… 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...…
… 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...…
… 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...…
… IN THIS CORNER PF See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State A6F :43 a t t, CLOUDY, COOLER VOL. LX, No. 133 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19, 1950 SIX PA SL To Hold Meeting On Liquor Ban Dean Walter Will Outline 'U' Policy By JIM BROWN An unprecedented all-campus meeting to study problems created by the University's ban on drink- ing in student residences will be sponsored by Student Legislature at 4:15 p.m. tomorrow at the U...…
…tHE ICHAN 0AILY WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19; Iggo r _ _ _. _.N_,_. _ _. ,. ,_Y . apanese-American Unity Urged Japanese today are determined > redem themselves in the eyes f the world, and it is the joint .sk of the United States and apan to accomplish this goal, rof. Chitoshi Yanaga, of the Yale niversity political science de- artment, yesterday. Speaking as guest lecturer of ie Department of Far Eastern anguages, Hawaiian-born Prof. anaga explai...…
… W*kYN - fl0AYAftfUL 19; IM3 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ... ........ . Spartans Nip ll' ichigan in Ninth, 6-5 ALWAYS IMPROVING: Williams Excels as 'M' Runner, Captain Outfielder's Infield Hit Decides See-Saw Battle * * * Blue Ninth Tigers Win in 10th; Upsets Rule Major LeagueLidl fters Hitters Hold Edge As Yanks, Braves, Plus, Nats, Cubs, Browns Triumph (4, By DAN GEREB "In addition to being a topnotch two-miler, Justin Williams is ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WDNESDAYAP 9X: _ ________________________________________________ ___ ____________ r 5. ALFRED KOHLBERG--Big importer of lace hankies, does a business of $1,500,000 a year with China, and admits he finances his American China Policy Association-a pressure association-partly out of that business. Kohlberg is close to the Kuomin- tang lobby, hates Owen Lattimore and be- lieves anyone not a rabble-rousing anti-Red is autom...…
…THlE MICHIGAN DAILY Letters to the Editor DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN .(Continued from Page 4) 4 I in the Quad as to whether or not such complaints are constructive. The chief accomplishment of the recent survey in the West Quad was to create more discontent with the crowded conditions and to provoke additional complaints. It will take time to remedy the ivercrowding in the Quads. The University is constructing the South Quad in an attempt t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Capital Sees Paul Revere RideAgain WASHINGTON-(A)-Paul Re- vere rode again yesterday - 175 years after his famous the "Brit- ish-are-coming" gallop. Only this time there was no wild dash through the Middlesex farms. A fellow making like Paul rode down Washington's busy F Street. In front of him went a police car, behind him came an- other. THE WHOLE shebang moved at a leisurely walk. And while he was riding, ladies along th...…
…THE MICIGA1NDAILY __ GIFT TO WOMEN? League Council Interviews Aspiring Male Candidate By MARJORY REUBENE A thoroughly confused League interviewing council met and in- terviewed determined Mark Sand- ground before Easter vacation for his proposed position of "male ad- visor to the League." Mr. Sandground, operating un- der the motto of "A Man To Advise Will Help The League To Arise," submitted his petition after many hours of research amidst...…
…T'HE MICHIGAN I)AIL"Y ~- WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19, 1950 .................. . .... ......... .......... .. _ - Schmidt'Scope Aids Milky Way Study Order Cuts In Country's y Post Service WASHINGTON-(P)-Postmas- ter General Jesse M. Donaldson yesterday ordered mail deliveries held to one a day and other cuts in postal services because of the mounting defict in the Post Office Department. The reductions apply to all sec- tions of the country. THE S...…
… UNION OPERA See Page 4 It 43UU Dali11 WARM, SHOWERS Latest Deadline in the State % VOL. LX, No. 132 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 1950 SIX PAGES r I * * o v Senate Group Votes Down NLRBShift Taft Resolution Gets 94_Support WASHINGTON-G')-The Sen- ate Expenditures Committee voted 9 to 4 yesterday against Pres. Tru- man's proposed reorganization of the National Labor Relations Board which would abolish the of- fice of ...…
…THE MICHIGAN IDAILY I I TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 1950 1 U !INORS' NEMESIS: 'U' Liquor List Evokes Mixed Dealer Reaction H>- _ By JAMES GREGORY The University's list of students under 21, distributed to all Wash- tenaw County liquor licenses last month, has -evoked mixed reac- tions from local tavern owners and beer dealers. Comments on the list's effec- tiveness ranged from wholeheart- ed approval to a declaration that liquor regulation is no...…
