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…i REGENT HAYWARD See page 4 Latest Deadline in the State ~Iaithi ME MOSTLY FAIR, WARMER VOL. LXI, No. 79 MANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 12, 1951 SIX PAGES Truman Says Wage, Price Control on Reds Bypass U.S. Salient; Push South Chinese Sweep Toward Railway TOKYO-(R)-A spearhead o Reds, 30 miles south of the Unite States Second Division's mos 'northerly salient, was reporte sweeping southward in central Ko rea today. The...…

…I PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JANUARY 12, 1951 MICHIGAN DAILY Phone 23-24-1 HOURS: 1 to 5 P M. CLASSIFI EDADVERTISI NG 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. BUSINESS SERVICES AL CHASE and his ORCHESTRA - For the Best Dance Music - Phone Ypsi 4427 )21B NEAT AND ACCU...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ON THE SPOT By BILL CONNOLLY Daily Sports Editor HERE AND THERE with past and present Wolverines: Now that he's concluded his collegiate football career with an outstanding Rose Bowl performance, ,two professional coaches are deeply interested in Michigan's ace passer, CHUCK ORTMANN .. . They are Paul Brown of the Cleveland Browns and George Halas of the Chicago Bears. Both, incidentally, think-he's potential T-fo...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I. iUDA 9I I II s I 9 3 .y 4 p S i N. .5 a 4 Y ,. ,. 9 4. ti 4 i., Regent Hayward IBUTES usually come too late. We name our institutions and land- marks after those who, sometimes un- sung, have passed away. It is rare when outstanding men receive in their lifetime the gratitude of those whom they have benefited. Regent Ralph Hayward died yester- day without due recognition. And it is a sad and belated undertaking to pa...…

…FRIDAY, JANUARY'12, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ml F ON TIHIIEIHI0USE By JO KETELHUT The usually buzzing social calendar has an extremely blank ap- pearance this week as pre-exam cramming takes over as the major activity in even the most rah rah of campus circles. "CRACK-UP BALL", a zany party staged before exams each year by the ZBT's, will take place at their house tomorrow night. The jun- ior class, which is in charge of all preparati...…

…"AGE tSi THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRAY, JANUARY 12, 1951 .. .. Students, Teachers Here For Music Conference More than 1,000 music teachers end Sunday following the A and students will flock into Ann nual Midwinter Concert of t Arbor this weekend to take part University Symphony Band. in the Sixth Annual Midwestern * Conference on School Vocal and EARL R. SIFERT, chairman the Commission on Seconda Instrumental Music. Schools, of the North Centra...…

…Join The March Of Dimes J-HOP ttl)r irl ix3ttrt t EXTRA Ice:.oA.L---e-or a toiia- Mondov. Februarv 12, 1951 Prig: A Dime or a Collar IV SUt luu y/ 1 lu"I uui y M - . E ~./ i See Stor * * * y Page 2, Pictures Page 24 * * * * * * Thousands of happy couples alternately danced and listened to the music of Freddie Martin and Ray McKinley as the double-header (ance weekend got under way Friday night. Martin (without a dancing partner) i...…

…February 12, 1951 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Mn~~n f a wMon ay, Glamour of South Charms Dancers By DAVE THOMAS Like last night's mint julep, the 1951 J-Hop has faded to a rather muddled memory of a gay but frosty weekend blended of equal parts of pleasure and fatigue. Many of the charming belles who were 'carried' by their young gentlemen to the southern plantation ball at the Intramural Building have returned yonder to their mansions ...…

…J-HOP EXTRA Monday, February 12, 1951 Page Three ATO I BO B REVEAL.E AS f GREAT SCIENTIFIC HOAX By ALPHA PARTICLE PRJNCETON, N.J.- -The world was rocked on its long-suffering ears today by the revelation that atomic fission is nothing but a ghastly hoax and the atom bomb a mere product of the human imagination. This earth-shattering fact came to light here a few hours ago in a press conference held by Dr. Albert Einstein, one of the scient...…

