Search Results

…FHop, Roosevelt Talk Top Inter-Term Activities Enrollment: University enrollment for the fast- approaching spring semester is expected to drop by about 1,000 students from its fall term total of 24,000, according to Robert L. Williams, assistant to the provost. FEBRUARY GRADUATIONS plus with- drawals during the first semester generally exceed the number of students who enter in mid-year, University officials explained. From 1,000 to 1,200...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THI~ MICITIGAN W4Mv a THEATRE-PACKED SEASON: Drama Groups Schedule Plays, Opera Dramatic offerings ranging from light comedy and opera to an existentialist play by John Paul Satre will highlight a varied theatrical bill for the Spring Se- mester. The verse comedy "A Phoenix Too Frequent," by Christopher Fry and a tragedy, "Closed Ses- sion," by John Paul Sartre are billed for a four night run, Feb. 13, 14, 15,...…

…FRIDAY, JA.NITART 20, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DI.AILY Swimmers, Cagers Face Minnesota MSC Heads Three Meet Exam Slate By KEN BIALKIN Michigan's natators will meet the Gophers of Minnesota tomor-. row afternoon at Minneapolis in the first of three dual meets be- tween now and the beginning of next semester. * * * ON FEBRUARY 4, the Wolver- ines will journey to Evanston, Ill- inois to take on Northwestern's Wildcats and then on February 8, they ...…

…IF VAGUE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1950 __ FRIDAY, JANLIARY 20, 1950 - U Engineering Curriculum A RECENT EDITION of The Engineering News contained an editorial by Richard A. Humes in which he puts forth the opinion that the engineering students are "in a rut." He voiced disapproval of their complete devotion to school work without leaving time for participation in extra- curricular activities. The question of whether o...…

…w JANUARY 20, 1950 F THE MI WIGAN DAILY PAGE FVA erican Fashion Designers Make Predictions Style of Feminine Apparel in New Year Union To Hold Blue Book Ball Tomorrow * * * * n York and Paris designers olled recently by Virginia i the New York Times and to give their predictions he fashion trends of 1950. opinions of leading Ameri- shion creators are as fol- eras as the Victorian will be a thing of the past." He also pre- dicted great...…

…I* Bias, R ah Feature Semester An eventful semester, marke I by discrimination squabbles, the return of rah-rah, and hectic up and downs by 'M' football and basketball teams slid into oblivion today with many an exam-cram- ming student too busy to give it more than passing notice. On the educational scene, the semester will be remembere, chiefly for the new literary col- lege curriculum which was inaug- urated for entering freshmen this fall...…

…TEXT-BOOK DRIVE See Page 4 Li L La test Deadline in the State ~uii4 CLOUDY AND COLD VOL. LX., No. 84 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1950 PRICE FIVE CENTS UN Delegate From Poland Resigns Post Seeks Asylum In United States LAKE SUCCESS(P)-Poland's ranking delegate at the United Nations has resigned his diplo- matic post here, cut all official ties with his Russian - dominated homeland, and asked asylum for his wife and himself...…

…PAGE TWO rME MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JANUARY 19,16% ___ ___ __ ___ __ _ __ ___ _____ _____ _____ THURSDA.Y.,_._ ANUARY 19 ., .. ,. 195& I_ Germans Say Year of Study At 'U' Short German students studying at the University under the German Visitor's Program are realizing that one year is too short a time to learn all they want to know about America, according to Wil- bert L. Hindman, coordinator of the program. Hindman pointed out that du...…

…THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Track Season JnenJ . 28 State AAU Cinder Meet T ess McEwen, Fonville DEFENSIVE STAR NOW: Bob Harrison Successful as Pro Cager Bur ford Threatens 'M' I Hockey Scoring Record Gil Burford will smash all in- dividual season scoring records this year if he continues his red- hot pace of the first eleven Wol- verine hockey contests. Unofficial figures reveal that with the season not...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JANUARY19,, if _____________________________________________________.. MW I I r Text-Book Drive ONE OF THE big problems which comes at the end of the semester is that of what to do with the shelf full of text books you no longer need. You have several choices, most of which require the expenditure of a lot of energy. You can carefully wrap the books up and send them home, if you can find the wrap- ping paper,...…

…FTS MAY JANUAIVV 19, 1950a THlE MICTIGA N HA I I _________________________________________________________F ,- X 4 Petitions Due Feb. 17 for Women's Judic t. Petitions for chairman, secre-1 rules and judicial procedures, ac- obtained at the interviewing of- 11 tary and senior member of the women's Judiciary Council will be due at 5 p.m., Friday, Feb. 17 in the Undergraduate Office of the League. Fifteen minute interviews will be held o...…

