…FHop, Roosevelt Talk Top Inter-Term Activities Enrollment: University enrollment for the fast- approaching spring semester is expected to drop by about 1,000 students from its fall term total of 24,000, according to Robert L. Williams, assistant to the provost. FEBRUARY GRADUATIONS plus with- drawals during the first semester generally exceed the number of students who enter in mid-year, University officials explained. From 1,000 to 1,200...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THI~ MICITIGAN W4Mv a THEATRE-PACKED SEASON: Drama Groups Schedule Plays, Opera Dramatic offerings ranging from light comedy and opera to an existentialist play by John Paul Satre will highlight a varied theatrical bill for the Spring Se- mester. The verse comedy "A Phoenix Too Frequent," by Christopher Fry and a tragedy, "Closed Ses- sion," by John Paul Sartre are billed for a four night run, Feb. 13, 14, 15,...…
…FRIDAY, JA.NITART 20, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DI.AILY Swimmers, Cagers Face Minnesota MSC Heads Three Meet Exam Slate By KEN BIALKIN Michigan's natators will meet the Gophers of Minnesota tomor-. row afternoon at Minneapolis in the first of three dual meets be- tween now and the beginning of next semester. * * * ON FEBRUARY 4, the Wolver- ines will journey to Evanston, Ill- inois to take on Northwestern's Wildcats and then on February 8, they ...…
…IF VAGUE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1950 __ FRIDAY, JANLIARY 20, 1950 - U Engineering Curriculum A RECENT EDITION of The Engineering News contained an editorial by Richard A. Humes in which he puts forth the opinion that the engineering students are "in a rut." He voiced disapproval of their complete devotion to school work without leaving time for participation in extra- curricular activities. The question of whether o...…
…w JANUARY 20, 1950 F THE MI WIGAN DAILY PAGE FVA erican Fashion Designers Make Predictions Style of Feminine Apparel in New Year Union To Hold Blue Book Ball Tomorrow * * * * n York and Paris designers olled recently by Virginia i the New York Times and to give their predictions he fashion trends of 1950. opinions of leading Ameri- shion creators are as fol- eras as the Victorian will be a thing of the past." He also pre- dicted great...…
…I* Bias, R ah Feature Semester An eventful semester, marke I by discrimination squabbles, the return of rah-rah, and hectic up and downs by 'M' football and basketball teams slid into oblivion today with many an exam-cram- ming student too busy to give it more than passing notice. On the educational scene, the semester will be remembere, chiefly for the new literary col- lege curriculum which was inaug- urated for entering freshmen this fall...…
… HEARING TODAY Y See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State 44*r 4n a t CLOUDY, COOLER - VOL. LX, No. 134 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1950 SIX Senate Czechs Close U.S. Office In Prague Ilk, Treason Trials Opened For Six By The Associated Press Czechoslovakia yesterday order-v ed the United States Information Service closed and its director, Jo- seph C. Kolarek, to leave the coun- try. In other moves, the government put on...…
…4. 7THURSD~AY, APIE.20, 1950. ,T E -MICHIGAN DAILY I _ . _, . i I. DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in The Daily Official Bulletin is constru~ctive notice to all members of the University.iNotices for the Bulletin should be seirt in typewritten form to the Office of the Assistant to the President, Room 2552 Administration Building, by 3:00 p.m. on the daypreceding publication (11:00 a.m. Saturdays). THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1950 VOL. ...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY "M' Golfers Face Tough Buckeye Squad Saturday By TED PAPES Rain and wet grounds forced postponement of yesterday's sche- duled golf engagement between Michigan and the University of Detroit. The match has been rearranged for Tuesday, April 25. * * * AS SKIES CLEARED in the early afternoon, Coach Bert Katz- enmeyer sent his golfers through a practice round on the soggy turf of their University course in an Seffort to deter...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY r THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 1950 I _________________ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ THE conflict between Senator Joseph Mc- Carthy and Professor Owen Lattimore will finally take on real meaning when former Communist Louis Budenz testifies at an open hearing today whether Latti- more was, or was not, a member of the Com- munist Party. McCarthy's whole case against Lattimore rests on the evidence Budenz gives. If he claims that Lattim...…
