… ;am Time-Stu dents Struggle with Sun, Bookc By RICHARD TAUB A grim pall has settled over the University. Finals are approaching. The semester has shot by so fast, too fast, that most haven't had time to do- all the studying they planned. But Ann Arbor's seldom-seen sun is causing a great deal of trouble. It's so much easier to soak in the warm rays with eyes closed than to struggle with print which has suddenly become so small. Study halls...…
…CYl rr itFA6 434hr i MEMORIAL DAY See Page 4 0 ~0 o0 Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LXI, No. 169 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 30, 1951 FAIR, MILD SIX PAGES I * * * SAllies Push 26 * * Miiles I *O * eyond An Editorial 38th * * * 9 Vandenberg Asks for Big Air Arnmada Must Be Ready To Hit Russia WASHINGTON - (A) - Ge Hoyt S. Vandenberg declared ye: terday the United States mu build a huge air force which war can smas...…
….; EDITOR'S NOTE see Page 4 Y Latest Deadline in the State A6V :43 a t t4p 0 FAIR, WARMED VOL LX, No. 167 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN TUESDAY, MAY 30, 1950 SIX PAGES Acheson, Lie, Truman Meet On Cold War No Immediate Progress Cited WASHING'TON-(P)-President Truman and Secretary of State Acheson reviewed prospects of eas- ing cold war tensions yesterday . in conferences with Trygve Lie. However, no immediate hint of progress was forthcoming. ...…
…cC- EDITOR'S NOTE See Page 4 CiY L Si r iga Latest Deadline in the State B3aitii CLOUDY AND WARMER VOL. LXII, No. 171 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 30, 1952 SIX PAGES U I Paris World News Roundup ByThe Associated Press KOREA -- A United Nations agency yesterday urged President Syngman Rhee to end his martial law decree, but the aged Korean leader' intensified his feud with the- national assembly. -An hour after the UN agency's...…
… T"lE MECMIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, Mill Theatre Holds Drama The Saline Mill Theatre held its annual Teen-Age Weekend for high school drama hopefuls last weekend- Three Detroit-area schools were represented at Saline, along with students and teachers from Denby, Ecorse and Mumford high schools. Lectures on stage lighting and the history of the Theatre were scheduled 'and studenits auditioned for apprentice posts by reading parts onstage. Produ...…
… TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MAY 30, 1951 MILITARY MATTERS: Training Gets Rougher Before Going Overseas B f . DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the last in a series of articles by Pvt. Peter Hotton, '50, describing the pre-over- seas shipment experience of a modern day infantryman. Pvt. Hotton, a for- mer Daily night editor, is now sta- tioned in Tokyo. By PVT. PETER HOTTON We got to Fort Ord in time to take part in ...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY " TUESIDAY, MAY 30, 1950 TUSA, A 0,15 Rusty, Rare Baby Crane Called Dead Loss Mourned By Bird Lovers AUSTWELL, T E X A'S,-(A)-- Rusty, the baby Whooping Crane, is believed dead. The little whooper,' newest of only 38 Whooping Cranes on earth, was missing yesterday from the Arkansas National Wildlife Refuge, 150 marshy acres near this gulf coast twon. JULIAN A. HOWARD, manager of the refuge, reportedi sadly that Rusty pro...…
…79 AGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 30, 1952 ____ ___ ___ ____ ___ ___ ____ ___ ___ ____ ___ ___ ____ ___ ___ ____ ___ __I NO MORE EXCUSES: Survey Shows Pre-Med Competition Not So Stiff By ELLI ROSENTHAL The recurrent complaint that pre-med competition makes it im- possible for most students to do well in elementary science courses has been disproven. Statistics presented in a report prepared by the Literary College Conference Sub...…
…&YMAY 30,955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TM _ _ Thomson Favored in '500' As Rain Fails To Halt Race Indianapolis (A Johnny Thor- PAGE TIll ........ w awt.v...a vvaaau.J +aavawa ' wv. _ _ ____. _:w. _s _. ° _. _ __ __ _ _..__ _ . son, a nerveless New Englander with a "hot car," was made a slight favorite for today's '40th 500-mile Speedway race. The race should produce a speed record unless hampered by exces- sive heat or showers. The Weather...…