…PAGE l M Fl TtE .M-lit ,i4X V WU? TIHURSDAY, JANUJARY 19, 1950 Medical School's New, Faster X-Ray Records Heart Action INDIAN SEES AMERICA: Bombay Student A irs Views on U.S. -d# * Heart defects are now being de- tected with greater accuracy by means of a new X-ray camera perfected by the medical school. The difficulty which confronted the doctors formerly was in find- ing an X-ray machine which could take exposures of the heart in very...…

…THVRSDAV, JANUTARY 16, 1900 THIE MICHIGAN DAILY P'AGE SEVEN4 Y .it i fill : .. Mighty Joe' Suspected in Phone Theft Is Mighty Joe Young on the loose? his was the big question when a telephone was discovered miss- 'ing from the wall of 102 South Wing. The crime was discovered at 8 a.m. yesterday by Prof. L. B. Kiddie of the romance language department, who uses the room as an office. The thief had evidently gained admittance by. prying op...…

…GE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JANUARY 19 THE MICHIGAN DAILY . - ..R. . r.. rte. r 7 Camera Man Contract Plan Calls cGach FDance Pictures Unfair Ann Arbor photographer Bob Gach's new plan for photo con- tracting was attacked yesterday by Bob Moffett, '1E, an inde- pendent dance photographer. Under the present plan, Moffett said, a photographer assumes the risk of making or losing money on his pictures depending on the whim of the ...…

…LEAGUEsPOLITICKING See Page 4 jC17", r .Ait tOXa Latest Deadline in the State 43a i4 WINDY, COLDER VOL. LX., No. 38 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1950 PRICE FIVE CENTS PhoenixGift Plan Pushed By Ruthven President Speaks To Detroit Alums By JIM BROWN (Special to The Daily) DETROIT - Speaking before more than 500 University alumni An Rackham Memorial Audito- rium, President Alexander G. Ruthven last night officially launched...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1954 ,_ s WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18. TOffO J 'FINAL' TIME DRAWS NIGH: Biannual Blues Take Campus by Storm By EVA SIMON "Hit the books" month seems to be well under way. With final exams a few days away, students are cramming li- braries and study halls, finishing term papers and catching up on 16 weeks of reading assignments. LOCAL book stores reported a sudden demand for text books from s...…

…rx WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1950 THLE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TT11rE Follow The Leaders Big Ten Stars Outshoot 'M' Cage Squad NHL LEADERS G A Lindsay, Detroit...... 17 29 Abel, Detroit ........ 21 22 Richard, Montreal ... 25 12 Ronty, Boston .......16 21 Conacher, Chicago .... 15 21 Howe, Detroit. .......15 20 Bentley, Chicago...... 7 27 TP 46 43 37 37 36 35 34 NBA LEADERS TP Ave. Mikan, Mpls. ...... 1,075 28.3 Groza, Indpls....... 875 24...…

…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNF:%nAV- _'fANTTAR.V -11 Y- d I a T._. MICHIGavAN f SiL1T. lL r ANT V 01A' TV ~~JAJ. A1 ~LA~ t311'LY 1, 1J ..iU 9k 7hij CORNER 0@O b League Politicking RADICALS-who ought to have an impor- tant function in the University-have been growing pitifully weak. Anyone who has watched the recent activities of the Inter, Racial Association, or observed the factional squabble in the Committee to End Discrim- inat...…

… WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1950 F THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAG NFIV II I Tea: 4:30-6 p.m., Thurs.~ Jan. 19, SWork, Activities Offer Proof O WellRounded College Life'-. J-H op Bandleaders By MARGE REUBENE For those who believe that a woman can't work her way through school and still have time for extra-curricular activities, Yvonne Fossenkemper, president of Stockwell Hall, offers proof to the contrary. Miss Fossenkemper, who has earned her entir...…

…AGE SIX F THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19, MM STARGAZING BY RADIO: West Quad "Hams 'Contact South Africa P r-Med Students To ur 'U' Hospital Facilities HAIL TO THE COLORS: Colorful History Found Behind Maize and Blue 4 * * By JACK LAZARUS "William 8 Zebra Sugar Queen calling Zebra Sugar 4 Baker Love." This may strike many as a new foreign language, but radio "ham" operators can easily translate it into "Station W8ZSQ, West Q...…

