…*1 AL JOLSON See Page 4 C I 4c Latest Deadline in the State 41P fh I FAIR, WARMER VOL. LXI, No. 27 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1950 SIX PAGES Marines Enter Last Phase of Korean * * * * * * Security Gouncil SpIi on Lie America's Veto Thfeat Stalls Action U.S. Determined To Extend Term LAKE SUCCESS - (P) - Faced by an American threat to veto any other candidate, the deadlocked Security Council decided last nig...…
…4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1950 DONATION MADE BY WIDOW: MICHIGAN DAILY CLASSIFIEDS Ruthven Accepts Inglis Home As Gift * ** * * * * * University President Alexander! G. Ruthven announced yesterday that Mrs. H. Inglis has given herI hone at 2301 Highland Road to the University. Mrs. Inglis is the widow of James Inglis, a Detroit industrialist and honorary alumnus of the Univer- sity. UNDER THE terms of her hus- band's wi...…
… THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1950'. THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Ortmann Pass Average Tops Western Conference Right Half Spot Remains Offensive Question Mark $ *F h FROM THE RECORD BOOK: Decade Changes Fortunes of Two'M's Passing occupied a good share of time at yesterday's Wolverine grid practice and from the looks of statistics Michigan's good right arm. Chuck Ortmann, is one of the leaders in the aerial business. Ortmann led in two ...…
…I I THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, OCTOBER.26, 1950 U Al Jolson MONDAY the world learned of the death of Al Jolson, the beloved jazz singer. The suddeness of his passing leaves a gap, on the American scene that will never be filled. Jolson was more than just a singer. In both World War II and the Korean conflict, he was the first entertainer to offer his services to give the GIs a few hours of relaxation during their otherwise dreary days....…
… MURSDAY, OCTOBER °26, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE YffURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 195CR PAGE FIVE Delegates From Nine Colleges To Meet With WAA Saturday Activities Will InClude Tour of Campus, Luncheon, Committee Discussion Groups 'Soph Satire' Will Feature Original Tunes "WHAT NEXT IN KOREA7" Professor Huntley To Speak After Hillel Services Friday Representatives from nine other Michigan colleges will be guests of the WAA Saturday. The ...…
…,PAGEs rx THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY' OCTOBER U, 1950 PAGE SiX THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1950 __________________________________________________________________________________ I To Present Candidates To Present Candidates At Ann Arbor High Tonight COPS CARRY ASPIRIN: Football Presents 'Traffic Headache P 8 STUDENT BUNDLE Local voters will have a chance to see and hear the candidates running for office this fall at 8 p.m. tonight, whe...…
…..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...…
…1 CONGRESSIONAL IMMUNITY See Page 4 NE 4it D43aii4i tS Latest Deadline in the State ...... CLOUDY, SHOWERS EIGHT PAGE ® VL. LX. No. 21-9 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1950 I .i.rr New Tax Increase Of $5 Billion Is Requested Rates Would Hit WartimeHigh k° ASHINGTON-(AP)-President Truman called on Congres yes- terday for a quick $5,000,000,000 a year increase in taxes as a first installment on war in Korea and1 worldw...…
…TIE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, cholarly Attitude' to Folk usic all Wrong, Panel Find WEDESA_.._Y2~ Oratorical Series 'Speakers '50-'l51 -- INDUSTRY INTERESTED: Beaven Urges More Speech Teachers A'"belligerent, scholarly atti- de" toward folk music is what >many Americans are falling in- was the feeling of a small dis- ssion group of folk music lovers, >nsored by the Inter-Arts Union. This attitude is fine, but anyone .o takes i...…
… w WEDNESDAY, JUILY 26, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY p. ; , ,., ._. .. _ _. r RECORDINGS of the Summer Session BAND CONCERT Available at the HI-FI RECORDING STUDIO Unusual Solo r 521 East Liberty Phone 2-3053 rw BOOK-SALE 9c -99c Fiction and General Stationery Sale 29c -79c at FO LLETT'S WILLIAM STANLEY . . tuba expert P. * * * * * Cello-Like Tone of Tuba Will Be Heard in Stanley'sRecital Michigan Book Store 322 South State Stree...…
…" THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, lSHIN and ted tl , thro Leges, ary b ne of aloA what AS L. STOKES: Congressional Immunity VGTON-Senators are very proud perience in this investigation indicates that jealous of the rights and privileges this privilege should not become a license hem as members of what has be- for the character assassination of Ameri- ough guarding of those rights and can citizens. It is believed that from such one of the wor...…
… 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ...,. ..:.. m Phols Blank Cubs Twice DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN I BARGAIN SPECIALS All COLORED DRESS and SPORT SHIRTS 20% off TICE'S MEN'S SHOP 1107 South University Avenue ACROSS FROM THE NEW BANK * ** Cap Liners Tigers Lose to Red Sox, 7-6; Brownies Trip Yankees, 4-3 Read and Use The Michigan Daily Classifieds 4) Ordered for Tribesmen CLEVELAND -(P)-- General Manager Hank Greenberg yester- day ordered ...…
