…LOUIS GRANICIH See Page 4 Y Latest Deadline in the State Iui1ij , CLOUDY, SNOW FLURRIES VL. LX., No. 73 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1950 PRICE FIVE CENTS Truman Refuses To Intervene in Formosa President's Economic Report Due Mild Proposals Expected Today .. p WASHINGTON-(P)-President Truman sends his annual eco- nomic report to Congress today, and the lawmakers have two rea- sons to believe the message will be mild ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGANAI Y FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1950 leers LI 'M' Coaches To Discuss attle Carabins '52 Games Two Wolverine coaches will rep- resent Michigan at the first meet- ings of the American Olympic Committee in Washington Sunday and Monday; Cliff Keen and Matt Mann will make the journey to the capital city to help formulate plans for participation of the United States in the 1952 Olympic Games which will be held in Helsinki, Fin...…
…I FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1950 THE MI016X N DRILY FAGE THEE, ---- - -,. .Nr. rMMOMry "KEEP A-HEAD OFkYOURHAIR" Our aim is: workmanship- sanitation - personnel - service. THE DASCOLA BARBERS Liberty near State Theta Chi Cops Fraternity Swim Title You'll find a complete selection of BEER, WINE, SOFT DRINKS, and MIXERS at the -.9) C. V. S.. BEETHOVEN: CONCERTO NO. 5 (Emperor) Curzon with London Philharmonic under Szell LLP 114...........…
…,4 PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1950 .._. -U -- i Louis Grcrnich IN THE DEATH of Prof. Louis Granich, whose funeral will be held today, not only the science of psychology but also the University community has suffered an irreparable loss. A number of Prof. Granich's students who knew him best have written the following tribute: "The tragic death of Prof. Louis Gran- ich has deprived us of an inspiring teach- er and ...…
… w FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FNI FRIDAY, JANUARY 0, 1950 PAGE FlY] I I Panhellenic Will Present Rushing Plan Future Rushees To Be Informed Of NewSystem Panhellenic's rushing program will be launched next week when prospective rushees meet enmasse at 7:30, Jan. 11, in ,Rackham Amphitheatre. The compulsory meeting is de- signed to provide those women who are interested in rushing with the information they may desire or...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1950 _____________________________________ U I ________________________________________ a i YEAR OF PROGRESS: Science Convention Reveals, Top Achievements of 1949 P 4 Significant scientific achieve- ments accomplished in 1949 were revealed during the Christmas va- cation at the recent convention of the American Association for the Advancement of Science in New York City. Prof. Albert Einstein present...…
… THE UN'S, FAITH VS. SOVEREIGNTY Latest Deadline in the State a i1 CLOUDY, COLD See Page 4 I Or l l l / VOL. LX, No. 130 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1950 SIX PAGES i i Clergymen Sentenced by Prague Court 10 Imprisoned For Revolt Plot PRAGUE - (JP) - The Prague state court sentenced one Roman Catholic clergyman to life im- prisonment and nine others to lesser terms yesterday on charges of treason, spying for the Vati- c...…
…THE MIlCHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, APIUL 6, 1950 ti , DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN nDIE 1r Publication in The Daily Official Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Notices for the Bulletin should be seat 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). THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1950 VOL. LX, No. 130 Not...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Il Nine Begins Southern Trek Today DEPTH MAIN ASSET: Frosh Await Outdoor Cinder Work (.N ° Complex Link Scoring ; System Used in Colleges By TED PAPES As Michigan's golf team awaits the opening of a new season, it might be helpful to followers of the spring sport if the inter-collegiate scoring system were explained. Such scores as 18/2-82 may be mystifying to the layman who is accustomed to tabulating his golfing ...…
… _THE MICHIGAN DAILY The UN: FaithVs. Sovereignty T HINKING about the world situation is a frustrating thing. It's even more frus- trating when you think about it in the com- pany of world leaders. They tend to get the issue more confused than it is already. When one of them has just presented a seemingly logical solution to the world mess, another jumps up, picks the theory all to pieces and lists problems not yet thought of. Then it starts...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE viviE ivirs. Roosevelt Heads List THE GUIDING LIGHT: I In Poll of Prominent Women Who are America's most influ- tributions to politics, playwriting Radio Serials Inspire Designers ential women?I On the theory that women arel the keenest judges of their own oex's ability, a national magazine asked 272 women journalists to rate the country's most famous women, selecting the five who ex- ert the greatest influen...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1950 A e, L 'SURVEY REPORT: Stigma of Mental Illness Hinders Psychiatric Aid U. S. NEW, SURPRISING: Impressions Told by Visiting Germans By ROBERT VAUGHN /tany people are not getting chiatric help when they need and when it will do the most d because of the stigma at- 4ed to mental illness, accord- to Murry Horowitz of the Uni- sity's Survey Research Center. )irector of a study of mental ilth conduc...…
