…Y LwF4b 743 i1 DRAMA SEASON See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State FARTLY CLOUDY, WARM VOL. LXI, No. 143 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 29, 1951 EIGHT PA . __ Elliott, Miller Named REDS S, SH TO H RI ER ~To Top Daily Positions *, * * * * * I, DRI E TO RD SEOU Iran House Votes To Socialize Oil (4' CHUCK ELLIOTT BOB MILLER . Managing Editor .. .. Business Manager I ROBERT KEITH LEONARD GREENBAUM ..City E...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAr, APRIL 29, 1951 -U . Sun:, April 29, Architecture Auditorium, in partial fulfillment of the require- ments for the degree of Bachelor of Music. A pupil of Helen Titus, Miss Karch will play compositions by Haydn, Hindemith, Debussy, and Schumann. The public is invited. Exhibitions Architecture Building, exhibition cor- ridor, main floor. "Art Print Loan Col- lection" from the J. L. Hudson Com- pany, Detroit (April...…
…M. 29, 1951 THE MIChIGAN DAILY SAGE A.l PPOIN TEES ANNOUNCED: Daily Editorial, Business Chiefs Chosen DEFICIT OVERCOME: IFC Treasury Shows $2,000 Gain Since 1949 (Continued from Page 1) Gene Kuthy, '53, of Detroit, to the position of Associate Business Manager. The 20 year old Kuthy is majoring in sociology. * * * NEXT YEAR'S Sports Editor will be Ted Papes, '52, a 23 year old economics major from Grosse Pointe, Mich. Papes is a mem...…
… THE MCICGAN DAILY . SUNDAY,APRM 29, 1951 3' _____________________________I________________________________________________________________________ Drama, SN ARBOR has always been noted for its fine cultural opportunities, as exem- led by the coming of May Festival and Drama Season. lay Festival, sponsored by the Univer- comes at a time when students can ily attend all concerts and still make any time lost from studies. 3ut the Drama Se...…
…1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FROM OCEAN TO OCEAN: #i International Center To Sponsor Ball at Union .i i Highlighting this year's Inter- national Ball which will be held from Q p.m. to 1 a.m. Friday, May 18 in the Union Ballroom, Avill be an intermission entertainment pro- gram. The program will consist of en- tertainment contributions from students from a variety of foreign countries. THERE WILL BE a Spanish dance by Maria Defendini, a pan-...…
…, , I I - I 1 11 IMMM.6 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRI 29, 1951 FIFTH BASEBALL LOSS IN ROW: 4. Ne Drops win dill to, lowa ... Michigan Linksmen Lose Meet with Hoosiers, 18-9 * * * * 4)1 Bobble Opener in 9th, 4-3 Blow Slugfest Nightcap, 9-8 Northwestern, although theyI finished eighth out of nine teams in the Big Ten meet last year, are regarded as a definite threat for this year's crown. GOLF STATISTICS Morning Round 1. Ols...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 0 Tigers Down White Sox, 7-4; Lead Braves, Indians Take ,. -- :, S* * 4 Baseball's Big Six By The Associated Press LEADING BATSMEN Yankees Beat Nats, 6-4 Giants Drop 1 0th in Row Player and Club G AB R H Busby, White Sox 9 36 8 17 Easter, Indians 8 26 3 11 Fox, White Sox 9 31 813 Adcock, Reds 10 39 7 16 Robinson, Dodgers 1145 11 18 Elliott, Braves 11 38 7 15 Pct. .472 .423 .419 .410 .400 .395 RUNS BATTED IN N...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY I1ThTAY,:''APUTE 29, 1151 ' SEAT LQLFT: Governor To Be Judge )n Case Court Bench r-I r ji F N 41 ,S G. Mennen Williams has ed an invitation to be a{ r of the "court" which will he final trial of the Case ompetition, it was announc- ly be Williams' acceptance one position on the filled. EF JUDGE Orie Phillips, of ,rt of Appeals for the 10th in Denver; Chief Judge Ar- ederle, of the! Federal Dis- ourt for the Mic...…
…F/ It 43UU :43 aj t t " y ; ' .,. i z,,k rf r t " ] "0 ll V GORDON IALL See Page 2 Latest Deadline in the State f MILD WITH SHOWERS VOL. LXI, No. 142 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 1951 I Officials Defend Dorm Financing Residence 1Halls Bond Retirement Plan, Last Year's Surplus Explained (Editor's Note: This is the second in a series of interpretive articles on the financial aspects of University dormitory housing.) B...…
… I THE MICHIGAN DAILN aATURDAY, APRIL 28, 151 'I Ii b.. .d If MATE Rf OF F A CT By JOSEPH ALSOPI TEHERAN-The Iranian crisis now ap- pears to have become an endemic dis- ease, like malaria. So far as can be judg- ed, the patient has survived the present at- tack. But there is one vital theme that must be stressed in this last of a series of reports from Iran. Soon or late the disease will prove mor- tal-Iran and the Middle East wi...…
