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…inaepenaents Will Fill Top Board Offices Petitions are due at 5 p.m. Wed- nesday, April 13, for all positions on the Assembly Executive Board. Next fall the duties of second vice-president of Assembly and treasurer will be combined under the office of treasurer. Assembly Association secretary has charge of all expenditures and revenues and is responsible for compiling all budgets submitted to her by members of the Executive Board. These budget...…

…_____ _____ _____ ____T ICIH1GAN iDAilly r 1 t++; t ei , F Y: Lowdown on All Art Media Will Boe Souo-ht by Council DESPITE -COMPETITION: Future Bright for W illow Run Airport What is art, why is art and how?-that is the question. The newly formed Inter-Arts Council is out to track down the answer. Various groups from the art,. architecture and music schools, assisted by the play writ- ing, play production, modern dance and ballet group hav...…

…WVElNESD~AY, MARCH 30, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE; - - --------- THE MICHIGAN STORY: 'U' roessio 6al Schools,, ASSOCIATEDPRS Ro WCntinv 'd frrorn Pae 1I liam W. Cook, a former student, anno inced that he would give the law school a new building. Be- tween 1929 and 1933 three new buildings were completed - the present Law Quadrangle ---- the John P. Cook Building, the Wil- liam WV' Cook Legal Research Li- brary and Hutchins Hall. Thes...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY BRASS POUNDING': Hand Telegraphy Dying Out' What's Upin theDorms By JACK BARENSE The once prospering occupation of "brass pounding" is in its dy- ing phases; according to one of Ann Arbor's few remaining vet- erans of manual telegraphy. E. D. Whitesell, manager of the Ann Arbor Western Union, decid- ed back in 1903 to become a tele- graph operator. He said that in those days one of the best ways to see the still young Wes...…

…NSA CONFERENCE See-Page 4 Y Latest Deadline in the State tii CLOUDY, COOLER VOL. LIX, No. 127 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 29, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS Government Chaotic, Says Prof. Pollock Executive Lack Of Control Cited "The government in Washing- ton is completely out of control," Prof. James K. Pollock, a mem- ber of the Hoover commission for the reorganization of the govern- ment, told a meeting of the Mich- igan Exchange clu...…

…wo THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUJESDAY, I Inn, THE MICHIGAN STORY: Five University Schools Deal With Art of Healing DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN (Continued from Page 1) graduate of the school to later serve as its head. During its century of existence, the Michigan School of Medicine has been a pioneer and leader- demonstrating countless tech- niques which subsequently have become standard in American medicine. Dental School ... FOUNDED IN 1875, t...…

…TUESDAY, MATRCH 29, 1949 HTE MICHIGAN D-,,! Y SpringFootball Dratws Laree 04 Turnout APSPORT FLASHES GREENSBORO, N.C. - Sammy bail will be dead after the free Snead of White Sulphur Springs, throw attempt and the offended W.V.. defeated Lloyd Mangrum of team then will take it out of Chicago by two strokes yesterday bounds at ceniter court. in their 18 hole playoff for the I Greensboro Open golf tournament to get the top prize of $2,000. N...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, M NSA Con D ESPITE THE FACT that most campus wheels developed flat tires over the weekend, the National Student Association Michigan Regional Convention arrived at solutions for many student problems. Twenty out of a possible hundred Student Legislature members and candidates were present while NSAyers picked out the prob- lems the student leader finds when he faces students, administrators and faculty men. To su...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAQE m Assembly Board Posts Open To Junior, Senior Women WAA Leaders To Di SENIORS TheOff11iail Unive ,rsity 1111 scuss EDITOR'S NOTE: Tbis is the first of a series of articles discussing the duties of members of the Executive Board of Assembly Association. By LEE KALTENBACH Petitioning is now open for po- sitions on Assembly Association Executive Board of 1949-1950. Posts open to junior and senior women include presi...…

…PAGE. SIX TE AT-IC IGAUSSAALY TUESDAY. i r c. 1 Ir I t Swinton Cites Correspondent' Requirements Stresses Background In Country's Affairs "You must know the language, the politics and the people of the nation or area you are covering if you are going to gather and inter- pret the news accurately and ef- fectively," Stan Swinton, '40, said in yesterday's journalism lecture. According to the former chief of the Associated Press' Southeast A...…

…DEFLATION See Page 4 Y Latest Deadline in the State Daii4 RAIN, CLOUDY VOL. LIX, No. 126 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 27, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS Photo Finish Seen In Regent's Race Republican, Democratic Candidates Voice Replies to Daily Questions By DICK MALOY Daily City Editor Veteran political observers see a tight race in the April 4 primary for the two vacancies on the University Board of Regents. Republican candidates are Alfr...…

