… :wm THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1951 r4 ' 1' second Canadian Invasion Menaces 'M' Ice Record U A OU AT ~ ~EA T AOT TIMCE lJP /ML 7A~ MOSTORCACEUA LE IN SAIR- CZECHOSL0VAKIA. AT A AEBEWE IU" AN RICTO. Ohio House May ProbeJ OSU Sports Larkins Invites MoneyInquiry COLUMBUS, Ohio -(A')- The Ohio House got a request yester- day to investigate the athletic de- partment of Ohio State University -termed "the graveyard of foot- ba...…
…V, FEBRUARY 16, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DATLY PAGE SEr U PAGE SEI asketball Ho ds -Spotligh t INTRAMURAL NOTES: RedCross Life Saving- Class To Begin" Basketball, Bowling Top IM Fraternity Competition By GENE MACKEVICH Basketball and bowling are now dominating the fraternity I-M sports program as it swings back into action after the be- 1 tween-semesters lay-off. The eleven basketball divisions have completed two of their games to determine p...…
… EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 19511 , irl, ? J PASTEUR INSTITUTE: Animal Suspects Get Rabies Inspection History Co lections massed A steady stream of dogs, cats, ad cattle-nearly 300 annually- ave been entering the Univer- ty's Pasteur Institute to under- o inspection for rabies. The Pasteur Institute, one of he first of its kind, has been per- )1rming this public service ever nce it was first established in 903. Sin...…
…6 McCARTHY AND COMMUNISM See Page 4 Y itDi n Latest Deadline in the State :43 a t I PARTLY CLOUDY * VOL. LXI, No. 82, New Budget Sets Peace Time Record Deficit To. Be Met By Higher Taxes "WASHINGTON - (P) .- Presi- dent Truman handed Congress and the American taxpayer yester- day a "national survival" budget of $71,594,000,000, with a flock of f'Fair Deal" measures thrown in and a deficit of at least $16,500,- 000,000 to be met from n...…
…v- THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1951 I _ ._ .. Charities Will Share Bowl Film Funds The March of Dimes and the World Student Service Fund will split the funds donated at the campus premier of the 1951 Rose Bowl movies, Dave Brown, '53, SL public relations chairman an- nounced last night. The charities will each receive half of the silver collection to be taken at all of the showings. Ten- tative plans include the purchase of an...…
… 1LkbJLAXYvJAN UAk(l) 16,. lbal THE MICHIGAN DAILY. ' 'rffe s ,, traigh t Cage Loss, Lasv Qarter Gopher Rally ShattersTeam's Win Hopes Special to The aiy MINNEAPOLIS - The talented tandem of Whitey Skoog and May- nard Johnson proved too much for a fiercely-fighting Michigan bas- ketball team here last night, and Minnesota squeaked through for a last-ditch win, 66-62.. With Michigan ahead 62-5 on the dazzling shotmaking of for- ward...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESU DREW PEARSON: McCarthy & Communism WASHINGTON--There is no part of the world where the United States has battled harder to prevent Communism than in Germany, whose military-minded people and vast iron and steel resources can turn war into victory or defeat for Atlantic Pact nations. Yet the biggest propaganda boost for Communism and against the U.S.A. ever given the German people came from the man who sets himself up...…
… AR 16, 1951 0 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Ph Cast Revealed By Committee For JGPParts Central Committee of the Ju- nior Girls' Play has announced the final cast for their annual pro- duction to be held in March. Coeds given speaking parts are to meet at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow in the League. * * * THE FOLLOWING have speak- ing parts: Marilyn Bailey, Jane Barker, Elizabeth Bean, Lila Beck, Donna Benson, Betty Bridges, Cynthia Bruce, Ethel Cada, Nancy' C...…
…SLX T HE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1951 BEHIND THE SCENES: Ingenuity Needed for Stage Sets * * - * * - * * * By DAVE CRIPPEN Though you can't see it in the final product, ingenuity seems to be one of the major materials used in building a stage set. Take the cases, for example, of George Crepeau, Grad. and Neil Oppenheim, '51A. Crepeau was the one picked to design the set for "Command Decision" while Op- penheim got the sam...…
