…lip SATURD~AY, AtTC-UST -5,4950- THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE 7THREE I Senators Ta Phils Trounce Cards,4-2; Roberts Sets New Mark k Tier Toll, 52 r 4 Major League Standings * * * - DETROIT-()-B o b Kuzava overcame sloppy fielding by his teammates and scattered 11 hits to pace the Washington Senators to a 5 to 2 victory over the De- troit Tigers last night. The setback cut the Tigers' American League lead to two games over the New Yor...…
…,. :. THE MICHIGAN DAILY . SATURDAY, AUGUST 5, 1950 __________________________ I OIL & GAS COSTS: Gliding Gives'U'Students Unique Sport Up in Clouds Gliding is a noiseless and less pensive way to fly. Ihose are the reasons for the ently - organized University aring Club, according to Bud Alcombe, temporary president. 'IN CONTRAST to power flight, erything is perfectly quiet, and ere are no worries about bill for soline and oil," he comme...…
…FRANCO LOAN- "REALISM' See rage 2 Y as La test Deadline in the State Iaii41 FAIR, WARMER VOL. LX, No. 27-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 1950 FOUR PAGES 1m. s * * * * * * * * *1 25th Division Shifts South, Re uses tta ck * * * * * * * * Cabinet Will Remain As Is - Truman WASHINGTON-(P)-President Truman put Korean policy critics emphatically on notice yesterday ' that as long as he is President, Secretary of State...…
…% I THESi CI R=NDAILY FrMDAY, AUGUST 4; 1950 I ___________________________________________________________________________ I Franco Loan -- 'Realism UNDER PRESSURE of the Korean situa- tion the Senate has yielded to a long- time temptation in voting for a loan to Franco Spain a sizeable "friendly" gesture that will cost the United States $100,000,000. Senator Tydings (Dem.-Md.), chairman of the Senate Armed Forces Committee, declared it ...…
…FMAZ rUGUST. 4._7 iM ~TigerSwe THE -MICH IAND1ALY FACE Yankee Series acs Houtteman Wins /. ? <! Score Four in First as Art Throws Six-Hitter . By The Associated Press DETROIT-Young Art Houtte- man, who missed his regular pitch- ing turn two days ago because of a strained muscle in his side, came up with a six-hitter yesterday to beat the New York Yankees, 5 to 2, and give the Detroit Tigers a sweep of the three-game series. The win bo...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 1950 Eublic Health ichool Has yew Set-up A new four-year undergradu- e program in public health tech- ology in the School of Public ealth is one of several major rrriculum innovations planned >r the 1950-51 academic year, iiversity officials announced yes- rday. The new program will lead to a egree of bachelor of science in iblic health. All previous courses this field have been offered at e graduate l...…
…I 1 4 6 DIXIECRATS' PARTIAL DEFEAT Latest Deadline in the State A61F juatt4p Y PARTLY CLOUDY VOL. LX. No. 26-5 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1950 FOUR PAGES T Senate Unit OKs Wage, Price Control Depends on Rise In Living Cost y WASHINGTON-)-The Sen- ate Banking Committee voted yes- terday for automatic price and wage controls and rationing if the cost of living rises to some point which the Committee will fix later.. The...…
…0( THE MICHIGAN DAILY' r >TMMSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1950 Tfli~ MICIUGAN DAILY _HVRDAYAUGUST. ._ 3 .mss9r. OMAS L. STOKES: Dixtecrats' Partial Defeat WASHINGTON-An interesting paradox is revealed in southern primaries in the current election season. Wherever publicly recognized Dixiecrats have raised their heads, they have been chopped down by the voters. But, on the other hand, where no publicly avowed Dixie- crat is involved, the spirit of Di...…
