…FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACE TIMEE THE MTCHTGAN DAI i L1. PAGE THREE 11" Iron Clad Illini Defense To Give Michigan Woes Peterson to Give Experience' To Right Halfback Position * . * *5 Michigan can expect to face an Illinois defense tomorrow after- noon that surpasses the Minnesota outfit whichhcaused thehWolver- ines so much trouble when they approached pay dirt last Satur- day. The Illini rate at the top of t...…
… SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Ankle Injury Makes Karras' Sat s Questio inable NEXT YEAR'S STARS? Weber Selects Best Of Freshman Backs Raldovits, Clark Expected To Take Up Offensive Slack Sam Snead Blasts Par; Wins North-South Open By LARRY SPERLING * "We are now entering the stage of the 'Survival of the Fittest,'" observed Professor Wally Weber, world renowned authority on the evolution of Michigan freshma...…
… SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE .TRRF.Ei 1 FAGR THREE i . a.d . aLA itKn . with LEAH MARKS WWJ-TV's "Broadway Open House" can be seen each weekday evening at 11 p.m. when all sen- sible people have turned Off their sets. But it is only after sensible peo- ple go to bed that Jerry Lester (the Tuesday, Thursday and Fri- day man, and Morey Amsterdam (the Monday and Wednesday jokster) waken overtired watchers and turn a d...…
… TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE __ I SON THE SPOT By BILL CON NOLLY Daily Sports Editor T WAS MIGHTY EASY to sit in front of a warm fire late Saturday night, finish that second cup of coffee and then lean back to rehash the four-act tragedy that took place that afternoon on the field enclosed by the Michigan Stadium. But we can't help but feel, these two days later, that some of the criticism that grew out of that con...…
… WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1950 T HE MICHIGAN DAILY. rAGF 11"' PAGE Ta ... . "W YankeesdReSox Dominate All-Star e * * (4, Baseball Poll Varsity Readies Defense, Air Attack for Hoosiers AP Sportswriters Shun Pennant Winning Phils TRA INER'S TROUBLES: Hunt Tries New Brace on Leo's Knee By The Associated Press NEW YORK-Eight clubs are represented on the 1950 Associated I Press All-Star baseball team, but! the National League ChampionE P...…
… 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...…
… )FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1,950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THEE FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 19~0 PAGE THREE Jethroe Nam NPhilles' Miller Second To Star Brave Outfielder ed Top NL Rookie BASEBALL SHOP TALK: Tiger PlayersFeaturelBenefit Event '' < > T --- NEW YORK-OP)-Sam Jeth- roe, the Boston Braves $100,00 plus outfielder, has been voted rookie of the year in the National League for 1950.. The fleet Jethroe who led the league with 35 stolen base...…
… SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Snow, Indiana Pass Defense .,rP<> ith th e OLVERI[NES by BOB SANDELL Associate Sports Editor THE WOLVERINES are apparently headed for their worst gridiron campaign in 13 years or more, but we don't think that detracts anything from a couple of outstanding individual achievements. There isn't much need to mention one of them. It's the accom- plishments and game after game consisten...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE KIDS KEPT OUT OF MISCHIEF: PlayCircle Organized by Two 'U' Terrace Mothers East Quad Radio Station To Observe Anniversary No longer will University Ter- race mothers be hindered in their house cleaning while their small children play "tag" during the morning. The play circle, a new idea de- signed to keep children in the Uni- versity Terraces out of mischief, was originated recently by two en- terprising mothers,...…
… JESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Bierman Ends Eigh teen- HIGH VOLTAGE: %vv Bradford's Spark Ignites Dormant 'M' Offensive .i ear ule atlllinnesota Gopher's'Grey Fox' Asks Tribe's Pilot To Resign at Season's End Gains Releas e Decision Follows Prolonged Losing Streak; No Successor Named for Ski-U-Mah Post 0 ----- By TED PAPES be attributed to the king-size holes If he never has another, little which opened th...…
… IVEMBER 15, 1950' THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Northwestern Looks for Repeat of Last Year' s Upset Pancho Segura Reaches Top in Pro Tennis World By GEORGE FLINT When Francisco (Pancho) Se- gura came up to the United States from the tropic midlands of Ecua- sdorin 1941, his native land en- trusted him with almost as much of a public relations job as that of their ambassador. And so far along the tennis trail he's fulfilled the mission...…
