… PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, OCTOBER, $, 1950 4 Symposia Urge Probe Of Overall Atom Effects (Continued from Page 1) investigation and licensing by the Atomic Energy Commission is fol- lowed in granting private industry, the right to experiment with the atom, it would be at least a year before research could be started. IMPORTANCE OF PHOENIX A revision of the law is needed, Loftus claimed. As it stands, he said, full compliance ...…
…I 1 4 6 DIXIECRATS' PARTIAL DEFEAT Latest Deadline in the State A61F juatt4p Y PARTLY CLOUDY VOL. LX. No. 26-5 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1950 FOUR PAGES T Senate Unit OKs Wage, Price Control Depends on Rise In Living Cost y WASHINGTON-)-The Sen- ate Banking Committee voted yes- terday for automatic price and wage controls and rationing if the cost of living rises to some point which the Committee will fix later.. The...…
…0( THE MICHIGAN DAILY' r >TMMSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1950 Tfli~ MICIUGAN DAILY _HVRDAYAUGUST. ._ 3 .mss9r. OMAS L. STOKES: Dixtecrats' Partial Defeat WASHINGTON-An interesting paradox is revealed in southern primaries in the current election season. Wherever publicly recognized Dixiecrats have raised their heads, they have been chopped down by the voters. But, on the other hand, where no publicly avowed Dixie- crat is involved, the spirit of Di...…
…THURSDAY, AUGUS'T 3, 195" THE MICHIG.AN DAILY TAGE T r Pitt is, Tigers Stretch League Leads Church Blanks Reds as Ennis Homers for Win PHILADELPHIA - W) - Emory (Bubba) Church hurled three-hit ball and joined with Del Ennis in driving in the Philadelphia Phil- lies' two runs as the National League leaders defeated the Cin- cinnati Reds 2-0 last night. Church, winning his fifth game against one defeat, singled a run home in the fou...…
…THlE RIMXXtIl iTty THURSDAY, A '[ V TST 3. 1951 lJ 1 THT71 .sbaYwv . ~ATTE~i .. iTiU l w ...#,, u Y JUPITER!: Shooting St Aeross Sum This month it should be easier o see a shooting star than a fly- .rg saucer. From August 9 to 13 there will e showers of meteors in the _ortheastern sky around 10 p.m., "ccording to Prof. Hazel M. Losh, Yf the astronomy department. The llsplay should be at its best on iugust 11, when the annual Per- ,eld me...…
… 'TAG DAY DRIVE See Page 4 Y Sitr Uta Latest Deadline in the State ~aii4 CLOUDY, RAIN VOL. LX, No. 145 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 1950 SIX PAGES Maragon To Go To Prison For Perjury Freed On Bail, Awaits Appeal WASHINGTON - (,') - John Maragon, ;who used to be seen around the White House, was sen- tenced yesterday to spend eight months to two years in jail for perjury. A Federal District Court con- victed him of lying to Senat...…
…HI MICHIGAN IDAILY WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 1950 J Drama Club Will Present Volpone' By LEAH MARKS Human traits are very similar to animal traits. This theme surrounds Ben Johnson's. "Volpone" which The- atre Guild will present at 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday in Patten- gill Auditorium. * * * VOLPONE THE FOX stalks his greedy friends. He pretends to be critically ill when actually he is laughing over the sight of these birds of prey debasing themsel...…
… -7 TIE MICHIGAN DAILY.- _ , M' ine Trips Broncos; Golfers - - - - - - DOG EAT DOG: '1W Extends Old Rivalry WithBuckeye Trackinen Losers' Late Rally Fails As Wolverines Win, 8-7 Tense Ninth I By DAN GEREB In the 38th meeting of the two teams, Michigan and Ohio State lock horns next Saturday after- noon at Ferry Field for the Wol- verines' only home track meet of the outdoor season.. The 1950 indoor conference champs and the runneru...…
…:HE..MT G IWA Il!. IL , WEDTv*#M9DAV-'*T-AV'--!t 14 . is( I a , Mx ., r --. ....aa a- w -a. -Z".R. M 1 T85W~ '*r-','!L .FA Tag Day Dritve I TODAY is Tag Day!S All over campus today the traditional Fresh Air Camp buckets have been stationed to receive the coin and bills that students will contribute to continue the work at the' camp. Situated on Patterson Lake outside of Ann Arbor the camp provides summer va- cation for children emotion...…
…,Z ....._.195i. H M1iJICHIGAN DAILY Annual IFC BaIl To Be * * Held May 1 2 Men May Buy Comfortable Formal Apparel 4 Tommy Dorsey WIll Play For 'A Dreamer's Holiday All gloomy thoughts of quickly approaching finals will vanish at "A Dreamer's Holiday," the an- nual IFC Ball, to be' presented from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Friday, May 12 at the IM Building. With the slow .and soothing mu- sic of Tommy Dorsey, the senti- mental gentleman of s...…
