…iY e St i~t au& Dalig MORNING HEADLINES WHRV MIDNIGHT CLOD DY, CONTINVED COLDI Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LXII, No. 37 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1951 SIX PAGES U .S. Plan Reported for Disarming Would Include A-Bomib Count PARIS--(P)--The United States was reported ready last night to submit to a count of its atomic bombs and other weapons as part of an international disarmament plan if all other countries wi...…
… TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1951 PAE TWOl THE MICHIGAN DAILY i L -AD COLLEE ]OUNI)UP: y College B ans Progressive to summer employment or permanent Tuesday, Nov. 6-5-6 Betsy Barbour employment if the student is not re- with Helen Newberry at 420 S. State, Pi turning to school. Application forms, Beta Phi, 836 Tappan; 6:30-7:15 Alpha which are available at the Bureau of Chi Omega, 1004 Olivia, Kappa Kappa Appointments. 3528 Administration Gamm...…
…TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1951 'fHE ICIHIGAN 1DAILY PAGE THREE PAGE THREE ' Y . t i! MTHE MORNING LINE By TED PAPES Daily Sports Editor SATURDAY'S MICHIGAN-ILLINOIS struggle seemed like a natural for some bizarre football antics, but curiously enough the game that should have been decided by some playing 'break' came off with- out even a normal number of boneyard mistakes. Actually, the tide turned in favor of the Fighting Illini as a result...…
… PAGE FOURL THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, f951 - The Legion of Decency N A RECENT letter to the editor Marc La- framboise defends the right of the Legion of Decency to condemn movies that "do little else than appeal to the baser emo- tions." He is certainly justified. But Mr. Laframboise and the Legion of Decency fail to distinguish between art and pornography. Art is an "imitation of life"; poronography is obscenity meant only...…
…TUESDAY, NOVEMBER, 61 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1951 PAGE FIVE ELIZABETHAN THEATRE: Arts Club Stage To Set for 'Knight' Hero 'Helsbeth' Returned After Stockwell Appeal By DONNA HENDLEMAN A n n Arbor's theatre-in-the- round will be squared off Friday for a three week period when the Arts Theatre Club presents the Beaumont and Fletcher comedy, "The Knight of the Burning Pes- tle." In keeping with the tradition...…
… r 'a. PAGE SMN THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1951 SPORTRAIT of the Younger Generation But God (whoever or whatever they understand by -W hy haven't we heard from today's youth? that word) has once more become a factor in the younger generation's thoughts. The old argument of TN TIME, this week, appears "The Younger independent business, but most want a good job religion v. science is subsiding; a system which does IGeneratiop...…
…3.. EDITOePR'S NOTE See Page 2 tC t ait r, ' k Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LXII, No. 11 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1951 CLOUDY AND COOLER SIR PAGES r I 4 i .j ' House Votes Record Sum For Defense Military To Get 37 Billions More WASHINGTON - (P) - The largest peace-time military appro- priation bill in history was ap- proved by the House yesterday, making $94,000,000,000 available for preparedness this year...…
… PAGE TWO T H E MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1951 I r_ By CHUCK ELLIOTT T USUALLY takes a particular case to bring a poor policy into the open. And when particular cases are involved, fair ex- amination of the lame policy rapidly de- generates into personal, confused crimina- tion and recrimination. The case of Ted Topor and the eligibility requirements is no exception. When the athletic eligibility committee decided last week to l...…
…SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1951 T HE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE r. Lop at Turns BacA Michigan Eleven Aims for First '51 Win;' ' Favored Over UTnbea ten Stanford Indians Giants, 3-1, Sophs Starr as M' J-V's W~hip Marquette, 2 6-21 To Square Series 4' Lefty BestsLarry Jansen; Rasehi Faces Hearn Today * * * (Continued from Page 1) But the principle running threat is Hugasian at right half, y who, along with fullback Bob Meyers, have given St...…
