…E 'Cr l14ui, 43a" i "' WARMER See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State INo. 89 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1947 PRICE FIVE ISLER DECIDES TO RE I T ICH 11 VCNames Committee To Investigate Sigler's'PublicityCai npaiig Report on y Threats Freedom ek R uthven 's n. 6 Statement Y STU FINLAYSON imittee to investigate Gov. gler's "current publicity n" for anything "subver- the American freedoms ited in the Bill ...…
…THE MICHIGAN A zpson Institute Conpfetes enty Years of Research yearly average of approxi- ly 2,000 patients has passed gh the portals of the Thomas y Simpson Memorial Insti- or Medical Research since its lishment in February, 1927. active Isotopes, Used e Institute specializes in re- h dealing with pernicious ia and diseases of the white corpuscles such as leukemia infectious mononucleosis dular fever). Mrs. Thomas y Simpson, whose husband...…
…ete o the Year' To Be Honored ey To Present Trophy lasis of Points Earned f 1 ermen Await Tidect Test IU To Offer ullellp For Buckeye Meet sh from a victorious three- invasion of the West, Michi- unbeaten swimmers will re- home Saturday night to play to Northwestern at the s Building pool. 11 be the last test for Matt in's Maize and Blue natators re their big Feb. 21 outing nst Ohio State's swimming le crown winners of 1946. Wildcats have...…
…MEDIATE REPEAL of the sales tax di- ersion amendment which was approved Michigan voters last November has been landed by Gov. Kim Sigler in his budget sage to the state legislature. he sales tax amendment is responsible ;reat part for a possible state deficit of 000,000. Gov. Sigler has been informed his advisors that it would mean political ide for him to adopt a course against wishes of the mayors and school offic- who were instrumental in p...…
… I ~I I ~er s urcrnestra T1 0PHay; ical Students To Attend )ita Scenes Be Theme ns, honorary society for fteenh annual Cadueuso om 9 p.m. to midnight Fri- 'eb. 21, in the main ball- >f the Union.- iceus Ball takes its name ;he symbol of the medical ion,. the serpent-entwined nged staff of Mercury. This first year since before the tat the medical dance has eld on the traditional date eve of Washington's birth- 'oom decorations tradi- r inc...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ERI ES CONTINUES: Dr. McCotter Mrs. Clapper To Give Next Describes His Oratorical Association Talk 40 Years at Ta Thie 196-47 Or atoical ,sool-the nation s capital, she has wit- Anaoisn t Leaves o Min lect e sies will continue nessed the rise of countless politi- usemeste with speeches by Retirement Ftrlrong rs. Raymond Clapper the wife cal personalities, and knows per- the famous newspaperman, Col. sonally the national and...…
…JI Latest Deadline in the State a'I V: j WARMER Page 4 . 88 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 12, 1947 PRICE FIVE C t Orders Vets Fsence Reports its To Be Deducted from Leave; eportingy Will Be on. Honor Basis Veterans Administration has ordered all student veterans to ly absence reports, effective immediately, Robert S. Waldrop, of the Veterans Service Bureau, announced yesterday. e reporting will be on the honor system, sinc...…
…_ _ _ _lDai y O ffic ia l 'B u lle tin _ _ _ _ _ _ . rrnr~r w ~r. .- . . eation in The Daily Offictal n is constructive notice to all irs of the University. Notices to Bulletin should be sent in itten form to the office of the nt to the President, Room 1021 Hall, by 3:00 p.m. on the day ing publication (11:00 a.m. Sat- DNESDAY, FEB. 12, 1947 VOL. LVII, No. 88 Notices ance with the directive of the Dep- uty Administrator for Veterans' Affair...…
…£ aI lockey Scoring Honor lillan, Phillips, Renfrew To p Squad- 28 Points; Balestri Leads Defensemen h the Michigan hockey sea- proaching the three-quarter three members of the Wol- number one forward line d for the lead in the scoring f the squad. itering this combination, h has accounted for 38 of Bear's 88 markers, is +Gor- MacMillan. MacMillan is eader in the assist depart- with 18, tog-ether with his of 10 tallies for 28 points. e Phil...…
…3r Cent Tax Cut 0 ONE of the more frequent Republican yelps concerns taxes. The Republicans are all )ut for lowering them. A 20 per cent across- he-board cut is their current baby. A 20 per cent across-the-board cut in in- :ome taxes would violate the two main pur- )oses of a tax revision needed now. With nflationary costs cutting so deeply into the >urchasing power of persons in the middle ind lower income brackets, the tandard of iving of ...…