…TLE MICHIGAN DAILYW WEDNESDAY, JDLY. 26, 1$ Q.____ RLEM-SOLVERS: P Discussion Offers orean War Problem QUIET! (HE'S 94 TODAY): Shaw 's Birthday Gets Shavian Snort r. I 'jous plans for the settlement :e war in Korea were offer- students Monday night in P-sponsored all student dis- p ert Leaves r Bach Tal ns T. David of the music I left yesterday for the Berk- Music Center, Tanglewood, where he will deliver two es on Johann Sebastian Bach ...…
…WVEDlNES!DAY, JTJTY'A,r9 150 THE MICHIGAN DTAILY - Wardrobes May Be Stretched By Juggling Skirts, Blouses Fashion Writers Advise "Sew Your Own For Useful, Inexpensive College Clothes "If I only had some more clothes!" - "I haven't a thing to wear!" - How many times have you echoed these words? The way to make a few clothes look like a number of different and attractive outfits is to juggle skirts and blouses. Sew your own, too, if you are...…
…r lr IN IF& 'I'j r J BOY WITH BATON --Jerry Lyon, four-year-old son of Ernest Lyon, University of Louisville band director, holds baton at a rehearsal of high school and college students. F."1 S H I N G L ES SO N - Guide Pete McGillen (left) shows Ted Wright technique of. remov- ing lure from a nineteen-pound muskellunge caught in the Kawartha Lake district, Ontario, Canada. M OM ENT FOR MO :P PE TS Hundreds of balloons are airborne at...…
… UNIONLEAGUE PROPOSAL Latest Deadline in the State *a4i4 CLOUDY, COOLER see page 4 VOL. LX, No. 164 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1950 SIX PAC False Arrest Suit Planned By Students Picked Up For Passing Leaflets Ed Lanning, '52, and Henry Ja- recki, '52, who were jailed brief- ly Monday while distributing leaf- lets protesting the showing of "Birth of a Nation," said last night that they plan to sue police 4 officials for fals...…
…'THE MIIC HIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 26.,-1950 '" 3 .. 4 p-, . " a ,w~~ 6 Nine Seeks Title at OSU 4. ac ',' k BUSINESS SERVICES SYLVIA STUDIO OF DANCE-Ballroom, Tap, Acrobatic, Ballet. Over Michigan Theater. Ph. 8066. )9B SHIRTS - Nine hour service (by re- ques), three day service (regular ser- vice). Ace Laundry, 1116 S. Univer- sity. )7B 1LA STEIN-EXPERIENCED TYPIST -Master's and Doctor's manuscripts and legal work. Phone 2-9848...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY Golf, Track Teams Vie for Conference Crowm A. r 'M',OSU, Purdue Linksien Listed as Strong Favorites By BOB ROSENMAN Fifty-four college golfers swing into action this morning at Co- lumbus, Ohio, when nine .West- ern Conference golf teams tee off in the opening 18-hole round of the 1950 Big Ten golf champion- ship. The tournament is scheduled for today and tomorrow, with 36- hole rounds slated for each day. It is...…
…THE TE i DAILY Union - League Pro posal tz i I "Puip harder - This One's Going Down Too!" DA- hMiA\ [ I HE RECENT Union constitutional meet- ing which failed to attract a quorut ointed out one of the basic weaknesses of he Union set-up. The proposed constitutional amend- ments would have provided new means for electing a president and a secretary and would have raised the quorum for con- stitutional amending meetings. Bty since the sug...…
…TH__MII I1IG AI~lt_____ _________ , - - v - 1 1- - Ill-.-..-, - I I LINEN OPERASi MAN% t wted tN 0tvr $8 95 140*4 - 1 v "- , 12 4 -Carlisle Marshall IT ISN'T FAIR-Three members of the Union Social Committee demonstrate a method of cribbing that would probably 6e de- tected by any professor. They promise, however, that there will be no cheating at the Bluebook Ball Saturday - a full measure of entertainment will be given. -N THE IHIOU...…
…-. ,.. Garg To Sell Next Week Generation, Gargoyle and Generation will make their final appearance of the semester next week. The Gargoyle will make its final4 showing Monday, and Generation will go on sale Wednesday. Although the Board in Control of Student Publications decidedj Saturday that there would be no more Gargoyles, the dummy for the final edition of the year had already been sent to the printers. "AND THE GARG'S not going to fizzl...…
…AID TO EDUCATION Att See Page 4 VOL. LX, No. 139 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN * * * * * * 4 Telephone Strike Called Off Independents 'To Continue Wage Fight Nation's Service Remains Normal NEW YORK-(MP)-A general x strike by telephone employes throughout the nation is off. An independent strike by some 10,000 telephone equipment work- ers will continue. But the equip- ment workers union last night abandoned plans to picket ex- changes ...…
…,,.,-w THiE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, APRIL, 26, 1950- - lNSD -APIL2S 1 O Student UN To Review ChinPolicy The many controversial issues which have arisen over the ques- tion of whether' tIe United Na- ti ns should recognize Communist Chna will be thoroughly hashed out at 8 p.m. today in Room 130 at the business administration building, according to Harriet Gloek who is in charge of the pro- gram. A United Nations Model Assem- bly, sponsore...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY__ 1 atatt)rs, Elect Neisch 1951 Wolverine Tennis Players Battle for Team Positions Junior Star Sparked Relay Squad to Conference Victory By BILL BRENTON Michigan's tennis team took the green outdoor courts of Fer- ry Field for the first time in a week yesterday to open round robin play for team positions. Co-captains Al Hetzeck and IDon MacKay led the 12-man con- tingent vieing for the six singles posts and three dou...…
