…StNDAY, DEGEMDER 11, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE 1'II rr - THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE R COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Harvard Students Finally Yield to Old King Football By DAVE THOMAS The rumbling heard last week- end by observant citizens as far west as St. Louis, was not an atomic blastsor even an earth- quake - it was merely old John Harvard turning over in his grave. In Cambridge the racket was terrific. Disillusioned by a dis- astrous, single-vic...…
…TIE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECMERii 11, 1949 I I Exam Reading Period N ITS EAGERNESS to push an extended Thanksgiving vacation, Student Legisla- ture has over-looked another far more needed "calendar" change. This is the so-called "Dead Week," a period (not nec- essarily a whole week) set aside immed- iately preceeding exams, in which no class- es are held. In this time the student has a chance to review, organize and integrate the mater...…
…SUND~AY, DECEMBR, It11,i 1949 TIE IMIIIIGAN L AI iY I PROLIFIC PAST: JGP Boasts 46 Year Tradition; elabeth illcn S. State St. just off N. U. in Campus Town from 9:30 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. Formerly for Senior Coeds Only By PAT BROWNSON Prom the first production of the Junior Girls' Play, staged in 1904 by six junior women, JGP has ris- eri to become one of the biggest traditional events held each year on the Michigan campus. The play, fir...…
…P'AGE ItX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1944 :.. ..._ Toledo Topp les Gage rs, 5 7-36 Moss Equals Pool Breast Stroke Record As Michigan Dominates State AAU Meet C J y Ragged Second Half Costs, Wolverines Initial Setback Rockets Lead 25-24 at Halftime; McDonald High Scorer with 15; Suprunowicz Nets 14 By BILL BRENTON (Special to The Daily) TOLEDO - Michigan's cagers were unable to cope with a very effective Toledo zone or...…
…r SUNDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DlAtL' PAGE SEVEN Keen Starts 25th Mat Season By CY CARLTON Michigan opens it wrestling sea- son against the University of Pitts- burgh on January seventh and that day will be the start of the 25th year of coaching Maize and Blue mat squads for wrestling mentor Cliff Keen. * * * Since 1925 Maize and Blue grap- plers have been tutored exclusive- ly by this veteran of the game. * * * KEEN HAS esta...…
…TIE MICHIGAN DAILY SUJNDAY, DFiCTEMBER 11, 1949 FACULTY FOR KNOWING: Prof. Paton Crisp, Quotable By PAUL BRENTLINGER Though best known as an auth- ority on accounting, Prof. William A. Paton has extended his inter- ests and activities far beyond the intricacies of the realm of debits and credits. Crisp comments on public af- fairs, plus several popular ac- counting textbooks have made Prof. Paton's name familiar to students of economics a...…
…SUNDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1949 - THE MICHIGAN DALLY' PAGE NINE SUNDAY. DECEMI~Th 11 1948 PAGE NINE r _ .__ ._r.. J K f 1 1 i ' 11f. V .1. s0 af Y V o 9 ". JK . ~ x. 4 /2-' 1k A T AS 1k -IS £P IC y- ° , ' ,y Y"r: ..,r . h ' v. 1 . - '', GIH 4, 13 .2 N onidav 01 77F I 9 SAN'S Ann Arbor Merchants NI when. will. i remain open until 9 P.M. in honor of this Grand Old Man 77 is here, and Christ- i *r Yes, Christma...…
…THE MICIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECEMBE9 11, 1949 SUNDAY, D~CEMB'EIt 11. 1949 3 Varied Footwear Provides Useful, InexpensivePresent Typical yuletide problems in Ann Arbor are looking for dif- ferent, unusual and relatively in- expensive Christmas gifts for roommates or coed friends. Bed socks, loafer socks, or bed- room slippers may be just what is desired and local stores have them in stock between the one and three dollar price range. COLORS...…
