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… Michigan, State Seeks To Spoil, WolverineOpener By BILL CONNOLLY Daily Sports Editor It was October 2nd, 1937 that Michigan State last beat a Wol- verine football team. When the invading Spartans take the field today for a 2 p.m. kickoff that opens Michigan's 71st football season, they'll be trying desperately to climax a two year surge in which they have penetrated deep into the Wolverines margin of victory. IN REGISTERING the ten straight t...…

…'AG TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY Admiral Swanson Praises 'U' Med School at Reunion * * * Clifford A. Swanson, Surgeon General of the Navy, looked back over the past 25 years with "nos- talgic pleasure" at a reunion of the University Medical School Class of 1925. Reminded of the definition of' medicine 50 years ago as "the art' or science of amusing a sick man with frivolous speculation about his disorder, and of tampering in- geniously till Na...…

…AiU DAY,SENEMBEIL so, 199 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREI Ti gers Blow Last Chance As Yanks 'Win AL Flag PIGSKINS FLYING AGAIN: Conference Teams Begin Action Today Tribe Crushes Detroit 12-2; Hands Pennant to New York II Major League Standings AMERICAN LEAGUE- NATIONAL LEAGUE By The Associated Press CHICAGO-Eight Big Ten foot- ball teams swing into action today with various intersectional clashes niarking the pre-conference warm- up ...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY Korea Settlement One for All 0 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1950 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN I SINCE THE recent UN landing at Inchon and its later success at Seoul,, many voices have been raised about the ultimate settlement of the Korean problem. Some are hysterical, some are biased, but the latest plans outlined by the "informed sources" of the British and American delegations at Lake Success are sound practical appraisals of...…

…SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY raOm";lm DO UNTO OTHERS":, 'Golden Rule' Dance Honors Michigan State Here Tonight Last Word in Design I CONTEMPORARY CAPERS: I Alpha Rho Chi'sDisplay Modern Furniture The "Golden Rule" dance at the Union tonight will climax an ef- fot on the part of the administra- tion and the Student Legislature to substitute friendly relaions be- tween the University and Michi- gan State for vicious ...…

…P'AG'E XIX THE MICHIGAN OIXI IY PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAITX ...... NEWARK TO FRISCO: 'Atom Day' Rallies Will Tell Alumni of Phoenix 77! CO CER i w By VERNON EMERSON Wherever a meeting can be held, alumni will gather Monday night to hear of the Michigan Memorial Phoenix Project. More than 200 meetings will be held from Newark to San Fran- cisco and from Miami to Manistee as the Project begins its national drive for $6,500,000. GROUP...…

…Pr.x MICHIGAN SPIRIT See Page 4 SAir r n Latest Deadline in the State Dat O VOL. LXI, No. 4 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1950 EIGHT PAGES Mac rthur Parades as Korean beds Flee U.S. Outlines Proposal for Free Korea Denies Wish for Military Bases NEW YORK-(A')-A six-point United States program for creat- ing a free and united Korea under the guidance of the whole United Nations was outlined by American sources at the ...…

…FAO TW~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRMDAY, SEP WER2.it" - - Discussion Club -4d Manager To Hold Meeting TOIL REWARDED: 'U' Reveals Names of 158 All-A Summer Students The Bull Ring, discussion club for graduate students and faculty members will hold its first meet- ing of the semester from 9 to 12 plm. today at their usual location, 111 West Huron, according to Harvey Gross, Grad. New mem- bers will be welcome, he said. Daily Classifieds Get Qu...…

…'' FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29; 1950 PAGE THREE THE MICHIGAN DAILY c:.......y{4v4t";=I N A' ar.'vl LLA Mr'fk tn:al' -11-11 JUST RECEIVED! New Shipment of Those Popular f, . BLACK 'N WHITE LSADDL with Red or White Rubber Soles 2 j f "' Tuttle S-ays Education To Meet Crisis }c Education should fare better during the current international crisis than it did during World War II, Edward M. Tuttle, execu- tive secretary of National School Boa...…

…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY rIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, .50 ;Z , Michigan Spirit BACRS of the Ivy League, green beanie undergraduate scho type of rah-rah have been making a States, that the bes concerted effort to take over the Michigan Ann Arbor an hon campus and replace such age-old spirit- their message, that h makers as the P.Bell, the Arb and Saturday at Hill Auditorium a night at the State. According to thes These imposters first infiltr...…

