… FTtTWAI, f;FlfIUAflV ix. K l) 'THE MIC;HIGAN DAILYV ... _ __ M Six Invades Northland ToMeet Gophers Toligiht i BULL 5ESSION by b. s. brown, sports editor ANTICIPATING THE mob violence that will probably attend en- trance into the Michigan-Minnesota game tomorrow night, I bequeath the following in case of mishap.... Dick Button has done it again. . . . The Englewood, N.J., world's figure skating champ successfully defended his title i...…
…SATURDAY,' FThIUIA,,tV lI, 019 THTE AMWTICAA1I)AITY PAC ..... ..... ichigan Wolverines, Illini Favored Over Purdue in Cinder Meet Puc men Down Gophers Nea tly, 4-1 1, By ROG GOETZ Michigan will face its first Big 'ine track competition of the in- door season when it tangles with Illinois and Purdue in a triangu- lar meet at Champaign. Rated as co-favorites with Illi- nois, the Wolverines will attempt to strengthen their bid for a ...…
…SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ is LU' On fH E R E CQRD By JOHN OSMUNDSEN Capitol Records have come through with flying colors this week with their release of the Art Van Damme Quintet's Cocktail Capers (Capitol album, 105). Outside of one single, this is the first attempt at commercial recording for Art, who has been a staff musician on W-M-A-Q for some time, but this album should...…
…TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 22, 1949 THE MICITCAN lA T 6-.- a- rSA. W.. .aa , .a. wa.,u 1r r.a V Va.y V! Y" .vt 11.t 1 - Cagers Wolverin Trounce e Natators Pur ue Scuttle V in See-Saw I1 Vater-Logged M1 battle, 64-53 innesota, 65-18 Michigan Sweeps Every Event to Sink Minnesota 4,> -- Suprluuowtcz on Spree Sets New Scoring Mark I lOh Mack! S5 prunowicz F .. . Mikulich F.... Morrill F....... McCaslin F ..... Vander Kuy C .... . . . By ...…
…VIDNESDAY, FEBRUARY t3 )4 THE MICIIIGAN DAILY . . .............. . . . ........... . ........ . .. - - - --------- . ............... . . . .. . iJB PAR ON ANY COURSE: Weinberg's Records Point to Best Year Purdi t asket ball Til Hints at New 'MV' Look, By KEN BIALKIN Michigan's oldest pool record /ent the way of all records two -eks ago, and last Saturday one f the newest marks took the same t.h. Dick Weiiber, co-captain of lie Wolveine ...…
…V THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA C, E TIYItEE T U E.... .... .....M.IC......H....I....A....N. -. D A..I............Y PAG"T f Buckeyes Br To I-M Pool By DICK HURST That man is here again. William "the whale" Smith, OSU's renowned and perennial middle distance swimmer, will toss his 6 ft. lin., 215 pound hulk into thcl I-M Pool Saturday afternoon when the Buckeyes meet the Wol- verines in what should be one ter- 6ific dog fight of a swimming meet. ...…
…FU11DAY, IThRVUARY 25, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE nju ry-R iddled -- ff * lcers Face Gophers Tonight Harlan Keeps Ohio State DivingDynasty Supreme 4 - - - - - - - By MERLE LEVIN If you're looking for a "sure thing" to bet the family jewels on, take a fling on Bruce Harlan to win all of the eight titles avail- able to college divers this year. The little blond diver, who will appear here tomorrow afternoon ,when Ohio State's Buck...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAIlY PAGE TflMZK. . ........... e mm Cage WolverineQ hio State a Michigan Seeks Sec: Ohioans' Home Con By SY SONKIN Michigan's cagers will try to cake it two wins in as many staits gainst Ohio State when they take n the Buckeyes on the latter's ome court tonight. Rated at the beginning of the ,eason as one of the best teams '.n the Big Nine, Ohio State's 'howing to date has been highly isappointing to Buckeye fans. THIS IS t...…
…SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2"7, 194 T HE MICHIGAN DiAILY PAGE THE COLLEGE ROUND-UP: 'Battle of Sexes' Raging on Campuses )OR M NEWS Schultz To Give North and South Organizing By PHIL DAWSON Clad in the usual costume- All the old jokes ana a few nlew skirt, sweater, layers of powder ones about the war between the and rouge and a brace of golf- sexes are to be found in college balls - this renegade male newspapers-that proves some- slipped past door...…
…E riu EXTRA Mnrdoy, February 7, 1949 Page Three am sDe'scen s rol', M HO louds Depie72 Year Histor Dance Started By Two Fiddles By PIL DAWSON J-Hop, "the country's greatest formal," has traveled a rough road from its humble beginnings in 1877 in Hank's Emporium on Main Street. Two violins and a piane made: enough music for the 20 couples at that first edition of the now traditional shindig. BY 1891 THE DANCE had ac- quired two orchestras a...…