…4 PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1951 VA DELAYS PAY: Vets May Have To Wait For Subsistence Checks 'U' Foreign Enrollment Hits New High this Fall EIUDE By JERRY HELMAN Veterans on campus will prob- ably not receive their subsistence checks until Dec. 1 this semester, according to an announcement by the Detroit regional office of the Veterans Administration. The VA said much of the delay Speaker Set For Hatcher's Ina...…
…C I 4c PERENNIAL NEMESIS See Page 4 £ir ujan ity .4 ~0 # 0 0 '90 0 e Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LXI, No. 7-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1951 FAIR SIX PAGES War Heroes R Decorated By President Red Conviction Of Oatis Decried WASHINGTON-(A')-President Truman decorated four American Army infantrymen with the Medal of Honor yesterday in a solemn ceremony in the White House rose garden. He told the Korean War heroes they are...…
…TWO THE MICIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JULY 6,1 1 WASHINGTON COMMUTER: Flying Professor Leads Dual Life By HADLEY OSBORN Prof. F. W. Neal, '37, has given X commuting a new twist, as he travels from Washington, D.C. to f Ann Arbor by plane every week.4 Teaching in the political science department this summer, Prof. t ..~ Neal is also assistant to Harvard s President James Conant on the Committee on Present Danger which meets in the nation's capi- ;...…
…FIDAY, JULY 6, 1051 TIME MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Tigers De eat Ch icago Rehind H tchinson, 8-0 NBA Listing Rates Louis Next to Ez Robinson Has No Challenger at 165 WASHINGTON-(M)-Joe Louis, old and tired though he may be, still is rated as the only logical contender for Ezzard Charles' heavyweight tole. The National Boxing Associa- tion released its quarterly ratings yesterday and they show the standouts among the heavyweights are few...…
…FOUR _______________ ___i__ts__________ti____________________ Perennial Nemesis Views on the Iranian Crisis The Sound of Drums C,.., ~ObMAY, when your schedule is rigidly packed for the first time in months with no room for a single interruption; some place, where you have finally discovered a nook completely inacessible to all mortals- you will be confronted by the perennial nemesis known as the newspaperman. If you haven't met him befo...…
…MPM FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY . ., .. . . Plenty of Recreation Available To Amuse Summer Students League, Nearby Parks, Beaches Provide Varied Entertainment To Fill Leisure Time In the Good 01' Summertime Contrary to popular opinion, summer school is not a continuous circle of textbooks, air-condition- ed movies and solitaire. With a little ingenuity and in- quiry, plenty of entertainment and recreation can be found to take...…
…t PAGE SIX THE MICMIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1951 MUSIC SCHOOL ADDITION: Violist Courte To Join Stanley Quartet i -I r, iL N.F E N T 99.0.- A new addition to the School of Music faculty, Robert Courte, vio- list, will add his talents to the Stanley Quartet, replacing Paul Doktor who has resigned. Courte brings with him old- world culture, having been born in Holland and educated at the Con- servatory of Brussels. In his work at t...…
…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- ...…
…Y It'A61 :43a*1l EDITOR'S NOTE See Page 4 CLOUDY, RAIN Latest Deadline in the State CLOUDY, RAIN VOL. LXI, No. 131 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1951 SIX PAG u~tOrer .1 T a Death Sentence or * tomic * Spie * * * * * * * Receives Verdict A I, NEW YORK-(A)-A wartime husband and wife atom spy team was sentenced to death yesterday-the first Americans in the nation's history so doomed for such treachery. They ar...…
… x. THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 191 Ancient Rite Entices Girl To See. 'Dream Vision' The lure of a good, home-cooked Alto, Calif., left home a few days al proved too much for a young ago to spend a hungry four days i who had set out for the moun- in the Coast Range Mountains. ns to fast in hopes of producing According to Indian lore, this ancient Indian "dream-vision." dream-vision appears to maidens A brilliant honor student, 14-...…
…6, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ontrealBlasts Red Wings, -2, Leads Cu Series Two 'M' Squads Embark Por Annual Dixie Invasion 4> Golf The University of Michigan golf team will open the 1951 season against three of the Country's top college squads on its annual in- vasion of the South. Wake Forest, led by Arnold Pal- mer, Pennsylvania amateur king, will test the Wolverines on April 9th. The 10th and 11th are slated for pratcice sessions over P...…