…THURSDAY, AUGUS'T 3, 195" THE MICHIG.AN DAILY TAGE T r Pitt is, Tigers Stretch League Leads Church Blanks Reds as Ennis Homers for Win PHILADELPHIA - W) - Emory (Bubba) Church hurled three-hit ball and joined with Del Ennis in driving in the Philadelphia Phil- lies' two runs as the National League leaders defeated the Cin- cinnati Reds 2-0 last night. Church, winning his fifth game against one defeat, singled a run home in the fou...…
…THlE RIMXXtIl iTty THURSDAY, A '[ V TST 3. 1951 lJ 1 THT71 .sbaYwv . ~ATTE~i .. iTiU l w ...#,, u Y JUPITER!: Shooting St Aeross Sum This month it should be easier o see a shooting star than a fly- .rg saucer. From August 9 to 13 there will e showers of meteors in the _ortheastern sky around 10 p.m., "ccording to Prof. Hazel M. Losh, Yf the astronomy department. The llsplay should be at its best on iugust 11, when the annual Per- ,eld me...…
…,. OUTLAWING COMMUNISTS See i~v ge 2 Y Latest Deadline in the State Da ii4g PARTLY CLOUDY _ SIX PA VOL. LX, No. 25-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1950 SIX FA 11 I I Senate Votes $100 Million Franco Loan Measure Needs House Approval WASHINGTON-(A)-The Sen- ate yesterday voted to let Spain have a $100,000,000 loan. It was one of the fe official Y friendly gestures that nation has had from the U.S. in several years. * ...…
…WED~NESDAY, AtWCVST 2, 19501 TIE MICHIGAN IIAILY w VHERE IS CATHERINE?": Ticket Seller. Expected To Be Campus Quiz Kid By PAULA STRAWRECKER The student ticket seller must be ned with the patience of Job, intricate knowledge of campus e and a sense of humor, as well the correct change. The task was doubly bewildering a visiting student, unfamiliar h the campus, who was recruit- to sell tickets for a movie re- Ztly. FROM BEHIND the barred ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. .. ... .. _. : _... _ ___._ -__ - ._r.. R59K tF _ _., _ Wertz' Bat Leads Tigers to ^-_________________________________________________ , Eig Leagues on War Status -1 T -I Major League Standings CINCINNATI -(p)- Baseball ommissioner A. B. Chandler an- ounced the national defense list Iles, as adopted by Organized .aseball during World War II, ave been re-activated as of yes- terday for major league baseboll. T...…
…IE MICHIGAN IDAILY - 7 NEA -t-A DST2, 1950 !I [OMAS L. STOKES: UNESCO & Korean Crisis DRAMA WASHINGTON-While the United Nations has moved with commendable boldness and promptness from the very start of the Korean crisis, there is one function which thus far it has failed to perform adequately to meet its first challenge by aggression. This-and a highly important one-is in the field of education and enlightenment on what might be called ...…
…2, 1s5O THE MICHIGAN DAILY :-I- 'Beach Council Plans Annual Dance For August 12 Ken Norman's Band Will Provide Music; AquaticScenes Set In summer a young student's fancy turns to thoughts of the "Beach Ball". The second annual "Beach Ball," sponsored by the Women's League Council, will be held from 9 p.m. to midnight, Saturday, August 12 in the League Ballroom. TRADITIONALLY the League Council has given a formal each summer on the last wee...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY CE OFF GUARD: irtoonists in Basement ire British Barristers 'U' N ROTC Students in Training INSTITUTE LECTURE: Liebesny Describes Customs Of Muslim Law in Near East (4r PAULA STRAWHECKER rou're planning to be a law- ake a look at the legal car- in the basement of the Law y and see yourself as others see you. se satiric reproductions are paintings by "Spy" and other b. cartoonists. Many brave ters use them for office dec...…
…t~.. , r.,. 'WAR JITTERS' ARRIVE See Page 2 Y Latest Deadline in the State Iaiitt PARTLY CLOUDY VOL. LX, No. 24-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SUNDAY, JULY 30, 1950 FOUR PAGES 0 II [a " 2 1 ,,, , War Plane Production Order Given 'U' To Work on Guided Missiles WASHINGTON - (A') - In a move to speed the building of a big air armada, the Government yesterday ordered work to start on some $4,300,006,000 worth of planes without waiting fo...…