…Mondav. Februarv 12. 1951 Page Four THE "MICHIGAN DAILY PageFourTHE ICHIAN DILY nnn Fer, 'ssImo, -I W.,1 TOP IS SLIPPERY HOWEVER: Committee Members Mount Ladder of Success GAUNT AND HAGGARD after# two taxiog months of pre- dance reparation, members of the 1951 J-Hop Committee peer wearily at a Daily cameraman who caught them off-guard Fri- day as they were nailing up some last minute decorations. It had been a gruelling period for these p...…

…Monday, February 12, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Paae Five aIVMnaFbur 12S91TEWiHG NDiL ncFv F I Brauntz and Richard Aster, Mari- N A:>E S: lyn Brebach and Gary Graves. N A M E SCarol Brenner and Harry Free- man, Betty Bridges and John Ry- der, Mary Brindak and James C aMiller, Jr., Carol Britton and I James Minner, Jean Brock and BETTY BEARD and Russell David Edwards, Ann Broman and Wepfer, Helen Beatson and Da- J. V. Villesvik, Elizabeth Br...…

…Page Si THE MICHIGAN DAILY Mondovy Februarv 12 .15 "age"Six HE MICHIANrDAILYMr c y, ytGI1 7J , Campus Cop Steps Down To Hardy Cheers, Tears After twenty years of service, Patrolman Helmut Schiller, of the University police force, went into retirement yesterday. Veteran campaigner in the" toughest regiment this side ofx Harvard," Schiller donned his full uniform, pinned on his medals, and strode out of his Administration, Building office am...…

…Monday, February 12, 1951 T HE MI CH IGA N DA ILY Page Seven The Spirit of Michigan MICHIGAN certainly is a nice That is why we like Tug Wek. OFFICIAL university. It is deserving of As a start, Tug Week is fine. all the praise we can lavish upon JDULL it. For years people have been try- BUT THE possibilities offered'1 ing to do just that. But lately spi- by school spirit have been scarcely rits have been drained completely broached. Circa 1...…

…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DA1. Monday, February 12, 1951 Ho gwa s 0u 1a0epens e-,w ']Big ,Barn' By IAMA HOGCALLER Dily Frm Edior F ~P 'esiet Julhn A. Hamma of neighoring H ogwash t i_ Agiculr Colege, ted)ayn noun cd the grand open- ::ofHowash's ornate new "Big ,Barn." The new Big Bar, according to Hamma, "will be the most elaborate edifice on the Hogwash campus." "It will include individual whitewashed stalls for grad- uate students working for ...…

…Monday, February 12, 1951 T HE MIC H IGA N D A ILY Page Nine Bookeating Male Bites Lions' Plot Bursts Way Through College As Expose Pricks Bubble Swindle The sensational human bookworm case, unparalleled in the annals of University After months of super-sleuthing The Daily has uncovered a crime, entered the second day today with a herbivorous botany teaching fellow in police crafty extortion plot which has been literally stealing food from ...…

…I Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY hA^,,,A,,, C-t- a .- I,) 4 nc i " .. ", - . vmonaay, t-ebruary 1IZ, 1)51 PINN. Out of the dreary depths of darkness From the Union Pool Room Come the stealthy goons. - Self-inflated and appointed Heads with alcohol annoited Cone-shaped heads with jagged endings Pointed heads. Through the darkened streets they wander Seeking out the chosen few Searching for their brother bird brains ACLES PRODUCED BY INTE...…

…Monday. February 12 15 T HE M IC H IGA N D A ILY .Page Eleven THEMICHIGAN DAILYPacie Eleven Cops Crack Rose Bowl Fix; apl Bri e o row a me - I r r r s t x '.s y' . f. FRAUD-An exclusive Daily photograph shows how California "threw" the Rose Bowl game in the second half. Here, a California player pretends to stumble and allows Michigan tack'ers to halt him short of the goal line. Re was later removed from the game for trying too hard. ST...…