… AMERICA'S P7'C See Page4 YI rL 4jit igmi Latest Deadline in the State :3ai NO SNOW BUT COLDER VOL. LXI, No. 70 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DEC. 16, 1950 asse ommunists torm ungam Bead SIX PAGES ihead A * * * * * * * * * * * S U Regents Grant' Raise forFaculty First Pay Boost Since 1946 Adds Ten Per Cent to Wages, Salaries Reds Battle To Wipe Out U.S. Force Western Front Braces for Drive More than 6,000 University f...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1950 I _________________________________________ N r. -W. Cold Day in Korea Grave Soviet Threat Seen By Truman (Continued from Page 1) new rate mentioned by Truman would be between 1,500 and 2,000 a month. The President emphasized that beside the actual warfare in the Far East, "Europe and the rest of the world are also in great danger" from Commu- nist aggression. He pointed out that Secretary o...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PM .'. Offensive-linded Pucks ders Skate Past Prince ton, 11 -6 MANN REMOVES LID: AA U Meet Debut for 'M' Swimmers Mc1enne11 Nets Four Goals To Spark Michigan Victory Ann Arbor fans will get their first look at the 1950-51 swim- ming team in the 17th Annual Michigan A.A.U. meet this after- noon and evening at the IM pool. The trials will be held at 2:00 while the finals will get unterway at 8:00. In addition to ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SAI Uii DAY, DECEMBEiR 16, 1956 : : .¢ America's Plight S AMERICA doomed? The possibility might have been scoffed at- a few years ago. But today the danger is becoming increasingly evident. Well organized hordes of Red soldiers are relentlessly shoving-us out of Korea. As the Chinese Communists flex their muscles, mil- V lions of poor, illiterate people throughout the world watch in awe. Steadily, surely, the false but ...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY Santa's Fantasy' To Become Real Tonight Members of the Union Execu- tive Committee are busily putting the finishing touches on prepar- ations for "Santa's Fantasy," an- nual semi-formal which will get under way at 9:30 p.m. today in the Union Ballroom. Plans for intermission enter- tainment have been revealed. Fred Yaffe will act as master of ceremonies. "The Novelaires," a quartet composed of Dave Cala- han, Bob McGrath...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1950 RD TIME FOR SOAPY: Heady Sees Little Action in Legislature I CT ,lw-r lift u 1\T E ws By CAL SAMRA actically no positive action come out of the State Legis- re during its forthcoming on, Prof. C. Ferrel Heady of political science department icted yesterday. -of. Heady- made the rather nous prediction that a po- al stalemate would result in Migan because of the legis- re's hostile attitude to...…
… t DISCIPLINE COMMITTEE See Page 4 Y Latest Deadline in the State :43at jR INDY, SHOWERS W VOL. LXI, No.45 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOV. 16, 1950 EIGHT PAGES Kelly Seeks Recount of State Ballots Election Muddle Causes Confusion LANSING -(A')- A state-wide recount of a governorship election -first in Michigan history-was assured last night, but that was the only positive point in a maze of legal tangles arising out of the state'...…
…THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY /, I 11 f HELP WANTED UP Survey Shows, Wolverines' Schedule Toughest in Country BUSINESS SERVICES CLUB 211 SCORES again! Free "yes, Free" bus service to Miller's Cafeteria every noon. ) 2P DOE'S BARBERS "Hair Cut While You Wait", GOOD RENTAL TYPEWRITERS now available at Office Equipment Ser- vice Company, 215 E. Liberty. Guar- anteed repair service on all makesof typewriters. ) 6B STUD...…
… .t THURSDAY, NOVEMBER'16, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE FOR THE FIRST TIME: Koceski in Battle for Halfback Position Bradford Tabbed Back of eek 4' By TED PAPES Leo Koceski is ready and waiting to take up the challenge offered him by Michigan's new backfield discovery, Wes Bradford, named yesterday by the United Press as Back of the Week. For the first time in three, years he finds himself engaged in a bat- tle for a first string...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY THUJRSDAY, NOVEMBE19, 1950 N________________________________________________I I I Discipline Committee THE UNIVERSITY Sub-committee on Dis- cipline seems determined to uphold the University law prohibiting drinking in cam- pus residences as witnessed by its decision to fine Psi Upsilon $2,000 and place the house on a year's social probation. The University law derives its strength from a Michigan statute forbidding th...…
… THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FI V E ;.EMIhGN AL PAGE iivx COURT ROYALTY CONVENES: 'Racketeers' Plan Invasion of Campus; Betz,_Moran To Perform in Tennis Match Racquets To Resound "Racketeers" will invade Ann of the matches. She must move Arbor tonight-two of them are on to the next city in the tour a reminine Local police officers need not sound an alarm, however, since these "racketeers" are part of the M Clu...…
