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…PAGE EIGHT "THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY M1, 1954 PAGE EIGHT TUE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1954 'U' Awards I .1 (. Announced University Regents-Alumni Hon- or Awards have been awarded to 830 graduating seniors of Michi- gan high schools, Acting Dean of Students Walter B. Rea announc- ed yesterday. The Honor Awards, in the form of certificates having no monetary value, are given to recognize out- standing high school seniors thr...…

… Gargoyle Gives Competition to SL Bucket Drive THE SL'S FREE UNIVERSITY OF BERLIN BUCKET DRIVE, OPENING YESTERDAY, RAN INTO REPRESENTATIVE, THE POTENTIAL MAGAZINE BUYER CO NTRIBUTED HIS GARG AND A BUCKET DRIVE TAG. THE -ualy-Don uampbell COMPETITION WITH GARGOYLE SALESMEN. ABOVE, A GARG HAWKER LAUNCHED HIS CAMPAIGN SPIEL, BUT AT THE URtGING OF A BUCKET DRIVE QUARTER TO THE FUND. THE GARGOYLE SALESMEN SUCCEEDED IN MAKING THE SALE HOWEVER,...…

…i NRMEEmq PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1953 ______________________________________________ U THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1953 Kahin Given Two Awards Recognized as "outstanding graduate journalism student," Ir- ving Kalin, Grad., yesterday re- ceived a gold McNaught medal and a Foreign Internship Certifi- cate at the journalism depart- ment's Honors Convocation. V. V. McNitt, director of the McNaught Syndicate in New York and featu...…

… THURSDAY, MAY 21, 195S THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _I__ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - U Michigan Takes on MSC In Last Dual Track Meet Jones Pitches PhiKappa Psi to 12.6 Win A GROUP OF University students headed by Ken Ross and Bob Ely has submitted a petition to the Board in Control of Intercolle- giate Athletics which calls f...…

… PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY A .a vLw AJ 1 .k~ 1i tliA,'.L Aiv e/J?. Truce & the GOP' W ITH the release of unofficial reports of a United States compromise on the bal- ky prisoner issue, hopes for a Korean truce loom larger than ever before in the two year period of heartbreaking futile negotia- tions. Unfortunately, certain powerful Re- publican Senators don't see it that way. Protesting a "Far East Munich," Sena- torial displeasure at ...…

…'THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1953 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE PTVs THURSDAY, MAY 21, 195~ PAG! P71?I Union Will Stage 'Bluebook Ball' Intermission To Feature Men's Glee Club Activities Conclude at Yearly Banquet Scholarships, Trophies, Presented to MembersI Who Have Contributed Most to Organization I League Opens Barbara Little Room RECORDS, RELAXATION: G- Floorshow Featuring the music of Jim Gil- martin and his orchestra, the semi- annual Blu...…

… THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1953 PAGE SIX ' THE MICHIGAN DAILY I I EUROPEAN OBSERVER: SwissLawyer Becoming Americanized * * * * By JANE HOWARD McCarthy and Marilyn Monroe, in the opinion of a Swiss observ- er, constitute America's "two di- seases." Eugen Curti's complaints about the United States end there. On the whole the genial post-doctorate law student has .little but praise for America in general and Ann Arbor in particular. CURTI graduate...…

…LECTURE COMMITTEE See Page 4 5kr4b :3 a i4 ~ti Latest Deadline in the State CLOUDY AND WARMER VOL. LXII, No. 163 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1952 SIX.PAGES Senate Confirms Attorney General J. McGranery Approved by 52-18; Will Succeed Ousted H. McGrath WASHINGTON-(M)-The Senate approved last night President Truman's appointment of Federal Judge James P. McGranery of Philadelphia to be Attorney General. The nomination of the ...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1952 4 FETED AT DINNER: President Hatcher Explains SL Funds By RUSS AU WERTER <, * * * * "It is a simple case of not hav-1 ing enough money to go around,"I President Harlan H. Hatcher told a group of Lloyd House men last night when questioned on the re- cent SL fee request denial. The Presidential couple spent an informal evening at Lloyd House, beginning with a spaghetti dinner in the...…

…t, MAY 21, 1952 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ]PAGE THREE ~', ~AY 21, 1952 FAGE THREE I I wr .. _ k OLYMPIC PREVI EW: Mile Run To Highlight Big Ten Meet Michigan Mound Star, Rain Cancels Tennis Meet With Wolverines Near Win I I (First in a series of articles dealing with the Western Conference outdoor track and field championships to be held in Ann Arbor May 30-31. Next the two mile.) By ED SMITH The feature of a featured meet- that's how the ...…