… DAY, API" 18, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Nine Shades Wayne, 3-2, pcY Dance Beaner In "Colossal 15" Koceski's Triple in Ninth Knocks in Winning Run T' * ** * < ---- a Leo Roars By JIM PARKER A two run ninth inning rally. enabled Michigan's baseball team to edge Wayne University, 3-2, yesterday afternoon at Ferry Field as the Wolverines successfully opened their 1950 home diamond season. With the Maize and Blue trail- ing 2-1 going in...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 1950 - - - m UnionOpera UNION OPERA fails conspicuously to bring the best in 'Michigan entertainment' to the thousands of alumni, prospective alum- ni and friends who view it on tour. It is impossible for an all-male cast to really put over the romantic interest and the love songs which abound in a good musical. For instance "Why Should Our Love Come to This End" might have been a pretty terrific rom...…
… THE MfCHIGAN DAILY Life Savers Will Enroll AtM Pool Dive in, gang! The annual Water Safety In- structor's Course, conducted by the Red Cross in conjunction with the University, will begin Monday, April 24 and last until May 5. . Men and women students, as well as townspeople, are eligible to enroll, in the course provided they are at least 19 years of age and have a current senior life-saving certificate. CLASSES WILL be under the k directio...…
…"I THE MICHMGAN)DIL TUESDAY, APR I 18, 1956 _____________________________________________________________________ I ________________________ I iblications nploy Reds Sys Budenz MORE THAN EVER BEFORE: Posters Sprout As Election Nears By FLOYD' THOMAS Special to The Daily1 NEWBERRY, Mich.-Some of the leading publications opposing the investigation of Communists in the government have comnu- nist cells among their employees, Lous Budenz, f...…
… DEAN PEKE Y See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State ~uti4 CLOUDY, WARMER VOL. LX, No. 131 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1950 SIX PAGES Tennis Court Fees Lifted By Board Students, Faculty To Get Free Use Free use of Ferry and Palmer Field tenni courts was granted to students and faculty last night. Hotly opposed court fees were lifted when the Board in Control of Intercollegiate Athletics turned ever its courts to Men and Women...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FIDJAY,API7 X9:150; .. . , __ -- , .'. ri tir r rw :.,.... . .r.... ROOM SHORTAGE HITS MUSICIANS: Music Students Queue Up For Practice Rooms By ROZ VIRSHUP Some students may fight against studying, but music students re- verse the situation in order to get their practicing done. Every afternoon students queueY up at music school to get first crack at the sign up sheet which ~ allocates practice rooms for eve- ping study...…
… THE MIrCHIG P SJLAAIL41 otverines Open 1950_Base bal * * * <__________>____ 1a'Maryland Initial Opponent Lea Of 9(Garne Southern Tour Wii, Season Toay DAILY DOUBLE by merle levin, sports co-editor THEY SAY hone springs eternal in the human breast, and so, having picked Michigan to win the NCAA hockey title, Wisconsin to xi'± taie big ien oasKetall title, and Illinois to win the Big Ten track meet, Fearless Levin today ventures forth in...…
… ,. *'. >>r " A v ..._:1.4.. :.: .. 1,.Lrv am. .u-nP 2. .. i. A'Aw: J. 1, . L a ,.a__ #" Dead Peake THOMAS L. STOKES: Educational Discrimination ANNOUNCEMENT OF the resignation of Dean Charles H. Peake from the College of Literature, Science and the Arts to become dean of Knox College stirs a medley of emotions among those students who were fortunate enough to know this very able and very human edu- cator. We are happy to see him receiv...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY r c I r lFk \ r r 'p r o N E -Y E A R F A M I L Y--Mrs. Thelma Gibbs, of Atlanta, Ga., sits with her twins, Jane and Wayne, born Jan. 16, 1949, and triplets, Lynda, Brenda and Glenda, born Nov. 5 the same year. C I N R U M M Y W I N S - Gin Rummy shuffles off after tossing his short-time rider, cowboy Dick Davis, into the tanbark at the National Western Livestock Show rodeo in Denver. J A P A N E S E WOMEN T A K...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1950 '1 y -O-opsClebrate tudent Movement Began n 'U' CampUS in 1932 By DAVE THOMAS This week more than 100,000 students of the North American dent Cooperative League are celebrating the 18th anniversary of lent cooperatives. In its 16 years of existence, the student cooperative living move- it has grown from a single house on the University campus to organization with national offices and active groups ...…
