…THE MTCHIGITiAIEY Cagers Receive NCAA Tournament Bid I Three Teams To Pace Field In Conference Track Meet This week end's Western Con- ference track meet in Champaign isn't going to be the run-away that it was last year-not by a long shot. Any thoughts as to the pos- sibility of a repeat ,performance of the lop-sided fllini victory van- ished several months ago with the ineligibility of Messrs. Reh- berg and Vranek. There have even, been w...…
…_. " ' + i! i: -.C.rte ' - "'"-_ r _ L IT SO HAPPENS... * Thanks Awfully w Blut No Thanks ONE OF OUR FAVORITES English in- structors lost his watch; a very favorite watch, in fact, his only watch, and was over- joyed when he discovered that it had been turned in at the lost and found. He learned the name of the young man, an engine stu- dent- who had returned it and sent him a reward. But promptly in the return mail he receiv- ed the mone...…
…- THE MCR1GAT~-4IA~- Polio Virus Mystery Pierced, But Cure Remains in Future Although the polio virus is not entirely a mystery, a certain cure for polio remains for "some future AUP F 1avors Politieal Rights The American Association of University Professors has adopted a resolution pledging support to any university professor accused of communist activity, whether or not he is a Communist party member, Prof. Charles L. Jani:.- son announ...…
…T HE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MARCH 4, 1949 Capone Men Quiz Blocked, Hoffman Says Justice Department Accused ofStalling WASHINGTON, March 3--VP)- Chairman Hoffman (Rep., Mich.) accused the Justice Department today of putting "an iron curtain" In the way of his House Commit- tee's investigation of the paroling of four former Al Capone gang- sters. Attorney General Tom Clark hotly denied it. He also said i the committee turns up "any evi- de...…
…DISTORTION AND VENOM See Page 4 Yl r e LwFAO ~!laitV MORE F THE AML Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 105 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3, 1948 PRICE FIVE QENTS 1 Hazing Rules Submitted to raternities Report Provides For IFC Control By JIM WIMSATT Important progress toward stu- dent self-government will be made if the Interfraternity Council ac- cepts its present recommendations for the controlling of pledge haz- i...…
…r_.-THE MICHIGAN DAILY d f'AArTC. ___________. French Club Offers Students Tarlez-Vous' Since 1902 By FREDRIUA WINTERS tion on campus, the French club Clubs may come and clubs may endeavors to give its members a , but Le Cercle Francais hasc en going strong since 1902 and chance to meet their professors on ows every sign of continuing a social basis and train them in ?l into the twenty-first cen- a competent use of the French tongue. The olde...…
…94 TIlE MICIADN ILiAY MS wimmers Face Spartans Friday Night MSC Seeks Initial Win Over Wolverines Michigan's powerful swimming team will put its unblemished rec- ord on the line this Friday night when the Wolverines take on i Michigan State's natators in the East Lansing pool. Though the meet will be anti- climatic after the OSU affair last weekend, it should supply some excellent spectator material. Seibold, holder of the NCAA freshman recor...…
…THE MRICHIGAN DAILY Distortion and Venom I IT'S TIME FOR A CHANGE all right. About time, when a foolish little man can turn part of our "supreme" representa- tive body into .a mouthpiece for his own distorted views. Rep. J. Parnell Thomas, (Rep., N.Y.) has declared through his committee for-the- preservation-of-the-American - way - of-life (sub-commitee of the Un-American Activ- ities Committee), that Dr. Edward U. Con- don, atomic scientis...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sorority Rushing Closes; Panhel fknnounces Pledges, ROTC's Annual Military Ball To Be Presented March 19 (Continued from Page 1) garet Paton, Maxine Pearson, Ruth Ann Rupp, Barbara Seibert and Patricia Ann Stormont. Alpha Xi Delta: Dawn Baldauf, Frances Bendler, Marydel Berger, Phylliss Bliss, Barbara Boden- bender, Mary Boer, Irene Bronko, Nancy Coleman, Winifred Duckek. Patricia Isbell, Virginia Matz, Nancy Neff, Betty...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MAR05 8, 1948 Rushing Alpha Chis 1 Whoop It Up They Dri aCain pag.e' I 4 I w 1. aaiiy-Patterson. Daily-Patterson. WHO DANCED AT WHOSE WEDDING?-High point of every evening was the "jitterbug wedding"-western style (above). Whooping it up, from left to right, are members of the "wedding party": Pat Gurr (minister); Kiki Frick (bridesmaid); Mary Ann Wickersha...…
