…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN -DAILY WEDNESDAY, MAY 71 1952 PAGE SIX WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 1952 I I res Air T Aims fort- By ERIC VETTER Students, faculty members, alumni and townspeople will be out in force today manning buckets for the 32nd annual University Tag Day. 4 . A goal of $4,000 is expected to be raised in the drive which runs from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The money will be used.to provide a summer vaca- tion for underprivileged boys at the Univers...…
…'ddommomm- -6 C"i 4 r SirP 742 atly 1 , NEW 'U' CALENDAR See Page 4 C COLD, FAIR Latest Deadline in the State I VOL. LXII, No. 107 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1952 SIX PAG M c*h* * Addresses Private Meeting at Union * * * -Daily-Matty Kessler BANNED SPEAKER-Arthur McPhaul, executive secretary of the Civil Rights Congress' Michigan branch, speaks at a private Union dinner held last night under mysterious sponsors...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY YU AN History ofI Committee BansTold (Continued from Page 1) the Lecture Committee full power { to pass on speakers.' THE COMMITTEE'S first ac- tion following removal of the ban was to bar Communist James Zarichny, ousted MSC student, and Ernest Goodman, 1948 Pro- gressive condidate, trom speaking before the Young Progressives. Zarichny later spoke on the Diag to 100 students. An off-campus mob gather- ing surpassed only b...…
…CU 7, 1952 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY i i1 %A A, l li Al L li I BOTH EVENTS AWAY: M'4T hinclads, Gymnasts, B;m-iLg Ten Wres ters 0f 0 Enter Confei The forty-second annual West- ern Conference indoor track and field championships open at the University of Illinois Armory at Champaign tonight. This evening's trials in six events,, and semi-finals in two events will inaugurate activity in the two day affair. Illinois and Mi...…
…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1952 T. ....._;_. .. -. New 'U' Calendar r HE RECENT literary conference focussed campus attention on an problem, the University calendar. has old At this conference, perhaps one thing only was generally acknowledged; somne change should be made. Although this was never stated overtly by members of the student body attending the conference, all seemed to start from this fundamental premise. I ...…
….._THE MICHIGAN DAILY V Fred Netting Martial Decorations To Uphold Tradition Of Springtime Dance Fred Netting and his orchestra from Detroit will play for the an- nual Military Ball which will be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. tonight in the Union Ballroom. The dance which is attended by members of the campus ROTC units, reserve officers and mem- bers of the National Guard has been presented each spring se- mester by the military men since the fi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WE JUST TALK:' 'U' Rivaled by Hot Scholars By DONNA HENDLEMAN|| "We make it our business not know anything," the grey aired, distinguished-looking busi- ess man soberly explained. "And naturally, we settle noth- g," another apparent paragon intelligence asserted. THESE COMMENTS were not sued from some Congressman's fice. They were emitted right 4 ere in Ann Arbor by representa- ves of a group of University pro- ssors and to...…
…tv ' ';' C, 4' . r SiriWiga ~Iaii4 MILD WITH SHOWERS ALUMNI FOOTBALL See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State C.. r !QAA r IDt-i le Q rVOL. LXII. WNo.E63 ANN ARROR. MICHIGAN. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 7. 1951 six PAUXES . Y V'Ln Lf>al" 1\Vw VO c A 4 t'I +VYVFV" Na."v ati.a ca " a. aauai+a " awv vaw+ .+ i= ww = - I a Churchill Tells of Rearmament Lag' Answers Attack of Labor's Aneurin Bevan; Says Slow-down Inevitable LONDON-(IA)-Prime ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1951 PAGE TWO FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1951 Campus Calendar Events Today BUSINESS MACHINES --- The display of business machines and office equipment sponsored by the business administration school will be on exhibit from 1 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the Rackham Exhi- bition Halls. PSYCHOLOGY LECTURE - Prof. Heinz Werner, chairman of the psychology department of Clark University will deliver a lectur...…
…3 PAGE THREE T H E MICIHGAN D AiLY FRIDAY. DECEMBER 7. 1951 Wolverines Battle Montreal in Home Ice C opener SPEAKING OF SPORTS: 'M' Puck Squad Ragged Despite Score In Debut By JIM PARKER Associate Sports Editor All's well that ends well, or so they say anyway. And as far as Michigan's renewal of the annual "slaughter Michigan State in hockey" campaign (with headquarters in Ann Arbor) is concerned the ending certainly fits this saying ...…
