… !iI)AY, OCTOBER 6, 1950 Intra-Mural Fraternity Elevens Return To I-M Football Competition Delta Upsilon, Chi Psi, Theta Chi, Si ma Phi Epsilon Win Initial Games THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVE$ I' Pigskin Play Moves Into High Gear * * * * * By KEITH MILLER King football ruled the fraterni- ty circles this week as competition began In the Intramural loop. Dan Billingsley, Delta Upsilon j half-back, threw two touchdown passes and a...…
… FRESHMAN ELIGIBILITY gee Page 4 YI rL Latest Deadline in the State :43 a t tU CLOUDY AND*COOL VOL LXI, No. 11 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1950 EIGHT PAGES S 1 *[ * * * * * * * * 4 Aroused Purdue Snaps Irish Streak, 28-14 Sophomore Leads Team To pset Win ND Drops First Game Since '46 SOUTH BEND - (PA) - Purdue' yesterday ended Notre Dame's win of terror on the gridiron whicht had gone unchecked through 39 games ...…
… !ftSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Fr I I MUST BE RESIDENTS: Students Should Check Eligibility To Vote Locally Students intending to vote in the elections this fall had better look to their eligibility. Aside from the usual age re- quirement, only students who can establish their Ann Arbor resi- dence satisfactorily may register to vote here, Fred J. Looker, Ann Arbor City Clerk, said yesterday. * * * THIS MEANS that unless a ...…
…a lkY 7~1A5''flrTt)1 1.'Y511 mrvr - nrr rrrrd+ Ar rTi f Ar vW Irvic.dLk'gJL:,O",Ax, M% 1X L'dL 11, 1.70V TH Mt11IHIIIArN IDAILY rAUE *EVZN' -- _______________________________. ECONOMIC ASSET: British Journalist Lauds Marshall Plan Results FROM POLITE PRAISE TO PANNING: 'Daily' Reviewers' Criticisms Change With Times Language Clubs Elect Officers I The Marshall Plan was the springboard that sent Britain on the road to economic equil...…
…1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Lecture Oi Plato Given ONE GLORIFIED PIANO - $2.50: Musical Derelict Finds New Home Rep. Wolcott To Address 11 * * s By Lawyer "It is one thing for a man to be fascinated by the writings of Plato and another to come down to cases and tell why," Ralph Merriam, an attorney from Chicago, said yes- terday. Speaking from the viewpoint of a layman, "Perhaps some of you are wondering what a lawyer has to do with Plato, ...…
… FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 195 FRATERNITY GRID ROUNDUP: THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVE Settle Passes for 7 TD's, Phi Psi Wins Newman Club's Victory Streak Comes To End Harvey Dean's Passing, Kersten Brothers ReceivingLead Mugwumps to 20-7 Win DORM PIGSKIN PATTERN: Flet cer Breaks Williams Victory Skein By KEITH MILLER Aerial fireworks featured this week's I-M fraternity grid card as passing played a large part in almost every game. With less than...…
… 6ER15,1956THE MICHIGAN DAILY p M Oklahoma S Sooners' Late Marker Beats Longhorns, 14-13 41 queezes Texas; Miami U' 4 " sets Purdue Smith Leads Hurricanes To Shock Win,20-14 DALLAS - (A') - Oklahoma's slashing red shirts stormed on un- defeated and untied with college football's greatest wining streak yesterday with a breathless, last- minute 14-13 victory over Texas. A low pass from center which Bill Porter, back to kick in the lengt...…
… UNDAY, OCTOBER 22, 195. THE MIC(I Michigan Shows Smooth Attack t ; : r . " -, GAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN U ICT ji NEWS Badgers Fall As Ortmann RegainsPeak Dufek Scores Twice On Ground Smashes (Continued from page 1) lines and then paused, and threw perfectly across to Putich who was in the clear far off in .the oppo- site sidelines. Bill took the ball E on the ten yard line with nobody around him and rambled into the end zone unmolested. * ...…
… FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 195W THE MICHIGAN DAILY TXR ACTORS, TRUCKS JOIN CHASE:M 'U Leaf Crew Tackles Annual Raking Operation E By VERNON EMERSON Thousands of trees, tons of leaves, a brisk fall wind, and the University leaf raking crew can begin iasing dead foliage around campus. "It generally takes 15 men equipped with trucks, rakes, and tractor powered sweepers and shredders to collect the leaves and haul them away," according to Sam Wylie...…
… SUNDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY A PAGE SEVEN i U.S. Election Race Enters Final Phase Peace Key Issue In National Fight WASHINGTON-P)-The bat- tle for control of the 82nd Con-. gress goes into its critical week- before-election phase tomorrow with peace and national strength emerging as key issues in a con- fused, bitterly fought campaign. That's the viewpoint of nation- al party leaders swinging into the final drive for a lio...…
…PAGE EIGHT Spartan Fans Rejoice After' MSCVictory' (Continued from Page 1) '53, who performed as a twirler last year. Sam Szor, '52, SM, joined vete- ran baton twirler Floyd Zarboch, '53, to shoulder his share of the twirling burden during yesterday's pre-game and halftime entertain- mEnt. Dull gray skies and summertime heat prevailed as the stadium-full of football fans watched the sea-. son opener. The sun broke through to shine only twice; ...…
…TH[7RSDAY, 'OCTOBER S, U THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE S MN I 'rHUEBDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVENj rl *: If. ~1 ..ta ke a part of Michigan along with you upon your graduat(ion. Make your Mich iganensian picture appointment now! 4 .4 I .4. :; A pply in person: 9 till12 andl1tillI5 141, Ext. 26: 1 till 5 {. or'' by. phoning 2=3~ i. t Thursday or Friday . Studnt Publications Building 4 i 'UI I …
…1 'THE MICHIGAN DAILY MWAY, OMOBEA 6 I j I PLUSH LANDMARK SOLD: Tau Delta Phi Buys Hoover Mansion - , . , , , C I ASSOCIATED PRESS PICTURE NEWS The old Hoover mansion, long time Ann Arbor landmark, has been sold to Tau Delta Phi fra- ternity and is being adapted to house 40 men. The ornate building, located at 2015 Washtenaw, has a colorful history. Built at a reputed cost of $250,000 in 1918 by Leander Hoov- er, local manufacturer, ...…
… ,.1 PAGE TWO. THE MICHIGAN DAILY BUND&Y. &OBXR 3,t IM U UNIQUE UNION RELIC: Lone Spittoon Marks Vanished Sport £ooh/nq in with LEAH MARKS By HARRY REED The great American habit of chewing tobacco, and the result- ant ringing of shiny brass cuspi- dors, has almost disappeared from campus life. But Frank Kuenzel, general manager of the Union, has, in his office, one of the last real cuspi- dors in these parts. And he's got his eye on it...…
…A PA r TGT r THE MICHGAN DAILY uESA, OCTOBER 10, 1950~ - - .- ............. . ...... . ....... .. 1, 74 ,r_, '7 C r:;i a : '' c.> A : ' , ' l ? ;' . , '. 5 " .: ; G t. p ,. \ r r . . . '' - ,. ^;a . rL MECHANICAL HAT -Mrs. John F. Nycum, of Col- lege Park, Ga., models a "Merry- Go-Round" hat devised by her husband. Top turns with blink- ing electric lights and music, BUMPER CROP_-A French girl crushes grapes in the Perpignan...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1950 0 r.. _ y . F, . ' d;s « 4;, 3 e I ,ka] f .' ti Mlk L,. \I . b. ,. , ;s ,{. t,, C .'; ' JfF PUZZLE PICTURE - This is a puzzle for motion picture fans. Answer: It's Bob Hope made up for his role in the screen version of the stage favorite "Charley's Aunt." COLONIAL DRUGSTORE REOPENS-This pre-Revolution apothecary shop, reconstructed on original site, will open in November as part o...…
