…TUESDAY, MAY 25, 2.954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TT RIPR TUESDAY, MAY 25, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY .ctVAIW T1UUW'Wl~ 5 ;Michigan House Nine Cops HOLDER OF NAVY CROSS: Murphy in Sixth Year as Net Coach 1-11 Softball Champi DKE, Anderson Win Intramura Delta Kappa Epsilon, Nu Sigma Nu and Anderson walked off with trophies by leading their divisions in.Saturday's intramural golf tour- nament. The Dekes scored a low 329 to defeat Sigma ...…
…PAGE FOUlR TWE AtIC111GAIN DAILV TULSDAY, X z5, 1954 j PAEI! FOTTR '111k; f~i1&.ti1~A~ OAil2ii TUk~SDAY, MAY '~5, 1954 Students Use Joe's Tactics T HAS BEEN agreed upon by many that McCarthyism, which aims at destroying Communism, is ultimately crushing Demo- cracy and thus defeating its purpose by us- ing Communistic methods. McCarthy has been fighting fire with fire. This is so well known by Anti-McCarthyites that it has al- most becom...…
…TUESDAY, MAY 25, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FTVN TU-A , A _5, 1 5 T E M C I G N D I L r~u ' V a rauJPA r AL V !Sr i Chairmen of Homecoming Dance Big Sisters' J L.. ci.. ..i .Will Counsel ,.,; Announcea vy ctuaent Legisiature Next year's Homecoming Dance chairmen have been announced, subject to approvel of S. L., spon- sors of the annual event. General chairman of the dance, which will be held Saturday, Oc- tober 23, after the Michi...…
…PAM MC THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MAY 25, 1954 ?AG?7 SiX THE MICH~~~~IGA AL USAMY2,15 MANAGING EDITOR: Ambition, Drive Labels Lunn (EDITOR'S NOTE: The more flamboy- ant sections of this account were gathered in off-guard moments which we are beginning to regret. IHL.) By GENE HARTWIG "Harry Lunn speaking." So goes the deep-voiced tele- phone greeting of Harry Hyatt Lunn, Jr., retiring managing edi- tor of The Daily. Art Connoisseur and ...…
…THE LECTURE COMMITTEE Latest Deadline in the State A6F Ar :43 a t t]q CLOUDY, RAIN See Page 4 0 VOL. LXii, No. 167 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 25, 1952 SIX S I now 'A!; Illini Share Baseball Crown Corbett Wins Nightcap in Relief, 6-5, After Being Beaten, 11-0, in Opener Special To The Daily MADISON-The University of Michigan baseball team came through in the 11th inning of the second game of its double-header with Wisconsi...…
…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 25, 1952 U U wwwommm"N' LOOK and LISTEN With MARILYN FLORIDAS R 3 In order to meet the new public :thusiasm for dance bands, NBC- V this summer will substitute a ew show, "Saturday Night Dance and," for the "Show of Shows" rogram now viewed on Saturday ights. Starting off the 13-week sum- er series will be Ray Anthony's chestra in June. The hour-long how will feature a name band ich week in a night cl...…
…t, MAY 25, 1952 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE . . . Linksters Defeat' Spartans, 16-2 Rain Stops Match after 18 Ioles; Johnson Sparks Wolverine Attack 'M' Tracksters Triumph In Meet at Northwestern McEwen Suffers Initial College Setback; Nilsson's Dual Win Sparks Field Sweep 1 1 Major League Standings NATIONAL LEAG W L Brooklyn.......... 23 New York ........ 23 7 8 Chicago........... 18 15 Cincinnati........ 17 15 Philadelphia...... 14 1...…
…, r- - FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY bulllijrkl, -NiAi 25, 195Z I OUR ~I~jjE MICHIGAN DAILY .- . . he Lecture Committee Government & Freedom FOR SEVERAL MONTHS, debate on the Lecture Committee has taken place in campus political clubs, discussion groups, and classrooms. The debate has centered chiefly on six questions. Listed below are these questions and the viewpoint of those who are against and those who favor the Lecture Committee: 1-Is ...…
…DAY, MAY 25, 1952 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA .P -CAI I I CV ~' IAP A ri'.&iI AlA k im k*jt5 r i v!5 Kelsey Hous e OT VAL Al/IN II'LANNED: League Council Announces Summer Posts 1 Will Conduct First Tie Sale Men of Kelsey House in South Quad will hold their first annual Tie Sale from 6:15 to 7:30 p.m. tomorrow in the West Lobby of South Quadrangle. The unique sale Is being spon- sored by the Kelsey House resi- dents in order to raise money f...…
…GE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 25, 1952 i i NATIONAL APPROACH: Aesthetic Editor Interviewed We found him at his desk read-' ing a book, oblivious to the news- paper noises of the office. The outgoing Daily Managing Editor looked up with a shy smile at the same time straightening his conservative striped tie. "I guess I'll be sort of glad to get away from all this," Chuck Elliott, '52, remarked. "I'M GOING to retire to an ideal 18t...…
…IY SL DEBATES See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State 4hr 741'att CLOUDY AND WARMER, CLOUDY AND WARMER M. LXI, No. 165 A ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 25.1951 2 eT t s s r_ ,:: AN.ABR.MIGA. RDA.,A - 15 aw~r w~ae'~ t :y ' M Enters Tennis, Golf, Track Finals Michigan, Michigan State, Illinois Loom as Top Thinclad Contenders By JACK SOTHERLAND Special to The Daily EVANSTON--Big Ten spring championships in track, golf and tennis s...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY MRIAY, AY 25, 1951 o GO OR NOT TO GO: University Men To Tale Draft Deferment Test More than 1500 University stu- dents will report tomorrow at 8:30 a.m. to Waterman Gymnasium and the Business Administration Bldg. to take the college qualifica- tion test. The three-hour long examina- tion will start at 9 a.m. and last uiItil noon. All college students who are not veterans in the draft- age group, and who have sent in thei...…
