… HEARING TODAY Y See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State 44*r 4n a t CLOUDY, COOLER - VOL. LX, No. 134 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1950 SIX Senate Czechs Close U.S. Office In Prague Ilk, Treason Trials Opened For Six By The Associated Press Czechoslovakia yesterday order-v ed the United States Information Service closed and its director, Jo- seph C. Kolarek, to leave the coun- try. In other moves, the government put on...…
…4. 7THURSD~AY, APIE.20, 1950. ,T E -MICHIGAN DAILY I _ . _, . i I. DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in The Daily Official Bulletin is constru~ctive notice to all members of the University.iNotices for the Bulletin should be seirt in typewritten form to the Office of the Assistant to the President, Room 2552 Administration Building, by 3:00 p.m. on the daypreceding publication (11:00 a.m. Saturdays). THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1950 VOL. ...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY "M' Golfers Face Tough Buckeye Squad Saturday By TED PAPES Rain and wet grounds forced postponement of yesterday's sche- duled golf engagement between Michigan and the University of Detroit. The match has been rearranged for Tuesday, April 25. * * * AS SKIES CLEARED in the early afternoon, Coach Bert Katz- enmeyer sent his golfers through a practice round on the soggy turf of their University course in an Seffort to deter...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY r THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 1950 I _________________ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ THE conflict between Senator Joseph Mc- Carthy and Professor Owen Lattimore will finally take on real meaning when former Communist Louis Budenz testifies at an open hearing today whether Latti- more was, or was not, a member of the Com- munist Party. McCarthy's whole case against Lattimore rests on the evidence Budenz gives. If he claims that Lattim...…
…1950 4 SR To Sponsor Annual Ball; DAILY OFFICIAL BUI Date Bureau Will Assist Cupid D (Continued from Page 4) Harris in the tion pictures: North Woods' 1LE'IIN:7; auspices of tbh the courtesy Pnlitical r. Education Ce The Internationl Students Asso- ciation will again sponsor its an- nual International Ball, taking place from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. April 28 in the Union Ball Room. This year, as last year, the ISA is attempting to defy the overpow-...…
…TIDE MIC-1iGN DAIL'Y OPEN WINDOW POLICY: Spring Breezes ThroughLibrary By ROSEMARY OWEN Spring air conquered the stale fumes of steam heat in the Gen- eral Library, as staffers opened the windows to admit the balmy breezes. The musty aroma which had brought forth many student com- plaints was completely dispelled when the arrival of Spring warmth allowed librarians to break the three month tradition of closed windows. * * * THE CUSTOM of le...…
… EDITOR'S NOTE See Page 4 Y Latest Deadline in the State ai I1 0 Q FAIR AND WARMER VOL. LX, No. 135 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1950 EIGHT PAGES arr° A * * * * * * * * * * * * lIile-Long Parade To Open 1950llclchigras * * * * * * Liquor Plans To Be Result Of SLMeet Students, Faculty Discuss Situation Several alternative plans to the present method of liquor control at the University will be drawn up and ...…
…THE MTCHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, APRIL 21. 1950 +s.a.+ a ai Vi11V L13Y L111 J.{1 iYiL i'i. l.ii iV./:i11 N1 1VVV n_ e RAGWEED INTELLECTUALS: Allergies Indicate Better Minds. By BOB SOLT Don't feel too sorry for your- self if cat fur, ragweed, or cer- tain foods bother you - chances are that since you are sensitive to these things you probably have above average intelligence. This conclusion isn't just a guess to give hay fever and other allerg...…
… 195.0 THE WOMAN DAMY THE MICHIG ... . v : svaN D:s .a.+ ILY/ M' le Faces Gophers T--oday Detroit, Pittsburgh Win In Only Games Played CLEVELAND-()-The Detroit Tigers made a clean sweep of their two-game series with the Cleve- land Indians yesterday by edging the Tribe, 5-4. Cleveland Mana- ger Lou Boudreau was injured in the game. Boudreau was hit hard on the left elbow in the ninth inning, by a pitch of southpaw Ted Gray. Extent of...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, AP11 1, As a. _ _ ' '. " top dot I By LEON JAROFF JE of the most necessary pieces of equip- ment for the editor of any newspaper tough, thick hide that can withstand ents of criticism. 'ntil very recently, I was certain that I the most thick-skinned of them all. )uring the past year, I had success- ly weathered being called a socialist, bigot, a reactionary, a Communist, a fler, a fascist, and a New-Dealer. I...…
