… 3i DORM PLAN See Page 4L WI U :43 zttty VA CLOUDY, WARMER I Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LX, No. 98 U.S. Vessels Attacked In China Port ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1950 Verbal DuelI United 1ine SIX PAGES Workers Deny Think Assailant To Be Nationalist COurt ontempt Charge & NEW YORK-(3)-Two Ameri- can ships were attacked from the air today at the Communist-held north China port of Tsingtao. Officials in Wa...…
…-71 THE RICHM-I ' DxIt;v -TUESDfAY, FEBUTARY 2, 95 m u - -- - ---- - --. ----,__ .vavvcaaus wv iaacr n. rSA-SRA I - - To Sponsor Travel lan A special program for students interested in foreign travel-study projects will be sponsored by the combined National Student As- sociation-Student Religious As- sociation travel services at 8 p.m., Thursday, at Lane Hall. The meeting will feature brief talks by students who have travel- ed abroad ...…
…TOTE MICHIGAN D}AILY osU Ca'ge rs Tura' Back Tenacious Wolverines * * * * Michigan Victory Bid Fails As VanderKuy Registers 19 (Continued from Page 1) point. for high scoring honors as he paced the Bucks to a new West- ern Conference scoring record of 787 points, which erased the 783 mark established by Illinois last year. THE OHIO State squad grabbed another record as they dumped in Confearnc Track, Meet Rated Close By BILL CONNOLLY...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY Dorm Plan THE UNIVERSITY Resident Halls, long pregnant with organizing possibilities, has finally begun labor pains. Expected: A Residence Hall's Council that will establish the coordination of activities within the entire "U" dormitory system. The gleam in papa's eye was first seen last October in the East Quad Council. More decisive action was taken at a subse- quent meeting of Dormitory House Presi- dents and interested...…
… a r THIS MTCIGAN iDAITX _ WAA Board Posts Open For 2_Weeks Petitions Must Be Filed by March 13 Thirty-three WAA board posi- tions are open to eligible sopho- mores, juniors, and seniors who may petition during the next two weeks. Petitions are available now at the League, Barbour and the WAB and will be due March 13 at the League Undergraduate Office. WAA BOARD members will have an addition to their list of var- ied activities next year when...…
…THE I MCICIGAN DIAITZY T O CORD-NO BANNER: Flag-waving on Campus Stopped by Pole-Maulers Mag-waving as an over- campus activity has rec drooped to a new low. In fact over one sector, Mall, it has ceased entirely. the- ently the IT'S NOT A LACK of patriot- ism which keeps Old Glory from flapping in the breeze as it used to do; rather, it's a lack of flag- pole cord. In other plainer words: Per- son or persons unknown have again sliced the ...…
… 'AMERICAN INTEREST' IN VIET NAM See Page 4 A6F A6P ifitr t, an -1 9 xi1 RAIN, COLDER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LX, No. 122 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 1950 SIX PAC U U.S. Defenses Called 'Safe' By Johnson President Asks Jessup To Stay KEY WEST, FLA.-('P)-Secre- tary of Defense Johnson declared yesterday the nation's defenses are adequate despite Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower's warning they are below the safety poi...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHtiG2;XS DXILY TUESDAYA MARCH 28, 1950 --- 1 TUESI~AY~ MARCIT 28, 195~ PSYCHOLOGY STUDENT: 'U' Coed Notes Clinie Needs in Sweden "r, * * * By JOAN WILLENS Deploring the lack of applied clinical psychology in Sweden, Rose Tornblom, from Stockholm, is taking special graduate courses in psychology here to enable her to help remedy the situation when she returns home next year. "Applied psychology is not ac- cepted in Swede...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Four 'M' Gymnasts Seek -NCAA Title Braves, CCNY Matched A gain in NCA A Windu p Tired Bradley Team Confident of Turnabout Triumph Over Holman's NIT Champions Foreign Times Push NCAA Tankers * . . . I By MARV EPSTEIN Pleased with Michigan's perfor- mance in Saturday's Western Con- ference gymnastics champion- ships, Coach Newt Loken started work yesterday with the four Wolverines who will travel to West Point this veek ...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 1550. PAGEFOU TTJSDA, MRCH 8,_ _( a American Interest' In Viet Nam SWINGING TEMPORARILY from West- ern Europe and Northern China, the fo- cus of international power politics has ap- parently now centered on Southeast Asia. Secretary of State Dean Acheson recently crystalized this rapidly developing problem with a curt warning to the Chinese Com- munists that any attempt at aggression again...…
