…The, 'S.: 0 Manch of Di J-HOP Off Guard For Over A Century r Monday, February 13, 1950 OPENING- NIGHT-The entrance to the I-M is one mass of lights, people and noise as the J-Hoppers begin to arrive. FINISHING TOUCHES -- Bar- bara Munn puts the finishing touches on Carol Walker's hair- do while waiting for dates. ANTICIPATION-Joe Cyr and Bill Schmalhorst pick up dates Pat Scanlon and Helen Carson and start for the I-M Building. Se...…
… SOCIALISTS See Page 4 TM Latest Deadline in the State 43I FREEZING RAIN VOL. LX, No. 86 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1950 SIX PAGES Doctor Fired In Fight With 'U' Employee Negro Woman Claims Beating By JAMES GREGORY Dr. Neil H. Sullenberger of Uni- versity Hospital has been dis- charged following his alleged 'beating of Mrs. Louise Philpot, Negro elevator operator. sa Mrs. Philpot charged in a not- arized statement that D...…
… Y' J-HOP GRAVY TRAIN See Page 4 Y Latest Deadline in the State 4 6F Qi Q SNOW VOL LX, No. 87 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 15, 1950 EIGHT PA rte.. S T I 11 L Washington Curbs Coal Purchases Strike Continues Without Letup WASHINGTON- ()-Informal coal rationing began in the Capi- tal last night on the eve of court- ordered new negotiations for a soft coal contract. The nationwioe miners' strike, meantime, continued fu...…
…9alyRolls * * * * Out Welcome Mat for Tryout Staff T HE ROAD TO journalistic success, and to success in many another field, starts at 420 Maynard St. That's where a group of forward-looking students will gather at 4 p.m. today to learn how The Daily can offer them the most valuable experience they'll ever get on this campus. MANY A FUTURE newspaper editor, foreign correspondent and writer will pass through the doors of the Student Publi...…
… NEW WOMEN'S RESIDENCE See Page 4 Y 1 Latest Deadline in the State 41W -at C', 0 *, SNOW AND COLDER 4 . VOL. LX, No.91 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1950 SIX PA Government Ready To Act in Coal Situatio f Illinois Five Posts 70-60 Win over Osterkorn's 28 Points Pace Illini (Special to The Daily) CHAMPAIGN-With big Wally Osterkorn hooping 28 points for the third game in a row, Illinois' cagers rolled to a 70-60 vic...…
… DEWEY & THE OLD GUARD Y WI It6 D71alit b SNOW AND COLDER See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State VOL. Lk, No. 9' ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1950' SIX PAGES Judge Orders Contempt Citation for UM !\ WASHINGkTON -(P) - Federal Judge Richmond B. Keech yester- day hurled a criminal contempt of court citation at John L. Lewis' striking union for defying the court's order to dig coal. The United Mine Workers, wh...…
… SCRATCH PAD See Page 4 A6U D~ali Latest Deadline in the State CLOUDY, SNOW VOL. LX, No. 93 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 22, 1950 mmmmmw EU i Sports Subsidies Denied a Strict Sport Code Upheld By Ruthven Refers to Legal Vs. Illegal Aids NEW YORK- (iP) -President Alexander G. Ruthven, declared yesterday in response to an As- sociated Press questionnaire that x "We would resist any organized alumni effort to subsidize ath...…
… STUDENTS BILL OF RIGHTS See Page 4 Y it AI ait Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LX, No. 95 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1950 CLOUDY, COLDER SIX PAGES Natio Reds Accused Of Arousing Pit Agitation 100,000 Men s Idle by Weekend By The Associated Press Mass layoffs, coal rationing and mine picketing violence spread through the nation today in the Great Coal Strike of 1950. Soft coal contract talks brought 1 "absolutely no resu...…