… THE UN'S, FAITH VS. SOVEREIGNTY Latest Deadline in the State a i1 CLOUDY, COLD See Page 4 I Or l l l / VOL. LX, No. 130 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1950 SIX PAGES i i Clergymen Sentenced by Prague Court 10 Imprisoned For Revolt Plot PRAGUE - (JP) - The Prague state court sentenced one Roman Catholic clergyman to life im- prisonment and nine others to lesser terms yesterday on charges of treason, spying for the Vati- c...…
…THE MIlCHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, APIUL 6, 1950 ti , DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN nDIE 1r Publication in The Daily Official Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Notices for the Bulletin should be seat 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). THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1950 VOL. LX, No. 130 Not...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Il Nine Begins Southern Trek Today DEPTH MAIN ASSET: Frosh Await Outdoor Cinder Work (.N ° Complex Link Scoring ; System Used in Colleges By TED PAPES As Michigan's golf team awaits the opening of a new season, it might be helpful to followers of the spring sport if the inter-collegiate scoring system were explained. Such scores as 18/2-82 may be mystifying to the layman who is accustomed to tabulating his golfing ...…
… _THE MICHIGAN DAILY The UN: FaithVs. Sovereignty T HINKING about the world situation is a frustrating thing. It's even more frus- trating when you think about it in the com- pany of world leaders. They tend to get the issue more confused than it is already. When one of them has just presented a seemingly logical solution to the world mess, another jumps up, picks the theory all to pieces and lists problems not yet thought of. Then it starts...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE viviE ivirs. Roosevelt Heads List THE GUIDING LIGHT: I In Poll of Prominent Women Who are America's most influ- tributions to politics, playwriting Radio Serials Inspire Designers ential women?I On the theory that women arel the keenest judges of their own oex's ability, a national magazine asked 272 women journalists to rate the country's most famous women, selecting the five who ex- ert the greatest influen...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1950 A e, L 'SURVEY REPORT: Stigma of Mental Illness Hinders Psychiatric Aid U. S. NEW, SURPRISING: Impressions Told by Visiting Germans By ROBERT VAUGHN /tany people are not getting chiatric help when they need and when it will do the most d because of the stigma at- 4ed to mental illness, accord- to Murry Horowitz of the Uni- sity's Survey Research Center. )irector of a study of mental ilth conduc...…
… r FEAR, WAR AND McCARTHY See Page 4 SwFA6 ~~Iait Latest Deadline in the State .. ® VOL. LX, No. 129 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 1950 I * * * * * * * JVinson Seeks Extra Air Force Funds '% Tells House Of Possible Atomic Blitz Asks % Billion Budgt Increase WASHINGTON- (P) - Chair- man Carl Vinson of the Armed Services Committee asked the House yesterday for $583,289,211 extra for fighting planes because, he sai...…
…THE -MTCIHGAN DAILY, WEVNE SDAY, APRIL 5191950 ____ ___ ___ ___ ____ ___ ___ ___ ____ ___ ___ ___ ____ ___ ___ ___ ____ __ -. , -'- . _ ;{ 4ASCOT'S MANNERS FAIL: Kappa Nu Move Brings Exile to George By DAVIS GRIPPEN One of the campus' most color- ,:r?.: .: il-black with tan and white tarkirgs-characters will leave nn Arbor at 3:30 p.m. today on ie eastbound train. He's George C. Spaniell, better nown as George to the men of ie Kappa Nu h...…
…* TrEMiCHIGAN -DAILY _____ hi Gais Capture Cinder Title) NET GAINS AND LOSSES: Tennis Roster Headed By Hetzeck, MacKay I. Betas Grab Second Slot; SPE Third Phi Gamma Delta won the fra- ternity indoor track meet last night at Yost Field House, unseat- ing the defending champions, Beta Theta Pi, who finished second. George Allen picked up three points by placing second in the, final event, the 880-yard run, to give the Phi Gam's their 19-16 ...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 1950, I9 . . - THOMnAS L. STOKES: Fear, War, xA nd McCarthy WASHINGTON-Do you remember that very strong and vocal movement of a few weeks back, on the heels of the H-bomb announcement, for some new effort to get peace in the ,world, for some new approach to Russia, directly or through the United Nations? It was set off by prominent public leaders in and out of Congress, including Senators ...…