…UNFAIR DECISION .S e Pare ~4 Y LwF4b aii4l S NOW, StET Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 104 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 1948 PRICE FIVE VENT * * * * * * * * * * * * C Scientist Called Security Menace Crowd of 9,000 Atom Expert Charged with Spy Activities Condon Accused By House Group By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, March 1- A House Unamerican Activities Sub- committee declared ,today that Dr. Edward ...…
…'-THE MICHWAN -1TOATTY- TUESDAY. MARCH 2. 1949 { j u W a. .w......., ". . a n ar a v .c i w. .y./' 1 a.L. y./..L +Ll N, 1 7YD r Editor's Stand Supported by Campus IRA UNEXPLAINABLE QUIRK:, Newberry Coeds Establish Radio Station The Inter-racial Association has recently sent a letter to George MacArthur, editor of the Univer- sity of Georgia publication "Red and Black" supporting his stand on discrimination. MacArthur has been fighting f...…
…TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 1948 THE MICHIGAN D A ILY .......... . .. . ............ .. . . . .................. . . . . . . . .. . ..................... . - - - ---------- Wolverinesto owa 51 -35 To Take CageCrown O1d 'M' Stars In Jui'K IIBITZTG By DICK KIRAUS Daily Sports Editor Team Moms Mi chigan Scores Double KO Baseball Practice Lund, B1anchardI Dapper Work Out With WoIverine Aspirant Batsmen g7 Watch Cagers In Netting Grvid, Cour tl...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Unfair Elliott Decision rfHE DECISION OF the Western Confer- ence faculty representatives on Bump Elliott's eligibility comes as a great shock. With this ruling one of the last vestiges of the belief that collegiate football belongs to the men who play it, disappears. It is deplorable that men supposedly representing the best interests of intercollegiate athletics should be guilty of the selfishness and un- fairness which ...…
…TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY League Calls For Dance Class Aids A mass meeting for all coeds in- terested in serving as assistant teachers and hostesses for the men's social dancing classes will be held at 5 p.m. Thursday in the League Ballroom. Details of the classes which will begin next Monday will be ex- plained by Sue Smith, dance chairman. All coeds including freshmen are eligible for this League activity. Sponsored by th...…
…THE MICIIIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, ALARCHI ASSOCIATED PRESS P CTURE NEW Band To Cive Concert at Hill First Program of '8 Slated for Thu'rs dav The University Concert ind, conducted by Prof. William 1. lRe- velli, will present its first Concert of the year at 8:301) . L Tuimsdy in Hill Auditorium. The band that dazzled Rose Bowl rooters has been transformed into a polished concert band or- ganization and promises to prove its talents with a varied...…
…A REAL MEAL TICKET See Page 4 LjYl r e Si 4r aiA1 WINTER AGAIN Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 103 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS 'M' Cagers Edge OSU 40-36, Cinch itle Tie *7* * * * * * * * * * * 4' BiIV ERP Passes To Senators r For Approval Committee OK's. Recovery Plan WASHINGTON, Feb. 28-(AP)- The Senate Foreign Relations Committee today formally recom- mended approval of a $5,...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1948 A I Short-Form Relieves Student Taxpayer EDITORS o inTrretativearticlsavailable at the Washtenaw Coun- If you fall into either the first or the mysteries of income tax pay- ty Collector of Internal Revenue second bracket, follow the short- mts.) Office, 207 First National Bank form directions carefully. Remem- By CRAIG WILSON Turig Main Sjthat you are filing for the calendar students who did not...…
…SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1948 U THE MICHIGAN DAILY ... s r 4 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in The Daily Official Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Notices V for the Bulletin should be sent in typewritten form to the office of the Assistant to the President, Room 1021 Angell Hall, by 3:00 p.m. on the day preceding publication (11:00 a.m. Sat- urdays). Notices SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1948 VOL. LVIII, No. 103 ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DVAILY sunDt, A t, 1 A Real Meal Ticket AN UNPLEASANT PACT which is not so easy for well-fed America to pass off lightly is that there are 230 million starving children overseas. Today, leap year's extra day, has been ,c t aside by the United Nations for the bene- fit of poorly clothed and hungry children everywhere. Workers, merchants, indus- trialists, everyone, all over the world is urged by the UN to give whatever they earn ...…