…1, THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY NOVEMBER 16, 1950 It GROUNDED GONDOLA: 'Gondoliers' Crew Try To Float Ship on Stage By WENDY OWEN A ship can float without water. At least that's the hope of the Gilbert and Sullivan Society's pro- duction crew. Alumni View FootballFilms Alumni who were not able to at- tend Michigan football games this season will not miss out entirely on the gridiron thrills. J. Stuart Finlayson, Michigan Alumni Associati...…
… ,-I THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEI ECA Administration Director To Speak at Rackham Today EXHIBIT ORIENT'S ABACUS: Business Machine Show Opens Here Donald C. Stone, administration director of the Economic Coopera- tion Administration, will speak at 4:15 p.m. today in the Rackham Amphitheatre. Sponsored by the Institute of Public Administration, Stone will speak on "ECA's Role in the De- fense of the Free World." STONE WAS formerly assista...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1950 SPRING DISSERTATION: Prof. Schull Appointed Henry Russel Lecturer *1 4t* * -oe mn mn - -" u - "- " - be irresistible...in VANDUROY new corduroy sport shirts Prof. A. Franklin Schull, of the zoology . department, was named 26th Henry Russel lecturer last night. The appointment was announced by Prof. Vernor Crane, of the his- tory department,' president of the University Research Club, which ...…
… KOREAN NATIONALISM See Page 4 Yl r e Latest Deadline in the State a -A, Ap t 0 t0 A MOTL FI l)/ i .1w AT. YO - MOSTLY FAIR I VOL. LXI, No. 18 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1950 SnX PACES 1 I .. ' tJrv pt~rii'g S *4*A' to List Shows 459 Pledge Fraternities 68 Percent of Al] Rushees Affiliate Four-hundred fifty-nine mel pledged fraternities last week. The pledge lists, revealed by th GInterfraternity Council yesterday, ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1950 MORE MAY MOTOR: New Drivin For Studeni Two changes have been made in rules governing the use of cars by students and faculty members, it was announced yesterday by Felix G. Sundquist of the Office of Stu- dent Affairs. There are now three qualifi- cations for exemption from the driving ban where formerly there were only two. * *. * MARRIED STUDENTS a n d teaching fellows are now permit- ted to u...…
… )AY, OCTOBER 17, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE , ., PAGE THREE ON THE SPOT By BOB SANDELL Daily Associate Sports Editor TERN CONFERENCE SCOUTS must have spent the weekend } nging the blues to their respective coaches. After watching the Ialf in Yankee Stadium Saturday, they probably came back :eports that cause many a troubled brow and cries of anguish camps of the Big Ten schools. It must have been a little disheartening for the co...…
…PAGE FOURE THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1950 U I I Kcrean Nationalism IN A MOVE that ranks of selfishness and personal ambitions, the Government of the Republic of Korea, despite its' practical non-existence two months ago, has placed nationalism over and above United Nation's rule and the welfare of the Korean people. Led by President Syngman Rhee, the Republic has rejected as "unacceptable" the U.N. resolution calling for a ...…
…TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY __________________________________________ I I Sophomores To Give Skjt For TugWeek Campus Life Satire To Climax Activities Of Week'sProgram As a climax of Tug Week, the annual war between freshmen and sophomores, Soph Satire will be presented at 8:30 p.m., Friday, October 27 in Hill Auditorium. ' This year's Satire is a take-off on campus life; including group living, dating, and the achieve- m...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1950 .s. _______________________________________________________________________________ I mw Marehng Band Conquers New York at Army Game COMIN' IN ON A WING IN THE AIR: 'U' Club Instructs Students in Gliding There was no score but the Uni- versity Marching Band conquered New York City with its half-time show at the Army game. The performance by the 135 blue and gold clad bandsmen drew spontaneou...…
… ART CINEMA LEAGUE See Page 2 E'Y Latest Deadline in the State DuAi4 r'44) p t, / . , CLOUDY, SHOWERS VOL. LX, No. 15-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JULY 16, 1950 FOUR PAGES Americans Repulse Latest Kum Crossing } l v/ Stalin Sends Answer to Nehru Note Believe USSR Seeks Asia Talks MOSCOW-(P)-Prime Minister Stalin made his first statement on the Korean fighting yesterday in a personal message to Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal N...…
