…TH E MICHIGAN" DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1954 DAY AND TOMORROW: The New Look and Its Critics By WALTER LIPPMANN [HE EISENHOWER military policy is un- der considerable criticism coming from No quite separate sources. Both are res- onsible and both raise questions which all for serious and patient answers. But all ill be confusion if at the outset we do not .istinguish clearly the two schools of cri- icism. The first school is drawing it...…
…'RDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAr-W. fri bD IEB U R 0, 1 3 HI ! M C IG A % I T V~r W u rau£Yz I E Wolverine Gymnasts Ready For Clash With Ohio State Illini Tracksters Host Michigan By DAVE BAAD Michigan's gymnastics team, stung by the loss of side horse specialist, Jim Barbero, shoots' for its second straight win this after- noon, engaging the Ohio State Buckeyes in a meet starting at 4:00 p.m. in the Sports Building. Afte...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1954 Mv.rnT '.~ urn4 rvuW T .E MC IG N D IYSTRA, ERAY2,13 OUNDING FATHER: Prof. Stevens Aids Co-op Beginnings By DAVID KAPLAN Prof. Albert K. Stevens of thew gslih department fills his life th a home and a family, Eng- h literature and the cooperative vement. With a fondness for co-ops in his art, Prof. Stevens has aided npus co-ops from their incep- n. When the ICC was planning R..' buy a hous...…
…SHADY MEDICAL PRACTICES See Page 4 Y Latest Deadline in the State Pati4 t-t I I SHOWER S L LXIII, No. 92 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1953 SIX PAGES Velde Admits tErroneous Aecusation Declares 'Honest Mistake' Made WASHINGTON-(P)-Chairman Veldei (R-Ill.) of the House Un- American Activities Committee said yesterday he made an "hon- est mistake" in accusing Agnes E. Meyer of writing a liro-Rus- sian letter to a Soviet publ...…
…49 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1953 _________________________________________________________________________________________ I ESTING NEEDED: 'U' Doctors View New Polio Vaccine Cautiously DAILY OFFICIAL B Optimism mixed with caution as the reaction of University doc- rs to news that an effective po- vaccine is being developed. Research Director of the Na- onal Foundation for Infantile aralysis has announced discovery f a ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREU uck sters in Crucial Contests * * * * FIRST DUAL MEET: Wolverine Thinclads Face Notre Dame 4 * * * [umping Wolverines Face eague Leaders at Coliseum (Continued from Page 1) e also been sparkplugs for Nodaks. Finkeistien has al- ed only 44 goals for a 3.1 av- re in league play. an all out effort to win these clutch contests, Coach Hey- is revamping his lineup again. weekend the line combina- ;, origin...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1953 U _________________________________________________________________________ I ______________ ________________________________________ U Shady Medical Practices BOOK REVIEW: Big Operator By SID KLAUS Associate City Editor AN INDICATION THAT the medical pro- fession itself is beset with an internal illness was demonstrated this week when Dr. Paul Hawley, director of the American College of Ph...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY udience To Pick Gulantics Winner Dances Will Highlight Students' Social Life Events To Be Given by Med, Pharmacy Schools; Little Club To Feature Special Entertainment Committee Chairmen for Spring Weekend Urge Students To Attend Tryout Meeting Tomorrow night at Hill Audi- torium an audience of approxi- mately 4,000 will determine the winners of the annual Gulantics Revue. Electronic applause meters will record audience r...…
…A FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1953 THE MICHIGAN DAILY X .a~ 1J~lWAJ A %y ~l itLl L Scholarship Deadlines Announced A number of general undergrad-, uate scholarships are available to all students regardless of the school or college in which they are enrolled. Applications may be submitted to the Office of Student Affairs, unless otherwise specified, with the request to have them considered for any scholarship for which the applicant is eligible. *...…