…TWO THE RMICHIGCAN DAILY FA IIflSOTPhOCLES.: Intighlrihsfthe fey It' a aseof :a stundettminister- ing to studenc ts ati, the St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church Fa te oho sM."Sophlocles, who has been the cOrthoidox pari;h priest for the parst five years, ~hopes to i, zi, his Ph.D. in history this .June. THlE FATHER was sent to Ann Arbor in 1.944 to minister to the dents te ot-Mantreet chrhadhehdhshal li!1. ] C11;1 7adfull Ier sce1(. The O...…

…SIhNDA ,1%MARcM I21, i94 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAE Regents Candidates Quizzed Running for Board Positions (Continued from Page 1) students for taking responsibility.1 FALK-I believe it would be the Communist Party I regard as such an issue. in my. opinion, should stand large- ly on their own feet, with the definite understanding that to the extent that private funds and re- search foundations established by business and individuals are ...…

…OUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY U v V II-1l L1 1, I~lfaw16Va11 Deflation WHILE THE COST of living rages on at gan all time high, and even decent hous- ng remains beyond the reach of millions of .amilies, the American consumer breathless- ly watches reports that the price index is falling. Each time a Washington economist announces an adjustment in comodity costs, the nations journals scream the news across their front pages. "The new era of DEFLAT...…

…fTYNTMA'Y, IMARCIT 27, 1911 TIE TMICliAN T Nl Eight Posts Open On PanhelBoard Petitions for Positions Due April 18, LeagueActivities Will Aid New President Sports Club To Organize Tomorrow The Women's Athletic Associa- Board Opens Petitioning All independent ,.phomort and junior women a Qe l il Io peti- "ion now for oit"^ion A m- bly Board fur 1949-i950. Sigma Delta Tau's Skit Takes 'Hillelzapoppin' Contest Honors EDI'TORL'S NOTE: This...…

…THIE MICHIGAN Pi 1LY SLt. 1.11, iMAX t 21 ;C'794k Go phzers 5FEdge Illinois, 52-si, Jb rGymnasi I Crown 4 Barthell-~is Twice as,- Places T h' d By CAL KLYMNAN Minnesota's Gophers agair proved their gymnastic super iority over the Western Conference yes- terday but were pressed all the way by an ambitious Illini aggre- gation in the Big Nine champion- ships held at the I-M Building. The determined N or t h men, barely edged the Indians, 52...…

…THE -IMOCAN DA LY PAGCW I ESION B UL LSESN by b. s. brown, sports editor C OLLEGIATE BASKETBALL has its opportunity to put oil some- thing of a "new look" riext year With the Rules Committee of th< National Association of Baskel~tball Coaches meeting today and to- morrow to decide on the proposed changes of the 116 cage mentors who are confabbing out in Scattle, the conflict between conrtiol-typt hall-handling 4and the fast-moving clubs w...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MRK2~14 President Voices Assembly's Views Regents Confirm Appointment 'Of Eight to UniversityFaculty The Board of Regents approved eight appointments to the Uni- versity faculty at a meeting yes- terday. At the same meeting, gifts to- taling $14,901.70 were accepted; the largest being a $5,000 dona- tion from Parke, Davis and Co. of Detroit to continue research ont the immunization of tuberculosis.t THE NEW FACUL...…

…MAY FESTIVAL SUPPLEMENT wY Lw ga Dai4 MAY FESTIVAL SUPPLEMENT ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 27, 1949 Now Ten Soloists To Star in 1949 May Festival I 3_.. Choral Group 'Will Be Led By Johnson When Thor Johnson comes to the University as one of the fou conductors of the May Festival he'll be on home grounds-where he organized the Little Symphon in 1938 and served as Choral Un- ion conductor. Johnson, who will temporarily leav...…

…THlE MTCTTIGAN DAILY SUNAY, MARCU -127, 191 N1EVER A DULL MOMENT': Staff Trio Lays Festival Groundworkil Dr. Sink Recalls Great " SC It ' ~ P'is sh . * * 0 By MARY STEIN There's more to a May Festival concert than meets the eye and ear-the three staffers who work year-round behind the scenes at the Musical Society's Burton Tow- er~ offices can vouch for that. They are the local Grover Whal- ens who welcome visiting artists at station a...…

