…WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 1947 CIA F7,- - -), I- - - t A PLY PAd T H E.M....................~f AV#:a l.XF u Bus. 94. Students Will Sponsor Slide Rule "B<< 'Capitalist Ball' Friday dt Union Ti"cket ! . -Opee t-o All rtoat~ T 0 Be The all-campus "Capitalist Ball," traditional semi-formal dance sponsored by the students of the School of Business Adminis- tration; will be held from 9 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Friday in the Un-!1 io .B lro.Tickets f...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY RED TAPE KILLER: Vets Counseling Center Renders Useful Service Drive To Aid I1ayden Fiiit d (>tilis Force ASSOCIATED PRESS TURE NEWS A By FRED SCHOTT The Veterans' Counseling Cen- ter at the Armory in Ann Arbor is not satisfied with answering a few questions for veterans. Veterans' Counselor Karl Kar- sian said that the Center no only tries to "make some mean ing out of the maze of federal and state legisl...…
…WORLD ED)ER ALIST See Page 2 Latest l)eadlinie in the State A& :43 a t t]u COLD, SNOW FLURRIES VOL. LVII, No. 122 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 25, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS American Legion Says Soviet Aim Is Assault on U.S. lers Ifestilnoliyyin (ommunists WASHINGTON, March 24-(A) --TheHouse Committee on Un- American Activities heard testi- mony today that there are enough Communists in the United States to form the framework of ten...…
…I TIHE MICHIG A N I)A I LY ................._. __... _.._ .._..- _ __ - r k ._ - United World Federalists DESPITE THE recent pronouncements by some easily defeated individuals that "war is inevitable," there is one group of cit- izens who have pledged themselves to awak- en the rest of us to war's only alternative, real world government. This group is the United World Federal- ists: Last week a chapter of the student branch of this organi...…
…-.."mu -" a THE iICIHIGAN DAILY !'AGE T#ME Student Team Bowls Against Cushing Motor "The Michigans," a five-man student bowling team in the All- Campus League, will face the Cushing Motor Sales of Ann Ar- bor in an exhibition match at 7 pm. tonight on the Union alleys. Ralph Wildermann, one of the mainstays of the "Michigans," rolled a perfect game of 300 yes- terday as a warmer for tonight's match It was the first 300 line to be bowled on a...…
…THlE MICHIGAN DAILY -E;'XMie 5 Iottsehaefer VISITORS' DAY: c7i1 Ciitva fg* (111agcoleg Pbttuus Llaoo gingt.4onSli Tlin a ct J ugtli1 WillIl tt-e r- it antll 111titI r1()1 aday off from classes, and the Is Topie of Lectures facilities of 1the entire Engineer-I John Marshall, chief justice of he Supreme Court in the 10th century, was the "spiritual father~ of those who now advocate ex- ension of federal power, Prof. Henry Rottschaefer of t...…
…Ap, -.dL R EUITIE See Page 4 oitigmI Laest Deadlitin 1 the St(Ie i1 WARMtNER VOr. LVII, No. 121 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAR II 23, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS Police Catch Felon In Six Hour Search From Courtroom Patrolman Howard Remnant, a soft-spoken five-year police force Iveteran, quietly ended a hair-rais- ing six-hour criminal hunt, the most intense in the city's history, yesterday afternoon when he cap- tured Douglas Williams, 22, ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH! 23, 1947 1 Daily Official bulletin-x- _ A i (I Club, Auditorium stage; 7 p.m., Bridge; 7:30 p.m., Social Direc- tors' meeting; 7:30 p.m., Volley- ball; 8:30 p.m., Badminton. Wed., Mar. 26, 6:30 p.m., Bas- ketball tournament; 7 p.m., Dup- licate bridge tournament. Thurs;, Mar. 27, 7 p.m., Volley- ball; 8 pm., Little Symphony Or- chestra, free concert; 8:30 p.m., Badminton. Fri., Mar. 28, 8:30-11:30 p.m...