… DIFFICULTIES IN KOREA See Page 2, Y Latest Deadline in the State iai 4 m~ 0 o 0 ° -s FAIR VOL. LX, No. 9-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1950 FOUR PAGES President Seeks More Atom Funds Asks Increase of $260,000,000 WASHINGTON--(AP)- President Truman called on Congress yes- terday to provide $260,000,000 to speed the atomic defense program and further the work of develop- ing the awesome hydrogen bomb. * The money is needed fo...…
…PAGE TWO THt 1VIIMil-AN TfAmY , Sri TTTRnA V. lrTTI'.V it 16th THE rMTCHWwaaa riN Li1AT QTTD1v ..70 A. VW~T dX1I A C T C U'1j T7W~'qA ataiu utsz dULx 5, 1Z)5V t T.1 IUMYA L. NI J Difficulties in Korea ,' "White Is Black. Black Is White. Night Is Day--" C IINIEMA WASHINGTON-Early reverses in the Ko- rean war, though they might have been expected from the sudden blitzkrieg inva- sign by North Korean Communists have, nevertheless, com...…
… SATURDAY, JULpY 8; MV"" THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Bengals Still 3 1-2 on Top as Gray Humbles Indians ALL STAR SQUABBLE: Chandler Orders Shotton To Start Sauer CINCINNATI - ( )-- Commis- sioner A. B. Chandler ruled yes- terday that the National League must have Hank Sauer's big home run bat in the starting lineup in the All-Star Baseball Game next Tuesday., Sauer, the Chicago Cubs' hard- hitting outfielder, was voted a starting sl...…
…THE MICHIGAN DATLY AATIIDA".jil? ie , ose _ . ___v __. z raiaa;} V VL# Q lil c3V {; " r {rf "'.T .. i; j} . L"" ;.p .};. " A"."' f 1{:" h . [ERFIELD MOTHERS SCORN ABSTRACT ART: Visitors Favor Realism at Rackham Exhibit *: * * * * * * * * By NANCY BYLAN A trail of cocked heads, out- stretched forefingers and much whispered comment has been pass- ing through the Rackham galler- ies this month. These things belong to and ema- nate f...…
… SPIES IN GOVERNMENT See Page 4 Lw l P~Adl t r 7,,y Q '.0D 7 / Latest Deadline in the State RAIN, COLDER . ; VOL. LX, No. 105 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 1950 SIX PAGES EL - oplon, Gubithev Found Guilty of Spying Lewis Asks Merger of Union Funds Wants Measure To Fight Industry WASHINGTON-(A)-John L. Lewis today proposed a financial alliance of labor unions to help each other in fights with industry. He sugges...…
… SPIES IN GOVERNMENT See Page 4 C, - '. I r WI tC~ A& AML A-- Batt IC RAIN, COLDER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LX, No. 105 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 1950 SIX PAGES Coplon, Gubitchev Found Guilty of Spying Lewis Asks Merger of Union Funds Wants Measure To Fight Industry WASHINGTON-(P)-JOhn L. Lewis today proposed a financial alliance of labor unions to help each other in fights with industry., He suggested th...…
…I. T fHE~M~~lIX ?v 8, 1950, Work-Travel Bureau Offers Chances For Students To Earn Overseas Trips 'Lace It Up Casts Bevy Of Chorines Union Opera officials have chosen 34 men for roles in the singing and dancing choruses of "Lace It Up," the 1950 version of the traditional all-male musical comedy., The Opera's dancing chorus in- cludes the following bevy of grace- ful chorus "girls": Jim Ensign, Blair Filler, Richard Forsythe, George Hawth...…
…r Tii[ M IIHIGAN DILY IY TY VMDNE;SDAY,, MARCH 8, 1950 _ ... . I I 1 s O PROMOTE PEACE: Work-Travel Bureau Offers Chances. For Students To Earn Overseas Trips *J * *Y~ * * By PETER ROTTEN How to beat the heat this sum- mer? .It's easy - travel, work, earn and learn abroad and at home - that's the c:y of the "incorporat- ed" work project-travel bureau now going full-blast in Lane Hall to give students the word on every- thing from workin...…