…' IT 1 L 28, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE7 Illini Crack 'M' Net Win Skein; Relay Quartet Third in Drake "4 ~I L I Victory String of 26 Games Snapped, 5-4 Special to The Daily CHAMPAIGN, Ill. - The string was snapped on the Michigan ten- nis team yesterday. dThe Wolverines lost their first dual tennis meet in four years and their first in 27 starts to a strong Illinois squad, 5-4. The last time Michigan lost a net meet was in the 1948 s...…
…-w -M 11 . . 1 - 1 . . - - . t THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, APRiL."8,1951 - ". ._.. .. . Set Foreign Policy Now, JudgeSays "We must set a definite strong foreign policy and follow it with resolution," Judge John J. Parker told guests at the 23rd annual Founder's Day dinner last night. Parker, who is senior judge of the United States Circuit of Ap- peals, stated in a speech entitled "The Defense of Freedom" that the main pillars of our fo...…
…-T x Yl r e It D43at e~ o Q00 0 00 A-BOMB DEFENSE See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State FAIR AND WARMER VOL. LXI, No. 141 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 1951 EIGHT PAGES Nine Hour Count Ends SL Election Officials Forced To Use 34 Ballots Before Selecting Final Candidate It took 34 ballots and nine and a half hours, but weary Student Legislature election officials were able to head for home at 4:30 a.m. .yesterday knowi...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 1951 the Board of Higher Education of New York City, will speak on the subject, "The Fruit4 of Scholarship." Classes, with the exception of clinics and gradu- ate seminars, will be dismissed at 10:45, Seniors may be excused from clinics and seminars to attend the Convoca- tion. Academic costume will be worn by faculty members, who will robe backstage and proceed to their seats on the stage. Honor stude...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY p1 ____________________________________________ U Laves Says Peace Talks Still Possible "We cannot afford to become so absorbed in mobilization that we forget that differences may be settled over the conference table," Prof. Walter Laves declared yes- terday. Speaking at a political science department assembly, the former deputy director of UNESCO said that one of the Administration's main problems is to make people real...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY FM AY, APRIL 27, 1951 .. . Ab Defense DORIS FLEESON: "Want To Vote Against Isolationism In My Country?" GOV. WILLIAMS, Prof. Rensis Likert, and atomic scientist Ralph Lapp exhausted 1 hour of precious ABC time last Tuesday wrangling over how to improve civilian fense against the atomic bomb. They proceeded on the assumption that oreign bombers can penetrate our domes- ic defenses and that consequently we must ucus ou...…
…I THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGEI ON THE IHIOUSE By NAN TAYLOR Again pledge formals head the list of social activities for the weekend. Alpha Chi Sigma will honor its pledges at a "Moonlight Cruise." "Happy New Year's Eve for 1951 and %." That will be the theme of the AEPi pledge formal. Couples will set their watches back half- an-hour when they enter the house, so that at 11:30 standard time they will celebrate arrival of this "new year" amid a...…
….. x SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 1951 Figers Purchase Bearden [o Strengthen Relef Staff Truckmen Travel Squad of 13 Represents'M In Des Mioines:Meet Today1 4 - -- -~--- IO rake Rela.vs DETROIT -- (A')-- Handsome Gene Bearden, whose story-book exploits won a pennant for the Cleveland Indians, will now try his hand at helping the Detroit Tigers. The big left-handed knuckleball pitcher, who was bought yester- :ay by Detroit...…
…FRIDAY, APRIL , 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE M'Nine Loos for First in Today Against Iow rkci-Two Winless Squads Meet at Iowa City * * * * * Illini, Boilermaker RacqueteersToT Gl, Wolverine Consecutive Victory Skein Hetzeck-Bradley Duel Looms Highlight of Initial League Tilt PETE AND YOGI: Father, Coach Key to Palmer's Success Michigan hits the road for its first conference tennis action of the season today and tomorrow with mat...…
…A I! THE MICHIGAN DATLY rRIDAY, APRL 27 1951 i . __ e - . -__ 7ALTH SERVICE LIBRARY: lanished Papers Fill Attic By CHUCK ELLIOTT Stacked in a dark attic room qve the Health Service are sev- el tons of old newspapers, care- .ly bound or bundled, piled to a n's height, and for the most rt covered with an eighth of an ah of dust. ['his is two-thirds of the news- per collection of the General >rary, banished because of an ute lack of space...…