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA e"v W-f d-V -V lw PROCESSING STARTS APRIL 1: Vet Bonus Application Proeedure Set LANSING, March 22-(P-Ap- plication procedure for the state veteran's bonus, outlined today by the Adjutant General's Of- fice, ought to be a cinch for form- er GI Joes and Janes who lived through all the forms they made out in service. Here's how it was explained by Major Wilbur J. Myers of the Ad- jutant General's Staff- First of all, wh...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Heifers for Europe ILLIONS of Europeans are trying to live The animals are inocu on less than half the food Americans ment-inspected and shipp . The crisis in Poland threatens to reduce table relief agency to any average daily consumption to 1,100 cal- person designated by thet es. Anything below 1,800 calories is a resentative of the nationa rvation or semi-starvation diet, and the sonally delivers the heife grage American...…
…T ICHIGAN DAILY ___________________________________________U Dean Bursley Will Be Honored at Tea Today . Appreciation To Be Shown For 26 Years of Guidance All students are invited to at- tend a tea honoring Dean Emeri- tus Joseph A. Bursley from 3 to 5 p.m. today in the Michigan League. The tea is in appreciation of the guidance he has given to Uni- versity students during his 26 years as Dean of Students. Dean Bursley will be introduced...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY CAMPUS HIGHLIGHTS -. ACHESON TESTIFIES FROM 'SECRET BOOK' - With the "secret book" of Greek and Turkish emergency background docu- ments before him, Acting Secretary of State Dean Acheson finds an answer to a question, as he testifies before thCE House foreign affairs committee in Washington, D.C. I hibert, F. Lavlik (right), state department aide, chief of division of investment and econom- ic development, assists him....…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY r si Illini Dethrone Michigan as Purdue Relays Champs Sohl Cracks National Tank Mark' Harry Holiday Backstroke Rec JACKSON, Mich., March 22- (I)-Bob Sohl and Harry Holiday, University of Michigan Olympic hopefuls, continued their season long assault on the record books by cracking a national and state mark respectively in the Michigan Men's and Women's swimming championships here tonight. r' Sohl, Big Nine champion breas...…
…THE MTCH1CAN 0I~ALY A FACULTY FOR KNOWING: McClusky Uses Informality, Suggestion To Alert Students fly EUNICE MINTZ (Editor's note: This is the 18th iila series of weekly articls on n faclty personalities.), Prof. Howard Y. McClusky lists two reasons for choosing educa- tional psychology and adult edu- cation as his field. His greatest interest'is people, and he sort of "drifted into the field as my whole family-moth- er, father, brother, br...…
… RED CROSS DRIVE Mrr Page 4 Idi1f~t'sDea~(dlinie inl the StateC 46F A, :43 tij PARTLY CLOUDY, WARMER .......... . ... - . ...... . ................. - ----- - ---- - --- ...... . ...... - .............. ............... . ............ ... . .. . ............................... . - ... ....... - VOL. LVIL No. 120 ANN A1.O1. IIC('lIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCh 22, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS U.S. Wants Provisional Reich State rE-F lerai tan BY .rif ...…
…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MARCH 22, ; ARTS AND SCIENCES: Michigan Professors Present Papers at Academy Session (Continued from Page 1) a nation which allows freedom of thought and action, Prof. John Mason Wells, of Hillsdale College, told members of the. philosophy section that though there is no such state, since when one goal is achieved people immediately set another, a nation can strive to reach new heights or "ideals" of per...…