…1950 4 SR To Sponsor Annual Ball; DAILY OFFICIAL BUI Date Bureau Will Assist Cupid D (Continued from Page 4) Harris in the tion pictures: North Woods' 1LE'IIN:7; auspices of tbh the courtesy Pnlitical r. Education Ce The Internationl Students Asso- ciation will again sponsor its an- nual International Ball, taking place from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. April 28 in the Union Ball Room. This year, as last year, the ISA is attempting to defy the overpow-...…
…TIDE MIC-1iGN DAIL'Y OPEN WINDOW POLICY: Spring Breezes ThroughLibrary By ROSEMARY OWEN Spring air conquered the stale fumes of steam heat in the Gen- eral Library, as staffers opened the windows to admit the balmy breezes. The musty aroma which had brought forth many student com- plaints was completely dispelled when the arrival of Spring warmth allowed librarians to break the three month tradition of closed windows. * * * THE CUSTOM of le...…
… GRUNDY DEFEAT See Page 4 Y Latest Deadline in the State 41P :43att PARTLY CLOUDY VOL., LX, No. 159 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1950 SIX PAGES Amendments 'To Raise 'U' Budget Fail Democrats Lose, In 'Silent Debate' By The Associated Press LANSING - Republican strate- gy proved effective in the House yesterday as .Democratic at- tempts to increase the Univer- siy appropriation were swept ,d*nby a wave of silence. W oetermined D...…
…Tlt MICHIGA DAILY SATUJRDAY, MAY! 20, 1950~ U EARLY ITALIAN THEATRE: Drama, Opera Highlights To Be Given Highlights of opera and drama "L'Amfiparnasso" by Vecchi. It is will be the theme of a combined essentially the performance pf a departmental program at 8:30 p.- loosely knit dramatic plot in a m. tomorrow in the main concourse style comparable to the presenta- of Alumni Memorial Hall. tion of an oratorio. Illustrations #from the early ...…
… o' TH MTCI IGAN DAIL Y, - adger Nine Cuts '11 1 Big Ten Lead; Wins 4-3 v Scrimmage Ends Spring Football Today By MARV EPSTEIN Michigan's version of a spring f botball game will wind up Coach Bennie Oosterbaan's two-month clinic for aspiring gridders this afternoon at the Stadium. Starting at 2:30, Oosterbaan and his assistants will send the largest gang of tryouts through their paces since the practices were inaugurated before spr...…
…_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ~TH E. M I~C HI GAN DAILY . ._ . ..^ . .. _. .,. ... ..... . . , M. __:_,_. ...... "MO THOMAS L. STOKES: Grundy Defeat (WASHINGTON - Encouraging to the forces of modernism and moderation in the Republican party was the smashing victory in Pennsylvania of vigorous, red- headed Governor James H. Duff over the Joseph R. Grundy Old Guard Republican organization. Big Jim Duff won the Republican Sena- torial nomination in Tuesday...…
… n _ ::THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sig Ep-ATO Annual Tug War To Rage Across Huron River; Losers Will Provide Christmas Tree for Stron gest Team 4'* * * * * * * C.: Picnic, Softball Game Will dimaxFestivities By JO KETTLEHUT Cooks at the ATO and Sig Ep houses have been working extra hard during the past week in at- tempting to fatten up the men with huge steaks and vitamin- loaded vegetables. The idea behind this all-out ef- fort to build muscles and i...…
…l'li MICHIGAN DAILY ®SA tihfl t, iIA' o, 1 Sf -;. Ann Arbor Celebrates Military Day Flights, Open Houses Will Top Festivities The nation's unified military services will be on parade today ~. the first annual Armed Forces Iay is observed throughout the country. . And with radio, speeches, mo- ies, dances, a military "open house" and two flights of navy -ianes flying over the city, Ann Arbor will hold a celebration of Its own. * * * THE DAY'...…
… SCOTTSBORO CASE-FINIS See Page 2 C, r Latest Deadline in the State Dut4l 4 I ,ellF 1 G SHOWER VOL. LX, No. 17-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1950 President Authorizes .Yank Americans Kill 7 Tanks With Rockets But U.S. Forced To Fall Back TOKYO-(AP)-Armor-led North Koreans launched their first ma- jor attack south of the Kum Ri- ver yesterday. The American defenders of Tae- jon, using 3.5 inch rockets for the first time, kn...…
…-I PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN I ALLY LL TMMSDAY, JULY 20, 1950 THE MICHIGAN bAILY THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1950 Scottsboro Case -- Finis N0 OTHER INCIDENT has better exem- plified the ultimate justice of democracy than Governor Williams' recent refusal to extradite Haywood Patterson, one of the nine Negroes who were involved in the in- famous Scottsboro Case in 1931. That case has often been referred to as color-blind jus- tice-a euphemism for atr...…
