… WEDNESDAY, JULY 18, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Tribe NipsBosoxBehindfeller LAREI Fl \ , SPORTS SHORTS: Two Women Golfers Ace Same Hole By The Associated Press PATITERSON, N. J. - Leave it to the girls! Consecutive holes in one were scored .on the 95-yard 18th hole of the Preakness Hills Golf Course by Mrs. Ruth Slater and Mrs. Sue Baker, both of whom used nine irons. PITTSBURGH - T h e Ezzard Charles - Joe Walcott series mo...…
… PAGE THREE TNT[TRADAY. TILY 19. 1951 THE MICH-IGAN DAILY "1'II V140L[i t YVLL 1.'l 1 TOi I Walcott ICOs Charles in 7th' 1 T I-M BRIEFS Jersey Joe Takes Title On 5th Try Aged Warrior Nails Ezzard with Hook (Continued from Page 1) Weather permitting, all five In- ramural Softball Leagues will complete their schedules this week. Playoffs will begin on Monday," July 23 or Tuesday, July 24. Ther first and second place teams in each l...…
… FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE White Sox Trip Yankees, 2- I I- Red Sox Drop Close Game To Cleveland; Tigers Split Softball Leagues End Regular Play By The Associated Press CHICAGO-The Chicago White Sox yesterday hoisted themselves into undisputed 'possession of sec- ond place in the American League pennant scramble by defeating the World Champion New York Yank- ees, 2-1, in a thriller in which the Yankees o...…
… SATURDAY, JULY 21, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Tigers, Stuart Shackle Bosox CLELREFIE END OF A CHAMPION-Ezzard Charles lies pro stands over him after Jersey Joe Walcott (standi In the seventh round of their title fight at Forbe Penn Finally ToNC PHILADELPHIA - W ) - The University of Pennsylvania has agreed to a "changed" NCAA tele- vision plan, but still hopes to tele- cast five games, athletic director Francis T. Murray sa...…
…SUNDAY, JULY 22, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Bosox, Yanks Winin TightAL Race as Chis rox Lose Court Rules r Huffman To Play for LA aVro Forbid Tackle To Join Winnipeg CHARLESTON, W. Va.-(P)-A West Virginia circuit judge ruled yesterday the Los Angeles Rams were entitled to enforcement of a clause forbidding tackle D i c k Huffman from playing with any other team during the life of his > contract with the Rams. Judge Julian F. Bouch...…
… WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TIMEE PRAVDA REIGNS: Russian Newspapers Cited World's Dullest By WILLIAM L. RYAN NEW YORK - () - The Soviet Union, which invented every- thing, has one invention nobody will dispute. It has the world's dull- est newspapers, and the dullest of these is Pravda. But imagine yourself a Com- munist Party functionary-say the leader of the party organization in a factory. You are charged with ma...…
… THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ' THREE mm Yanks Squeeze by Tribe, 2 1 * * * THIS IS MUSIC? Dodger Symr-phonyStirs Union's Ire By WHITNEY MARTIN NEW YORK-()-It's all right to call the Bums bums, but when you start calling the Brooklyn Dodger Sym-phony musicians mu- sicians, well, that's carrying things a little too far. These musical rinky-dinks are the center of a tempest in a tuba, created when Local 802 of the...…
… FRIDAY, JULY 27, 1951 TIDE MICHIGAN TIATIN i{ yew yyy YA r'M: M: N:. TavaMT aur1a .ie fLlTT T A ' XtIuIE, jE1Z1. Ir Tribe Breaks Yanks' Jinx, 9-4 '' yra . x. r : t. + fi ... _ 1.. Konno Beats Marshall By Full Lap in AA U's 4o DETROIT - (P) - Little Ford record for the men's 200-meters Konno of Hawaii whipped John free style in dethroning James Marshall of Australia in their McLane of New Haven. heralded 1500-meter free style * * ...…
… SATURDAY, JULY 28, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Yankees Defeat White Sox with Aid of Rain, 3-1 .. . .. . .. . . .. . ...f ON HE SPOT By GEORGE FLINT . Daily Sports Editor l IndiansEdge Red Sox, 3-2; TigersLose to Philadelphia ! NEARBY Ypsilanti will be the scene of considerable athletic endea- vor this Wednesday as the Detroit Lions football team, perennially mediocre among the play-for-pay powers, opens practice under the g...…
