…WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY _sy ,__v___ _ ,.. ___._ 4. LSA Student Service Will OfferAdvice The newly formulated literary college Student Advisors Program will make its debut tomorrow. Student advisors from the vari- ous departments in the literary college will be available from 3 to 5 p.m. tomorrow in 1209 Angell Hall to aid students in choosing their electives for next semester. STARTING the following week the new studen...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY , AMIL 25, 19514 faize, Blue Teams To Duel 'or Honors at Frosh Weekend a) 4azigamua Tribesmen o Return to Campus Members of the ancient Maizi- unua tribe will return to the ampus in the Maize Team's pres- itation of Frosh Weekend, "Make ine Moccasins," scheduled from p.m. to midnight Saturday in ie League Ballroom. The group will return to check p on the activities of their young hief "Yellow Mocs" who came to ae Unive...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY'PAG Coeds Turn to Variety in Wardrobe Demanded By Full Schedule of Activities Winter Clothes Packed Away in Mothballs As Women Plan, Purchase Cooler Outfits By NANCY TAYLOR The coed's life is a busy one. Classes and social activities dictate a full schedule which calls for a variety of different outfits. And with summer coming on; the list of activities lengthens with the days. * * * * THE LONG-WORN winter clothes are be...…
… THE M1Cti1GAPN DAILY AraiL Za, 1951 1 Stylists Give Smooth Lines To Sportswear Soft Denim Featured In Feminine Shades Of Violet, Lime, Pink By MAXINE RYCKMAN Designers have come a long way since Grandmother's day when "play" clothes must have been more amusing to the spectator than the wearer. Today play clothes, far from be- ing bulky and unattractive, are trim and flattering..I * * EVEN DENIM has gone femin- ine. An example of this is ...…
…WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 1952 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'A ~. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 1951 'A FLAIR FOR NOVELTY: Coeds To Sport Gay Summer Accessories .. 4 * * *: * * * Long, Neat Styles To Replace Last Year's Shingled Hairdos Beauticians Stress Face-Fitting Waves; Pin-On Braids, Hair Pieces Allow Changes DANCING FAVORITES: Stores Stock Spring Formals Of Organdy, Nylon Materials Importance of Jewelry In Accenting Clothes Emphasized This Year B...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY EDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 1951 Summer Skirts, Blouses. Vary In Style, Fabric Combinations Insulated Outfit Featuring Cotton Batting Designed for Cool Comfort in Hot Weather - By ROBERTA MacGREGOR Variety in styles and fabrics marks the summer's array of skirts and blouses. Several types of combinations have been designed. There are the usual separates in new colors and materials, and a number of complete skirt and blouse outf...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE iitm SPRING IN THE BUD: Flowers Enhance Wardrobes By Adding Note of Brightness Coeds Employ Potted Plants, Blossoms To Give Cheerful Atmosphere to Rooms I COTTON BLOUSES and SKIRTS Plan your summer around lots of cotton blouses and skirts t a . . .gaysome summer separates By KATHRYN RADOVAN Since spring cannot seem to get a foothold this year coeds are be- 0 ing forced to look elsewhere than to the sun for a t...…
…fI THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, APRL s Many Coeds Plan Trips Abroad P-sun-IML - - CTUR J NEWS Europe Leads Travel Areas For Summer 4 s By NANCY TAYLOR With spring comes that itch to travel. Hundreds of students satisfied part of that wander-lust during spring vacation when they trekked down to Florida, but now the big plans are for the summer. Europe is high on the list of travel spots. The old world with its ruins of what was onc...…
