…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Women To Register Today For Panhel Spring Rushing Council Head TO SHEAR OR NOT TO SHEAR: Explains Many Short HairCau< Judiciary Duties By JANICE JAMES hair cuts. A wa ses Dissension (V Spring rushees will take the final preliminary step before open houses and parties begin when they register from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. today in the League Ball- room. At 7:30 p.m. they will gather in the ballroom for a mass meet me-ing, A ski...…
…TIIE MIC HIGAN ILY ' Women Receive Scholarships Congratulations was split between two receipients. The winners were Helen E. Dorrance, '51, Joan Elizabeth Robinson, '52 SM, Marion D.. Hinchman, '51 and Frances W. Hanslovsky, '52 SM, Stockwell. Miss Hinchman and Miss Hans- losky divided one award. Other winners are Mary Ann Whitney, '51 DH, Hinsdale House; Sannah Ardith Brack '53 Angell House; Guinevere A. Dorn '52 SM Kleinstueck; Helen P....…
…1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY WON'T PREDICT Professors C By BOB KEITH Three political science depart- ment men who are specialists in British government and election procedure will fly to England to- day to observe and survey the Bri- tish general elections. Department Chairman James K. Pollock, Prof. Samuel J. Elder- sveld and Prof. Lionel H. Laing will make the two-week trip to get an on-the-spot view of the vot- ing which takes place Feb. 23. ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WED aternity Hospital n Oli to Patients * * * I NEW MATERNITY HOSPITAL-Located just east of University Hospital, the ultra-modern new Maternity Hospital has facilities for 77 patients and 82 babies. Work was begun on the building early in 1947 and it was completed at a cost of $1,725,000 this year. * * * * * * New Building To House 77 Mothers, 82 Babies [ODERN WASHER-STERILIZER-Senior nursing student Dorthea ...…
…HYPOCRITICAL WEATHER CRITIC See Page 4 i rJ7, r 4 , tr i CYi 41F at.tu 1 U gf4l e { \ , fifib' Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LX., No. 81 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 15, 1950 WARMER, RAIN PRICE FIVE CENTS Chinese Reds Seize 1 rri rican Consulatc. isconsin Wh ips Wolverine agers 3-4 'K') 13,000 See 'M' Dropped Into Second Suprunowicz' 13 High for Losers (Special to The Daily) MADISON-Michigan's basket- ball team fe...…
…PAGE TWO IrHE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUARY 15, 1950 ____________________________ I U Johnson Will Direct Here On Tuesday Cincinatti Group To Play at Hill Thor Johnson will conduct the Cincinatti Symphony Orchestra in the seventh Choral Union Regu- lar Series Concert at 8:30 p.m., Tuesday, in Hill Auditorium. Johnson, awarded the 1949 Dit- son Award for distinguished ser- vice to contemporary music, is an alumnus of the University Grad- ...…
… PAGE THREE SUNDAY, JANUARY 15, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Swimmers Dunk Purdue, 60-33; Pucksters M in, 4-I Moss, Stager, Lead 'M' To Season's First Win Wolverines Take Eight Out of Ten Martin Upsets Purdue's Thomas In Events; Sprint By KEN BIALKIN Michigan's swimming team opened its Big Ten season with a splash yesterday afternoon easi- ly-defeating Purdue's natators, 60- 33, before a capacity crowd at the varsity pool. Gus Stager ...…
…' AGE FOUR V, THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUARY 15, 1950, - I Hypocritical Weather Critics IT IS QUITE understandable that Los Angelinos-like me-should resent and be su'rprised at snow within their city limits._ One can hardly blame them for crying "It's snowing! It can't. It doesn't do that here!" when snow comes twice a decade, at most. But in these parts the climate has been generally unpleasant during the winter for quite some time...…
…SUNDAY, JANUARY15, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE Traditional Union Blue Book Ball Local Shops Show J-Hop Gowns To Relax Exam-Weary Students With the J-Hop season fast approaching, Ann Arbor is seem- For relief from that ache-all- I . ingly going formal-whacky. g t over misery of exam cramming, students can try the- traditional Blue Book Ball which will be held from 9 p.m. to midnight Saturday, Jan. 21 in the Union Ballroom. The Unio...…
…PAGE SIX T TE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUARY 15, 1950 i FACULTY FOR KNOWING: Art Integral Part of Life, Prof Lopez By ROZ VIR SHUP Art should be like eating or - making love, rather than some- life, according to Prof. Carlos Lo- pez of the School of Design, a noted painter.< Prof. Lopez, who spends 18 hours a week at/, the University teaching classes in water color x and oil painting, devotes the rest: of the time to painting." "A regula...…
…MID-CENTURY SUPPLEMENT :Y A6F AOF .906. 411 t t n r 14F D~a I.t MID-CENTURY SUPPLEMENT Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LX., No. 81 SUNDAY, JANUARY 15, 1950 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN University Looks ack on olorful FOUR PAGES ears -f 1 -11 4> * * * * * * s * Years Show *Great Strides In Sciences Changes Spread To Entire Globe By PAUh BRENTLINGER From the horse and buggy to the "futuramic," from the "talk- ing machine" to television, fro...…
…I 4 T 1c ciC Tl5I L ' $USD.AY, JANUARY 15, 1950 4i-®1"J IGOR & COSMIC SCOPE: Prof. Frankena Calls for Synthesis in Philosophy Prof. White Predicts An c - -- - By PROF. WILLIAM FRANKENA Philosophy Department PHILOSOPHY at the opening of the century was, on the whole, done or attempted in the grand manner which, one hopes, is its native genius. It, was, on the .one hand, speculative, seeking to work out an adequate and systematic con...…
…SUNDAY, JANUARY 15, 1950 Need World State--Slosson ~TH MCIGA DIL Rowe Forsees Decentralized Theatre " i (Continued from Page 2) (Continued from Page 2) easily be comprised or adjusted in a federal framework. The Cul- bertson plan, or the Hutchins plan, or any of a score of other plans find adequate answers to such questions. The only p3rob- lem that the theorists have not solved is how to make the world accept their solutions! Imperial-...…
….A POLES OF POWER: Mid-Century world Led By Russia, United States United States .,. (Continued from Page 1) >Russia . . . P _ (Continued from Page 1) THEMICHIGA .NIiL Y Science...0 (Continued from Page 1) men from Dayton, Ohio, made the first succesgful flight in a heav- ier than air machine. For several years, the results of the Wright .s brothers experiments attracted little attention. Now, the airplane has come into its own as an import...…