…WE" THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1956 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Cards Whi*p NY Twice, Ta ke First as PhiIs Split RAIN HALTS BALL GAMES: Bucs, Hard Rocks Win In I-M Cage Play * * i A's Sell Third-Sacker Dillinger . With the full schedule of intra- mural softball games rained out, basketball received the spotlight in yesterday's I-M program. Softball contest interrupted by yesterday's rain will be reschedul- ed later in the season. * * * PACED...…
…T. THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1950 -- x - DON'T BE HARSH: Give the Artist a Break, He's Sensitive - Finney Something New Has Been Added AT HOME AND ABROAD: Political Scientists Turn Globe-Trotters for Study- Sawyer To Speak On Atomic Energy Ralph A. Sawyer, dean of the graduate school, will address the 21st Annual Summer Education Conference today at 4 p.m. in the "Give the artist a break," Prof. Ross Finney of the music sc...…
…UGENERAL SUPPLEMENT Latest Deadline in the State Dutli GENERAL SUPPLEMENT VOL.LXI ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 20, 1950 THIRTY PA( University Inrollment of 21,000 U Phoenix Project Will Pacify Atom. Living Memorial To Finance Study By LARRY ROTHMAN Little more than a year after towering columns of smoke had appeared over Hiroshima and Na- gasaki, the plan for a Phoenix Project was born on this cam- pus. Designed with the in...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1950 11j CAMPUS GOYVERNMENT: Student Legislature Meets'U' Problems __t (Continued from Page 1) at a glance just what's going on throughout the entire year. This committee also concerns itself with suggestions of dif- ferent and new courses in the various University colleges and schools, movies and the faculty rating system, which SL origi- nated two years ago. Movies of all makes, sizes, la...…
…SEPTEMBER 20, 1950 'S HE MIU119AN THE MICHIGAN DAILY ORATORICAL ASSOCIATION: Lilienthal To Open Lecture Series r1 4. * * * * * * The Oratorical Association's 1950 lecture series will range from "The Hydrogen Bomb" to "Chang- ing styles in American Humor," featuring s u c h distinguished 'zpeakerS. as David E. Lilienthal, Rfmnett Cerf, Charles Laughton and Lowell Thomas, Jr. I-tudents will get a deal from the Association as well as a...…
…STHE MICHIGAN DAILY WIRDNESDAY, I.," I Th1 0 " a top lie t e "Fire I COMMUNISTS IN THE university. Dis- crimination in the university. Freedom pech in the university. the controversies about these well-worn ubjects prove anything, it is that university fe cannot be divorced from the surround- ng social order. And yet, despite the bar- age of verbal brickbats flying back and orth about the Welfare State, hardly a vord has been said abo...…
…F)I J /EDNESflAY, SEPTEMBF4R 20, 1950 r TI1V MICHIGAN DAILY Phoenix Project Studies Atom Effects STUDENT SUPPLIES O) * * * * * * * *' * <a (Continued from Page 1) budget is how and where the mo- ney will be acquired. In the main, it will come from the University's 125,000 alumni, different founda- tions, business leaders, industry and the like. CHESTER H. LANG has been appointed national chairman to handle this prodigious fund-rais-...…
…t 20,1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 'l . i iis The Campus Churches Welcome You! I Activities for Orientation Week and for Registration Weekend . . rp NAVAL CADETS GET KNOW-HOW ON GUNNERY-Summer cruises aren't all the program for Naval cadets in the University's NROTC program. These shivering students match wits with the clod steel of a naval gun as a part of their four-year training for commissions as ensigns in the...…
…WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ACAREMIC, VOCATIONAL, EMOTIONAL: Far Eastern Languages Offered 'Referral' (Continued from Page 6) Counsel Service Aids Troubled Students and the chief job of the counselors is approving their elections. PROF. ARTHUR Van Duren, chairman of the academic counse- lors, emphasized the importance of the academic counselor's job. "The vast majority of students know what they want to do, but mos...…