…w KI 4 11, /r 'tF1I- MIII1U2A1DAILY ST+.NA ,JTJY 3O, .1950 ',. ,. i EARS that ha horizon for ached harrowin e country the t mments aboutt Our setbacks een responsible 'War Jitters' Arrive ave been looming on the one-way street of thoughtlessness which several weeks have now can end only with war. It would indeed 1g proportions: throughout be horrible if it were the American peo- alk of the day is rife with ple, through their childish ...…
… r THE MICHIGAN HAI PAC~ 1W~~ IIiW11i Tigers Save Fall fmrom First by Beating At letics My Sweetie Wins Memorial Trophy Race in Detroit River Speedboating Phillies Retain National Lead Despite Loss to Pirates as Giants Shade Cards DETROIT- -P)-The smooth- riding speedboat My Sweetie won an easy victory yesterday in the Detroit Memorial Trophy race on the Detroit River. The boat, owned by Horace E. Dodge, was driven in the firs...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY , SUNDAY, JULY 34, 1950 OLLEGE ROUNDIUP:- Communist Problem Hits Square Dancing R-age of Campus Texas NEXT STOP-AKRON: Wind Whizzes Marchand To Derby Championship ' By PAUL MARX At the UNIVERSITY OF TEX- .S, the campus newspaper, The exan, was recently faced with he issue of to print or not to rint. A student was apprehended fog :stributng pro-Russian leaflets i a 'Iexas dormitory just after he war in Korea started. ...…
…BELT TIGHTENING See Page 2 *r Aa :4 aii CLOUDY, WARM Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LX, No. 24-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JULY 29, 1950 FOUR PAGE I ---l' New Baruch Control Plan Hits Senate Truman Opposes Sweeping Plan WASHINGTON-(P)-A n e w built-by-Baruch plan for stand- by price, wage and rationing con- trols hit the Senate yesterday, but the White House stood firm against such a sweeping measure. President Truman's ...…
…PACE TWO Tit MI HI ANDAILY SATURDAY, JULY 29, 1953 __________________________________________________ SATURDAY. JULY 29. 1953 * ON THE Washington Merry-Go -Round WITH DREW PEARSON BREWSTER'S WIRE-TAPPING' INTERESTING NEW EVIDENCE gradually accumulates in the Justice Department's belated probe of Senator Brewster's eaves- dropping on Howard Hughes, the West Coast aviation mogul. It will be recalled that three years ago when the GOP Senat...…
…ATL1 D 'Y, TULY 29, 1950 THE MICHiGAN DAILY r m r Tiger Lead Cut to Half-Game on 7-6 Loss to Athletics It's Official -- September Set for Louis Title Try Snead Underj Standard by 6 Phils Win Fifth Straight; Giants Upset Cards, 8-3 Major League Standings * * * AMERICAN Detroit New York W 57 57 NEW YORK-(P)-Joe Louis made it official yesterday. The former heavyweight cham- pion, now 36 and beset by income. tax troubles, notified the...…
…THEI MTlCHWAN MDAT SATUDAY, JULY 29, 1950 I i _.. --- iTEP CONSCIOUSNESS: Library Repairs Blamed On Ann Arbor Weather Weighing In .> _ ____ Ann Arbor weathe"r is the in- direct cause of the ripping and wrecking being carried on in front of the General Library. According. to Walter M. Roth, superintendent of plant service, frost action has pushed the stones 'Bed-Checking Charlie' Back At Front Again In Korean Uniform For ThisCampaign ...…
…INTERNATIONAL ARMY See rage 2 Y Latest Deadline in the State Da11339 PARTLY CLOUDY VOL. LX, No. 23-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1950 FOUR PA S I I ,.. * * * * * * * * * * * First davalry Launches Big Counterattac 6 k * * * * House Group OK's Price Control Bill WASHINGTON - (P) - The House Banking Committee yester- day approved 20 to 1 President Truman's plan of partial controls but Congress threatened to junk it...…
