… IN THIS CORNER See Page 2 as La test Deadline in the State Da3 i4 PARTLY CLOUDY ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JULY 23, 1950 FOUR PA nTalT T V N. 2 0-S V VL. Leh 1VU F.V-7 < - - i I Communists Shell Island Of Quemoy Nationalists Set For Red Invasion T A I P E I, Formosa-(P)-The Chinese Nationalist reported the Chinese Communists began shell- ing the Nationalist island of Que- moy (Chinemen) last night in evi- dent preparation for ...…
…THE MICHIIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JULY 2,.1950 I j IV Vidi 1'WV .. iVll/{I V ), TAR CORNER 0Ot ON THE Washington Merry- Go-Round WITH DREW PEARSON SOMEONE asked the other day why there is this picture of an ape on the editorial page of The Daily. The reason is that perhaps people need to be told pictorially that in this corner of the universe the problem is not how to .build a machine, but what to do with it, just as the ape's problem is n...…
… SUNDAY, JULY 23, 19504 TIM M i HIGAN DAILY 77T 7 Yanks ithin Half-Game of First Louis Will Fight in Fall PATERSON, N.J. -- UP) - Joe Louis will return to the ring in late September for a heavyweight title bout and has leased training quar- tres for a month, the Paterson Evening News said yesterday. Earlier this month, Jim Norris, president of the International Boxing Club, said Louis would come out of retirement and oppose Heavyweigh...…
…THE MICHWXN OXILt SUNDAY, JULY 2, 193 _________________________________ ___ U 7 -W mw w - - - - LLEGE ROUNDUP: Minnesota's YP Hit Circulation Snags. By NANCY BYLAN Young Progressives at the Uni- versity of Minnesota are having troubles. Zealously determined to circu- lte the Stockholm Peace Appeal On their campus, despite its "Red" _rand, they planned a 'summer- kng campaign for signatures, in- eluding a giant student peace-rally and ...…
… WAR WEAPONS See Page 4 Y Latest Deadline in the State I:ait f b/ A t..4... DRIP, DRIP, DRIP VOL. LX, No. 137 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SUNDAY, APRIL 23, 1950 EIGHT PA( m Regents OK Compromise At California Y Plan Replaces Old Loyalty Oath By DICK HAFNERIL Special to The Daily DAVIS, Calif. - The University of Californa Board of Regents yesterday accepted by a vote of 21 to one a compromise proposal for its anti-Communist "loyalty" oath ...…
…I THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRIL 23, 1950 o,. C AssI IED a 1' ,, Tigers WinFourth Straight, 5-0 ,, ' * * * L, UPHILL FIGHT: frlb BUSINESS SERVICES SPRING ITEMS NOW IN-Nearly New Clothing Shop, 311 E. Huron. Ph. 3-0166. Open 12-5:30, Sat. 10-5. )8B SHIRTS - Nine hour service (by re- quest), three day service (regular ser- vice). Ace Laundry, 1116 S. Univer- sity. )1B SYLVIA STUDIO OF DANCE Ballroom, tap, acrobatic, ballet. O...…
… TIM, MTVllTGN DALLY 610 /AO- ' ivi ine Beats Gop ers in Twelfth; GEHRMANN OUTSHONE: Distance Foursome Breaks Relay Mark Hicks Edges Engstrand In 2-1 Pitcher's Battle Tight Squeak Snecial to The Daily LAWRENCE - Kansas - Mich- igan's great distance medley quar- tet of Art Henrie, Chuck Whittak- er, Jus Williams, and Don McEwen hung up their top performance of the season yesterday as they broke the varsity, field, and meet record with...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, AfltIL23 19 0 ... _ ,:,, .;... Xf 'ECENTLY an Army Chemical Corps gen- eral told a group of chemists in Detroit a revolutionary new nerve gas that prom- s to have a profound effect on the present ncept of modern warfare. The gas which is easily transported has lie ability to reduce the will of an enemy o resist. Its use would result in great ictories without enormous physical de- truction. When it has been thoro...…
…SUNDAY, APR 2 3, 1950 Installation Night To Be Held Tomorrow at Rackham Hall New Officials of the League, Assembly, Panhel,_WAA Boards Will Be Announced THE MICHIGAN DAILY New appointive and elective of- ficials of the League, Assembly, Panhellenic and WAA will be an- nounced at the annual Installa- tion Night to be held at 7:30 p.m tomorrow in the Rackham lecture hall. Along with the key positions, names of committee members for next year w...…
…TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRIL 2 POLITICAL SCIENCE CONFERENCE: Stormy Controversies Fill Prof. Wernette's Career By PETER HOTTON president of the University of In fact, the Regents met secret- Starting out right in the midst New Mexico. ly and started firing proceedings. of everything controversial in p01-. itics and business throughout his During his term as president, The president got wind of this, educational career is Prof. Philip the...…
… SUNDAY, APRIL 23, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,.a.. .aa.. ... ,a at Wlfa Ma r MORE HOUSES FOR ITALY: Architect Plans to Design for Homeland By JOAN WILLENS Aware of the grave housing shortage in Italy, Hans Fritz, Grad, plans to "design anything A from window displays to apart- ment houses," when he returns to his homeland in June to become a professional architect. A citizen of Switzerland, as are ais parents, Fritz was born in and plans to...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I - APPROPRIATIONS: 1950 MICHIGRAS: State To Discuss 'U' RequestSoon Thousands Join in Gala Spectacle By DAVE THOMAS With the State Legislature ad- journment tentatively set for the middle of May, action on the Uni- versity's record-breaking $19,915,- 000 appropriations request should be coming up in the near future. University officials have already made several appearances before the House Ways and Means Com- mit...…