…I Page Twelve THE MICHIG AN DAIt Y Au.4A. Pa. i.. IQZ10< " ,... ,. . vr, n . monaay, repruary r 41 1 771 w* r Help him and others like him Give, and Give Generously to the a nARyCyt4 f E ".E. The following Sororities contributed to make this page possible: Alpha Delta Pi Alpha Xi Delta Alpha Epsilon Phi Chi Omega Alpha Gamma Delta Collegiate Sorosis Alpha Omicron Pi Delta Delta Delta Delta Gamma Kappa Delta Delta Zeta Kappa Kappa G...…

…Monday, February 12, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Thirteen Provincial . Loses Ruthbone! By PEW BEERSON Alex Enjoys Retirement Tension mounted at sprawling Provincial University yesterday with the announcement of President Alexander G. Ruthbone's retirement from the presidency of the University. 0n F oowbau Parlay Loot Although President Ruthbone's retirement has been expected for several months, the * n * * * *'* ° *"'University's blackrobed B...…

…Page Fourteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Monday, February 12, 1951 eel' woGeeo c e Uaiud-Detailed Blouse The suit-blouse she's been looking for, a cap sleeve rayon crepe with lattice detailing at the thraat . Aqua, mauve ar white; sizes 32 to 38. 3.95 , : ; ., . , : ' w y i ,. fi W s... ..n .:i:t:v. NY VALENTINE'S DAY.. . Next Wednesday, February 14 Ways To Win Her iHeart .. . The Pretty Things She's Wanted :\j ti; ya a Irish Linen Hlandkerchi...…

… Monday, February 12, 1951 (Continued from Page 5) M ANN CARMIEHAER and Rich- ard Blake, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Car- penter, Jean Carson and Larry Sweet, Jean Caistens and Thomas Richmond, Margaret Carter and , Bob Brewer, Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Carter, Silvia Cary and Frank Van Schoick, Edrhe Case and Wil-a liam Hermanson, Janet Cass and Jim Callison, Lura Cation and Charles J. Scholl, Virginia Cawrse# and Russell Kendall, Bea Chad- wick and Willi...…

…Page Sixteer THE MICHIGAN DAILY Monday, February 12, 1951 The Daily Scans the Campus UKURIX ISITERS LOOK OVER NEW GROUP OF RUSHEES BEWILDERED FRESHMAN IS SPEECHLESS AFTER GOING THROUGH FIRST REGISTRATION AT THE UNIVERSITY TWO SOPHOMORES ENJOY REFRESHMENTS A"' RUTHVEN TEA THESE CO-EDS DIDN'T GO TO J-HOP ... GRADUATION MORNING FACULTY CLUB PRACTICES ITS ROUTINE FOR FORTHCOMING UNION OPERA PRODUCTION A MICHIGAN STATE COED WAS HONORED AT HE...…

…Monday, February 12, 1951 T HE M IC H IGA N D A IL Y Page Seventeern Monday, February 12, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seventeeti ,NlAMES!" (Continued from Page 15) Fischer, Patricia Dressler and Russell Chandler, Jean Drewdahl and John Taylor, Joyce Dudkin and Herbert Forman, Jeanette Du- jardin and Richard Robertson. Camilla Duncan and James P. White, Elinor Dunn and Ralph Haber, Doris Durham and Ed- ward Conlin, Patti Durham and; Ed San...…

…Page .Eighteen T HE MI CH IGA N DA ILY Page Eighteen THE MICHIGAN DAlI V A1~/U~C1Marshall Ilerson, Helen Greene aidBoemaElaie Grenbergand and William Jagger, Glenna Greg- ory and Micheal Liuzzi, Margaret (Continued from Page 171 Grein and Howard Hilfinger, Bar- bara Grimm and Jack McGregor, strong, Joan Glover and John Arlene Gringer and J. Recanati. Purvis, Robin Glover and Robert Evelyn Grossman and Bob Jaf- Erf. fe, Marilyn Groe and Don ...…