… ARCH 8, 1950 T---E- MICIGAN DAILY AP Names All-Big Ten Cagers Depth Accounts for Thinclads' Ris Smith's Defensive Play Vital to Icers' Success Michigan's Suprunowicz Given Honorable Mention By JIM PARKER Michigan Tech's Ted Olson was leading a two-man rush across the blue line towards the Michigan goal. In the Wolverine nets goal ten- der Jack Maclnnes tensed to make the stop-but it wasn't necessary. Michigan's stalwart defenseman, ...…
…WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8; 1950 THE MICHIGANi)AILY- AAP Names All-Big Ten Smith's Defensive Play Vital to Icers' Success' Michigan's Suprunowicz Given Honorable Mention By JIM PARKER Michigan Tech's Ted Olson was leading a two-man rush across the blue line towards the Michigan1 goal. r In the Wolverine nets goal ten-1 der Jack Maclnnes tensed to make the stop-but it wasn't necessary.f Michigan's stalwart defenseman, 23 year old Ross Smith, h...…
…l. t THE ,MICHIGAN IILY" - WEDNESDAY, Mb'4RCH$8, 165a .. _ , . , .,. ;. tu . THOMAS L. STOKES Spiesin Government WASHINGTON-The Communist-spies-in- government issue is sprouting again in the dank swamps of politics-as sure a sign of an election season as the crocus is of spring, though it is unjust to the timid flower to mention it in the same breath with the weed. Some Republicans and some disaffected Democrats have exploited it now for...…
…rTHE MICnGAN DATTY WE~DNESDAY,. MARCH f8. 1950 I. , w _ v avvv f' [AS L. STOKES: R i .. Spies in Government WASHINGTON-The Communist-spies-in- government issue is sprouting again in the dank swamps of politics-as sure a sign of an election season as the crocus is of spring, though it is unjust to the timid flower to mention it in the same breath with the weed. Some Republicans and some disaffected Democrats have exploited it now for ...…
… THE MI1-HIGAN'A ILY , a 4 M _ _... . Plans Completed For AFCW Meet WAA Will Greet State AFCW Members; National Conventi Coed members of WAA will play hostess Saturday to approximately 100 representatives of the Athletic Federation of College Women from the state of Michigan. AFCW is a national organization which fosters the exchange of ideas between Women's Athletic Associations and Women's Recre- ation Associations throughout the count...…
… MARCH' 8, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Plans Completed For RFCW Meet WAA Will Greet State AFCW Members; National Convention Plans To Be Made Coed members of WAA will play hostess Saturday to approximately 100 representatives of the Athletic Federation of College Women from the state of Michigan. AFCW is a national organization which fosters the exchange of ideas between Women's Athletic Associations and Women's Recre- ation Associations through...…
…A TnrlE M TII N 1i7T T WEDNESDAY, MARCHT 9, 1950 i f and a legion of strong men stu- dents to help with booth con- struction, ticket-taking, parade and decoration work. "The stronger, the better," Miss Olivier said, recalling the crowd of 18,000 which milled through Yost Field House in 1948, when the carnival was last held. "Most of the work will be done before the carnival," Peterson said. "But we'll have to organize the work during the ...…
…_TT MITGN iiXTLY_ Band To Play Under Baton Of Top Men An impressive parade of 28 top band directors will wield their ba- tons at two Symphonic Band con- certs at 8 p.m. Friday and Satur- day at Hill. Auditorium. The concerts highlight a four- day program of the American Bandmasters Association conven- tion which begins here tomorrow. Percy Grainger, noted pianist and composer and Dr. Edwin Franko Goldman, known to mil- lions as the director o...…
