… UAW-GM CONTRACT Y see page 4 Latest Deadline in the State A6r CLOUDY, COOL VOL. LX, No. 168 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1950 EIGHT PAC AchesonAsks Support for 1Vlilitary * * * * * * * * * Liberalized Camp us Speaker Policy Urg n Bid Signed By 255 on LSAFaculty Faith in Beliefs Cited by Nelson By JAMES GREGORY A statement urging a liberalized campus speaker policy has been signed by 255 members of the liter...…
…THE1 MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1950 - i i 1 ~_. Ir~u I Football Tickets Go on Sale Mondaf A - V BUSINESS SERVICES IA STUDIO OF DANCE-Ballroom, , Acrobatic, I3alet. Over Michigan ater. Ph. 80M. )9B 'TB -- Nine four service (by re- st), three day service (regular ser ). Ace Laundry, 1116 S. Univer- )7B A STEIN-EXPERIENCED TYPIST. aster's and Doctor's manuscripts . legal work. Phone 2-9848 after n. )30B W1ITERi AND FOUNTAIN PENS Sa...…
…1, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY v Third UWrslebins l Eleven Seniors Say 'Adios' To Michigan Baseball Team Northwestern Takes Fourth Straight Title; Lincoln Stars By JIM PARKER Eleven seniors wound up their Michigan baseball careers this sea- son, eight of whom made their final appearances in intercollegiate competition in the victorious sweep of Ohio State last week-end. The eight who saw their final action against the Buckeyes were: Bob Hi...…
…TIHE IICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1950 MAGAZINES DISPROVING the doleful prophets, who at the first issue of GENERATION, pre- dicted the magazine could not again present material up to the standards it set itself, GENERATION'S second appearance is marked by the same richness and general excellence of content. The magazine continues in its policy of representing and inter-relating all the arts, with the emphasis on individual arts vary- i...…
…1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA w Rule Says Men Can Call Coed Residences at 1 p.. Change Will Become Individual House Can Effective Tomorrow; Retain Old Rule, z A new change in calling hours in women's residences will go into effect tomorrow. The new ruling is, "Men may call at women's residences after 1 p.m. Monday through Friday if the house so desires." No change will be made in the termination of calling hours. THE NEW CHANGE in calling h...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TTJRi §'AY, JUN , 1,050~ _ .I A lpha Phi Omega Opens Drive for Used Books LEAYES ANN ARBOR: Perry Marks Fiftieth. Year o e chin SALE SALE SALE ALE 1313 SOUTH ON ERSITY SALE when cut pricess) (Buy retail at LESS than wholesale prices) MUST SELL EVERYHN Alpha Phi Omega, National ser- vice fraternity, will open its an- nual campus-wide drive for text- books for the textbook lending li- brary today. The drive for books w...…
… JUNE 1, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY U PRING RUSH-BIG HEADACHE: Arboretum Gets Beauty Treatment Every Monday * * * * ~* * * * * By RON WATTS Every Monday morning, four men working for the University tackle one of the biggest janitor -: jobs in Ann Arbor. At 8 a.m. the men gather at the entrance to Nichols Arboretum, and then move forward toward in- numerable beer cans and bottles, papers, half finished lunches and other assorted articles ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1950 Urge Liberal Speaker Policy I. William R. Lesile, Wm. J. Le- Veque, Harold M. Levinson, C. Lev- inthal, Rensis Likert, Ronald Lip- pitt, Karl Litzenberg, Elwood G. Lohela, Dwight C. Long, Robert J. Lowry. M F. D. H. Macdowall, Merrill Mc- Clatchey, Wilbert J. McKeachie, D. B. McLaughlin, K. C. McMurry, Saul Maloff, Albert H. Marck- wardt, Donald G. Marquis. Imanuel Marx, J. Masuoka, Wesley H. Ma...…
… TEXTBOOK LENDING LIBRARY see Pale 4 - Y Latest Deadline in the State :43att CLOUDY LX, No. 16 i9 ANN ARSON, MICHIGAN FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1950 FTnHT PA(SFC ' ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN FRIDAY, JUNE 2. 1950 1~'Td.iU'I T~ A £~'d A r." au 5 tadium Will Be ite of Graduation Senior Class To Break Old Ferry Field Commencement Tradition An old tradition may be shattered at 5 p.m. June 17 when a ible 4,645 students take part in the 106th Universit...…
…r0, THE MICHIGAN DAILY 7 , JUNE 2, 1950 -R iY UR 9 In .. . a - v .pct .q MU c I BUSINESS SHITS - Nine ho quest), three day vice), Ace Laund SERVICES PERSONAL our service (by re- LEARN TO DANCE service (regular ser- Jimmie Hunt Dance Studio )ry, 1116 S. Univer- 209 S. State ________)7B Phone 8161 AFP VILOLsA STIN-EXPERIENCED TYPIST -Master's and Doctor's manuscripts and legal work. Phone 2-9848 after noon. )30B rYPEWRITER3 AND FOUNTAIN ...…