… rPJDAT,-,APRni 21, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ANNUAL PROGRAM SEATED MONDAY: Key League Positiorts for Coming Year To Be Announced at Installation Night Announcement of newly chosen p.m. Monday in the Rackham position holders of all main posts Lecture Hall. in the League and League activi- Among the positions to be an- ties will be made at the annual In- nounced are the executive board stallation Night to be held at 7:30 of the League, and t...…
…THE MICHITAS DAILY FRZ=l APAZ- "I". I'MI - *1 ,try THIS afternoon at 4:00! Don't miss the gay, the gaudy S PARADE n ANN ARBOR BANK - THREE BRANCHES i MICHIGRA n 11 for Complete Sheet Music Service, value-minded Band Directors instinctively turn to 508 East William St. " CLOWNS " FLOATS " BANDS " BALLOONS " COLOR & * LAUGHS Then drop in to see the extra spec offered on MICHIGRAS D r ials t >AYS Main and Huron Congratulation...…
… V lHE lCIIIGA. ti-A ILY' PAC'*F. mF.VF.N a- -" :.a sv.rua=a -.va-r a~a i a a... aX't r? mvJY JA IF t .i " . as .f ~MARI LYN_________ MICHIGRAS DAYS Showing Now! FRESH NEW COTTONS For comfort now See these fabulous offers to celebrate the great occasion! Iz. m . 1d C _j er 1 to a "teen's '' taste! and Gll summer! BEST SELECTIONS NOW Over 500 in stock at present SUN-BACKS (with Jackets) one- and two-piece styles Short Sleeve...…
…TIlEMIC IUANDAILY FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1950 International Week Will Open Today wide week by Governor Williams, but it was actually observed by on- ly East Lansing and Ann Arbor, as will be the case this year. An Open House at the Inter- national Center from 2 to 6 p.- m. tomorrow will start off the series of get-togethers for for- eign students and various cam- pus and civic groups during the week. A special exhibit of Internation- al dolls wi...…
… SHAM IN WASHINGTON Y See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State :43a ii CLOUDY, WARME VOL. LX, No. 136 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 1950 SIX PA I Communist BUDENZ BLASTED: Curb Asked By Williams Special Group To StudyProblem LANSING - () - Creation of a special commission to study methods of legally curbing Com- munism and the Communist par-.. ty in Michigan was asked yester- day by Gov. Williams. The Governor asked t...…
…THE MI~HIGAN DAILY SATUB DAY, APR ML 2, 950# C I FIRST YEAR SUCCESSFUL: Inter-Arts Elections Set for Today By ROMA LIPSKY New officers and executive council members for Inter-Arts Union, which has become a major campus group in little more than a year, will be elected at the sec- ond annual membership, meeting at2 p.m. today in the Kalamazoo Room of the League.K m Present members of IAU in- clude everyone who has done any1 work on an Ar...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'M' Nine Tops Minnesota, 6-2, In Conference Debut 'lI' Golfers Minus Veterans In Triangular Meet Today By HUGH QUINN Michigan's golf team is in Col- umbus today for a triangular meet with Ohio State and North Texas State Teachers - but without the services of three veterans. Coach Bert Katzenmeyer left Co-Captain Chuck MacCallum, Keith LeClair, and Leo Hauser in Ann Arbor and took a squad com- posed of four sophomores...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SAf1TJRIAY, APRIT 2~2, 1950 Umum __ IJ'P Bill fh AT long last, five years after the end of the war, the United States has adopted a sensible program for admitting displaced persons. "You Cli See What I'm Trying To Save You From" In a lengthy midnight session, ate finally succeeded in passing gore bill, which eliminates the restrictions of the 80th Congress sure. the Sen- the Kil- shameful DP mea- The Senate fight was...…
… 1950 IFHE MICHIGAN DAILY Hilelzapoppin' To Be Given At Pattengill Tomorrow Night Fraternities, Sororities To Present Skits In Annual Hillel Benefit Revue SOPHOMORES NOT SO SILLY: Monte Carlo, Constellations, Shakesphere Provide Themes for Past Soph Cabarets The curtain on "Hillelzapopp- in'," annual Hillel Foundation sponsored benefit revue, will go up at 7:45 p.m. tomorrow at Pat- tengill Auditorium, with five 15 minute skits scheduled ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGEF ' _y.... Arboretum Gets Heavy Use from Spring t ) Spring Favorte Spot for All, Sports undergrads. To the Architec- ture School it's a bonanza of rolling hills and dales with shrubs and trees and flowers all laid out and ready to be experi- mented on by a host of design- ing landscape architects. The prime, if not the most popular purpose of the Arb is to serve as a laboratory in which classes in landscape design...…