… FOREIGN POLICY See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State :43 i1jq ff D MORE OF THE §AME : - VOL. LX, No. 138 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN TUESDAY, APRIL 25, 1950 SIX PAGES Coast Guard Get House Aid Action Reverses EconomyPolicy WASHINGTON-()-The Con- gressional "economy drive" was jolted into reverse yesterday as the House approved a $279,000,000 Vetrans' Hospital program and a $1,000,000 Coast Guard Reserve training project. ) The members, ho...…
… TiIi~ MI~HTGA.N DAILY F TUESDAY, APRIL 2~, 1959 r P0011 PETEJ There **.and that sterilizes the feat every particle -o downy curl is re Feathers are th4 Kyr 1215 S. Unive Will BLA T~ 'cCA THYI M':Cites N eed [n Davis W arns of DangerFoHusg ervice Of G uilt by A ssociation America's housing needs can be_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ is of the na- met only by 1,000,000 houses per gan students American freedom is endangered son accused of being a Commu-...…
… ~TUESDAY, APIL 25, 1950THE MICHIGAN DAILY ______ w WATCH THE WoleieDiamond Squad Plays at Notre Dame Micheh __________________________ BIRDIE: igan Golf e n" m 0.1@ 'M' Sailors Win Nine Races For Top Honors In Regatta By JERY BALBUS Taking nine first places and four seconds out of sixteen races, the Michigan Sailing Club took first place honors in the Michigan Invitational Regatta held at Whit- more Lake this past week-end. The Wolverine t...…
…THE MI LILY Foreign Policy ABOUT three years ago Leonard Engel and E. A. Piler in a book entitled "World Aflame" predicted that a Russian-American atomic war would be touched off in May, 1950. They said that an incident such as that which occured over the Baltic last week would provide the spark which would ignite the conflagration. These pessimists were probably justified in making their assertion by the manner in which we were conducting o...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY vv omen S Organizations Reveal Officials at Installation 4 Yesterday saw the installation of the new officers and committee of the League, Assembly, Panhel- lenic, WAA and Women's Glee Club. President of the League for the coming year will be Jennie Quirk of Collegiate Sorosis. Lydia Wil- helm, Kappa Delta, will occupy the vice-president's chair. Trea- surer will be Doris Egan of Alpha Phi and Virginia Bauer of ...…
…THE MICHIGAN IATLY r A CLASS BY HERSELF: Pharmacy Alumna Still Ac __________* * By NANCY BYLAN The University's oldest active lumna is SO active that the lumnae Office can hardly keep p with her. She' is spry, 80-year-old Julia sther Emanuel, '89P, who paid er most recent visit to campus aturday, when she attended a eeting of the Alumnae Council. MISS EMANUEL is as busy as whole alumnae club, Alice Rus- 11, Executive Secretary of the ouncil,...…
…UP TO YOU See Page 4 Y 1Mw& 4a i4p SCATTERED SHOWERS Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 142 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 25, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Big Election Turnout Seen For Tuesday Students To Pick Next Year's SL Students and faculty members are expected to mob polling booths Tuesday in the all-campus Legis- lature election and The Daily presidential straw vote. Booths will be set up on the diagonal, in the Angell Ha...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY i SUNDAY, :xPRFLL 25, A43 Y TH1IHGNDIY~S~A PI R Y 1 UP FROM BELOW: Fifty-Year-Old Ex-Mier Closes Freshman Year By JOHN DAVIE& John Minnich Wilson reverses the usual order of education. Most people prefer to get col- lege over when they're young and tackle the world later-but not Wilson. At 50, with two grown children, he is just completing his first year at the University. Known as "Jock" to his student friends, Wil- so...…