…Y BROTHERHOOD WEEK 1 See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State ~aitjr 0 0 SNOW, COLDER SNOW, COLDER VOL. LXII, No. 93 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1952 SIX PAGES SIX PAGES Korean Truce Hopes Brighten By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER WASHINGTON-(P)-Prospects for an end to the war in Korea brightened considerably yesterday, but the chances for a permanent peace there remained so dim as to be almost invisible. The agreement betwe...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, F I _________________________________________ _. GRAY TIED IN discovery of the planet Pluto in 1930 with events of the 20th century. "Pluto is known to influence the destruction of such things as produce limitation and restriction, and women." Thus, Gray accounts for the economic panic of the early '30's, the emancipation of women, the * * s * * * increase in the divorce rate, the "general hysteria o v e r t...…
…I LY, FEBRUARY 20, 1952- THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Y, FEBRUARY 20, 1952 THE MICHIGAN DAILY I I Sammies, ZBT IM Cage Victors Both Finish Atop Their Leagues As Phi Psis, Alpha Delts Fall Victims By HOWARD ROBINSON Withstanding a last minute rally by Phi Kappa Psi, Sigma Alpha Mu came off the court a 28-24 victor in a real thriller last night in Class A basketball. Victory meant first place in their league to the Sammies who had been ti...…
…4 4 TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1952 I _______________________________________________________ U Brotherho -Two V T SEEMS that Brotherhood Week isn'ta causing too much excitement here in Ann Arbor. But the disk jockies seem to have gotten into the spirit of the thing. I happened to turn on the radio this morning to be greeted with a mellow baritone crooning: "You start living When you start giving, That's the brotherhood ...…
…20, 1952 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ......... -. -- ---- y ,, Gulantics Acts Will Feature Student Talent Union, League To Present Varied Schedule of Activities MAIZE AND BLUE: Frosh Weekend Petitioning Begins '} Eleven Groups To Vie For Three Awards; Others To Perform Subdued light, a bar and an or- chestra will set the nightclub at- mosphere for the fourth annual Gulantics Talent Revue on Sat- urday in Hill Auditorium. A variety of eleven m...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY,, FEBRUARY 20, 1952 NON-MEMBER BUREAUCRACY: SL Creates New AduMinistrative Wing By HARLAND BRITZ *.'f.- Bureaucracy has hit the Stu- s dent Legislature. The SL variety of the species has been initiated with the or- ganization of a new department- the Administrative Wing. . ... ...: . THE NEW GROUP, composed :::.r.. of non-SL members, will have the broad assignment of helping thel over-worked legislators with th...…
… Y 4 A6P AOP .lit t an r A 41P :43 a t I]Y CLOUDY, OCCASIONAL RAIN SORORITY RUSHING See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LXI, No. 92 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1951 SIX PAGES DUES DISPERSION: Report Union Financial State By PAUL BRENTLINGER Daily City Editor Editor's Note: This is the first of a series of articles dealing with the Union's financial situation.) "All semester fees . .. entitle the student to priv...…
… TWO -. THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20. 1951 TWO TUESDAY. FEBRTTARV v 1.1iQJ6 Enrollment Here Drops 7.3 Percent Although enrollments at Mich- igan's colleges have shown a sharp decline since last fall, the University showed the smallest drop, a Detroit Free Press survey revealed yesterday. " According to the survey, the University suffered a decline of 7.3 per cent while other Michigan colleges and universities reported drops of...…
…t THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE . _ . ,, i r ,I I Wolverines Up in Air Over NothingIBuckeyes Drop Ten Ma CellaWr, gers To Big 68- 66 I Ohio Basket in Final Minute Smothers Wolverines' Rally CCNY COROLLARY? LIU Basketball Stars Probed by D.A. By JOHN JENKS Michigan's slow jog towards the Big Ten cage cellar broke into a mad dash last night when the Wolverines dropped a 68 - 66 scorcher to ex-last place Ohio State in Yost Field House...…
…r i 0 F oul THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1951 THE Maaa IaHI1GAN DA 1ILY _ ... TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 20. 1951 , , Sorority Rushing A NEW SYSTEM of rushing, tried for the first time this year, was at first met with extreme dislike by both sororities and prospective rushees, but has since proven it- self a boon to all concerned. This system, in which rushing was held during the two weeks following exams, meant that the one week- o...…
…~1 - - TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE Panhel Announces Names of 32 9 Coeds as Sorority Pledges Bids Given Out After Two Wee 600 Sign Up To Rush; Low Marks Force Many Women T Withdraw After two hectic weeks of par- ties of every kind and description, 329 coeds have pledged the sor- ority of their choice. Of approximately 600 women who registered for rushing, a large number dropped because of scho- lastic de...…