…FRANCO POLICY See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State 4a111t t~ CLOUDY, WARMER VOL. LX., No. 82 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1950 PRICE FIVE CENTS 'No Contract' Strikes Idle 74000 Miners I I House Quiz Of Wallace, Groves Set To Be Questioned On Atomic Leak WASHINGTON-(P) - The House Un - American Activities Committee decided yesterday to question former vice-president Henry A. Wallace and Lieut. Gen. Leslie R. Grov...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGiAN DIG)Lq Y TUESDAY, JANUVARY 17, 1 U I __________________________ _____________________________ Union Lifers Reap Many Prerogatives Intangible Gains Cited By Kuenzel A Union life membership card is an "open sesame" agent for all the hospitality of the campus' men's club. But more than that, a life mem- bership in the Union gives its holder certain intangible benefits which probablyare greater than the more obvious phy...…

…TUESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1950 THE MiIGAi6N DAILY PAGE THREE Schi1ttker F OSU Onslaught Buries Wolverines In Last Half 'aces Buck Victory VAULTER STRICKEN: Ulvestad, Appendix Out for Season ** * (*b 0 1 (Continued from Page 1) scorer for the night a 28-point total. Schnittker's running mate at forward, Bob Donham, was next in line with a 14-point entry while Bob Brown tallied 13 and was effective on his drive-in shots. Ernie McCoy's Wol...…

…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1950 DREW PEARSON FrancoPolicy WA SHINGTON - A secret huddle of Rus- Sian and Hungarian generals plotting an attack on Yugoslavia is the inside reason for the State Department's sudden offer to aid Yugoslavia, if she is threatened. American intelligence agents in Vienna and Belgrade picked up the alarming re- port of the Russian military conference from the anti-Communist Hungarian un- der...…

…TUESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1950 T MitICHIGAN DIL Y PAGE FIVE __ , -- Roles for JGP Announced By Directors of '50 Show 1 MMM9 The cast for this year's Junior Girls' Play has been announced by Jennie Quirk, JGP director. Dancing parts will be taken by: June Chadwick, Doris Egan, Pat- tie Gullberg, Holly Herz, Bonnie Honke, Yvonne Johnson, Karol Kerr, Pauline Kleckner, Pat Keast, Vivian Milan, Midge Minnis, Ethel Morris, Barbara Muse, Carol Sc...…

…WI PAGE SIX F THEt MICIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1950 ________________________________________________________ I______________________________________--__ WITH BALANCED BUDGET: Ryder Ends Successful SL Semester 9 i 0t~- By PETER..HOTTON Running the Student Legisla-1 ture for a semester on nothing but the grace of God was no easy mat- ter last fall for its outgoing presi- dent, John Ryder. But he came through with a balanced budge...…

…HYPOCRITICAL WEATHER CRITIC See Page 4 i rJ7, r 4 , tr i CYi 41F at.tu 1 U gf4l e { \ , fifib' Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LX., No. 81 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 15, 1950 WARMER, RAIN PRICE FIVE CENTS Chinese Reds Seize 1 rri rican Consulatc. isconsin Wh ips Wolverine agers 3-4 'K') 13,000 See 'M' Dropped Into Second Suprunowicz' 13 High for Losers (Special to The Daily) MADISON-Michigan's basket- ball team fe...…

…PAGE TWO IrHE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUARY 15, 1950 ____________________________ I U Johnson Will Direct Here On Tuesday Cincinatti Group To Play at Hill Thor Johnson will conduct the Cincinatti Symphony Orchestra in the seventh Choral Union Regu- lar Series Concert at 8:30 p.m., Tuesday, in Hill Auditorium. Johnson, awarded the 1949 Dit- son Award for distinguished ser- vice to contemporary music, is an alumnus of the University Grad- ...…

… PAGE THREE SUNDAY, JANUARY 15, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Swimmers Dunk Purdue, 60-33; Pucksters M in, 4-I Moss, Stager, Lead 'M' To Season's First Win Wolverines Take Eight Out of Ten Martin Upsets Purdue's Thomas In Events; Sprint By KEN BIALKIN Michigan's swimming team opened its Big Ten season with a splash yesterday afternoon easi- ly-defeating Purdue's natators, 60- 33, before a capacity crowd at the varsity pool. Gus Stager ...…

…' AGE FOUR V, THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUARY 15, 1950, - I Hypocritical Weather Critics IT IS QUITE understandable that Los Angelinos-like me-should resent and be su'rprised at snow within their city limits._ One can hardly blame them for crying "It's snowing! It can't. It doesn't do that here!" when snow comes twice a decade, at most. But in these parts the climate has been generally unpleasant during the winter for quite some time...…

