…___T__E ICIGAN__A__Y rAGE FWE pring Theme Will Permeate, ishing Well Ball Tomorrow (, Spring will come to the campus little earlier this year when ie Unoin presents the Wishing' tell Ball from 9 p.m. to midnight aturday in the Union Ballroom. Old fashioned street lamps will dorn the corridor leading to the allroom. Spring flowers, peeping p from the bases of the lamp osts, will carry out the spring Lmosphere. Guests will enter the aliroom ...…
…SUNDAY, M1RCH 13, 1949 THE MICrnAN DIMLYN I' !K a v _ ,. i Mural To Highlight Military Decorations for Ball Friday A mood of military grandeur and pomp will greet dancers Fri- day when the annual Military Ball is presented from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. by the campus ROTC units. Following the general theme of military decorations, the commit- tee for the formal has planned a large mural at the fireplace end of the Union Ballroom. This will repres...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE JGP Ticket Sale Bureau of Appointments Advises Coeds in Search of Employment' Continues Today VET'S WATCH REPAIR IS y+our watch to_.-bU JMo's Watdh it stops. O rA Watch? Been frozen. Bar Fr,Watch?--- Been clipped Blue Front--State and Packard West Lodge PX - Willow Lodgc Chairman Promises 'Fate of the Union' Will Differ from Former Productions Ticket sales for the 1949 Junior Girls' Play, "Fate of the Union," ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA Military Ball { Ticket Salesf To Continue Tickets are still on sale at ROTC and NROTC headquarters for Military Ball, which is being held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Friday in the Union Ballroom. Frank Tinker, regular maestro at the Union, will provide his tra- ditional danceable music for the formal, which is open to all active, reserve, ROTC and former officers of the Army, Navy, and Air Corps. Women attending the dance w...…
…THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY :,.. Q 'Fate of Union' 0 Open Tonight JGP Promises Glimpses Into Future; Senior Women To Preview Production Senior women will catch a few glimpses of the -year 2000 A.D. When the curtain goes up at 8 p.m. today on the first performance of the forty-fifth annual Junior Girls' Play, "Fate of the Union." Tonight's production will join a colorful parade of gay m'usical comedies which began here i...…
…THE MCHIGN DAIY;:. rr- Ort the J74w1 B 1y MARPJE FCHMIDTI Turn about is fair play--thus we find that many of twooo night's'parties, having tried the ingenuity of the brand new act ives, ;irec being given in honor of the lder, timhe-tested brothers. One of the bigger affairs, hiowever, will find Theta Xi actives;.sill honoring their pledges at a formal dlance. In fact they've gone "sy high" on preparations. Yes, sky high-their theme is wound ...…
…SATURDAY, MARCH 19, 1949 MCiIIGA A Women To Petition fbr WshM Executive Board Memnbership HEMLINE HAPPY: New Style Hits Fashion World As Milady Dons Spring Frocks Secretarial Post AS SECRETARY of the Wom- un's Athletic Association this year, Betsy Bousfied stepped outside of her official book-keeping capacity to actively participate on the many varied projects and clubs spon- sored by WAA. The Association is entirely self- supporting. This...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAI. LY FA H ~ - -,%OWW I^ ^ T ~ ___._ _ VOllL LIJ..XE ROUNDUP: ParhedThratsDecry Campus Liquor Laws FIGURES IN EVERYTHING:, SL Keeps President, JiminJaiis I Tickets for 'Tovarieci' G o on Salde Tomor-1-rowv Final bustling is in progress for ! A mr atiiiee :,h i d ft 2:: 0l)it as"" lh l i dlightful plajY By PHIL DAWSON. Most students will struggle to the end. for liquor--aipparently it ..ubricates their gregariousness....…