…Aid to Education TIE MIC: THOMAS L. STOKES: Truman Chances this writing the House Committee on abor and Education is in a deadlock the Truman-sponsored federal aid to ,tion legislation. To many experienced iittee members, it looks as if there will o completed legislation on that issue g the present session of Congress. May of 1949, the Senate passed then Inas bill (S-246), which would give ! million to the states to do as they sed with the m...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Teams Prepare For Battle As Frosh Weekend Nears Summer Weddings Planned * * * 3 T- * * Photography Theme To Set Background For Blue Team Dance'R. "Watch The.Birdie" has become t the password of at least half of the freshmen women on campus. The Blue team of Frosh Week- end has chosen as the theme for their dance, which will be given Friday in the League ballroom, an epic of photography through the ages. Coeds have bee...…
…TJHE MVICHIGAN DAILY - 2 Student Candidates id Vigorous C r paigns Ay _ _. __ i SL Candidates. Answer Daily ElectionQuestions Seven hotly debated questions now going the rounds of inter- ested students and campus groups were ventured by The Daily to the 58 candidates vieing for 23 Student' Legislature seats in the all- campus elections today and tomorrow. The questions, drawn up by Daily editors with the help of SL officials, are a. par...…
… THE MICIHIGA DALI i COOLEY LECTURER: Stason Endorses Checks On Administrative Action By RON WATTS An attempt should be made to minimize the reliance placed upon the discretionary wisdom of administrators of state and fed- eral agencies, Dean E. Blythe Stason of the law school recom- mended yesterday. He offered this suggestion at the second in the current annual series of Thomas M. Cooley Lec- tures. His topic for this address was "Judicial...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY AGE SET FOR MUSIC: Preparations Underway For estva Programs e stage is set, rehearsal and arations are well under way May Festival which begins week. tting the stage for May Festi- s more than a figure of speech. y spring the Hill Auditorium GRADUATING CLASS z or women over 22 who seek usiness of their own where mndi- lal initiative, determination, and onalitk will pay high dividends nediately.< ou will create your own op...…
… IN THIS CORNER 1MwV 74aii4l~ CLOUDY, RAIN See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LX, No. 121 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 26, 1950 TWELVE PA I Czechs Elect To Remain In Germany Landed Friday At U.S. Air Base ERDING, Germany-(P)--Twen- ty-six Czechs elected last night to stay in Germany as fugitives from Communism. This partly unraveled the mys- tery of the dramatic, unheralded landing of three Czechoslovak planes loa...…
…) THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, 51ARCH 26, 1950 _ _ .._, SUNDA. MARCH 28..S r 1950iw :S ^ °' y )LLEGE ROUNDUP: Students Battle Fear of Subversives By JANET WATTS Students thtoughout the na- ion last week struck out against 4e widespread fear that subver- ive elements have been slipping ato the college community. Harvard students were suc- essful in their drive to rid the raval Reserve Officers Training. orps of the "stool pigeon" clause 1...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE hlli iin Big Ten Gymnastics Crown, Second 4 * * * * * * r DAILY DOUBLE by merle levin, sports co-editor Victors Tally 66 Points, Barthell Stars For 'M' OSU Natators Win NCAA Title IT WAS 9:15. The Daily phone rang and gymnastics reporter MarY Epstein made a lunge for the phone. A look of disappointment crossed his face. It was Elmer Swanson calling to report on Chuck Fonville's effort sin the shot put at t...…
…THE -MITASN DAIT SUNDAY, MARCH 2G, 1950 -I uph TAi CORNER... b IT IS unfortunate that racial and religious prejudice is so often and so unintelligent- ly discussed that it becomes the- yawning point in most conversations. People seldom change their minds very much, and ap- parently on this kind of issue they're almost beyond the reach of fact and reason. A recent example of this was the in- cident involving Dr. Neil H. Sullenberger, who w...…
… _________________TH XMIcfHI XN DAILY P Petitioning, Interviewing To Open For Posts on Assembly Board ; : ,4 Coats Exhibit) Applications Will Be Accepted For Counsellors of Girl's State Petitions for Assembly Board, executive committee for all activi- ties of independent women on campus, will be due at noon to- morrow in the League Undergrad- uate Office. Members of this year's board will hold interviews for those ap- plying for the posi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY BALLY-HOO WILL CALL YOU! Promotion People Prove Peskiest By We do PETER HOTTON everything from teas to * * * * * * * Anything for talking, elbowing, thre'atening or bamboozling their way into the shaky confidenceof anyone on or off campus who will do them a favor, is the battle cry of three of the peskiest men at the University. THEY'RE Cliff Rodgers, Tom Cramer and Neale Traves, only three of this year's army of pro-...…