…THE M-1 (IN XWL i T ilitrtlr- Tanri Williams IN FESTIV AL FINALE: Pia- Tassinari Will Make Local Debut (.) Appearing for the first time in the May Festival is Pia Tassinari, brilliant Metropolitan Opera So- prano. Miss Tassinari will appear with Eugene Ormandy and the Phila-1 delphia Orchestra in the last con- cert May 8. ACCLAIMED by the American press as "an artist of intensityl and purest vocal timber" and "reminiscent of Lucrezia Bori...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY" 1941 - S MAT. MAAM 27. THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~TTNDAY MAk~ ~ In' . ,p vVL ula1* u/.Ci YVii NI/ iJX m a UNIVERSITY INUAL A'(\ IrczIF #**IVAL/ qtuert 4v the I MUSICf4L SOCIETY EUGENE ORM'ANDY, Conductor of the Philadelphia Orchestra THOR JOHNSON, Conductor of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra ALEXANDER HILSBERG, Associa te Conductor of the P~hiladelphia Orchestra MARGUER ITE HOOD, Conductor of the Festival You...…

…I WORLD PEACE CONFERENCE See Page 4 Lj Swb 4Zjati4 CLOUDY, COLDER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 125 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN. SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENT| 'M' Tankmen Behind OSU In Collegiates Weinberg Wins; Relay Team 2nd (Special to The Daily) CHAPEL HILL, N.C. - Michi- gan's Dick Weinberg won the Na- tional Collegiate 50-yd. free style crown and Purdue's Keith Carter astounded the swimming world by upsetting ...…

…MHE MICRIG-iAN DAILY SATURD~itiMA I "HE MICHIGAN STORY.: F tetwh Caiiioiial Vole Shows ill I~I'CSeIIt (~aibiiieL Litl' Plan Tooa Progre SS1V( Th T Ar-u. -" I t i-li r- 1-10d (Continued from Page 1) engineering college claimed that i the welfare of its students would be "jeopardized. ' 'Ine nku&Kcring continued witlh little decisive action taken either for or against the scheme, and President little grew. progress- ively more an...…

…SATURDAY, MARCH 26,~1949 THE MICH IAN iiAw :' my Wi Conference Gym Meet Opens Today Potential Starters Win First; Intrasquad TltBaseball m Tilt, 5- Seven Teams Entered: 1M' Among Cotene Coach Ray Fisher took advant- age of the best weather of the spring yesterday afternoon to take the Michigan baseball team out- doors for a 12 inning intrasquad game. A team which the veteran dia- mond mentor termed as a pos- sible first string blanke...…

…'I tl t,, Itt I t A >R t 3ViAT,-Wtai tA 2$ 1 3S ..... . ........... . ........... J'orid Pecice CE,,ferciace U NDF.RSCO ED by blatant crie,; that it. rep:re>sentts :1 " ,nounling boIat'd for ('om- munilist prop)-a il1 1 ii n t~"(.IlaborA Ic ef- fort to disguise e d o ad ffort,", fhe much-publicized !Cultural and Scientific Conference for World Peace yesterday en- d1eavored to justify its calling. Nobody knows as yet what will be tde- ckled...…

…11AT1JirEA, tx Tv iRCU2, i19419 TW ti tA fiiiY ..... -- -------------- Chairman of Frosh Weekend Dance, Style Show Is Named QI f7 lt ;l ."tt(1 JOV('t ;IJV't. A JI irnittu ee, and . 111 ice 1 Ja Sit halve been) atllted genera!i and ue Sea's are hanidling pub- 2hairmien) of the F'shWeekenid licity. :,nlees which Wijll het ld Friday , Assisting the co-directors of the an1d atturday, Aprl t~ ..t Iii :f 'flyerview are Alice Hlouston, "'hile Cai...…

…SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY , SATURDAY, CHORAL UNION FINALE: Busch To Lead Chicago Symphony Concert Here I. Britain Slow To Accept German Culture---Gillies rt) 1 Fritz Busch, distinguished oper- atic and symphonic conductor, will make his first local appear- ance at 7 p.m. tomorrow in Hill Auditorium as conductor of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. Tomorrow's concert will be the final program in the Choral Union season. current 'U' Will ...…

…PENSION PLAN Llk Latest Deadline in the State i43Iaii4q CUD Wy CLOUDY, WARMER See Page 4 VOL. LIX, No. 124 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS I Fifth Straight Drop n Prices Reported Inflation Still 'Serious Problem,' According to University Economist The cost of living has dropped for the fifth month in a row, and virtually all of the increase that occurred in 1948 has now been wiped out, government figure...…

…PAGE TWO, THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MARCU 25, 19493 Now THE MICHIGAN STORY: Burton ears Witness Great Building Activity Value of Essay Not Noticed, Asserts Professor Stevens (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is 11w sev- enth in a series of articles presenting the highlights in the history of the University of Michigan.) By ROBERT WHITEa (Daily Associate Editor) At the beginning of the Twen- ties, the University of Michigan faced a problem that coul...…