…t, MAY 25, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE 'T Golfers Eight Strokes off Pace at Halfwa UIar TALKING... THE NEW DAILY policy an up-to-date coverage of IM activities has run into a few snags since its conception. Although something in that line is written every night, a sizable contingent of the readers has voiced its objection to the recent practice .of seemingly just men- tioning names and scores and often totally excluding some of the "mino...…
…1 THiE MICilGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 25, 195 1 SL Procedure IKE A DOG worrying an old bone, Stu- dent Legislature Wednesday night spent re tan two hours wrangling needlessly er the aged outside representation issue. The general uselessness of the long de- ate points out a major flaw in SL pro- edure, Most of the obstruction as usual came )m a small group of legislators. Endless iendments and procedural motions which ould have been settled ...…
…Y 25, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MkH1GA-DA.T College Days' To Set Theme C f Senior Ball Union To Be Scene Of Dance Featuring Music of McIntyre A, "I want to go back to Michigan This refrain will be uppermost in the minds of seniors at tonight's Senior Ball as they look over their four years at the University. - * * * a THE ANNUAL DANCE which is usually restricted to seniors only, is open to the entire campus this year. It will be h...…
… 9SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1951 __ _ .V ,as. a T NEVER REALIZED: Bioumell Ends Campus Career- norge Theodora Roumell, ' Jr., .i " :> ,a a { to college for a rest. ended a hectic high school# r in the spring of 1947 and ti ed for the Montana hills to or gold with a mining com- -: DNE-THE-RICHER for his at- Pts, he arrived on campus the wing fall resolved not to en- any activities that might de- t from his primary goal of x...…
… FACULTY EVALUATION i See page 4 4tIt Latest Deadline in the State A6F a I ttiq CLOUDY, THUNDERSHOWERS VOL. LX, No. 163 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1950 LSA Faculty Ratings To Begin Today 65,000 Blanks To Be Distributed A By LARRY ROTHMAN Literary college students will turn the tables on the faculty to- day and tomorrow when they fill out blanks evaluating-their courses and their instructors. According to Hugh Greenberg, '51, ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TEftMSSD AY, MAY 25, 1950 THURSAY, AY 25 195 -Daily-Burt Sapowitch FORETELLS THE FUTURE-Palmist Mr. Podgers (William MacKenzie) tells Arthur Savile (Jack Beauchamp) that he is destined to commit a murder while his fiancee Sybil Merton (Dolores Rashid) looks on during a rehearsal of the speech de- partment's television show, "Arthur Savile's Crime." Speech Depr tmentWill GiVeWilde Story on TV Oscar Wilde's story, "Arthur ...…
… THE MftHIGSAt1 I LY,_______ Ill' Faces Crucial 0iamond Series BIG TEN SHOWDOWN: Wolverines Seek End Of Wildcat Tennis Ru Hoosiers, Wisconsin Rated. Outdoor Track Contenders Major League Standings Schedule Favors Badgers In Conference Title Chase AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE By GEORGE FLINT Hoping for better luck and peak performances from their athletes, a couple of teams that were lost in the shuffle in the Big Ten Indoor tra...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY T~kSDA~F1~V '~T9W~77 ___________________________________ __ ______________ .r.r.mmw acult Ei ODAY AND tomorrow students will have the opportunity to evaluate not only the courses they are taking but their in- structors as well. As most students realize, this reversal of form is a fairly recent, and important, addition to college life. For, through this program, the Student Legisla- ture has provided the means for student...…
…TR RM?;IT ~'DL .._.... Letters to the Editor DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN 1' (Continued from Page 4) condoning of libel and slander, has never sanctioned utterances 1 "tending to impugn the honesty, virtue or reputation, or publishing the natural or alleged defects of a person, and thereby expose him to public hate, contempt or ridi- cule." (Supreme Court: Dorr v. United States.) "Birth of a Nation" is a slander. It is a gross misinterpret...…
…S'HE 'IICHIGA DAILY THURSDAY, MAY 2t, 190 THeMCIGNDAL TflUSDA. MA 2&19 'UNG T R, CLUB SHRU : Stump Speakers Seek Missing Bell' EVEN PTA PESTERS: Davies Tells Headaches Of Hollywood Writers By BILL LANOUETTE The members of Sigma Rho Tau are making an extensive search for their lost Tung Oil Bell in the hopes of recovering it for the club's annual Tung Oil Banquet to be held Friday. "The bell has become a tradi- tional fixture at the ban...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY Scotch Plaids Will Invade Footwear Styles; Designers To Feature 'Boodle' Q?. 'Sugar Scoup Don Pablo Orchestra To Play For Annual Senior Formal Ball, Ticket Sales Now Open to All Students; Decorations Depict College Career Events Plaids have taken this year's fashion styles by storm. Not only the garment industry but the public as well have voiced their approval of plaids as the fashion of the year. Believe it or not,...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY voters Can [)own City Bosses -- Judd The defeat of "machine gov- rnment" in Grand Rapids is an xample of how united citizen ac- on can make its voice felt in ity government, Mrs. Dorothy udd declared last night. Mrs. Judd is a leader of the 'Itizen Action Committee which efeated Mayor George Welch of Irand Rapids in last year's elec- on. She explained the organi- ation's 10 month campaign gainst *government bossism" at Pol...…