… FRID AY, JUNE 2,,_1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY .... . ... .... Koces ki To upta in "'it, Ne in _. _- his Name Track 'M' Winners; Two To Run in NCAA Meet Twenty men were awarded var- sity letters in track and six more received reserve emblems, Although the regular season ended with the Western Confer- ence Championships last week- end, Canham plans to enter dis- tance .star Don McEwen and hurdler Don Hoover in the NCAA meet June 17. T...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY M, n)AY,'7U1E': 415 ,, . ., Textbook, Lending Library WHAT SHALL I DO with these old textbooks?" is a question hieard aroughout the campus at this time of the ear, as the passing of another semester ipes out the value of books used for re- ently completed courses. The University's textbook loan library rovides an excellent answer to that uestion. This library furnishes books of . sorts to students with limited financial ...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY Ammer Session Activities Slated by League ill Include Instruction in Dancing, Bridge Betrothals Told Square dancing, social dancing, dancing lessons!and bridge les- sons are all on the 'social calendar planned by the League for sum- mer students. The activities will begin the first week of the summer session. The League has gone all-out in planning recreation for students cii every night of the school week. * * * STUDENT...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY - FE.IDAt, 1~ *, iBS4I 1~ I ______________________________U ______________________________ Shaw's, Play' Will Feature All-Star Cast The Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre will become the scene of national interest to the theatre world when George Bernard Shaw's "Getting Married" plays a one week stand here beginning June 12. After the last performance for the Drama Season, the entire pro- duction will depart on a national road ...…
… FRJDAY, JUNE %. 1950 THE MI HIGAN DAILY PAGE SEWN ...............................................~..;......:.:... THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE S~V~N BACK TO NORMAL: . . Better Living Conditions Sought For Dormtories 41> ti (EDITOR'S NOTE - This is the ninth and last in a series on the Michigan House Plan of residence halls.) By JOHN DAVIES Less crowding in the dorms - "back to normal" - is the most common suggestion for improve- ment of the ...…
…EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1950 Host Plan Packed 'U' Summer Art Schedule Will Star Drama, Exhibits,_Recitals A varied program of music, drama and exhibits will be pre- sented at the summer session. The music department has sche- duled the world premieres of three contemporary American composi- tions-one by a University pro- fessor-and a series of faculty, student and guest concerts and re- citals. * * * TWO OF the new works ...…
…EXTRA 1Mw ujrn 4at14 EXTRA Latest Deadline intthe State L. LX, No. 169 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 1950 FOUR PAGES i tudents Help Fight Blaze: I II I I I pectators Help, * * * * *N 0 nder Firemen Thousands Crowd Scene of Fire, Scores of Students Volunteer Aid By LEON JAROFF (Daily Managing Editor) A huge crowd, estimated at 20,- 000, watched, helped, and hin- dered Ann Arbor firemen as they. fought yesterd...…
…_. '- / TiIHE MIHii fixity, WEDNESDAY, .1 R1"rr r c I I I F "V r J " 1 N Q H U RAR Y. C H U M-Blacky attempts to dissuade. P L E A S A N T C R E D I T S-These Radcliffe College stu. Beauty, the alley cat, from leaving the tub at the shelter of the{ dents, learning to sail dinghies on (he Charles River, Boston, earn American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. N. Y.' credits applicable to their college gymnasium re...…
… ESWk ', JUNfE~ 7 195 THE-MICHIGAN DAILY' CrewHandles,, i .Iob' ASSOCIATED PRESS POCTURE NEWS *: * *: Maintenance, Construction Heating Plant Is Department Arm Tasks ranging all the way from replacing burnt out light bulbs to planning new construction are all included in a" day's work for the university's plant department. Charged with the general re- 4air, planning and maintenance of +,e University's properties, the -lant department is...…
…THE MICHIGAN' DAILY t NA )NESDAY, mmommmommommumm Hauven Blaze Shown in * * * Pictur yes HaenOnce Law Schtool, Library', Haven Hall's history shows th~e ancient yellow-brick~ building to have the usual long anid vaxied uses of most old university build- ings. First constructed in 1883 at the then tremendous cost of $1500, the Hall was irnmediately-occupied by the Law School. The Law School shared its use with the General Library, whi...…