…THE 311CIIIGA- DAILY WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 19 5 TIlE MICHIGAN DATLY WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 19~ .... .. ___.., rR UNITS TO BE BUILT: I1 0 Construction Program Under Way C * * * * * By PAUL MARX $13.5 million construction ram is under way at the Uni- ity. cluded in the, program is a million new literary college ding; a $5 million men's resi- e hall, South Quadrangle; and essential units of a proposed Ical center, a $2.5 million M...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ____________________________________________________________________________ I Noted Artists To Perform Music Here Series Total 27 Concerts in Year With Helen Traubel and Lauritz Melchior leading off the University Concert Series the musical scene in Ann Arbor will be bright this year. Helen Traubel, Wagnerian so- prano of the Metropolitan Opera Company will open the annual Choral Union Series Oct. 5, accord- ing to Charle...…
… TRT Z57AWV. WED tDAY, ,SEPTEM.,B.ER 20, "150, ---- ------- --- -- NEW STAFFERS WELCOMED. Daily Begins 61st Year of Publication 4 * * * *. * . ** * *f 'Ensian Will Publish Huge New Volume 1951 Yearbook Will Sell for $5 Michigan's "Official" scrapbook -that's the 'Ensian, student pub- lished yearbook for 53 years. Shortened from "Michiganen- sian;" the book's name came from someone's mispronunciation for the suggested name-"Michigan- ensis...…
…1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY - I-. god Bank FOUR ALUMNI-AT TOP: Administrative Officers Run'U' Has Valuable Transfusions There's a bank down at the University Hospital. But unlike most banks, this or- ganization deals withna substance far, more valuable and precious than money-Blood. THE BLOOD BANK is a system through which a person in need of a transfusion can obtain whole blood by borrowing the required amount from a "storage vault" at the ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY International Center Holds Reception mane Hall Is Center for 'U'Religious Groups The International Center is Michigan's haven for foreign stu-, * * * LANE HALL-The headquarters for religious groups is one block north of the campus on State Street. * * * 4>* * * 4* * I Hershel Lymon, the group spon- sors social forums, religious ac- tivities, welfare drives, and pub- lication of the Hillel News. It also offers a progra...…
…- - ~" ~O9~* 'HL MICHIGAN DAILY --v ODERN MEDICINE AT LOW COST: Health Service Cares For U' Students 9 * * * * ** k j Looking after the health of Michigan's 20,000 students is the job of the University Mealth Ser- vice-one of the first and best stu- dent health centers in the U.S. The Health Service provides necessary medical care and treat- ment without charge in its build- ing a half block off campus on Fletcher St. BEFORE A STUDENT ca...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY EL E TO . b . J - ,'A ,.'/ ; . 1 E TS! I I Our Shelves are stocked with 1I I. E USED I I for Every Course in Every Department ENGINEERS -MEDICS -LAWYERS Consult our New and Enlarged Professional Department for your Requiremen its. L Make use of our years of experience in bookselling to ensure I yourself of the Best Buy in Town. - -- - TO THE FRESHMAN STUDENT SUPPLIES TO THE RETURN...…
…SPORTS SUPPLEMENT Y L 4br A6F t nan OA4t k V, A6F ]4) SPORTS SUPPLEMENT _ Illlillr ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 20, 1950 Wolverine Gri ers Face Tough Scedul Oosterbaan Fills 23 Lettermen, Soph Stars Head 1950 Football Team Crisler's Shoes f Coaching Staff Keeps Team On Top, BriigsBoys Back After Two Losses By BOB SANDELL Associate Sports Editor One of the truly great figures in Michigan athletic history re- tir...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY.- WE] atators Look for cure of uckeyitis * * * ike Second in Big Ten, urth in NCAA Meet Neisch To Captain Squad, Swim Sprints; Tankmen Lose Mann, Stager in Distances Champion Golfers Return to Line-up Evans, Lind, Olson Spearhead Team, Aim for Seventh Title in 10 Years HERE'S YOUR FIRST LESSON IN ECONOMICS at the "Biggest little store in the world" I By GEORGE FLINT /att Mann's swimmers were >ng the several victi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Coach CanhamC Team Balance Gives Good Dual Record, But Team Not Strong Enough for Title, Z)li nes Building Track ea r> -- BLAZING CINDERS: MeEwen Smashes Distance Records v By BYRLE ABBIN Still in a rebuilding process with the goal of regaining its lost na- tional prominence, Michigan's track team went through a suc- cessful 1949-50 season featured by ups and downs all the way. Foremost in the ups was the magnifice...…
…aTilE MICHIGAN DAILY _m ucksters A im To Top List ear Stell areort 4" * * * *. * * tl Xl+ 8 t L i1 Burford Heads List of Point-Getters; eemen Shoot for NCAA Championship By JIM PARKER tained the magic 20 victory figure paign that a Wolverine puck squad ic Heyliger, Michigan's genial in the two preceding seasons, but exceeded that mark. key coach, celebrated his sixth it wasn't until the 1949-50 cam- * * * r at the reigns of the Wolver...…