…V, 'GL mr, THE MTCHTGAN DATLY TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20. 1951 ._r__ .., ...., w Grad Wants Sweet Adeline To Come Back to Campus 'I The haunting strains of "Sweet Adeline," sung in close harmony, will be heard again on campus after a lapse of nine years if the plans of Chuck Thatcher, Grad., are carried out. Thatcher, a baritone, wants to organize a group of men who are interested in barbershop har- mony. "I'm sure there are a lot of tenor...…
…CLASS Ree Page 4 Y imr Y Dai CLOUDY, COLDER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 96 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEB. 20, 1949 U PRICE FIVE CENTS Committee Turns Down Stadium Plan Other Expansion Projects Backed By B. S. BROWN (Daily Sports Editor) A sub-committee of the Board in Control of Intercollegiate Ath- letics has balked at a proposal by Herbert 0. (Fritz) Crisler, Mich- igan Athletic Director, which would have increased ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Truman Plan Will Stress Airiculture WASHINGTON - (P)) - In the beginning, much of President Truman's "bold new program" of teaching underdeveloped nations American skills will be centered on agriculture. That's because any improve- ment in living levels must be built on well-fed peoples. Surveys show that two thirds of the world's population is undernourished. * * * IN CARRYING out a program for improving farming skills abr...…
…SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ is LU' On fH E R E CQRD By JOHN OSMUNDSEN Capitol Records have come through with flying colors this week with their release of the Art Van Damme Quintet's Cocktail Capers (Capitol album, 105). Outside of one single, this is the first attempt at commercial recording for Art, who has been a staff musician on W-M-A-Q for some time, but this album should...…
…THE MICIIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, EERRUAJ~Y ~O I04~J .__.. Class Cutting r1HE "DROP" in attendance which gener- ally marks the end of the second week or the beginning of the third week of classes may be short lived this year, if persistent ru- mors we've been hearing the past few days prove to have factual basis. As we understand it, the University may, in the near future, officially inpose penalties for student cuts. Several pro- fessors have ...…
…m "IA~FfUAR 24.14 Tx ' T IN, ___________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ I I wmwmvwoo Fouse Directors' Institute Outlines! oed Rctivities for Housemothers' Villagers See New Inflow Of Residents Dance Class Registration SlatedThursday, Friday A new program, entitled the ouse Directors' Institute, was an- ounced yesterday and will be...…
…MM 31THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, FEBI Swimmers Defeat NU; Trackmen Beaten by Illinois Northwestern Easy Meet, As '' Triumphs, 64-29 Weinberg Ties Mark in 100 Free Style; Heusner, Mann Split in Distance Events Purdue Comes in Third; 'M' Takes Four Events Mitchell Proves Meet's Only Double Victor; Takes Both Hurdles as Barten Wins 880 By DICK HURST Michigan's swimmers kept their two year victory streak ridin' high as they swept all but one ...…
…AY, FE1BUARY 20, 1949 atmen Fill iding Time Purdue N( rovides Edge By PRES HOLMES n Tight Match Michigan's cage squad will be out to prevent a repetition of the Betzig Scores Only "lost weekend" which they suf- Pin in Fast Match fered last January, when they lost to both Minnesota and Purdue, By BOB VOKAC when they meet the Boilermakers Indiana nailed the door a bit in a return match at 7:30 p.m. ighter on Michigan's wrestling tomorrow night o...…
…VAGV FiCAIT TIE fI AN DAILY Twin Cities Commended For Non-Bias Get Brotherhood Week Citations MINNEAPOLIS - (P) - A year and a half ago a shotgun blast ripped through a newly-rented home in an exclusive residential area. A Jewish family has just moved in. The shotgun blast was a neighbor's "reception." A short while later, the Jewish family moved out. Since then a dozen or more or- ganizations and individuals in Minneapolis and St. Paul hav...…
