… SPEAKERS BAN Sce Page 4l Y Lwt La test Deadline in the State ktti4 CLOUDY, POSSIBLE SNOW I F 'VOL. LIX,, No. 58 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOV. 28, 1948 tlantic oast Longshoremen's Strik PRICE FIVE CENTS .eEnds 4 !4, National A VG Tied Up Plan Second Late Session On Deadlock Moves Debated, Readied for Vote 'CLEVELAND-(1P)-The Amer- ican Veterans Committee's third national convention bogged down last night in a factional figh...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Svc i .Y ' e. Bc 1948 3© . . t._ . a . . . _ _ . _ . , . , : IENTIFIC SAMPLING: 'U' Survey Polls Still Deemed Accurate By ROMA LIPSKY While public opinion polls in eneral are under question, the niversity's Survey Research Cen- r has retained its wide reputa- on for scientific sampling meth- Is and accurate results. The names of people to be iestioned, sent to interviewers all rer the country, have been se- cted at rand...…
…SHE ICi Ii lAN WDLt COLLEGE ROUNDUP: 'Old King Football' Goes Out in Style The gridiron season apparently went out this fall on an artistic note as scholars on American cam- puses took brush in hand and vented their emotions on digni- fied statues, crusty edifices and other bric-a-brac. Tommy Trojan, monument on the University of Southern Cali- fornia was the worst victim. UCLA students plastered him with gal- lons of high-grade paint and t...…
…PAGiE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, XOVElfttlt 2$, 194 Speakers Ban H ALL the divergent opinion express- ed about most issues that the campus gets involved in, there is one area where al- most everybody agrees. That is in opposition to the Regents' Ban on political speakers. This whole year has been devoted to petition drives pro- testing the restriction, the formulation of committees to fight the ban, and sugges- tions for getting aro...…
…SUNDAY, OVEMER8, 1948 TI-E t 1TTCAl. N flATT .. .... ,... .. ..... .. a as a.J.. -J. s a v a:! 1 VLy l i. .V:Cll L:.y , . ... < . _ . . .. - _ i ,: Senior Petitions Due 5 P.M. Tomorrow i . 4" r; is :: Ticket Sales for Soph Cabaret Open in League, Union, 'U' Hall Merit-Tutorial Keeps Records Points, points, who has the points?, is the vital question of every coed, and is of particular in- terest to activity managers. The gal who has. t...…
…THE MICiTIGAN DAILY 2~, 19~S Jnderrated S to 1-21 Tie LMOST UPSE T: Detroi Brel Defeats Downtodden Tul 26-2,2 C lemson, Ge rgia, T! alne Get y ~t Hurd les in uestif orCoveledB B iTULSA Okla.-GP)-A Univer- won ahgame in nine starts rose out scare the daylights out of a heav- ily-favored Detroit football eleven before bowing, 26 to 22. * * * AFTER YIELDING fur touh downs to the hard-running visi- tors in the first half and traili...…
…Si>~DEL OTE~ER 8, 1948 .5 HU.ill, D- UT1TJU4 Underdog Navy SalvagesS eason by Tying Undefeated Ca *- *, * * dets 21-2. < ) ., :w PHILADELPHIA-(,P)-Navy caught Army with its platoons down yesterday and spoiled the Cadets' perfect season with a 21-21 tie in an unbelievable turn of football fortunes. It was a sweet-tasting moral victory for the Midshipmen, beaten' 13 times in a row-eight this season-and held in such poor esteem that the Cad...…
…__THE ICHIAN DAILY WEIR GOES HINTING: Prey of Ticket-Seekers Takes Vacation Promises Will Be Fulfilled, Williams Says UNIVERSITY PLAYS HOST: College Representatives Meet For Educational Conference Don Weir, University ticket manager, has gone hunting. The overworked dealer of du- cats, for two months besieged by an army of students, alumni, and assorted petitioners, has swept his desk clean of all imploring let- ters, attempted bribes, and...…
… WORTHY :Y INDISCRETION See Page 4 411 t r tgan Dait VOTING WEATHER Latest Deadline in the State VOL LIX, No. 59 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENT Polls To pen o dafCorampusElections t's i Last AP Poll Places Notre Dame Second Michigan Chosen By Wide Margin By The Associated Press NEW YORK - Michigan is the mythical national football cham- pion in the final Associated Press poll of the 1948 season. The ...…
…THE MICftIGAN DAI LY IT HER SAID 'NO': Rtidolf Serkin's Success Attributed to Wise Parent rw DAILY OFFICIAL BULLITIN ! Eudolf Serkin, who will give a ano recital at 8:30 p.m. Friday Hill Auditorium, may owe much his success to a father who ew how to say 'no.' Time after time as a boy Serkin yard his father tell eager agents, Pe want no child prodigy-Ru- If must first become an artist." * * * AT FIVE Serkin played well ough to have earned ...…
…ITESDAY, NOVIMTIFJL ao, 1948 rfIif~ MIdnI~AN IIXITIY _____________________________________ I ______________________________________________________________________________ I A P Poll. . (Continued from PagE 1) Coach Keen Rebuilding Depleted Grappling Ranks with Texas Christian; fell 8th to tenth-. ** * from CLEMSON JUST in issed the top 10, finishing 11th and only 53 points behind SMU. The Tigers end up their season against Cit- adel...…
…T H E MIC HIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1948 Worthy Indiscretion PERTINENT NEWS ITEM-Senator Taft (Rep., Ohio) rejected claims by Russia and her satellites that the American people chose President Truman because a Repub-. lican victory would have increased chances of war. * * * Taking a negative psychological approach, it is interesting that Senator Taft found' these charges worthy of an answer. The usual policy, when the Kremlin giv...…
… TT1 IF. MTH(A lATTY PAGE 'fVP I IN Strong To Play" fit Slide Rule Ball Annual Union Formal To Follow 'Jack and the Beanstalk' Theme Where There's Coke T'here's Hospiotali*ty Technic Sponsored AncientRivalry by Bob. Strong and his orchestra will highlight the twentieth an- nual Slide Rule Ball which will be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Fri- day. The formal dance, sponsored by the Michigan Technic, will com- memorate the traditional rival...…
…PA(~, ~ fI IC hIGANDAIL we.w SL, Publications Board Ca didates State Positions Campus Issues Faed By Potential Legislators Today is election day and as a public service, The Daily herewith prints the qualifying statements of the candidates for Student Legis- lature and Board in Control of Student Publications. SL candidates were asked to submit a 25 word statement on the role of the legislature and to answer four questions on their petit...…
