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…I SUNDAY, MAY 27, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGL Dual Purpose White Jackets To HighlightMen's Fashions National Youth Panel Promotes Style Poll: Recent Survey Includes Five Universities CALL FOR LEADERS: Orientation Directors Needed #U9 tL-w Cd More orientation leaders for both freshmen and transfer stu- dents are needed for next fall. Women, who are sophomores, juniors or seniors may apply be- fore 3:30 p.m. tomorrow at the Undergraduat...…

… A six THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 27, 1951 ,III III ll!! 11 1 , )ORM CHOOSES PIN-UP QUEEN: Cooley House Falls for Starlet ti * s By BOB HOLLOWAY In a spontaneous outburst of virile admiration for a feminine figure supreme, the men of Cooley ,House have signed a petition nam- ing Joan Diener, Hollywood and Broadway starlet, "the girl we would most like to study .. .with." The "Diener for House Queen" movement got started when two ...…

…Y It A6 aitli 9I .1Ly DORM FOOD EPIDEMIC See Page 3 N Latest Deadline in the State OCCASIONAL SHOWERS VOL. LXI, No. 166 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 26, 1951 Allie ensive mashes hea in orti SIX PAGES iorea * * * * * * * * * * * * UNIVERSITY Tro ops Pursue Retreating Reds Ir Chinese Fight To Kee Escape Route Near 38th Parallel Open1 TOKYO-(1)-The Allied offensive smashed ahead yesterday all 0i - across the Korean pen...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY } SATURDAY, MAY 26, 1951 r Big Parade To Be Held At 11:00 a.m. Wednesday Ann Arbor will witness a Memorial Day parade for the first time in ten years. Composed of 29 marching units, the parade will include the vari- ous veterans' organizations, groups from the Ann Arbor schools, sev- eral men's clubs, and units from the Moms and Gold Star Mothers. The marchers will follow a route from the Rackham Building west on Huron...…

…191% THE MICHIGAN DAILY Dorm Food Epidemics EARIE this month, 60 wo*en in Betsy Barbour were stricken by violent attacks of nausea. A few days later, the epidemic was over- but good. For the second time in two years, wide- spread sicknesses bearing all the earmarks of food infection hit, subsided and passed into oblivion with the vague pronounce- ments of Health Service officials. In 1949, epidemiologists took tests of food which had been r...…

… T#E MICHIGAN DAILY SAIl tiDAi4, lMtAY 26, 1551 'cE.wOn, Double winner; i M Ohio Nines Split Twin Bill h - )oote zna,,in ffroaa jump Indiana; 5. Vieth, Illinois. :14.8. 880-YARD RUN,-1. Makielski, Mich- igan State; 2. Waiter, Michigan State; 3. Reynolds, Illinois; 4. Rodibaugh, Purdue; 5. Whiteman, Indiana. 1:56 (even). 220-YARD LOW HURDLES-I. Tho- mas, Michigan State; 2. Henson, Mich- igan State; 3. Martin, Indiana; 4. Deuel, Io...…

…SATURDAY, MAY 26, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FfM Netmen ake Second Behin dIS;Barrack itits * * * * * * Brose, Michigan State Ace, Tops Hetzeckin Title Round Powerful Spartans Win First Championship By Ousting Northwestern's Defending Titlists 4) * * * By ED WHIPPLE Special to The Daily EVANSTON-Michigan State's power-laden tennis team became the first Spartan squad to win a Big Ten championship here yes- terday with a four-poi...…

…1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MAY t$, 1951 A1 CTOR ASSERTS: 'U' TV Hour 'Star's Privacy ShouldlBe Respected' Wins Award * * * * actors' private lives should not....: The.....W.....V..Univer....ity:.:.e..e- nvestigated by thHeu sbi Hn-t visin r won Variety Maga- Daniell, star of "The Cocktail Award for education ty' which will open here Tues- ~by television, it was announced asserted. ystrdy yesterday. The theatre is a matter of ii- The ...…

…IY SL DEBATES See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State 4hr 741'att CLOUDY AND WARMER, CLOUDY AND WARMER M. LXI, No. 165 A ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 25.1951 2 eT t s s r_ ,:: AN.ABR.MIGA. RDA.,A - 15 aw~r w~ae'~ t :y ' M Enters Tennis, Golf, Track Finals Michigan, Michigan State, Illinois Loom as Top Thinclad Contenders By JACK SOTHERLAND Special to The Daily EVANSTON--Big Ten spring championships in track, golf and tennis s...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY MRIAY, AY 25, 1951 o GO OR NOT TO GO: University Men To Tale Draft Deferment Test More than 1500 University stu- dents will report tomorrow at 8:30 a.m. to Waterman Gymnasium and the Business Administration Bldg. to take the college qualifica- tion test. The three-hour long examina- tion will start at 9 a.m. and last uiItil noon. All college students who are not veterans in the draft- age group, and who have sent in thei...…