…t G.I. RAISEa -NO HANDO IT See Page 4 Y LwO ~aii4 T'WAS A SHORT SPRING Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVI, No. 95 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1948 PI~l( I IV+ CENT$ Packers Vote Strike, Seek Raise in Pay Walkout Would Affect 100,000 By The Associated Press t CHICAGO, Feb. 19-A strike of more than 100,000 workers at meat packing plants in 26 states wasI voted today by the CIO Unitedt Packinghouse Workers of Amer- ica. T...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY OFFICIAL BULLfTIN Publication in The Daily Official Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Notices for the Bulletin should be sent in typewritten form to the office of the Assistant to the President, Room 1021 Angell Hall, by 3:00 p.m. on the day preceding publication (11:00 a.m. Sat- urdays). Notices FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1948 VOL. LVIII, No. 95 Washington's Birthday: In ac- cordance with t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Cage Spoly-[IsVed la Sifleie CcStudy By IH ySuee , I Wolverine Coach By BE% 1USSEY Basketball is not only a gan'- its a scientific study to Cuah Ozzie Cowles, the mai mainly ye- sponsible for Michigan's lX)SitiOn on top of the Big Nine bask t- ball heap. When the Wolverines come up against the Gophers at Min- neapolis tomorrow, they will face the unenviable task of stopping Minnesota's cagers, who have been beaten but' onc...…
…Z .AERA 1WRk~.AE EUWP~ ~UU N I-~ U U, K s.u14 -JY-A-Yu --~----'-- - - -~-- t.. Raise-No Handout ON APRIL 1, when the G.I. raise goes into effect, student veterans on this campus WILL NOT be gleefully holding out their hands to receive that extra sawbuck, or if married, that extra 15 or 30 bucks. No, there isn't anything to become glee- ful over, although there probably will be gratitude, especially from married veter- ans. The average ve...…
…FRDY FE7BRUARY 20, 1948 THE iMICHIGANT iAILY Soph Music Hall' Will Be Presented Friday, March 5 w. t .. 6.; Qalens Society Will Sponsor Annual Caduceus Ball Today Caduceus Ball, the official' dance for medical students and physicians, will be presented from 9:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. today in the Union Ballroom. A traditional event since 1934, the semi-formal dance is spon- sored by the Galens Honorary So- ciety as a benefit for their Spe...…
…______________________________ Tt1-RICTI-ANDAtY F}3, Trr ', F R Jr It Two New Art, , Exhibitions G Now onViewl TOP OF YOUR DIAL: Browmcci qui. g AlS udent Radio WVor-k hop IpoIj b; 1t ih Set for Initial IPerformut i ie E p(4ry lmedl Washington UMT Convention DeelaredVictory for Liberals Works by Faculty, SStudentsDisplayed Two art exhibitions, showing work by both students and pro- fessors, can currently be seen un- der the sponsorship of...…
…Latest Deadline in the State 6w,47 1 .J SNOW ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEB. 20, 1947 PRICE FIVE C I I Prof. Palmer Christian Britain's Coal University Organist Dies Crisis Breaks, Faculty Member Since 1924 Played with House Told Leading American Symphony Orchestras Prof. Palmer Christian, University organist, died suddenly of heart Central England diseaserat 9:30 p.m. yesterday in his home. Industries Open Prof. Christian had been...…
…ylor Says Bikini May Be rmanently Devoid of Trees a' e growth in certain areas in, bikini toll may be perman destroyed as a result of the is bon'b explosion, Prof. Wil R. Taylor, curator of algae R University herbarium, saic botanical seminar yesterday. is very unlikely that growtl eturn to those places where ight humus topsoil has been away by the bomb, Prof. r explained. f. Taylor, who explored the i and adjacent Pacific atolls e Marshal i1...…
…rimmers ace Bucks Tommorrow Clash of Season Features Two Unbeaten Tank Teams ex L' Hockey Team Satur * ._. * * * * Oatmen May ace Badgers hy Courtright Due to the knee injury he suf- red in the Illini meet last week- d, Captain Bill Courtright quite obably will not see action this Lturday when the wrestlers face isconsin following the Gopher ge clash. Courtright sustained his injury the third period of his bout with we Shapiro of Ill...…
…ri sI vi ti E CHIiESE GOVERNMENT has come >me up with a money-making scheme makes income taxes look silly. cording to a spokesman for the central diittee of the United Nations Relief and ,bilitation Administration, the Chinese 'nment has requested permission to ped- 200,000,000 worth of UNRRA supplies on lack market in order to raise money to lize the inflated national currency. e merits of the proposed deal may be but they deserve mention. R...…
…moly Will Hold Coeds Needed inual Ball March" 7 At 'U' Hospital' ichigan Maize' Reveal Band "High Tide," the annual Assem- bW all for independent women, will be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Friday, March 7, in the Intra- mural Building. The students' radio program, Michigan Maize," will announce the name of the well-known or- chestra chosen to play for the ball at 1:45 p.m. Saturday over station WPAG. Tickets for the dance will go on sa...…