…1948 THE~MICHIGAN DAILY GE WHEN SITTING IT OUT : Local Songstresses Reveal 'tioughts While on PodiUmIl By JIM JACKOWSKI "Just what does a gal vocalist think about while she's sitting apart on the bandstand between vocals?" Strangely enough, two girls singing with local orchestras of- fered almost identical answers to this intriguing question. Jackie Ward, songstress with Tom McNall's band, explained, "You think about a lot of things, mostly...…
… ""HE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. APRIL 25. MR T H W .A A r -Z )A P H 9 0 3 I k 41m..... Up to You THE UNION'S constitutional amendment meeting tomorrow may very possibly be the first step in a reduction of taproom prices. For months, now, several thousand bitter critics of the Union have been runnink about campus, demanding some kind of action that would lower disproportionate prices in the Union's cafeteria, or at least improve the qualit...…
…SUNDAY, APRIL 25, 1948 T HE MICHIGAN DAILY _I Installation Night To Be Held May 3 Dean Alice Lloyd To Give Short Talk; League Appointments To Be Announced Appointments to the numerous positions in the network of League, W.A.A., Panhellenic and other women's activities on campus will be made at the annual Installation Night to be held at 7:30 p.m. Monday, May 3 in Rackham Auditorium. New members of the League Council, Assembly Board offi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I ... . .............. T 'Title' in enneay l 6w0 .Um-'m-m! Blu& 31(1refy at or f;inqger til Saturday's Wins in Pole Vault, Two-Mile Relay Bring Nlichioaii Unofficial Crown 6f/Ks Duplicating his daddy's victory n Lws ui nn 1 ie Dick Lincoln almost added No. (Specia to The Daily) Dulctn i ad' itr nfor Michigan's powerful tennis ~ t ' PHILADELPHIA, April 24-Led 1942, My Request shattered the, team as they cleaned Wes...…
…APRIL 25,1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Michigan ilinth Inning ally lsts Iloos iers,7- <"> t . * ~! Big Nine y The Associated Press Blasting three Northwestern n hurlers for 14 base knocks, Ohio State's high flying diamond team crushed the visiting Wildcats, 17- 3, yesterday to match Michigan's 4-0 record in Big Nine competi- tion. The Buckeyes lost no time in getting to starting hurler Ogle, scoring three tallies in the first inning. They foll...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY S DA:. APRIL 25. 1948 THE MICH GAN DAI...........A..I.......& I. l..'li l/I ]\11 ifl AL. - ll liel Jul aC7 W Roaring lichigras Carnival Goes Over the To Goal of $2,000 EasilySurpassed Another Roaring Michigras weekend has become a kaleidoscopic memory of the minds of 13,000 carnival visitors and WAA swimming pool fund and the University Fresh Air Camp are each $1,000 richer. From the moment the Michigras mile-...…
…ACADEMIC FREEDOM S; Page 4 1Lil(' si Iheaidlhie in th e ShIe ii CLOUDY, RAIN VOL. LVII, No. 141 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL, 25, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS Bi FourEmd Peace Talks In Stalemate New Conference Set fors November By The Associated Press MOSCOW, April 24-The For- eign Ministers Conference ended tonight with Secretary Marshall expressing "disappointment" over failure to reach agreement on an Austrian peace treaty and a four...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGANDAILY Johnson Says Bureaucracy FailedinEgypt Bureaucracy didn't succeed too well in ancient Egypt during the Byzantine period, Prof. Allan Chester Johnson of Princeton University said yesterday in the last talk of the Thomas Spencer Jerome lecture series. The Edict of Justinian allowed the prefect of Egypt a bureau of 600 clerks, Prof. Johnson said. However, each person was paid, in kind, enough to support only one per...…
