…A TnrlE M TII N 1i7T T WEDNESDAY, MARCHT 9, 1950 i f and a legion of strong men stu- dents to help with booth con- struction, ticket-taking, parade and decoration work. "The stronger, the better," Miss Olivier said, recalling the crowd of 18,000 which milled through Yost Field House in 1948, when the carnival was last held. "Most of the work will be done before the carnival," Peterson said. "But we'll have to organize the work during the ...…
…_TT MITGN iiXTLY_ Band To Play Under Baton Of Top Men An impressive parade of 28 top band directors will wield their ba- tons at two Symphonic Band con- certs at 8 p.m. Friday and Satur- day at Hill. Auditorium. The concerts highlight a four- day program of the American Bandmasters Association conven- tion which begins here tomorrow. Percy Grainger, noted pianist and composer and Dr. Edwin Franko Goldman, known to mil- lions as the director o...…
…TRE MTCTHG1AN DAILZY THi7r 1SDAY, MARCH! 9, 195 STRIKE IT UP: 'U' Band, Choir Concerts To Highlioht Convention N l tha 2h8, 0 i dina rn n lo less man z eaa ng con~- ductors will strike up the band in ~wo concerts at 8 p.m. tomorrow a.nd Saturday in Hill Auditorium highlighting the 'four-day Ameri- Yost Awards Given to 12 Fielding H. Yost Honor Awards were presented to 12 University men students last night at a ban- quet in the Union. The a...…
…THURS DAT, MARCH 9, 1950 THI~ MT~TTTGA N hAT LY i _ _ STRIKE IT UP: 'U' Band, Choir Concerts To Highlight Convention Nn1PCt~an9 laricrr ~ luless ra eaigcn ductors will strike up the band in .wo concerts at 8 p.m. tomorrow and Saturday in Hill Auditorium highlighting the four-day Ameri- Yost Awards Given to 12 Fielding H. Yost Honor Awards were presented to 12 University men students last night at a ban- quet in the Union. The awards which ...…
…TII-WIMICTAN MIC 1ATT LUATION RE$ULTS: SoreigI Student Enrollment Decreased Lie foreign student enrollment ert B. Klinger, assistant counselor dropped 62 below last semes- to foreign students. 's record total, to bring thisf nester's enrollment figure to 743 dents from areas outside the ited States, according to Rob- 11i eatures ird Display Michigan Birds," a movie show- the environments and habits various birds, will be shown at 0 p.m. to...…
…-4 T~HE M'I~A ~T~ _ .- ATh1DAT, WAR41 11, 1950 Relgion in ife1 Well-Known Speakwes To 1 Virkapus SRA Sponsors ReligiousTalks A distinguished bill of speakers, ieaded by lecturer- commentator Dorothy Thompson, will confront ampus audiences tonmorriow hrough Thursday during Religion n Life Week, under the auspices f the Student Religious Associa-- Week To pen Launching the seminar sessions at 4 p.m. Monday, with a discus- sion on "The C...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY t SUNDAY, XWARCH 12, 1950 .. , --mm-mmilim OGNYEliminates * * * * * *t*A* i* 1aSalle, Western Kentucky Also Victors San rancisco 'in NIT, ner western Ontario Gives Wolverines Scare4 - Before P owing in Hard Fought Struggle BULLETIN NEW YORK - (P) - Syra- ise upset favored Long Island nlversity, 80-52, last night to ain the quarter-final round of ie National Invitation Basket- ill Tournament along with Vestern Ken...…
…Try'. J T-Tr"yixNN. jxTty TUESDAY, MARCH 14, 1950 - pm ,. Campus Radio Network Seen Possible Tribal Chief SUMMER VACATIONS WITH PAY: Duped, Says Jobs Now Available at R( ' Summer jobs - resort work in I it operates as a sort of clearin esorts, Camps TTYESDAY, MAJUYH 14, 1950 S 1g Seretse Khama, young African tribal chief who married a white woman, was tricked by the Brit- ish into leaving :his tribe, accord- ing to John Dickson, Gra...…
…TIME MfMfaXN Miry- WEDNESDAY, MARCI 15, 1950 ______________________________________________ ____- FIREWATER FRACAS: Our Law Doesn't Jibe With Members of Tribe I r By RON WATTS Indians, the famous western renegades of by-gone days, have been on the war-path again. Four tribesmen from the Fort Lapwai Reservation in Idaho re- cently latched onto some firewat- er and went whooping it up down the war path. Instead of bringing home the traditi...…
…g a w - .: 3 f'9 RJR M. - THTRSDAY. MA RVH 16, 1950 irk. Ste' . ._ -- - _ .,. i . - _- -Daily-Burt Sapowitch DAZZLING DEBUTANTES-Daisy Lou McCoy and Mary Lou Payraiser are shown with their re- spevtive fathers, Pa McCoy and Constant Payraiser, in' front of the carriage which took them to their debut tea at the League yesterday. Left to right, the group includes Diane Faulk (Daisy Lou), Maxine Pearson (Pa), Jimmie Lobaugh (Mary Lou) and Di...…