…Social Event i " %,..e n %WOOS Continue lentine' s :man-Bid Day To Be Theme of Annual Affair in League Ba llroom ckets for the Mortar Board -Off Dance, to which women ents traditionally take J-Hop s, will be on sale at a booth in League from 2 to 5 p.m. daily week. limited number of tickets is lable, Mary Alice Dunivan, t chairman, pointed out, so the booth will be open only so as they last. ir Will Be Coed-Bid he dance, an informal coe...…
…ily Will Hold Meetings for Tryouts Student Legislature (Continued from Page 1) PAUL HARSHA ROBERT POTTER I wood winners Successful that has caused the death of twen- ty-one army pilots because of im- properly manufactured Qylinder heads. Robert Hayden, who won a sum- mer award for poetry in 1938 and a ,major award in 1942, has pub- lished a short poem, Frederick Douglass, in the recent Atlantic Monthly. Hayden taught in the English Depart...…
…ii Ut443tU1 Latest Deadline in the State I See Page 4 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1947 consin Cagers p Wolverines hriller, 52-51 el Sinks' TwoCharity Tosses nal Three Seconds of Contest By BOB LENT came within two seconds of throwing the door of the e room wide open last night, but Exner Menzel coolly free throws in the remaining time to give Wisconsin a victory before a capacity crowd of 6,400 screaming fans Enrollment O...…
…Y'] 1 i4 AlIC~ f COORDINATION: DRILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in The Daiy official lulltlnb is constructive notice to an &embers of the University. Notices >r the Bulletin should be sent in yipedrken form to the office of the ssistant to the President.Room 1021 Agell Hall, by 3:00 p.m. on the dayf receding publication (11:00 a.m. Sat- [relys.) VESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1947 VOL. LVII, No. 87 Student Tea: 'resident and rs. Ruthven will be ...…
…C1 eturn from California Parley See You To Comment Upon ed Offer from Bears i FLASH PICTURES Wolverines Spend Busy Vacation; Win Seven, Lose Three Contests WK MARTIN 0. "Fritz" Crisler re- n Arbor late yester- on from the trip to at has had Michigan le Midwest agog with the past week. ng to Berkley? In the cautious athletic di- elf, "I have a couple under consideration, nake any comment at nt to California last ately following a foot- ...…
… New Committee [AST WEEK student leaders of most of the large, representative student organ- zations (including the Legislature, Student ?eligious Association, AVC, The Daily) join- d with members of the faculty to form a :ommittee for Academic Freedom. The purpose of this group is to "inform he (University) community of any threat o freedom of thought and assembly in the iublic schools of Michigan." "We are not trying to cover up for any cam...…
…I THE MICHIGAN DAILY ___ Daly uOfficialt ulltin rued from Page 4) signment at Rm. 2052 N .S. ek 168. Basic Greek Ideas will Mtondayr, Wednesday, Friday ;00 a~m., 1007 Angell Hall. nish: Beginning. Continua- la. New grammar will be which will be taken up from ginning. Professor Del Toro, Rom11ance Language Bldg., Feb. 11, 7:30' p.m. in 32. Roman Law will meet ay, Tuesday, Thursday, Fri- t11:00 a.m., 407 Library. ,ges of Hours and Room for olo...…
…>uts on Student Yearbook' ive Valuable Experience keep the memory of college bright, Michigan students for years welcomed the pub- on of the University year- . The Michiganensian. blished every spring before .iation, the .Ensian carries in- ual pictures of graduating rs in all the schools, and P pictures of the sororities, rnities and athletic teams. e 'Ensian gives a resume of 'ear on campus, with pictures commentaries on sports and 1 events...…
….: J-R.U. jP is siiai I V .l .,. R KY 7 AND 8, 1947 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN 20 PAGES m ctures of Gala unior Hp old to Aid arch of Dimes 18 H Op' ds Chapter Vivid Past stor Reveals ~shes, Success ht's -Hop adds another chapter "a turbulent history that already in a near .tragedy, brilliant s and a double dance held different cities.. at the very first facul name was changed to "So- ['whennine secret socie- ndertook all responsibility...…
