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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Society Plans Annuall1-Hop Payoff Dance Winter Atmosphere To Prevail at League For 'Wintermezzo Members of Mortar Board, sen- ior women's honor society, will start off the new semester with their annual girl bid dance, "Win- termezzo," to be held from 9 p.m. to midnight Saturday in the League Ballroom. Members of the society will be selling tickets for the dance from 9 a.m. to noon and from 1 to 4 p.m. today through Friday ...…

… R THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1951 t._ 0 PASTE CARATS:; plant Diamond Sprkles....'----: In Mineralogy Showcase BY MARY LETSIS If diamonds are a woman's best iend, then the mineralogy de- artment can offer some wise tips > girls eager to form such clean- it friendships. For a 3,00-carat paste diamond presently sitting in the depart-. ent's showcase window! It is a copy of...…

…, FEBRUARY 14,1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY tE .]fE iLr'PL+'! r FEBRUARY 14, 1951 rarin BEYEI~ REGISTRA TION TODAY: Art Prints Attract Students to League '1 * * * S t u d e n t s wandered casual- ly through the League Ballroom, turned art gallery, yesterday making their selections from the 790 prints available from the Art Prints Loan Collection. After being oriented as they en- tered the ballroom, students view- ed the hundreds of prints on...…

… ETGnT THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1951 EIGHT WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1951 IOWA IELDS BROOM FOR ART: Playwright Sweeps Floors for Living SUMMER JOBS: Students May Register For Placement Service By ALICE MENCHER Intense preoccupation with his chosen career of writing does not keep playwrite Tom Danelli from sweeping the floor of a local drug- store to earn his present livelihood. Author of the forthcoming Stu- dent Players...…

… SOCIALISTS See Page 4 TM Latest Deadline in the State 43I FREEZING RAIN VOL. LX, No. 86 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1950 SIX PAGES Doctor Fired In Fight With 'U' Employee Negro Woman Claims Beating By JAMES GREGORY Dr. Neil H. Sullenberger of Uni- versity Hospital has been dis- charged following his alleged 'beating of Mrs. Louise Philpot, Negro elevator operator. sa Mrs. Philpot charged in a not- arized statement that D...…

… ,' ;.. :.. THE MICHIGAN DAILY;; TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1950~ U' To Sponsor Research Expeditions Five University faculty members il soon scatter to distant parts the world on research and edu-R Striking out the farthest from odern civilizations, John Clark,s eturer in geology, will take a Hall expedition to Pakistan and ashmir for the Central Asiatic - esearch Foundation. * *, THE EXPEDITION will provide edical aid to natives and teach em si...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY _I M' Wrestlers Defeat Hawke s, 15-9 Nelson's EigIhth Straight, Win Sparks Wolverines j WOLVERINE ROUNDUP: Track Trio Steals Vacation Spotlight Michigan's wrestlers chalked up u their sixth victory in eight starts, when they defeated a strong Iowa mat squad, 15-9, last night in Yost Field House. Again sparked by Larry Nelson's superb grappling in the 128 pound bracket, the Maize and Blue was hard pressed all the...…

… I THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUJESDAY, FEBRUAR~Y 14, 1950 i )MAS L. STOKES: Socialists Opportunity S tate "But This Thing Isn't Getting Any Bigger" ASHINGTON-Some months ago it was observed here how the term "Socialism" was replacing "Communism" as a label of opprobrium used by foes of social reforms embodied in New Dealism, Fair Dealism, and such. That was manifest in debate in Congress and in public speeches and statements outside. It was fo...…

…TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1950 "THE MIHIGAN DAILY Spring Rushing Program Begins Hue I Groups Betrothal Told As Coeds Register Tomorrow Panhellenic will launch its spring rushing program when rushees register from 9 a.m. to G p.m. tomorrow in the League' Ballroom. According to Marilyn Flynn, rushing chairian, all women who intend to rush must register form- ally, whether or not they signed up at the tentative registration. WAA Notices R...…

…TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY I " Y STRATION EXPLANATION: .ilroad Tickets Irksome Economical By ROMA LIPSKY he thousands of student hours hundreds of bottles of ink at the beginning of each ester to fill out the registra- railroad ticket may be ex- ingly irksome to students, but process saves the University 'oximately $22,000 a semester. -cording to Assistant Registrar ard Groesbeck, the University d have to spend about $1...…