…vi RAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1951 THE MICHGAN..AIL _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Alumni Football December I I' "Is There An X-Ray Specialist In The House?" ACCORDING TO A report by Roscoe E. Bennett, a sportswriter for the Grand Rapids Press, University alumni in the Grand Rapids area are hopping mad at their old alma mater. And the focus of all this wrath seems to be the athletic depart- ment, "from Fritz Crisle...…
…J. 1"?AGZ FIVES FIDrfAY DECEMBER 7, 1951 TlE MICIGAN DAILY rawaw > ar.... . . yam. a """ ' . .i. as rl .aravra.cv r:i a .c a.ua t i _ ._ I . ii yON THE HOUSEI By BEA JOHNSON Lck of snow doesn't seem to dampen holiday spirits as Christmask formals and parties continue to fill the social calendar this weekend.v * * * * S *s COUZENS HALL will begin festivities tonight with their annual b Christmas ball given by the senior class. Ken Nor...…
…GE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7 ,1951 GE SIX FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1951 Galens Yule Drive To Begin Today Buy a Tag ECLIPSE AIDS WORK: Scientists Measure Star L i Funds To Provide Fun, Training for 'Shut-ins' By HARRIET TEPPERMAN Christmas may be a once-a-year affair for most people, but not for the children confined to University Hospital, thanks to the pro- ceeds of the annual Galens Christmas Drive. Galens Tag Day, to be h...…
…Ai PLAN FOREIGN LANGUAGE See Page 4 Y ,Jttti D43a i4 < - Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LXII, No. 38 ANN ARBOR, MICIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1951 CLOUDY AND WINDY SIX PAGES s } 7* *7* * * * * * * * * * x x -Daily-Roger Reinke OLD MAN WINTERb PAINTS A TYPICAL ANN ARBOR WINTER SCENE --Daily -Roger Reinke POLAR BEAR CLUB MEMBERS CAVORT ON THE BANKS OF HURON RIVER Municipal Con tests Marked by Usets \ * , r 1. ...…
… PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1951 NEW WEAPONS TOO: Red's Beria Promises Russians More Food MOSCOW - (AP) - Lavrenty P. Beria, one of the top men in the politburo, promised the Russian people more food and clothing last night and said the Soviets were strengthening their defenses with "all types of modern weapons" only because of capitalist threats. Beria was the chosen speaker at the traditional Bolshoi Theater mee...…
…WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAIT PAGE THREI Tennessee First in APPoll for Third Straight Week TOM SHINES IN LINE:y Johnson Slee s4WPae fWe - By HERB COHEN In Michigan's third "battle of the blizzards" in the last two years Tom Johnson turned out to be the Wolverine player most praised by the men in the pressbox. Johnson played his usual flaw- less game on both offense and de- fense and especially attracted the eyes of the ...…
… PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,t WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1951 ________________________________________________________________________ U I w Foreign Language Plan STATE HIGH SCHOOLS are violently op- posed to the literary college proposal to extend its foreign language requirement to four semesters. This proposal is now before the Regents for approval. Under the new plan, students would be required to exhibit a proficiency in a for- eign...…
…WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1951 PAGE FIYK - I ______________________________________________________________________________________ Cole, Ellington, Vaughn To Perform|Panhel Dance I kA ..&:..i 'D: - - - a. 4v L ...'. ..ti 1i C1 To Be Given Members Use Union as Club inI mVusicld Diyyest . avow OT1 I lJ The "Biggest Show of 1951" starring Nat "King" Cole, Duke Ellington and Sarah Vaug...…
…PAGE St1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7. 1951 -- - - _.r __ . Generation Cover Selected * - - * The contest winning cover which Generation will flaunt on its win- ter issue was chosen as most in keeping with the magazine's tone, Don Hope, '52, managing editor announced yesterday. Designed by Alan Donahue, '52A, the entry was picked as winner by Generation's art staff, in accord- ance with their policy of attempt- ing to be tru...…
… IKE' S NEMESIS See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State Da111 PARTLY CLOUDY, COOL VOL. LXII No.12 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1951 EIGHT PAGES A, I; Allies Await -Major Battle Above Seoul Barrage Blasts Massing Reds * * * * * * a * * * * U.S. EIGHTH ARMY HEAD- QUARTERS, Korea -(P)- Signs of an impending pitched battle in Swestern Korea, more than 35 miles north of Seoul, were reported yes- terday by a U.S. First Ca...…