…-U' BLACK ASH See Page 4 :Y Latest Deadline in the State :43 tit]u t 4NOISY SHOWERS EIGH.TT PAC ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 195 Jc jLv.xxi.1, i" m% I VOL. LX, No. 103 s l MSC Suspends * * * * * * Student Paper <"N I Notables To Try Out For Daily Tomorrow Novelists, foreign correspondents, governors, editors and advertis. ing magnates will assemble at 4 p.m. tomorrow in the Student Pub- lications Building ...…
…w"- - THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1950 a feed Anti-Trust Laws gainst Unions -Arniold WAYNE LAUDS RUTHVEN.: A lumni, Faculty,_Staff Get Honors Back to Work Anti-trust laws should be in- voked against labor unions, for- mer U.S. assistant attorney gen- eral Thurman Arnold declared in an interview at the University yesterday. Arnold, who is a participant in the current institute on "The Law and Labor - Management Rela- tions,"...…
…WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY WILL, BEN FEATURED: Wide Variety of Plays Scheduled for Summer The visit of the Oxford Univer- sity Players will headline the sum- mer bill of plays with performan- ces in two classics: "The Alchem- ist" by Ben Jonson, and Shakes- peare's "King Lear." The distinguished British com- pany is making its first tour and will appear in Ann- Arbor July 27 and 28. * * * ANOTHER SPECIAL feature of the su...…
…WE nNF.SDAY, 3UNT 28,A15 THE MICHIGAN DAILY An Editorial.,.. MRS. MARY C. BROMAGE, who will shortly leave the office of the Dean of Women, has earned a large and impor- tant place both in the operations and in the feelings of the campus community. The University's acceptance of her resignation as associate dean, effective Friday, brings a t.oss that will be doubly difficult to repair. To all those who have had occasion to use her office,...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY League Offers Varied Social Events for Summer Sessior * * ,- * ** * * Lessons Slated for Ballroom, Square Dancing; Bridge Instruction, Tournaments Also Planned Bronze Bust of AlICe C. Lloyd Will Be Presented to University Sculptress from Israel Is Carving Memorial To Be Placed in New Women's Dormitory Winter or summer, the Women's Square dancing lessons areI League, coed mecca for student generations, is o...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY wE D AUIE LOST AND FOUND FOR RENT __ LOST-Argus G-3 in brown leather case. MODERN, QUIET unfurnished apart- MICHIGAN DAILY About June 12 within the Arboretum. ment near Stadium. Suitable for one Phone 23-24-1 Reward. Box 222. )1 or two adultss.Ph. 617 after 5:30. )2 HOUR: 1 o 5 .M.2-ROOM SUITES-Living and sleeping HOURS: 1 toDVE5TP.M. Gseparate. Spacious, cross-ventilation linen, cleaning included. Newly re- LSSIFIED ADVERT...…
…V, JUNE 28, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY fn'dt Ju9 Cq9ee £op 1204 South University serving BREAKFASTS, LUNCHEONS and DINNERS SANDWICHES and SALADS from_ _ 7:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. and 5:00 P.M. to 7 P.M. Closed Sundays Read and Use The Michigan Daily Classifieds TM Summer Eight Weeks of Fun in Dozen Sports on Deck for Students I g Wf11TE B mum C K The University's tremendous in- tramural athletic program, with individual and league play in m...…
…T TILE MICHIGAN DAILY WFr?4I' DAY, JNZM, 1950. r Special Programs WillBe Held Daily '1 4 * * Highlighting the summer on campus will be the4 various special programs - including at least one lecture or panel discussion nearly every day - .scheduled for the University session. More than 100 distinguished visiting faculty and guest lecturers will participate in these programs They will speak on a variety of topics ranging from art to z...…
…GAMBLER'S SENTENCE See Page 4 Y Latest Deadline in the State ti1 CLOUDY, COOLER tom. ri ! ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1950 SIXA VOL. LX, No. 2-S ______________________ *r House Will Set Tax Bill Fate Today Leaders To Ram Measure Through WASHINGTON-()-Adminis- tration leaders decided yesterday, to ram the $1,010,000,000 excise cut bill through the house today, and then let the Senate take it, revise it, or kill it. What...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THLTJSDAT, 3UN= 99; 1950b * ___________________________________________________________________________ I __________________ I --. :'; - t>A1C MICHIGAN DAILY Phone 23-24-1 HOURS: 1 to 5 P.M. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES LINES 1 DAY 3 DAYS 6 DAYS 2 .54 1.21 1.76 3 .63 1.60 2.65 4 .81 2.02 3.53 Figure 5 average words to a line. Classified deadline daily except Saturday is 3 P.M. Saturdays, 11:30 A.M. for Sunday Issue. F...…