… 7, MA~RCH 22, 1947 THE MIDGNTAHY wAi~n _______ _______ ____.. . ........___. Y'1 .............. H-M' Considers 52 Bowl Tilt With Stanford Michigan's football team may pla~y a special Rose Bowl game against Stanford in 1952, com- memorating the 50th anniversary of the classic which began with a Wolverine-Indian battle in 1902, when the late Fielding H. Yost's team walked off with a 49-"0 vi(-- tory. Athletic Director II. 0. "Fritz" Crisle...…
…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MARCH 22, 1947 x Red Cross Drive IN VIEW OF THE limitation on the number of campus charity drives imposed by the recently created Campus Chest, it will re- main for the individual student to decide the extent of his aid in the current American Red Cross Drive. Stated briefly, the Student Legislature, in its creation of the Campus Chest, con- cluded that all charity drives suffered as a result of the lar...…
… r PAGE T~tE 1i ICIWAN AITV 'PA r_ a ,111 a 1 lI VIG 'lYL' Senior Petitions Engineers May Buy Tickets To Slide Rule For '47-'48 Due* WAA Post Petitions Due Eligible Women Will Fill Executive Board Positions 'Best SENIOR. NIGHT: Years' To Be Prescnted I This Week by Juniior- Women Applicants Will Sign for Interviews; Positiors Open on Executive Council To SldRl Petitions for 1947-48 senior po- sitions on the League Council and o...…
…TIM, imicificAi ; r. * '% ATYAMAV, f ' Ir. Henry To Ask Officials Fe-ort'AYD ('riiiesinl ~1~T MT HU~A TLTTX- ,.aaa ~ A.. ,raU-1. AAA11.A iiR. I i Dr. David D H-enry, president of Wayne University, said yester - day that lie will go to the justice department and to thne State Sen- ate investigating committee for further information on the Amer- iean Youth for Democracy. "Because of confusion on this issue, we are seeking information to det...…
… P~LA1FORMA See Pa e 4 Y Idlesi IDea iie iii lte Stw *1lq ti SNO NNFLURRIES - .- ........... . . ..... . VOL. LVII, No. 119 FPHA Offlice Calls Village Plan Feasible Iower Ex pera$ A-'N.N ABOMIlIIGAN. FRiYDA, )12tA(I !I. 1917 PRICE FIVE CENTS Threat rfo Condemn laternity ospital Denied by Inspector 1 By BEN ZWERLING Fir t reactions from FPIIA's Area Office in Detroit to Tues- day's Willow Village meeting of tenants with the a...…
…PAGE TWO 'TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY CENTENNIAL BANQUET: Congregational Church Will Celebrate 100th Anniversary The First Congregational Church of Ann Arbor, which was founded March 23, 1847, will celebrate its 100th anniversary this week-end. At the Centennial Banquet, to be held at 6 p.m. tomorrow in the Academy...- (Continued from Page 1) 8 p.m. in the Rackham Amphi- theatre, E. C. Prophet, president of the Academy, from Michigan State Colleg...…
…Y, MARCH 21, 1947 THE MICHIGAN DAILY .............. . .... . GOPHERS MISS CUE: M' Bilards Team Wins National Title By IRV ZUCKER Surprising even their most rab- id' admirers, Michigan's shzrp- shooting pocket billiiards team edged past highly-favored Mirne- sota and eight other national con- tenders Wednesday evening to capture the National Inter-Col. legiate Championship. With each squad performing on home campuses, Wolverine cue- mnen a...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1947 e _ ___. .. _ _.. .._ _.. __ i -- . Legislators' Platforms B EFORE EVERY ELECTION The Daily, in cooperation with the Student Legis- lature, prints qualification statements for the candidates. As a service to the student body we are reprinting the platforms on which 24 new Legislators were elected this week. Representative Party .,.. Representative Party members who were elected include...…
…]FRIDAY, MARCH 211 1947 TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE rRJJJ'AY, lWAJ.WH 21, 1947PAGE FIVE Panhellenic, WR, League, Petitions Due Tomorrow; AssemblyDeadlineMonday Petitions for the six Panhellen- ic Board positions are due noon tom,-rrow in the Panhellenic Of- fice on the third floor of the League. The six offices to be filled are president, first vice-president, second vice-president, secretary, treasurer and rushing chairman. Coeds are...…
