… ATOM DAY PROGRAM See Page 4 LY Lantet DP.Ilin 9inI the.State 4ri1 CLOUDY, WARM VOL. LXI, No. 6 ANN' ARBOR, MICHIGAN SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1950 TWELVE PAGES s S I .^ u r > x +{C' r :: C> K"{ cv'¢Dx' rte) ,' 'kK c;.~: v ><' ith> f. . q.F, Q 3 , _ t 4 x.+ a " ..: a ..cu ,x }u { f Ya. } r d 'f.'_ :':/ t _.4. 's}.. v r M acA rth u r A sk s / .H5 faa< f .t 5 { r" 6 a 5 h*f, Total Surrender 'k lt 9. S > a t o/ fSK mr %r v{h3 } yye a+ I%- F a...…
…V PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAT, OCTOBER 1, 1950 Phoenix Gets Praise fromg AECOfficial Placing the responsibility for developing the peaceful and con- structive aspects of atomic energy squarely on non-government en- 'terprises such as the University's Phoenix Project, Morse Salisbury, information officer of the Atomic Energy Commission addressed the 100th Annual Opening Exercises of the Medical School yesterday. At the present time...…
…SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE SPEEDING ELECTRONS Big 'U' Synchrotron Expected To Be Operating by Late Fall ________a_______________________ By BOB MARGOLIN Final adjustment and success- ful operation of the University's synchrotron, a huge doughnut- shaped device that enables the study of electrons moving at an extremely high rate of speed, can be expected late this fall, Prof.1 Robert W. Pidd of the physics de- pa...…
…r.AGE. FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1950 Atom Day Program PHOENIX PROJECT officials have been worrying about the outcome of Atom Day, tomorrow, ever since they announced it last week. Not too many of them seem worried about the outcome of the drive for $6,500,000 which will begin then. In fact they 'seem quite confident that faculty, students, alumni and friends of the Uni- versity will contribute generously to the atomic r...…
…SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE 'IE A-Hop "Out of This World" Will Feature Two Dance Bands Assembly and AIM will present Gratzer and Bob Lawson; decora- their "out of this world" A-Hop tions, Kitty Clark and John Kell- Soph Cab Chairmen To Launch Casting Search for Floorshow WAA NOTES] from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Saturday, October 7 in the League ballroom. Committee members for the event are general chairman, Sally Jones; tic...…
…T HE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCrOBWR 1, 1950 VU1E[ I Dodgers in Last Day Flag i * ! * * * * * * * igers linc econd Irish Squeeze Out Win; Huskies Upset Gophers Staggering Phils Bow to Brooks, 7-3; Detroit Finally Whips Cleveland, 3-1 By The Associated Press BROOKLYN - Pennant-crazy Brooklyn slashed the staggering Phillies National League lead td -(i)-Southern one game with one to play yester- King Mustangs day with a delirious 7-3 t...…
…smNDAY, OCTOBER 1, 190 T HE MICHIGAN DAILY ?AGE 8I~VEN Wisconsin . . . 28 Texas . . . . .. . 34 So. Methodist . . 32IIlinois....... 28' Iiidiaiia . . . . . . 20 I Notre Dame . . . 14 Northwestern . ~1 Marquette ... . 6jPnrdue . . .... 26~Ohio ~Iate . . . * 27Ohio U. . *.*.. Nebraska .... . 2O1North Caroline . 7IIowa State ... 4g~ ' ~ g.-,gb~JI-f-54f~ I~C5II~iTbC) Lone '21J~ 4 TD. ~# .*~ ~..~ ;4:.*.*&~A~~ 's~4~ ~' *pJr7ahl, * S~ .-~' ~.. '~A...…
…PAGE EIGHT Spartan Fans Rejoice After' MSCVictory' (Continued from Page 1) '53, who performed as a twirler last year. Sam Szor, '52, SM, joined vete- ran baton twirler Floyd Zarboch, '53, to shoulder his share of the twirling burden during yesterday's pre-game and halftime entertain- mEnt. Dull gray skies and summertime heat prevailed as the stadium-full of football fans watched the sea-. son opener. The sun broke through to shine only twice; ...…
…YI e MUSIC SUPPLEMENT Latest Deadline in the State i MUSIC SUPPLEMENT VOL. LXI ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1950 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1950 'U' Philharmonic To Perform Dec. 3 at Hill Beecham Heads Royal Symphony Ann Arbor concert-goers will be treated to an unprecedented ap- pearance ofnthe Royal Philhar- monic Orchestra of London, Eng- land Sunday, Dec. 3 when this eminent musical body is presented by the University Choral Uni...…
…PAGE TWO ..... UJ I A . .. 5 .A . C.L P.t 3 LiL CTTVnAV_ nV.TARVIW. 1. 149A 1 iT I~MT 1,111CAT I 2LALA Thr~ II mumuJVaxJ 5, UuF'1A UFLJEim 1, 1951!J F SLAVIC SONGFEST: Don Cossacks Chorus Will Sin Dance Here Boot-shod cossacks will invade Ann Arbor, this year when the 29 members of the celebrated Don: Cossack Chorus and Dancers will take over the stage of Hill Au- ditorium in an evening of rous- ing Russian songs and tender lul- labies...…
…arNDA'Y', amoimR i, i990 5 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE SUNDAY, OCTOIER 1, 1950 ?AGE MEl EMPEROR'S ENTERTAINER: Violinist Morini Famed ForSparldingRecord, y .P- Singing Slide Rule Experts MUSICAL MISSION: 150 Concerts Scheduled For Cleveland Orchestra .. - .. Violinist Erica Wrini, who play- ed for the Emperor of Austria when she was eight years old, will appear in Ann Arbor January 11 at the sixth concert in the Choral Union Series....…
…w t! ,r , o THr Mri4~TfGA!'q OILY TM~VAT, AXT&TST 22, 1950 0 UNIVERSITY MUSICAL SOCEY ' Ai i1 1950-51 /CA UNHON SE~IE SiR THOMAS BEECHAM GEORGE SZELL TEN CONCERTS HELEN TRAUBEL, Soprano....... BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, Charles Munch, Conductor........ CLEVELAND ORCHESTRA, George Szell1, Conductor........... SOLOMON, Pianist ."............... POLYTECH CHORUS OF FINLAND, Ossi Elokas, Conductor....... ..... . ROYAL PHILHAR...…
