… x t GOP VICTORY See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State :43att'u SNOW, COLDER VOL LXI, No. 39 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1950 SIX PAGES u * * * * * * * * * Chinese Reds Summoned Before UNV 0. I U. S. Planes Bomb Base On Border Chinese Reds Hit In North Korea SEOUL -(P)- U.S. Superforts smashed the Chinese Communists' main border base in northwest Ko- rea yesterday with a massive at- tack of fire and demoli...…
…J THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1950 Band Alumni Reunion Set For Nov. 17 The Michigan Band Alumni Organization will hold its first meeting and reunion Nov. 17 and 18, Prof. William D. Revelli, con- ductor of the University Band, has announced. "This is the first time in the history of the University bands that such an organization has been attempted," Revelli said. The organization will be dedi- cated to promoting the cause and ...…
… THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, l THE MICHIGAN DATLY PAGE THREE WHO, WHERE, WHEN: 'M' Must Double Up In Backfield 4N* Sawyer Named T4 By JIM PARKER There are usually two ways of looking at what a football coach sar's. If the gridiron mentor comes up with the statement that he doesn't know who will be playing where in the backfield in Satur- day's game, you can figure that+ things are pretty good, or just the opposite. IN TH FORMER case it mig...…
…i pAGE F~OUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1950 UU f r GOP Victory PLEAS OF SANITY in the form of Re- publican votes have bombarded Demo- crats across the nation. The Grand Old Party has cut the heart out of the New Deal majority and leadership in Congress., Voters have given a majority of governors' seats to Republicans. Big-city residents, tired of being taken for granted by corrupt Democratic machineshave chosen Republ- c...…
…t -J ', NOVEMW#ER 9, 1950 O THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE __________________________________________________________________________ I I CALLING ALL SENIORS: Class Officers Urge Students To Petition for Senior Board V i w Senior class petitions for the chairmanship of six standingrcom- mittees in the literary college may be obtained from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m., * Nov. 9 through 14, in the general Administration Building. Last year's board con...…
…,SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1950 I I NO MONASTERY MONOT ANY: 'U' Student Spends Year as Trappist 7 , * 4 .-... - - .. . - -. . By MARY LETSIS "A Trappist monastery isn't the grim place many people think;" Rank Melton, '52NR, said as he reminisced about the year he spent as a Trappist monk. "Sometimes it was a little like a western movie," he grinned. "Especially , when we'd bounce along in an old manure wagon be- hin...…
… LOBBYISTS- I See Page 4 Y Latest Deadline in the State aii4 PARTLY CLOUD? VOL. LX, No. 31-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9, 1950 SIX PAGES s - TV U.S. Claims Russia Stalls UN Majority Soviet Malik May Face Suspension LAKE SUCCESS -(P)- The United States last night accused e the Soviet Union of obstructing the majority's will on the Korean question, and said the Security Council will be stalled all this month - until Jakob ...…
…Pi vc vV . ..r.. RadioGroup T5oPresent Day On Air The regular routine of a radio station will be open to the public view tomorrow in the Angell Hall studios of the radio-speech de- partment. "Operation 4006," will encom- pass a full day's radio programs in four and a half hours of steady broadcasting. The simulated clos- ed-circuit broadcasting will be held from 3 to 5:30 p.m. and from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. and will be open to the public. THE "O...…
…E = 2 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TIMEE .., PAGE THREE F1 o ~For Wa o o g Tigers Flub, 9-6 * * * * * * The Last Time And Only a Buck Robinson Donates Purse In Final welter Defense JERSEY CITY-(/P)-Ray Rob- t 1naon risks his welterweight title for the last time tonight (9 p.m. EST) in Roosevelt stadium against Charlie Fusari in a Damon Run- yon Canfer Fund show. I "Win, lose or draw, this is my last welte...…
…r -iL.:l t 1 _ ..a1. - ..k. .. 1 -.~j.,'. 11t.1 . ) m -+'L.., . : J7 ' T 1950 _. _- -. _ . _ ._r , _s _ _ -. -__ _ -- _- - - -- - s a ~ . k % . THOMAS L. STOKES: Lobbyists--Il WASHINGTON-This is more of the story of one of the organizations surveyed by the House Select Committee to Investigate Lobbying Activities-the so-called Founda- tion of Economic Education-of the sort fi- nanced by big corporate interests that dis- tribute pamphlets a...…
