…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 ...…
…REPLY TO GREGORY See Page 2 1j Latest Deadline in the State 4:3 cit CLOUDY, COLDER VOL. LX., No. 74 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 1950 PRiCE FIVE CENTS Truman British0 Move Splits UAW West's Solid Front in Asia Thomas Protest Raised Denies I By C ogressmen DETROIT - ('; By The Associated Press man who found ac Britain recognized the Commun- Workers Internation ist conquest of China yesterday in story of an abductio a diploma...…
…TWO THE MICHIGAN IAILY SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 1950 U Reply to Gregory APPARENTLY there are still some con- servatives, of whom James Gregory ap- pears to be one of the most rabid, who don't realize that there have been some changes made from the way of living of the Pil- grims to the culture of the present. In re- futing the social advances that have been made during the past two decades Gregory pretends to be completely unaware of the mai...…
…SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DMTLV rAE THREE 0 M' Cagers Meet Iowa Tonight I I I 1~ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Hawkeye Quintet First western Conference Foe -Daily-Ed Kozma NO GOAL-Michigan Defenseman Graham Cragg turns aside a shot by Montreal's ace right wing, "Frenchy" Giguer, as goalie Jack MoDonald watthes from the nets. Giguer scored twice for winners. * * * * By HAROLD TANNER Emerging from a nine game non-conference sla...…
…FOUR THE MICTXNN DMXIL - SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 1950 _. . r I ________________________________________________ I I CED Stands Fast on Bias Accusations Applications still Under Question The Committee to End Discrim- ination yesterday stated that it will continue its drive for the re- moval of discriminatory questions from Medical School application blanks. "The Medical School more than any other has been the target of accusations of admissi...…
…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...…
…i NEW VOICE IN THE LAND See Page 4 e Latest Deadline in the State A6F t r { t+ SNOW FLURRIES Y VOL. LX., No. 72 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1950 PRICE FIVE CENTS f. News Chain Gets Control Of N.Y. Sun 116-Year Career 'Enided Yesterday NEW YORK-(P)-The New York Sun, famous 116-year-old newspaper, c e a s e d publication yesterday. It was sold to an afternoon rival, the World-Telegram. Roy Howard, editor and presi- dent o...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1950 __ CAMPUS BESTSELLER: Students Clamor For Time Schedules By DAVIS CRIPPEN A new publication has dramati- cally and suddenly taken over the top spot on campus best-seller lists. Following an annual custom, the second semester Time Sched- ule from its first day of distribu- tion, Monday, displaced such steady Ann Arbor sellers as Munn's psychology text and the work on western civiliza...…
…THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1950 T HE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE - Suprunowicz Leads 4m Cage Scoring Parade Michigan To Face Top Canadian Hockey Team wolverine Natators Major Factor - -, In West's Defeat Of Eastern Team VanderKuy's Pace Near 'Supy's' 117 Point Total .yam By KEN BIALKIN Michigan's natators, who spent .the Christmas recess in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, were a major ~factof in the West's victory over the East in the East-W...…
…THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1950 PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY U New Voice in the Laid S OMETHING is wrong with America. More and more, a new voice is being beard among the people-a siren voice in- finitely more deadly than that which tempt- ed Ulysses across far waters long ago. The r voice is different to everyone who hears it, but this is what it is saying: "Security can be yours-security against all the evils that life has held in the past:...…
…THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE I I U Panhel Women Active In Campus Affairs To Be Honored at Recognition Night 07 Betrothals Are Announced Recognition Night, an annual Panhellenic presentation, will be held Monday in the Rackham am- phitheatre. Coeds who excel in activities will be recognized for their hours of meetings and telephone calls and work that help keep the women's campus affairs running smoothly. THI...…