…NOW New Zealand University Life Is Discussed Visitors Impressed By 'U' Enrollment Enrollment in the University of New Zealand has shown an in- crease in proportion to that shown by colleges and universities in this country since the war, accord- ing to 12 students from New Zea- land who visited the University yesterday. Impressed by the size of the Uni- versity, the group explained that the University of New Zealand is comphsed of four colleg...…
…. . ... .... ...... Ir x 4 Weather Warmer VM LIV No. 85 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEB. 20, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Yanks Seize Air Base on Eniwetok Atoll; Allies Hold Anzio Line Against Nazi I nits German Casualties Rise' In Beachhead Struggle, Allied Airmen Shoot Down 15 Enemy Planes In Intensive Aerial Activity over Area By The Associated Press ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, Naples, Feb. 19.-American and Brit- ish troops have carpeted the ...…
…I/ --I*NPV. tlFrl, 20 19-it 'I'll tMI C 11C.A N- D A I IV a a.x a:f 1T1. 1 a 11 1 v' 1 X 1'i 1.! 1X 11.11 m nee a .__ ... _..... .... _................ ............................ _ ,.. ........ .. a 1 1 VK A bA 4~ k., , I' Ia Y. l Y} I EXAM SCHEUI ES VERITABLE , olfA) AMINE: ca71 XVPlfii COLLEGE t ENGINEERI] Moniday at 8 ..... Friday, Feb. 9 . . Monday, Feb. 10 .... Friday, Feb. ll ...TWuesday, Feb. 1.. .Thursday, Feb. 2 ...Tuesday...…
… 20, 1944 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACE TtTRE --= POST-WAR EXPANSION: Newly Appointed Dean Gives Plans By SELIG ESTROFF "Although we will have the job of using our staff in training the armed services for the duration of the war, we plan a large expansion of the school once the war is over," said Russell A. Stevenson, newly appoint- ed dean of the School of Business Administration, who will assume his new duties at the University about July 1....…
…PAGE OUR THlE M3i-liGA~N riAUY l '.s, i'r S ifs:. ------------- Fifty-Fourth Year i, cy - Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under tha authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the regular University year, and every morning except Mon- day and Tuesday during the summer session. Member of The Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitle...…
…72ie 1, ,F . 2~f4, - j~' . . M AAF is Open WAC, WAVES SPAR For Enlistment perform Vital Part in Of Air WACs M L Directing Plane Traffic Is One Of 237 -Possible Air Base Jobs; Regular Basic Training Given Under the new enlistment regula- tions, a woman enlisting in the Wo- men's Army Corps can choose the Ar- my Air Forces as the branch in which she will serve. Recruits in the Air WAC receive their basic training along with the recruits i...…
…fill' 111 C I A DAILY SUNDAY, POIL M- 4 """.. "" ." " ia. Y'Y 1 L 1 xw w ww ucp nW .wse i ._x. .e.___.._..... ... ._. -.... .._ .__ .__..__ __ www wv vxnwnn_ _ ___ __ - - -- run.- ws ,. ... M 9 Thinelads, Hockey Wolverines Vanquish TwcO Wildcat Cagers, 50-45 WolI eamn oth W in in Last Tilts of Season Meet Ilecor [vernes own Humne Twins 'Dead-I Pohlaud EdIges Oni R4 I i-1 Tr King Tallies 14 Points as lliciigan Squad Closes Hoop Sen w...…
… SlJNAV, F~fl. 2~, 11144 THlE M(-'tCT1GAN TDAILY . .................. ...... . . . restiers, Swimmers Cop Rig Ten Titles' VAMWW Trin4t ph 28-27 Curt, Wilson Take Titles as The Start of Brant f ord's Woes Sa Disi(fualied; Reichert Is Beaten i S milinals; Greene, Oberly Take Seconds Comiltird e rnt Page 1) pounds, while Johnny Greene and Lowel Obr took seconds. Th Wolverines started off the pre- liminaries with a bang and qualified...…
…714 L~VANDAL Idin' Our Time' Profits to IJ Arnciy Relief "k ""iT"y eayW(i Musical To Be Shown A t L 9, 10 Comedy Tells Story of Adventures of ASTP Men Stranded at Girls' College "IIIealso, 11' , Ytni fBe Oltr 'Pift-lp' D 39 e) v The profits from campus perform- ances of "Bidin' Our Time," Co. C's forthcoming original musical com- edy, will be donated to the Army Em- ergency Relief Fund, Sgt. Irwin B. Scup, business manager, announced...…
…Y it 4t1Ua Path Weather .Warmer, VOL. LIII No. 95 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEB. 20, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS 4 Soldiers May Aid Farmers President Roosevelt's Executive Order Could Send Soldiers To Help Farmers Save Crops By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Feb. 19-(P)- President Roosevelt was reported to-' day to have agreed that soldiers should help harvest crops in regions where there is a shortage of farm labor. Chairman Fulmer...…