…Engineering Student Goes To theDogs Taxi Shortage Gives Ooo Tough Sledding The Dean of Student's office an- nounced today that, "Students need not register dog-sleds or ob- tain special licenses for them from the University." This action was prompted by the case of Ooo Goo, a transfer student from the University of Alaska at Sitka'. Ooo was plan- ning to attend the Friday night session of the J-Hop. In keeping with the tradition established in...…
…1flation Hits Local Co-eds intBad Way gan coeds may have fallen managed to keep their svelte waist Expanding hips wouldn't neces- the peculiar post-war i- lines, but fitting the buxom mod- sarily be due to a growth of fatty that has added two inches ern misses into girdles of pre-war tissue according to this doctor. average hip measurement measurements is becoming a realt .'oh c 1 to junior misses all over tussle. It might mean development of ...…
…a Grad School I'D RATHER BE DEAD: Implicit Observations PARIS-Anuouncement by the pressing for years for the aboli- Chamber of Deputies here last tion of both soot and snow. This week that French railways will citizens' league was headed by one leave from two to three minutes of the clerks in the Post Office (Paris time) ahead of schedule in who symbolized for me the acme order to speed up the solution to of the American Jeffersonian han- the ...…
…ere Are 1 ne 3nop Lneups W000 Benson Jaffee, Cleveland Heights, William R. Waterbury, Detroit; George H.Wahle,Jr., Boise. Idaho; Gerry Chynoweth, Laurium, and Harriet Boden, Indiana, Pa., and Jacqueline Carl. Ann Arbor, and Carolyn Chandler, Sylvania, 0., Paul T. DeWitt, Fremont; Betty Donald R. Wood, Detroit. Paul H. Dow. Ann Arbor; Barbara and Jack Harrigan, Detroit; Vi- Clark. Detroit, and Thomas _V. dInJean Borden, Buffalo, N.Y., and Allen...…
… U I I TONS and TONS OF AND HARD-TO-FHND For Lit, Math, Economics, Political Science, History, Engineering, Architecture, All Languages In Fact FOR EVERY COURSE ON THE CAMPUS i . \ \\ , : \\ VETS Don't be days without that hard-to-find text book Bring us your Chit... Bet we have the book! - ULRICH'S - ENGINEERS Ulrich's is -Ieadquarters for Engineering Books and Supplies THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE STATE - ULRICH'S - :.:. WAR SURPL...…
…Quetsch, Oak Park, Ill.; Jean Fonts, Carmel, C Gogle Dawaon, lay Village, 0., and M. Robbins, W George Mrc r, Bay Village, 0.; Lois Forth, Man: Marilee Damond, Detroit, and S. Logothetis, I (Continued from Page 5) Charles P. Slaght, Detroit; Mary Firth, South Bent Durbin, Wellsboro, Pa., and John ard Cottrell, Mt. en K. Carr, Metamora O., Kentch, WJellsboro, Pa. Jan Parley, Bay G 1 e a son A. Burdick, Jr., Ann Dobbie, Buffalo, N.Y., and Upjohn...…
…194 J-lop New Process ^ Add o Helps Herring ed TO Vii aSmoke Faster PORTLAND, Me.-( P)-A new (Cti udci fromn Page 1) technique arising out of the war th has been successfully used by The Cu ade would be kept cold with frozen Belfast Packing Co. to speed up lemonade, eliminating the diluted the smoking process on herring. g beverage which had been the fate The new advanced techniqueide Of other J-Hoppcrs. developed during the war by sev- re BiF...…
…Shirley Hann, Carona del Mar, Richard K. Fletcher, Lansing; o., and Harry Smith, Elyria, 0.; Detroit; Karyl Middleditch, De- ore Ila es Cal., and Quinton M. Kern, Jack- Corinne Knuth, Onekawa, and Shirley Loeblich, Detroit, and troit, and George C. Hill, Jr., son; Betty Hansen, Iron Mt., and Phelps Connell, Haverford, Pa.; Harvey Frank, Wyandotte; Lillian Huntington Woods; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hockenbury, Fairport, N. Janet Klee, Lancaster, N.Y...…
… Second Semester NEW and USED and STUDENT SUPPLIES FOR ALL DEPARTMENTS "Every Book for Every Course" A special department to handle complete book and supply service for veterans. Bring your requisitions to us. MICHIGAN BOOKSTORE State Street at North U. Bob Graham, Mgr. …
…0l . Ill., and Thomas Y. L. nlap, Royal Oak; Betty Ann Reske, De- John Gaukler, Pontiac; Helen L, S ueee e e(l f Grosse Ile; Jeanne A. Weller, troit, and Stuart Gould, Jr., Ann Read, Grand Rapids, and Kenneth Park Ridge, Ill., and Allen B. Arbor; Elly Ruhl, Grand Rapids, R Gilbert, Dowagia; Nan J. Schall, Saginaw; Patricia Mathe- and Jim Lee, Birmingham; Ro- Reed, Three Rivers, and ClelaJ. F Yur son, Grand Rapids, and Arlie C. T' zann Radliff,...…
