…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- ...…
…'Vr IGNORANCE POLL See Page 4 Latest Deadline in theState aitl CLOUDY, COOLER * VOL. LX, No. 147 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SATURDAY, MAY 6, 1950 SIX PAGES U.S. Protests Plane Issue In New Note Future Appeal To UN Possible WASHINGTON-(A')-The Bal tic plane dispute with Russia reached a stalemate yesterday wit] renewed American charges, tha s the Soviets are solely responsibl for the loss of the Navy privatee and its crew of 10 men. ,, A ne...…
…TI E MICHIGAN lAILY sAT 1m COMPLETE WITH AUTO HORN: South Quad 'Monster' Startles Strollers ENJOYS SHORT LIFE: International Lanuate Dies -- --.mss F I E D ewE By DAVIS CRIPPEN The 28 ton monster with a timer and an automobile horn got back to work on the South Quad yes- terday. The monster in question is the> cement mixer-or as it's known in the business, paver-that mixes the concrete which is used in the dorm's construction. With buildin...…
…_THE M:1ICHIG AN TDAILY, Thinclads Injuries To Henrie, Mitchell M4 Dampen Wolverine Hopes H 4>* --* To Face Powerful Ohio State Today orrrison's one Run igesIllini1 (Continued from Page 1) * * By BYRLE ABBIN Dame worry haunts the Michi- gan track squad as the Wolver- ines entertain the Western con- ference indoor champs, Ohio State, at Ferry Field this afternoon at 2 o'clock in the only home dual meet of the season. A combination of inju...…
…AN~ ~DAItY 'Ignorance Poll' ACCORDING to, a recent Daily poll, a surprising number of University students are completely ignorant of the facts and personalities which comprise the major part of our national news. The poll showed that more than half of the students contacted didn't know what the Kerr Bill was, and more than a third were ignorant of who Senator Mc- Carthy and Louis Budenz were and why they were making top national news. When U...…
… -THE IYII.IA. DAILY , PAGE F"-- .. _._l ,, ....eW _;IATL F Dean of Women's Office Schedules Interviews For Prospective Resident Counselor Positions o' r . .. ,; , i Allen - Rumsey To Hold Party In West Quad FROM PAGES OF TIME: East Quadrangle To Present 'Dancef the Ages' Tonight -1 Interviews with graduate women students who wish to serve as resi- dent counselors in dormitories next year are being scheduled by '. the Dean of Women'...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MAY 6, 1950. .4 L Declines Aompulsory J. S. History AIDS FORGOTTEN MEN: Primrose's Solo Work Lends Boost to Violists ASSOCIATED PRESS PICTURE NEWS :A Although many universities and colleges now require the study of American history for gradua-; tion, University officials here do not favor such a requirement The officials interpreted the re- sults of a recent New York Times survey of history courses in 1301...…
