…I NEIGHBORS See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVII, No. 106 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1947 PRIU Senate Votes To End OPA, War Controls Courts To Take , Rent Regulation By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, March 5 - The Republican-dominated Sen- ate, overriding Democratic pro- tests, voted 58-29 today to end OPA and other wartime control agencies by June 30. A little earlier, a Senate banking subcommittee voted 3...…
…ch to German Problem Gloomy K Y J. M. ROBERTS, JR. P Foreign Affairs Analyst tary Marshall's statement arting for Moscow does lit- dispel the gloomy atmos- in which the nations are thing the German prob- tlls just short of express- words the qiuestion which rted much in the minds of ierican delegates: the German settlement be ched on a basis of making . (i +° 1 i peace for the last war or of pre- paring for the next one? Boundaries, econo...…
…agers Important L Puck SquadSuccess Top Conference Naators i im at A ii Meet Records Sold, Weinberg and Holiday Seek Marks As Wolverines Compete For Championship Off to Cha-aign Toda irstTI By HERB LORENZ As the hockey season draws to a close it seems fitting to extend some sort of appreciation to those who serve in silence. Coach Vic Heyliger's Wolverine hockey team will play the final games of the current season this week-end. It has ...…
…ryaiL yn ic Aid! Non-intervention SOR THE FIRST TIME in a century an American President is welcome in Mexico. he reported enthusiasm of the Mexican overnment over Mr. Truman's trip stands . sharp contrast to the state of Mexican- merican relations in the past 100 years- 'infield Scott's landings at Vera Cruz, the immernan note, and the oil squabbles of ze '30's. Now all the old issues are dead. Mexico day looks for financial aid from the U...…
…Meeting Today Opens Coed Petitioning U ww Many Women Veteran Groups Ice C Discovered by Recent Survey eague, Assembly, Panhel, VAA Posts To Be Explained To Be Giv V 1*f' A mass meeting will be held at 4 p.m. today in the League Ballroom for coeds interested in petitioning for positions in League, Assembly, WAA, and Panhellenic activities for next year. Duties and functions of all po- sitions open for spring interview- ing as well a...…
…______________ I _____________________________________________ U Archaeologist Will Discuss Far East Art An explorer and authority on Far Eastern art, Laurence Sick- man will speak at 4:15 p.m tomor- row in the Rackham Amphithea- tre. The topic of his illustrated talk, which is sponsored by the fine arts department, will be "Archae- ological Research and Discovery in China during the War Years." Army Major Serving as a major with the United S...…
…LAVJ I RAISE See Page 4 'C Latest Deadline in the State a t 1ou SNOW LVII, No. 105 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 1947 PRICE FIVE 73 Women I Pledged v Sororities Greek Government Asks U. For Financial, Technical Help Britain, France Sign Aid Pac amupiM s Houses Plan Ceremonies Bids from the 18 campus sor- orities went out yesterday to 273 women out of the 412 who partici- pated in this year's formal rush- ing season. ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY DnILY OFFICIRL BULLETIN 11 FI F PRESIDENTS MEET-.-President Harry S. Truman shakes hands with President Miquel Aleman (right) of Mexico after President Truman landed in Mexico Citf for a three daf visit. Art Works by George Grosz On Exhibition in Alumni Hall, Dannemiller, Anne DeWitt, -Dor- ProI. Jean p. iusser, director satirist in the art world today."' othyDoefne, Kthlen ougasof the Museum of Art, has cal...…
…kARCH 5 THE MICHIGAN DAILY zenmeyer Succeeds Barclay as Golf CoachPOTENT1A ________________________________ -Mid ig Mentor Calls Prospects; Season Gets Underway By MURRAY GRANT - Albert. C. "Bcrt" Katzenmeyer, ated from Alma College in 194 an assistant coach (an Michigan's There he was number one on th championship golf team last year, college's golf squad and led I was named head coach of the 1947 team to the MIAA championshi edition of Wolv...…
…V-U W UWV-MA A W T irw-r II .EASE FOR VETS: For Subsistence Raise 'UDENT VETERANS in Michigan want and need a subsistence increase. en delegates from veterans organizations chools scattered throughout the state are ag sent to Washington this week to testify ore the House Committee on Veterans airs in support of the Rogers Bill, . 870. Vith them will go thousands of question- res filled out by veterans on at least nine apuses whose expenses h...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'orty-Niner Ball Will Feature Chester Sophomores Will Hold; }' Assembly Opens Bal Ticket Sales fnnualDanceinUnion Bob Chester and his orchestra ? I Mass Meeting Tomorrow To Explain CoedPetitioning To All Women have been chosen to play for the "Forty-Niner Ball" to be present- ed from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Friday, March 14, in the Union Ballroom,. Chester organized his own band six years ago, after being the fea- ture...…