… THE MICHIGAfN DAILY 4 The Lecture Committee Housing Expert CHUCK ELLIOTT'S Editor's Note in yes- A terday's Daily is commendable for its honesty. But the general tone of discour- agement and defeat is disheartening and dangerous. Elliott is unfortunately correct in say- - ing that the reasons for banning speakers have gone from deplorable to intolerable. However, his feeling that after each new blow from the Lecture Committee it be- co...…

…WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1952w THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE 'LITTLE ROOM': Coeds To Plan Music Room In Memory of Barbara Little In memory of the late Barbara Little, former chairman of wo- men's judiciary council who died in an accident last summer, the Ann Arbor Room on the second floor of the League will be re- named the "Little Room" and it will be converted to a coeduca- tional music room. The project will be done in her honor by the women she wo...…

….5 'I THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1952 4 U VISITOR'S TREAT: lce Cream Vendor's Hopes Foiled ____ / * , * * Air efec Mape .d By MIKE WOLFF Ann Arbor has seen many celeb- rities this spring, but they have all made their speeches and de- parted without giving Howard Craig, the well-known local ice cream vendor, an opportunity to fulfill his ambition. When Craig first drove his ice cream wagon on Campus on a snowy April 1, he...…

…EXTRA - No& jg ZrI Dai4b EXTRA ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN,_ SL PAGES * * * * * * Ruthven. Era Distinguished ByExpansion To End 22 Years: Retires June 30 By PAUL BRETLINGER Daily City Editor President Alexander G. Ruth- Yen will retire from his duties or June 30 this year, after a 22 yea period of leadership during a ser- les of world crises. His administration , has bee marked by tremendous physica expansion of the University, ac- companie...…

…4Wr it z rnx 411 a t EXTRA PRICE FIVE CENTS ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, MAY 21, 1951 SIX PAGES --I * r * * * 4> Ruthven Era Distinguished By Expansion 1 To End 22 Years: Retires June 30 By PAUL -BRETLINGER Daily City Editor President Alexander G. Ruth- ven will retire from his duties on June 30 this year, after a 22 year period of leadership during a ser- ies of world crises. His administration has been marked by tremendous...…

… rAGE Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY From Stagecoach to Tea, Ruthven a Busy Man ENROLLMENT DOUBLES: 'U' Expands, Changes Under Ruthven * - * * * * * * * * * * (Continued from Page 1) system without interfering other types of housing." with STUDENT HONORS PRESIDENT WITH HAWAIIAN LEI HIGH TURNOVER: American Colleges Pick lNew Chiefs in Droves PRESIDENT AND MRS. RUTHVEN GET WESTERN WELCOME ON STAGECOACH IN CHEYENNE LESS NOTICEABLE than...…

… 4' 1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY From Stagecoach to Tea, Ruthven a Busy Man ENROLLMENT DOUBLES: 'U' Expands, Changes Under Ruthven " * * * * * * * * * (Continued from Page 1) system without interfering other types of housing." with STUDENT HONORS PRESIDENT WITH HAWAIIAN LEI IGH TURNOVER: American Colleges Pick New Chiefs in Droves PRESIDENT AND MRS. RUTHVEN GET WESTERN WELCOME ON STAGECOACH IN CHEYENNE LESS NOTICEABLE than the growth o...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Tongue-in-Cheek President Retirement Activities: Riding and Needlepoint Educational diplomacy often dic- tates that a university president suppress his sense of humor, Pres- ident Ruthven has discovered over the years. Every so often, however, Presi- dent Ruthven has allowed himself a few moments of levity on educa- tional subjects. In an article dealing with the uses which universities should make of publicit...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tongue-in-Cheek President Retirement Activities: Riding and Needlepoint .x Rdueational diplomacy often die- tatea that a university president suppress his sense of humor, Pres- ident Ruthven has discovered over the years. very so often, however, Presi- dent R Ithven has allowed himself a faw moments of levity on educa- ) tional subjects. In an article dealing with the uses Which universities should make of publicity mediu...…