…SU'NDYERUARY 29, 1 95~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY - - - - - ------ ------------- . . . ...... . ......... - .................. ... Petitifoning Opens 'For WRf Board Informational Mass Meeting Scheduled; All Coeds Eligible To Apply for 30 Posts Petitioning is now open for the 30 positions on the 1948-49 WAA Board, and petitions will be due Saturday, March 13 in the Undergrad- uate Office of the league. A mass meeting will be held at 4:30 p.m. Mo...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILYFs VMAY, FE TnTTn' . Defeats Buckeye Swimmers, Cagers Ohio String Clipped at 19 Sehnittkei Held to 7 oiits Dye Picks U. of 31. Interv iewed after last night's game, Tippay Dye, Ohio State coach, called the Wolverines "a better team than Iowa." Commenting further on this year's down-to-the-wire hoop race in the Big Nine, the Buck- eye mentor stated that, in his opinion, Michigan would emerge victorious, particularly in v...…
…SUNDAY, FERUTARY 29, x9,48 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pucksters Overwhelm Aigler Statement In a statement on the Elliott dcclsion to the Associated Press, Prof. Ralph Aigler, Michigan faculty representative, said: "It results in the denial to him, a veteran, of privileges and benefits that he would have had, had he not entered service. Civilians, who could determine their own schedules, are having, under the war rules, four full seasons." "Ending...…
…rAGc E IGHT THIE DCIE~NIAILY .. .. In C ]A .. R..n (.'IA ALiN AI. WIRED FOR SOUND: Itater i'-Dorm iHookup Added To West Quad Radio Station COLLEGE 1(0)1 JNiglfp: ,- .. __..._ . 1 1 1 Sheepalerdiiig Out for Iowa Students SfiLE By MARY STEIN A wired radio network set up by enterprising dorm residents now covers almost the whole West Quad, and broadcasts both inter- dorm shows and FM programs from WPAG-M. A new station, WQAD, recently s...…
…POST HOLLYWOOD TRIAL Y WIFA6 Da itli CANCEL THAT I'ICNI t JLa test Ieadlinme in the Saote VOL. LVIII, No. 102 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1948 PRICE FIVE CEN~TS Report Stalin Asks Finnish Defense Pact News Is Greeted With Pessimism By The Associated Press HELSINKI, Finland, Feb. 27- Sources close to the Government s said today Marshal Stalin has asked Finland to join the chain of Soviet defense pacts stretching across ...…
…(PAGE TWO "-' . SATURD1AY. FERUTARY 28. 1949 - u THE MTCIWle.tT ilITV - 1 i1 .L 1 11'1r 117.1A'1'i l\ L7L-liL 1 A7 L11 V L '>/!11 i' i%1714V Ci.iV i 16Q 1:1Y0 ' I Post-Hollywood Trial ROBERT KENNY, lawyer for the 10 Holly-i wood writers sounded a warning here at Michigan last week which has already be- come fulfilled in the news. He stated that unless we become aware of the violation of our rights involved in the contempt ,irials, the d...…
…SATURDAY, F BEUARYr 28, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Michigan, MSC Track Meet Ends in 57-57 1 7'0S f Tank, Mat, ** Gym Squads Face Action Out-of-State . :csetbalI1 Thinclads Win (Continued from Page 1) ie rison, the team's top-man with 125 points in 10 games, and Pete Elliott at guards; Mack Su- By BUD WEIDENTIIAL prunowicz, three tallies behind Michigan and Michigan Statej Harrison in the "hit" parade, ran to a 57-all tie in a thrilling a...…
…0 I SATUIWAY, FE.BRUARhY 28, MIA I THlE MICIGAN DAILY LEAP YEAR BLITZ: G1i1 Wolfpack Track I)owi., jail EligibIe Au irora Bk IlIors AURORA, Ill.. Feb. 27 -- ) soon had the jail buling with 200 Aurora's "powder puff" ai' Pns- c tration conducted a one-day reign bclolors. of terror today-as far as the The crime-backelorhood. The city's bachelors were concerned. punishment--fines consisting of Eighty-six determined girls, 1& ':ilk stockings...…
…POOR SEAWAY OPPOSITION See Pace 4 C qr- i r it 4 rn Daii4 DRIZZLING CLOUDS Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 100 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS City Has Too Little Space for Expansion Local Builders Say Increase in 'U' Enrollment Cited As Factor in 'Critical Shortage' Ann Arbor has grown too big for its breeches. With enrillmmnt in the University more than twice its pre-war figure, includn...…
…FINAL MADDY VICTORY See Page 4 flit 6 D~aii4 MUCH MOISTURE Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 101 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBLUARY 27, 1948IF C PRICE FIVE CENTS Ticket Foul Up Forces Change In Distribution By ART HIGBEE and FRED SCHOTT Five thousand student preferential basketball tickets for tomor- row's Ohio State game underwent a strange odyssey around campus Wednesday-and consequently a few of them failed to show up a...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Fraternities Tied for Loop Title Fast Pace Set In IM Bowling Afer a week of upsets and f a- vorites coming through the I-M singles bowling tournament swings into second week today. Dick Bogard turned in the best series of, the tourney, 190, 211, 203 -604 as he completely outclassed Al Wistert. The dependable Ralph Wilder- mann rolled the best series, 244 on his first game, in defeating Bill Powell 581 to 474. Other high sc...…