…FiiDAY MAJC1H 25, 1949 T'VE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE --- ----- ------- ----- - ---- PAGE i TALKING SHOP with Bud Weidenthal associate sports editor Heusner Captures 1500 in NCAA Swin WHEN DICK WAKEFIELD left the University of Michigan in his sophomore year to play baseball with the Detroit Tigers under a $52,000 bonus contract he was pegged as one of the most promising rookies cif all time. Now, seven years later the same Wakefield is fight...…

…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1949 , ^I, i Pension Plan THANKS to tactics employed in the recent battle over the filibuster, the Congress of he United States has lost a little more of he prestige which seems to be so gradually lipping away from it. However, the ultimate in impracticality seems to have been reached in the House debates over the proposed veterans' pen- sion program. The very fact that the United States Congress...…

…MRH 25, 1949 SHE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE WflR Petitions Due at 5 P.M. Today in Undergraduate Office Club Managers By BARBARA MOLYNEAUX Petitions for all WAA Board po- sitions are due at 5 p.m. today in the League Undergraduate Office. Of the 32 positions which are open to petitioning, 20 are for a sport's club managers. EXPERIENCE or ability in the sport is required, but rather an understanding of the purpose of the club, enthusiasm ...…

…PAGE SIX' THiE MICHIGAN D)AIL~Y i MTDAT, MAnCR 23, 1940 ... . ....... ......... . ... . .. FItTDAY, MARcff'~2K, 194w 'FACELESS FOTOS': Deke Pranksters Fool 'En NSA To Meet sian Editor For Regional Conference i f t ir .4 *: * ASSOCIATED PRESS U RE " An editor's lot is not all glory. Jeannie Johnson, House Groups editor of the Ensian had to con- tend with Deke jokesters, frater- nity and sorority pins and ram- bunctious copy before s...…

…FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY --------- ------ __ UNORTHODOXY PLUS: 'U' Art Museum Beset' By Weird Barter Media DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN By ROSALIND VIRSHUP How much spaghetti would you pay for an old master drawing? Spaghetti may sound like an unusual medium of exchange,, but some of the ways in which the University Museum of Art acquires its art works, are equally unortho- dox. It seems the Parisian art dealer who sold a gro...…

…I LGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1949 _. J _ --- --- M - I CAMPUS HOOVER COMMISSION: SL Revamps Election Procedure Phi Eta Sigma Names Qualified Men .4 Setting up a Citizenship Com- mittee to guide student elections by the Student Legislature, came as the result of several months digging by an SL Citizenship Study Committee. The Committee, which has as much local prestige as the Hoover Commission does nationally, pre- ...…

…ATLANTIC PACT See Page 4 L ip-i L r Latest Deadline in the State 4 6F t t L T SHOWERS VOL. LIX, No. 121 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCh 22, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS GiveUp Hope For Nominee Regents Meet Two Candidates Ismeline to Attend Hope died last night for the Student Legislature's proposed open meeting on campus of all candidates for the two Regents posts to be filled in the April 4 election. I SL President Jim Jans, '49, told T...…

…Two THE MICHIGAN DAI LY TUESDAY, MARCH! 22, 1949 CRIME ON SALE: Cannibals, Cops, Cowboys, Spark March Gargoyle The Garg is at it again. "When the lovely Loleta walked into the clearing, she brought to Stanley Livingston the one thing in all this great, green, teeming, jungle that he wanted, needed, most of all. But was this child of nature, this delicate forest flower all that she appeared to be? Stan- ley Livingston said, "Yes!" Regiona...…

…4 Y, MAR01 22, 1949 TILE MICHIGAN DAILY r_ Illini Quintet Clips Yale, 71AW67, in NCAA s Wolverine Pucksters Gain Individual Honor; Lose Title By HERB RUSKIN While Michigan's hockey team was unable to successfully defend its National Collegiate title, quite a few individual honors were voted the Wolverine pucksters. In addition to the selection of bonnie Hill, Wally Grant, Wally Gask and Dick Starrak on the UniteLA Press All-Americ...…

…FOUR. THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MARCH 22, 1949 -- - A tlanti Unwarranted . . [ENDELL WILLKIE, with his idea of "One World" would be wondering about the North Atlantic Pact, if he were here today. For the Pact comes close to realizing a reversion to the "old spheres of influ- ence" idea. It throws up a "defensive ring," (Western dialectics for "Iron Cur- tain") around the vast territory stretch- ing from Norway's Arctic border, through ...…