…FRXDAT, SEPTEMBER 29, 1959 TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE, I I PAGI~ FIVE League Committee Discards Oldty Reward System Merit-Tutorial Decision Prompted by Wrong Incentives, Inaccuracy of Point Method Campus To Stress Good Will i ON TlHE IHIOUSE "League merit-tutorial's long used acid often bemoaned point- system of rewarding participants in various activities is no more," said Marian Larson, head of merit-tutorial. The former syste...…

…FRWAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1950 PAGE 61X THE MICHIGAN DAILY I Dogged Yanks, Sagging Phils Cinch Pennant Ties * * * * * * 4 Tigers, Bums Stillin Hectic Races MICHIGAN STATE FAIR?? Veterans Give'M' Edge in Grid Debut- PHILADELPHIA-(P-Little Phil Rizzuto hit a clutch single in the 10th inning to give the New York Yankees an 8-6 victory yesterday SIGMA NU Alumni, Faculty, Transfers Please call or stop at house to leave local ad- dres...…

…FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN ." x ON THE SPOT By BILL CONNOLLY Daily Sports Editor 'UST HOW GOOD are the 1950 Wolverines? A month ago, the newsstands broke out in a perennial rash of national magazines which gave their readers everything from non-commital reiterations of press releases, to out-on-the-limb predictions of things to come in the football world. It is interesting to note that Michigan gained in f...…

…iAGE :*.TGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY F MAY, SEPTEMBER 29,1950' |PAGEll111111011111 1 1RT FRflA , SPTEMBER29,-1-- BULLDOZER BATTLE: Building Starts Monday [T Ir ROTC To Teach Electronics 11 r Il Wit- - _I "Diag" contractors will be treated to, a double show next week as the razing of Haven Hall and South Wing threatens to over- Ikp with the raising of the Angell Hall addition. The construction - destruction tangle appears inevitable ...…

…WILDCAT STRIKES See Page 4 'i [i aYi DAl411 Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LXI, No. 3 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, SEPT. 28, 1950 QUITE, CLOUDY SIX PAGES U s U T * Charles - Lie Claims W ins. by Unanimus ecision1ignorance Y 1 "t 1, GG1u1 n I ~t * * * * * * Caimpus A verage Fraternities Free Beer WASHINGTON -(A)- The Army yesterday accepted 1,- 200,000 cans of beer from brew- ing interests as a gift to fight- ing men ...…

…4 f ,n THE MICHIGAN DAILY TRIRSD AT, SEPTMMER 28, 1950 . v: s3 n ,.F. a':y '.yp .,. ROOMS FOR RENT HELP WANTED MEN-One block from campus, newly YOUNG LADY for full time "work _at decorated. $6 weekly. Phone 2-8754, soda fountain. Swift's Drug Store. 1034 E. Huron. , )21R 340 S. State St. Ph. 2-0534. )151 SUITE TO SHARE with male student. RELIABLE GIRL fond ' of' children for Twin beds. 304 E. Madison.e T. 17R child care and lightironing...…

…THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Louis Aga in Retires after Uiarles 'Pummelting * * * * * +Ua~ Leaders By The Associated Press PHILADELPHIA - Sam Chap- man snapped out of a paralyzing. slump with a dramatic ninth inn- ing home run with Ferris Fain on base to beat the New York Yan- kees 8 to 7 yesterday and extend the American League pennant race at least one more day. Adding insult to injury, Chap- man's blast in...…

…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY' THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1950 wildcat Strikes INDUSTRY and the public have long rec- ognized that labor unions have come of age in respect to the-powerful force they wield in the economic life of this country. But these organizations are yet im- mature in many of their contacts with management, the public and what does them the most harm-their own members. One of the most immature actions retained by labor is the w...…

…TH'OR iI AT, 11 Irv? ;Eli, lost THE MICHIGAN DAIL'Y' THURSDAY, SEPTElWB~R 28, 195* TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY ____________________________________________________ U Union Dance To Fete MSC Good Will To Reign 'Neath Golden Rule' All rivalry will cease when "ichigan spreads the welcome mat out to Michigan State students with a dance in their honor from 9 pm. to midnight Saturday at the Union. Sponsored by the members of the Union and the Student Le...…

…,SIr THE MICHIGAN DAILY I HMSD A,'Y', SEPTEMBER 2$, SIX THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, (roo -- --I University Scholarship 1949m-50 Enrollment Drop Helps 'U' Housing. "LIGHT UP THE SKY": Student Players Select Cast for October Show. _i General Scholarship Grade,Point Averages' 'Dental, Graduate, Law, Medical, Nursing and Public Health students are not included. **Each semester during which a student was affiliated with the group has been c...…