…1ViPhiY, APRIL 25, 1947 THE MICHICAN DAL I Michigan Nine Meets Illiniin Conference Opener Tod ay Major League Standings Rotblatt-Wise Duel Pits Top Big Nine Hurlers Weekend Series With Champaign Squad Likely to Decide Wolverine Title Hopes_ NATIC Teams Pittsburgh Brooklyn Boston Chicago Philadelphia Cincinnati New York St. Louis AMER Teams ONAL LEAGUE W L Pet. GRl 6 4 5 4 4 2 2 2 2 3 4 5 6 5 5 .750 .714 .571 .556 .444 .400 .286 ....…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY IIITT) T, ATRII, "'.5, 191 ---- - , FRIDAY, AThTh ~, 1H'~ Academic Freedom IN ITS FRONT PAGE EDITORIAL Wed- nesday, Thie Daily asked that President Ruthven's evidence and reasons for his with- drawal of recognition from the Michigan Youth for Democracy chapter be made pub- lic. As this goes to press, no such clarifi- cation has been made. On the contrary conflicting interpretations of Dr. Ruthven's action hav...…
…FRIDfAY, APRIU "5, 1947 T~HE 3MICfIGAN JDAWlY PAGE W Sii+ i i i w .ir i i i i Foreign Students To Present Traditional International Ball Dance To Be Open To Entire Campus Foreign students will present the annual International Ball from c. p.m. to 1 a.m. today in the Union Ballroom, climaxing the activities of International Week. Frank Tinker's otchestra is to play for the semi-formal affair, which is open to the entire cam- pus. Women ...…
…PA1~r 1x TIM W MITfI(A N D I V PHILIPPINES MEMORIAL: Hayden Library Committee To Collet Subscriiption Lis Ames To Talk On Placement At confe en .. I Christmas Shopping Student miembs of the Hayden Memorial Library Committee will call on all campus organizations by Tuesday night to pick up pledge subscription lists. The pledge subscription blanks are distributed to campus groups Puzzling New Fossils Found New problems in the lineal ...…
…NATURE LOVERS See Page 2 Y LwPAO 4])IpAii4 FAIR M1ILD 0 VOL. LVI, No. 123 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1946 PRICE FIVE CENTS Lit Students Need 'C' Average AllCa Dollar Fee Is New Judiciary Council Rule Qualifications Due Saturday at Noon Men's Judiciary Council imposed a last-minute eligibility requirement on Student Congress candidates last night with the all-campus election only one week away. Names of students who fail...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY APT-, 2 , i946 Tii-L A Is_ , - rAGE TWO TIIL'RSDAY. ARIL 2~. 1946 Malmros Views U.S. System Of Education Teaching Impresses Swedish Physician "We want to discover how medical students in the United States can be taught in four or five years the same material that students in Sweden learn in seven or eight years," Dr. Haqvin Malmros, in Ann Arbor this week as part of a six-man Swedish commission to investigate A...…
…THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1946 THE MICHIGAN DAILY rAGE T MSC Bows to Michigan Takes Opener; Sweep Doubles Matches Ilersh, Mikulich Drop Singles Tils to Foe; McCItisky Triumphs in Comeback; Cook Stars By CHUCK LEWIS After a shaky start, Michigan's tennis team finished strongly to de- feat Michigan State's Spartan racke- teers, 7-2, yesterday afternoon on the Ferry Field courts in their opening match of the season. Michigan's number one and t...…
…PAGE FOUR THlE AiciHGAN DAILY TRURSDAY, APPUL 250, 1946 - ---F-U------- .. ..........94 - - --- ------ IT SO HAPPENS..- *These (onipfietaiottl IHave Set 1,11 Can Junior Take A Jke? ingwith the dishes, polishing her shoes, and assisting in the purchase of groceries. THE DAILY often has reason to moan when We've liked every veteran's wife we've met, an enterprising United Press reporter turns but Mrs. Veteran is on our list as a wife of an-...…