…'Irv mV bn Fl y n7Eld- t _ ' 17IL n Names Added to List Of Drama Season Stars , I i !a V Adding to the glitter of the stars already announced for tQ A-- Arbor Drama Season will be Meg Mundy, Colin Keith-Johnstone, Donald Rose, William Whitman, Carroll Ashburn and Scott McKay. Among the previously-announc- ed performers in the Season, which lasts from May 15 to June 17, are Cedric Hardwicke, Vera Zorina, Basil Rathbone, Muriel Wiliams To...…
… RESIDENCE HALLS COUNCIL See Page 4 Y ItF ti L Latest Deadline in the State VOL LX, No. 101 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1950 CLOUDY, WARMER SIX PAGES Mercy Death Trial Hears Victim'sKin Says Sander Felt Bad Over Death MANCHESTER, N.H.-(P)-The pretty young daughter of the wo- man Dr. Hermann N. Sander is accused of murdering testified yesterday that "he seemed to feel almost as badly as I did" when Mrs. Abbie Borroto died. He i...…
…4" F1~ThAY, MAX~CH 3. I9~G Mus * Pe UpCITES STUDY NEEDS: Drop ardsGerman Student Lands Toda--PakeHelp Of fered by WSSF "What's good about the World Student Service Fund is the Students who wish to drop feeling foreign students get that American students actually want to courses this semester must oh- help them," Edith Lindner, Grad, an instructor at Germany's Free tain class drop cards today to University since, 1945, declared yesterday. ...…
… FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY U T Nator Taylor VBrs It ecord . Buckeye Tops 1500-Meter Mark; Mann Takes Second By GEORGE FLINT Ohio State's strong young free- styler, sophomore Jack Taylor, turned in the fastest 1500-meter time ever recorded by an American swimmer last night at the I-M pool as the Western Conference swimming championships got un- der way. .Taylor's clocking was 18:58.1. * * * THIS CRACKS the intercolle- ...…
…P1AGE FOBJ THt VII+C HIGAID OXILY TRMAY, MARCH 8, 1950 THE MICHIGAN h7~IiIv I i - FUIDA _...MARCH 3. ,...., Residence Halls Council THE SEEMING aversion of independents to active participation in campus af- fairs makes the veto of plans for an inter- dorm council by residence hall presidents a wise move. Arguing that AIM and Assembly are too weak to properly care for the com- bined needs of the independent, several dorm leaders urged th...…
… FDAT, IMARCH -33 1950 THE MICHIGAN AIIY 'Kandy Kingdom Will Be Presented Tonight Aura of Sweets Will Pervade Union Ballroom at Assembly Ball Sugar and spice and everything nice will be the theme of the an- nual Assembly Ball, "Kandy King- dom," to be presented from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. tonight in the main ball- room of the Union. With music fitting for the at- nosphere provided by Frank Tin- ker and his orchestra, dancers will find themsel...…
…THEt MiCfIGAN DAILY FRDAY, MARC#I 3, 1950 I ~ U MON JIMBER UNKNOWN: Listeners in Four States Hear WUOM Programs UMW LEADER SAYS: Miners Would Approve Government Contract r r M F. {, By DOLOUES LASCHEVER The staff of WUOM "still doesn't zow how many ears are regularly .ned to their radio station. But that doesn't keep them from oradcasting 115 different pro- ams each week. And some 29 ra- o stations throughout the state well as in P...…
…SCRATCH PAD See Page 4 Ci r Latest Deadline in the State ~aii4 WINDY, WARMER VOL. LX, 59 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS Rumor U.S. Has Super' Atom Bomb Explosion Fires Hydrogen Blast WASHINGTON-(AP)-A long- shot possibility exists that the United States has developed a "booster bomb" in the atomic field-one in which an orthodox bomb would touch off another ex- plosive up to 1,000 times more powerful. T...…
…TWO j -THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, DECEMBER. 3. 1949 THE MICHIGAN W~~iIIV SATRDA. DCEMR ~ 1L 2. 7 is i A - , A ANN ARBOR RAILROAD: Halting of Local Line Would Affect Few By TOHN NEUFELD Daily Special Writer (Editor's Note: This is the second of two articles on the Ann Arbor Railroad.) If the Ann Arbor Railroad suc- ceeds in stopping its passenger service on its 300 mile line running from Toledo to Frankfort, few students will probab...…
…SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PArv'P TT F ' Cagers To Face Spartans in Opener onight _ 'M' Pucksters Aim to Equal Mark of Past Two Seasons By BOB VOKAC Michigan's hockey offense has rapidly become famous for vault- ing the Wolverines into the covet- ed "Twenty Club" membership during the last two years. Coach Vic Heyliger's charges have neatly copped twenty games in each of the last two seasons while dropping onl...…