…71m j eTHE MICHIGAN DAILY .__. _ _ w ... ~ Tigers Win With Houtteman, 6-2 King Arthur Posts 10th; YanksStop Senators f ##Brooks Trip Giants, 5-3 :}! Cubs Whip Cards, 15-3 D 'ETROIT-(IP)-A r t Houtte-1 man, the Detroit Tigers' classy1 righthander, became the first 10-1 game winner in the major leagues this season as he turned back the, Chicago White Sox, 6-2. The victory protected Detroit's four and a half game lead in the1 American League...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAT, -nU K-D9;-35 Gambler's Sentence BIG-TIME bookmakers in New York, and the rest of the country, for that matter, had better watch their step. For New York District Attorney Frank S. Hogan, with the conviction of Frank Erickson under his belt, is out to nab other notorious bookmakers. To prove to the public that he is in earnest, Hogan has revealed that his of- fice has come up with a new method which will be of gr...…
…I., ~~*' ~U~Si.Y 24;9 1950 1 Experts Offer Modern Dance THE- MICHIGAN DAILY German, French, Spanish Language Houses Provide Opportunity To Improve Linguistics SurveyCourse Intensive Two-Week Study Will Integrate Creative Dance Work A comprehensive survey of Mo- dern Dance is being offered this week and next by the Women's Physical Education Department. The course, which meets from 1 to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, is being taught by Dr. ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1950 F r __ _ __ _ _ __ _ __ _"__ _ __ _ __ _ First IAU Meet To Be Held Today Students working in the arts or interested in them were urged to attend the first summer meet- ing of the Inter-Arts-Union at 7:30 pm. today in the League by Lou Orlin, Grad., Managing Editor of IAU's magazine, Gener- ation. Plans for the Summer Arts Fes- tival, to be held in conjunction with the program in Contemporary Arts ...…
… TRUMAN'S GAMBLE See Page 2 IYe IC 43UU La test Deadline in the State Iati4 CLOUDY, COOLER VOL. LX, No. 3-8 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1950 FOUR PA( Russia House Ups Ko Corporation Tax Rates Excise Tax Cut Reperci yesterday Requires Move fused the WASHINGTON - (P) - A bill THE slashing excise or "nuisance" taxes went ahe by $1,010,000,000 a year and rais- Ru ing levies, on large corporations by note w J $433,000,000 was r...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY "FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1950 contradictions. For, with its dictators and power-hungry tin soldiers, it has had at the same time, some of history's great idealists - Woodrow Wilson, Lord Cecil, Aristide Briand, Jan Smuts and Franklin D. Roose- velt. From that idealism came the League of Nations, which lost its influence when no world leader aroused it to check the Jap- anese invasion of Manchuria and Musso- lini's conquest of Et...…
… 'tiHMICHIGANDAILY _ Knock off Phillies, 3-2 7-MILLION-DOLLAR BABY: Crisler Explains TV Ban to Publicists WHO SAYS NO LIVELY BALL? Giants Slap Brooks, 11-5; Red Sox, Athletics Set Scoring Standard Cubs Drop Cards Again PHI ADELPHIA - (P) - Bos- ton's run-whacky Red Sox out- slugged the Philadelphia Ath- letics 22 to 14 yesterday and the two-team total of 36 established a new American League record. It was one of the weirdest base- ba...…
…FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1950 Clean-Living Students Help Give'U' Low Bug Census " . . I I RECENT RELEASES ON University students live amid far mare healthful surroundings than they probably realize, ac- cording to a sanitary survey of 35 Michigan colleges. TherUniversity's sanitary condi- tions rank high when compared with those of the other Michigan s c h o o 1s, Melbourne Murphy, Health Service administrative as- sistant and president of Mic...…
…JI t c1 t xx :4Iu it~p { .i" t ' Y n. .... ...w. EDITOR'S NOTE See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State SHOWERS , VOL. LXI, No. 170 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1951 EIGHT PAGES r s U Faculty Split on Deferment Issue. Educator's Views on Various Draft Programs Revealed in Daily Poll E i By VERNON EMERSON Faculty members seem about equally divied on whether or not "they'also serve who sit and study." Of 187 faculty m...…
… Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1951 rivers Asked To Register DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN With a definite need for riders > California and points west and demand for drivers to Cleveland, ittsburgh, New York and ,several ichigan cities, Union travel serv- e made a final appeal yesterday to prospective post exam riders and drivers to register. Students may sign up in the Union or at East Quad travel serv- ice box until Jhne 8. ; AN...…