…Page Four: THE MICHIGAN DAILY Monday, Februm ry 7 949 PaqeFou THEMICiGANDAIY Mnday Feruar 7,194 COP 4-. 09 ~ OBNOXIOUS GUMSHOE: Campus Cop Turns Tourist, Cuts Out Florida Fun, Too TAMIPA, Fla.-- (P) -The Uni- the obnoxious gumshoe, one Hor- versity of Michigan campus cop atio Q. Flivvernip, boarded his left this vacation city today after plane for Ann Arbor. a week's visit that made Michi- calling himself a "one-man gan's swimming team's c...…
…__ __ o d II i{itore yjote DAILY OFHICIAL BIT llETINJ fI( COlta WAR, it seems, has been en- tering a new phase lately with the par- ticipants harking and growling over defense pacts. Latest development in this new game is Russia's offer of a non-war pact with Norway, who in turn has sent her for- eign mias(er, altvard Laun', to the United States to se* if he can be admitted to th _ proposed North Atlantic Defense Pact- 1 she uiakvs the gra...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Lengthetnitng Shadow N IS LECTURE Monday, Dr. David Bradley, author of the bestseller,- "No Place to Hide," continued his campaign to educate the nation to the terrible import- ance of the atomic bomb in another world war. And his cold facts concerning atom bomb damage grow more and more sig- nificant as the sovereignties of the world choose up sides for what looks like a show-down fight to the finish. The alternative he g...…
…THE ilCHIGAN DAILY TRmUhLS AY,- FERUARY 1 aI149 Fo r w ardSt ep FOLLOWING a recent wave of attacks from all quarters, Michigan fraternities have finally stepped out of their shell and taken the lead in a crusade to remove their discriminatory clauses, the focal point of the majority of the attacks upon them. The action is particularly commendable in that it marks one of the first spont~ane' ous movements in the country on the part of frat...…
…THE MICHIGANyI DAILY FRIDAY, EMU New Tactics CERTAINLY NOBODY would be more sur- prised than the Russians if the United States counted its atom bombs and sent them a neatly typed report of the results, as they proposed Tuesday before the UN Security Council. At the same time, the Red resolution called for a one-third cut in armaments of the five great powers, a somewhat less startling and controversial point. While one should never discount...…
…qvq THE MICH11iGAN DI:)ILY SATITIt)AY, T!n Mercenary Ball? THlE COLD "WARF between Michigan State College and the University of Michigan, over football relations continues to 4evelop. The latest barrage from the State cam- pus carne in the form of an editorial ,tttack on Mlichig-an for its policy in re- gar(is to the existing football arrange- nments hetween the two schools. The editorial accused Michigan of be- coming a mwecenary sports...…
…F TTHE MICHIGAN DAILY Marriage Lectures pHE RETURN of the marriage relations lectures to campus-as the "Marriage nd Family Relations Lecture Series" is in- leed good news. The demise of the series threatened last 'all would have been a serious loss to an im- portant extra-curricular education program n campus. But now, after months of discussion and careful consideration by faculty and stu- dent members of the lecture committee, they will ag...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, _. Jumped the Gun FUNNY HOW altruistic epople can get when they have to. The American Medical Association, figur- ing to jump the gun on President Truman's Federal Health Insurance program, has just published a twelve point program for "vol- untary" medical assistance which, on the surface doesn't sound bad. It begins with the suggestion that a Federal Department of Health be created. This is not new. Last year...…
…0 va, THE MICHIGAN DAILY Publicity Move? LAST WEEK, at the same time that the Communists in Hungary were announc- ing the. life imprisonment of Cardinal Mindszenty, the trail of America's 11 top Communists plodded along with the speed of an over-loaded canal barge. Charged with conspiring against the United States government, these Commu- nists, with the aid of a conniving battery of lawyers, are doing everything in their power to disrupt th...…
…RAGE FOUR i'iHE MICHIGAN DAILY ___ You r Turn To Give LT HUGHAMERCANuniversities are ma;.ny Euiropeain tudents are still waiting for thw chance to :.o back to school. Years of active work in underground mov0cemeetsjItlis scarcities of food and mrecies have btr roken the health of many of these students. The World Student 1service Fond has taken the lead in re- butiling the physical stamnina of these EFu- rolean ,tudents. An International stu...…
