…TRANSPORTATION STRIKE See Page 4, Y L Latest Deadline in the State a iir 4,, CLOUDY, SHOWERS VOL. LXI, No. 151 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY. MAY 9. 1951 o SIX PA( ,. 1 . . SI P Mae's Plans Mean War A -Marshallf WarnasRussian J WASHINGTON - (A') -- Secre- tary of Defense Marshall gravely A~warned yesterday that Russia might enter the Korean war with- out notice but he declared this threat would be far greater if the nation follows...…
… TWO 'T HE MICHIGAN D AILY WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 1951 DE A GOES 'BACK TO JOE'S': Seniors To Chisel Class Table at Union * . * * * * .meh airme n goabu te abo arvng p eir casst tbe Roted dee inUiesiyta Var~ou Pat-TmeJobs A vailable to U'Students THE IDEA came about, so the story goes, when Joe ref urnished hsestalihent with new oa aism k t ,les. Several students, medita- ting over their refreshments, de- cided to improve their table's de-...…
…WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY olverine IE MORNING LINI By TED PAPES Daily Sports Editor 1 IN BASEBALL it doesn't take much to change a winning complex. Just one year ago Michigan was riding high atop the Western Conference diamond standings with five victories in six games. Today the Wolverines are mired in the cellar, winless after six attempts. Thi Big Ten's three I's are responsible for the local nine's early demise, Illi...…
… TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 1951 .., -.-' Transportation Strike DETROIT DSR strike which has rown during the last 18 days into ra- serious proportions poses one of labor- gement's most knotty problems because >ublic interest in utility operations is :losely interknit. riginally, the DSR union drivers and esentatives of the city (the transit is owned by the city of Detroit) were ,rated by approximately three cents hour between ,...…
…WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Ruthven Home Will Be Open For Final Tea President To Retire; All Students Invited To LastOpen House The final Ruthven tea of the academic year will be held from 4 to 6 p.m. this afternoon in the Ruthven home. The _tea this afternoon will be the last opportunity for students on campus to meet President and Mrs. Ruthven in their home at the regular League sponsored teas. President Ruthven will begi...…
… sLr THE MICHIGAN DA ILY WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 1951 AL RUN SOON: Load Shows Will Give b'ikado' Group Polish in the Gilbert and Sullivan e~a ro~n. mahna in ty bits the Pattengill Audi- m stage next week with their iction of "The Mikado," II be brimming with exPeri- that doesn't come from or- .y rehearsals. get that bit of extra work ti makes for a polished pro- .on, the cast is performing show before the Hillsdale riber of Commerce Friday, in...…
… COMMUNIST PARTY AND DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY See Page 4 w Latest Deadline in the State aitl MUGGY VOL. LX, No. 149 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN TUESDAY, MAY 9, 1950 SIX PAGES HST Labels Isolationists AsRed Aids Cites Farm Plan As Step to Peace By The Associated Press President Truman accused iso- lationists yesterday of "helping Russia" and offered the Brannan farm plan as a step toward world peace and prosperity. Defending the record of the Democrat...…
…TIE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, M&I0 ELL' 15UMILES AWAY: Stunt or Indians Name Nearby Town ' "I've been to Hell and back again." Lee Gordon, '52, has just return- ed from Hell-, Michigan, a town approximately 15 miles from Ann Arbor. * * * THERE ARE two stock stories concerning the origin of the town's name which circulate around the area. One story gives the credit to some mischievous boys who played a stunt on Halloween. It seems the town's o...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Evans' 66 Paces M' Golf ictory i / i Wolverines LeadBig Nine Baseball At Half Way Mark Major League Standings Michigan Linksmen Score 1712-9/2 Win Over Illinois AMERICAN LEAGUE By HAROLD TANNER l Rated a darkhorse contender at the beginning of the campaign, the Michigan baseball team enters the second half of the Big Nine season one full game ahead of the pack and as the team to be reck- oned with down the home s...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THOMAS 1. STOKES: Lie's Mission WASHINGTON - A man in a hurry is , Trygve Lie, for haste is needed. A man, too, of courage and faith. Mr. Lie, Secretary General of the United Nations, is off this week on a mission to Moscow to try to open the way for Rus- sia's return to a full, active and working partnership in the UN. He believes that only through the UN can the cold war be ended and a hot war, the third World War, averte...…
…~HE MICHIGAN DAILY Shoe Apparel Through Ages S hoes Trend Toward Comfort Elizabethan Footwear Featured 'DuCkbilI'; Torrid Twenties Brought Scanty San dles By JANICE JAMES High and handsome to low and luxurious--this has been the trend of fashion footwear throughout the ages! Tight shoes played havoc with the human foot during the middle ages when cobblers placed all em- phasis on decoration and unusual effects in designing fancy foot- wear. ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY r HILL TOMORROW: IFC Sing, 'U' Tradition, Began in 1935 Truman Leaves on Tour By PETER THORPE /lore than 3,500 students jam- the steps of the General Li- y and immediate vicinity last t and sang traditional Michi- songs; the occasion was the all-campus sing." his brief lead from the now swing pages of the May 9, 1935, y marked the birth of a new higan tradition, the Interfra- ity Council Sing. The 1950 Doint of . eax agr...…