… THlE!MICHIG~AN DAILY .ii. rxy_ a ,ari f / lv V a ara.u aura v+ryvza . Y.C1.1L 1 ' RELICH)7V CA TT.qF.q.qrpirF. .E AL [.,I 1.1 r l l U 1.. L . U Presidents Buck Tough Opposition Air Views Show Rapid University Growth 'I (Continued from Page 1) ate independently and face the new penalties. for classroom tar- diness without the bell, he was willing to go along with their plan. Six weeks later they pe- titioned for a new bell. The belo...…

… 9 THE MICHIGAN DAILY IGION CAUSES STRIFE: ^ "; Air Views Show Rapid University Growth U Presidents Buck Tough Opposition At'- (Continued from Page 1) ndependently and face the penalties for classroom tar- :s without the bell, he was ig to go along with their Six weeks later they pe- ied for a new bell. beloved president was not it anger, however. When ish students stole the chapel and threw it into the vault water closet,.President T...…

…TIE MICHIGAN DATTY PAGE FIVE W Rutven Retirement Closes Busy Era in Michigan E ducation Genial President Leaves Weighty Post * * (Continued from Page 1) tion as a whole. Many able ad- ministrators, facultymen, alumni and private citizens aided the Uni- versity with skill and funds. Yet when some University his- torian gets around to writing the history of the thirties and forties at the University, the period will be known as the Ru...…

…TIE MICHIGAN DAILY Ruthven Retirement Closes sy E in Michigan E PAGE F" ducatioi Genial Presiden Leaves eigh Pst *i:. : of sensational or unfavorable sacrifices," he said, "but you are disheartening conditions, howeve news, for he called for the es- preparing to make them.... You .Iurge you with allsincerity to lo< tablishment of a news service will detect, if you have not already to your own resnonsibilities I t (Continued from Page 1) ...…

… RAGE m THE MICHIGAN DAILY \ , , r ll-rT T U f I., , : I Congratulations to PRESIDENT ILJTH E on completion of his of Twenty-Two. Successfu tenure l Years as of Michigan President of the University I 0 We, the merchants of Ann Arbor, wish to thank President Ruthven for the many contributions he has made to the University and the community during his twenty-two years in office. His services will be greatly missed, b...…

… NX THE MICHIGAN DAILY -= w / ,.j 0 Congratulations to PRESIDENT IJTIVEN on completion of his tenure 4 of Twenty-Two Successful Years as, President of the University of Michigan it f- k r F . W r". - A A J+ A'- A, A *4 We, the merchants of Ann Arbor, wish to thank President Ruthven for the many contributions he has made to the University and the community during his twenty-two years in office. His services wil...…

… U.S. POLICY IN SOUTHEASTERN ASIA See Page 4 A6P I& A, 411t r t gun t t C0 O d (3 p D O0 ©ac Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LX, No. 164 /JANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SUNDAY, MAY 21, 1950 FAIR, MILD EIGHT PAGES Morse TinsT GOP Race In Oregon Defeats Hoover By 2-1_Majority PORTLAND, Ore.-(N?-Oregon Republicans endorsed their liberal Sen. Wayne Morse with a thump- ing majority that was approach- ing 2 to 1 as counting went on yes- terday. L Hi...…

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… 21, 1954 T MICIiGAND AILY PAGE Badgers Trip M' Nin.e in Tenth, 7-6' I- Major League Standings I AMERICAN LEAGUE <O> NATIONAL LEAGUE Netmen Slap Buckeyes, 9-0 For 23d Straight Dual Win Victory Gives Wisconsin Tie For Big Ten Baseball Lead New York Detroit Boston Washington Cleveland Philadelphia St. Louis Chicago W 18 16 19 15 15 9 6 5 L 8 8 13 11 11 18 15 19 Pet. .692 .667 .594 .577 .577 .333 .286 .208 GB 1 2 3 3 91/2 9%/ 12 ...…

…__ _ _ __HVICHIGrAN DAILY SUDA U t J.S. Policy in Southeastern Asia I F BOOKS (EDITOR'S NOTE - This the last in a series of three editorials on the present-day situation in Southeastern Asia, and the policies of Russia and the United States in that area.) FALTERING AMERICAN policy toward -the battle against Communism in South- eastern Asia must be changed immediately if this area is to stay on our side of the iron curtain. The change in ...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY Senior Ball Tickets Available Exclusively to Class Members Campus Wide Sale To Begin Tuesday; Dance To Be Presented Friday at Union Ticket sales for Senior Ball will continue until noon Tuesday for seniors only. If, at that time, any of the 400 tickets to be sold are left, sales will be open to all campus. THE TICKET booth will remain open exclusively to seniors from 1 to 6 p.m. Monday, and from 10 'a.m. to noon on Tuesda...…