…BLACK CAPS: HOW THEY GET THERE See Page 4 C, L Latest Deadline in the State i1 PARTLY CLOUDY, COOLER VOL. LXI, No. 140 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1951 SIX PA '4 I ,a I > * * * * New Engineering Head Appointed Prof. George G. Brown To Replace Retiring Dean Crawford July 1 Prof. George G. Brown, chairman of the chemical and metallurgi- cal engineering department, has been named dean of the engineering college t...…
… THE MICHIGAN ]AILY THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1951 i creased Food Expenses use Boost in Dorm Fees Hall, will not be affected, although those residents of Beale and Cou- sins who eat in Lloyd Hall will be expected to pay the new rates. The rate changes were ap- proved earlier this month by the residence halls board of govern- ors. It was not known yesterday whether the increase would af- feet Martha Cook and the Law- yers Club, which are under...…
…I TUb^Ai, "R2 ", 1951THE MICHIGAN DAILY GAME WITH TITANS WASHED OUT: Weyga ndt, AIMS FOR TITLE: Olson Begins Last Year In Golf- Squad Spotlight 111Batting Skigr, Injured - - - - - - - - -- - By CONNIE STOVER Coach Bert Katzenmeyer could- n't have chosen a more able per- former to hold down the number one position on this year's Wol- verine golf team than Bob Olson, the present leadoff man. The story of "Ole's" career is a colorful one inde...…
… _____ THE MICHIGAN DAILY md - Black How They THE appearance of twenty self -conscious black-capped coeds on campus yesterday is a good time for a discussion of Mortar- board-not from the standpoint of its pur- pose, which only national headquarters seems to understand fully, but in regard to its most celebrated function, harvesting the new crop. ,Mortarboard perpetuates itself by select- ing a maximum of 20 juniors on the basis of recommend...…
…>1 26, 1951 THE MICHIGAN D AITY PAGE _ yas. .+ :r vaaiv ai YL111I1 Third Annual Class Project To Be Held * * Frosh Weekend Gives Women Introduction To League Activities Seniors have Senior Night, jun- fors present JGP, sophomores take over the League for Soph Cabaret, and the freshmen women have their opportunity Ito entertain the campus with their annual Frosh Weekend. The project was originated three years ago by the members of As- ...…
… T THiRsDAY, APRM 26, 1951 SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY LOWER CLASS STANDING: Incompletes To A ffect Draft Status. (Editor's Note: This is the second of two articles on the present stu- dent draft situation.) By LEONARD GREE IBAUM Students who have incomplete grades for courses at the end of this semester are likely to end up in the lower brackets of their class as far as draft ratings are con- cerned. Registrar Ira M. Smith yester- day warned ...…
…'t. w TRUMAN-MacARTHUR COMPROMISE See Page 4 L Lit4b Dadr CLOUDY, SHOWERS Latest Deadline in the State ;a b VOL. LXI, No. 139 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 1951 TWELVE PA SL Vote Hits Near -Record on First Da) MoreRain, Heavy TurnoutForecast Tabulation May Be Complicated By Large Vote, Numerous Ballots By CHUCK ELLIOTT Intermittent bursts of rain failed to hold down the vote yester- day, as a near record 4200...…
… t TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 1951 Requirement Discussed at Conference (Continued from Page 1) PROF. ALBERT Marckwardt of the English department added that the word liberal should be emphasized in liberal education. "We should free students, he said, from the naive conceptions they possess about the world we live in." One student claimed that those who don't like foreign languages won't get anything out of it. "It's tort...…
… PAGE TBREW WED SD^I . APRIL 25, 1951 / THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDN~ESDAY, APRIL 25, 1951 WAGE TIIRE~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY Broncos Hand 'M' Nine Third Straight Setback, 5-4 * * .* * * a $ # ,, Seven Run Extra Inning Shatters Tight Slab Duel Palmer Smashes Base-Clearing Double; Win-Starved Wolverines Face U-Dl Today SPRING PIGSKIN NOTES: Big Ten Builds for Coming Grid Season By TED PAPES A dramatic pitching struggle burst wide open in ...…
… t. t THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNES4AY, APRIL 25, 1951 U ___________________________ I NOW THAT th from the stre York, "it is time f iews of both our Since American hat peace is po that our future p hat peace. Toe rould continue th Y battering away hat they will be or peace. But a war, w "limited," canno military front. this aind permit. has sdvised, UN ply lines and bas even in China vi truman-MacA rthur 't Compromise e confetti has been sw...…
…WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY _sy ,__v___ _ ,.. ___._ 4. LSA Student Service Will OfferAdvice The newly formulated literary college Student Advisors Program will make its debut tomorrow. Student advisors from the vari- ous departments in the literary college will be available from 3 to 5 p.m. tomorrow in 1209 Angell Hall to aid students in choosing their electives for next semester. STARTING the following week the new studen...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY , AMIL 25, 19514 faize, Blue Teams To Duel 'or Honors at Frosh Weekend a) 4azigamua Tribesmen o Return to Campus Members of the ancient Maizi- unua tribe will return to the ampus in the Maize Team's pres- itation of Frosh Weekend, "Make ine Moccasins," scheduled from p.m. to midnight Saturday in ie League Ballroom. The group will return to check p on the activities of their young hief "Yellow Mocs" who came to ae Unive...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY'PAG Coeds Turn to Variety in Wardrobe Demanded By Full Schedule of Activities Winter Clothes Packed Away in Mothballs As Women Plan, Purchase Cooler Outfits By NANCY TAYLOR The coed's life is a busy one. Classes and social activities dictate a full schedule which calls for a variety of different outfits. And with summer coming on; the list of activities lengthens with the days. * * * * THE LONG-WORN winter clothes are be...…
… THE M1Cti1GAPN DAILY AraiL Za, 1951 1 Stylists Give Smooth Lines To Sportswear Soft Denim Featured In Feminine Shades Of Violet, Lime, Pink By MAXINE RYCKMAN Designers have come a long way since Grandmother's day when "play" clothes must have been more amusing to the spectator than the wearer. Today play clothes, far from be- ing bulky and unattractive, are trim and flattering..I * * EVEN DENIM has gone femin- ine. An example of this is ...…
…WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 1952 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'A ~. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 1951 'A FLAIR FOR NOVELTY: Coeds To Sport Gay Summer Accessories .. 4 * * *: * * * Long, Neat Styles To Replace Last Year's Shingled Hairdos Beauticians Stress Face-Fitting Waves; Pin-On Braids, Hair Pieces Allow Changes DANCING FAVORITES: Stores Stock Spring Formals Of Organdy, Nylon Materials Importance of Jewelry In Accenting Clothes Emphasized This Year B...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY EDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 1951 Summer Skirts, Blouses. Vary In Style, Fabric Combinations Insulated Outfit Featuring Cotton Batting Designed for Cool Comfort in Hot Weather - By ROBERTA MacGREGOR Variety in styles and fabrics marks the summer's array of skirts and blouses. Several types of combinations have been designed. There are the usual separates in new colors and materials, and a number of complete skirt and blouse outf...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE iitm SPRING IN THE BUD: Flowers Enhance Wardrobes By Adding Note of Brightness Coeds Employ Potted Plants, Blossoms To Give Cheerful Atmosphere to Rooms I COTTON BLOUSES and SKIRTS Plan your summer around lots of cotton blouses and skirts t a . . .gaysome summer separates By KATHRYN RADOVAN Since spring cannot seem to get a foothold this year coeds are be- 0 ing forced to look elsewhere than to the sun for a t...…
…fI THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, APRL s Many Coeds Plan Trips Abroad P-sun-IML - - CTUR J NEWS Europe Leads Travel Areas For Summer 4 s By NANCY TAYLOR With spring comes that itch to travel. Hundreds of students satisfied part of that wander-lust during spring vacation when they trekked down to Florida, but now the big plans are for the summer. Europe is high on the list of travel spots. The old world with its ruins of what was onc...…
…I 4br X Im r4 dd& :43 I'D 'I THE NEW SENATOR See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State CLOUDY, WARMER VOL. LXI, No. 138 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 24,, 1951 SIX PAGES # * * * ** * * GA i ol's To J e P Cavalrymen ) Spearhead New Attack 'C.' n Second High Official Quits Atle 'S Staff Wilson Follows Bevan's Example LONDON-()-A second min- ister took a walk from Prime Min- ister Attlee's cabinet last niglt, 4 o i ...…
… I 4f TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, APRIL 24, 195 Psycehologs To Lecture A t Raka Dr. Arnold Gesell, world-famous psychologist and director of the Gesell Institute of Child Develop- ment at Yale University, will lec- ture here at 8:15 p.m., May 15, in Rackham Amphitheatre. The author of more than 25 books on child girowth and psy- chology, he will speak on "Human Infancy and Embryology of Be- havior." Dr. Gesell's long history as a pi- ...…
