under the leadership of Joseph Douglas Carroll, Jr., Resident Director of the University of Michigan Social Science Re- search Project at Flint. * * * THE FELLOWSHIP holders are Eld...…

… TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 194 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACE THREM .f j7romv the SGRANT STAND By MURRAY GRANT ... Daily Sports Editor Someone referred to the Wolverines of 1947 as the "Mad Magicians of Michigan," and one erstwhile wit paraphrased that statement into the "Sad Magicians of Michigan" immediately after the Michigan State game Saturday. It seems that the entire football world was expecting to see a I carbon copy of last year's great t...…

… WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 29, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY X"ACIR T REE .. Cleveland I Y-W Gridders Pin Offensive Sopes on Koceski, Ortrnann DrMA 'totte Unlikely Starter in Oregon Fray, 'eninga Continues Play at Left Half in Shift 9owns White Sox, 11-0 Michigan's offensive hopes for Saturday game with Oregon rest- ed squarely on the shoulders of two blond sophomores today as Wolverine head coach Bennie Oosterbaan moved Chuck Ort- mann to the num...…

… THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1948 THEMIHIAN IaJA as S A "P AnrT .I T. . .ie. .cTCH.cm AN 111 .Vl:vA-.Y L ~ K~3'V A£'E r c, r: 1'tit i:ta Indians HoldoameLeadas r , - P-- Teams in Sox Whip Senators, 5-1, s N.Y. Downs Athletics Gordon, Keltner Help Feller to 19th Win; Porterfield, Bauer Shine in Yanks' 4-2 Win CLEVELAND- (AP) - The ir--- resistible Cleveland Indians ad- vanced to within one victory of in- suringthmevsa least a tie JR1fi i4-...…

…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TEMRSDAY, SEET'EAMER 16, 1948 THAll.:~DAr THRDA.SETMBR1& ®4 OLD CRICKET FIELD: Ferry Field Scene Of Many Triumphs McCOY DIRECTS: Manager's Club Rolls into High Gear Of the various facilities incor- porated in the University athletic plant, which started as a single gymnasium tent in 1858, none has a more colorful or complicated his- tory than Ferry Field. Since the first makeshift struc- ture, the athletic s...…

…PAW FO _ y THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21. 1948 _ _ ._ _ ~ a _ _ . m .- I I. ...... _ .... __.. e.Y. . ....y +.... a... I (Pei, ed ONE OF THE not so well known works of the House Un-American Acitivities Committee is a handy little pamphlet en- titled "100 Things You Should Know About Communism in the U.S.A." which might well have been subtitled "Reds, Their Habits, Habitat and How to Hunt Them." In 29 compact pages and one hund...…

…Ph PAE FOUR~ TIE MICHIGAN DAILY yl. , NnDit Y, _ ; a! (Editor's Note is written by Managing Editor Harriett Friedman.) THERE IS AN OLD, vicious and all too familiar principle involved in the Olivet College furore. If you recall the story, a professor of political science, and his wife, a college librarian, were given a year's leave of ab- sence without pay and requested to resign at the end of that time. The college gave no reason for th...…

…PAGE FOUP1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TU SDAY, SE~PTEMBER 23. 1948 II - I 1 I I -_ __ . _ __, ....._., . d,,...... ... _ .,, . .,_., I Holy Land Peace?" THE MEN who killed Count Folke Berna- dotte Friday may have provided the only possible means of bringing peace to the Holy Land. If the Swedish Count had not fallen before the guns of the Irgun, the UN might never have risen from the stupor which envelopes it and, what is more im- portant, the ...…

…PA' uuM THE iMCHIGAN DAILY mmity, svpmmm N twg-, -I I j The City Editor's_ SCRATCH PAD SEE THE LOCAL Communists and their friends are up to their old tricks of trying to capture a progressive organization and use, it for their own ends. This time they have openly invaded the campus chapter of the Americans Veterans Committee under the leadership of local commie-about-town Ed Shaffer. Avowed Communist Shaffer brought his bunch of cronies ...…

…PAGE FOu THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1948 ._ r _ 750,000 REPRESENTED: NSA Congress Plans New Projects Babson Qualifies Charge Of Communist Control 0 (EfITOR'S NOTE: This is the first of a series of four interpretive ar- ticles on the National Student Asso- ciation's first annual congress which was held from Aug. b-28, at Mad- ison, Wis. The series was prepared by the University NSA committee.) The first congress of the N...…

…~UP~U~E~TTWUI A w THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 26. 1948 ,:.I ,-.r .., a du. a.m a. . .. ., .tee. hat Tartinq Vepd? fi ODDLY ENOUGH, all news stories and ed- itorials dealing with the charges of Red domination made by AVC Chairman Dave Babson have been written by persons who were not at the meeting under discussion. As one who attended and participated in the meeting, this writer seeks to correct the many erroneous statements ...…

…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDfAY, SEPTEMWBER 28, 1948 I _ : Vulnerable Ones I -- - - - - - -- - WHEN ADAM STRICKER, General Mo- tors official, charged before Congress that the University's workers' education service economics course was indoctrinating students with Marxism, he set off a charge which threatens to seriously injure an in- creasingly important project. Awaiting review of the charges by the Board of Regents, the classe...…