…U THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 21, 1950 .... .. i //4thit9 "--- with JACK LAZARUS Television history will be made when 10,600 pounds of bellowing elephants are brought onto the American Broadcasting System television stage today. Feature attraction on the "Su- per Circus", the three huge ele- pnts will be brought into the center ring by James M. Cole, I, son of the famous Jimmy Cole of Cole Brothers Circus. Because they are the only m...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGr U ______________________________________________________ COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Dissent on Communists Seen at Washington'U' By DAVIS CRIPPEN Dissension in the anti-Commun- ist ranks at the University of Washington apparently showed it- self last week when a history pro- fessor at the institution declared Communists have a right to teach forcible overthrow of the govern- ment. Prof. Max Savelle speaking on the same campu...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY LONG TRADITION ENDS: MaryMarkley House To Be Closed By CRAWFORD YOUNG Friends, alumnae, and residents x ° k}{ r{ *i r w of Mary Markley House, includ- ;.;:x ", ing white-haired Mary Markley herself, commemorated the passing of their house from the University<: scene last night in a banquet at :. ;:.:.. ' the Union.: The Board of Regents has de- cided to cease operating the aged structure located in the triangle " formed by ...…

…DISCIPLINARY DECISION Bee Page 4 Y Latest Deadline in the State 43 CLOUDY VOL. LIX, No. 165 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS 9 Disqualified Candidates Win Appeals Resign After 'U" Overrules Judic By JOHN DAVIES An appeal by four student gov- ernment candidates against the Men's Judiciary Council decision which disqualified them was up- held by the University Sub-Com- mittee on Discipline, it was re- vealed...…

…TiFmicrtGAIN ,runty SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1949 _______________________________________________ U __________________________________________________________________________________ OUTGOING PRESIDENT: Jim Jans Reviews Term in SL Office By PETER HOTTON "IftI hadto do it all over again, I'd jump at the chance!" That's what Jim Jans would do if he had the chance to be presi- dent of Student Legislature again. "PEOPLE WHO don't partici- pate in...…

…ThDAYI MAY 21, 1949 .THE MICANDVAM PAGE TS1 Wolverines Qualify Six In Big Nine Track Meet Barten, Thomason, Lindquist, Kirkendall, Sergeson, Mitchell Place in Preliminaries _ 4 Michigan, Broncos Battle to 3-3 Draw ~4~ By BILL CONNOLLY , (Special to The Daily) EVANSTON - Michigan quali- fied six men, four of them in the half-mile, as Minnesota and In- diana placed 13 each in the pre- liminary heats here yesterday to rank as co-favorites...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY; XiY- 21, 1949 __ Disciplinary Decision N REVERSING the Men's Judiciary Coun- cil and allowing the election of four stu- .dents who received fraudulent ballots, the University Disciplinary Committee has dealt a powerful blow to responsible student government. The committee ruled that, because the candidates themselves were apparently not at fault, they should not be penalized for someone else's dishonesty. Ther...…

…Y 21, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'SeniorSwing Out' To Climax Spring Social Calendar PIPE Theme To Recall M' Traditions; McKinley To Occupy Bandstand COED FROM INDIA: Lauds U.S. Physical Education Ray McKinley and his band will set the musical tempo for couples attending the Class of 1949's "Sen- ior Swing Out" from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. today in the IM Building. The theme of the semi-formal dance, Michigan tradition, will re- call campus customs ...…

…SIX TiIEMICIIIAN itty TOO PERSONAL: Critic Hits Modern Art's Lack of Universal Symbols 4 -- By JOAN KATZ Modern artists have failed to achieve any one central symbol in their work, except personal style Lincoln Kirstein, noted New Yorl art critic, declared in his talk here yesterday. "Lacking universal symbolism, each transitory movement of the last fifty yearshas gone into in- dustrial art," he said. "Thus, the abstract work of Mondrian ha...…

…SLAV E" LABOR? S~ee Page 4 oe 4 4UUA6 73,aii4~ CLOUDY, Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII No. 162 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Legislature Passes 'U Construction Bill --4-, Better Food Hoped for in Board Boost Dorn Reaction To Hike Mixed Residence hall leaders yester- day echoed a general sentiment among students in University dor- mitories that the announced raise in room and board rates "won't b...…

