…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...…
…1 Y L BLOODY STALEMATE See Page 4 Latest De~adline in the pState. aii4 t ' o P 11 a,, a c L. LXI, NO. 121 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 25, 1951 FAIR, WARMER EIGHT PAGES Argentine Claims Atom Discovery Peron Boasts Country's H-Bomb Research, Production Superiority BUENOS AIRES - (I) -- Argentina scientists have produced Atomic energy by a new method much cheaper than the usual processes and are investigating problems of the hydrog...…
… Vo THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 25, 1951' DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN ( 't Its Relation Grail," to the Mysticism of the Geometry Seminar: Tues., March 27, 3 p.m., Room 3001, Angell Hall. Mathematics Colloquium: Tues., March 27, 4:10 p.m., Room 3017, Angell Hall. Professor H. Hopf, of the University of Zurich, will speak on "Complex and Almost-Complex Manifolds." Set Theory Seminar: Mon, March 26, 3 p.m., Room 2016, Angell Hall. Mr. ,Sey...…
…T HE MICHIGAN DAILY' PAGE° T PAGE T 'U' Bands To Star in RKO Short The University marching and symphony bands will be the sub- jects of a "This Is America" short film, which will be released some- time this spring. Produced by the RKO Studios of Hollywood, the film will be dis- tributed to about 8,000 theatres in the United States and abroad and will be seen by an estimated 40 million people. * * * BEGINNING the week before classes start ...…
… FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MRaH is151 Bloody Stalemate 'EN. DOUGLAS MacARTHUR again suc- ceeded in surprising everyone yesterday, it this time the surprise was pleasant. The General called for talks with the Chinese military leaders, leading to a ruce. Under the circumstances, this is ust plain common sense. Right now in Korea, there exists a bloody alemate which is benefiting nobody but >e Stalin. For some weeks now, the Allied rces ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE: TH1~ MTCTTTIAN DAILY PAGE U I itJ Jf Ca oCi i By JO KETTLEHUT A couple of knitting needles, a ball of yarn-and she's off to complete her 16th pair of argyles. The click of knitting needles may have music to charm many a coed away from an open history book, but it's slow torture for the prof when the needle-rhythms add unnecessary sound effects to his lecture. THE COMPLETED SLEEVE of Bill's new royal-blue sweater...…
…'IA six, THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 25, 1951 Kentucky, Kansas State Win;leetforNCA 4 Title .} * * * * * K State Hot in 68-44 Rout, luskies Topple Mormons MICHIGAN STATE TOO STOUT: Wildcats Edge Illini, 76-74; St. Johns Takes Third Place Illini Takes Big Ten Gym Title 4> * * * BULLETIN , KANSAS CITY-OP)-Kansas State decisively defeated Okla- homa ACM by a 68-44 score here last night to win the NCAA Western Championships an...…
…SUNDAY, MARCH 25, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tigers Get One Hit; Slump Continues Columbian Freestyler on Way to Top Cup Triumph for Red Wings Can Vindicate Adams' Trades j DETROIT -- (AP) - They say "never break up a champion." But Manager Jack Adams of the Detroit Red Wings hockey club broke one up and it hasn't hurt him so far. He's out to prove in the forth- coming Stanley Cup playoffs that it didn't hurt him at all. ADAMS THROTTLED mos...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 25, 1951 LITARY MATTERS:. Church Art Inspection Harries GI's itor's Note:) This is the sixth in vies of articles describing life in "new" Army, as seen by former y night editor Pete Hotton, '50. Hotton recently completed basic nitry training at Camp Polk, La., is currently stationed at Ft. Ord, y PVT. PETER HOTTON every army installation all the world three things are nymous with the "military:" ections...…
… PRESIDENTIAL TENURE See rage 4 Latest Deadline in the State 46F :43 a t t4 CLOUDY MILD VOL. LXI, No. 97 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1951 TWELVE PAG - (A * * * * * * ~* * Compromise Indicated on WageCeiling Government May Raise 10% Limit WASHINGTON-'P)- Economic Stabilizer Eric Johnston was re- ported last night considering a policy permitting pay increases above 10 per cent where they -al- ready are provided by cur...…
… A A THE MICHIGAN -DAILY SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 195, THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 25. 1151 .. . ),AILY OFFICiAL BULLETIN The Daily Official Bulletin is an ficial publication of the University Michigan for which the Michigan Lly assumes no editorial responsi ity. Publication in it is construc- 'e notice to all members of the Uni- rsity. Notices shoula be sent in <PBWRITTEN form to Room 2552 ministration Building, by 3 p.m, on e day ...…
…SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY P'ANE !NRE COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Deviltry Takes Spotlight For Brotherhood Week By CAL SAMRA Although it was officially known as Brotherhood Week, the past seven days saw bribery, pranks, and petty crime take the spotlight in the collegiate world. Of course, the biggest scandal of the week--flashed by front page headlines throughout the country was exposed in New York City, where three Long Island...…
…THE MICIGAN DILTY SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 25. 1951 a as a isaa vaiaal L'11" Yl'laL.E - - J - '. w ,. nv vv Presidential Tenure )LITICAL vengeance is nothing new to the American scene. Ever since Jack- 's open espousal of the "spoils system" as been with us, cluttering up the frame- k of .good government, sometimes self- scious and embarrassed but usually sh in its application. But the political vengeance the repre- ntatives of the American peop...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE VFIVE Modern Roundup Room To Open Tomorrow 0' * * * * New Cafeteria Offers Retreat Daily Meals, Snacks To Feature Favorites The League will open the doors to its new and modern cafeteria, the Roundup Room, tomorrow. In the bright and casual atmos- phere of the League basement, students will find a welcome re- treat for after-class and early eve- ning hours. OPEN DAILY from 7:15 a.m. to 10:15 p.m., the Roundup Ro...…
…'Kim SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 25 1951 ;,' f i Wolverine Gymnasts, Swimmers Dropped by 0S U Buchanan, Ettl Perform BrilliantlyinVain Effort * * * * 'M', Buckeyes Grapple to Draw Ohioans Sink Michigan; Garner Easy 55-29 Win * * * By JOE EPSTEIN The Ohio State University gym- nastics team squeezed out a 49 /2 to 461/2 win over the Wolverine squad yesterday afternoon, but the two outstanding performers of the day we...…
… SUNDAY, FEBRUARY '25, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY U Michigan Pucksters Complete Nodak Swe p,12-4 h. CelleyTiesScoring Record; NCAPlayoff Bid A Foreseen By KEITH MILLER in a minute, one being from forty The Wolverine puck chasers al- feet out. most assured themselves of a :e«u- Western NCAA playoff berth last McCLELLAN scored once again night as they drubbed North Da- before Celley counted his record kota 12-4 at the Coliseum. tying marker...…
….k THlE MICHIGEAN D ATT.V SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 25. 1951 - I I rr Is i 1 ~1.I1 t.~ RTTNDAY.. 1!JL LiV TTAItY 2 l OW Duo To Play Ten Sonatas By Beethoven Beethoven's "Ten Sonatas for Violin and Piano" which comprise that artist's entire output of such works will be presented in a series of three recitals beginning at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday in Rackham Lecture Hall. Prof. Gilbert Ross, violinist and Prof. Emeritus Mabel Rhead Field, pianist, will pe...…
… ENSIAN SUPPLEMENT Y Latest Deadline in the State D43aii4t PRICE GOING UP! After this Wednesday, Feb. 28, the price of your '51 Ensian will rise from $5 to $6. Get your, yearbook today! VOL. LXI, No. 97 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1951 FOUR PAGES Rose Ensian Title Picked in'96 By Mistake The name of the University's year book, "Michignensian," is the result of an error committed in 1896. In that year a group of students he...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY asUiNDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1951 SOME WENT TO CLASS--But the indolent students pictured above were only moments of sunshine. Alert Ensian photographers recorded the scene for pos- absorbing ultra-violet rays in front of Angell Hall in one of Ann Arbor's treasured terity. (Posterity is yours for only $5.) Revised Ensian Feature Section Records Year's Biggest Events NO THING MISSED: Senior, Underclassman Activities FullyCov...…
…SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1951. THE MICHIGAN DAILY 0 nswn Tell StoryfYear on CG sin Pictures 4 * * * * * * * * FAMJLIAR SCENE-Students patiently stand in line waiting their turn to get into registration and stand in more lines. This tedious bi-annual affair is welcomed by some students who con- sider it an excellent chance to seek new friendships with those whose last name begins with the same letter as their own. SKELETON OF PAST-Th...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 25. 1951 ri TA , "S I 0 your You rs. to JANE TOPPER * .to have and to hold; love and to cherish. CHARLES ORTMANN A buy you can't "pass" up. 11 N I. I JAMES BROWN Literature that cannot be denied! "Rose Bowl Editon"~ ROBERT VOGT Ensian because .. . $ IDEORA NELSON For the young abid old; the naive and worldly. until u-D T DON McEWEN Fas...…