… .t THURSDAY, NOVEMBER'16, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE FOR THE FIRST TIME: Koceski in Battle for Halfback Position Bradford Tabbed Back of eek 4' By TED PAPES Leo Koceski is ready and waiting to take up the challenge offered him by Michigan's new backfield discovery, Wes Bradford, named yesterday by the United Press as Back of the Week. For the first time in three, years he finds himself engaged in a bat- tle for a first string...…
… FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE -. Seg ura, Betz Win Singles; Lose Doubles Match Kramer off Form, Bows 6-4, 3-6, 6-2 t Buckeyes' Tilt with Illini Tops Tomorrow's Slate Rain or Passes Slated for Wildcat Tilt By GEORGE FLINT Displaying bomb-sight accuracy and a remarkable fore-court game, Francisco (Pancho) Segura de- feated an erratic Jack Kramer last night at Yost Fieldhouse in a pro- fessional tennis...…
… SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY r lion McEwen Sets New U.. Cross Gountry Mark IOLVERINES by BOB SANDELL Associate Sports Editor THOSE INDESCRIBABLE and unpredictable quirks of football called psychological factors are again popping up in the Big Ten scramble for the Rose Bowl bid and conference title. This time they could very well send the Wolverines to Pasadena or just as well close the door on the worst campaign sin...…
… I ! i. TEMBER 19, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAI llinois Upsets -7 oSren en B WIB-id Major Passes To Stevens, For Both Illini Touchdowns Cadets Plow Through Mud For Triumph Over Stanford By The Associated Press CHAMPAIGN, Ill.-Illinois, the great running team, sprung two aerial touchdowns off trick plays in the second period to surprise mighty Ohio State 14-7 yesterday and shoot ahead'in the Big Ten Rose Bowl race. It was the first Big...…
… TUESDAY, NOVEMBAER 21, 195t, THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE T'! o" ., r s-- -.-. e Main Pro blem for M' Iers Iriy i~t~ W,7HAT TWO weeks can do to h onA A fortnight ago even the! ost3ccic dered at the thought of his thavoie)ltieBukey; Today it's just about thopo ' doesn't think the Blue-shirts13aea ci ler's crew this Saturday. What's happened in that.,p.. _ change the,-picture? Anyod ha s the last two Saturday aftec rnon it has changed. Th...…
… THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 2950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE y qv THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREI ON THE SPOT OSU, Mich4 By BILL CONNOLLY Dauly Sports Editor CATCH AS CATCH CAN: AWNG WITH the philosophical I-like-it-here' gang of students G rid Coaches Favor Fair who are staying in Ann Arbor town this Thanksgiving morning to catch up on lost sleep and bypassed academic assignments remains a certain group whose tho...…
… SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Illini Can Gain Rose Bowl Nod With 'O * * * * * * VictoryToday Triumph over Wildcats W ill Cinch January Trip ON THE SPOT By BILL CONNOLLY Daily Sports Editor Wolverine Line Holds Victory K( Backs Can Strike for Distance If HolesOpen in Buckeye Wall COLUMBUS, OHIO NOVEMBER 25 HERE'S ONE from the read-it-and meditate department: If the Thanksgiving holiday hadn't interrupted our prin...…
… SUNDAY, NOVEMBER g6, 1950 ; 'THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TE1~EE Roses Beckon As M' Gridders Capture Title Pandemonium Prevails in Lockers C * * * Gridmen Win Fourth Straight Crown By BOB SANDELL Associate Sports Editor 11 . # .4I * * COLUMBUS-From a blinding, swirling snowstorm in Ohio's huge stadium to visions of beautiful sunny California on January first. The joyous, Wolverines could still har...…
… Y, NOVEMBER 28, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE 'M' Places Three on All-Big Ten Squad NEW YEAR'S PARADE: Sooners, Kentucky in Sugar Bowl MicganHopes To Keep Bosox Get Perfect Big Ten Record Boudreau Ortmann, Wahl, Dufek Receive Conference Coaches' Selection NEW YORK -(A')-- Unbeaten Oklahoma will make its third straight appearance in the Sugar Bowl, and Miami will be the host team in the Orange Bowl on Jan. 1 following rapid-fire ...…
… WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY RAGE THic _. SAGE THIt~ Final AP Poll Rates Oklahoma National Champs Cadets Ranked Second, Michigan Finishes Ninth __.. __ YOUNG AND INEXPERIENCED: I Wolverine Five Opens Season Saturday Louis Hits Comeback Trail Again in Chicago NEW YORK -(R)- Coach Bud Wilkinson, who expected his grad- uation-riddled Oklahoma team to get its lumps this year, wound up instead with the Nation's N...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Louis Scores nimpressive Decision Against Brion Joe Unable To Manage Knockdown Verdicts of Judges In Complete Accord CHICAGO-(A')-Joe Louis hit the comeback trail with an unim- pressive but unanimous decision over Cesar Brion, Argentine cham- pion, in their ten round battle in the Chicago Stadium last night. T h e ex-World's Heavyweight Champion, who ruled the division for 11 years with 22 knockouts in 25 ...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, .1954 U Eisenhower Boom ONCE AGAIN a drive to bring General Eisenhower to the fore as presidential timber is in motion. The outcome of this movement, should it succeed, will be of no little Inportance to the American people and the world; for such an eventuality would mean that Eisenhower could 'very possibly be our next president.- At the present time, though, many mat- ters have to be...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, NOVEMBER! T,195S __ I s Lierary' College Conference HOW MANY TIMES has the student sit- ting next to you in a class, after rousing himself from his normal stupor, explained that he hadn't done his assignment because he: had gotten into a discussion about Freud, football or females the night before, and just hadn't gotten around to his school work. It is because of debacles like this that the bull session has ...…
…PAGE rotTR. THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1950 CAGE FOUR FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1950 G.'13. Shaw, George Bernard Shaw, self-acknowledged king of the modern English theatre, died Wednesday night at the age of 94. There is no one to assume his throne. The irascible old wit, during his sixty years as a play- wright,, suceeded not only in creating a mod- ern and intellectually respectable drama, but also in endearing himself to the worl...…
….4 PAGE FOUR3 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 0 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1950 I U I I - Colored Oleo Despite the heated opposition of butter producers in this state, the section of the Michigan Constitution prohibiting factory- colored oleo will be finally put to a general vote next Tuesday. Although butter manufacturers are per- mitted to use a. yellow dye to bring the butter to a standard color at the place where it is made, the antiquated state law...…
…PAGE FOUR~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEME3ER 5, 1950 THE MCHIGA DAIL SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1950 Law Enforcement IN ALL the recent screams of financial an- guish about police enforcing the peddling ordinances, the partisans of the student en- trepeneurs have overlooked one simple fact. There is a definite law which prohibits the activity they are engaged in without a peddling license. The program salesman can either buy a license or stop...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, NOVEM3BER 7,,1950 U 1950 National Election Day Predilections SOME :'42,000,000 voters are expected to go to the polls today in a bi-election which has suddenly been shoved into the back- ground by the official entry of the Chinese Communists into the Korean War. And yet this critical situation may seriously affect the outcome of the election and alter the complexion of our government for the next two years....…
…T HE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1950 THOMAS L. STOKES: 1 Cost of Senators WASHINGTON-How much does a United States Senator cost? Apparently the price is pretty high this year in some of our bigger states, a great deal more, in fact, than the lucky gentlemen on election day could make from their salaries and allowances if they served many times their allotted six years. And, as for the unlucky ones-they could retire, if the mon...…
…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...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MTCHTCAN DATTY FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1950 a. aa.il 111 V11 1V2' 1\ LCY1L1 k a FRIDA+,;Y. NvEMBER 10a.. W0vv . ::, . The New Congress IN A TIME of world crisis such as the pre- sent, it is only natural that a national po- litical campaign should have been waged with main emphasis on international ques- tions. And it is in the field of international relations, especially as regards American foreign policy ana relations, that ...…
