…f.LlDA Y, MAR(Ai23, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY I Little Club t.a .f MA'TTE R 0OrF FACT FHE ASSOCIATION of Independent Men has at last provided a reason for its ex- stence. And the whole campus rather than merely the independent men it claims to represent is benefiting from this reversal of form. Tonight the AIM-sponsored Little Club vill be open for business for the fourth ime. Customer satisfaction has been al- nost universal. Already,...…
…~1 TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY c r v - 'y ir r'~i 4, 1: 1 I I La Prensa' .. UN Appeal T E OUTSTANDING Buenos Aires news- paper, La Prensa, has finally become one of the many government-controlled dailies in Argentina. Labor union troubles, newsprint restrictions, threats, force-all inspired by the shrewd but unscrupulous Juan Peron-preceded the, seizure. No doubt from here on in, La Prensa's newsprint will be whittled down to the intelligence of ...…
… FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MRaH is151 Bloody Stalemate 'EN. DOUGLAS MacARTHUR again suc- ceeded in surprising everyone yesterday, it this time the surprise was pleasant. The General called for talks with the Chinese military leaders, leading to a ruce. Under the circumstances, this is ust plain common sense. Right now in Korea, there exists a bloody alemate which is benefiting nobody but >e Stalin. For some weeks now, the Allied rces ...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUEh~SDAY, MARCH 27, 1951 College Deferment A SHORT TIME ago, Selective Service Di- rector Lewis B. Hershey submitted to Mobilization Director Charles E. Wilson a proposal that would give draft deferments to scholastically superior high school and- college students. Because of a strong need for some sort of deferment-for-college pro- gram, the plan has merit. But close exami- nation of the actual provisions of the col...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 1951 Icy Paris Parley SPRING IN, Paris is supposedly a mellow season-one that melts anything cold. But even Paris' spring charm has been un- able to warm up the wall of ice that exists between the East and West. One of the coolest aspects of the cold war is taking place at the Deputy Foreign Ministers con- ference. It is also one of the most discour- aging. To the few who felt that a meeting of repre...…
… 1951 TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY' THURSDAY, MARCH 29, U Mow", DORIS FLEESON: Inflation Scores heet WASHINGTON-President Truman's first post holiday meeting with his cabinet was a serious occasion., Inflation got the star billing. It requires immediate, drastic action on the whole front with a genuine equality of sacrifice from all, the President was told. Deputy Secretary of Defense Lovett made the principal presentation of the issue in that ma...…
… TilL IiIITGA r FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1951 Tug Week Seating Capacity EMBERS OF. the Student Legislature apparently still haven't learned what hool spirit is. They seem to believe-in ite of two dismal rah-rah weeks-that ag Week is not only the gauge of spirit on is campus, but the spark that keeps the 'e of spirit ablaze. Tug Week/itself was first revived a couple years back mainly because it was said e school lacked spirit. Supporters of the a...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY. SATURDAY, MARCH 31,>? -Daily-Malcolm Shatz HORNS APLENTY--A trombone quartet consisting of (left to right) Charles Rhodes, '54, Ted Workman, 54, Burton Barnes, Grad. and Joseph Moore, '54, members of the University Varsity Band will play Bach's "Four Chorales" and Johnson's "Viking Saga" in a concert at 8 p.m. tomor- row. * * * * * * Band To Play Local Citizen's March Union Board To Review Co-edPolicy Union policy o...…
…vw THE MICHIGAN DAILY FlOWER SAVIOR: Women To Greet New Holder For Cosmetics, Bobby Pins By SHEILA COHEN "Bathkets" is the new lisp-in- spiring novelty cosmetic item which an enterprising former co- ed at Indiana University has com- mercialized into a growing busi- ness. "Bathkets" are the invention of Barbara Holder, who originally obtained her idea from a grand- mother - to - mother - to - daugh- ter tradition in her own family. JUST BEFO...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILYA IYG FVE Present WAA Office Holders Offer Information to Petitioners Treasurer Holds Lease on Purse Strings; Participation Manager Credits Sport Points Among the 'positions open to petitioners this spring are those of treasurerhand participation manager of the Women's Athletic Association. TREASURER As treasurer this year Barbara Simmons keeps an eye on every penny that is brought in or taken out of the Association's tre...