…OFF TO THE BALL: 'Molly, Moller Or, Life Is Jus Molly and me and our six- month-old Mollerina have a nice two and one-third rooms apart- ment, completely furnished with bathtub fixtures included, just off campus and it costs only $67.50 per month because I'm caretaker and keep the fires ablaze through sick- ness, death, and between semes- ters. I was here before, you know. In fapt, I took Molly to the J-Hop in '41 (Goodman and Krupa, you know)...…
…Fraker, Saginaw; Joan Slater,Ann Woods; Sue Smiley, Dearborn, and Margaret F. Thompson, Pleasant and Charles E. Berthoud, Mon- K p y Arbor, and John Lintol, Detroit; Don Palmer La Sage, Detroit; Ridge, and James M. McCavey, clair, New Jersey. p ryin , Jeanne Strong, Flint, and Edward Robin Scherer, Newfane, N.Y., and Royal Oak. Esther Trauber, Detroit, and Sy - e aG. Benya, Grosse Pointe; Donna Joe F. Bruna, Jr., Chicago; Cor- Peggy Troost, St...…
…1948 J-HOP PATRONS: Governor Kim Sigler Hea Govesnor and Mrs. Kim Sigler mons, Assistant Dean and Mrs. and President and Mrs. Alexander Charles H. Peake, Assistant Dean G. Ruth-en head the list of pa- Elsie R. Fuller, Registrar and Mrs. trons and guests for the 1947 Ira M. Smith and Miss Ethel A. J-Hop. McCormick. Included in the list are Provost Additional patrons are Prof. and and Mrs. James P. Adams, Vice- Mrs. William Haber, Prof. and pre...…
…Due To Work tM%ommitee Dennis Youngblood Is General Chairman After working, planning and or- ganizing since their election by the junior class in October, the 1948 J-Hop Committee is giving the campus the most lavish ball it has seen for several years. Denny Youngblood, chairman of the committee, has been the top coordinator of all of the functions of the subsidiary committees and has handled the task of the mas- ter-mind for smoothing out the...…
…Reactionaries Poll Students On Lovability Ask Which Counts' Most-Looks, Money Whatever happened to the good' old-fashioned lovable girl? That's what a group of our ad- e vertisers ask. They're so interested in finding out that they've outfitted us with a list of questions to be filled out , and sent to "The Lovable Girl-r of-the-Month Committee." I They're thorough. The first question asks "Which is most im- portant in making a girl lovable?"t...…
…Daily Official Bull (Continued from Page 4 Academic Notices ave "University of Michigan" Doctoral Examination for Fer- ainly lettered on the sides. ris Udine Triss, English Gram- mar; thesis: "Causes and Effects 5. The Gargoyle shall not be en- of Dotting the 'i'," at 1:30 p.m. to- tted to anything in the Engs- day in the Rackham Amphithea- wering Arch. tre. Correction: The A.I.Ch.E. has Physiology Seminar: Dr. Joshua vited the members of the...…
…TO THE CLASS OF '48 WE WISH A MOST SUCCESSFUL JUNIOR PROM AND TO THOSE ATTENDING R VERY PLEfSANT WEEKEND * 4L 4 BO FOR fiL an .L )KS d CLIES COURSE S P NO WfITING AT fNY TIME * A SEPARATE VETERANS DEPT. YOUR COLLEGE BOOKSTORE" 336 South' State Street Phone 2-081 * 4 I- ______________________ …
…iortarnoaru ill Sponsor ay-offDance Coeds Get Chance To Repay J-Hop Escorts 2joying J-Hop, girls? u'll have a chance to prove ext Friday night by taking J-Hop date to Mortarboard's itional Pay-off Dance from 9 to midnight in the League room. Townsend and his 14 piece pus Casbah orchestra will ish music for the dance from ndstand decorated with hearts cupids for the Valentine's Day .t. Heart-shaped boxes. of ly will be given as door prizes olde...…
…Here's How You Looked at the J- THEY ORGANIZED THE HOP-Pictured above is the 1948 J-Hop Committee. Standing, left to right, are Camille Ayo, Delta Delta Delta; A. Rebel DerDerian; Nancy Neumann, Kappa Kappa Gamma; Preston R. Tisch, Sigma Alpha Mu; Nancy Holt, Kappa Kappa Gamma; Chuck Lewis, Sigma Alpha Mu. Seated, left to right, Pat Chaffee, Delta Gamma; Jane Quail, Delta Delta Delta; Dennis Young- blood, chairman, Sigma Chi; Sarah Stephenson...…
…r 'POLITICAL SPEAKERS' See Page 4 Y es an Latest Deadline in the State ful- t FAIR, WARMER LVII, No. 86 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 19, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS m1 U U'OrdersReturn Vo 40-Hour Week )n Construction Directive Terminates Long-Standing Conflict with Ann Arbor Contractors Yangtze River Boats Collide Off Woosung, Endangering 1,000; TalmadgeWillObeyState Court The decision in Ann Arbor's nine-month-old building disp...…
