… DEWEY & THE OLD GUARD Y WI It6 D71alit b SNOW AND COLDER See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State VOL. Lk, No. 9' ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1950' SIX PAGES Judge Orders Contempt Citation for UM !\ WASHINGkTON -(P) - Federal Judge Richmond B. Keech yester- day hurled a criminal contempt of court citation at John L. Lewis' striking union for defying the court's order to dig coal. The United Mine Workers, wh...…
… THE MVRISH UTI Try TlSMIF LUAI T 21, 1950 n _ d l JAI-LY OFFICIAL BULETIN. 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 2552 Administration Building, by 3:00 p.m. en the day preceding publication (11:00 a.m. Saturdays). TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1950 VOL. LX, No. 92 ANotices....…
… 21, 1950 HEMrCHl N-1DAILY -,PAGE Cagers Outlast a rtans 70-53, in See-Saw Battk Puckrnen Slated for NCAA Playoffs After Tiger Sweep Switch to Zone Defense' Halts State, Sets Up Win Lead (han es Hands 15 Times; Murray, VanderKuy, McIntosh, 'Supy' Set Hot Pace Iowa Victory Gives Nator Incentive for Buckeye Me By JIM PARKER After last week-end's resound- ing sweep of a two-game series frotn Colorado College, Coach Vic Heyliger's high -...…
… 'i w THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESD~AY, FEBRUARLY 21, x.950 -Ir AMIDST- crats a liberal Ree ernor Jam Irving Ives a typically Dewey & the Old Guard THE SNICKERS of smug Demo- tration. "It must have been some very clum- nd the guarded complaints of such sy Republican," he said. publicans as Pennsylvania's Gov- "Anyone who thinks that an attack on the es Duff and New York's Senator fundamental idea of security and welfare s, the Republican Par...…
… . . 3TUESflAY, FEBRUJARY 21, 1950 THE MICHIGAN -1AIlY r I Couple Betrothed Military Ball Ticket Sales HaveBegun Ticket sales are now open for the 1950 presentation of Military Ball to be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. on Friday, March 10, in the Union Ballroom. Dance tickets may be purchased in North Hall or at the main desk of the Union. The decoration theme will be based on various phases of mili- tary, life which will be depicted in dif...…
…I THE MITAN TWXY - S''r""XT, IURtARIWU, 150 EST ENGINE TOPS LIST: Special Grant Aids Fire Hazard Attack " ? * * * * Although it may sound like it t times these days, employees of lant Service are not razing the oof of West Engine; instead they re raising walls-in which to lace fire doors. This project is one of a series f fire precaution measures finan- ed by a special appropriation of he State Legislature in 1947 to liminate critical d...…
… MAY FESTIVAL PROGRAMS See Page 4 Y 4t Dati' C 7 CLOUDY, SNOW SIX PAGES Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LX, No. 116 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 21,1950 McCarthy's Accusations Denied By Jessup SL Passes Plan For 'U' Calendaring SAC To Ponder Draft Next Week ? A final plan for the calendaring of student-sponsored events at the University by Student Legislature was passed by SL in a special ses- sion last night and will...…
…A" °X"M ?at9,, 1VECY Vii, 19 _____________________________________________________________________ I E ' . Y fMPUS DUO-DYNAMOS: Nesbitt-Hager Combine Talents on SL 4 * * * Scholarships Given To14 Fourteen University students have received La Verne Noyes Scholarships for the spring se- mester, the Committee on Univer- sity Scholarships announced yes- terday. The scholarships are equivalent to semester fees and are awarded to blood descend...…
… 1 -.--la l1 t , Burford NamedCaptain; Icers Return 4''s * * *_______________ FOUR OF A KIND: Quartet Dominates'M' Gymnastics I ~ * * *. 1 By MARV EPSTEIN Four Michigan gymnasts totaled almost three-fourths of all the team points the Wolverines scored so far this year, unofficial figures released yesterday reveal. In seven dual meets the Maize and Blue acrobats racked up a booming 387.5 points, compared to 292.5 for opponents. Pete Barthel...…