… aEDNELSDAT:SEPTEMBER 20;1 Netmen 90 _TlH E MICHIGAN AILY Win 25 Straight I'l I By DAVE PRESTON As the curtain rang down on the 1950 season the dual meet victory skein of the Michigan ten- nis team stood at twenty-five. The Wolverines waded through a nine-game slate, numbering five conference - foes and four inde- pendents among their victims. The last team to inflict defeat on the. Maize and- Blue was Notre Dame midway through the 1948...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ! YineTiesW lugging Fielder Koceski aplins 'M' Baseball Squad Conference Defeats at Hands -of Badgers Spoil Hopes for Undisputed Leadership By HAROLD TANNER most of the men returning hav- new steel and concrete sta- ing little experience. Pete Pal- n did not change the custom- mer, a rugged receiver, nailed baseball picture at Michigan down the catching post and bat- .ng the 1950 campaign. ted .340 in the Big Nine action. o...…
…, t20, 19 4 THE M el 4.A 'A Tf £.5.LI TTT TT-C1twl TTV Cagers Play 14 League Games Michigan's basketball squad faces a 14-game Conference sched- ule for the first time in Big Ten history in the 1950-51 season. The number of Conference games was expanded by two con- tests in order to include Michigan , State College, which starts partici- pating in Conference athletics offi- cially this year. * * UNDER THE 14-game card each school meets f...…
…___________________THlE MICHIGAN DAILY thall (Cont'inued from Page 1) h~er Peterson nor Eldridge is ched to the tailback slot. NOTHER SOPHOMORE can- te - quarterback Bill Bill- - may be able to solve two Josterbaan's problems. Bennie needs a punter to replace ly Teninga and a signal caller pack up Bill Putich, the only rning letterman at quarter. Whines may find opportun- to play ahead of reserve ard winners Pete Palmer and ry Burns by virtu...…
…WOMEN'S SUPPLEMENT 4bF 4bp 4lilt r t gtt n *1 WOMEN'S SUPPLEMENT ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 20, 1950 r , Incoming Women To Start Orientation Pro( jram Sept. - -- --- ----- -------- FORMERLY AT LLOYD HALL: Mrs. Healy Named To Head U' Dean of Women's Office The cheery new face in the Dean of Women's office belongs to Sarah Lutes Healy, newly ap- pointed acting associate dean of women. Mrs. H'ealy's appointment was annou...…
…THE MICHIGAN AuILY WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, MAW Jany Women Rely on Own 4arnings To PayExpenses Dean of Women's Office Has Information About Employment Opportunities for Coeds A Place for "Unlaxing Judiciary Has Responsibility For All Rules Coed Government Carried On By TwoMain LeagueBodies Board of RepresentativesILeague Council By BARBARA SMITH With the need for a college de- gree and the cost of living both on the increase, the phras...…
…WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1050 TIDE MICHIGAN BATTY rA R THE.. M1L 11V11 L11\L T1TE~N D I.VPA.G'. .... WALKING ENCYCLOPEDIA: 'Miss Mac', Busy Social Director of League, e-x l Acts As 'Man Friday' for Women's Activities "Ask Miss Mac - she knows." This phrase or its equivalent is echoed over and over again at the League, where the "walking book" of knowledge and guidance on women's activities hangs her hat. OFFICIALLY known as Miss ...…
…THE MICIIGAN DAILY DNESD, SWTEMDE R0ZI,1 I HANEL oI AMEIASLARGEST MOST COMPLETE CA ANII ARMEL ORDAY RINGLE OF COTLAND impus FASHION SHOP 4 FEATURES THE AROS IONET I :NSON 1~ i gaily fi 'I And her N )LD MAINE rROTTERS/ rom our depend come to know and flags upon knew e they are .. .. . fashion as national . flying names you've symbols of quality. Names you at hom e, to be at welcomed as old friends - wai...…
…W E 4EMAY;WI, .MER 20, 195t0 TIDE MICHIGAN DAILY, .. . . .. . y ... . ........TTIE MTC TITGAN sATTY a . , Independents, Fffiliates Unite in Groups PERENNIAL PROBLEM: Women Attempt To Create ' Hom ' hock All-Campus Events Sponsored By Assembly, Panhellenic ** * * v New Freshmen Become Members of Assembly First semester freshmen, trans- fers and women living in dormi- tories, League houses and private homes are members of Assembly Asso...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY- WEDNESDAY, SEPT z. :..,. ., ... . - - Freshmen Eligible for Women S Athletic Association Activities __ _ _ _ _- Varied Sports Program Offers Number of Club Memberships, Campus-wide Tournament Play Ping Pong, Tennis, Badminton, Swimming Tourneys Bring Recognition to Residences; WAA Sponsors Athletic Managers Club By PAT SMITH First semester freshmen are eligible for WAA activities. As a matter of fact,...…