…TUl Y, 3 ARCH 22, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ________________________________________________________________________________________________ I I Intramural Sports Manager Coordinates Coed Athletics EDITOR'S NOTE-This is Cte thir in a series of articles about WAA Positions and Petitions. Margaret Frostic, Intramural Manager this past year on the executive board of the Women's Athletic Association, had charge of the three intramural campus ...…
…MRH 25, 1949 SHE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE WflR Petitions Due at 5 P.M. Today in Undergraduate Office Club Managers By BARBARA MOLYNEAUX Petitions for all WAA Board po- sitions are due at 5 p.m. today in the League Undergraduate Office. Of the 32 positions which are open to petitioning, 20 are for a sport's club managers. EXPERIENCE or ability in the sport is required, but rather an understanding of the purpose of the club, enthusiasm ...…
…11AT1JirEA, tx Tv iRCU2, i19419 TW ti tA fiiiY ..... -- -------------- Chairman of Frosh Weekend Dance, Style Show Is Named QI f7 lt ;l ."tt(1 JOV('t ;IJV't. A JI irnittu ee, and . 111 ice 1 Ja Sit halve been) atllted genera!i and ue Sea's are hanidling pub- 2hairmien) of the F'shWeekenid licity. :,nlees which Wijll het ld Friday , Assisting the co-directors of the an1d atturday, Aprl t~ ..t Iii :f 'flyerview are Alice Hlouston, "'hile Cai...…
…fTYNTMA'Y, IMARCIT 27, 1911 TIE TMICliAN T Nl Eight Posts Open On PanhelBoard Petitions for Positions Due April 18, LeagueActivities Will Aid New President Sports Club To Organize Tomorrow The Women's Athletic Associa- Board Opens Petitioning All independent ,.phomort and junior women a Qe l il Io peti- "ion now for oit"^ion A m- bly Board fur 1949-i950. Sigma Delta Tau's Skit Takes 'Hillelzapoppin' Contest Honors EDI'TORL'S NOTE: This...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAQE m Assembly Board Posts Open To Junior, Senior Women WAA Leaders To Di SENIORS TheOff11iail Unive ,rsity 1111 scuss EDITOR'S NOTE: Tbis is the first of a series of articles discussing the duties of members of the Executive Board of Assembly Association. By LEE KALTENBACH Petitioning is now open for po- sitions on Assembly Association Executive Board of 1949-1950. Posts open to junior and senior women include presi...…
…inaepenaents Will Fill Top Board Offices Petitions are due at 5 p.m. Wed- nesday, April 13, for all positions on the Assembly Executive Board. Next fall the duties of second vice-president of Assembly and treasurer will be combined under the office of treasurer. Assembly Association secretary has charge of all expenditures and revenues and is responsible for compiling all budgets submitted to her by members of the Executive Board. These budget...…
…THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY New Plan To Aid Future Rushees Panhellenic Approves Special Program; Counselors To Extend Advice to Coeds (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the first in a series of articles explaining the aims, and functioning of the Pan- hellenic Counseling Plan. Tomorrow's article will tell how counselors are! selected and trained.° By JEAN RUSS Panhellenic Association has vot- d by a large majority to use a rushee c...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TITS )AY, MA' FAR AWAY PLACES : NSA To Offer Students Facts on Summer travel Those far away places may come a ,little nearer-for students who stop at the NSA Travel Bu- reau, from 4 to 5 p.m., tomorrow and Thursday each week, at the Office of Student Affairs, 1010, Administration Building. Information on all National Stu- dent Association summer tours and oh other foreign travel pro- Milstein Turns Painter Duid u Leisure...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MARC INCOME TAX RET RNI Married Stu4 'Joint Retur EDITOR'E NOTE-This is the seotId in a series on probms of iiia; au Incpme Tax Return.)t By JAMES GREGORY k For the student taxpayer who ist married, the most important thin to decide is whether to file a joint return. Most married couples find the New Council Plans To Fete Student Artists IAC Will Show Works Created on Campus Students with a yen to create art are...…
