… THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MARC] 'CLOTRON AT WORK: Water, Signals Protect Researchers < > By FLOYD THOMAS ashing lights, wired doors and s of water sealin the radio- vity of the University's atom- shing cyclotron. nic ds cyclotron, which whips nuclei around at terrific and builds them up to 20 electron volts energy, is in a drab room in the nt of the physics building. ** * THE DRAB room is really a rtress designed to keep the ene- ...…
… *. , THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1951 BOA WON'T CONSTRICT: Mengel Mangles Anti-Snake Myths' By MARY LETSIS boas is the amount of food they ter had shot a hole in his head Too many students are passing eat. with a .22 caliber rifle. And when up a good chance to learn about "Boake eats hardly enough to a friend of mine brought him to the intimate side of a boa con- keep skin and tail together, Men- me, Boake was a little dazed a...…
…TI E MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 19%., DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN ROOMS FOR RENT FOR SALE LOST AND FOUND The Daily Official Bulletin is an official publication of the University of Michigan for which the Michigan Daily assumes no editorial responsi- bility. Publication in it is construc- tive notice to all members of the Uni- versity. Notices snoula be sent in TYPEWRITTEN form to Room 2552 Administration Building, by 3 p.m. on the da...…
… ___THE MICHIGAN DAILY SAT 'URDAY, MARCH 31, 1951 Undercover Action TASHTENAW COUNTY'S Rent Advisory Board has displayed a great lack of rernmental responsibility in not announc- that it has decided to recommend rent control for Ann Arbor, Whether or not decontrol is justified, irpressing the news that the board has eted on the matter certainly is not. One oard member said that word of the meet- g was kept undercover so that the pub- c woul...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ra cEwen, Truex Lead Distancemen in Big ____ CLOSE SHAVE FORECAST: 'M' Matmen Leave for Conference Meet Yank Cindermen Blasted In Pan-American Games (. By CY CARLTON Michigan's wrestlers entrain to- day for Evanston where they will compete in the Western Confer- ence Championships scheduled for Northwestern's Patten Gymnasium tomorrow and Saturday. When the men of Cliff Keen take to the mats tomorrow after- noon they ...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY Favor Michigan, OSU Wrestlers In Big Ten Meet Illinois Choice in 6on ference Track McEwen, Truex, Laz Rated To Better Four Meet Marks McCOY-FOND MEMORIES: Hoosier Hotshots Return to Upset-Land U> ! * # Bly TED) PAPES v By BOB CARPENTER Michigan's undefeated varsity mat masters will pit their strength against some of the strongest ag- gregations the Big Ten has come up with in several years when the Conference Me...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY 2nd in Conference rac Mat Triab * * * * * * * * MSC Grabs Ten Places To SetPace Nine Survivors Go for 'M' Today By BYRLE ABBIN Special to The Daily CHAMPAIGN, Ill. - Michigar ,tate College turned up as the darkhorse in the Big Ten Track and Field Championships here lasi night by placing ten qualifiers it the preliminaries, one more that the Wolverines, and two more than favored Illinois did. The Spartans conce...…
… UPVDAY, MARCH 4, 1951 THE MICIGAN flAT. .. = R 11111 111 \,/lll lT211\ Lt jjJj - 1 INSIGHT TO MODERN LIVING: Furniture Exhibit To Open Tomorrow * * * S * * By RON WATTS Leather thongs, nylon cords and polished plywood have transformed the bare interior of the West Gal- lery of Alumni Hall into an im- pressive exhibit of modern furni- ture. P The exhibit, which will open at 1 p.m. tomorrow "is suggestive to us of the environment for our...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY "AG owa Drops Calsbeek Leads Hawkeyes To Decisive 65-55 Victory Lagers;llinois mains * * * # # * * * * By TED PAPES One of the worst seasons in Michigan basketball history came to a close in the Field House last night when Iowa submerged the Wolverines with a 65-55 decision. A slim gathering of 1200 fans saw the home team absorb its eleventh loss in 14 Big Ten con- tests, forcing a last place tie with Ohio State. IT W...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY OSU Tankmen Favored over 'in Big Ten Meet 'Davies, Elliot Lead Wolverine Natators; Spartans To Put up Strong Bid for Crown F. Walcott to Meet Charles for Title Tonight; Evers Ends Holdout, Signs for $38,000 By GEORGE FLINT Although there's been constant improvement in the Michigan camp'during the 1951 season, Matt Mann's swimming squad doesn't figure as a strong contender in this week's Western Conference championship...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE THE MICHIGAN DAILYPAGE THREE _______________________________________________________________________ m W ith the OLVERINES by BOB SANDELL Associate Sports Editor BIG TEN SWIM CHAMPIONSHIPS: Tank Opener MVatches Free Sltylers - 4) CANADA'S GIFT to a grateful Michigan track squad, Don McEwen, is continuing to prove that among collegiate distance men, he is strictly in a class all by himself. He probab...…