…-E TWO ~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY .a aa..u iii i 1RSii ,F tii f Z! M id 1 t . ,... 4 SUB-CIVILIZATION: University Underground Has Labyrinths, Mystery,_Kilroy 8 L i 5 By KEN LOWE Bent on viewing the changes in the underground aspects of the campus, The Daily recently made a tour of the network of tunnels that services nearly every building on the grounds. The party entered the tunnels at a point below the Plant Service Building and proceeded w...…
…109 THE MICHIGAN DAILY C gers I~(1eiflg JUST KiBITZING! M'Athle icsFallShy of DesiredGoal i * * +1 By ]DICK;.KRAUS Daily Sports Editor ACADEMICALLY Michigan may have all the best of it, but as far as athletics are concerned, Michigan State is a better school. If you admit that the function of a University's athletic pro- gram is to fulfill the athletic needs of its student body, the Spartans come a lot closer to coin- plete success th...…
…?= ? aIJ~ ~,U4~TI I Ht4~ 4L PAGE I GEZUNDHEIT! Hayfever Heritage Should Be Considered Before Marriage By SHEILA MILLMAN If you are contemplating mar- riage, you had better find out if your prospective mate has hay- fever, for according to Dr. Buena- ventura Jimenez of the allergy clinic at Health Service, the ten- dency to allergy is inherited. "The tendency to allergy is a dominant hereditary characteris- tic which may be transmitted by on...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Poor Seaway Opposition ALWAYS-PUT OFF until tomorrow what you could do today. This sentence seems to best describe the attitude of Senator Robert A. Taft toward the St. Lawrence Seaway as expressed at a luncheon in Detroit Monday. In his speech, Senator Taft came out against the building of the St. Lawrence Seaway at the present time, but not because he is against the project as to its value. Rather, he is against the spen...…
…FOUR I THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 194$ ,._ ........................................ j. _ ------ - -- Final Mladddy Vietory STUDENT MUSICIANS in this country, which supposedly guarantees free speech, are finally free to broadcast over national hook-ups after a five-year ban imposed by dictator Petrillo. Dr. Joseph E. Maddy, National Music Camp Director at Interlochen, has led a ymuch-publicized five-year barrage cam- paign o...…
…THURSDAY, FEBRUAR~Y 26, 1948~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY SHOT IN THE ARM: Students Get Drug Habit MoreEasily Than Others By FRAN IVICK Are college students more likely to become drug addicts than the average person? They are, in the opinion of a local pharmacist, who for year,, has watched University students buying pain-killers and insomnia cures, filling in their daily 4 and 10 o'clock slumps with coffee, coke and candy bars. Drugs Bought "Stud...…
…% FEBRUARY z7, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FEBRUARY 27, 1948 PaGE Sport Club Picks Coeds Basketball Group To Meet Today Newly ciected mem ibers of th.° WAA Basketball Club will meet at 4 p.m. today at Barboiir Gym. Members \vere selected from the tryouts held last week. Among the players are Tommy Angell, Betty AschenBrenner, Mary Ballantyne, Lua Bartley, Patricia Brenneman, Audrey Crawford, Barbara Cutler and Janet Dewey. Also included ...…
…dk THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, ,FEBRUARY 26, 1948 MAN T HE MAINSAIL! 'Boats Don't Get Stuck ill Basements' Builder Says By BOB BYERLY Too many .people worry about boats getting stuck in basements, according to Dave Brown, Ann Ar- bor boat builder. "Every time somebody sees my workshop," he says, "they ask me if I can get the boat out all right." In eight years of building sail- boats, the last year on contract to sell, Brown hasn't made o...…
…t4, Open e tter to the £tudet : i r j f >. .. \.. f .,:...Y t i ' In any post-war period it is necessary to revive the customs and traditions of the past. In this task a yearbook can but point the way.This is one aim of the '48 MICHIGANENSIAN. Our theme, "vital history," is designed to weave a half century of Michigan into the living pattern of today's university. We have tried to mirror the pride, humor, pathos and accomplishments behind t...…