…2AGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 11 ................:.................. ..... ............. ,. PI IIIIIry I11P 11 1 A A Big Nine Swim Meet To Open Toda 'M' SEEKS TO REPEAT: Conference Swimming Crown in Doubt [MIt Maitr III Defends 1500,-Meter Title' Toni gli (Today's column was written by Pres Iohnes, Sports Night Editor.) T LOOKS AS IF the Wizard Oz, Coach Osborne B. Cowles and pres- ently head basketball coach at ...…
…TILE MICHIGAN DAILY gm!m """ Religion in Life Week Begins Tomorrow Pastors Sell Religion To 'U' Council Separate Groups Plan Programs The effects of a nation-wide student interest in religion will be seen here in the all campus Re- ligion in Life Week, March 6-10. Two pastors, Rev. Henry Yoder, of the Lutheran Student Center, and Rev. John Burt, of the Epis- copal Church, became interested in the religious emphasis weeks which other...…
…THE MICHIG--AN DAILY SUNDAY, MAR~ 6, I~4O - - - ----- - ------ - -- ------ ------- .. . . . . .. __Grapplers Finishl Tbh ird ; Boilermakzers Win Title. Wolverine Puckst rs ati IIu age Betzi~g, Smith Upset: Powers Wins iU~. ~7 ~ 7 V .E.~../u. qy'~ V~.>~ i. L k~7.v. . With the penalty box occupied dur]ing imt of the con te.$t, the Wolverine pucksters outfought a rugged Michigan Tech sextet last night to win, 8-3. Attempting to halt th...…
… THE MICHIGAN DA YILY TU ....... . .. Harrison Named to AP All-Conference Cage Tern Second Half Spree Nets Triumph inCage Finale Wolverines Sink 24 of 31 Free Throws; Harrison, VanderKuy Also Spark Scoring Four Other Hoop Squads Weinberg Stars in U gu Ilo " Tt111 1F1T T ank Loss A q UC UU, i YX IC I U " I U "Y A' U U IF/ (Continiv from Page 1) Purdue two weeks ago, but Mich- igan exhibited a passing finesse that Wolverine fans hadn...…
…TUE ICHIf(AON DAiLy WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9. 1949 _ _. ° m - 1 Pedges Return Egg wih Gov. Williaiis' ' Haticoek' breakable ovum and a card ex-' plaining their instructions, the dungaree-clad duo were hustled to an outgoing highway by their Phi Sigma Kappa actives with a word of warning: "Bring back the egg adorned with the governor's signature and a photograph of him sign- ing-or else!" After a quick briefing, they took to the open road via...…
…___ __ _...__.____ __.__.__8 ~ m j 'kW W,/ES t12A -70 /117-1OQET/7/ A/ &17 4SA VJQI 41 /pj'Lm M ae Among Top TenP Scorers NIT Selects Five Squads 101,four e NEW YORK --)The selec- tion committee of the National In- vtation Basketball Tournament solvred a thorny problem yesterday by adding five more teams--in- stead of one--to make its annual extravaganza a 12-team event in place of the usual eight-team af- fair. Loyola of Chicago (22-5). B...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY n Basketball Nears Lnd (4 I-M NEWS Sigma Chi, Psi U, Phi Dels Swim Title ithl h ok Si aCi, Psi U, Phi Delis, To Omega leaue has nai7nrrow dadwn to 19 mi t*8u * t'.,J **LtA kJ,, *.., ) A L U U close race between the Engineer- ing Aero and the Eng. Math teams. PHI GAMMA DELTA will meet1 sigma Phi Epsilon tonight for thel right to oppose Kappa Sigma in E the semi-finals of the fraternity paddleball playoffs.t Phi Sigma Kap...…
…PAGE S i7% I I'A L I I A 11, y --- -- --- - - , , i 1 1 ,S L' N 0."11, A I.A.Itt'l t I; . .A G..........i....... ..... ..... ....IA-- - ---- - - -----------1940 -- Bs ULL ESSION by b. s. brown, sports editor WITTH THE EXCEPTION of football and hockey, Michigan sports teamts have had a rough year in compjarison to pastsasn And Dick Wakefield, ex-Micohigan baseball star, didn't add to the glory of Ann Arbor town when he camne up with two h...…
