…..r.. EDITOR'S NOTE See Page 4 Y SAitr tiau Latest Deadline in the State ~a14& CLOUDY, WARM VOL. LXI, No. 1 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1950 SIXTEEN PAGES I s s I Malik PeaceI Plan Called Propaganda Russian Favored U.S., RedParley By The Associated Press The State Department dismissed as propaganda last night proposals backed by Russia's Jacob A. Malik for settlement of major difficul- ties between the United Stat...…
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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Gs IYunks Take Two from Senators * * * * * * * * * I New York Widens Gap; Phillies Split with Braves IN NCAA TWO-MILE: McEwen Breaks Gregg Rice's Record By BOB SANDELL Associate Sports Editor The talented right arm of Char- lie Ortmann was the feature of the Michigan footballers' second' game-length scrimmage in the Stadium Saturday afternoon. Ortmann paced the blue-shirted varsity to a lop-sided "vi...…
…,: ;,, PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1950 i n. W.o - if4.tlW W sel_.4lnWab _m CQito's dote BY JIM BROWN EARLY last Saturday morning a group of childish and irresponsible University students visited the Michigan State campus and splashed several buildings and the ypartan statue with a generous coat of yellow and blue paint. This childish prank not only caused considerable physical damage to the MSC campus but als...…
…TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1950 ' .E TC- GANT)A Ta P'AC41 'E Te I 1 all:/ -T 1 .TEA N TTV. . .A... 211AA L' A 13 .A. u _S rAgAcJh r E t £4 I Great Smoke Darkens Ann Arbor Skies Canadian Fire Caused Gloom The Great Smoke that hovered over Ann Arbor and most of the Midwest and East Sunday was nowhere to be seen yesterday as it made its way over the Atlantic and was succeeded here by a bright Fall day that dispelled thoughts that the world was...…
…r - PAC six THE MICHIGAN DAILY ITYETA, SEPTEMBER 26, 1951 Sarah L. Healy Temporarily Fills Dean of Women's Post As Director of Alice Lloyd Hall, She Led Activities of Students Before Appointment Women Students To Be Guided by New Head _____ S * * Dean Bacon To Take Job In Cctober ....... Michigan coeds will find two new faces greeting them in the Dean of Women's office this fall. Succeeding Associate Dean Mary C. Bromage who resigned he...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Coed Fashion Inspires New Trend in Style Collegiate Sweaters Give Designers Idea For Push-up Sleeve Top designers, inspired by coed fads, have created one of this sea- son's important fashion trends- the push-up sleeve. After looking at collegiate sweater sleeves, stylists put the idea in action .One ensemble fea- tures long-sleeved sheath dress * * * ga Orientation Week-that, too, has passed. Freshmen and orientat...…
…" . THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1950 4 CONFUSION REIGNS: Campus Building Project Scrambles Classrooms Literary college classes are meet-, ing in alien territory. French history students have in- vaded the Dental Building, while journalism classes have infiltrat- ed the Romance Language Build- igand psychology courses the Business Adiministration Building. INTERMEDIATE Russian is be- ing taught in the General Library and th...…
…TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY VERBAL BATTLES TO BEGIN: Elections To Activate Young Politicians PLANNERS RELAX: Atom Day Will Spark Phoenix Drive Opening ti SCRIPT TO BE CHOSEN: Overbeck Struggles with Union Opera Political activity gets students down out of their ivory towers, according to Fran Wakman, '52L, president of the Young Demo- crats. The YD's, along with the Young Republicans and Young Progressives represent t...…
…PAGE TIN THE MICHIGAN DAILY - 1g"i CO C irS UNIVERSITY MUSICAL SOCIETY 72nd ANNUAL CHORAL UNION SERIES HELEN TRAU BEL, Soprano . . BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, Thursday, October 5 Speech Aid To Be Given' By Clinic Aid for persons handicapped by speech and hearing defects will be available this fall through a special program planned by the University Speech Clinic. Classes will begin tomorrow for people who have lost the ability to compr...…
…TYE$ZAY, SEPTAMBEt 26, 1954 HELD OVERSEAS JOBS: THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAIGE ELEVr N New Ministers To Lead Two Campus Churches' v I By NANCY BYLAN The pulpits of two University congregations will be occupied by new ministers this fall. 'The Rev. Dwight S. Large left a Kalamazoo pastorate to join the First Methodist Church in June and two months later the Rev. Joseph M. Smith, formerly a mis- sionary in China, came to the .Memorial Christi...…
…PAGE TWELVE THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1950 LANE HALL ACTIVITIES: Religious Groups Launch Programs I MUSICIANS BETTER PAID: Dance Prices Higher, Pool Improved at Union After an orientation week-end of open houses, mixers and wel- come parties, Lane Hall and the student religious groups are pre- paring to launch their fall pro- grams this week. As their initial project, Student Religious Association and the Wesleyan Guild...…
…TUESDAY, SEPTEMBERe 20; 1950 THE MICHIGTAN D A TTV PAGE THIRTEEN aaa.u 1raa Vaa8Vn1 Lt1Y1 1 MUSIC GROUPS GALORE: 'U' Bands, Choruses Begin Rehearsals ID Cards O 8 in eCOT Ie Musical opportunity - the chance to participate in group re- hearsals and concerts--is knock- ing at the door of every Univer- sity student who has the talent Yand the inclination to sing or play a musical instrument. Most of the four University choirs, three band...…
…*AGE FOURTEEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER "28, 1954 ?AGE FOU1tTEKN TTYESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1950 l ', Student Decorators in All-Out Effort .--- Fresh from a variety of summer occupations, students returned to campus to face the perennial au- tumnal job of decorating their rooms. Would-be interior decorators in fraternity houses, residence halls and apartments struggled with hammer and nail, paint and brush all last week in an...…
…TUESDAT, SEPTEMBER 26, 1956 THE MICHITGAN DAILY BUSINESS BIG-AS USUAL: D;. DIVERSIFIED DISPLAY: Hospital Treats Quarter Million Yearly 1.4\wArt Exhibit To Feature .. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . .................................................o athletic Theme By RON WATTS Treating patients at the pace of a quarter of a million per year has been "business as usual" for the University Hospital. It's no...…
…0 PAGE SIXTEEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY; TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1950 4 'SUBSTANTIAL INCREASE:' Enrollment Jumps In All 'U' ROTC Courses Angell Hall Additions Unofficial Gargoyle Staff Meets Today Gargoyle, the one-time official campus humor magazine, will re-} turn to campus sometime in No- vember if plans made at today's meeting are successful. The meeting will be held at 4:15 p.m. at 211 S. State street. Last May the Board in Control st...…