… WAR WEAPONS See Page 4 Y Latest Deadline in the State I:ait f b/ A t..4... DRIP, DRIP, DRIP VOL. LX, No. 137 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SUNDAY, APRIL 23, 1950 EIGHT PA( m Regents OK Compromise At California Y Plan Replaces Old Loyalty Oath By DICK HAFNERIL Special to The Daily DAVIS, Calif. - The University of Californa Board of Regents yesterday accepted by a vote of 21 to one a compromise proposal for its anti-Communist "loyalty" oath ...…
…I THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRIL 23, 1950 o,. C AssI IED a 1' ,, Tigers WinFourth Straight, 5-0 ,, ' * * * L, UPHILL FIGHT: frlb BUSINESS SERVICES SPRING ITEMS NOW IN-Nearly New Clothing Shop, 311 E. Huron. Ph. 3-0166. Open 12-5:30, Sat. 10-5. )8B SHIRTS - Nine hour service (by re- quest), three day service (regular ser- vice). Ace Laundry, 1116 S. Univer- sity. )1B SYLVIA STUDIO OF DANCE Ballroom, tap, acrobatic, ballet. O...…
… TIM, MTVllTGN DALLY 610 /AO- ' ivi ine Beats Gop ers in Twelfth; GEHRMANN OUTSHONE: Distance Foursome Breaks Relay Mark Hicks Edges Engstrand In 2-1 Pitcher's Battle Tight Squeak Snecial to The Daily LAWRENCE - Kansas - Mich- igan's great distance medley quar- tet of Art Henrie, Chuck Whittak- er, Jus Williams, and Don McEwen hung up their top performance of the season yesterday as they broke the varsity, field, and meet record with...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, AfltIL23 19 0 ... _ ,:,, .;... Xf 'ECENTLY an Army Chemical Corps gen- eral told a group of chemists in Detroit a revolutionary new nerve gas that prom- s to have a profound effect on the present ncept of modern warfare. The gas which is easily transported has lie ability to reduce the will of an enemy o resist. Its use would result in great ictories without enormous physical de- truction. When it has been thoro...…
…SUNDAY, APR 2 3, 1950 Installation Night To Be Held Tomorrow at Rackham Hall New Officials of the League, Assembly, Panhel,_WAA Boards Will Be Announced THE MICHIGAN DAILY New appointive and elective of- ficials of the League, Assembly, Panhellenic and WAA will be an- nounced at the annual Installa- tion Night to be held at 7:30 p.m tomorrow in the Rackham lecture hall. Along with the key positions, names of committee members for next year w...…
…TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRIL 2 POLITICAL SCIENCE CONFERENCE: Stormy Controversies Fill Prof. Wernette's Career By PETER HOTTON president of the University of In fact, the Regents met secret- Starting out right in the midst New Mexico. ly and started firing proceedings. of everything controversial in p01-. itics and business throughout his During his term as president, The president got wind of this, educational career is Prof. Philip the...…
… SUNDAY, APRIL 23, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,.a.. .aa.. ... ,a at Wlfa Ma r MORE HOUSES FOR ITALY: Architect Plans to Design for Homeland By JOAN WILLENS Aware of the grave housing shortage in Italy, Hans Fritz, Grad, plans to "design anything A from window displays to apart- ment houses," when he returns to his homeland in June to become a professional architect. A citizen of Switzerland, as are ais parents, Fritz was born in and plans to...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I - APPROPRIATIONS: 1950 MICHIGRAS: State To Discuss 'U' RequestSoon Thousands Join in Gala Spectacle By DAVE THOMAS With the State Legislature ad- journment tentatively set for the middle of May, action on the Uni- versity's record-breaking $19,915,- 000 appropriations request should be coming up in the near future. University officials have already made several appearances before the House Ways and Means Com- mit...…
… FOREIGN POLICY See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State :43 i1jq ff D MORE OF THE §AME : - VOL. LX, No. 138 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN TUESDAY, APRIL 25, 1950 SIX PAGES Coast Guard Get House Aid Action Reverses EconomyPolicy WASHINGTON-()-The Con- gressional "economy drive" was jolted into reverse yesterday as the House approved a $279,000,000 Vetrans' Hospital program and a $1,000,000 Coast Guard Reserve training project. ) The members, ho...…
… TiIi~ MI~HTGA.N DAILY F TUESDAY, APRIL 2~, 1959 r P0011 PETEJ There **.and that sterilizes the feat every particle -o downy curl is re Feathers are th4 Kyr 1215 S. Unive Will BLA T~ 'cCA THYI M':Cites N eed [n Davis W arns of DangerFoHusg ervice Of G uilt by A ssociation America's housing needs can be_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ is of the na- met only by 1,000,000 houses per gan students American freedom is endangered son accused of being a Commu-...…