…THE 3iCHIGAN DAILY FIDAY, F Neo-Isolationism SOMETHING DISTANTLY like isolation may be seen in the statement by Sen- ators Connally and Vandenberg that while the United States should take an interest in North Atlantic Security, it should not be legally or morally obligated to go to war if one of the signing nations is attacked. That is to say, the United States is the only nation to which the proposed North Atlantic Treaty is relatively un...…
…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEE Bewildering Withdrawal WHILE RUSSIA has never seemed over- anxious to cooperate in the UN, she has--at least-usually been able to offer a half-way logical excuse for her obstruction- ist action. But a move taken this week by three Soviet reppublics - withdrawal from the World Health Organization-must bewilder even the avid Communist-liners. There were several flimsy excuses of- fered by Moscow: first...…
…THE MICIIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, EERRUAJ~Y ~O I04~J .__.. Class Cutting r1HE "DROP" in attendance which gener- ally marks the end of the second week or the beginning of the third week of classes may be short lived this year, if persistent ru- mors we've been hearing the past few days prove to have factual basis. As we understand it, the University may, in the near future, officially inpose penalties for student cuts. Several pro- fessors have ...…
…TUESDAY. THE MICHIGAN DAILY Peace and Brotherhood FOR THE FLYERS lining up anxiously for the takeoff on a bombing mission over Germany, for the marines crouched tensely in a landing barge moving in on a Pacific atoll, for the G.I. creeping along the hedge- rows of France, there was no time for racial or religious prejudices. There was no time because they were fighting and working for a common purpose, a purpose bulwarked with the threat of...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY . A Forward Step T HE NEW and long-awaited curriculum requirements in they literary college should provoke plenty of thought and dis- cussion. The plan is the result of several years' Work, and it proposed to do much the same thing here as has been done at a number of other colleges: "Ensure a common intellectual experi- ence" by making distribution requirements more specific, and allow more freedom in choosing a field of...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY', 1FFABU Air Disguised Discrimination? NIGHT THE Ann Arbor City Council will go to bat on an issue which may well decide the fate of several student housing groups-the proposed "Double A" zoning restriction. 'Under this plan all campus clubs, re- ligious groups, League houses and affili- ated groups would be prohibited from building new houses in the area bounded by Hill St. on the south and Oxford Rd....…
…PAGE FOuII TIE VICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1949 U Oregon Genetics QtONQ Ile te Behold The Lord High Execulioner THE WEST COAST is currently being swept by a series of dismissals of pro- fessors, seemingly for their political beliefs. Six University of Washington faculty mem- bers were-dragged on the carpet, three fired and three put on probation. Now, Oregon State University has sacked two of its fac- ulty members. Oregon's Pre...…
…~T HE m ic-i GAN -' A r rY sATF, ti , , Keyhole Espionage ALTITOUGH the United States long agp slammed shut the door on most immi- griation, the House Armed Services Com- m1ittee has unanimously recommended the opening of a keyhole. Through it they hpe to squeeze 100 persons each year who have been helpful to American spies. Although the bill is strictly hush-hush, committeemen have said the plan would ot'fer sanctuary to renegade Communist...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1949 - - ---- ---- President's Language B;AD LANGUAGE or abuse I never, never use hatever the emergency. hile 'bother it' I may occasionally say. never use a big, big D." President Truman, it appears, could well benefit by an attempt at emulation of the above personal code of that circumspect, Victorian gentleman, W. S. ,Gilbert's cap- ain of the Pinafore. .At any rate, he certainly could have saved ...…
…Page Four T HE M IC H IG AN D AIL Y i t'buciry 7,-1949 "PVne Fourn #TH1ELMiCH F!GVAH"M DAILeY Moroevn'. - Fe rhurrv 7au. 194 A* OBNOXIOUS GCUMSHOE: 1 . Cuts Out FloridaFun_Too TAMPA, Fla. - ( P) -The Uni- the obnoxious gmhoe one Hor- versty of Michigan campus COP atio Q. F'livvernip, boarded his left this vacation city today after plane for Ann Arbor. a week's visit that made Michi- Galling himself a "one-man gasn's swimming team's chaotic...…