…For the OPERATORS O0tP4 Ji --" -- - _ Gala Dance Planned Saturday Korean Styles ProVe Unusual Although khaki and battle-hel- mets seem to be the vogue in Ko- rea currently, the traditional dress of the natives varies radi- cally from these familiar uniforms. The absence of buttons and but- ton-holes in Korean dress is one outstanding difference from Am- erican attire. Ribbons are used for belts and fastenings. POCKETS ARE also missing. Th...…
…I' THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9, 1950 Pens Another Brown Cites Problems In Insurance Sustaining incentives and pro- viding for mobility of the labor force are two of the biggest prob- lems facing our social insurance system, Dean J. Douglas Brown of Princeton University told the final session of the summer lecture ser- ies on "The Quest for Social Se- curity." Social insurance is intended to sustain incentive as an extension of ...…
… AMERICAN LOSS IN CHINA See Page 4 Y Latest Deadline in the State 40P :43att]y k4iY t o,'/ 0 C] FAIR AND SEASONABLY WARM VOL. LX, No. 9-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JULY 9, 1950 SIX PA . . battalion Behind orth Korean Line' * 4 * * Gov. Williams scaes Convicts 'Plo : Riot Nipped As Hostage Plan Foiled Guards Injured; Governor Unhurt MARQUETTE - (P) - Three hardened inmates of Marquette State Prison were foiled late yes...…
…It THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JULY 9, 1950 Tiger Rally Wil as as Yank Sp reIs Sp~ringf.ield 'lisfie * * * * * * 1 1 Majors To Fare Well In Draft, but Minors . ANOTHER FIESTA FOR 'JUNIORS?' . 0 AL Seeks All-Star Win No. 13 ",at Cli NEW YORK-(P)-How will the military draft affect baseball? Nobody knows for sure but the black headlines were the subject of discussion in most major lea- gue dugouts. APPROXIMATELY 25 per cent o...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY ATE, CARNIVAL, REVIVAL MEETING: Dayton Still Rec alls 'Monkey Trial' DAYTON, Tenn.-]P)--In 1925, snake was found in Ireland; Ger- t de Ederle broke a record swim- g down New York Bay; Presi- nt Coolidge ordered rum-run- s driven out of sight of his mner cottage. And a couple Wsmarried 3,000 feet over De- tWit while a minister shouted the eremony through a megaphone ftomn another plane. * * * IT ALSO WAS the year that Ahn ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY American Loss in China ON THE ISLAND of Formosa, forty miles from the coast of China, the Nationalist government of Chiang Kai-Shek is making a final effort to save face by a last-ditch stand. This government once ruled all of China, from the Russian border of Man- rhuria to Tibet and Burma. This entire area has now fallen into the hands of the Communists, a loss to the forces of our half of the world of the greatest impo...…
…StT"'Y, JULY 9, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY NO MEN ALLOWED: Comfort, Large Book Stock Are Offered at League Library Betrothed Do you like, to study with your shoes off? On the third floor of the Wom- en's League is a place made to order for such things-the League Library. THE ATMOSPHERE is quiet and informal. Men are not al- lowed in the Library. A homelike atmosphere is cre- ated with an old fashioned fire- Dances S lated Each Weekend Shall ...…
…TIIE MICTITGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JULY 9, 1950 __________________________________________________________________ wspapers srepresent lia- Sekhar J No More 'Banditising' AT 'U' HOSPITAL: ..:.:.._..._ New Plastic Film Used To Save Woman's Life Raps Emphasis on 'Religious Excesses' By CAL SAMRA India is constantly being mis- represented in the American press by correspondents looking for "re- ligious excesses" in an attempt to find sensation...…
… COMMUNIST PARTY AND DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY See Page 4 w Latest Deadline in the State aitl MUGGY VOL. LX, No. 149 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN TUESDAY, MAY 9, 1950 SIX PAGES HST Labels Isolationists AsRed Aids Cites Farm Plan As Step to Peace By The Associated Press President Truman accused iso- lationists yesterday of "helping Russia" and offered the Brannan farm plan as a step toward world peace and prosperity. Defending the record of the Democrat...…