…Fire4nvesigatr toChee '' ,.r. :.n :::.". 'rr.o > ",;h y .,. tj ; ;:. .t .. ?,": .t r.C . Say Division:; Student: : Multiple y"l, Dwellings6 ":i:S. n:"4 . v:".v ....f .:i:) }:,' r :'i . .i}.:. . .:.vXi:: ...- .. - ..... ,...Pr. ..:,v"i' '}C:..h 1..;,.n".::'i~ :"T::ni- iu .:':.yvvr"?: Q3.. v i:..':"v. "E FRID)AY, MA.IMH 19, 199th TryF1ISI - SPECIAL!!" CHICKEN IN A BASKET, with rolls and butter $1.00 methods and then go on an eight- week tour ...…
…"I"H ' MICIH IGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 19, 1950 >, r> Gymnasts Win Seventh * * * * in Row; Set New Record Wolverines Beat Kent State' By Sweeping Tramp Event By MARV EPSTEIN They threw Newt Loken in the varsity pool last night and when he came to the surface he had a big smile on his face. The smile was there because the Michigan gymnastics coach had just seen his team defeat Kent State University, 54-42, and finish the first unbeat...…
…THE ;411 .H-GNDA TtESIDAY, MARCHW 21, 1990 Stassen Will Address YR Conference 30 - STASEN - P6 - doec.... An address by Harold E. Stas- sen, president of the University of Pennsylvania, will highlight the Big Ten Republican Conference to be held here Friday and Satur- day. The former governor of Minne- sota will speak at 8 p.m. Friday in Hill Auditorium. KEYNOTING THE Friday af- ternoon session of the Conference will be John Tope, chairman o...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNE~SDAY, MARCH 22, 1950 4 : "- .. Vew House for International Living Opens Doors * * * * I> * * * * \ NelsonHouse WillStress Cooperation- Understandimo I ll F I y By CHARLES ELLIOTT The Nelson House for International Living, newest of campus groups devoted to better relations between American and foreign stu- dents, opened its doors for the first time this semester. It stands as the realized dream of a group of s...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, M1AR~CH 23, 19"0. Loyalty Oath Acceptable to Vi'NROTC Protests Flood Harvard Chapter The Naval Reserve Officer ,raining Corps "loyalty oath" which has met a flood of protests and petitions at Harvard Univer- ;ity has been accepted here with- but complaint, according to Capt. RIomer Wheeler, of the University branch of the NROTC. The oath which was first used lere last semester requires NROTC Applicants to sig...…
…THE MIiCHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 1950 _ .tiD . I A tr I. m F C Meet TT9 C'11"t TZ T1 TT\' '1 !Y 1 :is' het To Open ext We Leaders in World Peace To Speak James T. Shotwell, president of e Carnegie Endowment for In- rnational Peace, will highlight list of world speakers at the third nual conference of the Ameri- n Association of International elations Clubs, to be held here hursday through Sunday. - More than 300 delegates from gion...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MARCH 25, 1950 k: Liquor Law Discussed At Stockwell, When minors misrepresent their ages in order to buy alcoholic beverages, ,they endanger both themselves and the livelihood of; the liquor licensee, Municipal! Court Judge Francis O'Brien told a Stockwell audience yesterday. He outlined state liquor regula- tions at a compulsory meeting of all residents. The meeting was called to "help prevent recurrence of a...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY BALLY-HOO WILL CALL YOU! Promotion People Prove Peskiest By We do PETER HOTTON everything from teas to * * * * * * * Anything for talking, elbowing, thre'atening or bamboozling their way into the shaky confidenceof anyone on or off campus who will do them a favor, is the battle cry of three of the peskiest men at the University. THEY'RE Cliff Rodgers, Tom Cramer and Neale Traves, only three of this year's army of pro-...…
…_a THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 190 1 ~I HOOL RETAINS CONTROL: Language Requirement Graduate Plan Rejected The Graduate Executive Board as rejected the recommenda- on of the Graduate Student ouncil to put the administration flanguage requirements for doc- ral candidates in the hands of ie individual departments. Under the existing set up, the raduate School controls both the imber and kind of languages re- wired. The recommendat...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, 1950 ,: _- ;LECT AND DEODORIZED: Skunk Reigns As New Dela Chi Mascot y 01-terevx in Art School By DON POSTMA k new twist in the line of cam- s pets has been added by Delta i Fraternity, which now boasts iew select, genuine and deodor- 1 skunk as their house mascot. Gong dissatisfied by the general 1 of dogs, cats and other rov- mammals, the Delta Chi's de-' ed to "be different," explained n Ra...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MACH 30, 1950 -uaily-surt Sapowitch CRIPT CONFAB-Ray Kurtzman, Nancy Thompson and Dave Cory, all seniors in the literary ollege, exchange ideas with Script Director William Bender, Jr., on the format for WUOM's new usiness series. The first students to join the staff of WUOM, they are actually writing scripts for rograms which are being broadcast over the University's radio station. U' Releases Names of 91 'A' St...…