…* * ~.. ..,-.. S ... THE MICHIGAN, DAILY t{ k i.... _, 1,I of .. . 'f t, .. A .y i v ...take a part of Michi gan a long with I you upon your g raduat(ion. Makeyour Michiganensian picture appointment now! .. . . _ .. ..... .. .., .._ . . _ ... _.. ,... _ ._ . . ,. _. ,x, .. ... . , _ , ._ ... ._,. a.. . _ , _ . .... _ .:. , .... ... .. _... f 1.u r w.. " a..., i .ri . . .4l .. tyw p .. w i .:A. tt.. ., .. 1t :, ..: R I...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1950 I I ROTC FOR WO EN? ' 'Me NeKdh Ars Training-Wieg d By BOB SOLT * *, * College students don't know enough about America's problem of national defense, according to Col. Charles D. Wiegand, newly appointed chairman of the Uni- versity Army ROTC progarm. And the best way to counteract this situation, he said recently, is by universities requiring all male undergraduates to take a cours...…
…E EIGHT. THE MICHIGAN DAILY al CiNO W YOUR FACULTY: Laing Includes Student, Activities As Main Hobby By VERN EMERSON Scottish ancestry and Canadian schooling haven't hampered Prof. Lionel Laing in taking an active part in American campus life. "I do get a little ribbing from my students about my weakness for plaid ties," the Canadian-born political scientist said. "And I sup- pose some regard it funny that I think there is music in a bagpip...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1950 MICHIGAN'S 53RD HOMECOMING CELEBRATION: r ow s 'loodArbor for Festive Weeken J ^? ,! FOR STRATEGIC PLAY STADIUM-BOUND ALUMNI LEAVE UNION n, Read and Use The Michigan. Daily Classifieds! f TRI-DELT WON FIRST- PLACE PROCLAIMING THAT WISCONSIN WILL SEE RED. THE ANIMAL IS A COW, AS INDICATED. * * * * * * rc~:~'~ Tri-De tSig Ep Win Firsts a"Cu: i Delta Delta Delta yesterday cop...…
…4 1 -AGE EIG IT THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1950 c lot li j r N iN I .. 'I'. r J L E A V I N C T A I L S BEHIND T H E M - Tails of early B-36B's are too big for Consolidated-Vultee plant, San Diego, Cal., so doors were cut and modernization proceeds inside 'ASSAULT SWIMMEK' --An underwater fighter in a new branch of the French army places the glass in his headgear before going beneath the Loir River in- maneuvers at ...…
… PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 29 1950 ,. y FOREIGN MONEY GAINS: Professors Explain Weakened Dollar v European currencies recently have strengthened considerably in relation to the American dollar. Does this gain show genuine European recovery or is it merely caused by a weakening of the value of the dollar? Faculty mem- bers of the economics department viewed the change with varying degrees of optimism. PROF. LEONARD W...…
…YI e MUSIC SUPPLEMENT Latest Deadline in the State i MUSIC SUPPLEMENT VOL. LXI ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1950 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1950 'U' Philharmonic To Perform Dec. 3 at Hill Beecham Heads Royal Symphony Ann Arbor concert-goers will be treated to an unprecedented ap- pearance ofnthe Royal Philhar- monic Orchestra of London, Eng- land Sunday, Dec. 3 when this eminent musical body is presented by the University Choral Uni...…
… OUNDAY, OMOBER. 9, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE EMER SUNT)AY, OCTOBER 8, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE I ~ -- ~ What's Up In the Dorms TOWARD ONE WORLD: Significant New Studies Of World Unity Possible Editors Note: Any contributions to "What's Up in the Dorms" should be given to Jane Elzey at the Daily or at 9319.) * * * Dances and mixers monopolized the social calendar during orienta- tion week this fall, as both fresh- men and ...…