… THEl MIIC16AN DAILY PAGE FIVE' 1~AGE FIVE Tommy Dorsey To Provide Music for Annual IFC Ball v That "Sentimental Gentleman," Tpommy Dorsey, will spun the ro- mantic mood at the annual Inter- fraternity Council Ball, slated for May 12 at the Intramural Build- ing. Labeled "A Dreamer's Holiday," the dance will feature booths styleddafter famousabuildings of the world. Independent, as well as affiliat- ed students will be invited to this y...…
…_a THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 190 1 ~I HOOL RETAINS CONTROL: Language Requirement Graduate Plan Rejected The Graduate Executive Board as rejected the recommenda- on of the Graduate Student ouncil to put the administration flanguage requirements for doc- ral candidates in the hands of ie individual departments. Under the existing set up, the raduate School controls both the imber and kind of languages re- wired. The recommendat...…
… THE COMMUNIST "MENACE' See Page 4 :Y 41uyrnF ~ati4 PARTLY CLOUDY Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LX, No. 141 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1950 EIGHT F /'1* * * * * * ~New] Bill McIntyre F First To Win SL Position Roumell, Nesbitt Follow Closely By JIM BROWN A record-breaking total of 7,919 students went to the polls yester- day and Wednesday to register the largest all-campus vote in the his- tory of the University. ...…
… TIHE MTCHTIAN DATTY F RIDAY, APRITL 28. 1I9, r asa ria wi i ~ i i 1 L 1 L 1.. - r '_ _. NU'Ur MOM U DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN' Publication in The Daily Official Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Notices for the Bulletin should be sent in typewritten form to the Office of the Assistant to the President, Room 2552 Administration Building, by 3:00 p.m. on the day preceding publication (11:00 a.m. Saturdays). FR...…
…THES -911 IAN DAILY PAGE TRE 6. IAil IE FOR DECISION: Promising Newcomers Vie for Tennis Berths, By BILL BRENTON . Still undecided over his starting Ine-up for the University of De- troit opener tomorrow at Ferry Field, Coach Bill Murphy sends his charges into a final deciding practice session this afternoon. With unfavorable weather ham- pering outdoor practice, Coach Murphy plans to pick arbitrarily his position slate for the opener, b...…
…ITHE MICHIGAN DAILY ' PO atic reng For ,ause evel you prob ists an de atta >ts icra The Communist 'Menace LITICAL WELFARE of a demo- and you realize that the newspaper business nation is directly proportional to is just a useful sidelight. Useful to protect gth of the voices of the minorities the publisher's other interests by preventing 'example hearing Communists can expression of philosophies and criticisms e a tendency on our part to str...…
… Frosh Weekend International BcilI To * ** Frosh Dances To T Introduce Birdie, Maizie Competing Teams Will Present Shows in Friendly Rivalry Freshmen have taken over the campus - for this weekend, at least. The Blue team of Frosh Week- end will present its dance from 9 to 12 p.m. today in the League ballroom. * * * PUBLICIZING the dance, sev- eraf members of the Blue team have been flying kites in the cool breezes for the past few days. Rep...…
…THE MICHI A1*I AILY 4 FRIDbAYAPRM 8. t1950 .,.1 a iMiit NOS 1.7UV r oWin Speaks NINE PAGES OF PICTURES: )n Origin of National turns'BPoems y PETER HOTTON "An Hour with Robert Burns" .Ever stand on your head as offered by Rev. Frederick Co- picture? n, pastor-emeritus of the Ann dAlfred Eisenstaedt does it 'bor Memorial Christian Church, ay. this week's Speech Assembly. Eisenstaedt, a staff photog The publication of bawdy, coarse er for...…
… ___________THE MICHIIG AN D-AILY 'The Barrier' Hits 'Temprest' To Op~rin1) °aa ciso PrejudiceProblem Muriel Rahn Will Take Singing Lead In Opera By Hughes, Meyerowitz By DAVID WEAVER Intolerance breeds hate in "The Barrier," a new dramatic opera which puts the problem of race prejudices before the bright light of the theatrical stage. "The Barrier," fourth of the Drama Season Series, will enjoy siX performances, June 5 through June 10 o...…
…TIDE YICIG7LNI)AILY MTbA t APR* 29 , 106 SEE TIMES A YEAR: pecial Law School Library 'o Open On Founder's Day rary hours from 9 to 5, three a year., seems unbelievable, but there bually a home for books that ;s open its doors to this sche- And today is one of those [E LIBRARY will shake itself :cheson To Address vyers Club Dinner eph G. Hutcheson, Jr., U.S. it Court of Appeals judge will he speaker at the Founder's dinner in the Lawyer's ...…