… e -- - . - . --. - - .-. . -.1 - - --- - - 114 THE MICHIGAN DAILY- SUNDAY, JANUARY 19. 1947 loekey, Basketball eamsWi innesota,_ Purdue Suprunowicz Sparks ers to 66-43in Elliott, Harrison, Mikulich Hold Purdue's High-Scoring Forwards to Five Markers Bucks Beat Wildcats COLUMBUS, 0., Jan. 18- (IP)-Ohio State beat North- western tonight 60 to 49. The defeat ended a three-game los- ing string for Ohio State bas- ketball team and kept North...…
…. -T 19, 191'7" THE MICHIGAN DAILY DOHERTY'S DIL EM [iehigan Mat men Defeat Nortliwestern Two Positior ISA: " 'sy 'Vacation' Faces Wolverine reams with 13 Events' Vhile most Michigan students 1 ders, as the case may be. The I be enjoying a supposedly well- circuit ends, as it begins, with a ned vacation between ,emes- basketball game, this time in Ann s, the Wolverine athletic teams Arbor. have no sucn pleasant prospect in view. There...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'Political rHERE HAS BEEN concern expressed by students who claim that the University is thwarting their efforts to bring "political speakers" to the campus. % One group holds that "if a man holds po- litical office at the time he is asked to speak, it is virtually impossible to get permission for him to speak on campus." Whether or not the student feeling is well-founded, it seems appropriate to clar- ify existing rulings...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ket Sales 'Pay-off' ~in Feb. 7 tional Woman-Bid e Will Be Presented \ortarboard Feb. 1 4 Cickets for Mortar Board Pay- Dance, to which women stu- its traditionally take J-Hop ,es, will be sold on campus Sop week-end, Feb. 7 and 8. rhe dance will take place from .m. to midnight Friday, Feb. 14 the L'eague Ballroom, and will informal. Al Townsend and his piece orchestra, which has been tured at the Campus Casbah, I furnish m...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JAI fODERN SIMPLICITY: Le Corbusier's Architecture, Art Are Dsplayed in Exhibit SAVES TIME AND TROUBLE: colleges Copy_'U' Registration Systei By JERRY JAMES Le Corbusier is one of the most outstanding present-day architects in Europe and in the world, ac- cording to Prof. Jean Paul Slusser; director of the University art school. An exhibit .of Le Corbusier's works is now on display in the Alumni Memorial Hall Art...…
…i IW JANUARY 19, 194 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ITARY JUSTICE: Lrmy Court Martial Reform Supported by_'U' Veteran Insuring that the officers as- signed to court-martial work are. ualified lawyers is equally as im- ortant as enlarging the Army's udge Advocate General's Depart- ent in eliminating the defects in e present military judiciary sys- em, according to Leonard Men- elson, pre-law student at the Uni- ersity. Mendelson, who served with the...…
…" . THE MICHIGAN DAILY 4 AME OLD STORY: Financial Problems ContLin ne To Harry State Legislature DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN By FRANCES PAINE Financial dilemmas are nothing new to the Michigan state legis- lature. The problems facing the pres- ent session, as a result of the di- version of one-sixth of sales tax proceeds for public education, re- call the struggle which took place in Michigan 100 years ago to guar- antee funds for the school...…
…CANADIAN Y .4ft 'iz'"n CITIZENSHIP ACT i1u FAIR AND CLOUDY See Page 2 Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVII, No. 85 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 18, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS Talmadge Bars Arnall From Office in Capitol; Big Four Draft Treaties New 'Capitol' Established In OfficeBuilding Incumbent Decries 'Storm Troop' Force By The Associated Press ATLANTA, Jan. 17-Ellis Arnal lost his temporary offices in the statehouse rot...…
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…Page Two PERSPECTIVES Perspectives EDITOR. Margery Wald AssocTAT EDITORS Doris Cohen, Cid Corman, Russ LaDue LTER"RY STAFF Stan Bradshaw, Joan Lochner, June Friedenberg, Dave Stewart, Harry Moses MANAGING EDITORS Don Curto, June Miller SOPHOMORE STA . . Marge Granse, Norma Levy, Henry Schmer ADVISORY BOARD Arno L. Bader, Morris Greenhut, Allan Seager EDITORIAL what he does with that subject that concerns us; here, we feel, is the only THE L...…