… TWOY THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JUY 28, 1950 ,e. THOMAS L. STOKES: International Army WASHINGTON-Our government is giving every encouragement to the proposal by President Vincent Auriol of France that the United Nations capitalize its first challenge by aggression in Korea, and proceed now, and forthwith, to create a permanent inter- national police force-an international army -to meet future aggression. The time, it is felt here, is pr...…
…FRIDAY,3ULY 28, 1950 T HE MICHIGAN DAILY A Trout Beats Sox; Cara ower rips lock Detroit Increases Margin As Browns Edge Yankees, Saddler To I Major League Standings Fight Pep In Fall 'v DETROIT - (A') - The veteran Paul (Dizzy) Trout turned back the Boston Red Sox 5-1 on a neat nine-hitter yesterday to protect the Detroit Tigers' slender Ameri- can League lead. It was Diz' third triumph over the Red Sox this year and came at th...…
…__________________TTE MITTGAN DRI LY Atom Cities Cause AEC Difficulties "Management of the three atom- ic towns diverts the energies of the Atomic Energy Commission and has become one of the Commis- sion's greatest problems," Lyman Moore, City Manager of Portland, Me., declared at the Public Policy and Atomic Energy lecture yes- terday. At present such relatively un- important details as housing and town management are the direct responsibili...…
…vr IN THIS CORNER See Page 2 V Latest Deadline in the State Duii4i +r . t # . ' ., ' t"' / V '1r FAIR, TEMPERATURE STEADY VOL. LX, No. 22-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1950 FOUR PAGES GI's Stall North Korean Drive Near Pusan S, Truman Asks Congress For k More Control Baruch Terms Policy Ineffective r WASHINGTON -(A)- President Truman called on Congress anew yesterday for limited economic controls, documenting his ...…
…'I ' TE MICHIGAN DAILY IMMT1SDAY,3ULY 27, 1950 Phit Ti4 Corke .. . Em ________________________________________ "HE DETROIT CITY COUNCIL, in ban- ning the sale of "subversive" publica- ns on city property, seems to have been st blindly lashing out at an enemy whom e Councilmen do not understand or know >w to defeat. Their action is worse than tile. It is actually subversive itself. And the ost disturbing thing about it is that the uncil do...…
…'W , R THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1950 'THE MICHIGAN DAILY ... Cubs Beat Phis; Bosox Blank Detroit n Dodgers Top, - Cards; Buts SWhipBraves PHILADELPHIA - (P) - Walt Dubiel blew up in the sixth inning last night, walking six men and al- lowing two hits, as the Philadel- phia Phillies scored all of their runs for a 6-4 victory over the Chicago Cubs. The victory increased the PhilN National League lead to one and one-half games. * * * DODGER...…
…THE MMIIGAN IIAWY THURSDAYJULY 27, 1950 T H I H G N i ALiTH I S A ,U Y 2, 15 ZOOM! HARBINGERS OF DERBY: Wire, Crates Keep Local Boys Busy m WA It's made out of almost anything a young boy can lay his hands on -old boards, crates, chicken wire, rope and of course nails to hold it together. It's all put together by the spit and polish of the youngster and it might win him several prizes or even a college education or a shiny new car. T...…
…1 CONGRESSIONAL IMMUNITY See Page 4 NE 4it D43aii4i tS Latest Deadline in the State ...... CLOUDY, SHOWERS EIGHT PAGE ® VL. LX. No. 21-9 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1950 I .i.rr New Tax Increase Of $5 Billion Is Requested Rates Would Hit WartimeHigh k° ASHINGTON-(AP)-President Truman called on Congres yes- terday for a quick $5,000,000,000 a year increase in taxes as a first installment on war in Korea and1 worldw...…