… UNIFICATION FALLACIES SeePage 4 Latest Deadline in the State oar 74latt 0 O , 2 VOL. LX, No. 166 'M' L Nine Earns Tie For BigTen Title Wisconsin Whitewashes Minnesota While Wolverines Top Buckeyes By HAROLD TANNER Special to The Daily COLUMBUS - Michigan's baseball forces inscribed their third straight Western Conference tie in the books here yesterday afternoon when they romped to a 7-3 victory over Ohio State. The victory gave the Wol...…
…} I TWO THE MIGHIG N DAILY QTTMAV XTivv 00 laeA t ailE MYWT- 11fTVA2\ lTATTV buiNjuaY, MAY 331 1950 IEDI ® ' s Spilf ! _ _. _. _ _, Michigan etmen Edge MSC * * MICHIGAN DAILY - Phone 23-24-1 HOURS: 1 to 5 P.M. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES LINES 1 DAY 3 DAYS 6 DAYS 2 .54 1,21 1.76 3 .63 1.60 2.65 4 .81 2.02 3.53 Figure 5 average words to a line. Classified deadline daily except Saturday is 3 P.M. Saturdays, 11:30 A.M. for Sunda...…
… - MAY 28, 1950 THLE MICHIGAS DAILY x T ICEwen, Hoover Capture Big Ten Track Growm 4>. * * * Indiana Takes Team Title As Michigan Finishes Sixth By ,BO4 VOKAC Special to The Daily EVANSTON-Don McEwen and Dn 'Hoover claimed individual honors for the Wolverines here yesterday in the 50th annual run- ning of the Western Conference Track and Field championships at Dyche Stadium before 3,000 chilled fans. Indiana, paced by Bill Peters' t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNmAY, Unificatio THROUGH THE Western Nation's pro- posal to form a 12-power army interna- tional politics has taken a further turn in favor of the "carry a big stick" policy. In the midst of a tense and critical world sit- uation a modern band of militia men echo- ing the cry "we are ready and waiting" is about to.be formed. The proposed army not only empha.- sizes the urgency of the cold war but is, in adidtion, another...…
…SUNDAY, MAY 28, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ... SWING YOUR PARTNER: 4 Pledges' Profiles Projected Folk, Square Dancing Club Will Hold Party At Last Meeting Wednesday in Barbour Gym "Step right bacI and watch her smile, then step right up and swing her awhile." This is just one of the calls that will keep couples busy at the Folk and Square Dancing Club's' final meeting Wednesday. "COME AND BRING a guest," said Dick Kurland, president of th...…
…si THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAYo .t. iWA.Y R.vv~5 v- ! State Jobless EVERYTHING Cut by_18,000 DETROIT - (AP) - The total of M i ch ig an's unemployed was whacked 18,000 in the month end- ing Apr. 15, the State Unemploy- ment Compensation Commission Only 203,000 out of a total labor force of 2,401,000 were looking for jobs Apr. 15, the MUCC said. WROf the totals, Detroit had 1,166,- 000 at work and 114,000 idle, in- UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE cludi...…
… MAY 28, 1950' THE MICHIGAN DAILY . 1 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN (Continued from Page 6) please call the Bureau of Appoint- ments, Ext. 371. The Fort Wayne Corrugated Pa- per Company of Fort Wayne, In- diana will be at the Bureau of Appointments on Wed., May 31 to interview June 1950 graduates for their managerial development pro- gram. They are not interested in students with any specific forma background, but rather want men who are good,...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY MUSICAL JOKERS DEFUNCT: Overwork ,Causes Demise of Yelnats By LEONARD GREENBAUM To the haunting echoes of taps, the Yelnats String Quartet has been buried in a family plot in front of Burton Memorial Tower. The group, composed of gradu- ate students in the School of Mu- sic, made what turned out to be its final appearance Thursday 2 t a string quartet recital in Rack- ham Hall. The quartet's demise was at- tributed to Beet...…
…-U' BLACK ASH See Page 4 :Y Latest Deadline in the State :43 tit]u t 4NOISY SHOWERS EIGH.TT PAC ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 195 Jc jLv.xxi.1, i" m% I VOL. LX, No. 103 s l MSC Suspends * * * * * * Student Paper <"N I Notables To Try Out For Daily Tomorrow Novelists, foreign correspondents, governors, editors and advertis. ing magnates will assemble at 4 p.m. tomorrow in the Student Pub- lications Building ...…
…w"- - THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1950 a feed Anti-Trust Laws gainst Unions -Arniold WAYNE LAUDS RUTHVEN.: A lumni, Faculty,_Staff Get Honors Back to Work Anti-trust laws should be in- voked against labor unions, for- mer U.S. assistant attorney gen- eral Thurman Arnold declared in an interview at the University yesterday. Arnold, who is a participant in the current institute on "The Law and Labor - Management Rela- tions,"...…
…WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY WILL, BEN FEATURED: Wide Variety of Plays Scheduled for Summer The visit of the Oxford Univer- sity Players will headline the sum- mer bill of plays with performan- ces in two classics: "The Alchem- ist" by Ben Jonson, and Shakes- peare's "King Lear." The distinguished British com- pany is making its first tour and will appear in Ann- Arbor July 27 and 28. * * * ANOTHER SPECIAL feature of the su...…
…WE nNF.SDAY, 3UNT 28,A15 THE MICHIGAN DAILY An Editorial.,.. MRS. MARY C. BROMAGE, who will shortly leave the office of the Dean of Women, has earned a large and impor- tant place both in the operations and in the feelings of the campus community. The University's acceptance of her resignation as associate dean, effective Friday, brings a t.oss that will be doubly difficult to repair. To all those who have had occasion to use her office,...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY League Offers Varied Social Events for Summer Sessior * * ,- * ** * * Lessons Slated for Ballroom, Square Dancing; Bridge Instruction, Tournaments Also Planned Bronze Bust of AlICe C. Lloyd Will Be Presented to University Sculptress from Israel Is Carving Memorial To Be Placed in New Women's Dormitory Winter or summer, the Women's Square dancing lessons areI League, coed mecca for student generations, is o...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY wE D AUIE LOST AND FOUND FOR RENT __ LOST-Argus G-3 in brown leather case. MODERN, QUIET unfurnished apart- MICHIGAN DAILY About June 12 within the Arboretum. ment near Stadium. Suitable for one Phone 23-24-1 Reward. Box 222. )1 or two adultss.Ph. 617 after 5:30. )2 HOUR: 1 o 5 .M.2-ROOM SUITES-Living and sleeping HOURS: 1 toDVE5TP.M. Gseparate. Spacious, cross-ventilation linen, cleaning included. Newly re- LSSIFIED ADVERT...…
…V, JUNE 28, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY fn'dt Ju9 Cq9ee £op 1204 South University serving BREAKFASTS, LUNCHEONS and DINNERS SANDWICHES and SALADS from_ _ 7:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. and 5:00 P.M. to 7 P.M. Closed Sundays Read and Use The Michigan Daily Classifieds TM Summer Eight Weeks of Fun in Dozen Sports on Deck for Students I g Wf11TE B mum C K The University's tremendous in- tramural athletic program, with individual and league play in m...…
…T TILE MICHIGAN DAILY WFr?4I' DAY, JNZM, 1950. r Special Programs WillBe Held Daily '1 4 * * Highlighting the summer on campus will be the4 various special programs - including at least one lecture or panel discussion nearly every day - .scheduled for the University session. More than 100 distinguished visiting faculty and guest lecturers will participate in these programs They will speak on a variety of topics ranging from art to z...…
…INTERNATIONAL ARMY See rage 2 Y Latest Deadline in the State Da11339 PARTLY CLOUDY VOL. LX, No. 23-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1950 FOUR PA S I I ,.. * * * * * * * * * * * First davalry Launches Big Counterattac 6 k * * * * House Group OK's Price Control Bill WASHINGTON - (P) - The House Banking Committee yester- day approved 20 to 1 President Truman's plan of partial controls but Congress threatened to junk it...…
… TWOY THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JUY 28, 1950 ,e. THOMAS L. STOKES: International Army WASHINGTON-Our government is giving every encouragement to the proposal by President Vincent Auriol of France that the United Nations capitalize its first challenge by aggression in Korea, and proceed now, and forthwith, to create a permanent inter- national police force-an international army -to meet future aggression. The time, it is felt here, is pr...…
…FRIDAY,3ULY 28, 1950 T HE MICHIGAN DAILY A Trout Beats Sox; Cara ower rips lock Detroit Increases Margin As Browns Edge Yankees, Saddler To I Major League Standings Fight Pep In Fall 'v DETROIT - (A') - The veteran Paul (Dizzy) Trout turned back the Boston Red Sox 5-1 on a neat nine-hitter yesterday to protect the Detroit Tigers' slender Ameri- can League lead. It was Diz' third triumph over the Red Sox this year and came at th...…
…__________________TTE MITTGAN DRI LY Atom Cities Cause AEC Difficulties "Management of the three atom- ic towns diverts the energies of the Atomic Energy Commission and has become one of the Commis- sion's greatest problems," Lyman Moore, City Manager of Portland, Me., declared at the Public Policy and Atomic Energy lecture yes- terday. At present such relatively un- important details as housing and town management are the direct responsibili...…