… BIG DOUGH & THE DEMOCRATS See Page 4 A6F A6F VOW 4f I t r t tAn latt. Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LX, No. 96 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1950 CLOUDY, COLD SIX PAGE A * * * * * * * * * 3 Federal Court To Tr UMW Monday New Seen Elections Inevitable Sander Defense THalts Allegation By The Associated Press MANCHESTER, N.H.-Prosecution in the trial of Dr. Herman N. Sander alleged yesterday that the husband...…
…REFORM MOVEMENTS Y It'AF PattL 41 Q COLD, See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LX, No. 97 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1950 I -. SIX PA Seek Strike Settlement Out-of-Court Last Chance For Coal Compromise WASHINGTON - OP~) - Soft coal contract talks last night head- ed for their first Sunday session as Government mediators pressed hard for a sudden agreement be- fore the mine whistles blow again. The officials drew...…
… 3i DORM PLAN See Page 4L WI U :43 zttty VA CLOUDY, WARMER I Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LX, No. 98 U.S. Vessels Attacked In China Port ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1950 Verbal DuelI United 1ine SIX PAGES Workers Deny Think Assailant To Be Nationalist COurt ontempt Charge & NEW YORK-(3)-Two Ameri- can ships were attacked from the air today at the Communist-held north China port of Tsingtao. Officials in Wa...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY mr-Im THE MICHIGAN DAILY w w . Page Two Moriday, February 13, 1950 Monday, February 13, 1950 J-Hoppers Dance i, -- NAMESo.. (Continued from Page 25) Relax to Music I "Deep In B lues" By DON McNEIL Monday morning came wearily into existence today, held back from full reality by a string of remembrances which kept more than 2,500 couples still caught up in th magic of the J-Hop weekend. The "greatest dance of the...…
… ,' ;.. :.. THE MICHIGAN DAILY;; TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1950~ U' To Sponsor Research Expeditions Five University faculty members il soon scatter to distant parts the world on research and edu-R Striking out the farthest from odern civilizations, John Clark,s eturer in geology, will take a Hall expedition to Pakistan and ashmir for the Central Asiatic - esearch Foundation. * *, THE EXPEDITION will provide edical aid to natives and teach em si...…
…MMIPMEMMU 71r- THE MIWhIGAN DAILE' WEDNESDAY, FEBRUYARY 15, 1950 1 , ..r I..., )AILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in The Daily Official lulletin is constructive notice to all nembers of the University. Notices or the Bulletin should be sent in ypewritten form to the Office of the ssistant to the President, Room 2552 dministration Building, by 3:00 p.m. n the day preceding publication 11:00 a.m. Saturdays). WEDNESDAY, FEB. 15, 1950 VO...…
… TT HGAN I DAILYI - -MTiTRSUA r, E-RUARnuuY- 1N ( a License, o Coffee, Ly Officials SHINING CAST: 'Golden Boy'Production Has Professional Touch v A local restaurant operator yes- .erday said that he had been hreatened with arrest by city! zealth department o f f i c i a lis ;hould he attemapt to pass out free offee from a truck in the future, without obtaining an-eating es- ablishment license for the truck. The restauranteur, J. D. Mill...…
…TTHE MICHIGAN DAILY - UNDAY, fE APm NevesN' Cagers Face Spartans tRUARY' 19, 1950 Here NEW YORK - 1O) --The past marched in review in the Asso- ciated Press mid-century sports poll, and as the participating ex- perts culled from the five decades of personal achievement and memorable events the most out- standing in their fields there emerged a silent challenge to the next 50 years. "Match them if you can," is the unspoken defiance and the y...…
… THE MVRISH UTI Try TlSMIF LUAI T 21, 1950 n _ d l JAI-LY OFFICIAL BULETIN. Publication in The Daily Official Bulletin is constructive notice to all 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. en the day preceding publication (11:00 a.m. Saturdays). TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1950 VOL. LX, No. 92 ANotices....…