… n1ULPAX, 1UAZn1 W, irTHE MICHIGAN DAILY cersin Final Series with Michigan Tech Tonight Frosh Stars Give Huskies Added Strength for Contests * * * I-M Basketball Tourneys Come to Final Stages Taylor Breaks Conference 1500 Meter Swim Record By BOB ROSENMAN Michigan's hockey team will close its regular 1950-51 season this weekend when they face the Michigan Tech Huskies tonight and tomorrow night at the Coli- seum. Both games are schedul...…
…xi' xss'THE MICHIGAN DAILY A I PAGE TF VIPuckmen Blastffuskies, 8-3 I Skala Elected Varsity Cage Captain * * * * Four Teams To Play as NIT Opens LIT, Dayton Meet In Initial Round By The Associated Press NEW YORK-The National In vitational Basketball Tournamen opens this afternoon at Madiso Square Garden with several of the "big name" collegiate cag teams noticeably absent. Among the recognized power who have chosen to pass up th NIT tou...…
… 11, 1951 14 THE MICHIGAN DAILY OSURolls to Big Ten Swim ile; Michigar, Third Hoover Wins Milwaukee Hurdle Title Two Mile Relay I Team Takes 2nd Special to The Daily A MILWAUKEE-Michigan's cap- tain, Don Hoover, last night re- r peated his conference meet win over Michigan State's Jesse Thom- as, grabbing the 50-yard hurdle event in the Milwaukee Journey Relays. , Hoover covered the distance in 6.3 seconds in beating Thomas to the tape. T...…
… [ 13, 1951 IT, THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wolverines Battle Red Wi gs Toniht Holcombe Captain Bud Holcombe of Ann Arbor wa selected yesterday to -cap- tain n e x t year's Michigan wrestling team. HAIR STYLES TO PLEASE jr"Flat tops t/ Personality cuts -Spring is here- 9 HAIRCUTTERS --- , * * * * * * * * * Baseball Czar Denied Offer Of New Term Chandler Loses Final Bid for Top Position By The Associated Press MIAMI BEACH, Fla. - Happy Chand...…
…vMS x MA " 1, 1951THE 1~ICHIGAN DAILYPG YIE !'AG'E '!! 9 ings Batter GRAPEFRUIT GOSSIP: Rolfemen Routed, 11-4 By Red Sox; Phils Lose l' Puckmen in Merry Clash, * * .* * SARASOTA, Fla.-(JP)-Boston's Red Sox enjoyed two four run inn- ings against Detroit's Ted Gray yesterday and routed the Tigers 11-4. It was Boston's first victory in three pre-season exhibitions. The Sox mixed 10 hits with nine bases on balls for ther runs. Rookies Jim Pe...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE i W ith the OLVEIUNES by BOB SANDELL Associate Sports Editor Michign A Dorr, Koceski and Palmer Head Group of Holdovers ine in Formative Stages DETROIT'S WORLD CHAMPION Red Wings put on quite a skating and stick-handling show for an appreciative crowd at the Coliseum Tuesday night. Even the final score isn't much of an indication of the superiority the Wings had over the Wolverines. It was the first real c...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGET Wolverines Cop Opening NCAAHockey Veteran Pair Due. To Lead m Netien Michigan's tennis team, a per- enielly strong contender in West- ern Conference competition, will open'the 1951 season on April 23 facing Western Michigan College at Kalamazoo. Coach Bill Murphy faces a strong rebuilding job in the com- ing Wolverine net aggregation since only two varsity lettermen are returning this season, AL HETZECK, number two s...…
… DAY, MARCH 17, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY' Brown Trims Colorado, 8-4, In Hockey HOOVER FACES HURDLES: Six'M' Thinclads Enter Chicago Relays * * * By BYRLE ABBIN A small contingent of six track j men will carry the Maize and Blue colors tonight in the star-studded field of the annual Chicago Daily News Relays. Captain Don Hoover will lead the Wolverine squad, in compet- ing in a topnotch hurdle duel with Harrison Dillard and Jesse Tho...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1 rAGS COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Hamster in Dean's Role Cops Collegiate . Spotlight FOR STUDENT RELIEF: WSSF Will Launch Drive Tomorrow TV To Show Film Forum To Be Held 1 "P PI 1 CPC * .* * A preview of the forthcoming Union Opera, "Go West-Mad- The first in a series of film for- ums on "Social Implications of the Arts" will be held at 8:30 p.m. today in the League. By WENDY OWEN A hamster named Cedric topped the news ...…