…PAGE TWO THE MIHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JULY 16, 1950 Art Cinema League THE ART CINEMA LEAGUE deserves a lot of praise for its efforts over the past ten years, before it bows out of its co- sponsoring, money-making' existence. Since 1940 the League has single- handedly been responsible for making Ann Arbor art-movie conscious. That students' have learned to like the films is amply demonstrated by the 1,300 strong crowd who showed up to see th...…
…1 SUNDAY, JULY 16, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE T "E s DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN (Continued from Page 2) Tickets for all performance are on sale at the Mendelssohn box of- flee open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily (except Sunday). Churches Congregational - Disciple - Evan- gelical and Reformed Guild: Sup- per at the Congregational Church 6 p.m. Chancellor Milford from I TYPEWRITERS Lincoln Cathedral, England will be our speaker.C University Luthe...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JULY 16, 1950 COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Textbook Racket,' Lift, a. Old Buffalo Make News (.9 By PAULA STRAWHECKER Are you a victim of what the University of Texas calls "the text- book racket?" A Texas student complained re- cently :that although the twelve textbooks he "needs" for an Eng- lish course are available in the li- brary, the course requires that each student buy them. The University of Texas also has an answer...…
… UNION MEETING Y Latest Deadline in the State I ti4 x . r !zd 4 0 4F,'l '1F7@ FAIR AND COOL See page 4 VOL. LX, No. 155 ; ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN TUESDAY, MAY 16, 1950 SIX PAGES Loyalty Oath Test To Go Before Court May Effect U.S. Anti-Red Efforts WASHINGTON-(R)-T1'he Su- preme Court agreed yesterday to hear a new test of the govern- ment's loyalty program and to re- view the conviction of three per- sons who refused to answer ques- tions ...…
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… THE MICHIGAN ,DAILY PAGETel 4: r _. , lichigan Netmen Rout S C 7-1; Linksmen Lose Volverine Nine To Face roncos at Kalamazoo * * * Tennis Squad Sweeps .Five Singles,Takes Both Doubles * * * Purdue Ends Michigan Golf Streak at Six, 14 -12 Ii By HAROLD TANNER /lichigan has a chance to square non-conference record this af- noon when it journeys to Kala- zoo to engage Western Michi- i's Broncos. lthough the two victories over -due ove...…
…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY, Union Meeting TUDENTS will have an opportunity to greatly strengthen their control over the Michigan Union when they convene to- night to amend the Union's antiquated con- stitution. Highly controversial amendments will be up for approval and these deserve careful consideration. Many of the amend- ments would shift power into the hands of Union student members, and it is of utmost concern to them that the proposal...…
… 16, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY I Affiliates Place First in Annual Lantern Night Jordan Dinner I. AphaDelta Pi VWins Sinig PostureCups Chi Omega Awarded Participation Honors For WAA Activities Alpha Delta Pi's "Song of the Winds," led by Joanne Greene, took first place in the singing competition of last night's thirty- seventh annual Lantern Night. in Hill Auditorium. First place for the posture award was also won by Alpha Delta Pi while Ch...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MAY 16, 1950 W SPEECH SCIENCE: 'Biolinguistics' Gains Support y LEONARD GREENBAUM olinguistics, a new science ided by two University profes- is gaining increasing official gnition through the recent ication here and abroad of the its of their research. he new field of study concerns f with the emergence and de- pment of voice and speech by ' rving the biological behavior_ growth of the individual. ork on the sub...…
… FRATERNITIES' POSITIVE VALUES pg~r ItFA6 Pailli See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State SNOW LIKELY SIX PAGES Chinese C VOL. LX, No. 112 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1950 I I I z 18-Year-Old Vote Asked ByWilliams Plans Include 'U' Appropriation By The Associated Press LANSING-Governor Williams' proposed in his message to the special session of the Legislature yesterday that it initiate a consti- tutional amendment to l...…