…PAGE °Fult THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1950 EAGE FOU1~ SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1950 Football Programs A SEEMINGLY minor campus issue has resulted in a major revelation: Student opinion is not being ignored by the administration! more, it is having a real effect on policy formulation. In a recent investigation by Student Legislature's Campus Action Committee of the controversy over the hawking of ten cent football programs, i...…
…1FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1950 Ten Commandments THE TEN COMMANDMENTS of post- election, fallacious, reactionary opinion were set down most concisely and clearly by Floyd Thomas on Thursday's editorial page. We feel that a brief examination of these Neanderthal syllogisms would be of some benefit to a reading audience which has perhaps been misled. Therefore, we shall attempt a brief, sys- tematic analysis of these ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAIY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1950 f .. Voting Habits "I always voted at my party's call, "And never thought of thinking for my- self at all!" BACK IN the days of Gilbert and Sullivan, this bit of whimsy was something to be laughed at. But in this country today, it is such widely accepted' operating procedure 'in all fields of political activity that it has assumed a quality more akin to holiness than to satire. It most markedly...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1950 4. IFC & SL: Fraternity Discrimination AMOVE TO forcibly eliminate existing discriminatory clauses from the nation- al constitutions of campus fraternities will be launched at tonight's meeting of the Student Legislature. The move will come in the form of a proposal to be introduced by SL member Herbert Ruben who feels that the time for action is now and that the means of accompl...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY THUJRSDAY, NOVEMBE19, 1950 N________________________________________________I I I Discipline Committee THE UNIVERSITY Sub-committee on Dis- cipline seems determined to uphold the University law prohibiting drinking in cam- pus residences as witnessed by its decision to fine Psi Upsilon $2,000 and place the house on a year's social probation. The University law derives its strength from a Michigan statute forbidding th...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1950 The City Editor's SCRATCH PAD By PAUL BRENTLINGER VIEWED IN THE cold and relatively clear light of the day after, the Student Legis- lature's decision regarding fraternity dis- crimination clauses looks to be both unwise and undiplomatic. The decision supposedly means that the student body, through its elected- repre- sentatives, has spoken out firmly against discrimination. This is fine in its...…
…TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1950 CROSS CURRENTS THE STUDENT LEGISLATURE is to be commended for its courageous decision in setting a limit to the period which frater- nities will be allowed to eliminate discrimi- natory clauses from their constitutions. The question of what to do with discri- minatory clauses is one of importance not only to fraternities but also to the entire campus. The whole student body has a stake in thi...…
…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY _________________________________________________________________________________________ I I i i _ CditorQsdote iii i . + . i ®r ( By JIM BROWN THE UNIVERSITY administration's re- cent decision to set up a special committee to study the Thanksgiving Holiday question was a "nice" gesture. It condescendingly of- fers students an opportunity to voice their opinions on a subject which has been a con- stant source o...…