…SUND41AY, DECEM~BER 11, 1940 T NIT 1MICTTC AV T l ATT.V PAGE F TEVTN 11111 1V11L 111V H1\. .LL& 1L. 2. x nu L r.4 c:vI Male Fashion Experts Advise SpecialCare of Tux, Tails Christmas, J-Hop Formals Replenish Stock Of Local Stores in Varied Colors, Cuts, Prices It takes more than a quick run! to Sam the Tailor's and the aid of a roommate to cut an imposing figure for that formal dance, cam- pus lotharios have discovered. Wholesale ignor...…
…PAG 't-W - AE " . THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, flECEM 3UR 11, X94 Fashions for Skiers Revealed Tiny Flowers, Jewelry Adorn Christmas vacation plans bring thoughts of skiing --- and ski clothes - to the minds of many sports enthusiasts. The woman who wants to throw conservatism to the winds -- the icy winds of the ski slopes - may choose a parka of canary yellow nylon seersucker or she may choose garnet ski pants to be worn with a brightly...…
…SVNDAY4 DMCB.1 IflER 11p 1919- 7tHE MICHIGAN DAILY PACE TJIITREN. _. Shoe Experts Predict More Color, Ornaments for Casual Footwear By BARBARA MOLYNEAUX Mosct popular of all the casual campus shoes today is the suede oxford with a crepe sole, seconded by the saddle shoe with the loafer retreating to a quiet third place. Fashion experts are predicting that in general there will be a lev- einfg off of preference so that the saddle and espe...…
…PAGE FOtITW THE MICHIGAN DAILY,- SUNDAY, DECEMBER 11. 1949 THEs MTCH caANaBAtixx "1Lt.Y 1- - - ... .. 4.aa. .avclrNaAY r.i~lw; alMuPR11, 1.'=1 Perfumes Vital To, Women; Women Plan Wives of Henry VIII Character, Name Important Yuletide Fetes By JANICE JAMES To the majority of well dressed women in the world of fashion, the proper perfume is as vital a part of their good grooming as lipstick, hose and nail polish. As is customary, th...…
…SUNDAY, DECtMBER 11, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIFTEEN, Pearls, Jet, Rhinestone Clips Ornament Velvet, Satin Hats- With Christmas festivities just around the corner, coeds are be- ginning to plan for this party and that tea, and along with these plans go thoughts of what hat should be worn to each. Styled to add charm to the short dinner dress or theatre suit, yet not to obstruct anyone's view, are little cocktail hats in black velve...…
…PAGE SIXTEEN T HE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DEJOEMBER 11, 1949 . 1 ! !} t _ r Old Time Customs Revealed In Origin of Silverware Usage Eating peas with one's knife was not always uncouth. Time was when banqueters held their food in a napkin with one band, while with a knife in the other they cut it, and -so carried it to their mouths. It was the back of the knife, which in polite society,' entered the mouth, and the protuberance on the back o...…
…EDITOR'S NOTE See Page 4 Y L Latest Deadline in the State l~Iati4a CLOUDY, COOLER VOL. LX, No. 41 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS Ruthven Asserts 'U' Cost Too High Says Restriction of Education Will Lead to Federal School Controls By AL BLUMROSEN Daily City Editor Fees for Michigan residents at the University are too high, Presi- dent Alexander G. Ruthven told the 32nd annual meeting of the Uni- versity...…
…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11. 1949 Theta Chi, Chi Psi Enter Finals__ ,0TJT4"I;'"I" i 4 Independent. Teams- Gain Robert Owen Co-operative House and the Newman Club, de- fending champions, take on the Presbyterians and the Forresters respectively today to determine who will meet under the lights at Wines Field next Tuesday night for the Independent touch foot- ball championship. IAS meets the Michigan Co- operative House and ...…
…FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE I I SUCCESS STORY: Variety Highlights Clark's Career M' Sharpens Air Attack for Indiana FOR THE FUTURE BOOK: 58 Frosh Gridders Earn Numerals 0 By TED PAPES Ozzie Clark is a football player who :never was a hero. And yet, the acehMichigan de- fensive end has never ceased climbing the ladder of gridiron success. It may be interesting to thread down that ladder to see just how Clark got t...…