… ~TUESDAY, APIL 25, 1950THE MICHIGAN DAILY ______ w WATCH THE WoleieDiamond Squad Plays at Notre Dame Micheh __________________________ BIRDIE: igan Golf e n" m 0.1@ 'M' Sailors Win Nine Races For Top Honors In Regatta By JERY BALBUS Taking nine first places and four seconds out of sixteen races, the Michigan Sailing Club took first place honors in the Michigan Invitational Regatta held at Whit- more Lake this past week-end. The Wolverine t...…
…THE MI LILY Foreign Policy ABOUT three years ago Leonard Engel and E. A. Piler in a book entitled "World Aflame" predicted that a Russian-American atomic war would be touched off in May, 1950. They said that an incident such as that which occured over the Baltic last week would provide the spark which would ignite the conflagration. These pessimists were probably justified in making their assertion by the manner in which we were conducting o...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY vv omen S Organizations Reveal Officials at Installation 4 Yesterday saw the installation of the new officers and committee of the League, Assembly, Panhel- lenic, WAA and Women's Glee Club. President of the League for the coming year will be Jennie Quirk of Collegiate Sorosis. Lydia Wil- helm, Kappa Delta, will occupy the vice-president's chair. Trea- surer will be Doris Egan of Alpha Phi and Virginia Bauer of ...…
…THE MICHIGAN IATLY r A CLASS BY HERSELF: Pharmacy Alumna Still Ac __________* * By NANCY BYLAN The University's oldest active lumna is SO active that the lumnae Office can hardly keep p with her. She' is spry, 80-year-old Julia sther Emanuel, '89P, who paid er most recent visit to campus aturday, when she attended a eeting of the Alumnae Council. MISS EMANUEL is as busy as whole alumnae club, Alice Rus- 11, Executive Secretary of the ouncil,...…
…AID TO EDUCATION Att See Page 4 VOL. LX, No. 139 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN * * * * * * 4 Telephone Strike Called Off Independents 'To Continue Wage Fight Nation's Service Remains Normal NEW YORK-(MP)-A general x strike by telephone employes throughout the nation is off. An independent strike by some 10,000 telephone equipment work- ers will continue. But the equip- ment workers union last night abandoned plans to picket ex- changes ...…
…,,.,-w THiE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, APRIL, 26, 1950- - lNSD -APIL2S 1 O Student UN To Review ChinPolicy The many controversial issues which have arisen over the ques- tion of whether' tIe United Na- ti ns should recognize Communist Chna will be thoroughly hashed out at 8 p.m. today in Room 130 at the business administration building, according to Harriet Gloek who is in charge of the pro- gram. A United Nations Model Assem- bly, sponsore...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY__ 1 atatt)rs, Elect Neisch 1951 Wolverine Tennis Players Battle for Team Positions Junior Star Sparked Relay Squad to Conference Victory By BILL BRENTON Michigan's tennis team took the green outdoor courts of Fer- ry Field for the first time in a week yesterday to open round robin play for team positions. Co-captains Al Hetzeck and IDon MacKay led the 12-man con- tingent vieing for the six singles posts and three dou...…
…Aid to Education TIE MIC: THOMAS L. STOKES: Truman Chances this writing the House Committee on abor and Education is in a deadlock the Truman-sponsored federal aid to ,tion legislation. To many experienced iittee members, it looks as if there will o completed legislation on that issue g the present session of Congress. May of 1949, the Senate passed then Inas bill (S-246), which would give ! million to the states to do as they sed with the m...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Teams Prepare For Battle As Frosh Weekend Nears Summer Weddings Planned * * * 3 T- * * Photography Theme To Set Background For Blue Team Dance'R. "Watch The.Birdie" has become t the password of at least half of the freshmen women on campus. The Blue team of Frosh Week- end has chosen as the theme for their dance, which will be given Friday in the League ballroom, an epic of photography through the ages. Coeds have bee...…
…TJHE MVICHIGAN DAILY - 2 Student Candidates id Vigorous C r paigns Ay _ _. __ i SL Candidates. Answer Daily ElectionQuestions Seven hotly debated questions now going the rounds of inter- ested students and campus groups were ventured by The Daily to the 58 candidates vieing for 23 Student' Legislature seats in the all- campus elections today and tomorrow. The questions, drawn up by Daily editors with the help of SL officials, are a. par...…