…TE-STA?,fr - 94 fi 1 i',V PAr. _........ ._ __ . ..... _.._.. .4.. I.IL..L Y.~~~~~~~~. L 1 L f..L 1 l l 1A1.. . 1 I .X a L_ ._. .._. _ ......___ ..... .. . . .. .... I tJ IL J.v rA C Latin Rmericcins Will Sponsor Ball Annual Formal Tomorrow Will Feature Phil Brestoff's Orchestra, Entertainment Featuring Phil Brestoff's orchestra keepmig with the theme, "The Ameri- and vocalists Jinny Lou and George cas united go forward," a colorful D...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY - ~ --~-- - - - - - - - -- -- -----.-_________________________________________________- 1TJRSDAY. AP'RIL 25, 1146 Dean Bursley W-arns Married. Students of Housing Scarcity Housing facilities will be particu- than the dormitories. Six dormitor- larly scarce for married couples next ies this summer will not be used be- fall, Dean Joseph Bursley warned at cause of needed repairs. a meeting of the AVC at West Lodge Th...…
…U Ar 4tj At U, i WEATHER Mostly Cloudy and Cooler 1 VOL. LV, No. 130 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 1945 VV Soviet rmJinies o inazB PRICE FIVE CENTS * * * * * * * * San Francisco arley pens o a * * * * * :: * * * Capital Shorn of einforcements Wheeling Red Forces Sever One of Two Railroads into Northern Enemy Pocket By The Associated Press LONDON, Wednesday, April 25-Two great Soviet armies united inside Berlin ye...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WET)NESDAY, ~i - :m.::: DistinguishedArtists To Appear in May Festival By The Associated Press DETROIT, April 24-The Packard Motor Car Co. plant and three factories of the Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Co. were closed by strikes today, making 20,000 workers idle and curtailing war production. 13 Workers Dismissed A renewal of last week's dispute over the dismissal of 13 workers man- vzement accused of ejecting a foreman from 6ne of ...…
…IE MIC 14-GAN DIAILY Senator'Happ Caneler Named Baseball Czar j Thinclads Gett For Penn Rela Wolverine Cinderme Four-Mile, Two-Mile, With the tentative personnel of the Penn Relays squad named, a select group of Michigan trackmen will concentrate the rest of the week on rounding into shape for what could be the Wolverines' best Relays performance in their ten-year parti- cipation, according to Coach Ken Doherty. Michigan has never taken f...…
…TH14E MICHIGAN DAILY WNS Delegates Face Great Task have thrown those same words from pillar to post, and any group from sorority alumni clubs to the YMCA has conducted panels centered around those words. In the midst of war, 46 nations are preparing for a future" permanent peace-no more tem- porary truces between bouts. Representatives from these 46 nations are meeting in San Francisco "to prepare a charter of a world organization to preserv...…
…TpI MICHIGAN DAILIY PAGE F E Tickets for Joj Play To Go on Sale Today at League I Public Invited To Week-End Performances Committees Have Been Able To Achieve an Atmosphere Comparable to J-Hop Days Tickets for the two public per- formances of Junior Girls play, "Take It From There," will, go on sale at 2 p. m. EWT (1 p. m. CWT) today in the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre box office in the League. The public performances will be held at 7:...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNES-50 I C ' I I F l I F 'I' 1 J P A R A T R Q 0 P E R S B 0 A R D C - 4 6-Paratroopers prepare to board one of the new Curtiss C-46 Commandos during maneu- vers at Stout Field, Indianapolis, Ind. The Commando has two jumping doors instead of the one on planes formerly used. P R E S I D E N T A N D F A M IL Y - Here is a recent photograph of the new U. S. President, Harry S. Truman with Mrs. Truman (right) ...…
…N II N 4it 411 %aiit Ceather Cloudy an-d Colder VOL. LIV No. 118 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 25, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Planes from Britain, Italy Rake Nazi Industries Northern New Guinea Invasion Costs Nips 101 Craft Naval Forces Score 17 Plane Hits on Ground Vessels Encounter No Effective Gpposition at WakdeSawar Fields By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, April 24. - The Navy announced tonight its airforces had destroyed ...…