…PAGE 9UQ THE MICHIGAN DbAILY WEDNE1%wDAY. =PT.9 OO 24Ji~ . t a.ti + I I a ~Y . l i" j~l rval\cdo"L1j, Oaurd. 4U, 1 7 Y I (4,e,s rnete THE BIG COMPANIES backing the termi- nation of the University's Workers' Ed- ucation Service courses are cutting their own throats. Unless, of course, their past demands for more democracy in unions were just so much baloney. It seems pretty obvious to me that the surest way of putting unions in the hands ...…

…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY r : TMMRSDAY, SETEMVEIL30,1948 -U II a _.. , _.R.! y ._....,t,,...e... ,,. , .., a. . For the Better... JTS interesting- to note, on looking back, that the administration's ideas on what students should or shouldn't do have changed somewhat since a year ago. The changes are for the better, on the whole. That is, University policy, as it now operates in the area whose center is aca- demic freedom, shows some ...…

… THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 194 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE CHAPPUIS, ELLIOT T ADDED: Michigan Boasts 31 All-Americans) By MURRAY GRANT (Daily sports Editor) When Bob Chappuis and Bump Elliott were chosen as Michigan's contributions for the 1947- All- Americans, they became the thir- ties and thirty-first Wolverines to be honored in the past 50 years. Back in 1898, when Casper Whitney of "Harper's Weekly was selecting the muthicas teams ...…

…TUE~SDAY, SEPTEMERn 21, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE i . i Dean of Women Aids in Solving Housing, Employment Problems WAA To Begin Fall Semester Women students who enrolled in the University too late to obtain living quarters in dormitories or league houses have been accom- modated with temporary sleeping quarters at the Michigan League dormitory. The dormitory was for- merly occupied by women living and working at the League....…

…Y, "To 7l;. 1948 TH M"- ie --Wk 1' -A"IJa..S N ' '~AY ~ C 1~8~ Announce Five New League Appointments; I Interviewing T o Begin for Other Positions New appointments for League positions for this year have been announced by Mary Carolyn S Wright, chairman of the Inter- viewing Committee. The new floorshow chairman of Casbah, the campus nightclub sponsored by the League, is Lois Steere. Joann Ellis has been ap- pointed dance chairman of ...…

… THURtSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1949, THE MICHIGAN-, DAILY PAGE F1IL WAA Petitions Due Tuesday For Dancing Club Manager C+ c>c ac_>c c c c t> ; t c c c < c ac->t * .nc t c c>c (X==>( c= X----X l s 0 tnV ancl n Vagem t n Q c c oe c cro <>c o < c <>c oc- , c_ < c o o oc =sc c_1ac- c c- c CC Mrs. Aull To Lead New Organization The WAA will open petitioning this week for the managership of its newest affiliated organization, -a folk and square dan...…

…Soph Cabaret Seeks Floorsh Tryouts for Annual Program W~UU U ~ Wf >- ,W '' .: .% * -,- 1UE IC IHIGAN DAILYX PACK, rtn",7 ow Ont else JI 4' Soph Cabaret, the extravan- ganza' presented each year by sophomore women, will get under way with floorshow tryouts next week. The Cabaret, now celebrating its 21st birthday, ntakes over the Floorshow Tryouts Michigan League Dance Tryouts-Room A 3:00 Sept. 28 4:00 Sept. 29 5:00 Sept. 30 Song Tryou...…

…SUMAY, Or ii v irir P im I P A 1%T 11 A I YV'* 1 l1 L lYlli.,;t GA.N(" JAI LY AAJ R&N SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1948. 7TVE~T1~ ~NA~iTTTf"i A '~~'T W~ A TY 'U? U a Panhel Petitions COIED CAILIENIDAR League, Union To Sponsor 'Activities Day'; Campus Organizations To Be Represented - - - - Due* This Week l Petitioning for positions on the Executive Board of Panhellenic Association has been scheduled for the coming week, according to Mary ...…

… TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1948 5 TiE MICHIGAN .DAILY PAGE RVE .. - PaGE F 1 a Interviewing for Assembly, Panhel, WAA Continues This Week for Eligible Women v Interviewing for year-long posi- tions which have been newly created or reopened this fall in women's activities will continue this week. Eligibility cards, which may be obtained in Room 4 University Hall must be presented at all in- terviews. Positions open on the Panhel- lenic Exe...…

…WEDNESDAY, SEPT. '29,1949' THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE WEDY~SDAY, SEPT. 29, 1948 PAGE lIVE ,... --r-=-, Assembly To Hold Fortnite; Awards Will Be Presented Assembly, association of inde- pendent women on campus, will celebrate its fourth annual Fort- nite at 7:15 p.m., Thursday, Oc- tober 13. Fortnite is the traditional eve- ning on which Assembly winds up the past year of activities and ,unches a new one. This year's 2gram will combine...…

… t iiIUR~SDAY, SEPTENEBER 30, 194$~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE JPV Petitioning Begins For PanhelBall Panhellenic Association To Plan Paper; Coeds Should Present Sample Writings Tennis Club Will Meet To Organ ize All affiliated women interested in petitioning for positions on the central committee of Panhellenic Ball must have their petitions in the Undergraduate Office of the League by noon Monday, Oct. 4, according to Mary Stierer, pres...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TH{URSDAY, SEPTEM~BER 16, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY U wagers Capture Conference Grown After 20 Year Wait After 20 long years in the Wiest- ern Conference's basketball wil- derness, Michigan's 1947-48 cage squad finally arrived in the prom- ised land, winning the Big Nine title and receiving the district bid to the NCAA playoffs. With virtually the same roster that won six and lost six the pre-} vious year to place fifth i...…