… Mondovy February 12, 1951 T HE MI CH IGAN D A ILY Page Nineteen , " Visiting I-Hoppers Erict ales J-Hop mean, moving time for a number of University men, as fraternity houses are cleaned and emptied for the 4housing of week-end dates. The feminine influx begins on Friday afternoon when the first arrivals are greeted by chaperones, given their room assignments and shown the beds they will occupy, providing they are able to arrange a few hou...…

…Page Twenty THE MICHIGAN DAILY Monday, February 12, 1951 and Richard Zylowski, Jane Hustone, Mary Ann Levona and Kathleen McKinney and Gege N A M E S Kuentzel and Thomas L. How- Jerry Van Syac, Joan Levy and W. Marek, Marjorie McLean and ard, jr. Jerry Hardy, Ann Lewiss and Irv- Samuel Szor. Elsie Kuhl and Carleton Grif- ing Keene, Lois Libbey and Ar- Marianne McLeland and Lyn (continued rrom Page 15) fin, Marthene Kuieck and Don- thur Jaeger....…

…Monday, February 12, 1951 TA 1 S. Simpson, Nancy Peterson and AMS Ted Reynolds. SUSAN PETERSON and Max (Continued from Page 20) Gaesky, Mary Petticrew and Gor- don P. Burkhead, Janet Pierce and bert E. Neil, Jr., Suzanne Nasset Edward Wacber, Joan Pierce and and Roger Hammer, Joan Neal Samuel Ehlow, Tish Pierce and and Greg Hooper, Carol Needler Jerry Gluck, Carolyn M. Piercy and Russell Chandler, Mary Lou and Thomas D. Glass, Helen L. Nrff an...…

…Page Twenty-two T HE MI CH IGA N D A ILY Mondanv Fbruarv 17 1 9x1 "___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,. y, I- ,y , i and Wesley O. True, Winifred AStedman and Philip Daykin, Ruth Mary Steeb and Richard Young-! blood. (Continued from Page 21) Pat Steel and Ray Grassa, Ruth Stein and Aaron -Sheldon, Lois Smith and Dean Lind, Elizabeth Steinberg and Jerry Kremer, Jodie Sneed and Robert B. Elliott, Ann Steinkamp and John McCarthy, Snyder and Bob Barge...…

…M day, February 12, 1951 STAFF FOULED U Opera ietly, steadily, in taverns, in ibraries, in dusty University at- tics, under Stockwell beds or in the no n steamroom, the search for "it" goes on. With hope and perserverance they are slowly tracking "it" down. "It" is an idea. An appelation. A nare. UNION OPERA executives are the ones who are pursuing "it". They need a label for their show, a title to identify it. "We gotta have something tremend...…

…Page Twenty-four y. l k I T J . S Kf q nTHE MICHIGAN DAILY Monday,. February" 12, 1.95 I i SOUTHERN SILHOUETTE-IT ENDED IN BLISS THE MUSIC STOPS IT STARTED AT 9:30 UT MOST 1CAMnE LATE …

… Ar II 4ir :43 a t tR PROVOST ADAMS See Page 2 Latest Deadline in the State PARTLY CLOUDY, COOL VOL. LXI No. 154 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 12, 1951 FOUR PAGES s I # # + * * # * # # * # # * * * Presidential Note Outlines KoreaPolicy Russia Termed Greatest Threat By The Associated Press President Truman told Gen Douglas MacArthur last Jan. 1 that Soviet Russia was the "mair threat" and that any spread o the Korean war ...…

…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MAY 12, 1951 . A Provost Adams T HE LOSS which the University com- munity will sustain in the resignation of Provost James P. Adams will be keenly felt. Provost Adams came to the University in 1945 just before the end of the second world war gave the signal for the opening of A new period in American education. The "GI Era" which saw enrollment on this campus alone jump from 9,000 to 22,000 in the space o...…