…LY,..MAROR 20, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SWAGE Tce Champions Honor Celley, Keyes NCAA Cage Tourney Open * * * * * Frosh Athletes Get Go Signal From Big Ten Bowl Contract Near Three Year Renewal The Western Conference yester- day voted to make freshmen eligible for varsity sports beginning September Ist for a one year per- iod. The move which followed action of the Pacific Coast Conference, was taken as Faculty Representa- tives aid At...…
…sL X QI xiTITHE MICHIGAN DAILY PA E THREE Fl-II Open House Decides Campus Titles Tonight aculty-Student Exhibitions ighlight Sports Carnival * *. * * IlliniCagers Whip Lions In Tourney Nine Gymnasts Awarded Varsity Letters By JERRY BALBUS Faculty-Student team competi- on will be the feature activity wring the 20th annual I-M Open :ouse tonight, from 6:30 to 10 p. ., at the Intramural Sports Build- ig, which will also crown 16 new im...…
…THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1951 THE' MICHIGAN DAILY GROUPS MAKE $976.14: Cinema Guild Aids 11 Organizations. PAGE TMEE YD, YR WORK ON ELECTION: Political Groups Plan Spring Programs By PAUL MARX Eleven campus organizations have enriched their coffers by $976.14 through co-sponsorships of movies with the Student Legis- lature's Cinema -Guild. A Guild financial statement for the first 14 productions of the year also revealed that four groups suff...…
… PAGE. THREE FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 1951 r THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thu rample NC State, 84-70 BESTROOKIE? KentuckyWallops St. Johns Can Yanks Aggies Also Win in NCAA New Whiz Big Ten Champs Put Game on Ice with T1f 18 Point Spree in Final Minutes of Contest KEYSTONE PUZZLE: Fisher Encounters Infield Problems CONNIE ETTL * * * * ALL AROUND MAN: Versatile EttI Sets Pace For Michigan Gymnasts "Versatility plus" would be an appropriate phrase t...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGR 111' G ymnasts Compete in -M * * *h Ten Meet Today Kansas State Downs NIT Champs, 64-54' Clinic Offers Sharpshooting Wildcats Favored to Represent East in NCAA Finals BULLETIN KANSAS CITY -- P) - Don Johnson sank two crucial goals in the last five minutes last night to insure the Oklahoma Aggies' 61 to 57 victory over Washington in the second West- ern NCAA semi-final game. KANSAS CITY -(A)- Forward Ed Hea...…
…T HE MICHIGAN DAILY' PAGE° T PAGE T 'U' Bands To Star in RKO Short The University marching and symphony bands will be the sub- jects of a "This Is America" short film, which will be released some- time this spring. Produced by the RKO Studios of Hollywood, the film will be dis- tributed to about 8,000 theatres in the United States and abroad and will be seen by an estimated 40 million people. * * * BEGINNING the week before classes start ...…
…f. THE MICHIGAN DAILY K-State Favored in NGAA Tilt Aior4lgau Daily Need-it! Read-it! Heed-it! GARGOYLE IM BRIEFS SEMINOLE SHENANIGANS: Florida State Boasts Fine Gym Quartet * * * International Center . * *l A slow starting Turkish six ral- lied last night to down a game ,Nrab teamn, 4-2, in an International Center volleyball match. In winning, the taller Turks moved Onto second place, two games behind the league-leading Iranians....…
… AY, MARC 28, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE, THREE PAGE THREE CAA ansas State I? us in Cage Final 68-5 8 Illinois Whips Aggies,' 6146, in Consolation MINNEAPOLIS-(P)-Bill Spiv- , ey, a sleeping giant the first half, became a ball of fire after the rest and brought Kentucky its third LNCAA basketball title in four years last night by crushing Kan- sas State, 68 to 58. Soundly outplayed underneath the baskets during the first half, the seven...…
…URSDAy MARCH 29, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE, W~ith the WOLVERINES by BOB SANDELL Associate Sports Editor Br ans Blank oronto in Opener, 2-0 I 4 T HE BRILLIANT CAREER of gymnastics' "Mr. Trampoline" reaches a dramatic climax this weekend. Chunky Edsel "Tex" Buchanan of the Wolverines will shoot for hIs third straight national collegiate championship, and the indica- tioqs are he's in for quite a battle to retain his coveted crown....…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE 'M' Joins NCAA Swimming Today Depleted Wolverine Squad Relies Heavily on Hartman, Kahn, Elliott M' Pla*S _ 4 ! . 1 ':,.,.' NCA- (;y m I/ee reliiaries Begin Today With Illiniin avorite's Role EXHIBITION BASEBALL: Cincinnati Pounds Gra Asfiengals Lose, 15-9 By GEORGE FLINT Michigan, third best of the Big Ten swimming teams, starts competition in the NCAA meet today with a moderate chance to wind up among the ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Buchanan Paces 'M' # * * * Yale Leads In Collegiate Swim Meet- Taylor, Marshall Set New Marks Special to The Daily AUSTIN, TEXAS-Two new rec- ords fell in the seco'nd evening round of NCAA Swimming finals last night.: First, OSU's sensational Jack Taylor set the official mark for. NCAA and Intercollegiate compe-; tition in the 200-yard backstroke, a new event this year. He won I it in a rousing 2:07.3, and an easy' le...…