…k i PAGE TWO TH E MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1951 4 U COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Religion, Bomb, Library. Highlight Campus Scene DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN S By HARLAND BRITZ A dispute over campus religious activities, a bomb explosion and another controversy over library hours highlighted the campus scene this week. At the University of Minnesota, a court order to stop all religious activities on the Gopher campus was refused by a Minneap...…
…SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1951 THE MICHIGAN D AILY PAGE THREE _____________________________________ I Hot. Hunt Enthusiasts To Reform Mins tre s By MARILYN FLORIDIS "We're going to revive the min- strels of America," says James radley Gaughen, spry 71-year- old minstrel enthusiast. Gaughen and his would-be min- strel reformers-the Minstrel Men of America-are worried about the ,teady decline that minstrel shows have gone through since their golde...…
… SUNDAY, OCTOBER '4 1951 PAGE FOUR ' I THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1 DORIS FLEESON: Ike's Nemesis P ARIS - The total commitment of the United States in Europe makes contin- uity of U.S. Foreign Policy an absolute ne- cessity. Any threat to that continuity un- questionably will propel General Eisenhower into the presidential race. More fervently than Harry Truman, far more eloquently than Secretary Acheson, the military argue that U.S. self-int...…
…SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY !AG uv -5 Fortnight Heads Announced <,- League Presents Record Concerts Assembly Association has an- nounced the remaining three cen- tral committee members for Fort- night, which will be held Nove.n- ber 8. Heading the publicity commit- tee will be Jan Campbell and Doris Hawthorne. Co-decorations chair- men are Evelyn Malawista and Le- nore Orsolek. Other committee members, who were chosen la...…
… PAGxE IX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, QCTQBER fi, 195I PAGE SIX SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1951 Purdue.. .34 Northwestern 20 Illinois .. .14 Indiana .. Iowa . . . . 30 Army . . . . 14 Wisconsin . . 10 Pittsburgh.. 1 ; California . . 55 Princeton . . 24 Tennessee jNavy . . . 20jDuke.. . . . . 26 Georgia Tech. 13 6 Minniiesota . 149 0 1Kentuncky .. 7 . Spartans Edge Buckeyes in Final Minutes, 24-20 wa I BIG TEN ROUNDUP: Illini Edge Wi...…
…9 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1951 - T'HE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN Hearn Excels in Giant Trium1ph TIHE MORNING LINE By TED PAPES Daily Sports Editor STANFORD'S INDIANS were every bit as jubilant in their Stadium dressing room after the game yesterday as the Giants must have been at the Polo Grounds after whipping the Yankees. For even though no World Series melon was at stake, Coach Chuck Taylor's Redmen had become the first Pacific Coast footb...…
…4 1 I PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1951 The Arts Theater Club, after completing its first successful season; is now embarking upon a second year's program. It is past the trial stage; and has proven itself worthy of a permanent posi- To Open Second Season October 19 4 ti tion in Ann Arbor's theatrical life. Last year's shoestring beginning, club members pooled their for the city. It will mean a greater chance f...…
… j [1: 4 C ,tr43UU :43 t I# X00 0' 0 6 KOREAN CEASE-FIRE See Page 2 Latest Deadline in the State FAIR AND WARM VOL. LXI, No. 8-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JULY 7, 1951 FOUR PAGES ;-N" U.S. ToEnd Red Tariff Privileges Congress To Ban Fur Importations To U.S. from Soviet Union, China WASHINGTON-W)-The United States has served notice on Russia and four satellites it is canceling all American tariff concessions on goods they shi...…
…4 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, JULY 7, 1951 UI Korean Cease-Fire ALL peace-loving people of the world are looking forward anxiously to the cease- fire talks which the United Nations and the Chinese and North Korean Communists agreed to hold at Kaesong near the 38th parallel next week. Such anxiety signifies the fervent desire for peace. The greatest concern at the moment is what truce terms the Reds will bring up at the parley....…
… SATURDAY, JULY 7, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Bosox Drop Y BOston Victory Tightens American League Race By The Associated Pressg Boston's Red Sox zoomed into contention in the hot American League race yesterday as they knocked off the league leading New York Yankees, 6-2, to move within a game of first place in a night game at Boston. The extra base clouting of Dom DhMaggio and Clyde Vollmer en- abled the Bosox to throw the : leag...…