…THEMi-VIU WA1 UT THVRSAY, MArM M1950h. .. .. TRANS-ATLANTIC SWAP: Medico Offers Moroccan Rugs for Jeep By JO MISNER Dr. D. C. Larvaron, of Azem- mour, Morocco, wantsato trade about 25 handmade native rugs for a more up-to-date means of transportation-a jeep station wa- gon., And he hopes to find a partner at the University who will help arrange the trans-Atlantic swap. IN A LETTER to The Daily, Dr. Larvaron explained that strict ex- chang...…
… THUJRSDAY, MAICH 18, 1950TI T-TAN AL' Yank Homers Bury Phils- Reds Edge Boston; Tigers Idle Athletics Trim Brooklyn, 4-1; A Sox Walk to Win over Cards, 11-4 $ I ~ By- The Associated Press -.CLEARWATER, Fla. -- The World's Champion New York Yankees pounded out 20 hits, in- cluding two grand .slam homers, to crush the Philadelphia Phillies, *23-6, yesterday. Rookie first baseman Joe Col- lins hit the first four-bagger with the bases full in th...…
…A A I PAGE FOUIR S'HE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MARCH 16, -1944, _.... .. .._ ._ : _... _. ., 9 .... ,.._ f .._ 71 I' I fn 714 a - CORNER a GUNTHER MARX, in a letter to the editor yesterday, made a number of statements which we believe would have extremely dan- gerous implications if they were accepted. In criticizing The Daily for playing up an "out- rageous" front-page story on a speech by Mrs. Paul Robeson, he indicated that he is n...…
… TEUTRS14Y, 1MZ4UQMt16,1WO THE MICHIGAN DAILY Bowery Prevails it Union Dance Costume Dance To Provide Atmosphere _. . Sharpshooters Coal Shortage Causes Blackout in Coed Annex As Electricians Search for Source of Trouble By JO KETELHUT while the men dash from one floor gently, but it's a big ii "So you think you've got to anotherstesting and re-testing who they are for." troubles," was the typical comment the switches. To sum up their un...…
…g a w - .: 3 f'9 RJR M. - THTRSDAY. MA RVH 16, 1950 irk. Ste' . ._ -- - _ .,. i . - _- -Daily-Burt Sapowitch DAZZLING DEBUTANTES-Daisy Lou McCoy and Mary Lou Payraiser are shown with their re- spevtive fathers, Pa McCoy and Constant Payraiser, in' front of the carriage which took them to their debut tea at the League yesterday. Left to right, the group includes Diane Faulk (Daisy Lou), Maxine Pearson (Pa), Jimmie Lobaugh (Mary Lou) and Di...…
…9alyRolls * * * * Out Welcome Mat for Tryout Staff T HE ROAD TO journalistic success, and to success in many another field, starts at 420 Maynard St. That's where a group of forward-looking students will gather at 4 p.m. today to learn how The Daily can offer them the most valuable experience they'll ever get on this campus. MANY A FUTURE newspaper editor, foreign correspondent and writer will pass through the doors of the Student Publi...…
… TT HGAN I DAILYI - -MTiTRSUA r, E-RUARnuuY- 1N ( a License, o Coffee, Ly Officials SHINING CAST: 'Golden Boy'Production Has Professional Touch v A local restaurant operator yes- .erday said that he had been hreatened with arrest by city! zealth department o f f i c i a lis ;hould he attemapt to pass out free offee from a truck in the future, without obtaining an-eating es- ablishment license for the truck. The restauranteur, J. D. Mill...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Gymnasts Surprise Gophers, 52-44 Newcomers Strengthen Revamped Puck Squad Laz, 15 Feet Vault Ace, To Lead Illini Trackmen By BILL CONNOLLY The second man in the history of track and field competition to clear the much sought-after 15 feet height in the pole vault will be in Ann Arbor Friday afternoon. "Illinois will present its prodig- ions vaulting star, Don Laz, to Michigan traci- fans in the dual meet between the Wol...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THUYRSDAY, FEBRUVALRY 16, 19Sa I I ~~ .,-'.- .1 L. STOKES: Democracy A bdicates .... . ,._ a NTASHINGTON-President Truman's pub- licly announced decision to go ahead ith the hydrogen bomb met almost unani- .ous approval in Congress or, as one news- aper headline put it: "Both Parties in Con- 'ess Join in Support of Super-Bomb Plan." An immediate reaction to such head- ines, because of the contrast, is the sud- Len rea...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Betrothal Revealed Lasting Style, Design Found in Good Silver 0 By RUTH COHEN Before the dawn of civilization, everything was purely utilitarian- a dish consisted of a hollowed out gourd, a spoon was a shell set into a split-ended stick and tied tight- ly in place. These crude implements per- formed a necessary function, but that was all. As man became somewhat civil- ized, he began to. embellish his utensils with crude c...…
