… Ads mimmmmmmmm* ji 0 IT, 1(1 an I43a i4! EDITOR'S NOTE See Page 4 r ex f. PARTLY CLOUDY Latest Deadline in the State VOL.LXI, No. 5-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JULY 1, 1951 SIX PAGES British Send Ship To Persian Gulf Iranian Spokesman Protests Action; Claims Threat to Iran from West TEHRAN, Iran-(P)-Britain headed at least one more frigate toward the Persian Gulf yesterday and sent a tank landing ship to x Join the cruiser Mauritiu...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JULY 1, 1951 I I I . . The radio highlights for the NBC week beginning today will start off with the fourth of the Summer Concert Series of the NBC Symphony Orchestra at 8:30 p.m. today. The program will feature Percy Faith, as conductor; Soprano solo- ist Mimi Benzell; and baritone John Baker. Faith will conduct the orchestra in music of Richard Rogers and Victor Herbert, while arias from Goundod's "Romeo and M...…
… WNWAY, JULY Is 1"1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE W||| A , JULY 1 ilSli |PAGE THREE O . THESPOT By CY CARLTON 11r EAll-Star game on July 10th should prove a salient feature in Detroit's 250th birthday celebration and loyal fans will undoubtedly pack Briggs Stadium to the gills for the event. Al the imagery and color which goes with a great sports event will be present. However there are many basic flaws in the gen- esal makeup of the All-...…
…: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 ...…
… 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 ...…
…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...…
…Y MERRY-GO-ROUND See Page 2 t AL C.Y D~aitP 0 0o C Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LXI, No. 4-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JUNE 30, 1951 FAIR FOUR PAGES Marshall Sees Ominous Red Mobilization Asks Large Sum *For Allied Aid WASHINGTON-()-Secretary of Defense Marshall said yester- day that the Communist world is staging a "rather ominous" build- up of its military strength. As a vital part of the American effort to match this buildu...…
…PAGN TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, JUNE 30, 1951 I __________________________________________________ I ON THE Washington Merry-Go-Round WITH DREW PEARSON WASHINGTON-Senators are finding it novel and refreshing to have a news- paperman as a colleague. However, the new Senator, Blair Moody of Michigan doesn't always follow the "club" rules, and some Senators don't like it. For instance, it's against the unwritten Senate code for one ...…
…&ATURDAY, JUNE 30, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY RAGE THREE Phillies Nip Slumping Dodgers Curious Fly Livens PGA Comipetiion Snead, Furgol Argue onRuling OAKMONT, Pa.-(A)--The de- fending champion, medalist and four former titlists were swept from the Professional Golfers As- sociation tournament yesterday, but these rocky incidents were completely over-shadowed by the case of the curious fly. The vagrant insect-variously described as a tiny ...…
…'"E FOUR r11'l MIGAf' :DAILY A r, _ }t #7!'.1..+ v4.L ii ! ei ' d:.A <. J1j JJl Lauwerys Blasts Red Propaganda Communist dominated coun- tries deliberately attempt to use education as an instrument of so- cial and political action, Joseph A. Lauwerys, professor of com- parative education at the Univer- sity of London, said yesterday. Speaking to the Workshop in International , Education, Prof. Lauwerys discussed the way in which a politica...…
…Y 4IWRit4t a 44*6P , i °° t8 ' x OPEN REGENTS MEETING See Page 2 Latest Deadline in the State FAIR VOL. LXI, No. 3-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1951 FOUR PAGES Trum an Hopes Korean C for, Success In ease-Fire Talks A l * * * Woods Orders Rent Survey Held Here Federal Investigator En Route; Will Probe City Council Request WASHINGTON-(W)-Housing Expediter Tighe Woods ordered a survey to determine if rent ceilings sho...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1951 I - - MOMMOMM a} Open Regents' Meeting THIS AFTERNOON, seven men and one woman will file into a plush conference room on the second floor of the Adminis- tration Building. They will carry brief cases loaded with papers on which are printed words, num- bers and dollar signs. Somebody will close the door and they will seat themselves around an expansive, polished table with more papers on ...…
… FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1951 TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE iants, Yanks in ey ames W K G ___ SMajor League Standings AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago«..... NeW York«... 1 Boston........ Cleveland ..... Detroit....... Washington .. Philadelphia,. St. Louis ..... W 42 41 39 34 31 25 24 19 L 23 23 26 30 30 37 41 45 Pct. .646 .641 .600 .531 .508 .403 .369 .297 GB 12 3 7% 9 15ia 18 22 2 Brooklyn .... New York .... St. Louis.........…
…PAGE' FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRMAY, JUNE 29, 1951 PAGE FOUR FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1951 Lecture Card To Spotlight World Crisis The eighth annual Summer Session lecture series, centering! around the role of the United. States in the present world crisis, will open Thursday, July 5, with a speech by Dr. Harold H. Fisher, on "The Strategy of Freedom: Objectives and Tactics in the Struggle Against Despotism." Chairman. of the Hoover In- stitute an...…
… Keep * with' the as -mot T r Today * * * * * * * * * * * If you are not already a subscriber to The Daily, avail yourself of this easy opportunity to receive seven weeks of campus, national and international news delivered to your doorstep before breakfast. Fifteen. hundred extra Dailies have been printed and left at strategic points around. the campus. Fill in the attached post card on your free issue, and drop it in a mai...…
…I ,PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1931 ____________________________________ U _________________________________________________________________________ DORIS FLEESON: Japanese Treaty W ASHINGTON-The careful and co-oper- ative planning of a Republican diplomat from the canyons of Wall Street and a Democratic Senator from the Northwest is presenting Washington with a welcome de- parture from the current confusion and rivalr...…
… THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE . Dodgers Gain, white Sox Lose Ground E I1 4 rt i I Brooklyn Tops Giants, 10-4;' Detroit.Edges Chicago, 3-2 Major League Standings ________t | AMERICAN By The Associated Press CHICAGO-The Detroit Tigers bunched two singles, a sacrifice and a long, run-scoring fly in the eighth inning to edge out the pace- setting Chicago White Sox, 3-2, yesterday.: The Tigers' victory, w...…
…41 1 FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TbUtUiDAX, JUNE 28, 1951 FOUR T1iUt$~DAY, JUNE 28, 1951 --W -i DEFERMENTS 'FADE AWAY': New UMT Law Alters Draft Status for Many The Universal Military Training and Service law which President Harry Truman signed last week may mean that the draft defer- ments for at least 370,000 men are going to "fade away" within the next few months. Among this number will be those with only one dependent-. classified 3-A-...…
…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 $-0.50. was name fd carrv - 21 m7axicelnue ei.li has served on th tobic Theotefiepo were adc1iio ; ose 1~oo~ ITHIE MICHIGAN DAILY Ar~ - < tti~ 1 (9 ~ l( '.'' A.~lj ; 1/ ; _u01 CI. ro Summer Session schedule is filled to capacity with u. l . l tary c...…
… PAGE FOUR THE M CHIGAN )A ILY 7 Sitelf11 4 By DAVE THOMAS THIS being the first issue of The Daily for the summer session when the campus is crowded with students who are attending the University for the first time, a few intro- ductions would seem to be in order. The Daily, of course, is one of the oldest and most respected of college papers. It was founded by a group of disgruntled independ- ents sixty years ago when they were ousted f...…
… WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE WENSA, UE2, 91TE IcI;A -L Social, Recreational Events Open to Campus Varied After-Class ciies Scheduled by League Council Dances To Be Staged in Rumpus Room: Bridge Lessons To Be Given Tuesdays Women's Athletic Department Plans Full Sports Program Coeds Ilave Many Facilities Open to Them At WAB i-M. Union for Co-Recreation SchoolSlates Party Tonight Bowling, tennis, golf and squ...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27, 1951 ,' F 0 <Yra ple Tigers, 11-3; a ai 7AM3 ;.¢}$. * * * * * * 4 ;TH E CH AMP IS WORRIED: PGA Meet Opens Today at Gakmont 'Athletes in Nation ciSp ihti aaft C a inmin*Fitt, "r OAVMONT, Pa.-(/P)--The ex- hausting week-long Professional Golfers Association tournament opens today with defending cham-f pion Chandler Harper in a state of complete depression over a pro- longed sl...…
… WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAIL! PAGE SEV , y GEORE F P OT By GEORGE FLINT It's surprising to some that big names in college sports don't al- ways go on to success in professional leagues-but at Michigan the A trend is quite noticeable. Rather than entering the pro sports, most Michigan athletes in i the past few years have turned to coaching for their bread and butter. * * * * A FAMOUS EXAMPLE is the present Wolverine foot...…
…-IN DAILY J j ....T T ..N......E...A.,JU E 2, 9. JULY 4 PREMIERE: Drama Season To Burst on' U' Scene I f f y Fill VON& / r ~ '4 Y ; . f,1 1; , ;, '' / 0 1 _.. .,r .... .. _ ,,, h i By HARRIET TEPPERMAN The University's legitimate stage season will get off to a popping start on July 4 when the Depart- ment of Speech begins its contri- bution to the nation's straw hat circuit. The summer season of plays will be presented at the Lydi...…
…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...…
…CYl rr itFA6 434hr i MEMORIAL DAY See Page 4 0 ~0 o0 Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LXI, No. 169 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 30, 1951 FAIR, MILD SIX PAGES I * * * SAllies Push 26 * * Miiles I *O * eyond An Editorial 38th * * * 9 Vandenberg Asks for Big Air Arnmada Must Be Ready To Hit Russia WASHINGTON - (A) - Ge Hoyt S. Vandenberg declared ye: terday the United States mu build a huge air force which war can smas...…
… TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MAY 30, 1951 MILITARY MATTERS: Training Gets Rougher Before Going Overseas B f . DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the last in a series of articles by Pvt. Peter Hotton, '50, describing the pre-over- seas shipment experience of a modern day infantryman. Pvt. Hotton, a for- mer Daily night editor, is now sta- tioned in Tokyo. By PVT. PETER HOTTON We got to Fort Ord in time to take part in ...…
…I' DAY, MAY 30, 1951 THE MICHIGAN D ATTY olverine Nine Trounced b ichiganStat o rArLAN 1i °ARKPLUG HONORED: Haynam to Captain 1952 Michigan Baseball Squad * * * x. * * * The sharpest fielder among Michigan's ballplayers was named to the captaincy of next year's Wolverine squadyesterday. Shortstop Bruce Haynam, the unassuming little sparkplug sopho- more from Cleveland Heights, Ohio, received the honor in an election by the players fol...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'U! ' r: : 11 :r.ir1Y, il'i i 4, 1Sa1 mmwwmmmmmm Memorial Day AFTER A TEN YEAR lapse, Memorial Day has regained its place in Ann Arbor as a day of remembrance. A relatively small event, a parade of Ann Arbor's Gold Star Mothers, Moms, veterans' organizations and school children, has caused this rede- dication. Since 1941 there has been no parade in the city and last year, Me- morial Day passed with bare recogni- tion. A...…
…WEDNESDAY, MAY 30, 1951 Local Children May Register For 'U' Course Summer Play Class WII Offer Instruction In Games, Rhythms THE MICHIGAN DAILY PrAG!r I ...*.**. .. mm I..u a 1-, .\ I Instruction in games, stunts, rhythms. and swimming is being offered to approximately thirty boys and girls this summer, begin- ning Monday, June 25 to Friday, July 6. Children between the ages of 8 an 11 years old will have an op- portunity to enroll for the ...…
… 'AGE SIX THE MIfIHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MAY Sk 1951 .... 'AG i IENSDY A ~,15 I Jobs Keep New Dean Busy HOME FOR THE SUMMER SELLINGOU TO THE BARE FIXTURES NEVER, BUT NEVER, SUCH BARGAINS -Daily-Mike Scherer BOAT BUILDING DEAN-Dean-Elect George G. Brown of the engineering college planes the keel of a 16 foot boat in the base- ment workshop of his home. I EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the sec- ond in a series of articles on the draft and ve...…
…-I 0 t t fla t tj REGRESSION See Page 4' t Latest Deadline in the .State VOL. LXI, No. 168 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 29, 1951 CLOUDY AND WARMER SIX PAGES Joint Legislation Sets Draft Age at 18% Plans, for UMT Included in Bill WASHINGTON-()-A Sen- ate-House Conference Committee reached agreement on a new drafi bill yesterday and laid the founda- tion for Universal Military Train- ing in the United States. The compromise legislat...…
