… i :,, TIME FOR DECISION See Page 4 Y L 4jit 6 Latest Deadline in the State :43 a ii { 4 CLOUDY, SNOW FLURRIES VOL. LXI, No. 57 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1950 EIGHT PAGES i i Attlee ill eet with Truman To Discuss Crisis * * * * * * * * * * * * British Chief May Reach p U.S. Sunday Crucial Issues Prompt Meeting WASHINGTON-(M)-Presiden Truman and Prime Minister Clem ent Attlee of Britain will mee here so...…
…,r THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1950 i ROOMS FOR RENT LOST AND FOUND I-M Play Continues in Three Sports Affiliated Men Mermen Reach Semi-Finals FOR SALE MENS RUBBER FOOTWEAR-Toe Rub- bers $1.49, ankle-high galoshes $3.75, 4-buckle dress galoshes $3.75, high zipper galoshes $4.88. Open 'till 6 p.m. Sams Store, 122 E. Washington. )5 ATTRACTIVE LADIES snow suit, hard- ly worn, size 12-14. Royal portable typewriter, Gibson Mand...…
… FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1,1950 0 1! THE MICHIGAN DAILY I ich igan 's Total Offense Has Edge on Opp osition Longhorns ClipRivalAggies While Mentor Convalesces. * * * Perry Tops Pass-Catchers; Dufek Leads Ground Attack BETTER DAYS AHEAD: Wrestlers Hopeful of Future Success AUSTIN, Tex.-(P)--Ben Tomp- kins and a massive, manhandling line whipped Texas A. and M. 17-0 yesterday as Texas thundered to the end of the Southwest Confer- ence race un...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3k 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1950 II I Time of ACCOMPANYING the rather bleak news from Korea and Lake Success is a wave of hysteria which, if not soon checked, threatens more destruction and damage than the situations precipitating it. This hysteria is manifest in the dan- gerous and harmful talk heard today in many corners of the country calling for immediate total mobilization, ...…
… FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY _______________________________________________________________________________ I I Town-Country Club Members Offered Varied Sports Program With snow comes thoughts of skiing and tobogganing; spring brings to mind hiking, bicycling, and riding; while just plain bad weather days can be brightened by the cheerful aspects of a glow- ing fire, hot chocolate, and per- haps several square dance sets....…
…A PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1950 ' _ . .mss s. ....mss .. . .. _. ._. 1 Galen # * Shop * * * Fun * * * for Children BATTLE OF BARRISTERS: Six Law Teams Survive First Trials 1. 4) TagDay Drive Provides Funds for, Many Activities' High over the Huron River valley under the eaves of University Hospital is the Galen Shop for hospitalized children. The'rooms which dominate the larger part of the ninth floor of th...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE. SE~N FOURTH COOK LECTURE: 'Free Man' Society's Tank A ids Strays Goal--Maclver * ' "The goal of society is to attain the free life of man," Prof. Robert M. MacIver declared in his com- parison of democracy and socializ- ed economy. In his fourth lecture in the Cook series, Prof. MacIver asserted that contrary to many beliefs socialism and capitalism are merely means to attain that goal. He spoke in Rackham Le...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1950 [ Ai what are you going to do with i A lot of people must have made a lot of mistakes and failed to In the Phoenix Project you have an opportunity to demon- make the most of a lot of opportunities in order to produce a world like strate that your generation is looking at the re-building of a decent the one we're living in now. But of course some right things were world as a long-range project with ...…
… EISENHOWER BOOM ScQ Page 4 .litta :43 a t 149 0 *b Latest Deadline in the State VdL. LXI, No. 32 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 1, 1950 FAIR" AND WARM. SIX PAGES Puerto Rican Rebels Lose Two Towns Gov. Says Reds Aided Conspiracy SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico-(P)- National Guard troops smashed yesterday at violently anti-United States Nationalist rebels and drove them out of two of their strong- holds with planes and tanks. Governor Luis ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1950 CRAFTSMAN AIDS 'U' PROF.: Sour Clarinet Sweetened by Inventors By LEONARD GREENBAUM Another Michigan first has solv- ed a problem that has been irking the musical world for 260 years, the sour B-flat in the clarinet. Prof. William H. Stubbins of the School of Music and Frank L. Kas- par, one of the leading craftsman of woodwind instruments, have provided the solution by adding an extra hole i...…
… VEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE ?AGE THREE Big Ten Shatters Ten Grid Records TOP TWO REPEAT: Mustangs, Cadets Again Top AP Poll 4> I CHUCK ORTMANN V' HAS TWO PAIR: Football Hands May Be Key to Grid Successes By GEORGE FLINT circulate and hang on to the pig- "Just another example," said skin is an art often neglected by e old timer, "of an old maxim college grid powers. mine-if you're going to play A h...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, .1954 U Eisenhower Boom ONCE AGAIN a drive to bring General Eisenhower to the fore as presidential timber is in motion. The outcome of this movement, should it succeed, will be of no little Inportance to the American people and the world; for such an eventuality would mean that Eisenhower could 'very possibly be our next president.- At the present time, though, many mat- ters have to be...…
… WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1950 TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE 1 ___________________________________________________________________________________ I I I University Officials Proclaim Disapproval of Coed Football Clarifying Statements Given to Students; Prohibitive Ban Not Considered Effective In a statment sent to all wo- men's residences this week, Uni- versity officials expressed their disapproval of women's participa- tion in football. The w...…
…^Am Sa THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, NOVEMIMB 1, 1950 PAGE SIX WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1950 ALMOST PAIN FREE: Students Now Offered' New Jet Drill Technique Students now have the oppor- tunity to get their dental drilling done by a virtually pain free pro- cess thanks to a new method which employs a jet-like drilling tech- nique. The process involves an alumi- num oxide abrasive driven from the tip of a, nozzle by carbon di- oxide. The par...…
… 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...…
…5 SENATOR GRAIHAM' S DEFEAT See Page 2 C, r Latest Deadline in the State Paii4il FAIR AND COOLER VOL. LX, No. 4-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JULY 1, 1950 FOUR PAGES Im * * * Senate OK's Aid Program' To Anti-Reds, Korean Conflict Spurs 66-0 Vote WASHINGTON - (P) - In a rare display of unanimity the Sen- ate yesterday approved, 66 to 0, a $1,222,500,000 program to arm na- tions resisting Communism, in- cluding South Korea. Republi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ° SATURDAY. TCTT 1-71-496 ^ a aaTH 1liiVH11 AN DATT.V1fi , ..". ~.aa . ~ . ... f £.S~S. .f ac1 Ta TsaflbaV T.rTIV 1, 1A5Jh 19 OMAS L. STOKES: Senator Graham's Defeat W ASHINGTON - The second successful penetration of the Truman Fair Deal frontier in the South - the defeat of Sena- tor Frank Graham in the North Carolina run-off primary which followed that, a few weeks before, of Senator Claude Pepper in Florida - is nat...…
… SATURDAY, JULY 1, 1950 l THE MICHIGAN DAILY aaus Philadelphia Beats Dodgers,8- --< * A * * * * . * MICHIGAN DAILY Phone 23-24-1 HOURS: 1 to 5 P.M. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES LINES 1 DAY 3 DAYS 6 DAYS 2 .54 1.21 1.76 3 .63 1.60 2.65 4 .81 2.02 3.53 Figure 5 average words to a line. Classified deadline daily except Saturday is 3 P.M. Saturdays, 11:30 A.M. for Sunday Issue. FOR RENT SUITES FOR COUPLES-Airy, cooking privileges soon. ...…
…THEMICHIGANDAILY Youth, Says He Set 1944 'C Fircus Fire Tells of 4 Killings Plus Other Fires COLUMBUS, O-W)-A husky circus roustabout, 20, by his own words a killer and arsonist sinec the age of six, has confessed to ,touching off the blaze that took 68 lives as it swept through the Ringling Bros. Circus six years ago. Although not formally charged with the circus fire, Robert Dale Segee, of nearby Circleville, was named today by Ohio Fire Ma...…
