…1"L si T HE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER. 25, 1950 IGE SIX WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1950 ANGLES FOR ANGLERS: Lower Mich. Found Best for Fish By WENDY OWEN "How I wish agin I was fishi'gin in lower Michigan." This should be the theme song of the numerous anglers who flock to northern Michigan each year. * * THEY'D BE better off to stop around Ann Arbor or Kalamazoo, if they're interested in a large catch. That's the latest.word from t...…
… UNITED NATIONS ANNIVERSARY See Page 4 Y Latest Deadline in the State 743 att]y PARTLY CLOUDY, WARMER VOL. LXI, No. 25 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1950 SIX PAGES Active Alien Face Arrest Surprise Move {Nabs Leaders WASHINGTON-(A)-The, Jus- tice Department 'yesterday an- nounced. a swift crackdown on 86 persons tabbed as active alien Communists. A coast-to-coast roundup netted. nearly a score of them in the first stages. The...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1950' 'RARE' REMARKS RELISHED: British Debater Relates Talesof TalkingTrade L I By HENRY JARECKI "This house resolves that Ply- mouth Rock should have landed on the Pilgrim Fathers." "That's one of the-topics for debate we had once this summer," said Alwyn Smith, one of two British students who were paired with University Speech students last week to debate women's rights at the monthly Speech Dep...…
… DAY, OCTOBER 24, 2950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY CK CHUCK'S CHUCKING: t's Ortmann of Old .s Passing Sharpens SMU Takes Top Position in A.P. Poll d> * * * * * By TED PAPES ,all's black magic, effective has come to Michigan's and has hoisted the Wol- back into the national 1 picture. wing his bid for All-Ameri- tinction, ,Charlie Ortmann iajored his team up and he Michigan Stadium turf ty with an excellent display ii wizardry which bewild...…
…FAGW FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY i TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1950, , FAG! FOURTUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1950. United Nations--Fifth Anniversary Report A MILESTONE in the history of the United Nations is being celebrated today. Throughout the world, the UN's fifth anniversary will be marked by the observance of United Nations Day. During the course of this first five- year period, we as a nation have gone through several varying phases in our attitu...…
… TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1950 I Martha Cook For Fortnight C Scholarships, house awards and skits again combined last night to make Fortnight one of the year's highlights for independent women. Martha Cook walked off with top honors. They were awarded first place for the presentation of their skit, "The Sacred Oobat- chee," and they receive' the schol- arship cup for their '49-'50 year. Cook earned an overall 2.79 house average for 283 hours. Mosh...…
…A THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1950 I .r NO FREE SHOTS: Mass Influenza Injections Discontinued This Year There will be no wholesale flu injections this year, but those de- siring to be immunized against the disease may do so at the Health Service at their own expense. According to Dr. Warren For- sythe, Health Service Director, the nat4onal committee studying in- enior Job Applcations Due Friday Job application blanks of Feb-...…
… UNITEDNATIONS DAY See Page 4 Y Latest Deadline in the State ~~ait CLOUDY AND COOL VOL. LXI, No. 24 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SUNDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1950 EIGHT PAGE S * * 'U' Stadium Hills Golf Course Sold To Be Site of New Ann Arbor H.S.; Wines Field Becomes 'U' Property One of the biggest property transfers in recent Ann Arbor history will result in the erection of a new $4,500,000 city high school in what is now the University Stadium Hill...…
…SUNDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1950 PAOEa TWO AT LEAST BILLS DON'T HURT: Drilling Pains Eased at Dental Clinic THE MICHIGAN DAILY I,._________________. __ _ -_______ _______ __________________ A trip to the dentist usually in- '#olves two types of pain-the one experienced in the chair and the other in paying the bill. However at the dental clinic of thi Dentistry School, at least the pain Of paying the bill has been solkewhat eased. MOST STUDENTS don...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY COLLEE RONDUP COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Campus Movie Location Intrigues Cal Students FEMALE DIRECTOR CLAIMS: Women Equal Men - By JOEL MCKIBLE ne field in which a woman can: As Thespians .O By DAVE CRIPPEN Life was just as real but not quite as earnest on the na- tion's campuses last week-prob- lems present smacked less of weight and more of froth than us- ual. Even on the strife-torn campus of the University of California at...…