…--4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY_ FRIDAY, APRJL 8, 1951 U iit' rndote I Union Co-ed Policy By JIM BROWN 'HE MICTIGAN State Senate yesterday passed a resolution condemning the new- adopted policy for defering college stu- nts. The Senate's action undoubtedly emmed from a belief that the new policy il promote "class discrimination" and will .ove to be a great injustice to men who are cable or unwilling to attend a college or liversity. Such actio...…
…FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DATTY J PAGE' T.TiW MTCT11 -TT11 ANi1 fLATT1L1 at .a.. ,~a aa . -' . t -J FOR SUMMER MONTHS: Travel Service Offers Tours * * * * With only 53 days remaining in the semester, the League Travel Service is set to arrange Euro- pean student tours for the sum- mer vacation period. A. two-and-a-half month tour of Europe will cost $1,493 by ship. By air the price is $1,845. The tour, planned for Univer- sit...…
…;tc ,- K ., . , Rnnu . ..t sa RIDAY, APRIL 9, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY UUDENTS RIVAL REMBRANDT: DirtyWindows Lure Amateur Artists By DAVIS CRIPPEN budgetary problem of the Uni- ity has given artistically sup sed business administration [ents an unexpected chance to ress themselves.f enerally regarded by the rest he campus as interested only earning how to make the most Zey in the least amount of e, a large number of the bus-} s students ha...…
… S-r a FOOTBALL POLLS 'See page 4 F r .v si O 6 O J 'Mies WINDY, WARMER Latest Deadline in the State VO. LXI, No. 104 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1951 SIX PAGES I Large Red Force Moving to Front MacArthur Suggests Possibility Of New Enemy Counter-Attack TOKYO-(1P)-General MacArthur said today the Chinese Red Third Field Army is moving "a large force of several corps" down the mountainous middle of Korea for a possible ...…
… ~w1 I TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1951 Fraternities Announce 375 Spring Semester Pledgees (Continued from Page 1) '53E; Richard T. Good, '56A, Henry Lang, Jr., '55; Marck C. McQuig- gan, '54; Laurence A. Price, '53; Albert N. Scaccia, '54; Paul K. Trojan, '53, and Peter Vestevich, '53. PHI DELTA THETA: John T. Buck, '53; George Dutter, '54; John Fortenberry, '54; Karl Klipfel, '54E; Robert L. Kunz, '54E; Dean H. Leith, Jr.,...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY "AG owa Drops Calsbeek Leads Hawkeyes To Decisive 65-55 Victory Lagers;llinois mains * * * # # * * * * By TED PAPES One of the worst seasons in Michigan basketball history came to a close in the Field House last night when Iowa submerged the Wolverines with a 65-55 decision. A slim gathering of 1200 fans saw the home team absorb its eleventh loss in 14 Big Ten con- tests, forcing a last place tie with Ohio State. IT W...…
…THE MCHIGAN, DAILY M obiliation Football Polls Laxity THE EMERGENCY mobilization program, vital for preserving our security and containing communism is being neglected in favor of a return to "normalcy." Where- ever we look there are new evidences of a general sliding back into the comfortable quietus of the old homestead. Even the "business as usual" sign is getting a new coat of paint. For example, prices, despite the theor- etical freeze...…
…MMMMENT THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE I'V' Military Units Will Present Annual Dance Riflemen To Perform; Achievement Medals To Be Awarded Michigan militar will march forth from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Fri- day in the Union Ballroom when it holds its annual formal dance. The event was begun back in 1918 by the ROTC and NROTC units, but it was discontinued dur- ing the war. A * * * IT WAS REVIVED again after the war, and is now an annual dance sponsored ...…
… PAGE THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1951 i Noted Lecturer Brown Will Speak Tomorrow John Mason Brown, critic, au- participating in the Sicilian and thor and lecturer who will speak Normandy invasions. at 8:30 p.m. tomorrow in Hill Out of his war experiences Auditorium, is another one of the came two books "To All Hands" many people whose lives were and "Many a Watchful Night." radically changed by the war. When he got out of the serv...…
… 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...…