…1' 1L1 L: i . MARCH 21, 1 94a L Tilt MICHIGAN DAILY - - - - -------- - -- ------------- - - ---- SELF UNDERSTANDING: Literary College Plans Sophomore Test Series To "assist students in obtain- ing a better knowledge of them- selves," the literary college has set up a testing program for all second semester sophomores in the school. The tests, which will measure both aptitude and achievement, will be compulsory and students taking the exa...…
… GREEK LOAN COMMENT See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State Da ii4s FAIR, WARMER VOL LVII, No. 118 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS Students Pick 231 New In L Legislators Aghtest Vote Weber, Dutcher Tie for First Place; Elliott Gets Student Athletic Post Tabulation of the lightest vote yet cast in a Student Legislature election was completed last night as eight members of the Represen- tative Party and...…
…I WAGE TWO PiT ,HE MICIGi AN DAILfY TMTRSDAY, MARCH 20, 1947 'Stockholders' Will Simulate Meeting Here Business administration stu- dents will become "simulated stockholders" at a mock regional stockholders' meeting Thursday. March 27, in the Union ballroom, James Ford Bell, chairman of the Board of General Mills, will preside over the meeting, Dean Russel A. Stevenson of the bus- iness administration school an-. nounced. . Following the...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TII . . .. . . . .. . .................... m=w*wmmrA ftv Tournament at IM Slated for Tonight William'us Wins Track Title 7 MTracksters To Defend Only Title in Purdue Relays Bleachers A re Erected At Ringside for Crowd Winners Tonight Qualify For Championship Matches To Be Held at I-M Open House Illinois, With Large Wolverines; All Rec By BUD WEIDENTHAL Michigan's thinclads will be de- fending their only cham...…
…FOUR TTH E'.M~f HICAN flAITVY QtfT%,& F4 n -A A fsn~r _______________________________________________________A .. L w11 Y V Z A lP K L L .CU..3.L 1llRJOA1. JAAJU Z0, 1947 a Greece Loan Comment RACTIONS TO President T r u m a n's Greek relief speech last week may be classified, in general, like this: the Russians were outraged; the British and Greeks were overjoyed; and the U.S. was shocked, but firmly behind the President. The Russian n...…
…_ _A_ _ __ 20, 19417____ THE MICHIGAN1DAILY YA & a Bob lowm ., Strong S Orchestra To Provide Music at Slide Dance Will Be Held at Waterman Gym; Preference To Be Given to Engineers Bob Strong and his orchestra Tickets will be sold Monday and ranged with the University for will provide the music at the an- Tuesday in the Engineering Arch, late bus runs to Willow Village. nual Slide Rule Ball to be held East Engineering Lobby and th...…
…PAGE SEX THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, w 194; i 6I-W M CH 1.1flATl a a A a .\Y '14.\ L21 .4ALa sa.T USAY AC12 .w.+w+v .-. ++++. a. a navvaa r.+v av F Margaret Webster, Actress, Will Lecture Here Saturday Margaret Webster, who will "Richard the Second." She lateri speak at 8:30 p.m. Saturday in directed him in "Hamlet," "Henry Hill Auditorium as the final lec- the Fourth" and "Macbeth." turer in the 1946-47 Oratorical In spite of her dire...…
…SWVINGING P'ENDULUM ~e Page 4 Ci r lAitest Dieadlhne in the State Daii4 FAIR VOL. LVII, No. 117 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1947 9 - PRICE FIVE CENTS State o War Is Declared In Paraguay Civil Strife Rages Within Country sy '1the Associ.ted Press ASCUNSION Paraguay, March 18-The Paraguayan Government declared today that all of this re- volt-torn South American nation was in a state of war, thus giving the military forces of...…
…AGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MARCII 19, 1947 _ ._ _... OLD-TIME MELODRAMA: 'Ten Nights in a Barroom' Called 'Shocking' by Villager By PERRY LOGAN "It's shocking, positively shock- ing! I wouldn't let any son of mine see such a scandalous thing," Voracious P. Hidebound, manager of the Willow Delicatessen, ex- claimed yesterday. "I would sort of like to see if myself, though," he added wistfully. Hidebound's stealthy whispers refe...…
…L' Wr-o ESlAV, I RCH 19, ]S47o THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE T MikhiganWill Sponsor Golf For Jayvees Adhering to the economic prin- ciple that no surplus should go L to waste, Michigan's sports-mind- ed athletic officials a nnounced yesterday that the fii s t junior varsity golf team in Wolverine history will take to the links late this month. Bert Katzenmeyer, the new Michigan golf coach, will select' his jayvee squad from the 80 pros- pects c...…
…PAGE FOU THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1947 I ,. Swinging Pendulum THE labor-management, pendulum is once more swinging, and with its swing, it is carrying away all the legislation and ideals of the past decade-good as well as bad. Back in 1935, the Wagner Act was passed guaranteeing labor the right to organize, and implementing that right with legisla- tion designed to prevent employers from breaking up unions. This right is...…
…WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 194' THE MICHIGAN DAILY ]PAGE FIVE Junior Girls' Ploy To Be Presented Thursday ,March27 P The Best Years' Will Honor O Spring Thawl Senior Women At Opening' ikt o ae Junior Girls' Play, "The Best I to ~.Tedy ac 5i h 'Y'ars" wll e resnte at8:3 Social Directors Office in the Lea- p.m. Thursday, March 27 in Lydia gue. Mendelssohn Theatre in honor of A the senior women. Al senjior women attending Sen- Following Senio...…
…?~AE i~THlE MI( HIGAN lT tL F..ITiil',Sll,-tvf AL If kll :F Aatlp'%Higzvhlights 'The Roger Williams Guild will hold a Mct-We% (Chat ad He freshnit Holur fromi 4 Ito 5:3 p.l tday at (,he tTui d lo:e. The Weseyan Guild will have a Refresher fromt 4 to 6 p.m. t- day in the Guild Lounge. Following a potluck supper to be held at 6 p.m., the Cell Groups will meet. There will be Fireside Vespers at 8:15 p.m. Spanish. Lecture.. Prof. Frederico San...…
…UNDECLARED WAR See Page 4 LiY L SirFzArn 414 tetidiieiteSle A6F 741 -atty C LOUDY, SNOW FLURRIES VOL. LVII, No. 116 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY. MARCH 18, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS Supreme Court, In Effect, Blocks UMW Strike Plan Rulino Comnmands Lewis To Cancel Notice Ending Government Contract By Thec Associated P'ress WASHINGTON, March 17-The Supreme Court in effect told John L. Lewis today that no March 31 strike will be tolerated. Spe...…
…THE MICHIG AN DIAILN TUE SnAgY, MRC 8, 041 I I WlqwVets' Saves Time (Continued from Page 1) the student-villageites wanted in the Ble of merchandise was' one that would probably be sanction- edl by any economist interested in a maximum satisfaction of wants. They drew up a questionnaire, asking for favorite brands of ci- garettes, favorite items of cosmet- ics and toilet articles, most-read magazines and miscellaneous fav- orites. The init...…
… TUESDAYr, ' 'I'SR- 7-1949--_ 7' N M:iii 'Lf f A-NY A UV - . ~I&~ A U , 12A 1F i I k:v fi1 . - - - ------------ raur t IF Hill Re-Elected Hockey Captain for Third Year _ _ _ E r Diminutive Connie Hill was re- elected captain of the University of Michigan hockey team for the 1947-48 season yesterday, becom- ing the first player in Wolverine history to be honored with the captaincy of an athletic team for three years. Only five ft. five...…
…AGE FOU~R THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1 ES A M ARCH 1$,1947 - .. _ _ - --- Undeclared War IT HASN'T been so long ago that the peo- ple of the United States have forgotten how they, as a mass, felt about war in the years 1939, 1940 and 1941 up to Dec. 7th. They feared it then, even as they fear it now. Anxiety and restlessness were wide- spread because, despite the earnest hope that the country could remain a "neutral", the people deep down insid...…