… _THE MIC if-AN UI MYA WED OM CAP AND GOWN tO FILES: * Catalog Office Keeps Complete Alumni Information v 'xs. / 1 I 1 I j I I l A(Z (o1 I By ROMA LIPSKY Want to find out where John Jones, '26, lived when he was in Ann Arbor? Or how to contact all law school graduates of 1938? THE PLACE to look is the Alumni Catalog office. Fully equipped with filing cabinets that almost reach the ceiling, the Alumni Office, the one place on campus w...…
…r:n TH iT~ TIUTTN TWK '.4 , . - FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1950 vr ' ducational ionference Lo Be Held Academic freedom, discrimina- tion and peace will be the topics under discussion at the Demo- cracy in Education Conference, to be held tomorrow and Sunday in the Assembly Room of the Union. Participating in the Conference will be three hundred delegates from Michigan State College, Michigan State Normal, Wayne University, Olivet, Hillsdale, J...…
…' HE I IICI I :X-N UXIL . SATUR DA4, rEnRUARY 25, mo _. __ ___ ?. _,, u X,..- .. ~~A. FEB+RUaRY 2 n.aid+vv CLAss FIED BUSINESS SERVICES Im' Cage Seasornt Nears End I 1 0 1 MICHIGAN DAILY Phone 23-24-1 HOURS: 1 to 5 P.M. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES LINES 1 DAY ,!3 DAYS 6 DAYS 2 .50 1.02 1.68 3 .60 1.53. 2.52 4 .80 2.04 4.80 Figure 5 average words to a line. Classified deadline daily except Saturday is 3 P.M. Saturdays, 11:30 A.M....…
… rTHrE MI TIAN II IE SUNDAY, FYBRUHRT 26,195(k'. SUNI~Y, FR~tTUY 2. n. 4 4} a ators Fall to os U, 56-28 t _._. MICHIGAN DAILY Phone 23-24-1 HOURS: 1 to 5 P.M. LASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES NES 1 DAY 3 DAYS 6DAYS 2 .50 1.02 1.68 3 .60 1.53 2.52 4 .80 2.04 4.80 Figure 5 average words to a line. lossified deadline daily except 3turday is 3 P.M. Saturdays, .30 A.M. for Sunday Issue. WANTED TO BUY LEICA, Imarect view finder, 90mm sw 13...…
…-71 THE RICHM-I ' DxIt;v -TUESDfAY, FEBUTARY 2, 95 m u - -- - ---- - --. ----,__ .vavvcaaus wv iaacr n. rSA-SRA I - - To Sponsor Travel lan A special program for students interested in foreign travel-study projects will be sponsored by the combined National Student As- sociation-Student Religious As- sociation travel services at 8 p.m., Thursday, at Lane Hall. The meeting will feature brief talks by students who have travel- ed abroad ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I Monday, February 13, 1950 ti' .41 )ietitian Makes Application or Five Cent Hot Dog Stand DAILY SPOTLIGHT: Promotions Men Run Wild on Campus J-HOP P irl rix trt ttxt I Off Guard For Over A Century Monday, February 13, 1950 "What this campus needs is a good five-cent hot dog stand," Reginald B. Reinhardt, East Quad dietician, declared yesterday as police released him from impri- sonment in a "cabin" outside Yp- ...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY _I M' Wrestlers Defeat Hawke s, 15-9 Nelson's EigIhth Straight, Win Sparks Wolverines j WOLVERINE ROUNDUP: Track Trio Steals Vacation Spotlight Michigan's wrestlers chalked up u their sixth victory in eight starts, when they defeated a strong Iowa mat squad, 15-9, last night in Yost Field House. Again sparked by Larry Nelson's superb grappling in the 128 pound bracket, the Maize and Blue was hard pressed all the...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY LUBRICATED LIGHTNING: McEwen Sets Record Time Hard Way ss seetGophers i By BILL CONNOLLY race, and t "And Mc Ewen did it the hard slightly in i way, too!" But McEwe That's what trackmen are say- "I d rather ing about Don McEwen's record- for the first shatt-ring 9:06.9 two-mile time t on on theI turned in in the Michigan-Wis- how much I consin dual meet last Saturday tryin for a\ year," he add it Saturdayi HIS RECORD TIM...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Gymnasts Surprise Gophers, 52-44 Newcomers Strengthen Revamped Puck Squad Laz, 15 Feet Vault Ace, To Lead Illini Trackmen By BILL CONNOLLY The second man in the history of track and field competition to clear the much sought-after 15 feet height in the pole vault will be in Ann Arbor Friday afternoon. "Illinois will present its prodig- ions vaulting star, Don Laz, to Michigan traci- fans in the dual meet between the Wol...…
… SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1950 NHLE IC IGAN IDAILY wolverines Sweep Iockey, Sming, Wrestl~in Michi an. Sextet Trounces Tigers,,. 11-1 By BOB VOKAC Michigan's hockey club all but turned Colorado College upside down as they walloped the Tigers, 11-1, before a howling capacity crowd at the Coliseum last night. The Wolverines are now practi- cally assured a berth in the Na- tional Championship playoffs aft- er blasting Colorado twice in the two...…
… 21, 1950 HEMrCHl N-1DAILY -,PAGE Cagers Outlast a rtans 70-53, in See-Saw Battk Puckrnen Slated for NCAA Playoffs After Tiger Sweep Switch to Zone Defense' Halts State, Sets Up Win Lead (han es Hands 15 Times; Murray, VanderKuy, McIntosh, 'Supy' Set Hot Pace Iowa Victory Gives Nator Incentive for Buckeye Me By JIM PARKER After last week-end's resound- ing sweep of a two-game series frotn Colorado College, Coach Vic Heyliger's high -...…
…THE"MMMIGAN TSATIY f VPucksters, iSC Meet Tonight Transcript Mixup Sidelines Williams for Hoop Season By TED PAPES A scholastic technicality has cut short the Michigan basketball ca- reer of Dick Williams. The six foot, seven inch center was declared ineligible for in- ter-collegiate competition Monday when it was discovered that his transcripts of credit from Vander- bilt University were not in order with Western Conference regula- tions....…
… T FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1950 Tl!*1-m Mj;,IIAN DAfiILY -Ce Playoffs Beckon as 111' Six battles Gophers * * * 7* * * - as j "( r ... ' 1 Lt. Glenn Davis To Return To Football Wars Maize and Blue Icers Seek ) THESE CHANGING TIMES: Track Stars Shoot for Big Ten Marks Former A ll-American Signed by LosAngeles To Bolster Bid for NCAA Minnesota Aims for Revenge, .500 Rating In Return Meetings' With High-Flying 'M' By BILL CONN...…
…rTH1E MI+CITIAN DAILY Pucksters Outscore Miies , 0/ Wolverine Cagers Battle Northwestern In Try for Initial Conference Road Win By HAROLD TANNER Faced with only a slim chance of finishing at the .500 mark for Big Nine competition, Michigan's cagers will attempt to end a Srather dismal Conference road slate with a victory tonight when they engage Northwestern in the ,Chicago Stadium. The two Big Nine foes play the first game of a twin bil...…
…THlE.MlTITGAN DIII ________ Thinclads Ohio's Miler Truex Sets Record T o Beat MceEwen & Down Buckeyes, 62-52 is * * * * Michigan Cagers Bow Before Wildcats, 76-53 By BILL CONNOLLY Setting a new Field House record of 4:10.7, lanky Len Truex of Ohio State handed Michigan's Don Mc- dwen the first defeat of his col- legiate career, but the Buckeyes were defeated by the home team, 02-52. Depth paid off for the Wolver- ines who slammed both ...…
…TOTE MICHIGAN D}AILY osU Ca'ge rs Tura' Back Tenacious Wolverines * * * * Michigan Victory Bid Fails As VanderKuy Registers 19 (Continued from Page 1) point. for high scoring honors as he paced the Bucks to a new West- ern Conference scoring record of 787 points, which erased the 783 mark established by Illinois last year. THE OHIO State squad grabbed another record as they dumped in Confearnc Track, Meet Rated Close By BILL CONNOLLY...…
… p-Rv 9 ~4, THE MICIHIGAN-DA'LY I :THE MICHIGAN DAILY Monday ebruawy,,13,;1950 maee It Up' To Ply March 29, 30, 31 * * * * * * * * * Union Opera Road Tour Also Planned By PAUL BRENTLINGER "Lace It Up," second in the re- vived series of the Michigan Un- ion Opera, will be one of the high- lights of the campus' entertain- ment parade during the second semester. With an all-male cast, includ- ing a line of gorgeous masculine chc r...…