… 1 . THOMAS L. STOKES: United Nations Day WASHINGTON-If any proof is needed that an alert and active public opinion eventually has its effect on political leaders, look at a case history of the United Nations. That international organization has be- come a live and effective agency. The reason may be found in the strong support of it by our people, a support which is illustrated just now in the rapidly spread- ing movement to plant the U. N...…
…'League Dance To Take Place Of Traditonal Girl-Bid Formal Sporting near - empty pockets and ghosts will give a complete after a weekend of Homecoming Halloween atmosphere to the festivities, the campus male popu- dance. ,. ..: , ,. ., .. , , .rv ., ,. _ . . n . , . , .. m - -- - __ ::} , y ;,'Y : ': 'Sx<. :: ' ! .'id. lation will probably welcome the girl-bid League dance which will be held from 9 to midnight Satur- day in the ballroom. Tak...…
…* FA~iZ! ~IATHE MI(:HIUAIN IJAIIAY ~tJ±NUftX, WLUJ~i~4~ £4 1~U layTikLTlrl& A 14[r .1'AGL : THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER" 22, 195 0" Army . . . . 49 Illinois . . . . 20 Ohio State . . 48 Indiana . . . 20 Iowa . . . . 33 Northwestern . 28 UCLA . . . 21 Harvard . . . 0 Washington. . 13 Minnesota . . 0 Notre Dame. . 7 Purdue . . . . 21 Pittsburgh . . .23 Stanford . . .7 L Tennessee . . 14 Alabama . . . 9 Ohio State Rocks Go phers,...…
… 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. * ...…
…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...…
… M' Seeks To Stop Badgers In 53rd Homecoming Tilt By BOB SANDELL Associate Sports Editor Ivy Williamson brings his undefeated Wisconsin Badgers into the Michigan Stadium this afternoon to attempt to spoil the 53rd annual Homecoming celebration for all of the thousands of Michigan alumni . . . except himself. A capacity crowd of over 97,000 is expected to be on hand at the 2 p.m. kickoff to watch the Wolverines try to get back on the victory...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1950, I ___________________________________ TO PICK BEAUTY QUEEN: Community Chest To Stage Rally at Hill A University student may be chosen Miss Red Feather. The beauty contest winner, to be picked at the Hill Auditorium Red Feather Rally at 7:30 p.m., Monday, may be Miss Charlotte M. Swanson, a. graduate student on the staff of the University Hos- pital School. * * * BUT MISS SWANSON'S claim to the...…
…1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wisconsin BringsUndefeated Record to An SArbor MEAT AND POTATOES: League Tilts Top Weekend Grid Menu Koceski Injury Forces Switches in 'M' Lineup Michigan Hopes to Regain Winning Ways In First Conference Tilt Against Badgers LIGHTER TOUCH IN FOOTBALL: Fraternities Tackle Annual Grid Rivals NEW YORK-(IP)-Army and Oklahoma subject their unbeaten streaks to only mild pressure to-I day while conference battles hold t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, OCTOU.10 1#" - - _._ Eisenhower &Stassen ALTHOUGH the presidential election is two years away, interest is already mounting in the probable choices of the parties at nomination time. And while the field in the Democratic camp is still rather sparse, the Republican lineup of potential candidates is packed with promise of con- vention snarls to come. Two of the most likely prospects for the Republican nominatio...…
…SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY N1 - -0410 r PAGE Fn E SATUDAY OCTBER21, 950rA~.m zivz AVENT ON INDIA: 'Mieh1 Discuss TAERY-ROTHMAN esideit,Truman's last speech W n partant one because for s timee recognized t-e 1 ofl Y tendencies in her-nt it js'!John.F. Muehl, instruci or in. t1e;English department, said yeaetday. -Muehl, who spent three years = in India-after which he wrote "Inb t4 with Ifidia," a book W* b4 .wpaised,...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1i5 4 4 I Wanta Go, Back to :1 '. ,i to dear Ann Arbor town! "1 of Joe's and the Orient are now only the words of a song, but these Ann Ar- bor merchants are here to serve you today! AERO RADIO TELEVISION SERVICE 335 S. Main ALEXANDER'S DRUG, 727 N. University ANGUS STANDARD SERVICE 1220 S. University 0 ANN'S BEAUTY ARBOR 1315 S. University CORNELL'S DEPARTMENT STORE 211 S. Main COT...…