…I ONS PROBLEM: les' Disunity Hinders > Economic Recovery Spike Jones Tickets Are On Sale Now ['he final.stabilizing of the Jap- ase economy is being hindered the. failure of the Allies to de- mine the amount and kini of .arations to be exacted from n, according to Dr. Otto G. af, assistant professor of Ger- . and former member of the Wr Department Intelligence vice in the Far East. n an article in the current is- of the Michigan Alumnus ar...…
…KARL MARX SOCIETY D ~ See Page 2 Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVI, No. 104 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 1947 LIGHT SNOW FLURRIES PRICE FIVE CE Fraternities' Pledge Lists Are Revealed 128 Men Receive Bids aL Dinners A total of 298 men were pledged at dinners given by 32 campus fraternities last night. The list follows: Acacia: Robert C. Beer, Richard E. Campbell, Howard K. Clark, Porter M. Kier, Merrill C. Miller, Anton L. Olso...…
… MATTER OF FACT: Karl Marx Society Alternatives EVIVAL OF THE Karl Marx Society on this campus will be considered today by Committee on Student Affairs. Since Wayne University has banned per- nently an organization known as the nxian Study Society, the Committee's de- ion today takes on new weight. A Stu- it committee at Wayne suspended the irxian Study Society for the remainder of s semester stating that a meeting last ursday was "in the o...…
…k. To,-Qt lj""mv I7 own Michigan's swimming team will attempt to recapture the crown it lost last year to Ohio State this weekend when they journey tol Columbus for the Western Con- ference swimming meet. The Wolverines were soundly trounced by the Buckeye wonder- team of last season, which went on to make practically a clean sweep of national swimming hon- ors. Ohio State, under the guid- ance of Mike Peppe, amassed 7 points and took seven...…
… r. Gale Explains Basis r U.S.--Asiatie Trade fitable trade between the1 I States and Eastern Asia t be developed without re- uction of Japan, enlighten-i hinese control of commerce successful political adjust- in Malaya and the Phil-, s, Dr. Esson M. Gale, direc- f the International Cente", ned. he current issue of the Mich- Alumnus Quarterly Review, ale pointed out that at least L, restoration of Japanese ry, under United States su- ion, is...…
…it INCREASE ljl r Latest Deadline in the State rni r I SNOW FLURRI See Page 4 It L II, No. 103 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 2, 1947 PRICE FIVE I___ -~ ang Gains miership ihake-up Replaced as Crisis Grows By The Associated Press [KING, March 1--General- Chiang Kai-Shek took over -emiership of China tonight ppeared to be heading his toward all out war to settle )mmunist question once and Chiang assumed the premiership eig...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY + Daily Official Bulletin + , iblication in The Daily Official etin is constructive notice to all nbers of the University.Notices the BulIetin should be sent in written form to the offfice of the stant to the President, Room 1021' ell 1H11, by 3:00 p.m. on the day eding publication (11:00 a.m. Sat- ays). UNDALY, MARCH 2, 1947 VOL LVII, No. 19)3 Notices culty, College of Literature, nee, and the Arts: March ing, 4:10 p.m...…
…THE MIHGAN -DAILY ICKINSON ON CIO, AFL: Merger Seen as Contrilrtion To U.S. Economic Stability ,i CAMPUS BRIEFS Dr. Donald Brand Is Na Professor of Gegrap iy By BRUCE SCHWARTZ Merger of the two most power- ful labor federations in the coun- try, the CIO and the AFL, would be a sizable contribution to Amer- ican economic stability in the opinion of Prof. Clark Dickinson of the economics department. Proposal for consolidation of the two gr...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. 11 is BILL MAULDIN 'rice Level Increase IiOMINIE SJ'cp: time of the emasculation of the rol Act by the last Congress, Sen. ndenberg suggested that it would idea to remove price controls on dustry in an "experiment" to see. ther OPA regulations could be v approximately four months since Truman removed all OPA controls ose on rent and rice, and a bit t meat controls have been relaxed. s period, the nation's economy h...…