…THE MIHIGCAN 1 IUL FRrDAY, NOVEMBER; 11, 1949 N FRIDAY, N4)VEMBER 11, 1949 : itoa 6 Mote 3 By LEON JAROFF A MORNING newspaper looks toward an election night with anticipation-and apprehension. With an early morning deadline and an opportunity to carry conclusive election news hours before competitors can, the position of the morning paper seems highly enviable. Then why the apprehension? A quick glance at some o the morning papers of N...…
…PRTDA ', NOVEMR1 11,_ 1949 THE MICHIGAN DILY SMcKinley To Furnish Music for Pinhellenic Ball Tonight <> --- Intermission Time Will Feature Drawing for Cosmetic Prizes * * * * Panhellenic predicts a "panic" .,:. ..., ... at the I-M Building tonight when it presents a semi-formal ball in gala circus fashion. The dance, designed to reflect a little boy's excitement on his first visit to the Big-Top, has been' dubbed "Peter's Panic." FROM...…
…THE MICHIGAN ,DAILY FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1949 A, NEWCOMER TO 'U' STAGE: Rosenson Featured in'Murder' Drama By NAN BYLAN the Cathedral," to be presented siderable theatrical experience. A Len Rosenson '50, will play the Nov. 16, 17 and 18 at St. Andrew's speech major at the University role of the martyred archbishop Episcopal Church. and Carnegie Tech, Ro enson Thomas a Becket in Inter-Arts Rosenson, although new to the toured the Europea...…
…EDITOR'S NOTE j See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State t t VOL. LX, N. 14 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1949 . .... InfectedFood Contaminates WestQuaders 'U' Sanitarians To Investigate By BOB KEITH A wave of sickness spread through the West Quadrangle over the week-end as scores and pos- sibly hundreds of residents were infected by apparently contam- inated food served in Quad dining halls. With six men hospitalized in Healt...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1949 NEW INDOOR THRILL: Tap-Room TV Proving Popular Sport at Union ,h By PAUL BRENTLINGER he Tap-room television at the Un- 22 ion is the latest campus entertain- 1- ment sensation. 1- Last week's world series tele- casts provided the biggest draw- :f ing card since the set was in- i- stalled in the Union cafeteria at 1- the end of the summer term, ac- i- cording to Walter Orth, assistant cafeteri...…
…TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE DAI.Y DOUBLE by pres holmes, sports co-editor Wolverines Seventh in AP Poll Michigan Football Spirit Still High Despite Detour jT SEEMS TO BE THE consensus of opinion among the second guessers and armchair quarterbacks that the Wolverines' signal caller, John Ghindia, made a strong bid for the "Goat-of-the-Year" award when he chose to pass with one yard to go for a first down earl...…
…2 PAGE FODU THE MICHIGAN DAILY 6t TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1940 _ _ _ _ By LEON JAROFF IT IS NOW generally conceded that CIO backing of any candidate running for mayor of Detroit is the equivalent of the kiss of death. Time and again since 1937, when the CIO first actively entered Detroit politics, its candidates have gone down to defeat under an avalanche of opposition votes. As an example of the negative effective- ness .of 0C0political a...…
…TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY __________________________________ I N _______________________ U CAST ANNOUNCED: Roles in Floorshow Revealed, For Soph Cabaret Production, - Parts for the floorshow of Soph Cabaret have been announced by the 1952 Central Committee. Singing parts as first sopranos have been assigned to Beverly Myas, Marion Allen, Jo Elliott, Eda Eiss, Carol Niemeyer, Phyllis * Gundrum, Barbara Green, Maury Clar...…