…SATURDAY, MAY 12, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thinclads, Golfers HosttoISC * t State Track Squad Tests Wolverines By NORM MANGOUNI Track teams representing Mich- igan and Michigan State will meet for the first time in three years today when the Spartans visit Ferry Field for a dual contest slated to begin at 1:30 p.m. The Spartans, who defeated the Wolverines, 682-63%, in 1947 for their first dual win over Mich- igan in history and followed ...…

… THE MIC TMGAN DAIIY SATURDAY, MAY 12, IS 25 FOOT PLUNGE-This overturned car is the result of an attempt by a student to park a car for a friend. The automobile took a nose-dive over the embankment and came to a halt perilously close to the Temporary Classroom Building. The car suffered more than the driver, who emerged unhurt. While students looked on, workmen rescued the car from its predicament and hauled it away for repairs. l * * * ...…

… iiwIt a ~aiA1 I .4r .- ,;,, ,' 4 t .1,,a,, EDITOR'S NOTE See Page 2 Latest Deadline in the Stale SHOWERS VOL LXI, No. 11-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1951 FOUR TPAGES -Daily-James Butt 'NOT A DROP TO DRINK--"There must be water here some- where," Barbara Blair, campus water dowser, cried as she con- inued her search long into the night with the aid of a'forked maple twig and her own special kind of "extra-sensory percep...…

…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THRSDAY, JUvY 12, 1951 111 Gte a fl te By DAVE THOMAS HE HOUSE of Representatives is cur- 3ently debating an etension of the stop-gap economic controls provisions which expire July 31, and the lack of any sizable public pressure on the question has dras- tically jeopardized any chances the Admin- istration ever had of securing an effective program to halt the present inflation. Administration supporters have all bu...…

…THEMXtHIGANDAILY JULY 12, 1951 i, ON THE SPOT By GEORGE FLINT Daily Sports Editor .. . . THE *BUSTLE, the heat, the occasional laughter were present. And you might have closed your eyes and said that it was agay occasion. BUT IT WASN'T REAL-the 50th birthday party which the Detroit Times threw the home town Tigers Monday night. All because fate had picked that morning to deprive the baseball world of one of its finest figures-Harry Heilm...…

…Y. a FOUR TIHt MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1951 EDUCATION GOES MODERN: Oral Language Courses Supplemented by Laboratory BY MARGE SHEPHERD To further understanding of languages more effectively than by the classic method of transla- tion teaching, the romance lang- uage department launched a ser- ies of oral courses in French and Spanish shortly after the end of the last war. Today class work in these cours- es continues, supplemen...…

… L airCtga DAd&F i , f SWAN SONG See Editor's Note, Page 2 Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LXI, No. 34-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, AUGUST 12, 1951 LOUD AND COOLER FOUR PAGES METAMORPHOSIS-Paul Meagher, '43, (left) and W. J. Hampton, Grad., study frames of the forthcoming independent film production, "Metamorphosis." Hampton is director of the undertak- ing while Meagher is operating cameraman. Adapted from Franz Kafka's short novel...…

… PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, AUGUST 12, 1951 By DAVE THOMAS IT IS traditional for the managing editor of The Daily to write a swan song of some sort in his final issue which praises the staff and lets the readers know what a tough time everyone concerned has had in putting out the paper. Those who have never experienced the sensation of seeing a newspaper come off the press which they have labored over with hope and determination ...…

… SUNDAY, AUGUST 12, 1951 WAGE THREE 'T HE MICHIGAN DAILY 0 ON THE SPOT By GEORGE FLINT Daily Sports Editor Yankees Triumph on Berra's ingle FROM SENSATION to bum to sensation again is the story of Robert Feller, who will have a night in Cleveland Monday, and a well-deserved one at that. The Iowa farmboy who astonished baseball with his dazzling fastball in the late thirties is back on the gravy train this season after a lull of sev...…