…TIE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, M&I0 ELL' 15UMILES AWAY: Stunt or Indians Name Nearby Town ' "I've been to Hell and back again." Lee Gordon, '52, has just return- ed from Hell-, Michigan, a town approximately 15 miles from Ann Arbor. * * * THERE ARE two stock stories concerning the origin of the town's name which circulate around the area. One story gives the credit to some mischievous boys who played a stunt on Halloween. It seems the town's o...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Evans' 66 Paces M' Golf ictory i / i Wolverines LeadBig Nine Baseball At Half Way Mark Major League Standings Michigan Linksmen Score 1712-9/2 Win Over Illinois AMERICAN LEAGUE By HAROLD TANNER l Rated a darkhorse contender at the beginning of the campaign, the Michigan baseball team enters the second half of the Big Nine season one full game ahead of the pack and as the team to be reck- oned with down the home s...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THOMAS 1. STOKES: Lie's Mission WASHINGTON - A man in a hurry is , Trygve Lie, for haste is needed. A man, too, of courage and faith. Mr. Lie, Secretary General of the United Nations, is off this week on a mission to Moscow to try to open the way for Rus- sia's return to a full, active and working partnership in the UN. He believes that only through the UN can the cold war be ended and a hot war, the third World War, averte...…
…~HE MICHIGAN DAILY Shoe Apparel Through Ages S hoes Trend Toward Comfort Elizabethan Footwear Featured 'DuCkbilI'; Torrid Twenties Brought Scanty San dles By JANICE JAMES High and handsome to low and luxurious--this has been the trend of fashion footwear throughout the ages! Tight shoes played havoc with the human foot during the middle ages when cobblers placed all em- phasis on decoration and unusual effects in designing fancy foot- wear. ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY r HILL TOMORROW: IFC Sing, 'U' Tradition, Began in 1935 Truman Leaves on Tour By PETER THORPE /lore than 3,500 students jam- the steps of the General Li- y and immediate vicinity last t and sang traditional Michi- songs; the occasion was the all-campus sing." his brief lead from the now swing pages of the May 9, 1935, y marked the birth of a new higan tradition, the Interfra- ity Council Sing. The 1950 Doint of . eax agr...…
… SORORES! Y 4J4 i tgaYt 47lattg \ " w, ,-'. -'--- ., , h See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LX, No. 106 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH, 9, 1950 SNOW AGAIN SIX PAGES I McCarthy Hits Jessup As Pro-Red Senator Testifies To Committee WASHINGTON - ('- Senator ) McCarthy (R.-Wis.) yesterday at- tacked the State Department's roving ambassador Phillip C. Jes- sup as having an "unusual affinity for Communist causes." Jessup is ...…
… SORORES! See Page 4 itFA6 :43I {/ +.+( n Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LX, No. 106 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH, 9, 1950 SNOW AGAIN SIX PAGES McCarthy Hits Jessup As Pro-Red Senator Testifies To Committee WASHINGTON - () - Senator McCarthy (R.-Wis.) yesterday at- tacked the State Department's roving ambassador Phillip C. Jes- sup as having an "unusual affinity for Communist causes." Jessup is now in the Far East, assigned t...…
…1 7THE IIHN DILY THURWSDYAY, )IIAIRCH 9, 1950 - i . . .'..,, ' JOURNALIST REPORTS: Indonesian Revolt Called Premature * *~ * * * * Indonesia'srevolt for indepen- dece came too soon, according to Beatric nBorst '40,a wh spent r .... . .~< Betie'0 os, wosettwo months there last summern 4iring the crucial period before: ire Hague conference.}; "Most of the 70,000,000 people there are illiterate and must be taught the meaning of democracy. On...…
…w "- TIDE M+IIGAN DAILY , THURMSDAY, ARCSI 9, 1956 , - T,.... . ..... JOURNALIST REPORTS: Indonesian Revolt Called Premature *: * * * .} * Indonesia's revolt for indepen- dence came too soon, according to Beatrice Borst, '40, who spent two months there last summer .iring the crucial period before tie Hague conference. "Most of the 70,000,000 people there are illiterate and must be taught the meaning of democracy. Only 300 to 5,000 of t...…
… ~ 1950 TIMICHIGAN-DAILY *' Pucksters Aim for New Win Mark in MSC Suprunowicz Sets Cage Standard for Wolverines r Little Trouble Expected From Hapless Spartans Reserves Dominate '' Starting Lineup; MichiganState Looking for First Victory CONSISTENT HORSE PLAY: Unheralded Duo Sparks M' Gymnasts By TED PAPES i Mack Suprunowicz has written the last chapter of his Michigan basketball legend. The junior engineering student from Schene...…