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FM THEr.MICHIaANY;Y1TY vAE ~ Engagements Told Recently 'By U' Coeds * * * Casual Atmosphere of Library Provides Retreat for Women Encyclopedias, Reference Books, Poetry, Fiction, Music Volumes Available at League 4Y 71 p'' D U-_ ( .. K .: :' R -y s.,..s2 ..- 1 E J {fi f By DELORES SILVER Gracing the third floor of the League is a comfortable hideaway available to all women, but known and used only by a few:...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY ? FIVE Central Committee Must Solve VariousDifficulties for JGP Military Ball Preview FOR MEN AND WOMEN ONLY: 1 Co-recreational Board Petitions Due Tuesday Between the time that the Cen- tral Committee of the Juniot Girls' Play is installed in the spring and the moment that the curtain is raised on the opening performance, problems of any shape and distinc- tion appear on the scene and are solved. Initial difficulties ...…
…MMMMENT THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE I'V' Military Units Will Present Annual Dance Riflemen To Perform; Achievement Medals To Be Awarded Michigan militar will march forth from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Fri- day in the Union Ballroom when it holds its annual formal dance. The event was begun back in 1918 by the ROTC and NROTC units, but it was discontinued dur- ing the war. A * * * IT WAS REVIVED again after the war, and is now an annual dance sponsored ...…
… MARCH 7, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ENE MARCH 7, 1951 PAGE FIVE . . Rifle Unit Practices Techniques A New Cosmetic Stays on Lips Chemist Undertakes Experiment as Lark An experiment "started as a lark" has developed into a million- dollar cosmetics business for Ha- zel Bishop, a quiet New York chemist. Using her kitchen as her labora- tory, Miss Bishop worked night after night for three long years to create something that everyone to...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE V'i V Junior Petitions Due Tomorrow in League; Offices Open Available Positions Provide Variety in Choice On Assembly 24 q__ _ __ _ _ _Patting ll A ud. Committee Assistants for Public Relations, Interviewing, Personnel ptitions for Assembly Boa Orientation, JGP Central Positions Compose Agenda of Offices The positions open to any inae WAGEP1V (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the sec- ond in a series of articles on peti- tio...…
… 1 a 9,15 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FrV9 9, 1951 WAGE FIVE - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - *11 I ON THE HOUSE l3 By NAN TAYLOR The social calendar is "bustin' out all over" with a record number of parties this weekend. "Card sharks" will be on the loose tonight at Williams House. Residents of the house and their dates will engage in a tournament to test their skill at bridge, pinochle and other card games. AEPI'S ARE NOT letting the sudde...…
…SATURDAY, MA H It, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE' FIYI I PAGE FIVE ' To Begin Religion in Life Week Tomorrow * * * * * * * * * Noted Leaders To Speak For Religion in Life Week * * * * * * The annual Religion in Lif Week observance will bring to th campus many noted leaders i education and religion. Foremost among these is Chan cellor Reuben G. Gustavson, o the University of Nebraska. H will deliver the main address o t...…
…SUNDA, MARCH 11, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE F" Rosebowl Theme To Prevail At This Year's 'Senior Supper' Graduating Women Will Review Activities; March Through Campus To Precede Event NO TIME'TO SPARE General-Chairman of JGP Heads Production "From Rosebowl to Rosebowl" will be the theme of this year's "Senior Supper" to be held at 6 p.m. Thursday, March 22 in the league Ballroom. Reviewing the events of their four years at the University,...…
…4 AGE FIN THE MICHIGAN DAILY oes fered Various Posts By ssembl Petitions To Be Due Monday for Offices On Executive Board An 1 opportunity to participate in a variety of activities is offer- ed, by Assembly Association, the organization founded in 1934 to represent all unaffiliated women on campus. Every woman in the University who lives in a dormitory, leaguej house or private home is auto- matically amember of Assembly "Association. * * *...…