…#'A0EF tJ THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY. DECE Fly. _ 14 44 'j'fw 14111 VLGAl LATVLAT1nVT1T11T1R'~1A -, - = - .ua s a L 55. Pl. ..4J ,5J.1.7 *a lk The City Editor's SCRATCH PAD By AL BLUMROSEN BEHIND CLOSED DOORS, the Interfra- ternity Council's house presidents have passed a motion requiring each house secre- tary to do a little writing. Under this resolution, the secretary of each house which has a "bias clause" in its constitution will s...…
…SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY s PAGE FIVE ISH Will Stage Fll-CampusParty Drawn to the Rackham Build- ing tonight by the hum of a spin- ning roulette wheel or the soft strains of continental music, par- ty-goers will find an authentic representation of France's notori- ous Monte Carlo. From 9 p.m. to midnight the In- ternational Students' Association will sponsor a party guaranteed to delight and excite the gambler. ALL W...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DXILY SATURDAY, DECEMBE~R 3, 1949 "O&A" " 1 11 - --- - -- - --- - -- - IM I - '1 Old University Hall Once Center of Gampusi r" 1i fe ::" , . T. * * GER .||El%|2ml|2|22|jj$||||6$|62|||||25lii~lllM~iMNM6l2EliliElg~m g, FORGOTTEN AUDITORIUM-Occupying nearly all of the upper floors of University Hall was a large auditorium seating more than 3,000 people. Condemned as a fire hazard in 1930, the huge room has gradual...…
…COMMUNIST TRIAL See Page 41 -.A i t yrn La test Deadline in the State i~atI~ CLOUDY, COLDER VOL. LX, Uo. 34 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOV. 3, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS Work of IFC In Bias Issue Under Fire Morrison Raps Hansen Charges By JAMES GREGORY Dick Morrison, '50, chairman of .fFC's subcommittee on discrimin- ation, yesterday denounced as "ir- responsible" AIM Chairman Walt Hansen's charge that IFC is lag- ging in the campus figh...…
… PAGE TWO THE MICHIIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, NOVEIVBER~ 3, 1949. DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1r ..___. . CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING i' Publication in The Daily Official Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University.iNotices ' 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 dayapreceding publ...…
…THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAIlY PAGE .. ;. s _ a.aa vaa: vsar. , , .c.aa ua StenS e Steals First in AP Poll PETERSON DUO CLICKS: Brother Aet Sparks Wolverine Offense Purdue Next Hurdle for Wolverines New York Pilot Acclaimed 1949's 'Manager of Year' C4 -- Every week a new assortment of "ifs" about the Western Confer- ence football derby finds its way onto the sports pages. The current situation has many different comple...…
…PACE ' O'T'Ri H THRSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1945 THE MICHIGAN DAILY I I T he Comunnist Trial: No Help to U.S. MERRY-GO-ROUND: On the Cold War By DREW PEARSON Who's Afraid? SINCE the conviction of the II American Communists, the impression has been growing that the Justice Department has fumbled the ball very badly indeed. For not only is the Communist Party both here and abroad mkaing political hay out of what they call an unconstitutional in...…
…3, 194>9 I THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FTV ., __ _ .: Exercise Clinic Open to Women For Posture, Figure Instruction <,7 I1. -!TT Volunteer Child Care, Open Nursing to Coeds Students Will Meet Faculty At Informal Gathering Today Ir One of the lesser known ser- vices of the Women's Physical Education Departments is the Exercise Clinic designed to give individual instruction in prob- lems ranging from muscle tone and development to poor...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY' THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1949 EDUCATION INSTITUTE: Father Must Help Raise Child,_Says Psychologist 'Swing Your Partner!' Father should have more to do with raising his children than just "bringing home the bacon," Her- bert L. Bodwin, consultant in men- * * * 'S eed Age People' Stern "In a world dependent upon speed, the old person is on the social scrap heap," Associate Prof. Karl Stern, M.D., chief of the ger...…
…THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1946 1"lpAGE S1VIN TH3E MICHIG AN DAILY x . VILLAGE SALE PROPOSED: Disposal of Willow Run Announced Prematurely Scholarship Trophy Goes Tio Winchell Earlier announcements indicat- ing that Willow Run housing proj- ect would be sold as a unit, were described Tuesday as "premature" by Public Housing Administration officials.. At a hearing, requested by Washtenaw County officials, Hugo Schwartz, Detroit PHA field rep...…
… PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIcAN DAILY THURSDAY, NOVEMBER, 3, 1949 I Ii THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, W49 Garg Sellout Near Record Puts Nose to Grindstone A k The Gargoyle wound up a sell- out day yesterday with students swarming the Student Publications Building for more copies. , The huge demand for the first issue of the semester cleared the stands by 1:30 p.m. GARGOYLE staffers said the THE ZERO HOUR is HERE! early sellout would come close to s...…
…. 0 - I BARDEN BILL Y See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State ab FAIR, PLEASANT VOL. LIX, No. 31S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS Roosevelt, 112 Million More. Bunche To Top Lecture Series Former King Given Veterans By House Bill Would Increase Pensions, Disability Payments, Death Compensation WASHINGTON-(AP)-Without a single vote in opposition, the House passed and sent to the Senate yester...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, _ _ ! I i Face Lifting Planned for White House Razing Rejected As Tradition Wins WASHINGTON-(P-A special commission decided definitely yes- terday against tearing down the White House. Instead, the executive mansion will get a $5,400,000 face lifting. A GROUP OF six men -ettled the controversy between advocates of renovation and those who want- ed to raze the present building and put up a new one. Chairman McK...…
…WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1949 * THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE GOLF CIRCUS: Madcap Tam O'Shanter To Get Underway Friday Yanks Halt Tigers String but Lose, 10-2 ;> * * * CHICAGO-Thar's gold in them thar fairways and greens-$66,- 200 worth. The annual golf stampede to Tam O'Shanter is about to begin. NEVER HAS tournament traf- fic been so snarled. Big-hearted, publicity-minded George S. May, Tam president and one-time door- to-door Bible sal...…
…-PAGE romR 'TAE MTCffl AN ThATV auae tia=. .V1.11:VCi1'!-- 17L11L 1 __ __ _ Barden Bill' N A DEMOCRATIC society, where relig- ous freedom is granted to all, it is the duty of every citizen to see that one partic- ular church does not attempt to usurp polit- ical power. The makers of the Constitution recognized this policy of separation of church and state when they wrote in the first amendment, "Congress shall make no law respecting an esta...…
… WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1949 T MICHIGAN DAILY THE MCTTTGN MT U s. Tops Fashion Capital in Student Opinion Latin Students Form English Study Group for Summer, By PAT BROWNSON Finding a pharmacist, a chem- ist, an architect and an engineer sprawled out in a puddle of water on the floor flapping their arms like birds is a rather disconcerting experience to anyone-believe me! But those are exactly the cir- cumstances in which this reporte...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1949 Minority Groups Of f, On Campus Views Compared (Continued from Page 1) their attitudes toward members of other religious groups on or off campus. "Do you think your attitudes toward members of other races have changed since you entered college?" Attitudes have not changed.................. 51 % Attitudes have change........................48 "How have your attitudes changed?" More tole...…
… UNEMPLOYMENT See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State fjattis Q,_._. C' . . o : a 1' c HOT AND HUMID VOL.. LIX, No. 105 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JULY 3, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS Communist Leader Dies In Moscow Kremlin Mourns Bulgarian Chief MOSCOW - (' - Bulgarian Communist premier Georgi Dri- trov,' 67, international Commu- nist leader, died yesterday at a sanatorium near Moscow, an offi- cial communique announced. THE COMMUNIQUE sai...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN D WItY SUNDAY, JULY 3. 1949 TH.MCIG ND.L TlY 1TL -1& L74 1 lll71 al {lltj J 1JYJ pw Unemployment THE PRESENT RECESSION is more ser- ious than it is usually reported. This is one of the main points of a recent report issued by the Public Affairs Institute of Washington, D.C. Almost six million people will be un- employed by the end of the year, accord- ing to the report. Largely responsible for this are the al- most ...…