… SUNDAY, JULY 29, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TKE Vollmer's Gran dSlarm HomerSinks Tribe ii ni16th Bosox Gain on Idle Yanks; Tigers Edge Athletics, 6-5 NEW YORK-(JP -Clyde (Clutch) Volmer came through in the pinch again yesterday, blasting a grand slam homer in the 16th in- ning with two out to give the Boston Red Sox an 8-4 triumph over the Cleveland Indians. Vollmer's payoff smash enabled the Red Sox to snap their second place tie with...…
…:y THE MIckLGAN DAILY : a ..1u [ i JL J Lr.b. Y 1, 1 J J A __________________________________________________ _________________________________________ I _________________________________________ Citi' 4 Z te By DAVE THOMAS SENATOR JOE McCARTHY'S featured presence at the biennial Young Republi- can convention being held in Boston is the most recent in a pyramiding series of in- dications of the moral bankruptcy and po- litical desperation ...…
…I THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, 3ULY 4, 1951 U I I ~ I - rditop04 Ile te I "Good Heavens! What A Frightening Creature!" By DAVE THOMAS F EEDOM of the press, one of the great guarantees of Western democracy, has suffered new setbacks during the first half of 1951, according to the semi-annual world survey of censorship and other barriers to the free coverage and publication of news conducted by the Associated Press. A look at the record...…
…FOUR _______________ ___i__ts__________ti____________________ Perennial Nemesis Views on the Iranian Crisis The Sound of Drums C,.., ~ObMAY, when your schedule is rigidly packed for the first time in months with no room for a single interruption; some place, where you have finally discovered a nook completely inacessible to all mortals- you will be confronted by the perennial nemesis known as the newspaperman. If you haven't met him befo...…
…SATURDAY, JULY 7, 1931 PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY CELERY-SELLING EVANUELIS T: Vegetarian Claims Meat Causes World Troubles * * ** * *4* * fi : By GAYLE GREENE Garr Osterhouse, a tall, hearty, bronzed man with long white hair and a straggly white beard, who left the Netherlands fifty years ago and now lives in Kalamazoo, is a celery seller who really puts his heart in his work. Osterhouse, whose deceptively youthful energy brings hi...…
…TIIV 1M ICTITGKAr bAIT! * SUNDAY, JUL SY 1 931 V __Dr UL f13 I Citdv' 4 /hte By DAVE THOMAS EVERY YEAR for quite a few years now in the multi-paged budget request which the University submits to the State Legis- lature's finance committees, there is a sec- tion which begins, "The heart of a great university is its library . ." In the folow- ing paragraphs, a plea is made for funds to expand the present General Library structure so as to m...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WDNESDAY, JULY 11, 1951 _______________________________________________________________________________ I ...r.'' i 4 I U CQitON'2 te ] U'~Adminstratito "I Hear We Might Get To Volunteer To Go Home" DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN I By DAVE THOMAS T W0HAPLESS Soviet playwrights have been the target of a "roast" in the news- paper "Soviet Art" for straying from the Party Line. They stand convicted of utiliz- ing the dec...…
…Y. a FOUR TIHt MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1951 EDUCATION GOES MODERN: Oral Language Courses Supplemented by Laboratory BY MARGE SHEPHERD To further understanding of languages more effectively than by the classic method of transla- tion teaching, the romance lang- uage department launched a ser- ies of oral courses in French and Spanish shortly after the end of the last war. Today class work in these cours- es continues, supplemen...…
…FouR THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JUY 3, 1951 rof. Bacon [its Threats 0 Schools riticism of today's education-j ystem by organizations posing: national fronts may incite: ough confusion to wreck ther ool situation for years to ie," according to Professory ncis L. Bacon, of the educa- 7 department of the Univer- of California. rof. Bacon, speaking on "Cur-w t Attacks on Public Education". the educaion school's summer ure series lashed at gro...…