…t, MAY 25, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE 'T Golfers Eight Strokes off Pace at Halfwa UIar TALKING... THE NEW DAILY policy an up-to-date coverage of IM activities has run into a few snags since its conception. Although something in that line is written every night, a sizable contingent of the readers has voiced its objection to the recent practice .of seemingly just men- tioning names and scores and often totally excluding some of the "mino...…

…1 THiE MICilGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 25, 195 1 SL Procedure IKE A DOG worrying an old bone, Stu- dent Legislature Wednesday night spent re tan two hours wrangling needlessly er the aged outside representation issue. The general uselessness of the long de- ate points out a major flaw in SL pro- edure, Most of the obstruction as usual came )m a small group of legislators. Endless iendments and procedural motions which ould have been settled ...…

…Y 25, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MkH1GA-DA.T College Days' To Set Theme C f Senior Ball Union To Be Scene Of Dance Featuring Music of McIntyre A, "I want to go back to Michigan This refrain will be uppermost in the minds of seniors at tonight's Senior Ball as they look over their four years at the University. - * * * a THE ANNUAL DANCE which is usually restricted to seniors only, is open to the entire campus this year. It will be h...…

… 9SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1951 __ _ .V ,as. a T NEVER REALIZED: Bioumell Ends Campus Career- norge Theodora Roumell, ' Jr., .i " :> ,a a { to college for a rest. ended a hectic high school# r in the spring of 1947 and ti ed for the Montana hills to or gold with a mining com- -: DNE-THE-RICHER for his at- Pts, he arrived on campus the wing fall resolved not to en- any activities that might de- t from his primary goal of x...…

…Yl r e BIRTH OF A NATION See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State Dai4 mI C+ O as .~ 00 SUNNY AND WARMER SUNNYAND ARME VOL. LXI, No. 164 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1951 SIX PA " nSIX Pa an Reds Retreat cross Entire Korean Korea Peace Issues Cited Approval of 'U,9 Bradley 0,1 Says Safeguards Must Be Planned WASHINGTON -(W)- General Omar Bradley told senators yes- terday South Korea would remain under constan...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY THRSDAY, MAY 2,1 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN ROOMS FOR RENT FOR SALE Students of the College of Literature, Science and the Arts: Student Advisors will meet for the last time this semes- ter, Thurs., May 24, 3-4:30 p.m., 1209 Angell Hall. All those with questions regarding courses, concentration or programs are urged to meet these ad- visors. Summer Opportunities: The Bureau of Appointments will have its personnel reques...…

…AY, MAY 24, 1951 THE MICHIGAN ]DAILY ........H.......I......... PAGE AM Netters Tie for First 1i prelims DO YOU KNOW . . Baseball was not invented by Abner Dou- bleday. It was evolved from the English game of cricket and, in a crude way, it was played in the Eastern United States many years before Doubleday was born. GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS @tlrich's Book Store p;; I Michigan Golfers Rated HighInfBig Ten Tourney By BOB ROSENM...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MAX 24, 1951 _______________________ - I I Birth of a Nation EE RISING sap of spring which brings blooming lilacs and a shaded diag to campus, has ushered in the annual per- of activity for the "liberal" conscience. The Labor Youth League has broken 'ough its winter cocoon and begun the nual spring membership drive. ' The MacArthur hearings and sequels have rred indignant letters to the editor against zerica's...…

…AY, MAY 24, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MTC1-TTEviiV.[aN DtA'1TTY 1 Campus Bridge Delegates Given Opportunity To Participate in Annual State Tournament Women Enthusiasts invited To Take Part in Contest for First Time; History of Game Reveals Recent Growth in United States, England Experts Claim Coeds Neglect 4 By MARY JANE MILLS Campus bridge addicts had an opportunity to show their skills last night in the all-campus tournaments held in...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY ?InURSDAY, MAY 24, 1951 .............. VORLD PREMIERE-Prof. Ross Lee Finney (left) watches as Prof. Wayne Dunlap conducts the University Symphony Orchestra in a rehearsal for the world premiere of Prof. Finney's "Concerto or Violin and Orchestra." Prof. Gilbert Ross, featured soloist, is. on the right. The concert will be ield tonight at Hill Auditorium. * * * * * * * * * - Finney's Concerto To Be Given Today Professor...…

