…28, 1947 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE '48 PRICES DOWN: New Packards On Line Without Production Delay DROUGHT-STRICKEN CONTINENT: European Governments Face Winter Privation DETROIT, Sept. 27 -{A) - Packard Motor Co. announced to- day that along with the best out- put month of the year to date it had put its 1948 model line into production without a single day's stoppage of assembly lines. George T. Christopher, Packard president, described the...…
…._x THE MICHIGAN DAILY st s a. .. a .a ~n . v a . a. ar a r i~ . ...... . .,_. . _ . t Fifiy-Eighth Year -~ - , ~ .... -- - - - r" P~It Edited and;n anag ci Oy -.udent of the Uni- versIty of Mic hi ::n r teo authorit of the Boad in (Con.rol of i. ii llulications. Editori Staf John Ctnpbe .. ......... Mqnaging Editor Clyd e e h l ....... ........ . . . City Editor art ina , .on .. ... ..... .ditorial Director ince Mint ....................A...…
…-SUNDAY SEPTEMBI)ER.28,-1947 THE MICHIGAN DAILY I I Varsity Night Will Feature Student Talent Appointments to audition for the annual Varsity Night Variety Show, to be held October 24 in Hill Auditorium, may be made by calling in person at Harris Hall or phoning the University, extension 2114. For the past eight years the University Bands have sponsored a talent program, featuring stud- ent entertainers and guest stars, to add to the festi...…
…SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, . .. .... Louise Suggs Wins Golf Title On Last Green Dorothy Kirby Fails In Late Bid for Cup By The Associated Press DETROIT, Sept. 27-Sun-tann- ed Louise Suggs, a little Georgia peach hardly taller than the driver she swings so well, won the 1947 Women's National Amateur Golf Championship today in a sensational finish from a fellow Georgian who went down to de- feat after a heart-breaking chal- lenge in the...…
…Y, SEPTEMBER 28, 1947 ' THE M ICHIGAN DAIL'Y J Spartans BIG NINE ROUNDUP: Wisconsin Rolls Ovi Purdue Eleven, 32-1 er L4 * * * Prove Easy Meat For Hungry Michgan Offense Strong In Grid Season Opener Chappuis Hits Pay Dirt Three Times as Dworsky, Kempthorn Shine in Line Play By The Associated Press MADISON, Wis., Sept. 27-Wis- consin's Badgers, getting the jump on their Big Nine football compe- tition, scored in every period to day to p...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY S'UIAY, RE"EMM t2, 1041 1 DESOLATE SPOUSES: British Husbands Plead For Lost Russian Wives LONDON, Sept. 27-('P)-Rus- sia obviously would like to drop the subject-but sentimental and outraged Britons are constantly reminding the Soviet Union that it is holding within its borders the wives of 15 Englishmen. For two years the English hus- bands, back from military and diplomatic service in the Soviet Union, have been tryi...…
… mUsic SUPPLEMENT Y Lw 43UtLa ~Iuii4 MUSIC SUPPLEMENT ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1947 ® _ ^ _ i Biggest Musical Season Will Begin Oct. 2 Noted Boston SymphonyTo Appear Here Will Be Directed By Koussevitzky The Boston Symphony Orches- tra, which will appear in Ann Ar- bor under Serge Koussevitzky, Dec. 8, has had a long history of great performances since it was first organized in 1881. Famed for Berkshire Fest...…
…' 'T T '; 11T T f: N T ( 11 ' Tl T T :Y . SUNDY. SEPEMBR 2.124f.0 _i Xlrl1. _.ily N IIA TV i gL\nv111-YMUR1R11& Z.AAA 1 W .E .PE31 . TL. 3 U t A 4 "LM a " <7 L11 1 L' 1Tlila:rlL /J0, AA'Y 4 Russian Pianist T o Appear In Third Ann Arbor Concert Alexander Brailowsky, celebrat- ed Russian pianist, will be heard in recital March 10 in Hill Audi- torium when he makes his third concert appearance in Ann Ar- bor. Brailowsky, who was last here d...…
…SUNtAi, SEPTEMEt 28, 1947 Westminster Choir To Sing Here in First Postwar Tour THE MICHIGAN DAILY VAt't I I tm jw -M IIW N- Westminster Choir, a distin- guished concert group of 40 voices will appear here Nov. 24 in Hill Auditorium during its first trans- continental tour since the war. The choir is famed for its rich choral music. Its repertoire in- cludes the works of contemporary Musician Is Member of Big Bassoon Clan The Cincinnati S...…
…PAGE THE MICHIGAN DAILY- Short Extra Series SERGE KOUSSEVITSKY FIVE CONCERTS PATRICE MUNSEL, Soprano ... . . ""........ Sat., Oct. 18 SCLEVELAND ORCHESTRA, George SzeII, Conductor . Sun., Nov. 9 DON COSSACK CHORUS, Serge Jaroff, Conductor " . Tues., Dec. 2 MINNEAPOLIS SYMPHONY, Dimitri Mitropoulos, Conductor ". . ." .. .. Sun., Feb. 15 ALEXANDER BRAILOWSKY, Pianist...."....... Wed., Mar. 10 ora Union Series SET SVANHOLMTEN CONCERTS KARIN BRANZ...…