…PAGE TWO THE;.3 i-li: C A "FA LIv inrTtr c+ .d:wcr di:rivrvi nr 4 dndA - - 1 17, rw Al 1 1.11 1 h A LAM' 11 A. . .. - TUESDAY, APRIL 25, 194J Fiftyiglt at Fifty-Fourth Year i : Pd Rather BeAight BY SAMUEL GRAFTON " "T4""'""""" " - --. -... Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the regular University...…
…1 TM iAY,- N IVIL 25a'r a 1944 T-IE MICHI- AN DAILY PAGE_ THREE I 3E'~IYA'~V7 AX~flI ~5, 1944 PAGE.. ~E olverines To OpenBaseball Season Here Today --Maybe Two-Day Iowa Series Threatened by Wet Turf Preul or Spencer Will Start on Mound for Hawkeyes; Bowman May Go for Michigan By MARY LU HEATH After being rained out in its two previous attempts at starting the 1944 season, the Wolverine baseball team prepares to face Iowa today, althou...…
…J'~iGE M~r 1 V- VMl i ;:; R iT,=N: I'll vat Xvnrr r I'lix .a. la a-: !rx x "..r la x V k4. A P xJ :!,..1 L: .I. .. .4JY c ; n i'I a 1!344 t City Art Show Honors 3 U Staff Members Slusser,,Chapin, Dana Are Winners; Poplar Prize To Be Awarded Three members of the University faculty, Prof. Jean Paul Slusser, Mrs. Myron B. Chapin and Eugene Dana, received awards in the exhibition for artists of Ann Arbor and vicinity which opened at the Rack...…
… Weather Continued Warmn. Y it A i~al nditorial Should We Adopt Student Evaluation Plan? .. . VOL. LII. No. 154 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SATURDAY, APRIL 25, 1942 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS A M' Whips Purdue Nine In 13-1 Rout; Drake Meet Opens i Regents Give Approval To Reinstatement Policy Adopt Resolution Giving Faculty Virtual Guarantee Of Post-War Return To Teaching Duties RAF Bombs Dutch Port, Rostock In Heavy Raids; Sprint, Mile Rel...…
…FAGE TIWO THE IMICiG7AN iDAiIV rRiDAY. APRIL 24,,1942 ...... . ......_I...... ... ,a a a4 Sr . - L i r l . . ,a.,.. .n . g Na. .a. -.a, e-' ,avsf+ I Regents Name New Policies For All Leaves Fraternity Singers Will Enter FinalEliminations On Thursday Faculty For Assur Members Called Defense Services ed Reinstatement Gifts Total_$85,000 (Continued from Page 1) $400 from the McGregor Fund to be used in reprinting 24,000 copies of the To...…
…FUMAY, A -R-TL 4, , lff42 THE MICHIGAN DAILY S'AG' , .TMM Nine Trims Purdue, 13-1; Thinclads QualifyAt Drake] Relays Boim Yields Only Five Hits In First Victory Of Season Chamberlain's Grand-Slam Home Run And Double Feature Eleven-Run Outburst In First Inning Varsity Netmen Defeat Illinois, 6-3, To Remain Undefeated In Big Ten Sprint, Mile Relay Teams Place Second, Third In Track Carnival (Continued from Page 1) ing the second inning ...…
…PAC E Fork THE MICHIGAN DAILY FR-11D Y, ARIh 24, 1942 I e rl t xt tti Washington Merry-Go-Round By DREW PEARSON and ROBERT S. ALLEN Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for re...…
…rt' Uii"i!, t ;1i ±T I i" P IV ii i ,& 1 Fl .1V II -.: -w -A - ~-- ~ vA~ ~1v~ -" I (0s /And band To Play Today At Triad Dance Formal Dinners Will Be Held At All Three Chapter Houses Before Annual Event At League With Milton Ross and his orches- tra furnishing the music, members of Sigma Chi, Phi Delta Theta, and Beta Theta Pi will hold their an- nual Miami Triad from 9 p.m. to midnight today in the'League Ball- room. There will be formal...…
…PAGE'Stn THE MCHIGAN DAILY Many Students Receive Recognition At Honors Convo FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1942 cation !i ._ (Continued from Page 2) Hall, Harper H. Hull, David C. Ipsen, Sidney J. Jennings, Richard W. Keb- ler, William K. Koffel, Thomas R. Kohler, Philip Mandel, Leslie E. Mat- son, Jr., John S. Neill, Kenneth M. Nelson, Walter F. Prosek, George W. Pu- sack, Lester R. Rubin, Raymond I. Schneyer, William H. Schomburg, Jr., Ralph A. Sch...…