…THEMICHIGAN DAILY iss Meeting Thursday Will Open League Petitionin I Is May Apply for Junior) >r, Sophomore Positions mass meeting for coeds inter- l in petitioning for positions eague, Assembly, WAA, and iellenic activities for next year be held at 4 p.m. Thursday in League Ballroom. e entire League Council, As- ly, and Panhellenic Boards be present at the meeting to in the duties and functions 11 positions open for spring viewing. Th...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SU Thinclads Down Wolverines, 62-52 in Final Indoor l Traek Meets Rescheduled Thinelads To Miss Annual Penn Relays Coach Ken Doherty revealed a re-shuffling of the balance of the indoor track schedule yesterday VWiich cancels any Michigan ap- pearance at the outdoor Penn Re- lays this year. Re-scheduled for March 22 is a trip to the annual Purdue Relays at Lafayette, while a limited num- ber of thinclads will be entered ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY @ow to Spitfires, 5 6; agers core 59-47 WTin ouer sers 'I" SFA k iliday Cracks Two Marks Spitfire A ac in Second Harrison Sets Pace for olverine Atti olverine Swimmer Betters lie fer's Backstroke Receords .s Period Halts olverines Renfrew and Greer Score as Pueksiers ow Before trong la(an Opposition Elliott Holds Geahan to Free TI Harry Holiday, Michigan's great swimmer, backstroked his way to two new world's reco...…
…J. ,li J./ l/.L 1 lJ J.1; V..; LI' ~tFI( IUiJW1/f: loing Isaac Newton Listed ork's Accomplishments 41 By EUNICE MINTZ James M. Cork, of the s department, is a very con- man. speaks only in octosyllabic who has a background in s might be able to under- Prof. Cork. Your reporter, unately, is an illiterate in i result of Prof. Cork's pa- and ability to explain his fic terms in simple English, r, this profile does not end second sentence. Begin...…
…Latest Deadline in the State 4bF :43 a t tis PARTLY CD~ SNOW FLURRIES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 1, 1947 PRICE FIVE e Strong House Majority Pass( Bill Outlawing Portal Pay Suit Two Army Planes Set Reeorc The numbers racket was discov- ered Monday by sheriff's deputies ,lho trailed an Ypsilanti man, Walter West, for eight hours :through the village while, he was allegedly picking up policy slips. After shadowing the man, ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUTrackmen Here for Last ndoor Seasoi v/i 'p r !xtet FacesRejuvenated Tindsor Spitfires Today GWolverines End Home Track Season In Cinder Battle with Buckeyes Tonight MSC Seeks To Revenge Earlier Loss to Michi2a' ichigan's hockey team journ- to Windsor, Ontario, tonight a rematch game' against the dsor Spitfires. the first meeting of the two ns the Wolverines complete- utplayed their rivals, scoring t goals in the fi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ichigan State irtright, Dworsky Score Ly WolverineTriumphs Wrestlers Top Michigan at East Lansing, EX-STAR SUCCEEDS: Savilli Celebrates First Ye ir As Camp Lee Athletic Head By JIM LEWY Michigan State College's wrest- ling team took all but two match- es last night in defeating the Uni- versity of Michigan grapplers 18- 8 at East Lansing. This meet was the third loss in eight encounters for the Wol- verines. Purdue and ...…
…THE MICHIGAN D. V Loyalty Commission REMINISCENT of those panicky and fascist days under the Alien and Sedi- dion Acts of 1798 is the recent proposal of the House un-American activities commit- tee for creation of a "federal loyalty com-a mission" to insure, that no one enters the federal government payroll who is engaged in "subversive activities." Rep. J. Parnell Thomas, chairman of the committee, announced Thursday that such a bill had ...…
…t AN DAILY SIGNAL OF LIBERTY":- Early Abolitionist Paper, Is Featured in Display Degrees Given 28 Graduates Of Law School, J i Cam, Hignughts 1 Campus on the Air . . . Swimming Club The Michigan Historical Col- lections in the Rackham Build- ing has, with recently-made mi- crofilm facsimiles, the only com- plete file in the country of the "Signal of Liberty," an early anti- Satire, Bhooks Are Included In Exhibition A student-written sati...…
…-1a. I LI . Fr IN4 Fi 0 U$ A ZL C1 A R S NO0W . While an armed polieceman stands guard, Nazi prisoners in Vienna clear a street followvinz one of the heavy snowfalls harassitip the continent. C H R 1 S TE N I N G R O OS.EVE LT BA BY _. sr Jh ocno crsesMh Anthony, sonl of, Cl. and Mrs. Janes fRoosevelt, in Beveisy Hills. iodparcents are.1 x and Mrs J. J. Hiegarty 'of. Newv York. Col. itoosevelt stands at rear and Mrs. Roosevelt, at rirht.'...…