… I THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUJESDAY, FEBRUAR~Y 14, 1950 i )MAS L. STOKES: Socialists Opportunity S tate "But This Thing Isn't Getting Any Bigger" ASHINGTON-Some months ago it was observed here how the term "Socialism" was replacing "Communism" as a label of opprobrium used by foes of social reforms embodied in New Dealism, Fair Dealism, and such. That was manifest in debate in Congress and in public speeches and statements outside. It was fo...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY J-mHop Gravy Train tbNCE MORE a teipting, lucrative gravy train has steamed away from the IM building, laden with dollars from the pockets of thousands of students. The gravy was shipped out in the form of high profits for printers, photographers, dance bands and professional decorators. The University itself took over $1,000 for rental, police protection and labor. For on Friday and Saturday evenings this campus was the ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THUYRSDAY, FEBRUVALRY 16, 19Sa I I ~~ .,-'.- .1 L. STOKES: Democracy A bdicates .... . ,._ a NTASHINGTON-President Truman's pub- licly announced decision to go ahead ith the hydrogen bomb met almost unani- .ous approval in Congress or, as one news- aper headline put it: "Both Parties in Con- 'ess Join in Support of Super-Bomb Plan." An immediate reaction to such head- ines, because of the contrast, is the sud- Len rea...…
…7w THE MICHIGANiiAi SUNDAY, FvRii6'e 19, 195 ._ , . ; :., New Women 's Residence IE NEW WOMEN'S RESIDECE Hall is an attractive modern hotel with plea- t, livable rooms of decent proportions. vever, a year of use has brought to light ny imperfections. For a building that has hardly marked first birthday, it has an amazing mber of cracks. In fact, it is not a npletely uncommon phenomenon to gItrds, Bees, Grass )LITICAL campaigns and investi...…
… 'i w THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESD~AY, FEBRUARLY 21, x.950 -Ir AMIDST- crats a liberal Ree ernor Jam Irving Ives a typically Dewey & the Old Guard THE SNICKERS of smug Demo- tration. "It must have been some very clum- nd the guarded complaints of such sy Republican," he said. publicans as Pennsylvania's Gov- "Anyone who thinks that an attack on the es Duff and New York's Senator fundamental idea of security and welfare s, the Republican Par...…
… THE MICHIGAN IAIL FIWEI)NESDA Y, FEBPTJARY 22, 19nO _.. The City Editor's By AL BLUMROSEN EVERY MORNING DURING the week, I run through the mail that comes ad- dressed to The Daily in hopes of picking out something that might make a news story. Yesterday morning I picked up something unusual. It was a three-page dittoed sheet en- titled the "Monroe Street Journal" and the mast head said it was a "Monday Morning Publication edited by Bus. Ad...…
…FRIDY, PRRUA Y 2 O .-I-HE MICHIGAN DAMY U _ - FRHAYF~EBRUA1I~Y24.i9~O r- Students' Bill of Rights STUDENTS OFTEN RAISE the cry. that their rights are being infringed upon I that the University is inforcing new regula- tions at the personal whim of an isolated official who has completely lost contact with students' needs and desires. Partially in answer to these charges, students, faculty members and University administrators will roll up...…
…T THE MICHIGAN DAIL.Y .1: SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25. 100 I I r u _ . _ 1 THOMAS L. STOKES: Big Dough & WASHINGTON-It is an axiom that pow- er, long held, has a slowly disintegrating influence. Among dther effects, the desire to keep it results often in compromises with principle. Suggestive are scenes that help to create atmosphere. Such as that vast feast here the other night of Democratic bigwigs-and such little wigs as could dig up a hun...…