…DEAN BURSLEY See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State 4bp RATHER CLOUDY VOL. LXI, No. 2 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 27, 1950 SIX PAGES -- i Outline Plan For Atlantic Defense Unii Ask Settlement o German Question NEW YORK-()- The Nort Atlantic Treaty Council agree last night upon establishing at thc earliest possible date a combine force for the defense of Wester Europe and in effect tpld its D( fense Committee to settle the que...…

…wwrx rA'ar,, r, 9se TAGE TWO, THE MICIGAN DAILY PAGE TWO - W S1~AY~!i'TEMBflR 27, 600 EXPECTED: Alumni Mee ROOMS FOR RENT TALENTED STUDENTS for amateur School's 104 C I I II II shows. Contact Roy Smith at Alu niiic MICHIGAN DAILY TWO ROOM SUITE for three men, close _ __-___ Phone 23-24-1 campus. $ per week plus private EXPERIENCED PIANO TEACHER-&. More than 600 University alum- Phoe 3-4-DpoBe.....e23.........)18R ginners and advanced. P...…

…v WEDWvSDA!', EPTEMEsR 71950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Charles Blocks Louis' Comeback Title Bid Tonight Television To Hurt Bout's ear Flag Gate at Yankee Stadium A.e ense Predominates In Late Gridiron Drills BASEBALL ROUNDUP: Yanks Split Pair With Nats, N By TED PAPES A sturdy defense has been the Michigan key to football success in. the last three years. For that reason Bennie Ooster- baan has shifted emphasis away from offense ...…

…PTE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, SEPTEM EER 27,1050 PAGE F~UR WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, i~s~ -~ A lcoholism in America "Hand Me Some More Of Those Olive Branches" Dean B ursley THE RECENT DEATH of Joseph A. Bursley, the University's first Dean of Students, has saddened all who knew him during the more than 50 years he was associated with the University. When he died unexpectedly three weeks ago of a heart ailment at the age of 73, ...…

… WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE PTTE r._..,. ...< Independents To Stage Ball Amidst Mountains of Moon Harberd's, Jackson's Orchestras Couples To Dance in "Other W "Other worldiness" will set the graphy booth will stage when Assembly and AIM toward creating a present the fifth annual A-Hop real atmosphere. & from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Saturday, Oc- , * tober 7, in the League ballroom. The dance, this year called Moon...…

…AGE-SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY" WE Inlingamilinlinin 11I DiNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1954 "The extra late hours don't Mot- her me," yawned Jack Hamer, as- sistant circulation manager, while commenting on yesterdays issue "But the papers weren't ready for delivery until after 6 a.m. this morning. They usually go out at 4:30 a.m.". At least, Daily shopmen have the consolation of knowing the new rotary press will more than make up for all the trouble i...…

…..r.. EDITOR'S NOTE See Page 4 Y SAitr tiau Latest Deadline in the State ~a14& CLOUDY, WARM VOL. LXI, No. 1 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1950 SIXTEEN PAGES I s s I Malik PeaceI Plan Called Propaganda Russian Favored U.S., RedParley By The Associated Press The State Department dismissed as propaganda last night proposals backed by Russia's Jacob A. Malik for settlement of major difficul- ties between the United Stat...…

…1 -. 1 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY I'ESDLAY, 3!PTE1WBEM; it, 19th z 9' I-M . Act1*'0 s " e s ' .: "2.+ .,:-gr . ". ° 'r{" :: ,}'F £':.,35,-',C." i'"X"{",- , " '.'" '." r M:,.' v i2,r 2'^,,°av , '4t<'fi'{" 523. " : {-:;t:;"::b ".::{:a:{ .;"".;::}x:t:g;:-'-"t.; a;'?,} "ii: h;: ';,;,.::'3wy 'r h..}4h }. ??ti .. .2. r .}{; :+},r, , .. h[ 4 -.,?4:". p 'nth t 2 ,}LVt} rti':tr}v}} } :$"4': afii.:r > ;'3 . : Xrv{{ .2' \-. yr .n..{ n .;: :;:;:i...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Gs IYunks Take Two from Senators * * * * * * * * * I New York Widens Gap; Phillies Split with Braves IN NCAA TWO-MILE: McEwen Breaks Gregg Rice's Record By BOB SANDELL Associate Sports Editor The talented right arm of Char- lie Ortmann was the feature of the Michigan footballers' second' game-length scrimmage in the Stadium Saturday afternoon. Ortmann paced the blue-shirted varsity to a lop-sided "vi...…