…CEACHERS' STRIKES See Page 4 Y Latest Deadline in the State I LVII, No. 101 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1947 UI - - W-.-oa orm Tossed Atlantie Seas Imperil Ships One Sinks, Seven Others in danger By The Associated Press NEW YORK, Feb. 27-Fierce, sporadic storms, with winds up to 60 miles an hour whipping up mountainous seas, swept across the Atlantic today sinking a fish- ing schooner and imperiling at least seven othe...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY _.. T LIGHTING ONLY: illage Power Policy Changc uled Impossible by FPHA Continaed from Page 1) s," he said, "but we intend e Village residents as com- e as possible in the process." azard ge wiring is not heavy to carry an extra load, eh News hie BAPTIST YOUNG MAR- DS will have a pot-luck supper :30 p.m. today at the Guild' se, 502 East Huron. embers of the ROGER WIL- MS GUILD will meet at 7:30 today at the Guild House ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY teconverstwon Rots Manager, ystem Here Coach Ernie McCoy, acting as mporary chairman of the Un- rgraduate Athletic Managers uncil, revealed yesterday that e pre-war progressive system for am managers will be resumed is semester. A call will be made next week r managers in spring football d baseball. Sophomores and riiors are eligible for the jobs. Under the progressive system, ese sophs and juniors will be vated to the top ...…
…TEMIETiiAN DAILY 'eacher's Strikes N A RECENT editorial the New York Times came out strongly against teachers' srikes. The opinion expressed was that teachers, whose task is one of instructing youth in respect for law,.order and govern- ment, do not have a moral or legal right to strike. In the past weeks the Times has also con- ducted a survey of conditions in the teach- ing profession in which it revealed that teachers in many parts of the...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ale of 'High Tide' Tickets )pen to I ndependents Today Buyers Need Assembly Cards Tickets for Assembly Ball. to be presented from 9p.m. to 1 a.m. Friday, March 7, in the Intra- mural Building, will be restricted to independent women for the last time today. Beginning Monday, sales will be open to all coeds on campus, until the limited supply of tickets is sold. According to Shirley Loeb- lich, publicity chairman, women Sh...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY OR TIZATION: JIlon Financial Policies lxplained by Directors EDITOR'S NOTE: The f llowing ar- ticle, the last in a series of four on the Union, is an official statement of the Board of Directprs regard- ing "questions and complaints" re- ceived from students concerning the Onion's services. "For a non-profit organization, he Union certainly seems to be iaking a lot of money," is an un- ounded comment often heard on he camp...…
…I SPOKESMAN See Page 4 LwF 4an Latest Deadline in the State Ott r SNOW FLURR LVII, No. 100 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THULRSDAY, FEB. 27, 1947 PRICE FIVE 'ruman Tells Armed Force Merger Plan Asks Single Head For All Services by The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Feb. 26=Pres ident Truman laid before Congress today his plan for unification of the nation's armed forces, calling for the creation of a national de- fense establishment headed by ...…
…_______ ~tI ____________________________________________________________________________ I WOUNNsr rospective Doctors Need iberal Education, Dean Says Te-medica1 students with a gad liberal education stand a ter chance of getting into medi- schools than "super techni- as" .in the sciences, Dean arles H. Peaie, of the literary ege, revealed, 3eari Peake returned this week' m the Conference on Pre-Medi- Education at the University of isville....…
… r Have Vse Tacticians Rocking Michigan's arm chair basketball tacticians are in a muddle. Last year the Wolverines led the league in total offense and finish- vith a 6-6 record. This year the team is leading the Conference in mnse, but has only a 5-6 record to show. hat the cage adicts want to w is what happened to the adage that the best offense good defense. Or is the best nse a good offense? Those he former school argue that her this ye...…
…Labor Spokesman ' IS UNFORTUNATE that Victor Reuth- r's rather eloquent proposal of state so- ,lism last Tuesday night on the Student wn Hall platform was not adcquatcly at- ked. Reuther's presentation of labor's wpoint on the wage-price issue and his ggestions for a stabilized economy amount- , in effect, to a plea for state control of r national economy. Mr. Reuther has evidently lost faith in the e enterprise economy which has made e Ameri...…