… FRATERNITY RUSHING See Page 4 NE Latest Deadline in the State 743 a t1 0 0 FAIR AND COOLER VOL. LXI, No. 22 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1950 SIX PAGES Action Plan Gets Formal UN Approval Riussia Included In Peace Group LAKE SUCCESS - (P) - The U.N. Political Committee yester- day stamped its formal approval on a plan for swift General As- sembly action against aggression It also put Russia on a trouble- shooting Peace Obser...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDI FHf Delta Sigs Take IM Track Title w !t BUSINESS SERVICES ' TYPING manuscript, theses, etc. Call Lois Spaide, 2-0795 or 2-7460. )24P VIOLA STEIN-Experienced typist. 308 S. State. Legal, Master, Doctors dis- sertations, etc. 2-9848 or 2-4228. )12B WASHING-Finished work and ironing. Also rough dry and wet washing. Free pick-up and delivery. Ph. 2-9020. )1B TYPEWRITERS AND FOUNTAIN PENS Sales, Rentals, and Service Mo...…
…FRMDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1950 THE MICHIGAN D ATTV WARY +Ml"t.V "' ' 1E 1111 4 1ET 1 ?1111 17111Ed7U'_ ;YAhr!"i "1' ilGEE 5 n uries Irce Platoon Shifts for Wsconsin Tilt Key Men See Double Duty Against Badgers Tomorrow. * * * 4> Y Montreal Tops Rangers; Badgers To Arrive At Willow Run Today Coach Bennie Oosterbaan is stretching his talent to the utmost in an effort to field a strong of- fensive and defensive unit tomor- row" afternoo...…
…FRIDAY, OCTORM 3A, JMMt THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ _ _ _ I C FRIAY.OCTBE. SB. 111~v Fraternity Rushing ANO'iHER fraternity rushing period has just been completed. Once again we hear rumblings of discontent from the fraterni- ties and the rushees concerning the present rushing system. Since so much dissatisfaction exists, now might be a good time to examine a substitute plan for this introductory phase to fraternity life. IFC might well take a ...…
…FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1950 Activities, Festivities, Dance 3r.eet Homecoming Alumni ' indian Summer To Be Theme of Dance 'Supplemented by Thornhill's "Snowfall" THE MICHIGAN DAILY IPAIW. vnnr T~lE TCITCAN lATT rjvW G Early Christmas " ,:artinK with a pep rally and a Union dance tonight, homecoming festivities will come to a climax tohnorroW with the football game and the traditional Homecoming Dance to be held from 9 p.m. to 1 am. in'the IM...…
…THE MJCHIGAN DAILY <::. FRIDAY, OCTOBER, 20, 1950 .- FIA, COE, (,15 MINIMIZES REHEARSALS: Munch Concentrates on Performances When the Boston Symphony Or- chestra presents its concerts here Sunday and Wednesday evenings, the conducting skill of its new leader Charles Munch will be a major point of the audience's in- terest. Munch, a Frenchman, has in- troduced into American orches- tras the European conducting met- hod of little rehearsals...…
… MMMMMMM'm 1952 PRESIDENTIAL FORECASTS See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State 41P :43 a t I CLOUDY, WARM VOL. LXI, No. 21 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN THURSDAY! OCTOBER 19, 1950 SIX PAGES Red Capita EnteredBy U.S. Troops Victory Climaxes 13 Mile Advancel TOKYO - () - United States First Cavalry troops fought their way yesterday into the deserted Red Korean capital of Pyongyang, a field dispatch reported. This would make a 13-mile final a...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1950 I I Red Feather Kickoff Set For Monday Local Mystery Slogan Revealed Tb%"What is 12?" signs all ov- er the campus are no longer a mystery-they mean "12 dollars, for 12 agencies, for 12 months," the slogan of Ann Arbor's Com- munity Chest drive which begins Monday. The explanation for the mystery signs came last night from Mrs. Cecila Craig, Comcunity Chest secretary for the Ann Arbor area. This...…
… THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE IS 'IVY' POISON? Ex'l' GreatBack As Badger Coach Connie ack Quits As A's Pilot r By CY CARLTON Another old Wolverine will be back Saturday,Mall prepared to scalp his Alma Mater. Ivan Williamson, or 'Ivy' as he is known to his associates in the coaching fraternity, will stride in- to Michigan Stadium with his Wisconsin Badgers. WILLIAMSON, a Michigan grad, class of '32, captaine...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY a THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1950 ____________________________________________________________________________________ I 1952 Presidential Forecasts Eisenhower & Dewey By DREW PEARSON WASHINGTON - Governor Thomas E. Dewey's announced support of General Dwight D. Eisenhower, as the Republican Party's 1952 presidential nominee, coupled with his own renunciation of any ambitions for a third nomination, has these meanings, amon...…
… THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE I.' I F , I I SHINE ON HARVEST MOON: Third "Homecoming Harvest" Will Be Given by East Quad Corn husks will hop and pump- kins will prance at the third an- nual: East Quad homecoming dance,. "Homecoming Harvest," to be presented from 9 p.m. to mid- night Saturday in the south side dining rooms of the Quadrangle. Open to residents of the Quad and their guests, the dance will feature ...…
…y PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1950 Ca mpus Groups Begin Displays MULTI-COLORED UNDERWEAR: Laundromats Fascinate Ann Arborites t. * * * ', * * * Houses Work Secretly To Win Homecoming Prizes * * * * By BOB KEITH Campus housing groups have clamped down the pre-Homecom- ing iron curtain this week. Mystery shrouds the goings-on at nearly every dorm, sorority and fraternity. * * * HOPING to awe and surprise the c...…
… NSA REPORT See Page 4 jE L Latest Deadline in the State ti1 0 L" 0 p0y FAIR, WARMER VOL. LXI, No. 20 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1950 SIX PAGES I Truman Says U.S. To Fight Any Aggressor O UN Spearheads Near Pyongyang Hamhung and Hungnam Captured As Troops Pound Red Defenses TOKYO-()-United Nations armored spearheads pounded to within eight miles of Pyongyang yesterday and were confident they would smash into ...…
…PAGE TWO. THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1950 DAILY OFFICIAL, BULLETIN The Big Three MICIUGAN DAILY CLASSIFIEDS Publication in The Daily Official Bulletin is constructive notice toall members of the University. Notices for the Bulletin should be sent in typewritten form to the Office of the Assistant to the President, Room 2552 Administration Building, by 3:00 p.m. on the day 'preceding publication (11:00 a.m. Saturdays). WE...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGETIREE army Heads AP Poll for Second C onsecutive Week 4> fichigan Drops to 26; )klahoma Follows Army By The Associated Press Resurgence of the South and 1thwest to a place of high re- ,ct is the main feature of the t month's skirmishing in col- e football. army's swift-striking Cadets td the national standings for second week in a row today a rundown of the Associated mss top twenty shows no single tion dominant....…
…PAGE FO1r1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY. OCTOWX iR Isa U ________________________________________________________________________ U WEI~NESDAY, OGTO3iX 13 IS. NSA Report EVERY SO OFTEN, a governmental agen- cy takes a look at the way it is working and comes up with a new idea for more efficiency. Tonight, the Student Legislature will indulge in this bit of self-examination when it considers the reorganization of the campus National Stude...…
… WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1950 Hfarbred's Orchestra To Play 'AnnuaI League Fall Dance A galaxy of goblins and ghosts be informal this year and will tV k ' eer from dim corners at take the place of the usual fall S '*W t(chrdaft," the League's annual formal. 'dance which will be held Johnny Harberd and his or- from n9to 12 p.m. October 28, in chestra will supply the musical the ballroom, background for the Halloween- (A "girl-bid event, the dance...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1950 . ... Y . assn . MEN SIT; SEATS SUFFER: Friction Keeps Union Carpenters Busy By HARRY REED A definite relation exists be- tween the seat of Michigan men's pants and the constant tap-tap- ping coming from the sub-base- ment of the Union. For far down in the sweltering depths, beneath innumerable criss- crossing water and steam pipes, the Union maintains a full time carpentry shop, repairing th...…
… KOREAN NATIONALISM See Page 4 Yl r e Latest Deadline in the State a -A, Ap t 0 t0 A MOTL FI l)/ i .1w AT. YO - MOSTLY FAIR I VOL. LXI, No. 18 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1950 SnX PACES 1 I .. ' tJrv pt~rii'g S *4*A' to List Shows 459 Pledge Fraternities 68 Percent of Al] Rushees Affiliate Four-hundred fifty-nine mel pledged fraternities last week. The pledge lists, revealed by th GInterfraternity Council yesterday, ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1950 MORE MAY MOTOR: New Drivin For Studeni Two changes have been made in rules governing the use of cars by students and faculty members, it was announced yesterday by Felix G. Sundquist of the Office of Stu- dent Affairs. There are now three qualifi- cations for exemption from the driving ban where formerly there were only two. * *. * MARRIED STUDENTS a n d teaching fellows are now permit- ted to u...…