… UAW-GM CONTRACT Y see page 4 Latest Deadline in the State A6r CLOUDY, COOL VOL. LX, No. 168 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1950 EIGHT PAC AchesonAsks Support for 1Vlilitary * * * * * * * * * Liberalized Camp us Speaker Policy Urg n Bid Signed By 255 on LSAFaculty Faith in Beliefs Cited by Nelson By JAMES GREGORY A statement urging a liberalized campus speaker policy has been signed by 255 members of the liter...…
…THE1 MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1950 - i i 1 ~_. Ir~u I Football Tickets Go on Sale Mondaf A - V BUSINESS SERVICES IA STUDIO OF DANCE-Ballroom, , Acrobatic, I3alet. Over Michigan ater. Ph. 80M. )9B 'TB -- Nine four service (by re- st), three day service (regular ser ). Ace Laundry, 1116 S. Univer- )7B A STEIN-EXPERIENCED TYPIST. aster's and Doctor's manuscripts . legal work. Phone 2-9848 after n. )30B W1ITERi AND FOUNTAIN PENS Sa...…
…1, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY v Third UWrslebins l Eleven Seniors Say 'Adios' To Michigan Baseball Team Northwestern Takes Fourth Straight Title; Lincoln Stars By JIM PARKER Eleven seniors wound up their Michigan baseball careers this sea- son, eight of whom made their final appearances in intercollegiate competition in the victorious sweep of Ohio State last week-end. The eight who saw their final action against the Buckeyes were: Bob Hi...…
…TIHE IICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1950 MAGAZINES DISPROVING the doleful prophets, who at the first issue of GENERATION, pre- dicted the magazine could not again present material up to the standards it set itself, GENERATION'S second appearance is marked by the same richness and general excellence of content. The magazine continues in its policy of representing and inter-relating all the arts, with the emphasis on individual arts vary- i...…
…1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA w Rule Says Men Can Call Coed Residences at 1 p.. Change Will Become Individual House Can Effective Tomorrow; Retain Old Rule, z A new change in calling hours in women's residences will go into effect tomorrow. The new ruling is, "Men may call at women's residences after 1 p.m. Monday through Friday if the house so desires." No change will be made in the termination of calling hours. THE NEW CHANGE in calling h...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TTJRi §'AY, JUN , 1,050~ _ .I A lpha Phi Omega Opens Drive for Used Books LEAYES ANN ARBOR: Perry Marks Fiftieth. Year o e chin SALE SALE SALE ALE 1313 SOUTH ON ERSITY SALE when cut pricess) (Buy retail at LESS than wholesale prices) MUST SELL EVERYHN Alpha Phi Omega, National ser- vice fraternity, will open its an- nual campus-wide drive for text- books for the textbook lending li- brary today. The drive for books w...…
… JUNE 1, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY U PRING RUSH-BIG HEADACHE: Arboretum Gets Beauty Treatment Every Monday * * * * ~* * * * * By RON WATTS Every Monday morning, four men working for the University tackle one of the biggest janitor -: jobs in Ann Arbor. At 8 a.m. the men gather at the entrance to Nichols Arboretum, and then move forward toward in- numerable beer cans and bottles, papers, half finished lunches and other assorted articles ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1950 Urge Liberal Speaker Policy I. William R. Lesile, Wm. J. Le- Veque, Harold M. Levinson, C. Lev- inthal, Rensis Likert, Ronald Lip- pitt, Karl Litzenberg, Elwood G. Lohela, Dwight C. Long, Robert J. Lowry. M F. D. H. Macdowall, Merrill Mc- Clatchey, Wilbert J. McKeachie, D. B. McLaughlin, K. C. McMurry, Saul Maloff, Albert H. Marck- wardt, Donald G. Marquis. Imanuel Marx, J. Masuoka, Wesley H. Ma...…