…SATURDAY, JULY 7, 1931 PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY CELERY-SELLING EVANUELIS T: Vegetarian Claims Meat Causes World Troubles * * ** * *4* * fi : By GAYLE GREENE Garr Osterhouse, a tall, hearty, bronzed man with long white hair and a straggly white beard, who left the Netherlands fifty years ago and now lives in Kalamazoo, is a celery seller who really puts his heart in his work. Osterhouse, whose deceptively youthful energy brings hi...…
… CITY EDITOR'S SCRATCH PAD See Page 4 wan DaitR CLOUDY, COLDER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LXI, No. 105 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, MARCH t, 1951 r SIX PAGES I * * Yanks Senate Fight Develops on Army Size *C Cross * * Han; t * + s * Vote Today on InductionCeiling WASHINGTON - (P) - Sena- tors;putron a bitter fight yester- day over proposals to clamp a ceiling of 3,500,000 to 4,000,000 on . the nation's armed manpowe...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7, 1951 GRADS CHUCKLE AT CHARGE: Rumor of Reds at Harvard Ridiculed l I By CAL SAMRA Two Harvard men, now at the University, chuckled skeptically yesterday after hearing a charge that the old Eastern school is "en- couraging and playing host to the Communist Party." The accrusation, recently invoked by the president of the Massachu- setts Bar Association, had also in- cluded a protest of a scheduled tal...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY OSU Tankmen Favored over 'in Big Ten Meet 'Davies, Elliot Lead Wolverine Natators; Spartans To Put up Strong Bid for Crown F. Walcott to Meet Charles for Title Tonight; Evers Ends Holdout, Signs for $38,000 By GEORGE FLINT Although there's been constant improvement in the Michigan camp'during the 1951 season, Matt Mann's swimming squad doesn't figure as a strong contender in this week's Western Conference championship...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY The City Editor's SCRATCH . ..-PAD By PAUL BRENTLINGER D EVELOPMENTS OF this semester's fra- ternity rushing period have clearly shown the absurdity of the IFC's rushing rules. Theoretically, all men interested in rushing were supposed to have registered with the IFC by Saturday, Feb. 17, the day before rushing officially began. This idea was emphasized in the Feb. 17 is- sue of The Daily which reported that "IFC rushing o...…
… MARCH 7, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ENE MARCH 7, 1951 PAGE FIVE . . Rifle Unit Practices Techniques A New Cosmetic Stays on Lips Chemist Undertakes Experiment as Lark An experiment "started as a lark" has developed into a million- dollar cosmetics business for Ha- zel Bishop, a quiet New York chemist. Using her kitchen as her labora- tory, Miss Bishop worked night after night for three long years to create something that everyone to...…
… SIx THE MICHIGAN DAILY " WEDNESDAY, MARCH7 , 1951 VA PROJECT DELAYED: Cold Winter Slows Hospital Completion, A cold winter, labor shortages,. and foundation difficulties will de- lay completion of the Veteran's Administration Hospital, being . built on Geddes Road, until some- time next winter, Dave Hedin, as- sistant superintendent of the Hos- pital's construction company, said yesterday. -Although the VA had originally set July, 1951, ...…
… CROSS CURRENTS See Page 4 Y G- 41t Lates~t De~adline in. the Stnp D3aitt t , / /' RAIN VOL. LXI, No. 62 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1950 SIX PAGES 'U' Discusses New President Campus Has Many Candidates; Issue Stirs Widespread Interest (EDITORS NOTE-This is the first of two interpretive articles dealing with possible successors to President Alexander G. Ruthven, who will retire at the end of the current year.) By JIM BRO...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1950'- ________________________________________ S S THRDY4EEME ,15 i Variety Show Will Audition faculty Acts. University faculty members will have their big chance at fame but not fortune this Saturday when tryduts for the all-campus variety show, Gulantics, begin. The annual review, sponsored by the League, the Union and the Men's Glee Club, is looking for professorial talent as well as stu- dent ...…
… TRUI DA, DEEMBER 7, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE AP Picks Wahl All-American M' Quintet Dropped * * * * By Rockets, 60-48 Three Other 'M' Gridders Rate Mention By BILL CONNOLLY Daily Sports Editor In recognizing officially the ar- rival of two-platoon football, the Associated Press named Michi- gan's football captain, Al Wahl, as one of 22 players selected for All-American honors for the 1930 season. For the first time since...…