…Sir THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1949 Union Coffee Hour Set for Tomorrow Have you ever longed for a chance to ask your professor just why your class is run as it is? If this desire has ever possessed you, the Union has just what you need. A SERIES of informal student- faculty coffee hours will be inaug- urated at 4 p.m. tomorrow when students and faculty from the English department will meet over cups of coffee in the Union's T...…
…WOMAN'S PLACE Bee Page 4 Y Latest Deadline in the State *7~taii FATR, WARMER VOL. LIX, No. 156 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 1949 PRICE FIVE CEI . 1 e I A AWAaru i a: A v Aw %WA",q a Opens Meeting PRESIDENT ALEXANDER G. RUTHVEN Wiespr ead Affect Seen for Phoenix By JIM BROWN and JOHN DAVIES The Phoenix Project will affect the lives of every student, faculty mnember and local resident, University officials and a panel ...…
…GE TWO THE MICHIGAN lAIIY -EDESD CULTURAL CAMPUS: Arts Festival To Feature Varied Student Creations DAILY OFFICIAL B ULLEJ'1iN Bureau of Appointments: Tle Maryland Department of State Employment and Registra- tion announces an examination for the position of Classification Analyst I.L Candidates must be gracluates of an approved college or univelsity and must have had oe year oif professional or tech- nI-l experience. 1<>.- Paintings don...…
…--WEDNEDAT,-M"Y1r,-1949 np red ictable M'Nine Opposes provi ig Titan Hicks, Settle Slated to Sharen *Mound Duties for Miebigait Visitors Boast Record of 7 Wins, 5 Losses; Hot-Cold Wolverines Seeking 13th Victory Michigan's hot-and-cold base- ball team takes on the University of Detroit at,3:30 this afternoon on the Ferry Field diamond. The Titans come to Ann Arbor with a record of seven wins in 12 starts, including a pair of tri- umphs o...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Woman's Place STUDENT LEGISLATURE President Jim Jans can't remember the last time the Legislature finished its evening's business in one of the bi-monthly meetings. And former SL Vice-President Bill Miller can vouch for that. Bill has had a motion under consideration since last fall which has been consistently postponed because of SL's inability to act. The major difficulty, a rather simple one, lies in the fact that no le...…
…Y1 1949 IE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGS Outdoor Dancers To. Seek Fciir Sky Tennis Ball to Score with Special Floats, PerfumedDDT, Review of Top Talent i r University Alumna Displays Architect urltI Talents As Only Feminine Designer of New UN IBui1digs DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN The Tennis Ball committee has really started the ball rolling for the first all-campus outdoor dance to be held from 9 p.m. to midnight Friday on the Palmer Field Tennis Cou...…
…six 'IIE MICHIGAN DIINY y Will Honor Two U Grads AtPremiere A major leaguer and a sandlot penman from the field of writing will watch their baseball movie take the spotlight at 8 p.m. to- morrow at the Michigan Theatre. Two University personalities, Shirley W. Smith, vice president emeritus, and Valentine Davies, '27, will be honored at the world's first author's premiere at the opening of "It Happens Every Spring." * * * AUTHOR SMITH wrote...…