…BOOK EXCHANGE See Page 4 Y AF4un 7Iaii4 GOOD GRID WEATHER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 5 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, Sept. 27, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS Annual Wolverine- Spartan Clash Today Troop SMay uit Holy.Land,.Korea ..eds.Ask....S..W.th.rawal..Too; B..i.....Willing.To......Mandate UniversityRae A Heavy Favorite Town's Oldest Drama Reeniacted For Fortieth Time in Ann Arbor By BOB LENT One of this town's oldest...…
…T' Ot TWO THE lICHIGAN -DAILY SATURDAY, ... BATTISTINI'S OPINION: U.S. Leads World in Science Peruvian Hygienist Declares Poilock Begins Vets MayApply for 'U' Apartnients PgvMarried veterans may take a years , JW ork iniNew 'tI toward the realization of a First consideration for the Sr' By JIM MARCHEWKA The United States is now the leading country in all aspects of science, according to Dr. Tele- maco S. Battistini, director of the Nat...…
…SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1947 T HE MICHIGAN DAILY MSC Invades Michigan 'A' Grid Student Returns Crisler Team Enters Tussle As Favorites Over 65,000 Fans To Witness Clash (Continued from Page 1) year the Toledo tailback made a football do everything but stand up and sing the "Star Spangled Banner". If he can do it again' this year he is a cinch, All-Ameri- canBut more than one gridiron hero has found it anything but easy to reach the heigh...…
…FOURg SATURDAY, SEPTEMER 27, 1947 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Fifty-Eighth Year MATTER OF FACT: Realpolitdi ls . y . .... ._..__... ._ _..__ _...--I I DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Letters to the Editor... Edited and managed by students of the Uni- versity of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff John Campbell ...................Managing Editor :lyde Recht.......... ....... ......City Editor...…
…27, 194 TH E MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE .._ . . Housing for Coeds Completed In Spite of Increased Enrollment According to the official hous- ing census aprepared by the Office of th~e Dean of Women as of the beginning of the first day of classes, the number of women on campus has been set at 5063. There are 162 more women stu- dents registered this semester than in the fall of '46. The ratio of married women to single coeds has also increased c...…
…SEK THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, SEPTA 27, 1047 SIX SATURDAY, S~W1~'EM3~ 2~. 1~4?. MORE TO COME: Hoenke Family Enrolls At University En Masse "A father and son enrolled i the University is no unusual dis- covery; I've got a whole family here." Thus Heinz R. Hoeneke, '49, brushed previous records aside and established a claim for the largest number of members of any family attending the University at one time. Both of Hoeneke's parents a...…
…ACTION ON PRICES? See Page 4 Y gilt41UU E uit FAIR AND WARMER VOL. LVIII. No. 4 Taft Blasts U.S. Foreign 'WP 'Poliy Says Russia Not Essential to UN By The Associated Press TACOMA, Wash., Sept. 25-In one of the most comprehensive statements on U.S. foreign policy by a top ranking Republican, Sen- ator Taft (Rep., Ohio) tonight de- cried the possibility of what he termed "International WPA" fi- nanced by the United States as a solution to t...…
…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1947, THANKSGIVING DINNER: Furniture Worker To Eat First Meal in 26 Years PITTSBURGH, Sept. '25-(1)- Mickey Schuster lay in a hospital bed tonight and concentrated on drawing up a menu for -his first honest-to-goodness meal in 26 years. His throat seared by lye he Observatory To Be Open to PublicTonight Tle Angell Hall observatory will be open to the public from 8 to 10 p.m. today for observat...…
…'AY,. SEPTEMBER 26, 1947 r THE MICTTIGAN D AYIN ,PAGE THREE Tnr MTCT11T.TC11 A N 1bS11\ *PAV.IE trJTRlu' - ix"Al 1111L L' L' i t THE JOB GOES ON: Students Brave Hazards in Temporary Class Building Students attending classes in the temporarystructure located behind the health service buildinr will have to compete with work- men rushing the unit to comple- tion for at least two more weeks. Study Hazards Abound On a brief tour of the buil...…
…FRMAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1947 FAGE FOUR T HE MICHIGAN DAILY I Fifty-Eighth Year ON WORLD AFFAIRS: Report from Europe BILL MAULDIN fi Edited and managed by students of the Uni- versity of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff John Campbell ...................Managing Editor Clyde Recht ........................City Editor Stuart Finlayson ................Editorial Director Eunice Min...…