…Mnnclnve Febrim ~ 7 1949 I HL Nlf-HIUAN UAILY .,I I-Vlt4W TAV M r~tf uu A G11U 1 y t 4 Q IH -t rv A A or rVH er ...e ra "AIL*,, L a w r e n e , S p~ v ak et There were plenty of satisfied customers at the 1949 J-Hop- fi ~ they agree that few of the dance's colorful predecessors could possibly haye offered a finer corn- Y's'> ation of bands. ;r Elliot Lawrence and Charlie Spivak heiehtened the "Stairway to the Stas" theme as they shared ...…
…T V, F FR RUUR Y 8 9 'LIEt. i i~~GA 1i1A1L1. Registrcation for Sorority Rlushing' To -)Be Held cit Lecague Tomorrow' ]eit ta i>;rlin fur all wle Whoi plan to 1'I this seme:-ter will bet held from f m o 10 p.m. to- mnorroW' in i h <w l bAihooni. Ihe[ reisra ifle ill be one brang 1 1:i ci itl: Hw (MI, ofan Student At is I1 1I itw 1w,, (,("11- THE RLLES by whiieh eligibil- % ity for rushinlg is determrrined are by adlviceeof Health Service o...…
… JATY 9,M1949ICHGAI Valentine Theme To Be Featured) In 'Pay-Off Dance Decorations J' A Valentine, atmosphere will large red heart and red balloons greet dancers at the annual "Pay- Off" dance to be held from 9 p.m. will mark the Valentine season. to midnight Saturday in the An added attraction will be al League ballroom. single white balloon among the Ted Smith and his band, pop- red containing a cash prize for the ular musicians of this y...…
… FTBRUARY if), 160 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Mortcr Board Honors Senior BWOC's for Grades, Activities 'Mademoiselle' Modern Functional Designs Invade Women's Fashions Editor To Visit By MIRIAM CADY For those who are not Phi Betas Kappas, women students on the campus find their highest reward for scholarship and activities in membership in Mortar Board. As a national senior honorary society, Mortar Board has three qualifications by which new m...…
…1IDAY, r-TritVArY ih 149 Coeds TreatDates @1 "Pa y Off'Dance Annual Event Sponsored by Mortar Board; Ted Smith's Band Will Provide Music Ted Smith and his band will provide the music for the J-Hop debtors and dates at the annual "Pay-Off" dance to be held from 9 p.m. to midnight tomorrow in the League ballroom. This popular band heard at the 1948 Sophomore Cabaret will be starred in a valentine atmosphere, with a big red heart and red bal- loo...…
… .. ..l . ilitL.I 11 #A.. ...1 ii .RA11. +iiJY.V RAYis 'M' Must Topple Hoosiers Tonight To Stay in Race Dangerous Indiana Hosts 'C r HIM PtPesrermen oace ornellW' W Wei Pressure on C -er Weir W ST BBIY eary 'a s Business Michigan's Halfway-Alark Same as Viast Year as Wolverines Start Stretch Drive Canamni Shoots for First Winl inDual Coutpetitiontt Booms at Winter Sports By PRES HOLMES Michigan's cage squad heads into tonight's...…
… JARD 13, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAIY ____________________________________________________________________ I -~-----.----~--------- _____________________________________________________ LOVE'S LABORS LOST Fate of Maidens Decided By Valentine Day Customs Mille' Editor Visits Campus By JEAN RUSS Tomorrow is Valentine's Day- the day which has been dedicat- ed to lovers for many hundreds of years. To the fair sex Valentine's Day means not only...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I -- _________________C__ Caduceus Ball Will Sparkle With Gold Rush Decorations A trip back to the days of the covered wagon will be provided, complete with gold nuggets, for the dancers at the Caduceus Ball. slated for Saturday in the League Ballroom. The door of the ballroom will represent the back of a '49 covered wagon. In keeping with the Gold' Rush theme, the bandstand will be decorated as a bag of gold. Dames Bridg...…
… WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARfY 16, 1949 Military Ball Ticket Sales Now Open THEMICHIGANDAILY__ f I " m I I- wmvlwmffi Weddcng4I Siltayenierttj J icokz,4on>L 1 Tickets are now on sale for the annual Military Ball, slated for 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. March 18 in the Union Ballroom. The formal, open to all reserve and active officers of ROTC, NROTC, regular Army and Navy, will feature the music of Frank Tinker and his orchestra. A military theme will be c...…
… 'TIIlUtSI)Ai, FEBRUARY i7d, i94k __ aa.s r Y is ... 1111 t ll.l l 'Sli1 Lt11Ll 1 t" t r: r rr r; Concentrated Rush Parties Cause Standstill in Activities, By MOLLY O'BRIEN Women's activities on campus have come to a virtual standstill during the past ten days. Authorities attribute the slow- down to the new system of con- centrated rushing which is being1 tried out for the first time in his- tory at the University. UNDER THE experime...…