…WWNIbAY, MA1Vl , 1151 TIDE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ME Senior Women To Hold Supper Rosebowl Theme Will Prevail; Past 'U,_Days T o Be Recalled 4a ACTIVITY WEEK: b Union Schedules Coffee Hour, Open House, Campus'Dance ,., Senior women will be busy dur- mg the next week making plans for the annual "Senior Supper" to be held at 6 p.m. Thursday, March 22 in the League ballroom. Based on a "Rosebowl to Rose- bowl" theme, this year's event will pro...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Dorms Join To Present Dance' Couples Will Be Transported To Points 'Out of This World' . ecorations, Refreshments Will Follow Theme of Event Open to Entire Campus * * * * By NAN TAYLOR "It's out of this world." Couples will be transported out of this world of reality into a strictly other-worldism at the Winchell-Newberry dance this k aturday. THE DANCE will be held from 9 p.m. to midnight in, the West Quad dining roo...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FT r ..... nion Invites Coeds To Give JGP Preview- Annual Open House To Feature Sports, Display by Michifish It'll be a great day for the wo- men at the Union Open House to be presented from 1 to 5 p.m. to- morrow. With every corner of that male stronghold open to feminine curi- osity, the Union will break tradi- tion by presenting a preview of this year's JGP, "It's the Payoff." PRESENTING students with the opportu...…
… i THE MICHIGAN DAILY P, Petitions Due For Assembly Posts Monday Executive Committee Of Assembly Plans, Supervises Activities Petitions for Assembly Board posts for the coming year are due Monday in the Undergraduate Office of the League. Interviewing for positions will begin on March 26 and continue through March 29. Independent women petitioning for Assembly Board are asked by the committee to sign up for an interview when handing in th...…
…,1THTHE MICHIGAN DAILY Junior Play Tickets To Go on Sale Tomorrow VLast Rehearsals Begin; Stunts Depict Scenes From 'It's The Payoff' Tickets for this year's Junior Girls' Play, "It's the Payoff," will be on sale tomorrow through Sat- urday at the box office of the Lea- gue. Tickets for the evening perform- ances, which will be presented at 8 p.m. Friday ' and Saturday, are $.90, and those for the 2 p.m. Sat- urday afternoon matinee are bei...…
… THE MICHIt:AN DAILY PACW League Group Representative Of 'U' Coeds' Senior Night, JGP TO Highlight Campus Activities This Week Senior Women To Review Class Activities; Play Performance Will Climax Festivities SIGN OF SPRING: Coeds Reveal Engagements Appointments Made, Coed Rules Changed By Board Members One of the most fully represen- tative organizations concerning women on campus today, the Board of Representatives, remains vastly u...…
…WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY JGP Opening Set for Tomorrow * * t: :i :F * Senior Women, WIll Discover Plot ofShow Juniors To Present Four Performan ces Of 'It's The Payoff' Junior women will present the result of nearly a year's work in A the form of a three, act play en- titled "It's The Payoff" at 8 p.m. tomorrow, Friday and Saturday at the Lydia Mendelssohn thea- tre in the League. The performance given tomor- row nigh...…
…THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1951 THE M ICHITGAN DAILY Junior Girls Play; Senior Night Festivities Annual JGP To Be Previewed At Traditional 'Senior Supper' * * , ' 'It's the Payoff' To Be Presented Graduating Women View First Tonight; Showing V At 8 p.m. tonight many a junior coed will be holding her breath in anticipation and suspense when the curain rises on "It's The Pay- off," the 1951 version of the Junior Girls' Play. Clad in their...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE NVE AIM To Hold Fourth Weekly Little Club' Students' Nightspot: To Present Evening Of On The Town' Students may herald the coming of mid-semesters with an evening "on thetown" at the Little Club from 8:30 p.m. to midnight today in the second floor dining room of the League. Strictly a student nightspot, the club will follow the policy es- tablished by the big town bistros with an atmosphere of soft music, low ligh...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE A MILITARY MATTERS: Recreation Lifts ldisorale (Editor's Note: This is the fifth in a series of articles describing life intthe "new" Army, as seen by former Daily night editor Pete Hotton, '50. Pvt. Hotton recently completed basic infantry training at Camp Polk, La., and is currently stationed at Ft. Ord, Calif.) By PVT. PETER HOTTON Our great morale booster in Army life is recreation-if we can find the tim...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE: TH1~ MTCTTTIAN DAILY PAGE U I itJ Jf Ca oCi i By JO KETTLEHUT A couple of knitting needles, a ball of yarn-and she's off to complete her 16th pair of argyles. The click of knitting needles may have music to charm many a coed away from an open history book, but it's slow torture for the prof when the needle-rhythms add unnecessary sound effects to his lecture. THE COMPLETED SLEEVE of Bill's new royal-blue sweater...…
…TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY' THE MICHI2AN-..IL. { e ,. Size Worries Are Alleviated By Fashioners Designers Consider Fabric, Length, Style For Figure Flattery Whatever size or figure prob- lems the modern woman might have, designers have worked out fashions to show her off to the best advantage. There are half-size fashions for the mature figure, junior petites for the very tiny, and junior or misses for those in between. A M...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAII Petitions for Sophomore Posts Due Friday at League Office Freshmen Women Vi Interviewing, Soph C Deadline for sophomore peti- tions is 5 p.m. Friday at the League Undergraduate Office. Forty-five positions are open to freshmen women including the central committee for Sophomore Cabaret, dance class captains, In- ie for Dance ab, Judiciary Class, Jobs '- y n- _ lh aa :i, :. 7 and-95. Dropin or our1airof aesr or fut e -...…
…-- - ~'1' 1GTHE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE 'Deep Venture' To Be Theme Of Traditional East Quad Ba l Three Bands Will Play at Annual Dance; Couples To Whirl to Continuous Music "Deep Venture" will be the Bob Elliot and Al Chase, will pi theme of the annual East Quad vide a continuum of dance pie{ Ball to be held from 8:30 p.m. to for the event. Each band willc midnight on Saturday, April 28, cupy a separate room and c in the four dining rooms of th...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE U U PRE-VACATION FUN: Union, Little Club To Provide Entertainment This Weekend Union . For the last weekend before spring vacation, the Union has planned a full program of events ranging from a Saturday, after- noon mixer to its regular Sunday evening entertainment. Starting off the festivities will be the "Spring Tonic Mixer" to be held from 2 to 5 p.m. Saturday in the North Lounge of the Union. * * * JOEL SA...…
…qw I . I I I THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'U' Press Does Land-Slide Business * * * * 'U, Parking Plait Hit by City Police' The Ann Arbor Police Depart- ment yesterday turned thumbs down on the University plan and practice of shoving illegally parked cars out into the city streets. Police Chief Casper Enkemann brusquely censured University of- ficials for believing they could rid campus parking lots of illegally parked cars in this way-and get away w...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MARCH 2, I Concert Will Be Given at Hil Sunday Rafael Kubelik, conductor of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, will mount the podium at 8:30 p.- m. Sunday in Hill Auditorium to bring Ann Arbor music-goers works that have not been publi- cly performed here for 'a long time. Dvorak's "Symphony No. 1 in D major, Op. 60," one of the works the Chicago group will play, has not been heard in a Choral Union Series concert s...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 9ATURDAY, MARC 3, 1951 I WIL TO PRESENT: 'Off to War' Nothing New Here By CHUCK ELLIOTT W i t h present - day students )mewhat apprehensively eyeing + ie draft laws, and looking *on Military service in general with * :staste, it might be encouraging note that students have been .. arching away from this campus * one war or another for close to < hundred years. Indeed, there was a military : n dirit abroad in Ann Arbor...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 4, I;51 lichigan Pucksters Beat MSC, 9 6; uintet Loses * * f Two Records Shattered In Eighteenth Ice Victory By ED WHIPPLE Michigan's usually potent hockey squad turned in a lack-luster per-j formance irn the Coliseum last night, but it was still good enough to whip a weak Michigan State sextet 9-6 and smash two all-time Wolverine season scoring records. Neil Celley bagged three points on one goal...…
… PAGE THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1951 i Noted Lecturer Brown Will Speak Tomorrow John Mason Brown, critic, au- participating in the Sicilian and thor and lecturer who will speak Normandy invasions. at 8:30 p.m. tomorrow in Hill Out of his war experiences Auditorium, is another one of the came two books "To All Hands" many people whose lives were and "Many a Watchful Night." radically changed by the war. When he got out of the serv...…
… SIx THE MICHIGAN DAILY " WEDNESDAY, MARCH7 , 1951 VA PROJECT DELAYED: Cold Winter Slows Hospital Completion, A cold winter, labor shortages,. and foundation difficulties will de- lay completion of the Veteran's Administration Hospital, being . built on Geddes Road, until some- time next winter, Dave Hedin, as- sistant superintendent of the Hos- pital's construction company, said yesterday. -Although the VA had originally set July, 1951, ...…
… THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 1951 'GO WEST-MADAM': OperaTo Hit Road During Vacation 4 '0.il n1M1Illa The forthcoming Union Opera will "shuffle off to. Buffalo" and to three other cities as well this spring in the Opera's biggest road trip since 1929. The entire cast and scenery of the production "Go West-Ma- dam" will be loaded into trucks and busses for a five-day swing through the Midwest. * * * THE ciously spring ROAD TRIP will cut vi- into Opera...…
… smx THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 1951 Pa *'s STREET SCENES AIRED: On-Spot Reporter Returns - - - - By VERNON EMERSON The man on the street is back. And the man responsible for his return-locally at least-is WU- OM's on-the-spot-reporter, Bill Hill. * * * ALTHOUGH national radio hook-ups are once more airing programs designed to bring the listener the news as it happens, Hill is the only one to try out such programs in the Ann Ar...…
…~1' six: THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1951 x Groups Rally To Aid McGee As Execution Date Nears o1uIrib ous e F _. a 'ir rap * * * * EDITOR'S NOTE-Willie McGee, a Mississippi Negro, faces electrocution this month, convicted of criminally attacking a white woman. The fol- lowing interpretative article summar- izes the history of the case and the controversy surrounding it.) By BOB KEITH The case of Willie McGee, in- cluding...…
… 4 sI THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAt, MARCH 11, 19 I ___________________________ m . Grismore, Professor f Law, Dies Prof. Grover G. Grismore, 62 ears old, member of the Law chool faculty since 1914, died arly yesterday at his Detroit ome. Prof. Grismore, ill since last Oc-i Iber, was a prominent educator i the field of contract law. His rst-year contracts course was ae of the fundamental courses in he Law School. Besides his teaching duties...…
…1 3SIX/ THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 1951 mu________________________________________________________________ MINTED PLUMAGE: Bird Paintings Featured At Rackham Art Exhibit " i By AUDREY MURPHY Bird lovers can observe their favorites on canvas as well as on the wing this week. This still life bird watching is taking place at the Rackham Gal- leries, where an exhibit of Arctic and United States birds is on dis- play. FEATURE ATTR...…
…4 . six TH MICHIG---.&AN&.a DATTN.a WEDNESDAY, MAnt B I4, xs*si THE MTCTITET~avAN IbATTY .EDNE_. AY, MRC! 1.y1951.. IOW ENGLAND LIVES: Cameraman Bryan To Speak Here Vani y s Cey nteofLaneHall MIRROR, MIRROR-Sylvia Conner, London ballet dancer, ap- plies makeup with the aid of the mirror in her dressing room. Miss Connor is a member of one of the six English families feaatured in the film accompanying Julien Bryan's lecture, "England in...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1951 Ced's Mom Learns All About U Campus Life. By RON WATTS Mrs. Harry A. Fisk, mother of The facilities of the University Caroline Fisk, '53, departed yes- ich are often examined by phil- terday from Ann Arbor after a thropic organizations, legislators five day visit of lectures, dorms, d New York Times surveyors, museums, social groups and the ye just undergone inspection other aspects of life on the...…
…SiX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SAY, MARCH 1a, 1951 WALES SNEER: Opinions Vary on Furniture Exhibit By CAL SAMBA "Sure it looks okay, but can you sit in it?" Don Ennis, a visiting student from Ohio State University, is only one of the scores of male students in the last two weeks who have voiced this criticism of the modern furniture now on display in Alumni Hall. . IN ENNIS' CASE, however, his theory was put to the test by Pat Abbott, '54A, a m...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY !kUUDAY, MARCH 17, 1951 i - E l T -, I .4 EMBOSOGRAPH-Union student staffmen complete the job of stamping out a sign on an embosograph. Elsewhere in the build- ing, decorations are going up and the stage is being set for a bi- zarre afternoon of entertainment-the Union's gala annual open house. Union Open House Program 1o Offer Varied Activities (Continued from Page 1) Elsewhere in the building, the Michifish's cav...…
… :A .I THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, 14ACH 18, 1951 a TO THE CONQUERING HEROES' * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * t,, BOB HEATHCOTT MICHIGAN'S TOP LINE of John Matchefts, Nell Celley, and Gil JOHN McKENNELL JOE MARMO AL BASSEY .. defense Burford which paced Michigan to its second NCAA hockey title. . .. left wing .... center .. . right wing. Wn aional ocey Chamionshi ,. .t 3AA CAGE FINALS: :alamazoo Grabs 3rd Straight ...…