…0 PAnr. S~IX THE 1M-TMT AN MILY I SPOTLIGHT ON WOMEN: Judic, Panhel, Assembly Wield Power, Independent Bosses AT RACKHAM TODAY: Composer's Forum To Feature Student Works (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the fourth in a series of articles to acquaint students with some of the inluential organizations on campus ald how members and officials are chosen.) By PETER HOTTON Women take the long-awaited spotlight by virtue of several ex- clusively fem...…
…RESOLUTIONS See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State Daii6j OCCASIONAL RAIN VOL. LX., No. 71 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, 19541 PRICE FIVE CENTS Truman To Give Atnual Message Today Ultiversity To Be Site of o NSA o tgress U.S. Aid To Save Formosa Asked !V WASHINGTON - VP - The State Department disclosed be- latedly yesterday that the Chin- e ese Nationalists have put the issue of saving Formosa directly up t...…
…PAGE TWO THE .MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JANUAR'Y 4, 1950 U POTS GO TO ST UDENTS' HEADS: Univer-sity Men Succumb to New Look By DAVIS CRIPPEN The pots are among us. A large number of male stu- dents have begun wearing cha- peaux known as pots, golfing caps or just "-uh-" among the local citizenry, depending on their atti- tude toward the hats. Though the caps have been worn for some years in the East, they have just caught on at Mich- iga...…
… WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, 190 T HE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Pucksters Win Five, Dro ---- - I. Toronto Cut Victory Stria By BOB SANDELL Michigan's hockey team had a 20 home game win streak snapped during the holidays when the Wol- verines split a pair of contests with the powerful University of Toronto Blues before rolling over Brown and North Dakota in four other vacation engagements. Coupled with rout of McMaster in the campaign opener...…
…PAGE FOU1t THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1950 U Resolutions I HEREBY RESOLVE to - but what's the use? I won't keep them anyway. It's strange the way people make resolu- tions at the start of a new year. It's queer that they make resolutions anytime, but it's especially puzzling that they should choose January 1 to do so each year. Everyone seems to feel that the end of the old year crosses off all of the mistakes of the past. T...…
…WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY i PAGE FIVE PAGE FIVE French, Spanish, Qerman Houses To Be Repeated Plans are under way to set up a system of foreign language houses for the summer session to accommodate the demand for such residences. Women who are interested in living in foreign language houses during the summer may call the Office of the Dean 'of Women to obtain information and to register their interest so that houses ...…
…PA CF SIX Tilt ilifItAN DIL~Y WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1950 -______________________________________________. COMPLEX ORGANIZATIONS: Many Posts Open In Union,_League (EDITOR'S NOTE: This, is the third in a series of articles to ac- quaint students with some of the influential organizations on cam- pus and how members and officials are chosen.) By PETER HOTTON With the passing of the annual "17 days of bliss" to lighten hard- working students...…
… Winter Carnival To eature Gala Sports Events By ALICE BRINKMAN Crammers note: A-B-C is all you need to know on one subject-- Winter Carnival. The Arboretum, Burns Park, and the Coliseum will be the back- ground for a flurry of snow and ice contests Feb. 2 and 3 climaxed by the Ice Show at the Coliseum. WINTER CARNIVAL is being revived under Union-League spon- sorship after an eight year absence from campus. The first carnivals in 1939 and...…
…TWO THE IVI!CHIsGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 1949 _______________________________________________________________________________________________ U HO IS SYLVIA? Lovely Barmaid Spurs Suds Sales in Loc tPub { Will Shakespeare once asked, "Who is Sylvia?" F 1e'd be mighty surprised to ,find the answer to his query in a tavern, but suds-addicted Ann Ar- ;borites have discovered her serv- ing beer to thirsty patrons in an ~E. Libert St. b...…