…I' DAY, MAY 30, 1951 THE MICHIGAN D ATTY olverine Nine Trounced b ichiganStat o rArLAN 1i °ARKPLUG HONORED: Haynam to Captain 1952 Michigan Baseball Squad * * * x. * * * The sharpest fielder among Michigan's ballplayers was named to the captaincy of next year's Wolverine squadyesterday. Shortstop Bruce Haynam, the unassuming little sparkplug sopho- more from Cleveland Heights, Ohio, received the honor in an election by the players fol...…
… .. Threaten Illinois * * * Hold Second Place in Big Ten Clashes 8 of 9 Wolverines Reach Seni-Finals By CY CARLTON Special to The Daily EVANSTON-Michigan netmen captured eight out of nine open- ing day matches, good for eight team points and second place, as the Conference Tennis Champ- ionships got under way here yes- terday. Illinois, garnering eleven team points, leads at the end of the first day's play followed by Michigan with 8, North...…
…MAY 34 1352 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE ndiana Sets Pace n Tennis Prelims Michigan Trails in Sixth-Place Tie; Six Hoosiers Advance to Semi-Finals track... (Continued from Page 1) two previous meetings each won once. * * * has 'M' SEEKS TENTH TITLE: Golfers Tee Off in Big Ten Meet Today I-M BRIEFS Special To The Daily EVANSTON-Indiana lived up to its role as favorites yesterday when it shot into an early lead over defending champion ...…
…cIw0i 4rn ~it Sixty-Sixth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG.4 ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 "Nice Dog-Good Dog-Fr iend-See? Good Friend--" hen Opinions Are Free, Trutb Will Prevail" Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprint...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'U! ' r: : 11 :r.ir1Y, il'i i 4, 1Sa1 mmwwmmmmmm Memorial Day AFTER A TEN YEAR lapse, Memorial Day has regained its place in Ann Arbor as a day of remembrance. A relatively small event, a parade of Ann Arbor's Gold Star Mothers, Moms, veterans' organizations and school children, has caused this rede- dication. Since 1941 there has been no parade in the city and last year, Me- morial Day passed with bare recogni- tion. A...…
… 4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TtTSDA't tAr- 30, 1054 =1 i I rii r r rW iYl riYl Fr IiF 4r rIW11 rl nrl rrbrsrr rl lgrl . w r .1 Qltor'd dote By LEON JAROFF COMMENCEMENT Day, 1950, will mark the passing of the veteran from the campus scene - the end of the GI era. Of course, many more semesters will pass before the last World War II veterans grad- ia.te, but the great tide of GIs that engulfed the campus in September, 1946, will, in ef- fect,...…
…iULR 'T'HE MICHIGA-N DAILY k h-I)AY, MAX 39,; 1 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .t Cditopi 7kte CURRENT MOVIES At Hill Auditorium:. GIGI, with Danielle Delorme. THIS IS A MOVIE that could never have been made in the United States, not so .. etleri o tle 6litor . . By CHUCK ELLIOTT IT IS TRADITIONAL that the outgoing managing editor of The Daily should ap- ply hiw self to his typewriter on this final afternoon and w...…
…I WDAY, MAY 30, 1956 THE MICHIGAN DAILY oeds' Engagements Announced by Parents r. DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN 1' (Continued from Page 4) dents be allowed to handle all cases involving adjudication. Parking: Funds left over from fee revenue be directed toward the solution of the parking problem. Changes and addition to the Fall, 1956-57 Activities Calendar, events as calendared for spring, 1956-57. One o'clock closing for dances authorized o...…
…WEDNESDAY, MAY 30, 1951 Local Children May Register For 'U' Course Summer Play Class WII Offer Instruction In Games, Rhythms THE MICHIGAN DAILY PrAG!r I ...*.**. .. mm I..u a 1-, .\ I Instruction in games, stunts, rhythms. and swimming is being offered to approximately thirty boys and girls this summer, begin- ning Monday, June 25 to Friday, July 6. Children between the ages of 8 an 11 years old will have an op- portunity to enroll for the ...…
