… CAMPAIGN SMEARS See Page 4 Y 4 A6V A6F t It r 4aii4 PARTLY CLOUDY NOT MUCH CHANGE Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 26 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 20, 1948w PRICE FIVE CENTS Back Injury Puts F oiville Out of Action Star To Undergo Spinal Operation' By BILL CONNOLLY One of the greatest athletes in Michigan history will be forced to the sidelines for at least a year when he undergoes an operation this month. Charlie Fon...…
…PAGE TWO, THE MICHIGAN DAILY ftbNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1948 PAG TW---NSAOCO~l 2.14 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in The Daily Official Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Notices for the Bulletin should be sent in typewritten form to the office of the Assistant t, the President, Room 1021 Angell Hall, by 3:00 p.m. on the day preceding publication (11:00 a.m. Saturdays). WEDNESDAY, OCT. 20, 1948 VOL. LIX, N...…
… WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 194g THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE ___________ -_'!H1' K_2__-' I!E. . . Gophers Seek Recovery Of 'ithe little Brown Jug' ' f1If l li 11 TALKING SHOP with Bud Weidenthal Associate Sporis Editor Fonville ToUndergo Operation Traditional Football Rivalry Dates To Tie with Yost's Point-A-Minute Back Stars I njury To Back Will Sideline MightyShot-Putter for Year By B. S. BROWN The Golden Gophers from up north are ...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 20. 1948 ... .. I Campaign Ser HIS BUSINESS of egg-throwing, tomato- tossing, and plain jeering is indicative of the very low level to which our presiden- tial election campaign seems to be degener- ating. Gone are our speech making and platform policies as a vote-getting qualifica- tion. Candidates in 1952 will probably need a training period as sparring partner for Joe Louis. There can be...…
…WEDNESDAY, Oct. 20, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DILY PAGE FIVE First Girl-Bid Dance To Feature Floorshow by League Council Parody on Michigan Songs To Be Presented All Coeds Invited To Participate In Michifish Tryouts Saturday The mighty members of League wouncil will momentarily abandon their worthy and exalted posts to present their own original floor- show at the League Formal to be aeld from 9 to 12 p.m. Friday in She League Ballroom. Th...…
… VV~b!4ttS1~At &7ronm ~a. 1~4id FOUNDER'S DIR THDAK Y U' Began Life in Detroit Through Refugee's Faith By ALEX LINDSAY Some sunny morning as you're crossing the diag, you might stop and consider that this great University might never have been if it had not been for the untiring work of Father Gabriel Richard. Father Richard was born in France 150 years ago. He came to the United States because of the French Revolution and settled in Detro...…
… ',I MUSICAL DEARTH See Page 4 Y Latest Deadline in the State :43att CLOUDY SLIGHTLY WARMER '7 VOL. LIX, No. 25 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY OCTOBER 19, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS CAllSpecial U.. Session In Palestine Israel Refuses Three Day Truce PARIS- () - The United Na- ions Security Council tonight was rdered into emergency session to ope with the new war in Pales- me. The session was set for 10:30 .m. (5:30 a.m. EST) today, only few ...…
…AETWO- . THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY. OCTOBER LL19. 1 " ;,THEu ia M 1 11 L-11CC1LN----ATTY -- I I ' J&%JAL;fk7"A'A+;p %J%. .LJ"XJXAo AU, A Press, Politicians Mingle On Dewey Special Train (Continued from Page 1) physician Omar C. Latimore I found that the governor has suf- 'fered a slight ache in one arm this week but that otherwise he is in perfect health and seems to be en- joying the campaign. Congenial porter Bernard F. Williams hel...…
…TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1945 . 1UTrT-lTrAlT "ATT*V ILII Hlir IiuJnII IN/i 1 TAGI~ K *! rcE.P A , O O T O B E R ' , 1 4 I r ~T r A ' .T r a ... . . 7 irom 14e GRANTSTAND By MURRAY GRANT... Daily Sports Editor MICHIGAN'S GRIDIRON wonder has two conference games under its belt, and a quick look at the statistics shows that the Wel- verines' opponents in these contests have gainted the grand total of 83-net yards rushing. It doesn't take an ad...…
…FTEU f li a . . . ..... . . .. ... ..... .. .__ C ref , THE MICHIGEAN LATIN TUESDAY. OCTOBER 19. 1 "Pt BIU 1 VTW1fLA',}.V 'T'IU' 1a iOO- . t , wa, J1tJZ Musical Dearth. N THESE PARTS, the music-lover has a choice of radio stations in Kalamazoo, Pontiac (we think) and Chatham, Ontario, if he wants to listen to the New York Phil- harmonic broadcasts. For the third straight week, there has been no Detroit station that would broad- cast t...…
… TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE Homecoming Dance Will Be Held Oct. 3Gm nM Building (.)__. Kam Donahue To Be Featured Ticket Sales Will Begin Today at 'U' Hall; Varsity Committee Sponsors Event Coeds Will Begin Competion For Mile.' Quest Editorships Highlighting a series of festivi- ties celebrating the University's annual homecoming weekend will be an informal dance sponsored by the Varsity Committee of the...…
…PAGE SIB FRENCH FILM: Art Cinema To Present 'Symphonie Pastorale' RRi'i7?E T , T A vmia r. R 4n 4AI^ TTTV, MIMUI-AN n-f tt-V' lI L .I.Aa .r ap E A ' IO 1 10 0 Construction Work Continues On New Maternity Hospital By selecting "Symphonie Pas- torale" for showing this weekend, the Art Cinema League and the University Famine Committee have undertaken what they be- lieve to be a project of great im- portance als well as entertain- ment. THE...…
… DEWEY'S POWER See Page 4 A44A~ 5wA :43 a t1]y CLOUDY, WINDY MUCH COLDER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 24 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS M Steamroller Overpowers Wildcats ,28-0 4) 'U Education For Workers Will Continue Courses To Start AgainThis Year The Board of Regents announ- ced yesterday that the University's courses in workers' education will be resumed. The Regents said that the pr...…
…0 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. OCTOBER 17. 14R -- ._ " 7 vv+ Ya/ t V i } iV3V DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Looking Ahead / _ I Publication in The Daily Official < Bulletins is constructive notice to all members of the University. Notices for the Bulletin should be sent in typewrittenform to the office of the Assistant to the President, Room 1021 Angell Hall, by 3:00 p.m. on the day preceding publication (11:00 am. Saturdays). SUNDAY, OCTOBE...…
… SUNDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1948 TITP MTCT°'A~T flATTV. ,:A it r4 IVA 1L 1111irMJN X-P M11J 1 ",. What's Up in the Dorms (EDITOR'S NOTE: All University- approved residence halls wishing to contribute to What's Up in the Dorms should contact Dolores Palank- er at The Daily or 105 Betsy Barbour.) Rumor has it that men of Ad- ams House, West Quad, have abandoned the fair, fickle sex for their fairer, less fickle television set acquired last week. T...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHICAN DAILY J SUNDAY. OCTOBER 17. 1949 .I. I I I . KNOW THE REASON WHY: Peace Group By LYMAN H. LEGTERS AN INTERESTING commentary on th times in which we live is the formation :n campus of a Student Peace Committee. The purpose of the group is discussion and study of personal attitudes toward peace and war and toward the part that a religious or moral individual can play in a society which periodically finds itself in a...…
… SUNDAY,' O T)'EI 17, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY I AGJ!! V[VE League Lassies Make 'Bids' For Friday's Fall Formal The Michigan League, leader in women's activities on campus, will lead the way in dances this fall with their presentation of the all- campus girl bid League Formal from 9 to 12 p.m. Friday in the League Ballroom. Sponsored by the League Coun- cil and the League Social Com- mittee, the formal promises to be "tops in fun not only...…