…I . i n Dm114 FAIR TRADE DECISION See Page 4 CLOUDY, WARMER Latest Deadline in the State OL. LXI, No. 163 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 23, 1951 SIX P SAC Year Trial Ends Res tritions on Fresh man Activities ... .. * Period Set To Test Act List of Grades Will Be Filed By CHUCK ELLIOTT Regulations prohibiting first se- mester freshmen from extra-cur- I'ricular activities were swept away yesterday in an unexpected m...…

…4 _ is THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MAY 23, 1951 will receive a reserved seat at each home1 football game and general admission to basketball, track, wrestling, and base- ball, as long as seats are available. The purchase of an Athletic Coupon Book for your spouse or dependents en- titles them to a reserved seat at all home football games. To gain admis- sion to basketball, they must purchase a tax ticket at Ferry Field Ticket Office be...…

…MAY 23, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. 'M' To Face Big Ten Net Competition POLE VAULT POWER: Illinois Conceded Edge in Field Events (Editor's Note-This is the second in a series of stories spotlighting the Western Conference and Field Chain- pionships, scheduled for May 24 and 25 at Evanston, Illinois.) By HERB NEIL The pole vault trio of Don Laz, Dick Coleman, and Dick Calisch and potential scorers in the other field e...…

… THE MICUIGAN DAILY _ I____ Fair Trade Decision DORIS FLESON: Deferred Supreme will probably not set up any broad imme- ~e agree- diate reaction. so-called Nevertheless, there will eventually be a Lien it is reaction. with ho- When current agreements begin to expire there are bound to be defections from the t"' about ranks of controlled business. Moreover, when gged on the present period of spiraling costs passes ties, was from the econ...…

…Q 3, 1J51 T IE ,MICHIGA' ' DAILY THE MWHT(a A aavAN BATTYJI1 - JaMn i"*fn 7 7r -T rI, T T rN T ~ -.-.Nr" !hr ri rv I S1 YLISH SPECT ACLES: Glasses Become asset to Coeds' Beauty By MAD DAVIS . Coeds who are forced to wear spectacles to be able to see the puddles in the street need no long- er have fear that the students sit- ting on benches on the Diag will turn thebother cheek when they pass by. According to a recent release by a fashio...…

… E SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDJNESDIAY, MAY 23. 195: Snake Puts Bite on Dancer Muehl Says India Needs Broader Aid India needs a broader program of American aid aimed at solving her real problems rather than just "dropping money into the first hand that stretches out," John F. Muehl of the English department said last night. Speaking before the Political Science Roundtable, the author of "Interview With India" declared that aid to India must ...…

…THE CASE OF THE .TRENTON SIX Yl r e Latest Deadline in the State ~~Iit 01 0 0 FAIR AND COOLER See Page 4 - . .: LXI, No. 162 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 22, 1951 TWer oVr Pd1 i.. latcher Surprised by 'U' Presidency. )ffe By CAL SAMRA iversity President-elect Harlan Hatcher said yesterday that >ointment by the Board of Regents had "come as a surprise." ntacted by phone at his office in Columbus, 0., the Ohio State esident e...…

… Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MAY U !CUPATIONAL HELP: b thnerapfists Aid Veterans R At ReadjustmentCenter p By DIANE DECKER The role played by occupational therapists can be studied at close range at the little-known Univer- sity Veterans' Readjustment Cen- ter.' The Center, established in 1945 for the treatment of emotional problems of World War II veter- ans, Is noted for its short-term psycho-therapy program. It em- ploys two thera...…

…2 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Wolve BIG TEN MEET T rine Nine Pl HURSDA Y: pth Hold 'M' Track Hopes ays at .Balance, De (Edlitor's Note-This is the first in a series of stories spotlighting the Western Conference Track and Field Championships, scheduled for May 24 and 25 in Evanston, Illinois). By HERB NEIL Michigan, with more balance and depth in the sprints and dis- tance events than it has shown in several years, will attempt to build ...…

… . THE MICHIGAN DAILY' TUESDA The Case of the Trenton Six ONG LAST a group of democratic ericans ha've undertaken the defense cent men instead of allowing Com- controlled organizations to exploit yen for propaganda purposes. Negroes-internationally known as renton Six-are on trial for their in New Jersey. The present trial, is the third, has already been con- for ten weeks and is expected to ur another five. nt group to defend the six has be...…