… ElSbAtt M13050 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Panhell Board Reveals Posts * Central committee positions for next year's annual Panhellenic projects have been announced by the members of the Panhell Board. General chairman of the tradi- tional Panhellenic Ball will be Barbara Elliott, while Nancy Born will serve as assistant chairman. REFRESHMENTS will be taken care of by Beverly Mae Brown and her committee while Jan Denham will be in charge of the patro...…
…Y, MAY 30, 1951 TIDE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FnI I I N Campus Briefs ALLEN-RUMSEY SEAL ... Al- len-Rumsey House announced that a house seal has been accepted by the House Council. The seal, designed by J. Ambrose Beirce, 55, consists of a shield upon which are mounted clasped hands, standing for brotherhood, a lamp of knowledge and some logs and trees which stand for Allen and Rumsey, the two tavern own- ers who were the city's founding citi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEMI~ED NE SDA! Sig Eps Ca t re I-Ml Cha mpionsh "I Top LCA To Win Phi Delta Theta R By FRED WERTHEIMER JCart Led by the brillant four-hit of the elev shutout pitching'' f Cal Atwood, Sigma Phi Epsilon edged Lambda drive far c Chi Alpha 3-0, in a tense eleven head for aI inning duel to capture the I-M Heusel, s Social Fraternity Softball champ- proceeded 1 ionship yesterday at Wines Field. on four s: The victory cli...…
… 'AGE SIX THE MIfIHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MAY Sk 1951 .... 'AG i IENSDY A ~,15 I Jobs Keep New Dean Busy HOME FOR THE SUMMER SELLINGOU TO THE BARE FIXTURES NEVER, BUT NEVER, SUCH BARGAINS -Daily-Mike Scherer BOAT BUILDING DEAN-Dean-Elect George G. Brown of the engineering college planes the keel of a 16 foot boat in the base- ment workshop of his home. I EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the sec- ond in a series of articles on the draft and ve...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MA L Checks tents, Sales or Students Two little-known services for udents carried on by the Stu- nt Legislature are the Better tsiness Bureau and the Rent ntrol Committee. The most important function of i Better Business Bureau is the suance of permits to solicitors id salesmen who wish to sell in mpus dorms and houses. These r Its are designed to prevent iuging and extortion of students fraudulent sellers. This se...…
…THE MICHIGAN IAILY FRIDAY, MAY 30, 1952 MO-am'' 4 UTOMATIC GARAGES: Mayor Outlines New Parking Areas 'Next Week Airks Anniversary Describing the parking system in nn Arbor as one of the most suc- essful in the country, Mayor Wil- am E. Brown in an interview ith the Daily yesterday outlined uture plans for the erection of wio new parking structures. With the parking structures still 1 the planning stage, Brown said hat he hopes to make a ...…
…*lV .La950.. THE M CHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN. 30. 1956 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVE?~ . [ICHIGAN UNION PRESIDENT: [agazines, Union Activities Interest Todd Lief By PETE ECKSTEIN Those who hold that a man's haracter is revealed by what he eads may ponder the fact that odd Lief's favorite magazines are 'he New Yorker, Advertising Age nd Mad Comics. The New Yorker, by way of in-, erpretation, might lead us to onclude that the former Union 're...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNE7DA ." -Daily-Sam Ching TOPOlOGIST MOISE - The professors are in need of' a more vigorous batting average. offessor Moise Speaks )r Indirect Education' By TED FRIEDMAN. Prof. Edwin Moise of the mathe- .atics departmnent feels a univer- ty should not have a too intimate ainection with the outside world. "I think the most important arts of a liberal education are the arts with no direct application," e said. Prof. Moi...…