…,: ;,, PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1950 i n. W.o - if4.tlW W sel_.4lnWab _m CQito's dote BY JIM BROWN EARLY last Saturday morning a group of childish and irresponsible University students visited the Michigan State campus and splashed several buildings and the ypartan statue with a generous coat of yellow and blue paint. This childish prank not only caused considerable physical damage to the MSC campus but als...…

…TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1950 ' .E TC- GANT)A Ta P'AC41 'E Te I 1 all:/ -T 1 .TEA N TTV. . .A... 211AA L' A 13 .A. u _S rAgAcJh r E t £4 I Great Smoke Darkens Ann Arbor Skies Canadian Fire Caused Gloom The Great Smoke that hovered over Ann Arbor and most of the Midwest and East Sunday was nowhere to be seen yesterday as it made its way over the Atlantic and was succeeded here by a bright Fall day that dispelled thoughts that the world was...…

…r - PAC six THE MICHIGAN DAILY ITYETA, SEPTEMBER 26, 1951 Sarah L. Healy Temporarily Fills Dean of Women's Post As Director of Alice Lloyd Hall, She Led Activities of Students Before Appointment Women Students To Be Guided by New Head _____ S * * Dean Bacon To Take Job In Cctober ....... Michigan coeds will find two new faces greeting them in the Dean of Women's office this fall. Succeeding Associate Dean Mary C. Bromage who resigned he...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Coed Fashion Inspires New Trend in Style Collegiate Sweaters Give Designers Idea For Push-up Sleeve Top designers, inspired by coed fads, have created one of this sea- son's important fashion trends- the push-up sleeve. After looking at collegiate sweater sleeves, stylists put the idea in action .One ensemble fea- tures long-sleeved sheath dress * * * ga Orientation Week-that, too, has passed. Freshmen and orientat...…

…" . THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1950 4 CONFUSION REIGNS: Campus Building Project Scrambles Classrooms Literary college classes are meet-, ing in alien territory. French history students have in- vaded the Dental Building, while journalism classes have infiltrat- ed the Romance Language Build- igand psychology courses the Business Adiministration Building. INTERMEDIATE Russian is be- ing taught in the General Library and th...…

…TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY VERBAL BATTLES TO BEGIN: Elections To Activate Young Politicians PLANNERS RELAX: Atom Day Will Spark Phoenix Drive Opening ti SCRIPT TO BE CHOSEN: Overbeck Struggles with Union Opera Political activity gets students down out of their ivory towers, according to Fran Wakman, '52L, president of the Young Demo- crats. The YD's, along with the Young Republicans and Young Progressives represent t...…

…PAGE TIN THE MICHIGAN DAILY - 1g"i CO C irS UNIVERSITY MUSICAL SOCIETY 72nd ANNUAL CHORAL UNION SERIES HELEN TRAU BEL, Soprano . . BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, Thursday, October 5 Speech Aid To Be Given' By Clinic Aid for persons handicapped by speech and hearing defects will be available this fall through a special program planned by the University Speech Clinic. Classes will begin tomorrow for people who have lost the ability to compr...…

…TYE$ZAY, SEPTAMBEt 26, 1954 HELD OVERSEAS JOBS: THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAIGE ELEVr N New Ministers To Lead Two Campus Churches' v I By NANCY BYLAN The pulpits of two University congregations will be occupied by new ministers this fall. 'The Rev. Dwight S. Large left a Kalamazoo pastorate to join the First Methodist Church in June and two months later the Rev. Joseph M. Smith, formerly a mis- sionary in China, came to the .Memorial Christi...…

…PAGE TWELVE THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1950 LANE HALL ACTIVITIES: Religious Groups Launch Programs I MUSICIANS BETTER PAID: Dance Prices Higher, Pool Improved at Union After an orientation week-end of open houses, mixers and wel- come parties, Lane Hall and the student religious groups are pre- paring to launch their fall pro- grams this week. As their initial project, Student Religious Association and the Wesleyan Guild...…

…TUESDAY, SEPTEMBERe 20; 1950 THE MICHIGTAN D A TTV PAGE THIRTEEN aaa.u 1raa Vaa8Vn1 Lt1Y1 1 MUSIC GROUPS GALORE: 'U' Bands, Choruses Begin Rehearsals ID Cards O 8 in eCOT Ie Musical opportunity - the chance to participate in group re- hearsals and concerts--is knock- ing at the door of every Univer- sity student who has the talent Yand the inclination to sing or play a musical instrument. Most of the four University choirs, three band...…