… THI~fCHIGAVNPAJIL'Y SU7NDAY,FERAY2,15 _._________________..__________ a.... '4 Reform Movements The ity Editor's WlE NALLY !CRATCH By AL BLUMEOSEN ELL, WE FINALLY met the Regents. That is, a few of us did. Over coffee excellent cake in the Union a group ome fifty students talked about every- g from the weather to the drinking ban :i members of our governing board for ost two hours. The, general, sentiment of people there s very favorable...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY Dorm Plan THE UNIVERSITY Resident Halls, long pregnant with organizing possibilities, has finally begun labor pains. Expected: A Residence Hall's Council that will establish the coordination of activities within the entire "U" dormitory system. The gleam in papa's eye was first seen last October in the East Quad Council. More decisive action was taken at a subse- quent meeting of Dormitory House Presi- dents and interested...…
… , ..: s ob , " ; A, I -A- Mondays.February 13, 1950 HIGAN DAILY (Continued from Page 23) Dean; Joan Lennon and Donald DeVries; Louise Leonard and Jim Frost; Vanis Lephart and John Brumbaugh; Martha Lee Lesher and Merlin Hughes; Mr. and Mrs. Jacques Les Strang; Joanne Levey and Jerry Freeman; Helin Levin and Al Riefler.' BARBARA LEVISTEIN and Bud Frank; Gary Levy and Eli Schoen- field; Ann Lewis and Theodore Munsat; Patricia Lewis and ...…
…TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1950 "THE MIHIGAN DAILY Spring Rushing Program Begins Hue I Groups Betrothal Told As Coeds Register Tomorrow Panhellenic will launch its spring rushing program when rushees register from 9 a.m. to G p.m. tomorrow in the League' Ballroom. According to Marilyn Flynn, rushing chairian, all women who intend to rush must register form- ally, whether or not they signed up at the tentative registration. WAA Notices R...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Women To Register Today For Panhel Spring Rushing Council Head TO SHEAR OR NOT TO SHEAR: Explains Many Short HairCau< Judiciary Duties By JANICE JAMES hair cuts. A wa ses Dissension (V Spring rushees will take the final preliminary step before open houses and parties begin when they register from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. today in the League Ball- room. At 7:30 p.m. they will gather in the ballroom for a mass meet me-ing, A ski...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Betrothal Revealed Lasting Style, Design Found in Good Silver 0 By RUTH COHEN Before the dawn of civilization, everything was purely utilitarian- a dish consisted of a hollowed out gourd, a spoon was a shell set into a split-ended stick and tied tight- ly in place. These crude implements per- formed a necessary function, but that was all. As man became somewhat civil- ized, he began to. embellish his utensils with crude c...…
… ), 1950 _ TH-E MIIHIGAN DA:ILY i _ ERssembly Ball1 ThemeRevealed 'Kandy' Atmosphere To Be Carried Out With Sugar 'n Spice n Everything Nice Prominent Japanese Woman Visits University Sweet talk will reign supreme 4when the annual Assembly Ball is presented from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. March 3 at the Union. With "Kandy Kingdom" as the theme, the annual coed-bid dance, given by and for independent wo- men, will feature the music of Frank Tinker a...…
… . . 3TUESflAY, FEBRUJARY 21, 1950 THE MICHIGAN -1AIlY r I Couple Betrothed Military Ball Ticket Sales HaveBegun Ticket sales are now open for the 1950 presentation of Military Ball to be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. on Friday, March 10, in the Union Ballroom. Dance tickets may be purchased in North Hall or at the main desk of the Union. The decoration theme will be based on various phases of mili- tary, life which will be depicted in dif...…