…SUNDAY, JANUARY15, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE Traditional Union Blue Book Ball Local Shops Show J-Hop Gowns To Relax Exam-Weary Students With the J-Hop season fast approaching, Ann Arbor is seem- For relief from that ache-all- I . ingly going formal-whacky. g t over misery of exam cramming, students can try the- traditional Blue Book Ball which will be held from 9 p.m. to midnight Saturday, Jan. 21 in the Union Ballroom. The Unio...…

…PAGE SIX T TE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUARY 15, 1950 i FACULTY FOR KNOWING: Art Integral Part of Life, Prof Lopez By ROZ VIR SHUP Art should be like eating or - making love, rather than some- life, according to Prof. Carlos Lo- pez of the School of Design, a noted painter.< Prof. Lopez, who spends 18 hours a week at/, the University teaching classes in water color x and oil painting, devotes the rest: of the time to painting." "A regula...…

…MID-CENTURY SUPPLEMENT :Y A6F AOF .906. 411 t t n r 14F D~a I.t MID-CENTURY SUPPLEMENT Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LX., No. 81 SUNDAY, JANUARY 15, 1950 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN University Looks ack on olorful FOUR PAGES ears -f 1 -11 4> * * * * * * s * Years Show *Great Strides In Sciences Changes Spread To Entire Globe By PAUh BRENTLINGER From the horse and buggy to the "futuramic," from the "talk- ing machine" to television, fro...…

…I 4 T 1c ciC Tl5I L ' $USD.AY, JANUARY 15, 1950 4i-®1"J IGOR & COSMIC SCOPE: Prof. Frankena Calls for Synthesis in Philosophy Prof. White Predicts An c - -- - By PROF. WILLIAM FRANKENA Philosophy Department PHILOSOPHY at the opening of the century was, on the whole, done or attempted in the grand manner which, one hopes, is its native genius. It, was, on the .one hand, speculative, seeking to work out an adequate and systematic con...…

…SUNDAY, JANUARY 15, 1950 Need World State--Slosson ~TH MCIGA DIL Rowe Forsees Decentralized Theatre " i (Continued from Page 2) (Continued from Page 2) easily be comprised or adjusted in a federal framework. The Cul- bertson plan, or the Hutchins plan, or any of a score of other plans find adequate answers to such questions. The only p3rob- lem that the theorists have not solved is how to make the world accept their solutions! Imperial-...…

….A POLES OF POWER: Mid-Century world Led By Russia, United States United States .,. (Continued from Page 1) >Russia . . . P _ (Continued from Page 1) THEMICHIGA .NIiL Y Science...0 (Continued from Page 1) men from Dayton, Ohio, made the first succesgful flight in a heav- ier than air machine. For several years, the results of the Wright .s brothers experiments attracted little attention. Now, the airplane has come into its own as an import...…

… CITY EDITOR'S SCRATCH PAD See Page 4 Iet IIJtt La test Deadline in the State :43 ti1jj , R q c , COLD, SNOW FLURRIES VOL LX, No. 80 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 14 1950 PRICE FIVE CENTS House Grog Strikes Blov At FairDeal Asks for Power To Bottle Up Bi WASHINGTON-()-A sur move which could wreck muc the Truman Fair Deal Prog in this session of Congress started yesterday in House R Committee-and informed C gressmen believed la...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, JANUARY 14, 1950 I N .P. EASY WAY OUT-KENISTON: Dean Criticizes Course Dropping Dropping courses after the mid- semester is just "taking the easy way out," according to Dean Hay- ward Keniston of the literary col- lege. That's why literary college stu- dents will face the music five weeks sooner next semester when a three-week drop period is adopt- ed, he explained yesterday. EXCESSIVE course droppin...…

…SATURDAY, JANUARlY 14, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,~ Swimmers To Face Boilermakers in Season Opener -4') * * * by AILY DOUBLE by merle Levin, sports co-editor The appearance of Indiana's Negro basketball star, Bill Garrett, here Monday night has not surprisingly been the signal for the annual vicious, mistaken and unnecessary blast at the so-called discrimination practiced against Negro athletes in the Western Conference. And, as usual, ...…

…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, JANUARY 14, 1950 ________________________________________________________ I I I The City Editor's SCRATCH PAD By AL BLUMROSEN THE INTERFRATERNITY Council, smart- ing under a rebuff from the Student Af- fairs Committee, has come up with a sort of "gag rule" idea for its members. Fortunately, enough of the members at the House Presidents Meeting had the brains to table this particular motion. It is so ...…