…ld+GlU 1F0 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1950 T heatre THOMAS L. STOKES: The'Taft Dilemma' "Don't Worry - I Might Catch You" Inadequacies ONE GRAPHIC example of the inadequate facilities of the University is the dearth of theatres in which student groups may present dramatic productions. At present there are three auditoriums which possess the minimum stage require- ments of a theater-Lydia Mendelssohn, Fattengill Auditorium in...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1950 ______________________________________________________________________________________________ I I The Role of the Critic AT.A TIME when war hysteria is sweeping through both the pro-Russian and pro- American political camps, it seems almost impossible to find the once highly regarded liberal who is willing to stand forth and frankly criticize the errors of both great world powers. But from o...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1950 PACE POUR1 _ . _ German Rearmament THE FEARS of France and the naive op- timism of the United States in regard to German rearmament in these days of danger and decision remind one of a ludicrous game of charades wherein the subject is nonexistent. What both our amateur foreign policy quarterbacks and the 19th century think- ers of France seem to be overlooking in their views of the German sit...…
…THE MICHiGAN DA ILY SUNDAY, NOVEMB~E1 26, 1950 I __________________________________ U T HOM AS L. ST OKES: GOP ntra-Pary Sife W A IN TNTe Cresional elec-the tioeresualy porten a vey fihth wifeti trol ofnth paty adge the 92Prsietial nomination.o n"usdr hca hs Thes ledesof the cflicting factinsr Dwhsinse the Gealobaneda cnwlasye of thorty and henhnced pretige. b tc rimphs inwhe eloin-Senu tat Tt ofm Oio and Goenors we ofhd iNew rkdo nd Wrr...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY . a u nt 1 Y, .I U . iYi iC G8, i9; _____________________________________________________________ U Excess profits Tax PAUSING momentarily from their tradi- tional wage dispute, labor and manage- ment are currently battling over the pro- posed new excess profits tax. While it is generally conceded by both sides that our expenditures for the quasi- war economy should be on a pay-as-we-go basis, there has been considerabl...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBE~R 29, 1950 THOMAS L. STOKES: Taft's Hour of Decision 13 . S. "Come On, Let's See Some Action:" WUASHINGTON-Developments since the election make it clear that Senator Ro- bert A. Taft of Ohio will have more to do with shaping events of the next two critical years affecting our position and influence in the world than any other political figure, even President Truman. The effect of the election, as we r...…
… PAGE FOUR' THE MICHIGAN DAILY TMMSDAY, NOVEMBER a8r 1958: * Ak PAGE FOUR Tfl'URSDAY, WOVEMBER 30, 1050 The Time is Now p{TIME is NOW. Fond dreams of lasting peace to which the democratic nations of the world have desperately clung have been swept aside in a clash of arms and a flood of blood on the Korean front. Two hundred thousand Chinese Reds, in a spectacular counter-offensive have crush- ed what a few days ago was joyously hailed...…
… WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1950 TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE 1 ___________________________________________________________________________________ I I I University Officials Proclaim Disapproval of Coed Football Clarifying Statements Given to Students; Prohibitive Ban Not Considered Effective In a statment sent to all wo- men's residences this week, Uni- versity officials expressed their disapproval of women's participa- tion in football. The w...…
… THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY U M ROOT OF ALL EVIL: Glittermore Speaks to Crowd On Steps of Bus. Ad. School Glittermore Returns Before a capacity crowd on the{ front steps and entrance way of the business administration school, Mr. Whittimore Glittermore, busi- ness and mining tycoon, spoke in his own inimitable way on the topic of "Prudence and Virtue Pay Off in Gold." Sitting on the folded-back top of his chauffeur-dri...…
… FRiDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1950 TIRE MICTTT'. A N n ATT.V - PAGZ PMe .,.. - 1 .. 1 1*. 1. 11.. i1\PSlJ. #"AsVW ra L'U 'Capitalistic Capers Life in 2050 To Be Shown Traditional all-campus ball, sponsored by business administra- tion students, will take place from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. tonight in the League Ballroom. Decorations committees have been working for weeks to trans- form the ballroom into a vision of the year 2050. From programs 2 to headq...…
…V~ SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DARY SEVEN VIOLATORS: New Eligibility System Operating Successfully Truman A fter Shooting The new eligibility system, in- augurated this semester, seems to be working, thanks to the cooper- ation of the general student body.' Only thirty students have been called into the Office of Student Affairs to give explanations for their participation in activities which require eligibility. And of thi...…