…TiiE MICHIGAN DAILY Needed:* An SRA Revamp LAST WEEK was Brotherhood Week, and it was plenty weak. Most of the students hardly knew or cared. In its own programs, ;he campus Student Religious Association ias been running into the same sort of tudent apathy for a long time. On Sunday SRA held a timely meeting. It seems that SRA was getting as little attention as the by-passed Brotherhood Week. SRA leaders were overtly troubled by student apat...…
…w:_THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY A Question of Ethics DORIS FLEESON: Independent Democrats' "Always Glad To Loan My Neighbor A Shovel" -,~ m 4 -. A THREE-MAN disciplinary committee has meted out punishment both unjust and unwise in its recent expulsion of en- gineering student Robert J. Lapham. The student broke his contract with the NROTC after becoming a conscientious objector and at first stated that he did not feel obligated to pay back th...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY aril u""A , 1i'ltiRCH 3, i di .L,..I Report on Red China OMt LIGHT has been thrown on the mys- tery of why the Chinese Communists en- red the Korean war in a recent series of ticles in the New York Times by a Bri- ;h journalist named Arthur Moore. Moore iginally wrote the articles for the Hindu- an Times, a New Delhi dail, after spend- g a nmonth in Red China. A month may not seem long to become ully acquainted with the ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH II At LongLast AT LONG IAST, the irrepressible Sen. Joseph McCarthy is being called to ac- count for his five-year misuse of the public trust reposed in him by the people of Wis- consin. At long last, the good Senator commit- ted the possibly fatal error of failing to cloak his bald lies in Congressional im- munity, that all-purpose protection for the demagogue. At long last, the smiling Republican has enco...…
…THE MCHIGAN, DAILY M obiliation Football Polls Laxity THE EMERGENCY mobilization program, vital for preserving our security and containing communism is being neglected in favor of a return to "normalcy." Where- ever we look there are new evidences of a general sliding back into the comfortable quietus of the old homestead. Even the "business as usual" sign is getting a new coat of paint. For example, prices, despite the theor- etical freeze...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY The City Editor's SCRATCH . ..-PAD By PAUL BRENTLINGER D EVELOPMENTS OF this semester's fra- ternity rushing period have clearly shown the absurdity of the IFC's rushing rules. Theoretically, all men interested in rushing were supposed to have registered with the IFC by Saturday, Feb. 17, the day before rushing officially began. This idea was emphasized in the Feb. 17 is- sue of The Daily which reported that "IFC rushing o...…
…, THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY t mommommommw a-rrr.M h IFC Ruishing Rules JIL J& *- JML M6 APPEARING ON this page yesterday was a categorical denunciation of the Inter- Fraternity Council rushing regulations which perhaps needs some rebuttal. The crux of the criticism seemed to be the fact that the IFC made a farce of its original rushing registration deadline by permitting 114 men to sign up late. This, it is claimed, pe...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRID iversi tyDiscipline Policies Ill. "Come Back Any Time" THE NEW disciplinary method, called Dean's Probation, now in the experimen- tal stage sounds in theory like an ideal pro- gram to take the place of suspension, but in practice may prove a detriment to the University. Under this system the offender works in the University Hospital for a period of not less than four academic months. Dur- ing this time the studen...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MARCH 10, I19 I U I I Wanted: Scholarship Takers UNIVERSITY OFFICIALS are puzzled. what to do with the money is further compli- In a period of rising prices, effectigg cated, chairman Prof. Kenneth Jones re- everything from the cost of bluebooks to the vealed, because many of the students who do month's board bill, it would seem that many apply for scholarships really should not. In students might need extra fi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .7 U1\LA. .' 1 1fY1 W VJi.I f 1. J The Willie McGee Some * * OmeQuesttons Raised A RECENT FLOCK of letters to the editor decrying the injustices in the trial of Willie McGee, followed by the formation of a local campus committee promising to save the Mississippi Negro, have prompted us to do some checking into the case. The committee and the letter writers have been ;indignant at what they call the case of an innocent m...…