…PAGE TWO ..... UJ I A . .. 5 .A . C.L P.t 3 LiL CTTVnAV_ nV.TARVIW. 1. 149A 1 iT I~MT 1,111CAT I 2LALA Thr~ II mumuJVaxJ 5, UuF'1A UFLJEim 1, 1951!J F SLAVIC SONGFEST: Don Cossacks Chorus Will Sin Dance Here Boot-shod cossacks will invade Ann Arbor, this year when the 29 members of the celebrated Don: Cossack Chorus and Dancers will take over the stage of Hill Au- ditorium in an evening of rous- ing Russian songs and tender lul- labies...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, *OCTOBER 8, 1956 PAGE FOUR SUNDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1950 U ___________________________________________________ I _______________________________________________________________________________ U ., Freshmen Eligibility Contrary to prevalent campus information first-semester freshmen are actually eligible to participate in any non-credit student group-provided that they do not take part in rehearsals and p...…
…arNDA'Y', amoimR i, i990 5 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE SUNDAY, OCTOIER 1, 1950 ?AGE MEl EMPEROR'S ENTERTAINER: Violinist Morini Famed ForSparldingRecord, y .P- Singing Slide Rule Experts MUSICAL MISSION: 150 Concerts Scheduled For Cleveland Orchestra .. - .. Violinist Erica Wrini, who play- ed for the Emperor of Austria when she was eight years old, will appear in Ann Arbor January 11 at the sixth concert in the Choral Union Series....…
… NUNDAY, OCTOBER $, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY AG- P31~1~AY, OCTOBER 3, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY I ____________________________ wommi.- "AUTUMN MAIZE": Annual Homecoming Dance To Feature Claude Thornhill. music master Amidst an autumn atmosphere, couples attending this .year's an- nual Homecoming dance will swirl and sway to the music of Claude, Thornhill and his orchestra. The dance which is going to be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m., Oct. 21,...…
…w t! ,r , o THr Mri4~TfGA!'q OILY TM~VAT, AXT&TST 22, 1950 0 UNIVERSITY MUSICAL SOCEY ' Ai i1 1950-51 /CA UNHON SE~IE SiR THOMAS BEECHAM GEORGE SZELL TEN CONCERTS HELEN TRAUBEL, Soprano....... BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, Charles Munch, Conductor........ CLEVELAND ORCHESTRA, George Szell1, Conductor........... SOLOMON, Pianist ."............... POLYTECH CHORUS OF FINLAND, Ossi Elokas, Conductor....... ..... . ROYAL PHILHAR...…
…WV PAOK S~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAYOMTOBR8, 193(O Yanks Champions Again After World Series Sweep Ford Throttles Phillies, 5-2 Berra Ignites N.Y. Power * * * * * * * * * ilini, Spa tans Go ^ Down TO' * * *r By The Associated Press NEW YORK-New York Yankee pitching and Yankee power sent the unhappy Whiz Kids from Phil- adelphia reeling to defeat, 5 to 2, in the World Series today before 68,098 roaring spectators. The fourt...…
… twQIVVAY, OMrOSI 's, loss Arm Y. Penn Stf * .. 41 Oklahoma ate .* 7 Texas A&M . . 34 Indiana * 28 Iowa . N " 4 " " f IMW1Shows sophomore To Offense (Cfoinwed from Page 1) ,di nw geat scoring-.chances M1 7n two'of Putich's passes were dro pped .with Practically a clear !field in!rent of the receivers. *jkfwvay 'through the. second period- Dtrtmouth, started moving agai ;. With Clayton and, Roberts leading- the way they drove down tf t"eM...…
…*1 GEr EGrHT THE MIChIGAN DAILY SUibAY, OCTOl-M 9, 19950 .= =qmas ---------- --- ---- I FANS iHAR M)A SED MUSICIANS: T i-lidack Gridiron In Gala Pageant' (.) * *. . . * * .* COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Berkeley Campus Tense Over Loyalty Dismissals fashion at your fingertipsI Tn the biggest massed band per- formance ever se in Ann Arbor 2,363 bandsmcn sw armed over theI green gridircn at yesterday's half- time show and turned the field into a ...…