…'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...…
… KOREA: A POLICY AT LAST See Page 2 Le Latest Deadline in the State il FAIR., WARMER -- - - I VOL. LX, No. 7-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1950 SIX PA North Sen. Thomas A Faces Run-off s In Oklahoma 4g Monroney Leads In Late Returns OKLAHOMA CITY-(P)-Sen- the ator Elmer Thomas (D-Okla) Ach trailed Rep. Mike Monroney for star reelection yesterday and faced the first run-off in his political career apa as he bid for a fif...…
…___.._ _THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURS [IYGUISTIC INSTITUTE: Prof. Bloch Defines Term'La A language is a structural but mutable system of traditional ha- bits, common to a society, of res- ponding to culturally classified situations by vocal acts, either co- vert or overt, used to induce vicar- ious experience in the listener or to evoke further response in those who perform them and in other members of the society who ob- serve them." This is t...…
… THO AT, JULT 6, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TItKIRgbAT, 3TJLt 6, 1950 ~7 flTFJ MICHIGAN DAILY __________________________________________________________________________________ I _______________________________________________________ I HEARTS FLUTTER, EYES POP: Hard-Tops Combine Sleek Look, Safety By The Associated Press DETROIT - With so - called "hard-top" convertibles fluttering the hearts of stylish wives and popping the eyes of all yo...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JULY; ., 1954 ________________________________________________________________________________ I ]RESIDI Amer vided a fir which has tion in alm hind the Ix Since t policy ha Communi the Unite A glarin ample was retary of C approved i Editorials are writte, and represe NIGH ENT TRUMAN'S decision to send tacking the United States policy for being too can aid and men to Korea pro- firm towards Russia; while at th...…
… THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tigers Stay Four Games Ahead, Beat Browns, 6- . n Yankees Beat A 's, 12-8 Joost Lost for Month NEW YORK-(AP)-Eddie Joost, shortstop of the Philadelphia Ath- letics, sustained severely torn lig- aments in his left knee yesterday afternoon as the seventh-placers were beaten by the New York Yankees, 12-8. The 34-year-old infielder was involved in a collision at second base with Cliff M...…
…THE MTICHIAN DAILY TIHURSDAY, 3JLY 6, 1950 Instructors lo Convene For Music Some 100 music teachers from 11 over the state will convene at he League and Harris Hall to tear the Summer Session Orches- ra, Stanley Quartet and them- elves "in performance." The performances are a part of he School of Music's annual bree-day conference opening to- lay for Michigan music teachers nd summer students, designed to ive quick training in string teach- ...…
…. HEALTH INSURANCE PLANS See Page 2 Y Latest Deadline in the State I~ut4 19 bo" FAIR, WARMER VOL. LX, No. 30-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SUNDAY, AUGUST 6, 1950 FOUR PAGES Soviet Veto Cannot Stop KoreanAid Could Stop UN On Other Attacks LAKE SUCCESS-(P)-D e 1 e- x gates in the United Nations say a Soviet veto cannot stop the U.N. war efort against invading Communist North Koreans now, but could frustrate the Security Council if the Communis...…
…SUNDAY, AUGUST 6, 19Q TWOY TiE MICHIGAN DAILY .. _.. Health Insurance Plans WITH NATIONAL HEALTH INSURANCE looming as an important election issue, and of vital concern to many people, we were fortunate in having the issues on the subject clarified recently by three authori- ties, on the program of the lecture series on "The Quest for Soucial Security." There can be no argument that our pre- sent system adequately enables all classes to ob...…
… StNV AY, AUGUST .S61950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREt Phils Beat Cards, 2-1; Increase NL Lead to 4 Game 5 - , Formal Battle for Lions' Berths Starts This W eek * * * * Major League Standings * * * AMERICAN LEAGUE e * * * NATIONAL LEAGUE Keiser, Douglas Share Early Lead in Tam Golf 11 /_. YPSILANTI-('P)-The coming week is shakedown week in the Detroit Lions pro football camp with Bo McMillin opening up his "full scrimmage" s...…