…V; 1 4, 149 THE MICHIGAN -DAILY PAGE TnEJ GOUT ON THE WAY OUT: 'Atom-Weigher' Joins Fighton Disease Univefsity research workers have been given an effectivetwea- pon. in their ceaseless battle to solve the mystery of such illnesses as diabetes, gland disorders, kid- ney disease and gout. A mass spectrometer, capable of weighing the atoins and mole- cules of tracers used in medical research, has just been construct- ed and is ready for use...…
…THlE MTCUI TAN' DAIlY- "; ..~iA~Tkb-i-u& I .. . . , J1_ I.. ' . rauaasn i d[il dlt3.lL A' y 1 4 No Withdrawal 1 OHN BULL IS A stubborn creature. When the last British soldier picked up is duffle and departed from Palestine, some ptimists thought that Britain had actually een the error of her ways-thanks to the rgun and the Stern Gang-and was aban- oning forever her imperialistic ambitions a the Holy Land. It seemed that at last the Arabs...…
… TIlE -MICTflGAN MILY w .. _. _. Announcement of Committees Made for '49 Junior Girl's Play Announcement of committees for the 1949 Junior Girl's Play has been made by Pat Lewis, assistant chairman. Those who will usher for JGP are Ann Billinghurst, Margaret Corin, Joyce Denison, Barbara Dill, Frances Doty, Barbara Ev- erett, Gloria Griesing, Anne Hari- ton, Alice Iazar, Grace Mack, Judy Patterson, Carol Richards, Elaine Rittmeyer, and Ba...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SUL FRIDAY, 3'AMAR i4, 1949 m. - -- - ---- _ _ , _. Cagers out To Break L-"4Aksin Streak EXPECT CLOSE TUSSLE: _M' Grapplers Face Purdue 'Saturday Big Nine Home Schedule Starts with Northwestern III Purdue's wrestling team, which won the Western Conference championship last year in the closest meet in history, will enter- tain our Wolverines tomorrow af- ternoon at 2 p.m. After giving Pirdue a head start...…
…THE" 1311011GAIN DAILY PAGE TIlE MICUIGAN DAILY PAGE S latators To Face urdue Tomorrow Final Point Totals or 1-M Fall Semester Competition Five Faces Holiday Clashes Ne Faces and Uniforms Feature A way Contes t Independents Team Points Newman Club .... .. 79 Mich. Ch istiali Fellowship 301 Volleyball Standings FACULTY VOLITh XALL College Rules Board Alters Free SubstituteRegulation Mintet i eels Ohio State, NU and Michigan State...…
…THlE MICHIGAN DATINY FR Y, JAUAY 14, 1949, ______________ _____________________________________________________ ____________ t F i OUSE M1lIJER?, Director Juggesooms 'otel tle' i Naekharn Ily PHOEBE gFiL, D VN Probably the nuet idgQ amxpus to a hotel-manager out- de a hotel .is Mrs. Lois M. Bel, ran, house director of the Rack- ,am Building. Equipped with a telephone, s rge ledger, and unlimited pa- ience and act, Mi.-. Beltran keep' ac...…
… SCIENCE ORIENTATION See Page 4 41P 41P .414tr t.gan Daitp CLOUDY AND COLD Latest Deadline in the State VOL LIX, No. 83 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 1949e PRICE FIVE CENTS Federal Help for * Sudents Favored AAC Gives Benefits Limited Okay; Discrimination, Religion Discussed w NEW YORK-(P)--The Association of American Colleges wound up a three-day conference approving - with reservations - the President's Commission of High...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 1919 Now _... OLLEGE ROUNDUP: NS A Group Marches on Discriminatin I -- -- - . - - (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the sec- ond in a series of College Roundups on nation-wide campus organiza- tions.) By CRAIG WILSON Christmas vacation found the National Student Association (NSA) . meeting in a Regional Convention in Pennsylvania and moving to combat discriminatory practices in Quaker state schools. They o...…
…AY, JAMJ~,Y 13~ 1949 THE MICIHIGAN-DATLY - I I Now" GRANTSTAND By MURRAY GRANT... Daily Sports Editor (Today's columt was written hey Pres Holmes, Sports Night Editor.) MICHIGAN'S DEFENDING championship basketball team looked] like just that over the weekend, if you consider their mental attitude. For the last six months the fact that they were champs was thrown at them at every turn. Naturally wanting to live up to the standard that had b...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TWRTSDAY JANUARY Of 190 I- I The City Editor's SCRATCH PAD Science Orientation i THERES been a heartening the activities of student during the past semester. increase in government A quick review of the last four months reveals that no less than three new stu- dent councils have been formed in the various schools and colleges of the Uni- versity. At the same time, the embryo all-campus student government, the Stu...…