…COLLUSION See Page 4' :Y Latest Deadline in the State :4ati4 L A CLEAR, COLD k i -.._,, , VOL LV No. 75 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 8, 1950 PRICE FIVE CENTS ,UAW Man Quizzed On Bomb Plot .;Denies Attempts To Kill R euthers DETROIT - (P) - Detectives questioned a $58-a-week employe of the CIO United Auto Workers yesterday about a campaign of violence against the union over the past two years. William K. Thomas, 58 years o...…
…SUNDAY, JANUARY 8, 1950 TWO TiE MICHiaTAN DAILY ____________________________ U I I GU' Concert To Be Given Next Sunday Choir and Banel Will Participate The University Concert Band will give its first concert of the year at 4:15 p.m. next Sunday in Hill Auditorium. Prof. William D. Revelli, of the music school, will conduct. * * * PARTICIPATING in the pro- gram with the Band, will be the University Choir of 240 mixed voices under the dire...…
…SUNDAY, JANUARY 8, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE REPORT ON OCCUPATION: East Meets West in Post War Japan aN* * * * *- * By HERB ROVNER Toshiko Kabashima, a Japanese student currently studying here, has proved that the East and West Scan meet. A graduate student in sociology, Miss Kabashima believes that since the end of the war, the East, and r particularly Japan, has come to ; know the western world through the occupation troops.. "...…
… TIM MIChIGANAWILY SUTNDAY,.3ANtA !$-19 4- '1 4 I i __________________________ I Collusion -. "Think Of Anything Yet?" ON THE ,.. 4 * .y'q NOW COMES definite proof that there is some sort of collusion between the mili- tary leaders of the Communist East and the United States. Since 1945 I've been regaled in the American press with articles about the', tactics of beautiful agents of the Com- munist Party, ever ready to ply me wit...…
…'su iIiAY'JANU3A2,r 8, 190~ TIE MICHIGAN DAILY 4 ... .. _ _. . t Panhel Derby To Be Held Tomorrow. At 7:30 p.m. tomorrow sorority women will head for the race- tracks to attend the annual Re- ebgnition Night, this year known as the "Panhel Derby." Racetracks will be located in the Rackham Amphitheater, but how the actual races are being conduct- ed is being kept strictly secret by the committee. * * * DEAN SMITH will award the scholarship...…
…I .1' PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUARY 8, 1950 SUNDAY. JANUARY 8, 1950 Icemen Edge onreal, -3; atmen Scol oe Upset 14 O' Wolverine Triumph Gains Split in Two-Game Series Smith, Celley, Burford, Heathcott, Tally Goals in Registering Seventh 4 Brumm Victory 4: By BOB VOKAC The Wolverine hockey club jumped back into the win column by slapping down Montreal's Cara- bins, 5-3, at the Coliseum last night. After dropping the...…
…T SUNDAY, JANUARY 8, 1950 THE MCHTEGAN DAILY: W~AGE SEVEN4 .. , :::::. r c I Imoh IF6 r I Irk, r 'I'j J 0 I. *. EAST AND® WEST M E ET- Esther Williams, mo- M O N T Y S M I L E S -- tion picture star, admires a hair ornament worn by Kinuyo Field Marshal Viscount Mont- Tanaka, first lady of the Japanese screen, during a luncheon to gomery sn.iles at newsmen the Oriental actress in Hollywood on a tour of United States. aboard l...…
…T STJNnAF, JANUARY 9, 1950 r THE IICHIGAN DAILY TIlE MIChIGAN DAILY U SUNDAY, JANUAP~Y R, 19i~O I I ROYAL GAME INVADES CAMPUS: Chess Club Imitates Modern War with 'Kriegspiel' * * * * *. * By EVA SIMON{ Lovers of the Republic beware!I "The royal game" has invaded the campus, brought by 65 students tensely maneuvering kings, queens, knights, bishops, rooks and pawns over multi-checkered boards. The chess club, founded last No- vember ...…