…TffE MICHICAN DAlff _.' '.' rslmm;iy 21, I9ta- ... May Festival Programs IN THE COLUMN to the right colleague Greenbaum expounds at length on the shortcomings of the May Festival program- ming. About all I can do here is say, "Len- ny, of course it all boils down to a difference of opinion - but in my opinion, you're full of it." I'm perfectly willing to admit I'm no musical intellectual. I can't even under- stand Schoenberg, much less ex...…
…21, 1954. The Three R's Petitionino DOGPATCH Shutters To Cik BeforeBanquet .; k Senior Coeds May In Caps and Gown A local photographer will take pictures of senior women be- tween 5:30 and 6 p.m. in the Lea- gue Thursday when they assem- ble in caps and gowns for the tra- ditional Senior Night banquet and ceremonies. Permanent souvenir programs will contain a place to put the in- dividual pictures. TICKETS, priced at $1.55, are on sale f...…
…THE ;411 .H-GNDA TtESIDAY, MARCHW 21, 1990 Stassen Will Address YR Conference 30 - STASEN - P6 - doec.... An address by Harold E. Stas- sen, president of the University of Pennsylvania, will highlight the Big Ten Republican Conference to be held here Friday and Satur- day. The former governor of Minne- sota will speak at 8 p.m. Friday in Hill Auditorium. KEYNOTING THE Friday af- ternoon session of the Conference will be John Tope, chairman o...…
… EDITOR'S NOTE See Page 4 Y Latest Deadline in the State ai I1 0 Q FAIR AND WARMER VOL. LX, No. 135 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1950 EIGHT PAGES arr° A * * * * * * * * * * * * lIile-Long Parade To Open 1950llclchigras * * * * * * Liquor Plans To Be Result Of SLMeet Students, Faculty Discuss Situation Several alternative plans to the present method of liquor control at the University will be drawn up and ...…
…THE MTCHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, APRIL 21. 1950 +s.a.+ a ai Vi11V L13Y L111 J.{1 iYiL i'i. l.ii iV./:i11 N1 1VVV n_ e RAGWEED INTELLECTUALS: Allergies Indicate Better Minds. By BOB SOLT Don't feel too sorry for your- self if cat fur, ragweed, or cer- tain foods bother you - chances are that since you are sensitive to these things you probably have above average intelligence. This conclusion isn't just a guess to give hay fever and other allerg...…
… 195.0 THE WOMAN DAMY THE MICHIG ... . v : svaN D:s .a.+ ILY/ M' le Faces Gophers T--oday Detroit, Pittsburgh Win In Only Games Played CLEVELAND-()-The Detroit Tigers made a clean sweep of their two-game series with the Cleve- land Indians yesterday by edging the Tribe, 5-4. Cleveland Mana- ger Lou Boudreau was injured in the game. Boudreau was hit hard on the left elbow in the ninth inning, by a pitch of southpaw Ted Gray. Extent of...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, AP11 1, As a. _ _ ' '. " top dot I By LEON JAROFF JE of the most necessary pieces of equip- ment for the editor of any newspaper tough, thick hide that can withstand ents of criticism. 'ntil very recently, I was certain that I the most thick-skinned of them all. )uring the past year, I had success- ly weathered being called a socialist, bigot, a reactionary, a Communist, a fler, a fascist, and a New-Dealer. I...…
… rPJDAT,-,APRni 21, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ANNUAL PROGRAM SEATED MONDAY: Key League Positiorts for Coming Year To Be Announced at Installation Night Announcement of newly chosen p.m. Monday in the Rackham position holders of all main posts Lecture Hall. in the League and League activi- Among the positions to be an- ties will be made at the annual In- nounced are the executive board stallation Night to be held at 7:30 of the League, and t...…
…THE MICHITAS DAILY FRZ=l APAZ- "I". I'MI - *1 ,try THIS afternoon at 4:00! Don't miss the gay, the gaudy S PARADE n ANN ARBOR BANK - THREE BRANCHES i MICHIGRA n 11 for Complete Sheet Music Service, value-minded Band Directors instinctively turn to 508 East William St. " CLOWNS " FLOATS " BANDS " BALLOONS " COLOR & * LAUGHS Then drop in to see the extra spec offered on MICHIGRAS D r ials t >AYS Main and Huron Congratulation...…