…TUESDAY, MARCH 18, 1947 THF" -M I Hffl' A N 11 d I V TsI..,I? MTC I(Vi Y\ 11 ~ lA i _. . ,... ._ ...._. . Students To Sponsor Tea Sunday. In League Honoring Dean Bursley .. _. _ - ASSOCIATED PRESS Entire Campus Will Be Invited To Social Event Dean Emeritus Joseph A. Bur s- ley will be honored at a tea to be held from 3 to 5 p.m. Sunday in the Michigan League, in appre- clation of the work and guidance he has given to University stu- de...…
…x FIJIE MICHIGAN DAILY °' '.I 1T8 M IC :I l1f Ai DA .. LOWERED STANDARDS: Hungarian Banker Tells Cost Of Halt on Currency Inflation Only at the expense of the liv- ing standards of its people, has Hungary successfully halted the wildest currency inflation in his- tory, Paul Hollas, director of the Hungarian Commercial Bank, said yesterday. In a lecture sponsored by the School of Business Administra- tion, Hollos explained that after maki...…
…CANVDIDATE'FS' STATEMENTS Set. page 2 IAIIs!I udii e n iw S Al 74ztti4t~ SNOW VOL,_LVVII,_No._11.5_ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 16, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS FPHA Plans Willow Run Power Talks Study of Problem Set for Next Week Long-pending plans for a meet ing of Willow Village tenantl with FPHA electrical and safet engineers to discuss tenant-pro posed remedies for pressing electri cal power difficulties will be co- summated "some ti...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY candidates' Statements' The following qualification state- ients have been submitted by1 on-partisan candidates for the tudent Legislature election Tues- ay and Wednesday: *ean Gringle * Qualifications: Junior. literary ollege; president Jordan Hall, 4; general chairman Soph Cab- ret, '45; president Lutheran Stu- eent Association; vice-president tter-Guild; president Alpha Del- t Pi; Panhellenic, financial secre- ry WSSF; ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE _______________________________________________________i STATE CAPITAL: Lansing Turns Back Calendar' For Centennial Celebration LANSING, March 15.-(/P3- Michigan's capital turned back its calendar today to begin a week- long centennial celebration. Lansing residents prepared to dress in hoopskirts, frock coats and stove-pipe hats and ride in surreys as they observe the 100th anniversary of the legislative act sign...…
…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUN4DAY, MARCH 16, 194A7 ...r. Ir Community Experiment BILL MAULDIN AN 18-member committee of Detroit citi- zens, appointed by Mayor Jeffries to decide the feasibility for Detroit of an in- dustrial peace board similar to the one which has been functioning in Toledo, O., since 1935, held its first meeting Monday. Members of the -Toledo Labor-Manage- ment-Citizens Committe were present to Olescribe to the Detroi...…
…* THE MICHIGAN IJAILY PaGE Coeds To Petition For Senior Jobs, Bord fssembl New League Positions To Be Filled Executive Council Members, Personnel, Dance, Ballroom Chairmen Will Be Selected Senior positions in League ac- tivies for next year are now open for petitioning, and petitions are due at noon Saturday in the Un- dergraduate Office of the League. The requirem nts for those who wish to obtain senior positions are a thorough knowled...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCIH 16, 1947 FDERAL PROPOSAL: Unlikely that Reds Will Be Barred from Ballot -- Dorr ,,... HIGHLIGHTS ON THE CAMPUS I By HARRIET FRIEDMAN and NAOMI STERN Federal action removing the Communist Party from the ballot was called "unlikely" by Prof. Harold M. Dorr, of the political science department in an inter- view. Commenting on Secretary of Labor Schwellenbach's demand that Communists be barred from the bal...…