…Limited Sale of Ball Tickets To ContinueToday in League There are only a limited num- ber of ticketsleft for the annual Assembly Ball which will be pre- sented Friday, March 7, at the In- tramural Building, and will fea- ture the music of Tommy Tucker and his orchestra. According to Betty Spillman, general chairman of the dance, tickets willbeavailable to inde- pendent women from 3 to 5 p.m. today and tomorrow at a booth in the League, or the...…
…lost Union Functions Aimed oward Service for Students EDITOR'S NOTE: The following ar- ticle, the third in a series of four on the Union, is an official statement of the Board of Directors regarding "questions and complaints" receiv- ed from students concerning the Union's services. Originally conceived as a meet- ing place for men, the $2,101,000 Union building was constructed by the joint efforts of students, fa- culty, alumni, and administ...…
…I ND CASHES' See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State aii4 CLUDYUX SNOW FLURRIES LVII, No. 99 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 26, 1947 PRICE FIVE 1 PHA Makes billow Run Vets' Committee Opens Cost-of-Living Survey Merged Results of Subsistence Questionnaires Will Be Presented to House Investigators Safety Cheek Probes Residents Use o Eleetricity A rigid inspection of uses to which electricity is being put by Willow Village ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY HL Il CH NIWS i. A N'4*uA A -4 e n t e n devotions, including ediction and a sermon by Rev.+ Lms will be held at 7:30 p.m. y t St. Mary's Chapel. ollowing the devotions, there be a discussion of Catholic; ellowshipIs iven Spanier dwin H. Spanier, graduate dent in mathematics has been aled the recipient of a Frank Jewett fellowship for research the physical sciences by the erican Telephone and Tele ph. Company. panier is ...…
…THE MICHIG DAILY I-M NEWS 11 Gymnasts Board Recognition Bandwagon - ,- w-a-g--n- A survey of the point chart at the Intramural Building indicates that Chi Psi is leading the fra- ternity loop in athletic activities to date with Sigma Chi and the Sig Eps holding down second and third slots respectively. In netting 619 first place points Chi Psi snagged the out- door track and volleyball titles and advanced close to the finals in every oth...…
…'V >s and Duraciker SPAPERS have beei giving a lot of ention recently to two particular news -the Durocher court battle and the crashes. Both stories have been over- i for weeks now; we wonder just how hils is going to continue, and why. had just about forgotten about Du- rs troubles when the Free Press came ast Monday with an ingeniously writ- nterview by the United Press. Duro- wouldn't say anything about the court over his marriage, but h...…
…ker To Play r Tide' iditional Assembly Ball To Be Given Intramural Building Friday, March 7 Tomny Tucker and his orches- a have been contracted to play r Assembly Ball, to be present- from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Friday, arch 7, at the Intramural Buil- g according to Shirley Loeb- Ti, publicity chairman. Heralded by the popular phrase, i's Tommy Tucker Time," tshe ,nd has been highlighted roughout the country, in such ll-known hotels as the Astor...…
… MI tTY YEARS OF SERVICE acrd of Dkeetors, Council lart Uni*on Activittites Course Rissell Says Checks Coming EDITOR'S NOTE: The following article, the second in a series of four on the Union, is an official statement of the Board of Direct- ors regarding "questions and com- plaints" received from students concerning the Union's- services. The complex organizational structure of the Union today was instituted in 1917 when the Board of Regen...…
…I IRTHDAY See Pagre 2 ' Latest Deadline in the State !I~itr I" SNOW FLURRI VII, No. 98 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25,1947 PRICE FIVE C _Y o Killed Purdue nd Crash apse Occurs with )0 in Bleachers World News At a Glance CagersBow To Illifli by 45-36 Score Russians Acknowledge Dra f LAFAYETE, Ind., Feb. 24-(P) -A, new bleacher section col- psed tonight in Purdue Univer- ty Fieldhouse, killing at least two tudents ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ashington's Birthday I'D RATHER BE RIGHT: T Saturday the nation "observed" the 5th birthday of George Washington. ges over the country suspended classes, merchants closed their stores, and e in general took advantage of the legal ay to pursue their own individual de- It seems safe to assume that very few ns devoted any time on that day to eration of the man to whom they owed thanks for the "day off," and perhaps few more ...…