…AY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1947 THE MICHIGAN DAILY rr.n Coeds Forbidden To Attend Unofficial Weekend Parties Notices Must Be Printed in D.O.B. All women students on campus are forbidden to attend weekend fraternity parties unless they are authorized by theuOffice of Stu- dent Affairs, and notice of them printed in the Daily Official Bul- letin on the Wednesday preceding the party. This system was set up as a safety measure for coeds lasi spring a...…
…I PAGE SIR THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1947 Y Ii Backfield Big Question Mark As Squad Prepares for Scrap With Grand Rapids JC Team A dearth of hard-chargin' I ;uckeyes of Ohio State on Noce Old PEM Course Gets Shot in Arm New Golf, Sports Survey Courses Supplemented by Visual-Aid Devices ROUGH AND TUMBLE: Englander, Whitehouse, Ketterer Standout As 150-lb. SquadHolds Rugged Session em. backs seems to be the major prob...…
…SEPTEMBtERt 26, 1947 w THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN Do YouKnow .. JUST KIirTZING BY DICK KRAUS Daily Sports Editor THIS COLUMN is going to be different. It is going to say that Michigan and Michigan State are going to play a football game tomdrrow and let it go at that. Building up interest for a Michigan-State game is a pretty unnecessary occupation anyway. A slightly less than mediocre Spartan team drew some 70,060 spectators to Ann...…
…. PAG" I TIE MICHIGAN DAILY FR MAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1947 PREFER A WOODEN SHACK? New Buildings Useful But Inartistic, Students Say By FRAN IVICK As the University's multi-mil- lion dollar building program' moves forward, students and fac- ulty of the art school look on in amazement. Observers are unanimous in their approval of the buildings as to their usefulness, but the design of the buildings has evoked min- gled sentiments. Compared to...…
…ORGANIC PROBLEM Y L LwF46 7Iai4b COOLER, CLEAR See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 3AH, ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, SEPT. 25, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS U.S.-Russian Fight To Get Airing in UN Plan To Answer Soviet Charges By The Associated Press LAKE SUCCESS, Sept. 24-The United Nations Assembly's rank- ing political committee shoved the United States - Russian battle ahead of all other main business late today. This ...…
…THE MICHP9AN DAILY MARCH TO VICTORY: U' Band Prepares Songs, Formations for State Game The University of Michigan Marching Band which has been drilling intensively this past week in order to be ready for its first appearance of the season Satur- day at the Michigan State game, will present a program based on familiar Michigan songs and yells. The program will open with the traditional salute to State and will conclude with the block "M" and ...…
…THRSRDAY,-SEP-TEMBER -25-47. THE MICHIGAN DAILY FUTURE STARS: Schoolboy Track Champions B fA" W n1 Jv~r7" (n7. 7 nr Do You Know ..I By GEORGE VETTER The spring track season is many moons away to everybody but the coaches and runners concerned. "Now," according to Freshman coach Don Canham, "is when we lay the foundations"-and when a track coach speaks of "founda- tions" he means a rough cross country season. At any event, it's not too ear...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY t-g Y g r i Burt Fifty-Eighth Year I'D RATHER BE RIGHT: New American Type BILL MAULDIN ,, N \ t\\ \ Nk X Edited and managed by students of the Uni- versity of Michigan undernthe authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff John Campbell ...................Managing Editor Clyde Recht ..........................City Editor Stuart Finlayson ...............Editorial Director Eunice Mintz ..........…
…THE MIICHIGAN DAILY League, Panhel Ball Committee Positions fvailable to Women TIME OF YOUR LIFE: WAA Clubs Again Active; Schedule Shows, Meetings FOR THAI' FOOTBALL DATE: STADIUM ROBES I. FIVE LEAGUE positions are now open to.-undergraduate women, it was announced by Jo Reuland, president of the Interviewing Committee. Parents Announce Recent Marriage Mr. and Mrs. Miles B. Coghlan of Riverside, Illinois., announce the marriage of the...…
…r tir ^ r, w-,e% A DAILY NEW CIVIL WAR: Southern Walkout on Racial Problem Is Avoided by NSA By TOM WALSH Binging into agreement on the question racial discrimination in education the Negro and white delegates from the North and South was the toughest problem facing the NSA convention. The Chicago conference had ac- cepted an "equal rights and op- portunities" clause to hold the Announce Five New Additions To Psych Staff The psychology dep...…