…FRIDAY, FEBRU~1ARY 27, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Michigan Sextet Meets Colorado in NCAA Preview TWO AGAINST ONE: 'M' Duet challenges OSU's Smith in Battle ofFreestylers By MERLE LEVIN Ohio State's varsity pool may well come to a boil this Saturday night when the Buckeye's mighty Bill Smith becomes a third party to the torrid duels being staged weekly by Michigan's Gus Stager and Matt Mann III. Smith, holder of the world's rec- ord in the ...…
…EIGHT THE MtCHI AN DAILY THE M.CHGAN DAIL NOW IS THE HOUR H0ow To Pay Your Income Tax in Three Easy Lessons By CRAIG WIL SON (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is ie first i a series of interpretutive artieles on the mysteries of income tax pay- ments.) Students without means of de- fense are going to be on the spot when Uncle Sam's revenue men call March 15, for their annual in- come tax collection. But the spot .wll not be very difficult if they foll...…
…Exclusive: G. B. Shaw Gives Lowdown on Waflace By NATALIE BAGROW Dlaily Special Writer Copyright Feb. 24, 1948 by The Michigan Daily George Bernard Shaw, who is never at a loss for an opinion about anything, has somcthing to say about Henry A. Wallace and American liberals, too. Looking at American politics from a British and Fabian view, Shaw asserts that Wallace must educate the liberals, "whose princi- rles are flatly opposed to his (Wall...…
…THE ICHIGAN 'DAILY _________ <11T, . ww BOMBS AWAY! University Flying Club Events Have Air CorpsAtmnlsphere Bombing practice; cross-coun- try flights to Florida, Salt Lake City, the East Coast; licensed flight instructors-it sounds like the US Air Force bt all of this; is to be found in the University Fly- ing Club. The bombs are bags of flour, the cross-country flights are made by members of the club and the hi- censed instructors, two of ...…
…LRY 25, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY * I 'M'Road Games Paid Off Cagers Prove Pup Brings Mermen Map Good Defense e Lurk Plans to Halt CANDID CLOSE-UP! Hockey Tourney Preview Here in Week-End Action 1 I Best Offense Home or Away- They Look Okay By IRWIN ZUCKER Bob Hope, Bing Crosby and Dottie Lamour have all been suc- cessful on the road-and so has - Michigan's 1947 - 48 basketball team! The record books show that the league-leading Wolverines...…
…1 i ,MICT IKIGA -t~i-AE!L HouSing Situation FRANK W. CORTRTGHT, Washington Ex- ecutive Secretary of the National Asso- clation of Home Builders, reported yesterday that homebuilling during the last half of 1947 was at the rate of a million dwellings a year. The total dwellings completed was given as 834,000, which had broken all prev- jos records. The same day that the National Associa- tion of Home Builders were pointing at this record with...…
… '" irk[ t,;" 1 "u ri 1 ly _ l . Y i _ i Dancing Classes To Open March Previous Registration Will Be Taken; Hostesses To Meet in League March 4 8 Red Cross Announces New Plans Registration for the men's social dancing classes which will begin March 8, will be held from 2 to 4 p.m. Friday, ,March 5 in the League. Sponsored by the dance class committee under auspices of the o unteers May Work For League Coeds who are interested in serv- ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY EDDAY, BOOKS OR BEER? Studying Imbibers Reveal HighestAcademic Averages By PAT JAMES and DON McNEIL Where do students absorb the most-the General Library or the downtown taverns? The results of a Daily survey reveal an astounding thing-the intelligentsia spend their evenings downtown, while the Library is UWF To Hear Leland Stowe On One 'World Under the auspices of the Unit- ed World Federalists, Leland Stowe, noted foreig...…
…PALESTIlNE R ALLY See Page 4 Y Sw11 A ~Iai4* DAY NOA ROBINS AN Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 98 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Parties Move Ahead in'48 Drives Here Campus G.O.P. Group Forming By BEN ZWERLING The campus edition of the 1948 election campaign gathered mo- mentum yesterday as the Young ' Democrats chapter made its bid for University sanction, while the Wallace Progressives p...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, Frosh Upset Jayvees,_37-27 Mann Tanksters Down Gophers, 52-32 j Olsen, Vanderkuy Pace Attack; Tight Zone Halts Late J-V Bid By ED HOFFMAN Michigan's freshman cagers gave their big brothers a lesson in what they had learned in the arts of basketball yesterday when they trounced the jayvees, 37-27, in the Yost Field House. Using a close zone defense, the frosh held the jayvees to 10 points in the first half w...…