…*AGE FOURTEEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER "28, 1954 ?AGE FOU1tTEKN TTYESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1950 l ', Student Decorators in All-Out Effort .--- Fresh from a variety of summer occupations, students returned to campus to face the perennial au- tumnal job of decorating their rooms. Would-be interior decorators in fraternity houses, residence halls and apartments struggled with hammer and nail, paint and brush all last week in an...…

…TUESDAT, SEPTEMBER 26, 1956 THE MICHITGAN DAILY BUSINESS BIG-AS USUAL: D;. DIVERSIFIED DISPLAY: Hospital Treats Quarter Million Yearly 1.4\wArt Exhibit To Feature .. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . .................................................o athletic Theme By RON WATTS Treating patients at the pace of a quarter of a million per year has been "business as usual" for the University Hospital. It's no...…

…0 PAGE SIXTEEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY; TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1950 4 'SUBSTANTIAL INCREASE:' Enrollment Jumps In All 'U' ROTC Courses Angell Hall Additions Unofficial Gargoyle Staff Meets Today Gargoyle, the one-time official campus humor magazine, will re-} turn to campus sometime in No- vember if plans made at today's meeting are successful. The meeting will be held at 4:15 p.m. at 211 S. State street. Last May the Board in Control st...…

…UGENERAL SUPPLEMENT Latest Deadline in the State Dutli GENERAL SUPPLEMENT VOL.LXI ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 20, 1950 THIRTY PA( University Inrollment of 21,000 U Phoenix Project Will Pacify Atom. Living Memorial To Finance Study By LARRY ROTHMAN Little more than a year after towering columns of smoke had appeared over Hiroshima and Na- gasaki, the plan for a Phoenix Project was born on this cam- pus. Designed with the in...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1950 11j CAMPUS GOYVERNMENT: Student Legislature Meets'U' Problems __t (Continued from Page 1) at a glance just what's going on throughout the entire year. This committee also concerns itself with suggestions of dif- ferent and new courses in the various University colleges and schools, movies and the faculty rating system, which SL origi- nated two years ago. Movies of all makes, sizes, la...…

…SEPTEMBER 20, 1950 'S HE MIU119AN THE MICHIGAN DAILY ORATORICAL ASSOCIATION: Lilienthal To Open Lecture Series r1 4. * * * * * * The Oratorical Association's 1950 lecture series will range from "The Hydrogen Bomb" to "Chang- ing styles in American Humor," featuring s u c h distinguished 'zpeakerS. as David E. Lilienthal, Rfmnett Cerf, Charles Laughton and Lowell Thomas, Jr. I-tudents will get a deal from the Association as well as a...…

…STHE MICHIGAN DAILY WIRDNESDAY, I.," I Th1 0 " a top lie t e "Fire I COMMUNISTS IN THE university. Dis- crimination in the university. Freedom pech in the university. the controversies about these well-worn ubjects prove anything, it is that university fe cannot be divorced from the surround- ng social order. And yet, despite the bar- age of verbal brickbats flying back and orth about the Welfare State, hardly a vord has been said abo...…

…F)I J /EDNESflAY, SEPTEMBF4R 20, 1950 r TI1V MICHIGAN DAILY Phoenix Project Studies Atom Effects STUDENT SUPPLIES O) * * * * * * * *' * <a (Continued from Page 1) budget is how and where the mo- ney will be acquired. In the main, it will come from the University's 125,000 alumni, different founda- tions, business leaders, industry and the like. CHESTER H. LANG has been appointed national chairman to handle this prodigious fund-rais-...…

…t 20,1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 'l . i iis The Campus Churches Welcome You! I Activities for Orientation Week and for Registration Weekend . . rp NAVAL CADETS GET KNOW-HOW ON GUNNERY-Summer cruises aren't all the program for Naval cadets in the University's NROTC program. These shivering students match wits with the clod steel of a naval gun as a part of their four-year training for commissions as ensigns in the...…

…WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ACAREMIC, VOCATIONAL, EMOTIONAL: Far Eastern Languages Offered 'Referral' (Continued from Page 6) Counsel Service Aids Troubled Students and the chief job of the counselors is approving their elections. PROF. ARTHUR Van Duren, chairman of the academic counse- lors, emphasized the importance of the academic counselor's job. "The vast majority of students know what they want to do, but mos...…

…THE 311CIIIGA- DAILY WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 19 5 TIlE MICHIGAN DATLY WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 19~ .... .. ___.., rR UNITS TO BE BUILT: I1 0 Construction Program Under Way C * * * * * By PAUL MARX $13.5 million construction ram is under way at the Uni- ity. cluded in the, program is a million new literary college ding; a $5 million men's resi- e hall, South Quadrangle; and essential units of a proposed Ical center, a $2.5 million M...…