…2.1951 THE MICflGAN ILAILY PAGE KKG Wins Lantern Night Cup * * * * Martha Cook Ranks eCOnd In CoedSing Award Posture Cup, Participation Trophy At Annual Festivities Kappa Kappa Gamma sang its way into first place last night at the 14th annual Lantern Night program. The sorority was awarded the Sing cup by Abby Funk, chairman of the traditional event and new president of WAA. * * * SECOND PLACE in singing com- petition was taken by Mart...…

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…EXTRA - No& jg ZrI Dai4b EXTRA ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN,_ SL PAGES * * * * * * Ruthven. Era Distinguished ByExpansion To End 22 Years: Retires June 30 By PAUL BRETLINGER Daily City Editor President Alexander G. Ruth- Yen will retire from his duties or June 30 this year, after a 22 yea period of leadership during a ser- les of world crises. His administration , has bee marked by tremendous physica expansion of the University, ac- companie...…

…4Wr it z rnx 411 a t EXTRA PRICE FIVE CENTS ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, MAY 21, 1951 SIX PAGES --I * r * * * 4> Ruthven Era Distinguished By Expansion 1 To End 22 Years: Retires June 30 By PAUL -BRETLINGER Daily City Editor President Alexander G. Ruth- ven will retire from his duties on June 30 this year, after a 22 year period of leadership during a ser- ies of world crises. His administration has been marked by tremendous...…

… rAGE Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY From Stagecoach to Tea, Ruthven a Busy Man ENROLLMENT DOUBLES: 'U' Expands, Changes Under Ruthven * - * * * * * * * * * * (Continued from Page 1) system without interfering other types of housing." with STUDENT HONORS PRESIDENT WITH HAWAIIAN LEI HIGH TURNOVER: American Colleges Pick lNew Chiefs in Droves PRESIDENT AND MRS. RUTHVEN GET WESTERN WELCOME ON STAGECOACH IN CHEYENNE LESS NOTICEABLE than...…

… 4' 1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY From Stagecoach to Tea, Ruthven a Busy Man ENROLLMENT DOUBLES: 'U' Expands, Changes Under Ruthven " * * * * * * * * * (Continued from Page 1) system without interfering other types of housing." with STUDENT HONORS PRESIDENT WITH HAWAIIAN LEI IGH TURNOVER: American Colleges Pick New Chiefs in Droves PRESIDENT AND MRS. RUTHVEN GET WESTERN WELCOME ON STAGECOACH IN CHEYENNE LESS NOTICEABLE than the growth o...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Tongue-in-Cheek President Retirement Activities: Riding and Needlepoint Educational diplomacy often dic- tates that a university president suppress his sense of humor, Pres- ident Ruthven has discovered over the years. Every so often, however, Presi- dent Ruthven has allowed himself a few moments of levity on educa- tional subjects. In an article dealing with the uses which universities should make of publicit...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tongue-in-Cheek President Retirement Activities: Riding and Needlepoint .x Rdueational diplomacy often die- tatea that a university president suppress his sense of humor, Pres- ident Ruthven has discovered over the years. very so often, however, Presi- dent R Ithven has allowed himself a faw moments of levity on educa- ) tional subjects. In an article dealing with the uses Which universities should make of publicity mediu...…

… THlE!MICHIG~AN DAILY .ii. rxy_ a ,ari f / lv V a ara.u aura v+ryvza . Y.C1.1L 1 ' RELICH)7V CA TT.qF.q.qrpirF. .E AL [.,I 1.1 r l l U 1.. L . U Presidents Buck Tough Opposition Air Views Show Rapid University Growth 'I (Continued from Page 1) ate independently and face the new penalties. for classroom tar- diness without the bell, he was willing to go along with their plan. Six weeks later they pe- titioned for a new bell. The belo...…

… 9 THE MICHIGAN DAILY IGION CAUSES STRIFE: ^ "; Air Views Show Rapid University Growth U Presidents Buck Tough Opposition At'- (Continued from Page 1) ndependently and face the penalties for classroom tar- :s without the bell, he was ig to go along with their Six weeks later they pe- ied for a new bell. beloved president was not it anger, however. When ish students stole the chapel and threw it into the vault water closet,.President T...…

…TIE MICHIGAN DATTY PAGE FIVE W Rutven Retirement Closes Busy Era in Michigan E ducation Genial President Leaves Weighty Post * * (Continued from Page 1) tion as a whole. Many able ad- ministrators, facultymen, alumni and private citizens aided the Uni- versity with skill and funds. Yet when some University his- torian gets around to writing the history of the thirties and forties at the University, the period will be known as the Ru...…