… COMMUNIST DEBATER See Page 2 Y WI UA6 IdP t',, 0 R b{, Latest Deadline in the State CLOUDY AND COLDER VOL. LX, No. 126 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 1, 1950 FOUR PAGES Party Chiefs Disagree On Policy Issue Red Dispute Cited As Election Point By The Associated Press The foreign policy battle be- tween Democratic and Republican leaders over whether the govern- ment is Communist-infested was carried to far-flung parts of the c...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, APRIL 1, 1950 t t Communist Debater Wayne Action.. . IN BANNING Communists from participat- ing in programs at Wayne University, David D. Henry, president of that institu- tion, has taken a step that arbitrarily and dangerously cuts student liberties. It is easy in these times of Red hysteria to defend Dr. Henry's action on several counts. It can be said that he is following precedents of the leaders of the nat...…
… THE MlIICHIGAN DAILY Three world Swim Marks Set " - DrU NCAA Gym' Meet Draws Yale's Marshall Blazes To Free-Style Records Verdeur Smashes Breaststroke Standard; Yale's Freshmen Take Lead in AAU Meet c___-4 M a ot By MARV EPSTEIN Four Michigan gymnasts will be out to maintain the improvement pattern established by the Wol- verine acrobats this season as they tackle one of the toughest fields in history in the NCAA meet at West Point, ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, APRIL 1, 1950 ___ -Photo by J. H. Fee METALLIC ART-Prof. Jean Paul 8lusser, directory of the University Art Museum, admires the forged steel piece of sculpture "Tahstvaat," a creation of the American artist David Smith. The work was recently acquired by the museum. * * * * Modernistic Steel Sculpture Obtained By 'U' Art Museum Union. Helps Ease Travel Conditions Students driving home for spring vacation can b...…
… THE UN FACT & FICTION ittA6 Datit CLOUDY, COLDER See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LX, No. 99 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 1950 SIX PAGE Creation of Inter-Dorm Group Vetoed House Presidents Turn Down Plan By DON KOTITE Climaxing nearly two and a half hours of stormy debate, pres- idents of all men'scand women's residence halls on campus - or delegates empowered to vote in their absence - last night turned down ...…
… 4 ' WThNF~SDAY. MARCH 1. Th~& PROF. SLOSSON SAYS: International Government Key to Peace By DON POSTMA International Government is the .a *n* *.*...*. "onl wy" t o end the possi blit ,, . a peech tmebers ofSima Rho X.~ .\ Sosson added tha such a goen .....,. n t would be able to set up con- .,.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... aomic bomb manot be the chief weapon'' used in a coming con- flict since other "more deadly ~ weapons...…
…THE M cHI9 DXICY josU Five Accepts NCAA Bid Reds About To Trade Cooper to Cards ; Committee Also Decides On District Five Choice Ohio Swimmers Picked In Big Ten Title Defense * * * r NEW YORK - (A) - The N.C.A.A. Basketball Tournament picture was clarified somewhat yesterday with the selection of Ohio State for one berth and the decision to pick the Big Seven Conference champions for ano- ther. Ohio State's nomination for the dist...…
…_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _T H E M I C GA N 1 f __ _ _ _ _ _ RIGA N DAM WK: The N ONE OF the most glaring discrepancies of our time is the diametrically opposed attitudes toward the United Nations express- ed on the one hand in the American press and on the other hand by governmental of- ficials working with the UN. Pick up a copy of any newspaper from Maine to California, or glance through any national magazine, ...…
…d PA . i. i I Petitioning Opens For WRfi Jobs Eligible Coeds May Apply for Positions On Executive Board Governing Athletics Betrothal Told i. DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Thirteen WAA executive board positions will be petitioned for dur- ing the next two weeks by coeds who are interested in being mem- bers of the governing council for all women's campus athletic ac- tivities. As president of WAA this year, Betsy Bousfield works closely with ...…
…THE IMCHWAIGAN ~~ m u ____________________________________ Jin FiUreSL Bureau Abates Tax tunate Few * * * . S t u d e n t s anticipating long sleepless nights filling out income . tax forms may have no worries at all, according to Irv Stenn, new- .:..ly appointed chairman of Student Legislature's Better Business Bu- reau-. Stenn, who has just completed a .study of student income tax re- J;turns in cooperation with Maurice S. Hahn, lecturer in...…