… FOREIGN POLICY AND THE GOP A6F A6P 4ij t t a n r 47Ai4 CLOUDY, COOL See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LX, No. 118 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 1950 SIX PAGES _ , 'House Kills Cooperative Housing Bill Truman's Plan Suffers Defeat WASHINGTON-03)-In a ma- jor defeat for President Truman, the House yesterday killed the ad- ministration's proposed $2,000,- 000,000 cooperative housing pro- gram for middle-income fam...…
…PACE TT-FG P ICRi A II r TW.Tr SDAY MARCH 2 1950 ..E I,. _ , ..T! . -._ :. . .T L 7 N.w -a~a .iacs~ "T .,l Y1 NC AA Tank _1Vleet ()Pen L _. m___ I F ( . 3 r'iu91 I OPERATING BASE HERE: 4"; By VERNON EMERSON " The democratic processes exist- ing in Germany now are just a beginning, according to Hans Huber, one of five German legis- lators who arrived at the Univer- sity yesterday. Members of German landtags, city and town council...…
…1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Fans Crowd 19th Annual I-M Open Fisher's Diamond Squad Drills for Southern Tour * * * Kanemoto Again Gains Boxing Title I \, Michigan baseball coach Ray Fisher has a 55 man squad hard at work inside Yost Field House in preparation for the opening of the Wolverines' 1950 diamond si- scn. With 'nine lettermen returning from last year's team, Fisher faces the task of fielding a squad that ill successfully defen...…
…., , ,,.,.. ._ . .- .._. __ ,.n. . Foreign Policy, &'TheGOP TI Republican Party must abandon the bi-partisan" foreign policy.! Even those Americans who are satis- fied with the pr.sent internationalist foreign policy must agree to this, for they must see that any coalition of the two parties which prevents the people from exercising a clear choice on a major prob- lem defats the republican system of gov- ernment. The Republican Party must rea...…
…r:7 T E~I m ~ 1AL~ A (PAID ADVERTISEMENT) . / I- If you apply to the Medical School, you must state on the application blank your religion and your nationality, and you must submit a photo- graph. We believe these questions are unnecessary, and could be used for discriminatory purposes. Therefore, we talked to an official of the Medical School on March 8, to see about having them removed. He refused. He said that we have not given "a si...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, M1AR~CH 23, 19"0. Loyalty Oath Acceptable to Vi'NROTC Protests Flood Harvard Chapter The Naval Reserve Officer ,raining Corps "loyalty oath" which has met a flood of protests and petitions at Harvard Univer- ;ity has been accepted here with- but complaint, according to Capt. RIomer Wheeler, of the University branch of the NROTC. The oath which was first used lere last semester requires NROTC Applicants to sig...…
… Attack on Liberals See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State AV :43, a t 149 CLOUDY, SNOW I , VOL. LX, No. 94 House . _. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1950 SIX PAGES~ , . n. LX a ;-M Holds Heated Debate on FEPC BiI Michigan League Alters Constitution By MARY STEIN } Sweeping changes in the constitution of the 50-year-old Michigan League were announced yesterday by President Marjorie Flint, '50. Miss Flint ...…
… PA TW6 __ _ . .. )THURSDAT, FFURUARY 22. H56 . ~ . ,. .- ,aTilT flAV]11,. a'.u hTTATC.V 9 NJ 1.7 a I.... KERR PREDICTS: Editor Says U.S., Soviet Meeting Now Would Fail Crowd Dislikes Cruelty Says Bull-Fight Expert 1 _ n i n JJ"" Zt1U t V By FLOYD THOMAS A meeting between the U.S. and Russia now would be bound to fail, Walter Kerr, foreign editor of the New York Herald Tribune, de- clared yesterday in a University journalism lecture...…
… THE MICCHIGAN DAILY wolverine Pucksters Freeze Winless 'N BOTH FRIEND AND FOE: Ettl Faces Badger Ace In Gym Meet Bur ford Gets Hat Trick; Nears Scoring Record SAILORS TAKE WARNING: 'M' Tars Greet New Prospects Tonight By MARV EPSTEIN The old story of personal but friendly rivalry will be re-enacted Saturday when Michigan's gym- nastics team travels to Madison, Wisconsin to do battle with Wis- consin and Iowa in a triangular meet. For...…
…r SPA( F' UR. rTHE MItHI(GA 6JVITY THUtRSDAY, FEBRUTARY'23;I 5 I- -_ _I - . I tV v a a . v _ Vfo V IV ' u'; t!s. Attack on Liberals A NEW ARGUMENT has been advanced against liberalism. In a recent letter to the editor, a student raised the cry that campus "political pres- sure groups" are robbing University students of future prestige in the non-academic world. He charged that these groups are black- ening, or rather pinkening, the rep...…
…TH I Cd A i__HI__N DAILY__ _ _ Dance To Be Presented in Union Bcdlroom /F \l Medical Students To Hold Caduceus Ball Tomorrow The Union will be transformed into "The Temples of Aescalapius" when medical students and mem- bers of the University Hospital staff hold their annual Caduceus Ball 'from 9:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. tomorrow. The ballroom will be flanked with columns to create the effect of an ancient temple. (Aescalapi- us, incidentally,...…
…TH ti' MItHGAN DAILY ____ ARY MAGAZINE: St. Patrick's Day Debut Planned For 'Generation' lZN Although 'Generation' will reach public on St. Patrick's Day, wness will be its only connection th the green of the day, accord- to Charles Olsen, '51, editor of new arts magazine. The coincidence of 'Genera- n' falling on a holiday will not erfere with its serious pur- es," added Olsen. *. * * THE PUBLICATION will be a rary magazine containing sho...…