…FRIAY, M~AY 21, 1949 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN s er p e r Washtenaw County's much condemned Courthouse will get another flaying when the report of Corp. Nate Davis, of 'the State Police Fire Bureau is mailed to County officials next week. Davis will order 18 repairs and changes in the sixty-year-old structure. In line with the Guild's pro- gram of the past year, "Christian Living in the World Community," the theme for the banquet will be, ...…

…FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ........ . ................. .......... ............ . ..... .... . ..... 'M' Circuit Clout Rips Irish, 5-2 __" - w} Wolverine Golfers Rally To Defeat MSC,16-14 (Speclul to The Daily) EAST LANSING, May 20 - Michigan's golfers, down five points to MSC at the first turn, suddenly caught fire to burn up the final nine and whip the Spar- tans 16-14 at the East Lansing Course today. It was a great t...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRrDAY, MAY 21, 198 V 'Slave' Labor? IT MAY HAVE BEEN a "school-boy's prank" when business administration students "infiltrated" and killed last year's attempts at a Karl Marx study group, but when a trained economist charges "bias" on discovering Marx being taught in a class- room, the joking period is past. General Motors official Adam Stricker, who enrolled 'in the course and attended two class periods, charged befor...…

…FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ _ _ __ , _., ___... z _.<as.. .. - _ _- _ u . _ , . .... - ------------ Dutch Psychologist Studies U.S._Methods By MARYLIN KLAFER With an air about her as gay and colorful as the tulips now blooming in her native land, Mrs. Arianne Daniels has charmed the residents of Helen Newberry where she is a house guest. Mrs. Daniels, a social psycholo- gist, is a native of Holland and has come to the United...…

…s S THE MICHIGAN DAI LY FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1948 '1 TRADITION BREAKS Graduation Ceremonies Give Way to New Look Graduates receiving their di- plomas at the 104th Commence- ment, to be held June 12, will find that tradition has disappear- ed and mass production efficiency has taken its place. In the past, President Alexand- SL Will Send Representative To College UN1"1 Student Delegates To StudyAssembly While the Interim Committee of the Mode...…

… Sir40 OF A THREAT atiii PARTLY CLOUDY, SHOWERS See Page 4 'i Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVII, No. 163 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS Last Major Telephone Dispute Is Settled U.S. Charges ThreeNations Obstruct UN 'Defiance' Halts Balkan Solution By The Associated Press LAKE SUCCESS, N.Y., May 20 -The United States charged to- day that Yugoslavia, Albania and Bulgaria were attempting to ob- ...…

…iraiE TWU THE MICHIGAN ,DAIL WEDNESDAY MAY 21, 1947 FBI To Descend on Campus In Search for Capable Sleuths, The FBI is conducting a man- special agent, special employe hunt on campus today and tomor- row, only this time they're looking agent, translator, clerk, stenog- for capable men to join their rapher and typist. The beginning ranks. salary for the first two positionsl Representatives of the FBI will is $5,300 per year and chances of be ...…

…1847 THE MICHIGAN DAILY iseball, Tennis Squads Win Close Nine Clips Western, 2-1 In Tight Pitching Battle Dole Hurls Shutout Ball for Five Innings To Stretch Total to 27 Scoreless Frames Paced through the first five in- ningsby more brilliant shoutout pitching from rookie Art Dole. Michigan's baseball team squeezed out its second narrow victory of the season over Western Michigan, 2-1, in a game played at Kalama- zoo, yesterday. The bi...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SDAY, MAY 21,1 Analysis of a Threat rr)DETERMINE to what degree many re- cent occurrences in connection with Communism represent an hysterical "witch hunt," or whether they are normal reactions to, or substantiations of, an actual and real Communist threat, is the responsibility of every thinking American citizen. There are a lot of facts to work with in this enigma, but we must also realize the presence of a lot of hears...…

…1947 T-uMfrMICIUGAN DAH .' Senior Boll Ticket Sole Will Continue Union Plans Casbah To End Spring Season I I Jurgens To Play For M-47' Dance At l-M BuildinFriday Tickets for the 1947 Senior Ball, Jurgens enlarged his outfit to which will feature the music of 14 members. Dick Jurgens and his orchestra, After a lip injury caused by an will be on sale from 9 a.m. to noon and from 1 to 3 p.m. today at the automobile accident, Jurgen...…