… -THE MICHIGAN DAILY r ,Y, Alumni Celebrate nniversary Today marks the fiftieth anni- versary of the founding of the University of Michigan Club of New York, and the occasion will be celebrated with a Golden Jubi- lee Dinner at the St. Regis Roof in New York. The affair, also a testimonial to Gov. Thomas E. Dewey, will have the New York governor and Pres. Alexander Ruthven of the Uni- versity as guest speakers. The dinner will also be attend...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA . ..... Medics' fnnual Cdduceus Ball Features Ken Norman Tonight ' ( f This is the day for the Gold Rush of '49, otherwise known as1 Caduceus Ball, being held from 91 p.m. to 1 a.m. in the League Ball-f room. Sponsored by the senior class of the Medical School, the annual affair will feature the music of Ken Norman. Students and fac- ulty of the Medical School and lo- cal doctors will attend the dance, which is semi...…
…m "IA~FfUAR 24.14 Tx ' T IN, ___________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ I I wmwmvwoo Fouse Directors' Institute Outlines! oed Rctivities for Housemothers' Villagers See New Inflow Of Residents Dance Class Registration SlatedThursday, Friday A new program, entitled the ouse Directors' Institute, was an- ounced yesterday and will be...…
… THE MICHIGANIIATIN' , WRl To Receive 1,400 War Bonds for Womens' Swim ming Pool Funds To Eliminate Barbour Pool Given by League Council "Barbour Bathtub" will be the scene of activity more important than the usual limited wading at 4 p.m. tomorrow when League Council presents $1,400 worth of War Bonds to the WAA for the fund for a new women's swimming pool. Clad in the traditional "Bloomer beauty" beach outfits reminiscent of the age of...…
… FEBiUARY , 19 494 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Coeds May fkpply For Schoicirships. Laurel Harper Seeley Award of 500 Dollars To Be Presented This Semester Applications are now being re- ceived for the Laurel Harper Seeley Scholarships at the Office of the Dean of Women. All applications must be hand- ed in by March 15 and the awards will be announced late in the se- mester. This year marks the second time that the scholarships have been given, the fi...…
… ARLJ 1YMrt..A7ti~jA V"'lILi V .4 THa .1 ,1 ' I hrA1~T ' lA 1TV PAGE Ml £ ~ - - 'Hssembly Reigns To Be Presented March 4 U(ddinqi and Cnqa emenl6 Dance Will Be Hell In Union Ballroom it COED NOTES Rain, Clouds and Glittering Will Add Rainy Atmosphere Rainbows to Dance A rainy Ann Arbor evening would greatly lend to thenatmo- sphere Friday, March 4, when "Assembly Reigns," the 1949 ver- sion of Assembly Ball, will be pre- sente...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE Michifish Will Demonstrate Fancy Feats at 'Open House' Michifish, women's water bal- let group, will be one of the out- standing features of the Union "Open House" which will begin at 1 p.m. Saturday, March 5. The Michifish are scheduled to perform their precision swimming routines at 2 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. The swimming group is composed of forty aquatic minded coeds under the direction of Libby Rens- ford, their...…
…ThE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE tt7'U' Co'mmuity SUIT YOURSELF: Coeds Sought For Careers In Nursing "Angels of mercy" are now be- ing sought among the University women by the School of Nursing. Women who have completes two years of college training car find a future and a Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing by en- rolling in nursing school. IN THIS SCHOOL a basic three-year program is offered tc high school graduates and tI women having had two yea...…
…' 9TNDAY, FErRTn 27, 194 -THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE 7rME Sororities Pledge 325 Women £4s ConcentratedRushingEnds (Cohntliviec from rage I1 rey Parnes, Judy Singer, Vivian, Sena, Joan StIrieflin;, Anabel Tenciler, ALPHA GAMMA DELTA-Pa- tricia Adams, Marian J. Allen, Marion Birkenmeier, E l a n o r Brockett, Marion Dane, Barbara Demmer, Barbara Elliott, Merilyn Granger, Edna Rollene Jackson, Marguerite J. Kidwell, Charlotte Ann Mettunen, ...…
…Monday, Feb; it~r/7 949 THE MDCHIG Lawrece, Spivak__Set g I There were plenty of satisfied x G~~uvtomers at th e 1949 J-Htop- theyagreed that fes ofthte < >:s;:' fnance's colorful predecesso rould > possiblyo hav'e offered a fnet on rr ?"?f. boahon of bands. '."k0' , ,:: Elliot Lawrence and Charlie Spiakheightened the "ein"cS h t te Stars- 'i ni n as thp, shat edl-op bandstands Friday j ~and Satuna:. Law rence firstpres ented 'ns a. .::.Y. F...…