…TIE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, cholarly Attitude' to Folk usic all Wrong, Panel Find WEDESA_.._Y2~ Oratorical Series 'Speakers '50-'l51 -- INDUSTRY INTERESTED: Beaven Urges More Speech Teachers A'"belligerent, scholarly atti- de" toward folk music is what >many Americans are falling in- was the feeling of a small dis- ssion group of folk music lovers, >nsored by the Inter-Arts Union. This attitude is fine, but anyone .o takes i...…
… w WEDNESDAY, JUILY 26, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY p. ; , ,., ._. .. _ _. r RECORDINGS of the Summer Session BAND CONCERT Available at the HI-FI RECORDING STUDIO Unusual Solo r 521 East Liberty Phone 2-3053 rw BOOK-SALE 9c -99c Fiction and General Stationery Sale 29c -79c at FO LLETT'S WILLIAM STANLEY . . tuba expert P. * * * * * Cello-Like Tone of Tuba Will Be Heard in Stanley'sRecital Michigan Book Store 322 South State Stree...…
…" THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, lSHIN and ted tl , thro Leges, ary b ne of aloA what AS L. STOKES: Congressional Immunity VGTON-Senators are very proud perience in this investigation indicates that jealous of the rights and privileges this privilege should not become a license hem as members of what has be- for the character assassination of Ameri- ough guarding of those rights and can citizens. It is believed that from such one of the wor...…
… 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ...,. ..:.. m Phols Blank Cubs Twice DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN I BARGAIN SPECIALS All COLORED DRESS and SPORT SHIRTS 20% off TICE'S MEN'S SHOP 1107 South University Avenue ACROSS FROM THE NEW BANK * ** Cap Liners Tigers Lose to Red Sox, 7-6; Brownies Trip Yankees, 4-3 Read and Use The Michigan Daily Classifieds 4) Ordered for Tribesmen CLEVELAND -(P)-- General Manager Hank Greenberg yester- day ordered ...…
…TLE MICHIGAN DAILYW WEDNESDAY, JDLY. 26, 1$ Q.____ RLEM-SOLVERS: P Discussion Offers orean War Problem QUIET! (HE'S 94 TODAY): Shaw 's Birthday Gets Shavian Snort r. I 'jous plans for the settlement :e war in Korea were offer- students Monday night in P-sponsored all student dis- p ert Leaves r Bach Tal ns T. David of the music I left yesterday for the Berk- Music Center, Tanglewood, where he will deliver two es on Johann Sebastian Bach ...…
…WVEDlNES!DAY, JTJTY'A,r9 150 THE MICHIGAN DTAILY - Wardrobes May Be Stretched By Juggling Skirts, Blouses Fashion Writers Advise "Sew Your Own For Useful, Inexpensive College Clothes "If I only had some more clothes!" - "I haven't a thing to wear!" - How many times have you echoed these words? The way to make a few clothes look like a number of different and attractive outfits is to juggle skirts and blouses. Sew your own, too, if you are...…
…r lr IN IF& 'I'j r J BOY WITH BATON --Jerry Lyon, four-year-old son of Ernest Lyon, University of Louisville band director, holds baton at a rehearsal of high school and college students. F."1 S H I N G L ES SO N - Guide Pete McGillen (left) shows Ted Wright technique of. remov- ing lure from a nineteen-pound muskellunge caught in the Kawartha Lake district, Ontario, Canada. M OM ENT FOR MO :P PE TS Hundreds of balloons are airborne at...…
… IN THIS CORNER See Page 2 as La test Deadline in the State Da3 i4 PARTLY CLOUDY ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JULY 23, 1950 FOUR PA nTalT T V N. 2 0-S V VL. Leh 1VU F.V-7 < - - i I Communists Shell Island Of Quemoy Nationalists Set For Red Invasion T A I P E I, Formosa-(P)-The Chinese Nationalist reported the Chinese Communists began shell- ing the Nationalist island of Que- moy (Chinemen) last night in evi- dent preparation for ...…
…THE MICHIIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JULY 2,.1950 I j IV Vidi 1'WV .. iVll/{I V ), TAR CORNER 0Ot ON THE Washington Merry- Go-Round WITH DREW PEARSON SOMEONE asked the other day why there is this picture of an ape on the editorial page of The Daily. The reason is that perhaps people need to be told pictorially that in this corner of the universe the problem is not how to .build a machine, but what to do with it, just as the ape's problem is n...…