…£ FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, JULY 14. 1951 'Newi'' Faeuty Prootion UGH PAY BIG INDUCEMENT: 'Safety First' Is Rule for Airborne Riveters By MIKE BOOM I s r r * * '5 '5 * * * * * 'Our work is not as dangerous it looks," said Homer Tullett, perintendent of the crew of elworkers on the superstructure the new Angell Hall Addition. Passers-by on the Diagonal have t ceased to stop and gape at the n working atop the eight-story ime...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JULY 15, 1951 R ai Radio LOOK and LISTEN TV Conference To Feature Panel o4 Shakespeare The annual Conference of Eng- lish Teachers, to be held at the University tomorrow, will feature a panel discussion on "The Longer * * *. By MARILYN FLORIDIS A new three week series on "The Truth about Narcotics" will start the NBC radio schedule this week. The series will be heard on the1 program "Yesterday, Today and1 Tomo...…
…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JULY 18, 1951 ,s FOUR WEDNESDAY, JULY 18, 1951 1. TIRST AMERICAN TOUR: Young Ireland Theatre Company To Appear Tonight By HARRIET TEPPERMAN iM As the professional feature at- #- raction of the summer's theatre ,~ nertainment, the speech depart- ient will present the Young Ire- and Theatre Company at 8 p.m. t4 onight in the Lydia Mendelssohn 'heatre. On tour of this country for the . irst time, the compan...…
…WAGE FOUR It"HE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JULY 19, 1951 'FE TCTGN btTYL rTasURsDaaA. JUiLY i. ThsiV 4 LIBRARY ADDITION: NewTeletype Speeds Book Information By8ONBRILEY . . A teletype service, recently in- :.:1.... Ialed in the General Library, is '-r. st Arnold Schoenberg een 'As Music Revolutionist By MARILYN FLORIDIS One of the most discussed and controversial figures in contem- porary music, Arnold Schoenberg, has died at his home o...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1951 f PAGE FOUR FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1951 I A Raft of Kids -Daily-James Butt DETROIT-AREA YOUNGSTERS TAKE TO THE WATER AT UNIVERSITY FRESH AIR CAMP NEAR PINCKNEY " COUNSELLOR NANCY WATKINS, UNIVERSITY SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT, SUPERVISES WATER SPORTS Library Hours Revision Still Very Tentative Plans for extending the propos- ed fall library hours were still in a highly tentative stage this week....…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, JULY 21, 1951 PAGIIMIIE FOURmmmII IIIIIIIIIAIIIIIITIIIIIIIIIRDAYI JULY 21, 1951 Il DDT TO ICE CREAM: Local Dramatists Beset By Unusual Problems DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN leader, 8:00 p.m. All meetings held at for piano, violin, viola, cello and bass. Michigan Union, third floor. The general public is invited. By MIKE BOOM Such things as DDT bombs, ice- cream bars, and low-flying air- planes hold no...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JULY 22, 1951 ' f ',M' N+N ny ylcy ,s, E$F"P °6SYia' H Los : e h l , Slsty . X6.'4' IGIRAD4IIX FANTASY: LOOK and LISTEN 'The Enchanted' Opens Wednesday Radio By MARILYN FLORIDIS Presenting a full-hour radio dramatization of Bud Schulberg's popular novel, "The Disenchant- ed," the "NBC New Theatre" will open the NBC evening calendar for Sunday at 7:30 p.m. The story deals with the crack- up of a hard-...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1951. ,.,, _ _ a , k DORIS FLEESON: Adm. Sherman WASHINGTON-Adm. Forrest Sherman, Chief of Naval Operations, died in the successful performance of a patriotic errand, the Spanish alliance, in which he firmly believed and to which he made an important and informed contribution. In this imperfect world, his is therefore a relatively kind fate, a fact which should help to beguile his family an...…