… TUE.. - 4ICIGtAfI PAILY" Bluebook Ball Will Provide Relief from Exam Worries Campus Rules Are Clarified By Women's Judiciary Council 1icini& 6tgcwementi] Twice a year when final exam- inations are close at hand the Union holds its traditional Blue- book Ball; this semester the dance is being held from 9 p.m. to mid- Panhei To Hold Meeting Today. For Rushees Panhellenc Association will hold a brief compulsory meeting for all prospective ru...…
…THlE- MIC141GAN- DAILY - THJYRDAY, JANUTARIY 13, 1,949 - ----- - --- ----- . ......... . . ---------- Politic, kin.0 p-up tfD 4 ib id e Big S ester SCRIPTER--Shirley W. Smith, vice-president emeritus of the University, wrote a short story. 25 years ago. It was turned down by two publishers and Smith forgot about it. Two years ago it turned up in the "Alumni Quarterly Review," and Hollywood, in the person: of alumnus Valentine Davies...…
…1THU1£ S'AY, JANUARY ~" '13, 1949 THE -MI. .A5.U. A N A. LAlf,3.. *. A <111J 111illlTT .12ANl\ LAIIV £ £3,-_.... 1"a 'l.F . for J7;jj S tudents N I 1 ''4 ri v-~~~ 4.VY':4 UNDER T1 lE1GUTN AND IN THE SWTTWF-Students got a. sharp reminder of their stake in camnpu ; politic s i en's Judiciary Council, headed by Ev Ellin, threw out a total of 52 petitions for .-1-lop, senior class officers and Student Legislature, and p~ost<- Ironed the al...…
…T HE MICHIGAN DAILY 'rThMSUAT, JANUAR 13, 1949 Alpha Phi Omega Active In University Projects the group to carry on the work again next spring. Other projects which keep the men busy are policing of campus elections, supervision of registra- tion for the national election, and such Samaritan tasks as visiting :tudents confined to the hospi- tal. APO HAS received plaudits from the Registrar's office for its handling of an information serv- ...…
… SHOW US TOO See Page 4 Y AOF A6P kj tr ati MOSTLY CLOUDY Latest Deadline in the State VGL?. IX No. 82 i .. -' -- AVV ARRnv Vmi-luTrAt T «12:T'hlTMIOWA''%r Y A ATVT.--, - ..,.e. ____________________________________________________Ati AI IJUFL, MIUH,1IGA1N, WEDJNSDJAY, JANUARY 1, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS California Swept By Snow Storm M:e Blanket Extends to Middle West: Southern States Sizzle in Heat Wave By The Associated Press Winter ...…
…TWO h 1 # l . U 14 *W to .>I . -iY, J~.TiA'i Y .i.' 1949 . PUS COMMUTER: ,tr lit Busy Professor Makes Wpphlv eo} ,P- DAILY OFICIAL BULLETIN Life is just one headling dash from office to campus, back to of- fice again for Prof. Clayton G. Hale; Lakewood, Ohio insurance executive who spends one day a week teaching at the University. Hale has been making the inter state trek since 1935 and has his tricky transportation schedule down to ...…
… W ,-A t !A t 12, 194#- Hoopsters T~I~ ~cti~AN ATIM i Lose SE A Wolverine Mermen Face Improved Purdue Squad It will be another case of pupil versus coach at Lafayette this Saturday when Purdue coach Dick Papenguth sends his Boilermaker mermen against Matt Mann's Wolverines. Papenguth, who has been doing a good job of building up Pur- due's swimming fortunes, was one of Mann's early pupils at Michi- gan. HANDICAPPED by a lack of material...…
… ~A7, 3~A~7 I 149 ----- -- --------------- - Editor's Note is written by Managing I1Kitor JlIarriett Friedman THE OLIVET COLLEGE administration should be getting a cramp from main- taining a foot-in-mouth position for such a long time. A few months ago, Prof. T. Barton Akeley and his wife were fired, without specific. charges, causing a student walk-out and investigation by various academic freedom groups. Now five more professors have been...…
… Panhel To Hold Prospective Rushee Meeting Tomorrow Panhellenic Association will hold a brief compulsory meeting for all prospective rushees for the spring semester at 8 p.m. tomorrow in Packham Amphitheatre. Mary Stierer, president of Panhellenic, will speak on "Attitudes Toward Rushing." She will explain Panhellenic and its relation to- wards rushing. The attitude of the sorority and the rushee towards rushing will also be discussed. CHRIST...…