…THEMICHIGAN DAILY PAGE T ~'M' Nine O pposes Strong Western Michigan Today 111' Netmen Hetzeck Star as Wolverines' Win 26th Straight Meet, 8-1 Top Broncos in ener By GENE MACKEVICH Coach Ray Fisher's Wolyerines will try to jump back into the vic- tory column today when they play host to Western Michigan at 3:30 p.m. At the same time the Kalama- zoo nine will be trying to catch up with the Wolverines who hold an over-all series edge o...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY, TUESDAY, AR M24, 1951 I The New Senator HE APPOINTMENT of Blair Moody, highly-respected Washington correspon- at of the Detroit News, to fill the Senate At left empty by the death of Arthur Van- niberg reflects the greatest credit on Gov. illiams. Despite heavy pressure from various fac- ons of the Democratic Party to make a political" appointment, Gov. Williams se- oted a man who has never run for of- ce before in hi...…
…TESDAY, APRIL R4, 1951 T lE MICHIGAN DAILY Z" AG IFC Annual Dance To Feature 'Hereafter World' Atmosphere Music To Be Provided by Harry James; Tickets Now on Sale in Fraternity Houses ' Dancers will soar from heavenly heights to infernal depths at 'IFC Ball., This year's dance, which will be heldfrom 9 p.m, to 1 a.m. Friday, May 11, at the IM Building, is being planned around the theme of the hereafter. Couples will get an idea of what lif...…
…*1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, APRM2, 1951 leleaguered Student Attempts Suicide 4' * * * 'Town Meeting' To Fete Phoenix Project Today -Daily-Roger Reinke FRUSTRATED JUMPER-Trampolinist Ed Buchanan, 52Ed, leaps from the second story of the League, with smoke pouring from smoke-bombs planted by the Chemistry department. Bucha- nan was despondent about being unable to get a date for the Frosh Weekend dance Friday. Auditor Martin Will Addr...…
…Y iit C4tinat D4zttj EDITOR'S NOTE See Page 4 a T WARMER WIT H SHOWERS Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LXI, No. 137 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY. APRIL 22. 1951 EIGHT P) N _ _ EIGHT P. Vandenberg Honored in Final Rites Officials Attend J aBurial Services GRAND RAPIDS - (3) - The late U. S. Senator Arthur H. Van- denberg, who rose from a harness maker's home to influence the fu- ture of his people, was buried yes- terday. T h e 67-y...…
… TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRIL 22, 1951 Assistants Named for Local 'Town Meeting'- racs o- Final' plans have been made for Tuesday's broadcast of "America's Lapp and Prof. Rensis Likert, di- rector of the Institute of Social, wn Meeting of the Air" which Research. The panel will discuss, will 'originate from Ann Arbor. George Coons, president of the local Junior Chamber of Com- merce, spopsor of the broadcast on behalf of the P...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Laz Set Records as Illini Nine Trips 'M' Begins 'M''Golfers Stun OSU, Purdue, Indiana Net Ceason Spiah:aTe Dily medalist honors for the meet with ermakers were handily beating 1W olverines, 5- team stole the show from three 146 strokes and a 73-stroke aver- helpless Hoosiers, 27-9. other Big Ten schools as they de- age for each 18 hole round. I-The Buckeyes had three m Agase Throttles Michigan Hitters; Illinois Scores T...…
… I THE MICHIGAN DAILYISUNDA, APRIL22,M951 C~it~~ntte By JIM BROWN T HE DECISION of the General Library officials to close the library every Sun- day this month "as part of an experiment in money-saving measures" shows an out- standing lack of understanding of student pioblems and is working great hardships on I large number of students. A well-appointed library is undoubtedly the otstanding physical pre-requisite for any major college or ...…
…_________ THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'Deep Venture To Be Staged At East Quad Frosh Weekend To Highlight 'Injunity', 'Newsy' Atmosphere ATO VERSUS SIGMA NU: 'Blackfoot Ball' To Be Presented at Unioi Maize . . Dance Will Feature Three Bands; Scene T'TOeUnderground Johnny Harberd, Al Chase and !Bob Elliot will provide the music for the annual semi-formal East Quad Ball to be- held from 8:30 p.0 m. to midnight Saturday. Decorations have been planne...…
… '"HE MICHIG~AN 'DAITY ctions roach as 12dUp Campaigns Candidates Answer trovers al Questons y-nine candidates are winding up their campaigns for twen- pen Student Legislature seats tomorrow night, after plenty ection rallies, open-houses, and poster-posting. ough this election has not been marked by a great number debated issues, the Daily dredged up six controversies to o candidates. * * * * DIDATES had their choice of three answers: ye...…
