…THE MICHIGAN DAILYA M Nine Meets Indiana Today Larsen Selected To Hurl )pener Against Hoosiers By BOB LANDOWNE On the road once more, the Wol- rine diamond squad will return iconference play when they meet idiana. today and tomorrow at loomington. The fourth place Hoosiers have 2-1 Conference record and only st weekend split two games with linois, twice conquerors of Michi- In. That Indiana-Illinois series was .iite odd in that the Illin...…
….TDE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 4,1952 "Sooooo - Steady, Now" JUSTICE ROBERT H. JACKSON accurate- ly described the two recent Supreme Court decisions on Truman's loyalty pro- gram, when he assailed the rulings as, "justice turned bottom side up." In removing the names of three or- ganizations branded Communistic from the Attorney General's red list, the court upheld that part of the Constitution which protects the right of individuals to tes...…
… THE MICInGAN DAILY 1'1 THE MICIflGAN DAILY P. LQN TI HIE IHIOUSE By ATHENA SAVAS Thunder storms and fast approaching final exams have already begun to show their effect in the decreasing amount of parties and dances being held this' week-end by houses and dormitories. Zeta Beta Tau will center its activities around May Festival. They. will hold an open house tomorrow. SIGMA ALPHA MU will hold a Hawaiian party tomorrow night complete with ...…
…. :. SAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 4, University Tightens Control Over Lane Hall Speakers 1954 f,. t l ,t ,1 .1.. U FI I .0 ""' ~~ Ivr I' . and the student religious groups Governors has been named to dis- meeting in Lane Hall should . cuss the new policy with Dean have the freedom to decide on The South and West Quadran- Walter. The committee is headed the speakers coming to address fles will be hooked together on one by Prof. William Frankena of ...…
… IN THIS CORNER See Page 4 Y Latest Deadline in the State :4Ia ii4 CLOUDY, COOL VOL. LX, No. 145 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1950 1R SIX PAGES McCarthy's Probe Starts Senate Row, Lodge Demands Closed Hearings WASHINGTON -(p)- A shout- ing row broke out in the Senate last night over Senator McCarthy's chargesofrCommunism in the State Department, and off the Senate floor Senator Lodge (R- Mass.) demanded closed hearings on furthe...…
…THE 1 MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1950 - -... . . ....... . ..... . - - |1. @|||||||||||||||| Cap, Gown OrdersOpen All seniors, including those in the law and dentistry schools, who will receive degrees in June and expect to attend commencement were advised yesterday by the Of- fice of Student Affairs to place their orders for caps and gowns within the next two weeks. Those who do not know whether they will attend were also asked to ,rder...…
…THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1950 T HE MICRIGAN DAILY i Michigan Golfers Nose Out wolverines Gain Third Straight 'Victory in 151-11- Triumph POOR RICHARD'S ALMANAC: 'Got Along Fine With Yanks'--Wakefield By TED PAPES Michigan's golf team, sporting *some novel modifications, extend- ed its current winning streak to ,tree in a row yesterday by out- lasting Michigan State, 15/2-11/2, in a match at the University course. With two of the Wolverines'...…
…HIRE MICITGANDAILY THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1950 w. ~ '... .. n T " Y. Y.: .rv. .. . _ _ THOMAS L, STOKES:O A Tlh14 CORNER i i" 1 Maragon Conviction OXFORD UNIVERSITY, like a couple of venerable New England institutions, is often mentioned by earnest local reformers as a model for a reconstructed University of Michigan, But this emphasis on Oxford_at least, as a place that we can and ought to copy, is based largely on illusion, as an article i...…
… r M SDA V IFS 4, 1950 TOT MT I C - - Ia .Aa ...aT4 ~.l4 ..5 5..VS _ _ _ _ y 1 M__ty4, fib5GL 1v IA.1 VH(YAhTiV' 1AYI. Vj ........... .r. .r F . ... ... ... I I Dance Slated At East-Quad Engaged for students is the CLUB 211 Meal Ticket Bargains like this: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner$ 6 Days a Week........ . 9. 000 J. D. Miller's Cafeteria 'Through' the Will Provide' Ages' Theme 11 21 1 South State Phone 2-8315 Ri L1 - A MI...…
…THE MICHIGAN-DAILY Choral Union Series To Feature Galaxy of Musicians l olanthe' Cast Faces Crisis; Issues Urgent Call for Wings ^onductor Rafael Kubelik, will be heard March 4, and violinist Jas- cha Heifitz, March 14. STARTING OFF the fifth An- nual Extra Series will be the famed great Dane Lauritz Melchior, sche- uled for Oct. 10. Serge Jaroff * * * u C a J. n c I {J ppL Ft1 L f t t ( i mra Hess, pianist, in the Extra I LAURITZ MELCHOI...…