… V lHE lCIIIGA. ti-A ILY' PAC'*F. mF.VF.N a- -" :.a sv.rua=a -.va-r a~a i a a... aX't r? mvJY JA IF t .i " . as .f ~MARI LYN_________ MICHIGRAS DAYS Showing Now! FRESH NEW COTTONS For comfort now See these fabulous offers to celebrate the great occasion! Iz. m . 1d C _j er 1 to a "teen's '' taste! and Gll summer! BEST SELECTIONS NOW Over 500 in stock at present SUN-BACKS (with Jackets) one- and two-piece styles Short Sleeve...…
…TIlEMIC IUANDAILY FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1950 International Week Will Open Today wide week by Governor Williams, but it was actually observed by on- ly East Lansing and Ann Arbor, as will be the case this year. An Open House at the Inter- national Center from 2 to 6 p.- m. tomorrow will start off the series of get-togethers for for- eign students and various cam- pus and civic groups during the week. A special exhibit of Internation- al dolls wi...…
… 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...…
…THE MILITI A. ljATTY 6 TTI T 1atr MaVi al fnLA I a.,...... w - aaa ya a rM T aV'T1T W L'I TTV as-. .ra...s.. ;5,U.N AY IWNAYWV21, -1950 Ass F"IED RP) - If -- lJ-" FOR SALE 1938 PACKARD SEDAN-Radio, heater, new tires, battery, muffler, and _shocks. 2-2080. )168 Cousins on State Street Fiesta Blouses, white eyelet with elas- ticized neckline, $3.95. Matching Skirt, $3.95. )3 BEST BUY IN TOWN-First offer of $1695 takes my gorgeous '49 i...…
… 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 ...…
… SUPER-PATRIOT AND HOARDERS See Page 2 Y Latest Deadline in the State Duati4 WARMER, WE HOPE! VOL. LX, No. 19-9SANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1950 FOUR PAGES U1 * * * 4 Senate Blasts McCarthy Probe -45-37 n Calls Red Investigation -Hoax Fraud' Bitter Session Accepts Report WASHINGTON-(G)-A n e a r fist-fight, name calling, and an effort to :play a phonograph in the Senate provided a brisk sequel today to formal Senate a...…
…PAGE TWO TIDE MICHIGAN DAILY c FSTDAY, 'JULY 21, 195 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ____________________________________________________ I __________________________________________________________________________________ I FRIDA _, JULY ...,.. Administrattion Error V KOREA had been a Pearl Harbor attack, the United States would have lost the war before it was ready to fight. The Secretary of Defense said that if the Russians attack- ed at four, th...…
… F .I It AY ta x; 195~. 7 THE MICHIGAN- AILY ....... . .... .. NL Race Tight Again as Giants Crush Cards, 13-3 No-Hit Game Rod rnv Rflont DIrni in 1 Ilk6A . r.> Major League Standings Highlights I=M Softball The no-hit pitching of the Chemists' Bill McKeachie topped a list of stellar performances by I-M softball pitchers yesterday as regular season play neared itsI close. - I Mc K E A C H I E'S performance gave the Chemists a 2-...…
…TT~ E .l ICHWA LY FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1950 U- IDIVIDUAL RIGHTS: NSA Names Conditions For Training of Citizen ANCIENT DOCUMENT: Magna Carta Applies To Today's Problems (EDITOR'S NOTE: Students from very corner of the nation will attend he Third Annual Student Congress, ug. 23-31, at the University. This is ie third article in a series which ill present many of the issues they ill face.) At conferences in March and ne, students in the Michiga...…