… SUNDAY, JULY 23, 19504 TIM M i HIGAN DAILY 77T 7 Yanks ithin Half-Game of First Louis Will Fight in Fall PATERSON, N.J. -- UP) - Joe Louis will return to the ring in late September for a heavyweight title bout and has leased training quar- tres for a month, the Paterson Evening News said yesterday. Earlier this month, Jim Norris, president of the International Boxing Club, said Louis would come out of retirement and oppose Heavyweigh...…
…THE MICHWXN OXILt SUNDAY, JULY 2, 193 _________________________________ ___ U 7 -W mw w - - - - LLEGE ROUNDUP: Minnesota's YP Hit Circulation Snags. By NANCY BYLAN Young Progressives at the Uni- versity of Minnesota are having troubles. Zealously determined to circu- lte the Stockholm Peace Appeal On their campus, despite its "Red" _rand, they planned a 'summer- kng campaign for signatures, in- eluding a giant student peace-rally and ...…
… POINT FOUR APPROPRIATION S See Page 2 Latest Deadline in the State :4kti~p PARTLY CLOUDY VOL. LX, No. 20-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JULY 22, 1950 FOUR PAGES Multi-Billon Tax Boost " Suggested Levy Would Be Biggest in History WASHINGTON - (A) - An } immediate multi-billion dollar "across the board" boost in federal taxes, to crack down on "profi- teers" and to put the nation on a pay-as-you-go basis in the Ko- rean crisis, was pro...…
…PAGE TWO I . TTTF Mjf:HTe.AN n aiT.v .: fum. d i1t'tSY? 1 to . ta'Yt v esn _ _ rt n n . s_ ..w®. W AGE T W O U. .U..111115. .A.i. U ... AL .3. .3£3 i .It C3 . L j bAUuiJUAiX, JULY 22, U1950 ,,4 1 1UAD L. 3 IUftIajl5 Grand Effort WASHINGTON-In his explanation of the meaning of Korea in messages to Con- gress, the American people and the world, President Truman intimated very plainly. that the United Nations may be expected td act under ...…
…SATJRDAY, jjULY' -IO5 TiiE MICHIGAN DAILY:- IVA rt'I " .' ....=;.. ,__ . m , . ..,.. _ _. m _ _ Yankees Cut Detroit Lead, Win, 14=5, * * * * BREAKFASTS... LUNCHES FULL COURSE DINNERS STUDENT OWNED AND MANAGED Hours - 7:00 AM. to 1:00 A.M. Sunday - 9:00 A.M. to 1:00 A.M. 7/he fine~ / 808 South State -- Near Hill AP Roundup 4 DETROIT - ( P)- Larry Evans and Arthur Bisguier, 'teen-age chess players from New York, 'shared the top s...…
…*PAGE FOUR 'U' Delegates Will Propost Amendment (EDITOR'S NOTE: Students from every corner of the nation will at- tend the Third Annual National Stu- dent Congress, Aug. 23-31, at the Uni- versity. This is the fourth article in a series which will present many of the issues they will face.) Delegates representing the Uni versity, appointed by Student Leg islature (SL), will propose al amendment to the Michigan Re gion stand on Student Rights, ...…
… SUPER-PATRIOT AND HOARDERS See Page 2 Y Latest Deadline in the State Duati4 WARMER, WE HOPE! VOL. LX, No. 19-9SANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1950 FOUR PAGES U1 * * * 4 Senate Blasts McCarthy Probe -45-37 n Calls Red Investigation -Hoax Fraud' Bitter Session Accepts Report WASHINGTON-(G)-A n e a r fist-fight, name calling, and an effort to :play a phonograph in the Senate provided a brisk sequel today to formal Senate a...…
…PAGE TWO TIDE MICHIGAN DAILY c FSTDAY, 'JULY 21, 195 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ____________________________________________________ I __________________________________________________________________________________ I FRIDA _, JULY ...,.. Administrattion Error V KOREA had been a Pearl Harbor attack, the United States would have lost the war before it was ready to fight. The Secretary of Defense said that if the Russians attack- ed at four, th...…