…Good Investment See Page 4 Y lAzr 43ZU 4:3atlu COLD, WET Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 2 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 24, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS UAW Heads Hit Reuther WasteCharge Union Squabble Led by Thomas By The Associated Press DETROIT, Sept. 23-The inter- national executive board of the CIO United Auto Workers toda3 rebuked union President Walter P. Reuther who charged last week that over $500,000 in union fu...…
…71, HE AI C x.11AN lAILY 1 WEDNESDAY, SEPTE1FiBER-K IM ___I - I Psychologist Hits Methods Of Child Care Claims U.S. Children Treated 'Like Dogs' Children in America ge't the same kind of treatment the Eng- lish give their pet dogs. That was the charge againstc American methods of rearing chil- dren, levelled by Dr. William Ste- phenson, director of the Institute of Experimental Psychology at Oxford University, at a lecture here yesterday....…
…WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBE~R 24, 1947 THE MICHIGAN DAILY VARSITY MATERIAL? Campus Golfers Battle For Trueblood Trophy 4 Golf mentor Bert Katzenmeyer, keeping a weather eye open for any likely link talent, announced yesterday that the annual True- blood Tournament will get under way Monday with 32 qualifiers teeing off in match play. A 36 hole qualifying round is is now under way and any un- dergrad who has never 'received an "M" in golf is elig...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Fifty-Eighth Year I MATTER OF FACT: Good Investment BILL MAULDIN Letters to the Editor... Edited and managed by students of the Uni- versity of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Stafff John Campbell ...................Managing Editor Clyde Recht.......................City Editor Stuart Finlayson ..............Editorial Director Eunice Mintz..................Associate...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ' Assembly Board To Begin' Traditional Fortnight Today Assembly Fortnight, during which members of the Assembly Board will visit the various inde- pendent houses on campus to ex- plain the functions and plans of their organization for the com- ing year, begins today. The Assembly Board will be in- troduced, and their project, rais- ing money for the Fresh Aair Camp,, will be discussed. Climaxing the program, ac- cording...…
…r' THE MICHIGAN DAILY Former Daily Staff Member Writes Book Blanshard Exposes Caribbean Politics Paul Blanshard, '14, former Daily reporter, who has achieved prominence as government offi- cial, journalist, lawyer and lec- turer, has recently announced th< publication of a new book, "De- mocracy and Empire in the Carib- bean." After graduation Blanshard was chosen as a Rhodes scholar. He and his twin brother, Brand Blan- shard, now Professor ...…
… LEGISLATURE WELCOME See Page 4 i £rt 4M 743 ai1is FAIR, COOL ... . ............ . ....... . .. . , LVIII, No. 1 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TIESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS U' enrollment Hits New Peak of urope Asks .S- for $19 iion in Aid lcononic Parley n Paris Closes ARIS, Tuesday, Sept. 23-(P) British messenger travelling ommercial plane left Paris jor United States early today, ng to U.S. Secretary of State shall a ...…
…Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY 7, TUESDAY, SEP __________________________________________ I I I HousingEased . .. (Continued from Page 1) commodations. A few such open- ings still remainsas the result of late cancellations. This year for the first time for- eign women students were con- tacted in their native lands before departure for the University so that appropriate housing could be AWaiting them on arrival. Out at Willow Village some 1265 -...…
… 23, 1 947 _TIHEMICHIGANDAILY Scholarship Applications Available Now Veterans may pick up applica- tion forms for Bomber Scholar- ships to be awarded this fall on or before Sept. 30 in Rm. 205 Uni- versity Hall, Ivan W. Parker, of the Scholarship Division, Office of Student Affairs, announced yesterday. The awards, in scholarships of $100 each, will be made according to need, character and scholarship ability after a comparison of can- did...…
…THE MICHIGAN WAILY wm-mw T IJESDAY, SmIT9MER 23, 194' BILL MAULDIN Z4.. Fifty-Eighth Year OPEN LETTER: Legislature Welcome ) -~-.- -Th Edited and managed by students of the Uni- versity of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff John Campbell................Managing Editor Clyde Recht ..........................City Editor Stuart Finlayson ................Editorial Director Eunice M...…