…SATURDAY, JANUARY 14, 1950 THE MICHIG(AN D ATTV 11I'AI&GE PTV!!! 1 111) 1111 V 1.x.2 \:1" t11 \ L 211 L 1 - "" A'Aa T ALM R r c lot I I V I' Vr 'I'j r J MUNITIONS HEAD -Hubert E. Howard (above), 60, former Chicago industrialist, was named by President Truman as Munitions Board chairman of the Department of Defense. HO ME OF I S R A E L P A R L I A M E N T -This wing of the Jewish Agency, Jerusalem, will be the temporary home o...…

…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, JANUARY 14, Audio- Visual Eqf 11ment Provided MORE THAN BRASS: Cymbal Maker Speaks On History of Instrument * * * * * -Daily-Wally Barth FILM LIBRARY-Ford Lemler, director of the University's Audio-Visual Center, inspects one of the Center's 5,000 film cans which are filed on the fourth floor of the Administration Building. Mrs. Hilda Davis, chief inspection and shipping clerk, is shown wheeling...…

…CHINA-TWO VIEWS See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State 4br :43 a t t4p CLOUDY AND WARMER VOL. LX, No. 79 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 13, 1950 PRICE FIVE CENTS Il FC Tables Censorship Resolution Would Restrict Council Criticism By JAMES GREGORY TheTInterfraternity Council House Presidents last night drew up and tabled a motion to prevent IFC representatives from criticiz- ing the Council's action in their capacity as representa...…

…PAGE.TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIMAY, JANUARY 13,--1950 All-Campus Events Slated For Sunday A full program of all-campus events is scheduled for this Sun- day, at the I-M building, when the first) rounds of the all-campus singles tourneys in handball, paddleball, squash, and tennis are to be played. The entire building is reserved for participants and no waiting is The hours at the I-M Building during the last week of the semester, from Jan...…

…FRIDAY, JANUARY 13, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE icers Open Eastern Invasion in Princeton Tonight Two Sophs Put to Test In Opening Swim Meet By GEORGE FLINT A comforting array of old re- s, liables and a couple of question marks should provide the key to the strength of the 1950 Wolver- ine swimming team when Matt Mann unveils his charges tomor- row against a first-class Purdue squad. The old reliables-such veterans as Matt Ma...…

…4I .AGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JANUARY 13, 1950 China -- Two Views British Hong Kong ... FROM HONG KONG last week came the same old dismal report of a western na- tion short-sighting its way to an early end in the Communist graveyard. With the Red China armies on its bor- der since last fall and speculation running high as to when the Reds would try to take Hong Kong itself, a quick and just solution to the colonies latest labo...…

…FRIDAY, JANUARY 13, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY U Senior Night Committee To Organize Coed Project Designed To Promote Class Spirit With the co-operation of Pan- hellenic and Assembly the Senior Night central committee will or- ganize all senior women on cam- pus into committees according to their residences. Seniors in each house will elect a chairman who will attend a meeting slated for 5 p.m. Monday.: Senior Night, a project which in- clud...…

…PAGE SIX" THE MICHIGAN ]DAILY rIDAY, JANUARY 1?, 1950 M SIGNS OF THE FLAPPER ERA: Flamboyant Ads Enticed Movie Fans * * * By BOB SOLT " What does every girl want? Freedom! . . . and beautiful clothes, a car, jewelry, happiness, and satisfaction of a million de- sires. "But for certain, there is one thing every girl in town wants To see 'Girls Gone Wild!'" Twenty years ago movie ads like the one above were printed in The Daily by local...…

…TRUMAN'S BUDGET DEFICIT See Page 4 Y Latest Deadline in the State Datt*bj rI~ 'I. CLOUDY AND WARMER VOL. LX., No. 78 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 1950 PRICE FIVE CENTS Rampaging Water Rises In Midwest Blizzard Moves On to Rockies By The Associated Press Emergency sandbag squads braced weakening dikes last night awaiting the surging crests of turbulent rivers in Indiana and Illnois. More rain was expected. In the nation's ...…

…PAGE TWO THE IICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 1950 :.,.. - ,, Speech Vital To Survival .*uRahskopf Role in Human Affairs Stressed Students of speech are at the center of responsibility for the improvement of human relations, Prof.. Horace G. Rahskopf, Presi- dent of the Speech Association of America, declared yesterday. Speaking at the Speech Assem- bly on "Speech and Problems of Survival," Prof. Rahskopf said that survival has come ...…