… M' Seeks To Stop Badgers In 53rd Homecoming Tilt By BOB SANDELL Associate Sports Editor Ivy Williamson brings his undefeated Wisconsin Badgers into the Michigan Stadium this afternoon to attempt to spoil the 53rd annual Homecoming celebration for all of the thousands of Michigan alumni . . . except himself. A capacity crowd of over 97,000 is expected to be on hand at the 2 p.m. kickoff to watch the Wolverines try to get back on the victory...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1950, I ___________________________________ TO PICK BEAUTY QUEEN: Community Chest To Stage Rally at Hill A University student may be chosen Miss Red Feather. The beauty contest winner, to be picked at the Hill Auditorium Red Feather Rally at 7:30 p.m., Monday, may be Miss Charlotte M. Swanson, a. graduate student on the staff of the University Hos- pital School. * * * BUT MISS SWANSON'S claim to the...…
…1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wisconsin BringsUndefeated Record to An SArbor MEAT AND POTATOES: League Tilts Top Weekend Grid Menu Koceski Injury Forces Switches in 'M' Lineup Michigan Hopes to Regain Winning Ways In First Conference Tilt Against Badgers LIGHTER TOUCH IN FOOTBALL: Fraternities Tackle Annual Grid Rivals NEW YORK-(IP)-Army and Oklahoma subject their unbeaten streaks to only mild pressure to-I day while conference battles hold t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, OCTOU.10 1#" - - _._ Eisenhower &Stassen ALTHOUGH the presidential election is two years away, interest is already mounting in the probable choices of the parties at nomination time. And while the field in the Democratic camp is still rather sparse, the Republican lineup of potential candidates is packed with promise of con- vention snarls to come. Two of the most likely prospects for the Republican nominatio...…
…SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY N1 - -0410 r PAGE Fn E SATUDAY OCTBER21, 950rA~.m zivz AVENT ON INDIA: 'Mieh1 Discuss TAERY-ROTHMAN esideit,Truman's last speech W n partant one because for s timee recognized t-e 1 ofl Y tendencies in her-nt it js'!John.F. Muehl, instruci or in. t1e;English department, said yeaetday. -Muehl, who spent three years = in India-after which he wrote "Inb t4 with Ifidia," a book W* b4 .wpaised,...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1i5 4 4 I Wanta Go, Back to :1 '. ,i to dear Ann Arbor town! "1 of Joe's and the Orient are now only the words of a song, but these Ann Ar- bor merchants are here to serve you today! AERO RADIO TELEVISION SERVICE 335 S. Main ALEXANDER'S DRUG, 727 N. University ANGUS STANDARD SERVICE 1220 S. University 0 ANN'S BEAUTY ARBOR 1315 S. University CORNELL'S DEPARTMENT STORE 211 S. Main COT...…
…i THEATRE INADEQUACIES See Page 4 I1 L Latest Deadline in the State :43 a t t CLOUDY, COLD VOL. LXI, No. 49 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1950 SIX PAGES w I T 3 I I I I 1 * S S * UN Rejects Russian Plan For Peace Assembly Adopts Nine-Power Draft NEW YORK-(P)-The United Nations Assembly yesterday re- jected Russia's terms for cooperat- ing in the development of Secre- tary General Trygve Lie's 20-year peace progr...…
…A PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1950 MORE DRIVERS NEEDED: Union Travel Service Off to Fast Start Norwegian Professor Lauds Ibsen I t5 v ot * * * Swinging into quick action since its opening last week, the Union Travel Service has fixed up 75 stu- dents with rides for the Thanks- giving holiday. One-hundred-twenty-five s t u- dents havefilled out requests to share expemses on a homeward Journey for the Thursday fe...…
… TUESDAY, NOVEMBAER 21, 195t, THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE T'! o" ., r s-- -.-. e Main Pro blem for M' Iers Iriy i~t~ W,7HAT TWO weeks can do to h onA A fortnight ago even the! ost3ccic dered at the thought of his thavoie)ltieBukey; Today it's just about thopo ' doesn't think the Blue-shirts13aea ci ler's crew this Saturday. What's happened in that.,p.. _ change the,-picture? Anyod ha s the last two Saturday aftec rnon it has changed. Th...…
…ld+GlU 1F0 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1950 T heatre THOMAS L. STOKES: The'Taft Dilemma' "Don't Worry - I Might Catch You" Inadequacies ONE GRAPHIC example of the inadequate facilities of the University is the dearth of theatres in which student groups may present dramatic productions. At present there are three auditoriums which possess the minimum stage require- ments of a theater-Lydia Mendelssohn, Fattengill Auditorium in...…
… TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, x950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY "PAGE "IVE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1950 PAG!~ flV1~ Michigan League Will Open* Student Travel Service Bureau Special Tour to Seven European Countries Will Be Handled through Detroit Agency Engagement Announced "Where in the world do you want to go?" The Michigan League will open a travel service Tuesday, Nov. 28, for the benefit of University stu- dents. It will be operated by volun- teer wor...…
…4, sir THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 19 I I FLU VACCINE PIONEER: Dr. Francis Probes Disease Mysteries By RON WATTS One of the cardinal rules with Dr. Thomas Francis, Jr. is that opinion must not be accepted as fact, particularly in epidemiology. The man of medium build and keen, bright eyes has been carry- ing on his work of probing into the mysteries of infectious dis- ease without interruption since his graduation from the ...…
… RESEARCH GRANTS See Page 4 I .Aitt an Latest Deadline in the State ~ad& 0 CLOUDY, COLD VOL. LXI, No. 74 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DEC. 21, 1950 SIX PAGES U' Draftees May Get Part Credits All Schools Will Have 'Pro-Rating' Plans for Service-Bound Students By DAVIS CRIPPEN Students who leave school to enter the service will probably get partial credit for the courses they do not finish, but exactly how they receive the credit will d...…
…GE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2Z, 1.950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1950 CHAOS REIGNS: Vacation-bound Students Disrupt Travel Agency , 4 S S F ,; mw.m- , A gmwFd-m Effin N'f By WENDY OWENI A mob of homeward-bound stu- dents turned the office of .a local travel agency into bedlam yester- cday. They descended on the napless staff in the late afternoon with requests to cancel or change re- servations and in...…
… THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ch ig an Gin dermen Run ell in * * * M , Pucksters Face Western Ontario * * TimeTrials Hoover Paces Wolverines With Two Hurdle Victories n l Wolverines Seek Fourth, Win in Row By BOB ROSENMAN With three straight wins under their belts, Michigan's high-scor- ing hockey sextet will engage a rugged Western Ontario team in a two-game series tonight and to- morro wnight at ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TIWRSDAY. DECEMBER 21. A 4.98 Research Grants ...... .. i -- -THE MICHIAN DATTYL 1~V7L1 Ly ILAAi QPID F I I r LAST WEEK the University announced the receipt of a $358,290 grant from the -National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. t*,The funds are to be used to search for a -chenical means to control polio. y x: Ou the surface this would appear to be 2 so untarnished blessing. It is most cer- t iainly a blessing, b...…
… THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Party Dresses Feature Detail Fabrics, Necklines Create New Interest By MARJORY REUBENE Party and "special" date dresses for the holiday season willhave interesting neckline and fabric de- tail in keeping with the current style. Top of the fashion news in fabrics is velvet, which lends it- self to the trend of graceful lines and the luxurious look. Sheath dresses with cover-up jackets for dayt...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 195* PROBLEM PERSISTS: Admittance of Females Once Bothered 'U' Men By VERN EMERSON Campus males fretting over ad- mittance of co-eds to the Union don't have half as much to tear their hair over as did University men in the latter part of the past century. Then the question was whether women should be admitted to the University or not. It was a problem that split the Board of Regents, th...…