…______________________________THE M ICHIGAN DAILY WUOM Calls for Students With Script-Writing Talent BACH CONCERT AT HILL: Prof. Klein Combines Music, Travel 'U' Professors Praise ICC At Banquet NSA Offers Summer Study A call for new script writing alent has been sent out by WU- )M's script director, William Ben- ler, Jr. Dave Cory, '50, one of the three tudents now employed by the Uni- ersity radio station, has been put t the helm of a n...…
… THE MCICHIGX DiILY South Wary Faculty for Knowing9 Of Aid Bill s. -Kallenbach Fears Federal School Control Southern Representatives," fears that President Truman would attempt to discourage seg- regation in schools receiving Fed- eral funds no doubt caused the * Education and Labor Committee to demand his guarantee that the administration would impose no such controls, according to Prof.> Joseph Kallenbach of the political department. Prof....…
… THlE MICHIGAN TDtiy FA 9E VEM, Distance Relay Cracks Track Record --N .., * * Early Ba Includes By HAROLD TANN Although present weath fail to provide any indica the fact, spring is definite; l way. Disbelievers might be c r>by a, trip to Yost Field where Ray Fisher's baseb has started full scale op in preparation for the opening of the 1950 Michi mond schedule. - FISHER has had his bat working out for several but now with the comp...…
… TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 1954 Tilt MWTUIXNILYIJ r _ ___ _ CCNY Beats Out Bradley, 69-61, E:> McEwen Breaks Two-Mile Dambrot Paces Beavers To Victory Over Braves Varsity Mark; akes Third (Special to The Daily) CHICAGO-Don McEwen set a new Michigan Varsity record here last night as he ran a rugged 9:05.5 two-mile to finish third in the Chicago Relays Invitational Two-Mile Run. Curt Stone of the Shanahan A. C. won in 9:02.4 as John Twom...…
… FASHION 4F 4bp 4ft t an at FASHION SUPPLEMENT SUPPLEMENT SECTION TWO ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 26, 1950 MichigQn Coeds Model Lcitest Sprlng o ege I SIX PAGES F'oshions 1. Posing in suits and hats, especially appropriate outfits for the Easter holidays, are (left to right) Mary Ann Singler, Junell Doty, Jean Decker, Jo Poch and Maxine Reed. Miss Singler and Miss Reed are wearing navy, always a popular shade in suits, and Miss...…
… a, :-. . ... THE MICH16Tv I itTN jr'AGE SEVEN, FOR SMALL FRY ONLY: Kiddies Will Be Entertained At Free Michigras Matinee Engagement Revealed Benefit Party To Be Held Fashioned Hair Styles Designed To Emphasize Features, Personalities, Figures of Individuals . ______ (0 This year-for the first time in its history-Michigras will give a kiddies' matinee. In response to a long-felt need for a carnival designed strictly for small-fry, ...…
…F- tTI-IMiTTAN DAITIV -tTNI DAY, MARTM 5, 1950 [MPUS-WIDE CA RNIVA L: Michigras To Bust out all over 'in April * * *~ * * ** * * By FRAN IVICK :lcttgras is coming to campus :"" : n, complete with ferris wheels, e shows, cartoon parade floats a kiddie glamour contest. he traditional campus-wide ival will this year boast the e amusements that drew i00 attendants in 1948 - plus additional mechanical rides, ider variety of booths and a -organi...…
…ThrE1VTC c11N DAILY OK AT CATALOGUE!: Details Foil Graduation Attempts of 200 Seniors P , By DAVE THOMAS senior's lot is often not a y one. iughly 200 members of the of '50 have already been cened to this unhappy fact so his semester and are fidget- through interviews with the s of their various colleges to f they please can't graduate in after all. * * * IE 200 unfortunates have been ed up by unfulfilled gradua- requirements from anemic c...…