… PAGE TWO TIDE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MAY w9, 1951 ____________________________________________________________________________________ I I 'U'Campus Clubs Elect N_ ew Heads Four more campus groups have announced their next year offi- cers' slates: IZFA--Esther Halpern, '52, pre- sident; Eugene Alpern, '54, vice- president; Betty Ellenport, '52, se- cretary; and Herb Cohen, '53, treasurer. WSSF-Ossie Dodek and Mari- lyn Karasek, '53, co...…
…Y, MAY 29, 2951 TIE MfCHIE7AN DlAILY PACE 111E 1 1141111.l L'11 LAayLl ' SAu(r+ a 11 ine Plays Host to Spartans inSo - .._ ' ,, -.. }r w Larsen Seeks Second Win Over Michigan State Today Triumph Will Put Improved Wolverines Above Opponents in Conference Standings Raymond Sig Eps in Golf Title by Seven Strokes W ins D aily By DICK LEWIS Chicago with a 92. Dale Bowens ing and a five-run fourth innin Sigma Phi Epsilon linksmen counted w...…
…. , FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY . TUESDAY, MAY 29, 1951 U 1. r Regression W HEN A legislative body fights as long and confusedly as the Student Legisla- ture did last week over an organizational point, one would expect that they would reach a well-considered conclusion. Perhaps that is too much to expect. The disputed proposal itself, which would grant speaking privileges in the Legislature to representatives from cer- tain campus groups, w...…
…TUESDAY, MAY 29, 1951,.. TNF, MTC HTGAN DAILY lp A V-P. Invim TH11i'1 Te11 TT 11j V'AT1V\Aj/9-2j jt j malts # l v ill I ADPi, Kappa Delta Delegates To Attend National Sessions Members To Travel to Georgia, California; Convention To Highlight Varied Activities Alpha Delta Pi sorority, the old- Janet Barker and Annette Fish, est secret society for college wo- er will represent the local chapte: men, will hold its Centennial Con- of Kappa D...…
… GE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MAY 29, 1951 VILITARY MATTERS: CADETS' DAY: Annual ROTC Awards Bureau Will Start Vet Plan Draftee Assigned to Fort Ord EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the third in a -series of articles by Pvt. Peter Hotton, '50, describing the pre-over- seas shipment experience of a modern day infantryman. Pvt. Hotton, a for- mer Daily night editor, is now in Tokyo. By PVT. PETER HOTTON After a long period of the usual hrry...…
…a Y At* ti1 aw+++ \ KOREAN PEACE RUMORS See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State PARTLY CLOUDY VOL. LXI, No. 167 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 27, 1951 SIX PAGES Chinese Reds Flee into _ot oe ISS .Allies Trap 2,000 South Of Parallel 38th Crossed. At Six Points BULLETIN CENTRAL FRONT, Korea-- (M'-Alied corps officers said yesterday they believed the Chi- nese ability to mount an offen- r~sive in Korea has been crushed "for at least...…
… GE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY,'MAY N7, 1951 LOOK and LISTEN ... with Paula Edelman i Accompanying the change in weather will be the annual switch in radio and television programs to summer fare. A new TV program which hopes to achieve something different in I what's Up In the Dorms (Any items of interest concerning any dormitory, cooperative or league house may be submitted to Harriet Tepperman at The Daily, 2-3241, or at 342 Mosh...…
…SUNDAY, MAY 27, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA'E T ite Hot' Sox, Yanks C ontinuing Bli ____ __..,1..,1.___.________"." .5:.:___t"-'__'____"5_________..........___...___.. .......... THE MORNING LINE By TED PAPES TELEPHONES ON THE CITY DESK rang incessantly Friday evening and through the early hours of yesterday morning, as one anxious fan after another apprehensively inquired about Michigan's spring showdown performances at Evanston. T...…
…I THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 27, 1951 ERPRETING THE NEWS: Korean Peace Rumors By J. M. ROBERTS, JR. Associated Press News Analyst UNITED NATIONS forces regain the nitiative in Korea the New York head- ers is buzzing with talk of peace and 'rs of Russian feelers, but there is no test evidence of anything concrete. ne little incident about three weeks , which had no touch of the official ut it, may have provided the basis for it of th...…