…THIE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MARCH 15, 1949 UNINHIBITED ARTISTRY: Kiddies Craft Displayed at Rackham By ROSALIND VIRSHIP Potential Rembrandts and Pi- cassos among the local grade school set are getting their artis- * tic creations recognized at an early age , The walls of three 'rooms in the Rackham Building are currently% covered with the works of Ann Ar- bor tots in the annua'l exhibit of Child Art. UNHAMPERED BY rigid rules : of drawing a...…
…TIlE MIChIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MArcn 10, 1949 PRIMA DONNAS: 'Froggy Bottom' Male Cast Suffering with the Jitters When the curtain rises on the premiere performance of "Froggy Bottom" one week from tonight, the 59 man cast will be no more nervous than they are today. , But the cast's big case of jitters doesn't worry Fred Evans, vet- eran showman and director of the opera. In fact, he thinks its a pretty good sign. "RIGHT NOW the show is ...…
…"THE 1MICH IAN DAILY THUR~SDAY, MAUCIU 17, IM4 _________________________________ aO * TALK(ING SnorP assoate sports editor WR ILE SNOW IS still falling in southeastern Michigan, below the Mason-Dixon where the grapefruits grow the annual baseball pil- grimage and spring practice sessions are well under way . . and the inevitable sore arms and legs that go with getting back in shape after "the soft winter has cast its plague across the train...…
…THE MIC1IGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 1949 ROTC Names Senior Cadet Commander 45 Others Raised To New Ranks With the advent of the junior and senior ROTC drill program, ROTC headquarters on camps has announced the appointment of Cadet Senior Louis H. T. Dehm- low, '49E, to the rank of Regimen- tal Commander, with temporary rank of Lieutenant-Colonel. A senior in the chemical engi- neering field and a member of ROTC's Ordnance Unit, Dehm- lo...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATUR~DAY, MARC 1, 1__________________" What's Up in the Dorms ENGINE VIRTUOSOS: Daily-Ohlinger THE VENERABLE LOKANATHA-Buddhist monk from Burma converses with D. K. Nanavati (left) and D. C. Gami (right). Lokanatha has stopped at the University on his one man mission- ary tour of the U.S. MISSION TO U.S.: World Spiritual Hunger Noted by Buddhist Monk, I "For years 'missionaries have been sent to Burma from the U.S. ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 20, 1919 U YOUTH WORK VETERAN: Dr. Lemon Helps Student Feel at Home * * * * By JANET WATTS Perhaps the "no distinction be- tween students and townspeople" rule at the Presbyterian Churchr accounts for the fact that student. make up more than half of th' Sunday congregation at the Washtenaw Avenue church. The Rev. William P. Lemon pastor and director of student ac-y tivities there for the past 15 years expla...…
…THIE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, .. . . .... .. ..-.. No" PSYC HOLOGISTS MEET: Charge Loyalty Boards Disregard Civil Rights The American Psychological As- sociation charged that some local boards checking loyalty of gov- ernment workers are neglecting "the basic civil rights of Ameri- cans." The charge was made in a tele- gram sent by Association direc- 'U' Students Rally Against Ickes Attack Editorial Supports Conservation Policy Forestry s...…
…PAGE SIX' THiE MICHIGAN D)AIL~Y i MTDAT, MAnCR 23, 1940 ... . ....... ......... . ... . .. FItTDAY, MARcff'~2K, 194w 'FACELESS FOTOS': Deke Pranksters Fool 'En NSA To Meet sian Editor For Regional Conference i f t ir .4 *: * ASSOCIATED PRESS U RE " An editor's lot is not all glory. Jeannie Johnson, House Groups editor of the Ensian had to con- tend with Deke jokesters, frater- nity and sorority pins and ram- bunctious copy before s...…
…SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY , SATURDAY, CHORAL UNION FINALE: Busch To Lead Chicago Symphony Concert Here I. Britain Slow To Accept German Culture---Gillies rt) 1 Fritz Busch, distinguished oper- atic and symphonic conductor, will make his first local appear- ance at 7 p.m. tomorrow in Hill Auditorium as conductor of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. Tomorrow's concert will be the final program in the Choral Union season. current 'U' Will ...…
…THIE MICHIGAN Pi 1LY SLt. 1.11, iMAX t 21 ;C'794k Go phzers 5FEdge Illinois, 52-si, Jb rGymnasi I Crown 4 Barthell-~is Twice as,- Places T h' d By CAL KLYMNAN Minnesota's Gophers agair proved their gymnastic super iority over the Western Conference yes- terday but were pressed all the way by an ambitious Illini aggre- gation in the Big Nine champion- ships held at the I-M Building. The determined N or t h men, barely edged the Indians, 52...…
…PAGE. SIX TE AT-IC IGAUSSAALY TUESDAY. i r c. 1 Ir I t Swinton Cites Correspondent' Requirements Stresses Background In Country's Affairs "You must know the language, the politics and the people of the nation or area you are covering if you are going to gather and inter- pret the news accurately and ef- fectively," Stan Swinton, '40, said in yesterday's journalism lecture. According to the former chief of the Associated Press' Southeast A...…
…_____ _____ _____ ____T ICIH1GAN iDAilly r 1 t++; t ei , F Y: Lowdown on All Art Media Will Boe Souo-ht by Council DESPITE -COMPETITION: Future Bright for W illow Run Airport What is art, why is art and how?-that is the question. The newly formed Inter-Arts Council is out to track down the answer. Various groups from the art,. architecture and music schools, assisted by the play writ- ing, play production, modern dance and ballet group hav...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THUJRSDAY, 11 TALKING SHOP with Bud Weidenthal associate sports editor Tidbits of sports chosen and chewed in the spring air: Dominic Tomasi, last year's football captain has been offered the coaching spot at Detroit's Catholic Central high school, a perennial state power. The diminutive gridder, who played four varsity years for the M Vaize and Blue, is undecided as to his plans following graduation from 2ngineering sc...…
…THE MICHI AN DAITY PA 8 ---- ------ ...... ... . Ulvestad Ranks as Best Wolverine Pole Vaulter (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the second in a series of articles on te Western Conferene track meet to he held at Illinois, March 4th anid 5t.) By ROG GOELZ Ed Ulvested broke two long standing records at Yost Field House Saturday night while aid- ing the Wolverines gain their first track meet win over Ohio State in three years. After two misses, the ...…
…THE MICHIGA MII3YFAGES B-4adgers, Buckeyes Sh r(7 / oa erence, ack Title DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN' Wol verines End Seven-ithSu Iowa -SOL -T- IN a-tal, ors Edge Tq Z g 0 l G G G U" Gtr L.a 1 (Continued from Page 6) dent Guild: Bethlehem Church, 5:30 p.m. Mr. James L. Stoner, national director of the University Christian Mission, will speak and lead a discussion on the subject "A College Student's Religion." Lutheran Student Associati...…
…THE MICHIGAN nAILY PAGE SEVEN .... . .......... .. WAGE 8EVZ?~ TO APPEAR AT 'U': Merger of Old and Ne.w in Chinese Dance Style Lian Pei-fen, who combines the elements of modern and Chinese ritual dances in a unique style of her own, will perform 8:30 p.m. Friday in Pattengill Auditorium. Miss Lin first became inspired to take up the dance upon reading Isadora Duncan's autobiogrpahy, "My Life." A NATIVE of Nanking, she studied tribal Chine...…