… 14 PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, AUGUST 12, 1951 I- COLLEGE ROTIJDUP: Censorship, Segregation Harrass Administrators Exams Loom Near Regret over the hours spent at beaches, picnic grounds and just plain "being social" will strike suddenly at many summer ses- sion students this week, as the examination period looms near. Examinations on Thursday and Friday will draw the Summer Session to a close after eight weeks. Students will s...…

… Sir aiI4 EDITOR'S NOTE See Page 4 CLOUDY Latest Deadline in the State -VOL. LXII, No. 16 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1951 SIX PAGES SL Softens Protest Over LibraryCut A Wilcox 'Hopeful' For Settlement By CRAWFORD YOUNG The Student Legislature "boy- cott". of the Student Affairs Com- 'mittee and the President's Con- ference was softened yesterday, as hints of asolution tothe library 'problem came from the Univer- sity. Len ...…

…FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1951 TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY ______________________________________________________________________________ U U Gilbert and Sullivan Society Rehearses for 'Ruddigore' DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN 'NEED 4. Madcap melodrama is the order- of-the-semester for Gilbert and Sullivan Society memnbers, who are already rolling through their sec- ond week of rehearsals for a No- vember presentation of "Ruddi- A satirn of English me...…

…FRIDl3X, 4CTQBER 12, .1951 THE NIIGH GAI' 1)AT ..Y PAGE THREE FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Delta Upsilon Passes WhipPhi Kappa Sigma, 14-6 TIE MORNING LINE By TED'PAPES Daily Sports Editor' SOMEHOW it doesn't sound just right, but the Champions of the West will open their defense of the Big Ten football title Saturday with everything to gain and nothing to lose. Ordinarily, a team with four consecutive loop cr...…

…THE 11?IICHIGAl wT I AII.Y FRIDAY, OCTO$ER 12, Y95I TH IHGA AL FRDYOTBE 215 By CHUCK ELLIOTT WHEN THE Student Legislature tried to get some action taken on the curtail- ment of library hours they were unable to get positive cooperation within the admin- istration. This was outlined in some detail in these columns yesterday, and a certain conclusion was drawn-that the adminis- tration should be more willing to accept student views than the...…

…FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE Union To Begin Record Dance Series i ' O THIE HOUSIE 'KICKOFF' KAPERS: Elliott To Play for Annual A-Hop at League Bridge, Canasta, Top Platter Hits To Be Featured Weary couples, exhausted from the strain of long week-ends will have an opportunity to relax at the Union record dances to be held from 8 to 10:30 p.m. Sundays in the Terrace Room of the Union, The top recording stars i...…

…d4 AG I THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1951 LETHARGIA: Couples Say .ifeaon Raft Unromlantic VICKSBURG, Miss.-IP)--After 85 days of cramped living on a tiny raft, a couple pairs of young unmarried people, three of them University students, agree, "life on a raft is not conducive to ro- mance; we're more apt to resort to murder." The two men and two women said that a lot of eyebrows have been raised over their 1,800 mile trip from...…

…I' C I 4r SJirigt D~ai f" . 0 THE IKE BOOM ,ti See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State COLD, SNOW FLURRIES VOL. LXII, No. 67 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1951 SIX PAGES U U RELIGIOUS SURVEY: Jewish Beliefs Hard To Classify EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the second in a series of ten articles outlin- ing the separate bases of religious faith in our time. The writer of this article is indebted to Rabbi Herschel Lymon of...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY . WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1951 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN C S:SAYEfl5 The Daily Official Bulletin is an official publication of the University of Michigan for which the Michigan Daily assumes no editorial responsi- bility. Publication in it is construc- tive notice to all members of the University. Notices should be sent in TYPEWRITTEN form to Room 2552 Administration Building before 3 p.m. the day preceding pu...…