…WILDCAT STRIKES See Page 4 'i [i aYi DAl411 Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LXI, No. 3 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, SEPT. 28, 1950 QUITE, CLOUDY SIX PAGES U s U T * Charles - Lie Claims W ins. by Unanimus ecision1ignorance Y 1 "t 1, GG1u1 n I ~t * * * * * * Caimpus A verage Fraternities Free Beer WASHINGTON -(A)- The Army yesterday accepted 1,- 200,000 cans of beer from brew- ing interests as a gift to fight- ing men ...…
…4 f ,n THE MICHIGAN DAILY TRIRSD AT, SEPTMMER 28, 1950 . v: s3 n ,.F. a':y '.yp .,. ROOMS FOR RENT HELP WANTED MEN-One block from campus, newly YOUNG LADY for full time "work _at decorated. $6 weekly. Phone 2-8754, soda fountain. Swift's Drug Store. 1034 E. Huron. , )21R 340 S. State St. Ph. 2-0534. )151 SUITE TO SHARE with male student. RELIABLE GIRL fond ' of' children for Twin beds. 304 E. Madison.e T. 17R child care and lightironing...…
…THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Louis Aga in Retires after Uiarles 'Pummelting * * * * * +Ua~ Leaders By The Associated Press PHILADELPHIA - Sam Chap- man snapped out of a paralyzing. slump with a dramatic ninth inn- ing home run with Ferris Fain on base to beat the New York Yan- kees 8 to 7 yesterday and extend the American League pennant race at least one more day. Adding insult to injury, Chap- man's blast in...…
…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY' THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1950 wildcat Strikes INDUSTRY and the public have long rec- ognized that labor unions have come of age in respect to the-powerful force they wield in the economic life of this country. But these organizations are yet im- mature in many of their contacts with management, the public and what does them the most harm-their own members. One of the most immature actions retained by labor is the w...…
…TH'OR iI AT, 11 Irv? ;Eli, lost THE MICHIGAN DAIL'Y' THURSDAY, SEPTElWB~R 28, 195* TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY ____________________________________________________ U Union Dance To Fete MSC Good Will To Reign 'Neath Golden Rule' All rivalry will cease when "ichigan spreads the welcome mat out to Michigan State students with a dance in their honor from 9 pm. to midnight Saturday at the Union. Sponsored by the members of the Union and the Student Le...…
…,SIr THE MICHIGAN DAILY I HMSD A,'Y', SEPTEMBER 2$, SIX THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, (roo -- --I University Scholarship 1949m-50 Enrollment Drop Helps 'U' Housing. "LIGHT UP THE SKY": Student Players Select Cast for October Show. _i General Scholarship Grade,Point Averages' 'Dental, Graduate, Law, Medical, Nursing and Public Health students are not included. **Each semester during which a student was affiliated with the group has been c...…
… INDO-CHINA STRIFE See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State D43adp s - t o' MILD AND WINDY ' . . VOL. LXI, No. 29 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1950 SIX PAGES r . I I- O UN Rebuffs Act to Delay SpainDebate Guatemala. Join Soviet Bloc Vote LAKE SUCCESS - (P) - Th UN special political committee yes terday rebuffed a Soviet bloc mov to delay action on a resolutioi partly removing UN bars agains Franco Spain. Guatemala, one...…
…1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, eOCTOBEfR , 11S0 8 ___________________ TAMBOURINE RETIRED: Salvation Army Adopts Plastic Boxes ! 4 By CRAWFORD YOUNG No longer will patrons of local foam palaces, interrupted in their drinking by a familiar jingle, see a tambourine being passed around through the dense fog of tobacco smoke and malt vapor. For a landmark has passed from the American scene. The Salvation Army has abandoned its tradition- a...…
… SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1950 5{ '. PAGE THREE Little 7i, ;;- :, . , _ .. . '' .. ._ m.. Oldham to Play Halt; Zathoff Doubtful Starter (Continued from.Page 1) ly on a wet afternoon. And it rained here yesterday. Back of the mammoth front line .s a backfield boasting a little size f its own. Quarterback Bob Gelle ips the scales at 215 pounds, right halfback Skip Engel comes in at an even 200, and captain and fullback have Skrien hits 20...…
…PAGE roU'TE THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1950 I II Indo-China Strife r H EYES OF the world are swinging from Korea to Indo-China. They are moving slowly, but they are moving. In this country political and military readers, seeing the short distance between Korea and Indo-China in the turbulent East, are already sending more aid to French forces. Some people even demand that United Nations or our own troops be moved into Viet ...…