…TH? MICHITGAN DAILY --- - ---- Predicts Gain Oficgn II4WSCCIin 1964) Michigan will gain another mil- lion citizens by 1960, Prof. Amos+ HI. Hawle](y of the sociology de- partment has predicted. According to a recent study by Prof. Hawley of the population of Michigan from 1840 to 1960, the census will have increased from 5,256,106 in 1940 to 6,431,861 in 1960. "11AN\D IN HAND with the an- ticipated increase in size go changies in the compos...…
…FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1949 .W- - I PAr.T' c4vvrv THE 311CH IGAN DAILY TT1I MTCTTGN nATY AflW E~1 = a~~ _. [ [iUL OLYLPI I JUST KIBJITZING By PRES HOLMES, Sports Night Editar ANOTHER HECTIC Conference season is now history, but the one just passed did more than merely witness the crowning of a new basketball champion. Two interesting and provocative issues were also brought into the spotlight as the year progressed. The first was that a Negro...…
…'t- TRUE MlCihGAN DA, I /. 11 'HIT~ .. a .. a v rte'- -,"-1-.. a .7tsa E Io wa Swimm ers Gain 46-34 Vict1%ory Over iiVIchga is qualification in Relay, ''Gymnasts Snas''Victory Skiein Defeat Kent et 'Tlerii Idr~ rbFut ie As Dolan 'Take Hy i :, inITRlay Weinberg Conquers Ris in 100-Yard Race; Mann, Stager Take Other Wolverine Firsts (Special to The Daily) IOWA CITY, Ia.-Old man Dis- quai-lification combined with a fine Iowa, swimmin...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVN .. . . . .......... "STUDENTS REPORT: Gernian Youths Found Open Ijie i By LILLIAS WAGNER Post-war German youth at the University of Munich is both open- ,mindled and interested, or so two University students, Bill Sininigea, '49, and Jerry Wensinger, Grad., found during their stay there. The two left this country on a group experiment in international living last June, originally to help re-build a dormitory...…
….:." ........... I r~~'1 '."'., e t ' ' '. N!J f y d^"1 lzl E FISlES SIRING of FASHIONS iisk ,j . S lip" S t / i tS Presenting 9 K' li i (3it ~ I"I S I t ttt + ti., ° t i 7'f~~rI s14 a of to spring please treasures the heart the _I sampling feminine % -.. ; 1s 1 and turn male head . a 2 T ... I …
…FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY --------- ------ __ UNORTHODOXY PLUS: 'U' Art Museum Beset' By Weird Barter Media DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN By ROSALIND VIRSHUP How much spaghetti would you pay for an old master drawing? Spaghetti may sound like an unusual medium of exchange,, but some of the ways in which the University Museum of Art acquires its art works, are equally unortho- dox. It seems the Parisian art dealer who sold a gro...…
…THE -IMOCAN DA LY PAGCW I ESION B UL LSESN by b. s. brown, sports editor C OLLEGIATE BASKETBALL has its opportunity to put oil some- thing of a "new look" riext year With the Rules Committee of th< National Association of Baskel~tball Coaches meeting today and to- morrow to decide on the proposed changes of the 116 cage mentors who are confabbing out in Scattle, the conflict between conrtiol-typt hall-handling 4and the fast-moving clubs w...…
…WVElNESD~AY, MARCH 30, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE; - - --------- THE MICHIGAN STORY: 'U' roessio 6al Schools,, ASSOCIATEDPRS Ro WCntinv 'd frrorn Pae 1I liam W. Cook, a former student, anno inced that he would give the law school a new building. Be- tween 1929 and 1933 three new buildings were completed - the present Law Quadrangle ---- the John P. Cook Building, the Wil- liam WV' Cook Legal Research Li- brary and Hutchins Hall. Thes...…
… "I :CT 31, 1949 THE MICIGAN DAILY iaa a - . aa'V iat)rax" 1l F'Y1L1 ra a a v - llTracCrowns De term inedl INTO THE HOME STRETCH: Wenley, Lloyd,Sig Eps Lead I-M Race Fellowship Dominates Indoor Meet By HERB NEIL Placing in every event except the 880 yard run, Michigan Christian Fellowship won the In- dependent Indoor track meet with 341 points last night at Yost Field House. The Newman Club finished sec- ond with 27 points, while Forest...…