…+CLOSE D SHOP See Page 4 Lw4 zgau Latest Deadline in the State aari4 CLOUDY, COLD VOL. LIX, No. 112 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS Federal Jury Brands 'Axis Sally'_Traitor Nearly 18 Hours Taken for Verdict WASHINGTON--MP)-A Feder- al jury last night wrote "guilty" to the name of American-born Mildred E. (Axis Sally) Gillars, branding her a traitor for broad- casting Nazi propaganda during World War II The j...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MARCH CONCRETE RESEARCH: Engineer Perfects Strain Test Gauge for Concrete Pioneer research in concrete is Prof. Sherlock hopes that under way at the College of En- Fatin's research will remove any gineering. hit-or-miss guesses on the Ala E. Fatin, an Egyptian engi- makeup of the interior of con- neer working on his doctor's de- crete, thus reducing the number gree in science, has perfected a of painstakingly calcu...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TTrn==== ASSOCIATED P C PRES S Sfrq C A N A L C R O S S E S R I V E R - Traffic moves once more on the reopened Mittelland via- duct across the Weser River near Minden, Germany, destroyed during the war by the German army,. The viaduct cuts travel between the Ruhr and the Hannover-Brunswick area by six hours. yK U N K M T SI- M KMAID - Game Protector Sergius Polevoy shows a "de-skunked" skunk to Jeanne Crow, featured in...…
…______ _____ _____ _____ _____THE -MCHIGK-NDAILY Closed fro ... "HE UNIONS have made it clear at the Senate Taft-Hartley hearings that they ant the closed shop restored, and there are veral good reasons why they should have Of prime importance to the Unions, of purse, is the preservation of organized abor. But unfortunately, a great manyl ndustrial leaders have not graduated from he "break up the unions" school of hought. Anyone who believes...…
…___T__E ICIGAN__A__Y rAGE FWE pring Theme Will Permeate, ishing Well Ball Tomorrow (, Spring will come to the campus little earlier this year when ie Unoin presents the Wishing' tell Ball from 9 p.m. to midnight aturday in the Union Ballroom. Old fashioned street lamps will dorn the corridor leading to the allroom. Spring flowers, peeping p from the bases of the lamp osts, will carry out the spring Lmosphere. Guests will enter the aliroom ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY n Basketball Nears Lnd (4 I-M NEWS Sigma Chi, Psi U, Phi Dels Swim Title ithl h ok Si aCi, Psi U, Phi Delis, To Omega leaue has nai7nrrow dadwn to 19 mi t*8u * t'.,J **LtA kJ,, *.., ) A L U U close race between the Engineer- ing Aero and the Eng. Math teams. PHI GAMMA DELTA will meet1 sigma Phi Epsilon tonight for thel right to oppose Kappa Sigma in E the semi-finals of the fraternity paddleball playoffs.t Phi Sigma Kap...…
…FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1949 .W- - I PAr.T' c4vvrv THE 311CH IGAN DAILY TT1I MTCTTGN nATY AflW E~1 = a~~ _. [ [iUL OLYLPI I JUST KIBJITZING By PRES HOLMES, Sports Night Editar ANOTHER HECTIC Conference season is now history, but the one just passed did more than merely witness the crowning of a new basketball champion. Two interesting and provocative issues were also brought into the spotlight as the year progressed. The first was that a Negro...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY DEAN SPEAKS TODAY: Calls UNESCO Device To Curb Local Yokelism Friends To UNESCO is a practical device to prevent localism from leading the world into war again, Dean Harold Benjamin of the College of Education at the University of Maryland said in an interview yesterday. Dean Benjamin, who was a member of the constitutional con- vention of UNESCO in 1945, will speak on "Contemporary Educa- tion in Latin America" at 4:15 ...…
… NEWl TACTICS See Page 4 Y Latest Deadline inl he Stlate ~a ti CLOUDY, NOV CHANGE VOL. LIX, No. 88 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1949- PRICE FIVE CENTS Church Men Incriminated In Bulgaria Spying for U.S., BritainCharged SOFIA, Bulgaria - (P) -- Th Communist-led Bulgarian Gov ement announced last night in ditment of 15 top leaders of th United Evangelical Church or charges oftacting as spies for th United States and Britain. ...…
…TWO THlE MCHIGAN I DAILY ~FRIDAY. FEBRtUARY Vi TW+i+_O++ - -- t-as" .-ta... --.. aar- ]y a .ilmf l'1'4.n14. a1. *.xi"l r I I I t i SP,44fJ uf1204 South University Avenue ....serving .. . BREAKFASTS, LUNCHEONS and [SINNERS SANDWICHES and SALADS from 7:00 A.M. to 1 :00 P.M. and 5:00 P.M. to 7:00 P.M. Closed Sundays FULBRIGHT ACT: Government. To Foot BillE Of U.S. Students Abroad AILY BUSLLETFIN up by March 7. Students is nhing graduate w...…