…4 PAGE TOtTR THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1951 t Dean Robertson Visits Camp McCoy PI W NEWS I MATCHIN C MATCHSTICKS- Hobbyist G. W. Sweetman of San Francisco uses crayon-pencil to put finishing touches to reproduction of Texas Alamo, made of matchsticks. F A I R W A R N I N G - Structure, publicizing the use of aluminum in building, is one of the features of first postwar Ger- man construction fair, "Constructs," which op...…
…-, PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JULY 27, 19-1 __________________________________________ I U Psychologist Tests Quiz Responses Student 'Freeze' Found Common By MARGE SHEPERD Anxious students are incliped to put themselves in a mental rut by clinging to the first answer that hits them on a quiz and are blinded to other solutions, accord- ing to the results of an experiment being conducted in the psychology department. The tests, c...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, JULY 28, 19.,1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY _______________________________________ U I SATURDAY, JULY 28, 1951 Educational Shift Shown By Survey A survey of Chicago-area bus- iness leaders, educators and gov- ernment officials indicates mid- western universities have shifted the center of U. S. education from the eastern seaboard to the mid- west. The University was cited as be- ing a national leader in liber...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JULY 29, 1951 PAGE FOUR SUNDAY, JULY 29, 1951 Village Plans To Resubmit Housing Plea Members of the Willow Village resident council intend to renew their plea for the establishment of permanent housing units in the Village, according to Marvin Tableman, council president. T h e council's redevelopment committee had sought permanent housing for the Village before the Public Housing Administrator or- der...…
… SUNDAY, JULY 1, 1951 THEE MTCHIG(AN DAILY PAGE F!VV .. -' i 1 ... y i i League Offers Small Library For Studying Informal Atmosphere Available to Coeds For Reading, Relaxing "Why didn't I discover this place sooner!" This has been the often heard cry of graduating seniors and sum- mer school coeds who happen to wander up to the third floor of the League during the last week of the semester. * * *. THERE THEY found the quiet and informal ...…
…Y, JULY 4, 1951 "JL'HE MICHMAN DAILY PAM l wVVP. THE MTCHT1~AN s ATT eF1' sV tlsarlar j .V FROM SUNBATHING TO DANCING: Cottons Designed Now for Every Occasion * * * BATTLE OF SEXES: Women Now Have Blessings, Not Problems, Says Columnist I * * * 4> Cotton Satin Fashion Popular This Summer By JO KETELHUT Whether the coed demands simply tailored, sophisticated, or frankly feminine dresses, there's an outfit fashioned of cotton to s...…
…MPM FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY . ., .. . . Plenty of Recreation Available To Amuse Summer Students League, Nearby Parks, Beaches Provide Varied Entertainment To Fill Leisure Time In the Good 01' Summertime Contrary to popular opinion, summer school is not a continuous circle of textbooks, air-condition- ed movies and solitaire. With a little ingenuity and in- quiry, plenty of entertainment and recreation can be found to take...…
… JU7i.' $, 1951. THE MICHIGAN DAILY . ,UY S.11TEMCIA AL Brides Wear Pastel Shades Pink, Blue Challenge Usual White Gown Bridal gowns in pastel shades have come to the fore this year and are beginning to break into the circle of traditional white satin. Blush pink and ice blue are two colors being chosen by many brides this season, while an unusual or- chid shade is featured by several local stores. * * * TIESE COLORS are being used alone ...…
… , JULY 11, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FVE I Coeds May Spend Summers In Officer TrainingPrograms Marines, Navy Offer Six-Week Vacation For Potential Reserve Officers in Service Summer Dancing i 1 Stick Cologne Sales Rising AL 1 Battle Sold, Reigns Over Liquid Forms Last summer station wagons rolled up to the barracks of the Women Officers Training Class at Quantico and college coeds de- barked, each with a couple of suitcases ...…
… WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE 1 v N 'Beach Ball' To Be Given Before Exams League To Present 3rd Annual Dance In Ballroom Setting A beach scene, similar to the kind found in sunny Florida and California, will be discovered by couples attending the 3rd annual "Beach Ball" which will be held from 9 p.m. to midnight, August 3, in the League Ballroom. Dancing will take the place of sun tanning and swimming for the evening, ...…
…AGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAMP uNDA,", sm I, Ils1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY _______________________________________________________________________________ U I Y INAJL ,1~ COLLEGE ROUNDUP: 'U' of Minnesota Aroused' Over Religious Question By EVA SIMON The question of separation of Church and state in education has come up at the University of Min- nesota, where the Board of Re- gents is preparing to fight a court order prohibiting the university fro...…
…WEDNESDAY, JULY 4, 1951 .-THE MICHIGTAN fAILS ....54JY5.E .....~ I X pk txr, aa . ,. . Independence Day Preview i I PICTURE NEWS * * ?, # JUNIOR 'HOTRODS'-WilRogers, 16, of Redwood City, Cal., looks over some tiny autos he has fashioned out of tin cans. In background are several prizes he has won with his work. 'COLLEGE CAPER' - Nancy Bastian, University of Chicago co-ed, performs on the trapeze in "A Midnight Fantasy," a gymnast...…
…t PAGE SIX THE MICMIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1951 MUSIC SCHOOL ADDITION: Violist Courte To Join Stanley Quartet i -I r, iL N.F E N T 99.0.- A new addition to the School of Music faculty, Robert Courte, vio- list, will add his talents to the Stanley Quartet, replacing Paul Doktor who has resigned. Courte brings with him old- world culture, having been born in Holland and educated at the Con- servatory of Brussels. In his work at t...…
…pAGE SIX THE MrCHIGArN DAILY SUNDAY, JLY S, 191 b Y U.S. Chiefs Hit Defense Slow-Down Regent Reports On Military Tour America's defense chiefs have warned against any let-down in the military build-up program in case of a Korean cease-fire, ac- cording to University Regent Al- fred B. Connable, Jr. Regent Connable recently re- turned from the Defense Depart- ment's Joint Civilian Orientation Conference which included lec- tures by top de...…
…8I THE MICHI GAN AILY WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 1951 IGETI, BRAILOWSKY, LEVANT: Concert Series To Offer Top Artists in Music Field p ICTUBE NEWS I Music-lovers will be assured of rich season of professional mu- ical offerings in Ann Arbor dur- ag the 1951-'52 season, according o the University Musical Society's lans. The 26 performances to be given ill include concerts by leading najor symphony orchestras under listinguished conductors, se...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1951 MEM Yanks Stay on Top with 3-2 Victory over Tribe (. 'a Major League Standings REACH SEMI-FINALS: Cy's Boys Rank Favorite In I-M Softball Playoffs Woodling, Mize Homer; Dodgers Win in 10 Innings By The Associated Press AMERICAN LEAGUE New York .... Boston ..... Cleveland .... Chicago ... etroit. Washington,.. Philadelphia . St. Louis ..... w 54 55 54 53 40 40 36 27 L 34 ...…
… WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY P AGE SE.- T "W ON THE SPOT By GEORGE FLINT Daily Sports Editor Uncover New culle"e Cage Scandal IT'S A LONG distance, memory-wise, from these sultry July days to the icy confines of a Columbus football field. But in another month the Michigan Wolverines, in reality the champions of the West for 1951, will be once more cavorting about Ferry Field, footballs ...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1951 . ri r i ri+ SPECIAL MUSIC EFFECTS: 'The Enchanted' Will Open Tonight (v.. -. - P * ~ Recorded muscic written espec- ially for the original production will lend a special effect to the speech department's presentation of "The Enchanted" which will open at 8 p.m. today in the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. Written by the celebrated French playwright Jean Giradoux and translated by Mauric...…