…THlE MICHIGAN DAIL;Y ARIED ACTIVITIES: SL Projects Outshone By Discrimination Work DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN] I By BARBARA GOLDBLUM The Homecoming Dance, Rose Bowl movies, Student Advisor pro- grams, calendaring of the year's events-these are some of the many Student Legislature projects which have been overshadowed by more publicized work in the field of discrimination. But the removal of the discrim- inatory questions from school ap- plica...…
…THE MICIkN'DAILY Ci'r l1k te By JIM BROWN T HE CLOCK is running out on the class of 1951. It's time to sit back and gaze re-- flectively over th year's accomplishments. All in all, it's been a good year-a year marked by satisfying achievements. The Daily, celebrating its 60th year of con- tinuous publication, has seen the installation of its long-dreamed-of rotary press. Its edi- tors, while aware of their failings, have the satisfying knowl...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE F" RAGE FIVE rents of Coeds Reveal Spring Engagements TUNING UP TIME: Tours, Concerts. To Highlight Engman - Vernier Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Engman of Detroit have announced the en- gagement of their daughter, Jeanne, to Robert Vernier, son of Dr. and Mrs. Floyd L. Vernier also of Detroit. Miss Engman, a senior in the dental hygidrie school, is a transfer member of Delta Gamma sorority. Mr. Vernier is a sophomor...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY,, ORE ATOMIC STUDY: Phoenix To Expand Work By HARLAND BRITZ With an impressive record of rrent research under way, the oenix Project is looking for- rd to an expanded program for xt Year. With alumni and student gifts pplemented by several large es from industry, the project is nning to continue, at a more ensified pace, with specific ac- ities in the field of atomic re- rch. A $1,500,000 grant from General >tor...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA GE SEVENJ i THE SPOT By GEORGE FLINT Sig Eps W in IM TitIe, 'v _ THIRTEEN of the proteges of Matt Mann, the tireless Michigan swimming coach, will head for Merrie England late this summer for a tour which has been in germination for twelve years. Back in 1939, the genial Wolverine mentor had planned a similar trip to the haunts of King Arthur. The date set for departure fell on a Monday. The preceding Friday, a fa...…
… EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1951 IDMINISTRATION ACTS: Cheating in Lit School Subject to Punishment By ANN HAGAN 'S A reported increase in cheating in the literary college has caused Assistant Dean James H. Robert- son to announce publicly a crack- down policy by the college's Ad- ministration Board. The upsurge in cheating during the last four weeks, allegedly be- cause of the-finals "clutch," has kept an Administrative B...…
…I a1:Y A6F A6F r r ,y. _ ,. EDITOR'S NOTE See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State CLOUDY AND SHOWERS 777 - LXI,'NO. 1-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27, 1951 EIGHT PAGES *5 N Daily Issues Call For Staff Tryouts Members for Editorial, Sports, Business Crews Needed Now Novelists, foreign correspondents, governors, editors, advertising magnates and distinguished photographers will assemble at 4 p.m- tomorrow in the Student P...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27, 1951 L - 'U' Religious Association Welcomes Students Today d _..._ The Student Religious Associa- tion will open the doors of Lane Hall at 12:15 p.m. today to wel- come students to the first lunch- Jurisdictional Dispute Settled A jurisdictional labor dispute be- tween two AFL unions which has delayed progress on the new South Quadrangle men's dormitory since early April has finally been ...…
… WEDNESDAY,JUE2,15 Six faculty, pi 35 commlitteel p'nn" x-adre at tieJ)(,ll0l9 Board of Rgns The Boar ls oitra eit tus title nsxrtru mebe1Ers, : 'glraneds m absence ,andacped.L1:- ing more than $-0.50. was name fd carrv - 21 m7axicelnue ei.li has served on th tobic Theotefiepo were adc1iio ; ose 1~oo~ ITHIE MICHIGAN DAILY Ar~ - < tti~ 1 (9 ~ l( '.'' A.~lj ; 1/ ; _u01 CI. ro Summer Session schedule is filled to capacity with u. l . l tary c...…
… PAGE FOUR THE M CHIGAN )A ILY 7 Sitelf11 4 By DAVE THOMAS THIS being the first issue of The Daily for the summer session when the campus is crowded with students who are attending the University for the first time, a few intro- ductions would seem to be in order. The Daily, of course, is one of the oldest and most respected of college papers. It was founded by a group of disgruntled independ- ents sixty years ago when they were ousted f...…