…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MARC IFC Policy PETER B. JOHNSTONE'S attempt to jus- tify the IFC appeal to President Ruth- ven regarding the SAC decision is disap- pointing to those interested in seeing the fraternities become compatible with a demo- cratic society. The plan which the IFC is now employ- ing to discuss the attitudes of fraternity men towards minority groups is com- mendable. But apparently the IFC is un- able to relate thi...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY WED r NESDAY, MAR( Stodgy Progress T HE STUDENT LEGISLATURE has slith- ered into the stodgy slot of progress. For five or six* months now, few "hot issues" have been dragged up before it and slugged out in ardent debate. 'No University admin- istration tempers have been ruffled.' No half-cocked legislator has popped off with unpopular opinions on subjects close to the more sensitive hearts on campus. There are no Communi...…
… t -1. THE MICIGTAN DATTY THURSDAY,.-MARCH 151 i9'i '-___ _1 1___ __ __ _-___ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ ___ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ ___ __ __ __ __ __ __ _ a.+ .y. .a +avvaa .a V it7 X11 4 ae Congressional Immunity IT'S ABOUT TIME Congress did something court disputes over remarks made during to bring to an end the late series of smears heated debate. of1nnocent citizens which have been con- Sen. Hunt's second proposal, however, duted behind t...…
… 4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1951 " I SL Elections t .f Uh - We Can't Purge Them, Boss - They've Left" MATrE R JrP PA CT TF STUDENTS today know nothing else about the Student Legislature, they know that elections are held twice a year and are accompanied by tremendous ex- citement. There is nothing essentially wrong' in get- ting worked up over an election. Ever since Harrison and his jug of hard cider, Ameri- cans have be...…
…JR THE MICHIGAN DAILY II I Iel-Intimiation T EWITHDRAWAL of the Hopwood' win- ner "War Sky" from the Inter-Arts Un- ion Festival is an example of the fear and narrow self-preservation that can result from the current vogue of thought control. Though the withdrawal is an internal situation to be decided solely by the mem- bers of IAU, the manner in which they made their decision and the final reasons they gave for the cancellation are too ...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 18, 1951 _________________________________ _____________ -+- Unfettered Drama, Kill the Dog: He's a Reviewer The Week's News . .. IN RETROSPECT .. . T IS WEEK'S REVELATION of temerity in the Inter-Arts Union, while not exact- ly earthshaking, has at least served to em- phasize the refreshing independence enjoyed by the Arts Theater Club downtown. As a professional organization owning their own theatre,...…
…_____________________''HE MiC liGAi DAILY 3____________________ Ie_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Y, i rr'siii~ii Segregated Service MISSISSIPPI congressman has chalked up another black mark for his state in s supreme brand of racial prejudice. Rep. instead has directed an amendment to the' aft bill through the House Armed Services >mmittee that would give inductees the ivilege of deciding whether or not they ant to serve...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY wl New Zoning Ordinance ___Z___ __*___ __ * * it' ' Vote unequal Compromise AFTERTWO YEARS of petitions, propos- als, arguments and amendments,_ the By JIM BROWN city council has finally taken action on the LG UP its new A-1 zoning ordi- question of zoning University group dwell- restricting the construction (orqi En oftoni sityngoup imeh- leling) of student residences to ings. Even after this length of time, how- narrow r...…
… THURSDAY, MARCU 22, 1951 FOUa THE MICHIGAN DAILY I ________________________________________________________________________________ I I Aris Festival THIS WEEKEND student creative art will get its annual boost from the Inter-Arts Union Festival. Student poetry, musical compositions, opera, ballet, modern dance and art will be included in the four Festival programs opening tomorrow and ending Sun- dIay night. Since its inception in 1949 ...…