… SUNDAY, JULY 3, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY - - -------- :Kolloway s Single in 11th Gives igers IJiMa ,. Diffaggio Named to All Star Squad by Boudreau SOME SWEETIE! Cantrell Wmins Gold Cup Piloting 'My Sweetie' Yankees, Dodgers Increase Leads K,' _________ __________________________ CHICAGO--(P)-Joltin' Joe Di- maggio, now in a roaring come- back after being a fixture among the New York Yankee halt and lame, will be back doing bus...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 01-1 ST RATEGIC SITUATION: Pastor Tells of Guidance Importance P a t r T lsBy NANCY BYLAN The most "strategic place" of work for a religious counselor is wth students, according to the Reverend William H. Henderson, assistant minister of the First Presbyterian Church and advisor to Westminster Guild. Y Mr. Henderson finds the job of counseling 2,200 Presbyterian stu- dents a most important and enjoy- able one. College stu...…
…FANTASY See Page 4 Pg Latest Deadline in the State 41Iattii .' , 4 r al c FAIR, WARMER VOL. LIX, No. 149 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS U To Reveal Phoenix Data On May 10 Will Detail Scope At Public Meeting Details of the entire scope o the Phoenix Project, University "livingV War Memorial, will be re- vealed for the first time at a public meeting at 7:30 p.m., May 10 in Rackham Lecture Hall. Featured on the...…
…-THE__ICIIGA ' _DtIILY TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1949 i i o i r - t DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in The Daily Official Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Notices for thetBulletin should beksent 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). TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1949 VOL. LIX, No. 149 Notices ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 97A . ., Golf Squad Overwhelms MSC Baseball Team Faces Broncos. In Home Game This Afternoon l.) Sailors Prepare for Future Through Intra- quad Raees After swamping the Notre Dame tars, 11-2, in Saturday's dual re- gatta, the Maize and Blue sailors "competed" against themselves Sunday at Whitmore Lake. In an effort to determine skippers for future races, each school ran elimination races with- in its own fleet. Commo...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY )RATHER BE RIGHT: Modern Fantasy By SAMUEL GRAFTON HAVE BEEN reading JohnP. Marquand's "Point of No Return"-very good, and what hit me hardest in it is the long section describing the spring and summer of 1929. Mr. Marquand touches off that fantastic year very well, getting its woozy, dreamy quality down on paper-the absolute con- fidence so many had that nothing could go wrong, and the simple, childlike wonder with which ...…
…AY 3,9 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Decorations at 18th IFC Ball Will Depict Waterfront Life Decorations for this year's IFC Ball, which will be presented from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Friday, will trans- form the IM Building into a pano- rama of waterfront life. Travel posters and pennants, and murals of typical scenes will decorate the foyer of the building, while a colorful sign over the en- trance will introduce guests to the mood of the dance. The usual ...…
… 13io-Chemist' Will Lecture 4tRackham Dr. Howard B. Lewis, chairman 3f the biological chemistry depart- nent of the Medical School, will ive the annual Henry Russel Lec- ure at 4:15 p.m. today in Rack- lam Amphitheatre. The honor goes each year to the aculty member adjudged to have achieved highest distinction in his chosen field. * * * DR. LEWIS, an outstanding leader in bio-chemistry, pioneered in research on sulfa compounds and nutrition. I...…
… PACIFI C PACIFISTS ;i~i Pagie 4 Clo Latest Deadline in the State .A :43 t t CLOUDY LITTLE CHANGE VOL. LIX, No. 104 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTI i.- 'Board Eases Installment Buying Rules Truman Meets With Advisers WASHINGTON-(I)-The Fed- eral Reserve Board relaxed in- stallment controls, effective next Monday, making it easier to buy product's on time. The Board's action came short- ly before President...…
…THURSDlAY, MARCH 3, 1949 TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY - --------- - YELLOW SHEET: Income Tax Reporting Easiest on Form, I 040A EDITOR'S NOTE-This is the last in a series on problems of filing an Income Tax return.) By JAMES GREGORY Income tax Farm 1040A, the yellow sheet, is new, taking the place of the form which appeared last year on the back of with- holding statements. It is the easiest way to make out your tax return. If you use Form 1040...…
…THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1949 THilE MI CHIGAN DAILY ...... . . . .. . . . .. OFF THE SHOULDER: SoEal Worker, Educator To Speak Here on Faith CAMPUS IRON WOMAN: Petite Engineering Coed Not at Loss in Foundry Best Fountain Service Sandwiches . . .Good Food Sealtest Ice Cream Prescriptions STATE DRUGCO. State and Packard A sociologist and an educator will add religion to their major fields of interest in their off-the- shoulder talks with stude...…