…THE MICrGAN DAILY 'OLLEGE ROUND-UP: SJimCrow, YP Provide Campus Topics By PAUL MARX Jim Crow laws are still effective Louisiana State University. Twelve Negroes were denied ad- ission to LSU last week when the iiversity's board of supervisors topted a resolution ,ruling that ursuant to the laws .of Louisi- la and the policies of this board e administrative officers are reby directed to deny admission". to the twelve applicants. 'It is ex- p...…
…1 U.., RUSSIA -, T WO INCIDENTS . ,et rake 4 Latest Deadline in the State aai4h CLOUDY AND WRA I VOL. LXI, No. 10 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1950 WOHTW AGE Red Release Of Railroads EndsStrike Allied Pressure Given-As Reason VIENNA - () - The Commu- nists called off their strike in the Soviet sector of Vienna and in the Soviet zone of Austria early today "because of western pressure." Yesterday Communist bands vir- tually i...…
…FRIDAY, OTOE,1 , 1rE 5 ; Affeet of TV , -a On 'U' grades Television, which has replaced comic books apparently has had no effect on the study' habits of University students. Kappa Nu and Zeta Beta Tau fraternities copped their housing group's grade honors despite tele- vision distractions whereas the least fortunate fraternities reach- ed the bottom of the list without the aid of TV. Calls to grade-happy sororities showed TV sets lacking in t...…
…h I 'Ht Lab' IKnow No Season Changes By RON WATTS PMegardbess of seasonal changes, Phoenix Poject reserch Isalways kn9wn as a "hot lab." . The atomic lab is located in the baseent of Palme aoraoy ment oradio-active idie an * * * Hospta theIie i s d fo tions. E'vety two weeks a shipment of radio-active material arrives in abox lined with two Inches of lead. Inside are small glass viles filled wltb a clear liquid. The radio-active substances a...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OOCTOER 6, .180 U U. S., Russia - Two Incidents ON OCTOBER 5 the Chicago Sun-Times, either by acident or more likely by in-. tentional news play, virtually created an 'editorial by placing two news briefs side by side. An interesting contrast can be de- rived from the two. In the first article, the Sun's Washington correspondent reported the comments of the Budapest "Nespszava," a Communist news- paper, on a re...…
…I F IWIAZ OCOBERlogo5 THE MICHIGAN DAILY P f4, I II HOD GE-PODGE AFFAIR: I Casualness To Keynote'Hop' Casualness will reign at the Hodge-Podge Hop which will be presented from 8:30 to midnight today on the mall between the Natural Science and Chemistry luildings. Charlie Manning and his or- ehestra will provide the music for this goodwill dance presented by the Phoenix ,Project to, start off its fall campaign. CAMPUS UNDERGRADUATE g...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRJD LI Clips Whiz Kids in Tenth With Homer by Vic Raschi in the 1-0 opener, hadn't scored a series run in 13 innings until they finally moved Mike Goliat home in the fifth. It was their first series run, in fact, since their last series ap- pearance in 1915. Goliat singled on a bouncer to- ward second that Coleman had no license to stop. The Yank second baseman made a sensational play to knock down the ball but th...…
… !iI)AY, OCTOBER 6, 1950 Intra-Mural Fraternity Elevens Return To I-M Football Competition Delta Upsilon, Chi Psi, Theta Chi, Si ma Phi Epsilon Win Initial Games THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVE$ I' Pigskin Play Moves Into High Gear * * * * * By KEITH MILLER King football ruled the fraterni- ty circles this week as competition began In the Intramural loop. Dan Billingsley, Delta Upsilon j half-back, threw two touchdown passes and a...…
…1 'THE MICHIGAN DAILY MWAY, OMOBEA 6 I j I PLUSH LANDMARK SOLD: Tau Delta Phi Buys Hoover Mansion - , . , , , C I ASSOCIATED PRESS PICTURE NEWS The old Hoover mansion, long time Ann Arbor landmark, has been sold to Tau Delta Phi fra- ternity and is being adapted to house 40 men. The ornate building, located at 2015 Washtenaw, has a colorful history. Built at a reputed cost of $250,000 in 1918 by Leander Hoov- er, local manufacturer, ...…
… AMERICA'S ASIAN ATTITUDE See Page 4 L Latest Deadline in the State fla4t1 SNOW, COLDER VOL. LXI, No. 61 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 6, 1950 SIXTEEN PAGES S * * * * * *[ * * " * * * Press AssistantRoss Dies C House Gives Profits Bill" Full Sanction Senate Expected To Follow Suit WASHINGTON - (AP) - The. House last night passed an "ex- cess profits" tax estimated to bring in $4,600,000,000 from cor- porations in 195...…
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…. - . . I . I I- -1 1. ppopmmmr THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE , . i UW~ith the OLVEINES by BOB SANDELL Associate Sports Editor THE DELUGE of All-American squads has hit the sport pages and magazines, and it's not too surprising to find that no Wolverine has managed to make a first team yet with the possible exception of one or two minor ones. This was not totally unexpected. A couple of the Wolverines had a lot of pre-season ballyhoo, but for o...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER S, 1959 U I America's Asian Attitude TWO DAYS AGO Pravda asked who but a lunatic could believe in the peaceful in- tentions of Truman and his friends. Pravda may know better, but it is probable that most of its readers do not. We in America are in the position of people of deep reli- gious conviction who can't believe that any one who disagrees with them is being quite honest. We seem to find it impo...…
… WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE I YE SORROWS DROWNED IN BEER: U Puerto Spurned Males Reorganize BIX * * * * * * * * Once spurned by the unfairest of the fair sex-but refusing to be bitter about it-jilted Michigan males are banding together to bring both themselves and the "Michigan Laughing in Your Beer and Marching Society" back into circulation. Today's organization is much the same as an earlier one on the ca...…
…V1 sm THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1950 Greene House Will Present HolidayDance Stockings, Yule Log To Set Festive Air For Yletide Party A "fireplace" doorway complete with anticipatory stockings and Yule log will greet the guests of the fourth annual Greene House Christmas Formal which will be held Saturday. Heralding the event as the dorm- itory's big dance of the year, the Greene House men will attempt to reproduce t he tr...…
… WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY .IPAGN WEDES~Y DCEMER , 150THEMIC.GADALY A_ ,. , 3t t i r ',A1" r t' it E I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I *1 I I I I I I I I I I I I 'I I I I I I * I * I I * I I I I * I I * I I I I * I I ' C i t 1 j t 3 a I 3 1 1 i A i I A I ' I I W ES.. * Af ..BJ~wy .*******r*c~~} c r.+. nrenl - s r s **** - sWmxs--A "*FA-lW5sMsaPS x-419i s x YZA aZA 3wm sO sWA mN =...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1950 _. - . I, - I Serves inArmy Through Error r.. a - %J - CI. N . EVANSVILLE, Ind.-(A)-Char- leg Frederick Adams, who wasn't supposed to be in the army in the first place, is home after serving two months by mistake. His three-year reserve hitch ended in June and he was not eligible for recall, but there hap- pened to be two corporals named Charles F. Adams in Indiana. He finally got the t a n...…
… WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER ~ 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY HAIL TO THE SAILORS V A LI ANT! Michigan Sailing Club Brooks Rain, Snow, or Fog * * * * * American Language Vagaries Listed in New Supplement (Continued from Page 8) By LARRY SPERLING 'An old sailor never dies.' That's the motto of the Michi-I gan Sailing Club. Bu; in view of their recent exploits a better one; would be, 'Through rain, snow or ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1950 ALL TIED UP: Yuletide Neckties Are Found In Variety of Colors, Pat-terns Gift Shoppers Select_.Leather Luggage, Key Cases Rated High on List By LORRAINE BUTLER Leather, because of its useful- ness, smartness and worth, is of-' ten selected by Christmas shop- pers. Startling Colors Enliven Winter Shoe Parade Neutral Hues, Take Spotlight By MAD DAVIS Regardless of the cold north - winds, winte...…
… WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1950 THlE MICHIGAN DAILY' PAGE Festive Candles.. . Wax Figures, Scents Provide Atmosphere By PAT SMITH The soft glow of candlelight, sprigs of evergreen boughs placed around the base of candles, a twig of mistletoe appropriately hung, and low background music helps; to make up the Christmas holiday atmosphere. There are few times in the year when candlelight is more appro- priate. Christmas candles take all shapes a...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY of?'. M+ l L J ~ ll' +.ae 1. I a A is filled with the kind of Christmas gifts women can't resist and men can't go wrong on. Come in and let us help you get RIGHT on the holiday track.{ GIFT SUGGESTIONS $1.00 to $5.003 PEARLS CHEMISES HOSIERY Jewel boxes Half Slips Hosiery cases Eisenberg cosmetics Slips Anklets Mukluks Red Sleepers Handkerchiefs Plastic rain coats Flannel gowns FABRIC GLOVES Lollipops Flannel pajamas Mi...…
… WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1950 ; TIDE MICHIGAN DAILY WORKMAN PLAYS SANTA FOR 44 YEARS: 1 -11 Ann 2 Arbor Carpenter for , Children * * * « * *k * * * * * * * By BOB KEITH A thin, bespectacled, old Ann Arbor gentlemen .has been quietly struggling in his basement work- shop this week to put the finish- ing touches on thousands of Christmas toys. He is Al Warnhoff, an unpre- tentious 60-year-old carpenter whose toymaking hobby has car- rie...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1950 -; I'. a U) !Give electrical gifts this Christmas! The H. P. JOHNSON CO. have the largest stock. of the finest in electrical f appliances, clocks, and radios. Ask about our layaway plan. PJohnson Coranq d" Tr"flA T IL M W ir A Trre r, r- I Wm I n "..w:,C. W r , :-.11C*CC-" "w? 1^r ' F'!GL . .^:LK"ltLtC\i"" f.v1 +G +t iTC' MLLeinet e~taeY le r~' GERMANC IANCELLOR: Adenauer Leads Crusade Again...…