…PAGE ETIHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUTDAY, MARCH 21, 1950 _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ U- EXCHANGE STUDENT FROM RIO: Brazilian Statistician Studies Here Home of ' A dm in istra ition +t 4 It *t *: I By JOAN WILLENS Denio Nogueira, from Rio de Janerio, is one of three Brazilian exchange students attending the University on scholarship, as part ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 26, 1950 I - _.. .....DAY .. MARiv va 20.. 1a~v.:. )' )oe-Eyed Look T kill Yields ark Eyes Shadowing Lends Dramatic Effect By MAD DAVIS Mhat a line! The line around} eyes, that is-an important . for in acquiring the doe-eyed 950 eyes, as they are called, the biggest news since the iper trend began its steady ab back into the thoughts of erican women. ELIEVE IT or not, the. look' fattering. All women realiz...…
…WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, 19rA ceUp Polished Product To BeUnveiled Emerging tonight as a polished, big-time musical comedy, "Lace It Up" was once little more than a group of vague concepts in the 2 minds of a skeleton Union Opera staff. The story behind "Lace It Up" is a long one; it began some 42 years ago when University men produced "Michigenda" in an effort to raise funds for the Michigan Union building. This first Union ' Opera was the beginn...…
… U MUSIC SUPPLEMENT *d 6 Swr a I uit mUsic SUPPLEMENT ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 19, 1950 FOUR PAGES T-op Talent Combined In 57th May Festih al - 'U' Choral Union! BoastsTradition By DAVIS CRIPPEN You may not notice it, but there's a "tremendous tradition" behind one of the groups performing in this year's May Festival. At least that's a property Chorale Union Associate Conductor Lester McCoy claims for his group-and he ha...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY P AC .I Short Skirts ~Accentuate HoseStyles Shorter skirts and cut-away shoes are helping to give stock- ings a more important place in the well-dressed woman's ward- robe. At one extreme on the fashion scale are stockings with clocks and heeltframes which call at- tention to the legs with their elaborateness. At the other ex- treme are stockings so sheer and unembellished that they attract the eye with their very simpli...…
… THE MICHIG.AN DILY l SUNDAY, MAlCH 19, 1954 A rtists To Solo in lI *agn 44,- ,. 4 Blanche Thebom To Sing Mezzo With Choral Union 4 * * * Blanche Thebom, mezzo-soprano star of the Metropolitan Opera, will be heard as a soloist with the University Choral Union in a performance of the "Magnificat" by J. S. Bach. At the forefront of opera stars, Miss Thebom is currently reaping great praise for her superb inter- pretative ability as ...…
…TH E MICHIGAN DAILY- SUNDAY, MARCH 26, 1950 , I BRIGHT PREDICTION: Spring Features Brighter Colors Sleek Lines, Novelty Materials Highlight Dressy Suits This Year :A By MARGE REUBENE ' Looking ahead to warmer weather, stylists from New York to France prophesy a great de- parture from traditional spring garb in every dress detail. Spring of 1950 promises sunny, sunny colors andpfresh fabrics. Exhilerating yellow edged in Neckwear Model...…
… TILE MICHIGA -bILY AG TI iedfival //44is By HARRIS CROHN A look at the program of the forthcoming May Festival program will be enough to convince anyone of its great diversity of styles and periods, and also of its uniform excellence. The first concert is a good example of these diversities. Here we have selections ranging from Couperin to Richard Strauss, and all of it is music of the very first -rank. Undoubtedly, the. climax of the evenin...…
… -m-vw J ,., ... M _fl 0,H190 ] M I G DN AILY . Fashion Interest Take It Away Turns To Shoes Footwear Predicted To Take Limelight As Short Skirts Make 1950 Comeback Fashion interest will turn to the foot this spring as experts pre- dict that shoe sales-will reach a new peak in 1950. "With shorter skirts coming back into style, the accent on footwear will definitely increase,' said one local dealer. "Shoes will be noticed now more t...…
…THE MICHIGAN AILY SUNDAY, MARLCH 19, 196(1 - ----- 5 lhe niveri it icaC ocietc NOUdiC eJerct the 5 7t4 Adnnuacl x I '/ AY F 6 CONCERTS IEIk4 TA + + 4 DAYS May 4, 5 6, 7 1950 EUGENE ORMANDY Conductor, Philadelphia Orchestra THOR JOHNSON Cincinnati Orchestra HILL AUDITORIUM I Ann Arbor, Michigan SOLOISTS CONDUCTORS LJUBA WELITCH. NORMA MARIAN HEYDE . ANDERSC ALEXANDER HILSBERG Favorite Performer and Conduc...…
…HA LX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 29, 1950 :IBSON GIRL MAY MAKE COMEBACK: ld Styles Loom as Harbingers of '60 Trend 4-* * * * * * Simplicity To Be Keynote Of Hair Styles This Season REFLECTIONS of Sprinq ,k }Y By JANICE JAMES Members of the current fashion world seem to be predicting a backward trend to the styles of yesteryear. If this proves to be the case, nany a mind will soon commence o ponder the problem as to just what decade...…