… THE MICIHIGA DALI i COOLEY LECTURER: Stason Endorses Checks On Administrative Action By RON WATTS An attempt should be made to minimize the reliance placed upon the discretionary wisdom of administrators of state and fed- eral agencies, Dean E. Blythe Stason of the law school recom- mended yesterday. He offered this suggestion at the second in the current annual series of Thomas M. Cooley Lec- tures. His topic for this address was "Judicial...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY AGE SET FOR MUSIC: Preparations Underway For estva Programs e stage is set, rehearsal and arations are well under way May Festival which begins week. tting the stage for May Festi- s more than a figure of speech. y spring the Hill Auditorium GRADUATING CLASS z or women over 22 who seek usiness of their own where mndi- lal initiative, determination, and onalitk will pay high dividends nediately.< ou will create your own op...…
… TODAY'S DEBATE Y See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State 1atii4 Q CONTINUED COLD VOL. LX, No. 140 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1950 SIX F mommmommounlofm Campus Vote Tops 400 on First Day 1 4> * * * * * * Phillips Will Meet Slosson Here Today Debate Will Be Held Off-Campus By PAUL BRENTLINGER Communist Herbert J. Phillips and Prof. Preston W. Slosson of the history department will de- bate the controversial "...…
… I -- I" -, -, . 1 171 THE MIHICAN iAILY ,'s2 af UN Influence In Ruling Seen By Efimenco A California court ruling that the state's Alien Land Law is not enforcible beause it conflicts with the UN Charter may mean that the United States is beginning to put Charter principles into prac- tice, N. Marbury Efimenco of the political science department de- clared yesterday. Terming the action astounding, Efimenco pointed out that the Charter had ...…
…THE MICHIAN. - AiLYi 'I 1L Winclads Leave for Drake, Penn Relays Today Foes' Strength Still Myster To Wolverine Tennis Squa '4> PO#E'RFUL PLA TE-MA TES: Morrison, Koceski Top Michigan at Bat Unofficial batting averages for the first 12 Wolverine baseball contests show that Outfielders Ralph Morrison and Leo Koceski are doing a major share of stick- work thus far this spring. Morrison is 'leading the regu- lars with a .367 average follow...…
…_________THEic InAS DAILY Today's )ebate HE MUCH SPOTLIGHTED debate in- volving Herbert J. Phillips will be held light, with Prof. Preston Slosson provid- the opposition. Thus the University's ban on the debate being circumvented by a group of stu- ents and faculty members who have -heduled the program at a State Street feteria. Although this move makes the 'bate technically an off-campus func- on, actually it is very much a campus :fair. T...…
… TH E iI C IGAN -r Annual IFC BaT To Feature Tommy Dorsey's Orchestra World Famous Buildings To Be Theme of Independent, Fraternity Sponsored Booths Dreams will abound at the an-j nual IFC Ball, "A Dreamer's Hol- iday," to be presented from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. May 12 at the IM Building. That "Sentimental Gentleman," Tommy Dorsey will furnish the music, either slow or snappy, for this nineteenth presentation of an annual campus event. * * * f...…
…THECHIGA S DALY South Quad Rooms To Have 'Esquire L * * * * * * * * -Daily-Waily Barth WHAT? BUSY AGAIN?-A student tries out the phone in the model room. Since the phone wasn't connected, the erstwhile caller didn't even have the usual satisfaction of hearing the operator say, "Sorry, but her line is busy." On the caller's left is the more popular of the two wardrobes installed by University officials to test the reaction of the public. ST...…
… THE COMMUNIST "MENACE' See Page 4 :Y 41uyrnF ~ati4 PARTLY CLOUDY Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LX, No. 141 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1950 EIGHT F /'1* * * * * * ~New] Bill McIntyre F First To Win SL Position Roumell, Nesbitt Follow Closely By JIM BROWN A record-breaking total of 7,919 students went to the polls yester- day and Wednesday to register the largest all-campus vote in the his- tory of the University. ...…
… TIHE MTCHTIAN DATTY F RIDAY, APRITL 28. 1I9, r asa ria wi i ~ i i 1 L 1 L 1.. - r '_ _. NU'Ur MOM U DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN' Publication in The Daily Official Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Notices for the Bulletin should be sent in typewritten form to the Office of the Assistant to the President, Room 2552 Administration Building, by 3:00 p.m. on the day preceding publication (11:00 a.m. Saturdays). FR...…
