…I BORDER CLASH See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State i ii CLOUDY, COOL CLOUY _ . COOL. t7 VOL. LXI, No. 149 ANN ARBOR. MICHTGAN SUNDAV MAY 6 19!1 prrwum p mg- I "aa i "+avv i a+vaa+aAaaA .l Vl l/C1 f 111.[11 a la ll ' + f 1 L:IUH'1'IYAUi JLi s Deferment Nearly Sure KellyStates Panel Discusses Salary,_Freedom By CRAWFORD YOUNG "Deferment of most college stu- dents is now pr ctically assured, despite the publi hue and cry to the...…
… GE TWO TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 6, 19 Engineering Scholarships, Prizes Awarded Students DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN , . ;. , ; , Forty-six engineering students have been awarded prizes and scholarships totaling more than $7,500, the engineering college announced yesterday. Cooley Engineering Essays on non-technical subjects won prizes for three seniors: $400 for Rich- ard Varian, $200 for Henry Knight and $100 for Goron Saxon. The ...…
…SUNDAY, MAY 6, 1951 COLLEGE" ROUNDUP: loom= THE MICHIGAN DAILY Lipstick Sheep Shearing Cause Students' Concern LOOK and LISTEN .with HARRY REED By CAL SAMRA The nation's collegiates were ap- parently concerned with every- thing under the sun last week, in- cluding lipstick, tuition, sheep A shearing, pinball machines, and grants to "AngloiSaxon" medical students. AT Northwestern University, male students abruptly became in- terested in a ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY G, 1951 e .. _ -- DORIS FLEESON: MacA rhur Spotlight The Week's News .*IN RETROSPECT . . E CLATTER of gunfire from the Holy and drew mixed reactions in this coun- at first largely surprise at the renewal ghting in that area so recently calmed, later disgust that the old sore had re- Led. hat the clash should awaken such lings is not surprising. To most Ameri- is, and to Israelis too, Syria's incursiqn a the...…
…SUNDAY, MAY 6, 1951 T14P MYf UI(_' A T Tl A TT V' InAo4w" " I 11 Y' /FTC'i 1r A1T1 "AlTT 1,1 PAGE EFIVE~ Foreign Lands Will Provide, Theme for International Ball intermission Entertainment Will Feature Dances of Spainp Japan, Hawaii, Greece A i v ~ v Climaxing International Week, from May 12 to May 18, will be the International Ball. This year's dance, the ninth an- nual International Ball, will be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Friday, ...…
…7 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAYS MAY 6, 7951 . Loses Again, 10 - 8 Wolverine Netmen Defeat Outclassed Wisconsin, 8-I 4 lard Times Face 'M' Grid Machime Hoosiers Stem Late Rally; Michigan in Big Ten Cellar * * * , * "- BENNIE OOSTERBAAN . . . slim pickings * * $ over -the tall, Son-charging line- men. Once again ball-handling left a lot to be desired. Fumbles were frequent and scrambles were many, but one provided the day's high- ...…
…SUNDAY, MAY 6, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Michigan Thinclads Swamp Badgers C *: * 'M' Sweeps 6 Events, Sets 4 Records in 100-32 Rout 'M' Linksmen Trounce Illini, Spartans By HERB NEIL Michigan trackmen swept six events and won everything except the 440 and one-mile relay in trouncing Wisconsin, 100-32, at Ferry Field yesterday afternoon in their initial outdoor home meet of the season. Don McEwen added to his list of records with a...…
…k SUNDAY, MAY 9, 1951 T'T E M TC TIT( A N fA IL Y s...4 j a~ a 4 .4 4 M4 4 4 1 1111 IVA A X-,i 1A 1 V rn L I 1 ' X11 E.1 1 ( i ]Debate 11 Begin G Week atroversial debate at 8 p.- sday at the Rackham Am- ,tre on the bias=clause issue ve as a "kickoff rally" for .ity Week. e panel discussion on fra- discrimination, viewpoints egments of campus opinion represented. * * * Interfraternity Council of "educated tolerance" defended by Pete John- ...…