… BRVARY 11, B9 f " N 111 " H 1 C , k N Fi A I f , V _____________________________________________:a.____________________________ it AyL3.ZE.J __ MTTI ANflTT _ 1' 1 SANS SENTIMENT- 'U' Classes Will Meet On Washington's Birthday3 University classes will meet as to the president and chairman of usual on Washington's birthday, the University Calendar Com- Feb. 22, despite notices to the mittee, said yesterday that the contrary in six college a...…
…THE MICHIGANyI DAILY FRIDAY, EMU New Tactics CERTAINLY NOBODY would be more sur- prised than the Russians if the United States counted its atom bombs and sent them a neatly typed report of the results, as they proposed Tuesday before the UN Security Council. At the same time, the Red resolution called for a one-third cut in armaments of the five great powers, a somewhat less startling and controversial point. While one should never discount...…
…1IDAY, r-TritVArY ih 149 Coeds TreatDates @1 "Pa y Off'Dance Annual Event Sponsored by Mortar Board; Ted Smith's Band Will Provide Music Ted Smith and his band will provide the music for the J-Hop debtors and dates at the annual "Pay-Off" dance to be held from 9 p.m. to midnight tomorrow in the League ballroom. This popular band heard at the 1948 Sophomore Cabaret will be starred in a valentine atmosphere, with a big red heart and red bal- loo...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1RT)AlI . . .. ..... .. M'Icemen Clash ith Nort Dakota Six Tonighot TALKING SHOP with Bud Weidenthal Associate Sports Editor The baby of the Big Ten, Michigan State's Spartans provided Western Conference coaches and their respective supporters with a rafher rude awakening this past Saturday eve on the occasion of the 27th annual State relays at massive Jenison Field House . . . The Spartans, who won't be on hand in C...…
…IHE IlCHIGAN DAIVV PAGE I-TV Rela'yFinIs Resident 'B' Cage Squads In Tio(ht Rae1 Wei)Iey, Allen Rumsey, H-ins- Jle and Prescott Houses re- mnaine~d undeleated in Residence hall "B" league basketball in sec- ond round play Monday night at the Intramuitral Building. Wenlley" ',')-18 winner last week, continuedi their fast pace by whipping, Adams House, 55-18.1 Allen Rumsey was impressive in All-Ca- mpus tournament en- tries close at noon tomo...…
…THIE MICIUGAN DAILY rT TAY, BUCKET BRIGADE: WSSF Plans Campaign for $10,000 The campus World Student Service Fund committee yester- day made two-fold plans to raise $10,000, the 1949 quota. The committee hopes to gain $5000 on the two WSSF tag days, Thursday and Friday, February 17 and 18. MANNED BY members of In- ter-Guild, collection buckets will be placed at every corner of the campus. Another $5000 will be kised through special "Olymp...…
… LUCK AND PLUCK See Page 4 Y A& 'A6F 71EMW N NARrr"- 4lqr t t r gibrwn Ur. CLOUDY COOL Latest Deadline in the State VOL LIX, No. 81 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS Olivet Bares Reasons for Five Firings Officials Squelch Possible Protests OLIVE'-Olivet College off i- ials bared the reasons for the V ecent firing of five professors and immediately moved to squelch any student or faculty protest before it co...…
…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JANUARY 11, 194b xk I__ GENERAL EXPANSION: Faculty Central Commitee To Direct Religion Courses A central committee to oversee all courses in religion, has been adopted, and several new faculty members qualified in the field of religion will be appointed to teach the new courses. These changes were embodied in a faculty committee report which was adopted at the Literary Cal- Shinkman Will End Lectures In Jo...…