…TIE MICHIGAN DAILY Ruthven Retirement Closes sy E in Michigan E PAGE F" ducatioi Genial Presiden Leaves eigh Pst *i:. : of sensational or unfavorable sacrifices," he said, "but you are disheartening conditions, howeve news, for he called for the es- preparing to make them.... You .Iurge you with allsincerity to lo< tablishment of a news service will detect, if you have not already to your own resnonsibilities I t (Continued from Page 1) ...…

… RAGE m THE MICHIGAN DAILY \ , , r ll-rT T U f I., , : I Congratulations to PRESIDENT ILJTH E on completion of his of Twenty-Two. Successfu tenure l Years as of Michigan President of the University I 0 We, the merchants of Ann Arbor, wish to thank President Ruthven for the many contributions he has made to the University and the community during his twenty-two years in office. His services will be greatly missed, b...…

… NX THE MICHIGAN DAILY -= w / ,.j 0 Congratulations to PRESIDENT IJTIVEN on completion of his tenure 4 of Twenty-Two Successful Years as, President of the University of Michigan it f- k r F . W r". - A A J+ A'- A, A *4 We, the merchants of Ann Arbor, wish to thank President Ruthven for the many contributions he has made to the University and the community during his twenty-two years in office. His services wil...…

…THE OUSTER OF ARIAS I See Page 4 Y WIA6 Ui 'I T."folof -.*. 4L- Q4-4- j-atest u ea tztn Uth et M tC VOL. LXI, No. 161 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 20, 1951 CLOUDY, SHOWERS EIGHT PAGES Regents Fail To Announce 'U' President No Action Taken On Adams' Post The Board of Regents ended it meeting yesterday without namin a successor to President Alexande Gx. Ruthven, who is schedluled t begin his retirement furlough July 1. The Board had ...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 20, 1951 . 4 n. partment of Chemistry. Dr. Robert C. t1 Yr I L Elderfield, Professor of Chemistry, Co- OFFI IA L T t lCheri& University, will speak on "The Chemistry of Astonine," Tues., May 22, at 4:10 p.m., in Room 1300, Chem. Bldg. The public is invited. Daily Official Bulletin is an Bureau of Appointments, 3528 Admin- Academ ic Notces publication of the University istration Bldg. iigan for which the Mic...…

…SUNDAY, MAY 20, 1951 'TEN MTTTA' LY PAGE TIMES s _ ._s .ass z ,. as.s '. , PaGE ThREEsav~a India Wheat Petition Still "There's still hope for the suc- cess of the Wheat-for-India peti- tion if student response continues to surge uphill as it did yester- day," Leah Marks, '52, SL mem- ber-at-large, said yesterday. "Interest began to wane after the Senate passed the Wheat-for- India bill. Students seemed to think that our petition had be- ...…

… FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAIILY __ _ __ _ _ _1__ __ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ _.__ ___ The Ouster of Arias THE VICTORY of public pressure in the ouster of Arnulfo Arias, ex-president of Panama is a hopeful sign that Latin Amer- ican rulers will no longer be able to repress representative government. The revealing aspect of Aria's ouster was the role his cohort and sponsor, Col. Jose Remon played in the issue. President Arias had been impe...…

…DAY, MAY 20,1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY I THE.__._CHGAN .DAILY ..... Annual Lantern Night Festivities Will Honor Graduating Women with Singing Tomorrow o 4 WA t t_ I W k4. Lantern Night's 38th annual program will be held at T:30 p.m. tomorrow in Hill Auditorium. The traditional sing, honoring graduating senior women, is pre- sented by the Board of the Wo- men's Athletic Association. * * * THERE WILL not be a line of march as in previou...…

… mIx THE MICHIGAN DAILY SVNAY MAY 20. 195f Volverine Tennis, Baseball Squa 4/ (4> * * * ters Outclass Bucks, 9-0 Gain Sixth Dual Victory verybody Wins as Michigan Humiliates SU; Hetzeck, Barrack, Schwartz, Star 2,000 WATCH STADIUM CLASH: BlueGridders Trounce Whites, 35-7 Victorious ShuettWinsin Relief, 18-10 With Aid of Purdue's Errors Seventeen Walks, Eleven Run Fifth Inning And Twelve Misplays Highlight Wild Game By BOB LANDOWN...…