… )AY, OCTOBER 17, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE , ., PAGE THREE ON THE SPOT By BOB SANDELL Daily Associate Sports Editor TERN CONFERENCE SCOUTS must have spent the weekend } nging the blues to their respective coaches. After watching the Ialf in Yankee Stadium Saturday, they probably came back :eports that cause many a troubled brow and cries of anguish camps of the Big Ten schools. It must have been a little disheartening for the co...…
…PAGE FOURE THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1950 U I I Kcrean Nationalism IN A MOVE that ranks of selfishness and personal ambitions, the Government of the Republic of Korea, despite its' practical non-existence two months ago, has placed nationalism over and above United Nation's rule and the welfare of the Korean people. Led by President Syngman Rhee, the Republic has rejected as "unacceptable" the U.N. resolution calling for a ...…
…TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY __________________________________________ I I Sophomores To Give Skjt For TugWeek Campus Life Satire To Climax Activities Of Week'sProgram As a climax of Tug Week, the annual war between freshmen and sophomores, Soph Satire will be presented at 8:30 p.m., Friday, October 27 in Hill Auditorium. ' This year's Satire is a take-off on campus life; including group living, dating, and the achieve- m...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1950 .s. _______________________________________________________________________________ I mw Marehng Band Conquers New York at Army Game COMIN' IN ON A WING IN THE AIR: 'U' Club Instructs Students in Gliding There was no score but the Uni- versity Marching Band conquered New York City with its half-time show at the Army game. The performance by the 135 blue and gold clad bandsmen drew spontaneou...…
… Pt, NEAR EAST POLITICS See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the Stat. aitii PARTLY CLOUDY VOL. LXI, No. 17 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SUNDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1950 EIGHT PAGES One Half ToO Many: R President Meets f0 With MacArthur Conference Short, Discuss Korean Rehabilitations, Asiatic Red Perils WAKE ISLAND-()-President Truman met with General Mac- Arthur on Wake Island yesterday in a conference dealing with the , Red perils in Asia and ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1950 Shivers Says Signal Corps PositionsOpen Engineers or technical writers with electronics or communica- tions background are urgently needed to fill positions in the Sig- nal Corps research laboratories, according to Major Gerald W. Shi- vers of the Army ROTC. Engineering applicants must have a bachelor's degree or the equivalent experience in com- munications or electronics plus one year of profes...…
… 9VNDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1950. THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Wisconsin Claims Best Dorm Phone System By LARRY ROTHMAN Officials at the University of Wisconsin claim that it has one of the best university telephone systems in the country. The men's and women's dorms are served by 600 lines, making one line for every eight students. In a survey conducted by the Wisconsin journalism school, it was found that the Daily Cardi- nal, cam...…
…I THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1950 m - Near East Politics I rODAY the Near East lies fallow, but notwithstanding the friendly gestures of its rulers to the United States, the land of Omar Khyyam is a very fertile ground for the seeds of Communism. Dr. Afif Tannous of the Department of Agriculture recently said: "The status-quo cannot exist in a Mid- dle East which is subjected to powerful ideological pressures. Something is c...…
… SUNDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FITE ______________________ Dance At IM Will Follow Gridiron Game Thornhill To Provide Musical Background For M' Homecoming Featuring the musical notes of Claude Thornhill and his orches- tra, the 1950 annual Homecoming dance will be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Saturday in the IM Build- ing. The dance, which has been nam- ed "Autumn Maize," is informal and all-campus. Corn husks, pumpkins, ...…