…23, 1947 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE impus Casbah To Reopen day with Winegar's Band S i apanying the advent of tained on football weekends. 7 football season, the Cam- Plans were being made to accom- bah, soft drink night club modate equally large numbers dens ad gest, wll oldthis season, according to Carla ents and guests, will hold Mullendore, chairman of the Cas- id reopening from 9 p.m. bah committee. ight Friday and Saturday, The entir...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1947 'M' Links Captain, Track Star Earn '47 NCAA Individual Championship By IRWIN ZUCKERj Two of Michigan's foremost athletes-Dave Barclay, smooth- swinging captain of the '47 golf squad, and Chuck Fonville, crack shot-put artist-were crowned na- tional collegiate champions in their respective specialties this past summer. Home, Sweet Home Appropriately enough, Barclay's one-up victory over Jack...…
…TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1947, THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE 150-PoundGriddersStart Practice for First Time Fifty-eight miniature Hilkenes, Fords, and Elliots reported to Coach Cliff Keen yesterday after- noon for the opening practice ses- sion of Michigan's new 150-pound football team. AiLtiougn only a small percent- age of the lightweights reported any previous varsity experience in high school or college, the new mentor was confident of the u...…
….' F THE MICHIGAN DAILY TTJE STMT, S P!'MII , CONVENTION OUTCOME: Results Seen by NSA Despite Conflicts By TOM WALSH EDITOR'S NOTE: Tbic is the fi'ct in a series of interpretative articles by a staff correspondent who was a University delegate to the consti- tutional convention of the National Student Association and chairman of the Michigan Region's delegation during the convention. Seven hundred delegates repre- senting more than one mil...…
… SECTION TWO Y 1Mwr A6F :43 a t JIS SECT ION TWO ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1947 ' Expansion Program Reaches Half-Way * * * * * * * * * * EAST QUADRANGLE Conduct Rules Reworded for Clarification Concern Liquor Use, Mixed Social Events University student conduct reg- ulations concerning social events and liquor have been reworded in order to clear up certain misun- derstandings. At a special meeting the Uni- ve...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 194t UNIQUE 11IS'TOR: Lobanov-Rostovsky Writes Book on Russia and Europe "Russia and Europe 1789-1825" by Prof. Andrei A. Lobanov-Ros- tovsky of the history department has just been published by the Duke University Press. The book contains a comprehen- sive analys-is of the roleof. Russia in the history of Europe during the period from 1789 to 1825. It differs from., the usual history in that it i...…
…TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1947 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAi TUESDAY, SEPTEl~EBER 2S, 194'? PA ____________________________________________________________________________________________ U S Wing-Clipped Stork Flys To View Cars, Golf Course, Vey Hospital CHICAGO-()-The books say if you clip a stork's wings short he can't fly. But the stork at suburban Brookfleld Zoo either hadn't read the books or needed a barber. He flew-for the first time in fi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1947 Student Book Exchange Faced With Critical Housing Problem The Student Book Exchange, campus organization designed to aid students in the sale and pur- chase of textbooks, is threatened with immediate liquidation unless new business quarters can be found. The Game Room of the Michi- gan League, where the Book Ex- change has been located for three terms is now needed for women's activities, and i...…
…TUESDAY, SEPTEM.~BER 23, 1947 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Midwestern Stars Prepare for '47 Grid Season 'gg g 9 4 TRIPLE THREAT-Illini backs Dwight Eddlem n (left), Art Dufflemeier (center), and Perry - - - - ------- IMoss who will lead the Illini attack htis year. Eddleman is a kicking specialist, Dufflemeier is a GEORGE GUERRE-Speedy Michigan State halfback who will top runner, and Moss quarterbacks and passes. be the mainecog in Snartan Coach "Bi...…
…F~OURTEEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1947 ... . ................. Keniston Will eti Of Liberal-Arts' in Dean jHayward Keniston of thej literary college will speak on "The Rise of the Liberal Arts College in America" in the first lecture of the new graduate course, Current Problems in Higher Education. at 7 p.m. today in Rm. 110 of the General Library. According to Dean J. B. Edmon- son of the education school, the course has...…