… 4TIIUUSDAY, MARCH 9, 1950 THE3 MICHIGADAILY Pucksters Aim for New Win Mark in MSC S Suprunowicz Sets Cage Standard for Wolverines Little Trouble Expected From Hapless Spartans Reserves Dominate 'M' Starting Lineup; Michigan State Looking for First Victory CONSISTENT HORSE PLAY: Unheralded Duo Sparks 'M' Gymnasts Rv TFn PAPFIR . i Mack Suprunowicz has written the last chapter of his Michigan basketball legend. The junior eng...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURISI AY, MARCH % 1950," THUP~SDXY, MARCa 9~ 195O~ "And, my dear, we just pledged . " * * IT WAS LAST FRIDAY night when she walked past several of the sorority houses. A universal, sorry, groan rose from each of the structures; although from one such building came a shudder and, unmistakably, a sigh of relief. "She didn't come our way," the sigh seemed to whisper. As the girl advanced up the paving, the tempo of her st...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 194 TI1URS~AY, A1~H 9 1..: Sorores! Freedom and Teaching "And, my dear, we just pledged * * * IT WAS LAST FRIDAY night when she walked past several of the sorority houses. A universal, sorry, groan rose from each of the structures; although from one such building came a shudder and, unmistakably, a sigh of relief. "She didn't come our way," the sigh seemed to whisper. As the girl advanced up the pav...…
…THE MIIGIAN DAILY ______ 1950 Frank Tinker To Play At Annual Military Ball Sophomore League Posiions To BeExplained at Meeting o - Frank Tinker and his Union or- chestra will provide the musical background for Michigan militar when it presents its annual dance from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. in the Union Ballroom on Friday. Hillel To Hold OpenMeetp There will be an open meeting at 2:30 p.m. on Sunday afternoon at the Hillel Foundation. Included on ...…
… THE MICHIGANDAILY Frank Tinker To Play At Annual Military Ball Sophomore League Positions To Be Explained at Meeting Ilir Frank Tinker and his Union or- chestra will provide the musical background for Michigan militar when it presents its annual dance from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. in the Union Ballroom on Friday. H il lel To Hold OpenMeet There will be an open meeting at 2:30 p.m. on Sunday afternoon at the Hillel Foundation. Included on the agen...…
…TRE MTCTHG1AN DAILZY THi7r 1SDAY, MARCH! 9, 195 STRIKE IT UP: 'U' Band, Choir Concerts To Highlioht Convention N l tha 2h8, 0 i dina rn n lo less man z eaa ng con~- ductors will strike up the band in ~wo concerts at 8 p.m. tomorrow a.nd Saturday in Hill Auditorium highlighting the 'four-day Ameri- Yost Awards Given to 12 Fielding H. Yost Honor Awards were presented to 12 University men students last night at a ban- quet in the Union. The a...…
…THURS DAT, MARCH 9, 1950 THI~ MT~TTTGA N hAT LY i _ _ STRIKE IT UP: 'U' Band, Choir Concerts To Highlight Convention Nn1PCt~an9 laricrr ~ luless ra eaigcn ductors will strike up the band in .wo concerts at 8 p.m. tomorrow and Saturday in Hill Auditorium highlighting the four-day Ameri- Yost Awards Given to 12 Fielding H. Yost Honor Awards were presented to 12 University men students last night at a ban- quet in the Union. The awards which ...…
… FIRE HAZARD AT 'U' See Page 4 Y Latest Deadline in the State ~aitA1 Ccv- . 1,> o ; ,T °a / rn : FAIR VOL. LX, No. 64 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS i 'Young GOP Favors CED Dissolution Voices Support of SL Subcommittee By JOAN WILLENS The Young Republicans voted last night to favor the dissolution of the Committee to End Discrimi- nation. In the same motion the club voiced support of the Student Leg- is...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, DECEMBEA 9, 1949 I I I FRIDAY, DECEl~fBER 9, 1949 i I )on'm Teams Enter Finals Of' olleyball Greene House and Michigan House advanced to the finals of the championship round of resi- dence hall volleyball by virtue of their overwhelming triumphs this week. Greene House swamped Lloyd House 4-0, the same score by which Michigan sunk Adams House. - * * * IN THE SECOND placeplayoffs, Wenley House topped Hinsdale,...…
…FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Rely Heavily on Burford, As Wolverine Puck Star Set 18th Swim Gala Tomorrow By BOB VOKAC Coach Vic Heyliger is probably one of the luckiest men in the world today. This season, Heyliger will have at his disposal the combined tal- ents of the returning "dynamic trio" from last year's campaign- Gil Burford, Neil Celley and Wally Grant. THESE THREE high flying skaters will form the first line of at...…
…4 PAGE FOUR CORNER ... °T;IIE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, DECEDVIBER 9, 1949- THE MICHIGAN DAiLY FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1~4~ Fire Hazard at 'U'.4 .** ..... SOMEONE asked the other day why there's this picture of an ape on the editorial page of The Daily. The reason is, perhaps people need to be told pictorially that in this corner of the universe the problem is not how to build a machine but what to do with it, just as the ape's problem is not h...…
…FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1949 THE MIHIGAN DILY PAGE FIVE On the 0&0 By PAT BROWNSON It's formals - formals everywhere again this weekend. PHI SIGMA DELTA'S pledge formal tonight at the Union will center on a toyland theme. Dinner will precede dancing to the rhythm of Chuck Myers. BIGGEST EVENT of the year for Greene House residents will be the Christmas formal tomorrow when alumni join festivities for a homecoming. Music will be by Ken Norman'...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1949 } UHE MCHIGA DAIL --_ _ _ i DWANCE MADE: Missionary Airs Views On Japanese Education Station Blazes Japanese students were as per- plexed a few years ago at the way ,hey were being taught as Uni-. versity students are today, accord- ng to Ruth Seabury, who arrived n campus yesterday for a three lay visit. Operet ta Guid Elects Officers Richard Webber, '52E, has been lected president of the Uni...…
…THE CASE OF YAMASHITA See Page 4 C, r Latest Deadline in the State ~4aitF CODCOOLE VOL. LX, No. 38 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 9, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS fobo Holds Early Edge Over Edwards in Detroit Quirino Leads PhilippineVote MANILA-W()-President Elpidio Quirino, friend of the United States, today swept into a 35,000-vote lead and his backers claimed victory in yesterday's presidential election. Jose P. Laurel, critic of U.S...…
… Two TH EX-~I~IL'-ui ' tDNESDAY, NovriERF 9, 1949 .T+WG na~a is +AmFa+ FRATERNITY OUT FOR BLOOD:r}te Phi Kappa Sig O"ff ers "' Plasma for Red Cross ~ Phi Kappa Sigma fraternity is out for blood-not to get it, but to give it. In response to Washtenaw County Red Cross Chapter's cur- rent plea for blood donors, Phi Kappa Sig members have offer- ed to part with some of 'their life- giving fluid. * * * THEY WILL "bare arms" at the fourth annu...…
…WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ONTHE SPOT. By BOB SANDELL Sports Night Editor MINNESOTA'S DECISIVE and surprising rout of Iowa's Hawkeyes last Saturday may quiet a lot of the squawking that has been heard from Gopherland the past few weeks, but whether it is enough to save Coach Bernie Bierman's scalp is another question. Following the successive losses to Michigan and Purdue, Min- neapolis newspapers were deluged with let...…
…PAGE roue Th~Mtt~~i~fj PAGE rom~ W~X~NESD~IY, NOVEM~E~ ~, 1~4~ I U The Case of Yamashita GENERAL TOMOYUKI YAMASHIITA, "Tiger of Malaya" and conqueror of Singapore, was tried, convicted and executed in 1945 as a war criminal in one of the most glaring miscarriages of justice in modern American history. Now, four years later, General Douglas MacArthur's Supreme Command of Allied Powers has seen fit to suppress the sordid facts surrounding ...…
…NOVEMBER 9, 1949 ThE AMICHIGAN -AIL~Y- PilOE -ETA' fAssembly Association Organizes) Big Sister Plan for Freshmen Transition into the turmoil of college life was made more simple and painless this year with the in- auguration of the new and better Big Sister program sponsored by ., the Assembly Association. This program was organized for the purpose of assisting both the staffs of the various residence halls and the freshmen women. More spe...…
…THEMICHIGANDAILY W~nNE SDAT, Mississippi School Gets Financial Aid Discriminatory OfferRejected Five and 10 dollar bills are pour- ing in from the "little people" all over the country to help finan- cially stricken Jefferson Military College, the little school in Nat- chez, Miss., that turned down a $50,000,000 grant rather than bar Jewish students. The fabulous endowment offer was made two weeks ago by George Armstrong, Fort Worth, Texas oi...…
…WASHINGTON ROUND-UP See Page 4 Y Latest Deadline in the State 43k6ti4 a - CLOUDY AND COOLER VOl. LX, No. 13 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS r i1 ; Flood Water, Deep Snows SweepWest Two Lives Lost, Scores Isolated By The Associated Press Flood waters and foot-deep snows took two lives and maroon- ed hundreds of city-dwellers and hunters in western states yester- day. Elsewhere the freakish weather shot...…
…... I . aw ---I TIE MICHIGAN DAILY' SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1949k If 4 ?EV. JOSEPH PORTER: Minister Aids 'U' Students By JACKIE OLIVER Interest in personal counselling led Rev. Joseph Porter, director of the Methodist Wesley Foundation, to go into student religious wok. Through recognition of the need for providing a religious at- mosphere in college, and because the work appeals to him, Rev. Porter especially likes to work with college-age...…