…rTH~E MICHIGAN DAILY liv A Ay, i.E.BR7,1~ ,. ..... .,: ,.w.:. I Mao & The Kremlin. CROSS CURRENTS S WORLD WAR III becomes a real pos- sibility, feeble voices from all parts of the world begin to cry, "peace." The tragedy is that the little voices can do almost nothing to stop ever in- creasing militaristic action because "peace" has lost its meaning. We have very little experience on which to base the concept of peace. Certainly the last ...…
… WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FM:E Club Cabaret Sh owsVaried FacultyTalent In a true festive spirit, complete with red and white checked table cloths, candles, and even cigarette venders, the Faculty Women's Club staged their "Cabaret" last night in the ballroom of the Un- ion. Prof. A. D. .Moore was the mas- ter of ceremonies for the eve- ning's entertainment. A true barber shop quartet was led by Prof. Herbert Wagne...…
…PAG ESIX NEW -STYLES FIRST AT WILD'S 16 - - Wild's Santa offers -- THURSDAY'S THOUGHTS -- Loungewear You won't have to think long before realizing that Wild's offers the finest in tailored robes, pajamas, and slippers. We offer comfort and style for any man's leisure hours. Viyella tartan robe, imparted flannel ....................$25.00 Fine ,broadcloth pajamas - $3.95 - $4.95 The new loungewear idea, a colorful block plaid shirt with blendin...…
… 0 '50 NATIONAL ELECTION DAY PREDILECTIONS See Page 4 4fIt 4:D tI 0 Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LXI, 4No. 37 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1950 FAIR EIGHT PAGES Reds Ease Pressure on UN Forces Big Push Fails To Materialize SEOUL, Korea--()-Red troops in northwest Korea eased their pressure today and the U.S. First Corps reported limited withdraw- als by forces facing the American 24th Division. But there was no indic...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1950 -- Army Squeezes By Ohio State In Associated Press Grid Poll * * * * * * * * DROPPED ON THIS ONE ... The Buckeyes were not stopped "cold" like this often last Saturday when they beat Northwestern 32-0 to move up in the AP national grid rankings from fourth place to second. In the above picture, Ohio State's Walt Klevay is really "up in the air" as he is tackled by Jack Springer of Northwe...…
… TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE __ I SON THE SPOT By BILL CON NOLLY Daily Sports Editor T WAS MIGHTY EASY to sit in front of a warm fire late Saturday night, finish that second cup of coffee and then lean back to rehash the four-act tragedy that took place that afternoon on the field enclosed by the Michigan Stadium. But we can't help but feel, these two days later, that some of the criticism that grew out of that con...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, NOVEM3BER 7,,1950 U 1950 National Election Day Predilections SOME :'42,000,000 voters are expected to go to the polls today in a bi-election which has suddenly been shoved into the back- ground by the official entry of the Chinese Communists into the Korean War. And yet this critical situation may seriously affect the outcome of the election and alter the complexion of our government for the next two years....…
… TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7,1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PARIS SETS PACE:- Multi-Hued, Vari-Priced Furs Featured on Fashion Parade Present Wyvern Honor Society Formerly Aided New Students Fabulous furs, colored furs, ex- pensive furs-furs are appearing everywhere on the fashion scene this season. From Paris, of course, come the most exotic creations. Pierre Bal- main has created a three-quarter black Alaska sealskin with a ep-) ping hemline and thre...…
…THE MICHIGAN ]DATLY I TUESDAY, NOVEMBER1, 1950 ,I SCHOOL KIDS' FRIEND: Baldwin Handles Tots, Traffic, Troubles Martin E. Baldwin is the only man in Ann Arbor who knows most of the names of the Angell school children. "I rarely slip up," Baldwin said, "except when the two sets of twins in the school come along. After a good many years on the job, I still can't tell them apart."..: * * *.. :. THE WHITE-HAIRED traffic = manager, sporting a ...…
… , 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Phoenix Group Will Confer Tomorrow A general organizational meet- ing for all student Phoenix Pro- ject workers will be he held at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow in the Rackham Lecture Hall. The hur long program will fea- ture tals by President Ruthven, who is honorary chairman of the national fund-raising campaign, and Prof. William Haber of the economics department, who is chairman of the faculty drive. LaVerne Schmitkons...…