…TUl Y, 3 ARCH 22, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ________________________________________________________________________________________________ I I Intramural Sports Manager Coordinates Coed Athletics EDITOR'S NOTE-This is Cte thir in a series of articles about WAA Positions and Petitions. Margaret Frostic, Intramural Manager this past year on the executive board of the Women's Athletic Association, had charge of the three intramural campus ...…

…THIE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, .. . . .... .. ..-.. No" PSYC HOLOGISTS MEET: Charge Loyalty Boards Disregard Civil Rights The American Psychological As- sociation charged that some local boards checking loyalty of gov- ernment workers are neglecting "the basic civil rights of Ameri- cans." The charge was made in a tele- gram sent by Association direc- 'U' Students Rally Against Ickes Attack Editorial Supports Conservation Policy Forestry s...…

…SOUTHERNERS' CLUB See rage 4 [I:.. . r A61F A60F t t r ~Iuii4H ;rN- '- :-. Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 119 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 20, 1949 FAIR, WARMER PRICE FIVE CENTS Investigators Begin WES Feud Probe Five Educators Query Witnesses By The Associated Press A committee of five out-of- state educators yesterday launched an unofficial inquiry into the year-old feud over the University's Workers Educational Serv...…

…T H E M ICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARICU 20, 1940 ________________________ I'. Twio-Mile Relay Sinishes Second Michi-,an's two-mile relay ,eam flashed its best forn to ib date to capture second place in d the Knights of Columbus Re- a lays at Cleveland Friday night. Lg The fast-flying Wolverines were barely edged from the top ofhonor spot by a fleet Syracuse quartet, as captain Bob Thom- ason just failed to catch the easterner's anchor man at ...…

…THlE MICHIG.AN DATTY PAGE TAR Gymnasts Win, 61-35; Fencer Tird iny State Meet "; Michigan at Top in Final Dual Meet with Badgers By HERB MUNZEL Third in total points for the The Wolverine gymnasts "hit night was Badger Bill Kennedy, their peak" last night, according who was runnerup in tumbling, to Coach Newt Loken, as they took third on the flying rings, trounced Wisconsin, 61-35, in a and came in fourth on the dual meet at the I-M...…

…TIIfl E NMIC f 1CGA N -I-) i7 1 i MOI~O i4 Southerners' Club THE DEATH. of, thef Southerners' Club be- fore-( it had officiatlly been born means att the ve 'Ule1(1.A asllthe hurtfull defe'atof whate eou1l have bee n somethiiag new ,and very important In the f;ield of human under- Whiat.started as an innocent P~latt to bliring students, from a specific region to- gethelir ifor littl e tmore thtan purposes of self -enjoyment h.., grown to a ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAI. LY FA H ~ - -,%OWW I^ ^ T ~ ___._ _ VOllL LIJ..XE ROUNDUP: ParhedThratsDecry Campus Liquor Laws FIGURES IN EVERYTHING:, SL Keeps President, JiminJaiis I Tickets for 'Tovarieci' G o on Salde Tomor-1-rowv Final bustling is in progress for ! A mr atiiiee :,h i d ft 2:: 0l)it as"" lh l i dlightful plajY By PHIL DAWSON. Most students will struggle to the end. for liquor--aipparently it ..ubricates their gregariousness....…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 20, 1919 U YOUTH WORK VETERAN: Dr. Lemon Helps Student Feel at Home * * * * By JANET WATTS Perhaps the "no distinction be- tween students and townspeople" rule at the Presbyterian Churchr accounts for the fact that student. make up more than half of th' Sunday congregation at the Washtenaw Avenue church. The Rev. William P. Lemon pastor and director of student ac-y tivities there for the past 15 years expla...…

….:." ........... I r~~'1 '."'., e t ' ' '. N!J f y d^"1 lzl E FISlES SIRING of FASHIONS iisk ,j . S lip" S t / i tS Presenting 9 K' li i (3it ~ I"I S I t ttt + ti., ° t i 7'f~~rI s14 a of to spring please treasures the heart the _I sampling feminine % -.. ; 1s 1 and turn male head . a 2 T ... I …

…I -THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, M~.ARCH 20, 1 9 _____________________ U I Law-Engine Feud Ended 'Swing-out' Cop, Gown Day Formerly Launched Senior Activities Tradition Suspended in '41 Senior Swing-out, one of the oldest of senior class traditions, seems to have taken its place in the ranks of the forgotten along with many other formerly cher- ished customs. Inaugurated back in the 1870's, Swing-out was the day on which seniors would first ...…