…PAGE SIX TH E MICHIGEAN n)ATTy SUNDAY. OCTOBER -17: 1949 a as a.! 11a it, iL1V1'11\ L2'111J .1 A~i\67t713Dy V4/i'ia'W1"tIA a1 i flAB .On Offense"... No th Carolina Defeats Tough State Rival, 14-0 Notre Dame Romps to Easy Win, 44-13S; Missouri Sinks Hapless Middies, 35-14 ...On Defense'... PROOF POSITIVE-Loyal Michigan followers who were wondering what hope the Wolverine team possibly would have this season, now have vivid proof that th...…
… SUNDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1948 T H E MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Koceski Scores Three TD's in 18th Straight Victory Jayvees Beat Wildcats, 13-0 On Two First Period Tallies Erben Snags Loose Ball In End Zone for Marker Highly Touted Northwestern Ground Attack Gains Meager 47 Yards Against 'M' Line SPORTS PRES HOLMES, Night Editor ,no Football Hi-Lites By DICK HURST Michigan's jayvees combined two brilliant first period scoring thrusts with the ...…
…THlE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBE1t 17, mg I' SUNDAY. OCTOBF~Th 1~. l~4t r Judge To Talk At Fund Drive KickoffDinner Red Feather Canvass Starts Tomorrow Federal=Judge Frank A. Picard of Detroit will be the guest speaker at the local Community Fund Drive's "kick-ogf dinner" tomor- row in the Union. The campaign begins tomorrow and ends Oct. 29. *, * * ANN ARBOR campaign workers will aim for a total of $159,600, of which University personn...…
… COURSES 3 AT STAKE See Page 4 ItFA6 A6r 471-a t CLOUDY AND SHOWERS Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 23 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Northwestern Faces 41! / ivi in 'Game of Year' .o Displaced Students To Be Supported, By CampusGroups Six displaced students from Germany will receive tuition schol- arships to the University for the spring semester. As the first step in a project to ...…
…s ...:...... THE MICHIGAN DATIN ,CAr !rni:?nA'V nVVYl V-V 10 fnA& Y YY L/ 11M V CYl V1 1 \ .L (- ATX 1 SA Y U3 TT1 T UJI M I6., I948 ootball Traditions Vanish .s Students Turn Serious I' I-- By FREDDI WINTERS Football - the perennial -goes a, but with the advent of in- 'eased enrollments and seeming- -ore serious students, many of ie old traditions surrounding the ring" have vanished. No longer do students snake- mce through State Stree...…
… SATURDAY, OCTOB 16, 1949 TIR 4CH -GAN DAILY rAGE TIMEE -AULDY OCOE 16r9f I~ TTJA AL AETr~! Michigan Faces ildeats In KeyConference Game Jayvees Seek Revenge In Wildcat Feud Today op Two Teams Clash In Crucial Big Nine Tilt 'M' Sopl Duo Ortmann, Koceski Meet Vet Backs Aschenbirenner, Murakowski, Burson THE BEST LAID PLANS: Sickels May Spring 'Cat's Mousetrap Michigan's jayvee gridders open their 1948 football campaign at 10 o'clock...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN-DAILY SATURDAY, OCTOBER, 16, 1948 THE MraWTTTIIAN \ifAi 'i~vPSTRAOTBR1,14 Courses THE FUTURE of the University's Workers Education Courses-and perhaps the trend of the entire national probgram-will be decided today. The Board of Regents are expected to say finally whether the courses are to be cut off permanently, whether a modified program will be presented, or whether recent charges against it will be dismissed and...…
… S'ATURDAY, OCTIOBE~R 16, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE 'I'VE BEST AUDIENCE: Marian Anderson Calls Youth Her Ablest Critics By FRAN IVICK When Marian Anderson sang here Thursday, she performed for the audience shb most loves - young people. "You know where you stand with a youthful audience," the contralto said. "They show very frankly whether they like you or not,~ probably because they want to form their own opinions." EVER SINCE Miss A...…
…THlE MICHITGAN WTY W7 ATIJEDAY, OtTOBR1 16, 1949 Labor Education , cBy HARRIETT FRIEDMAN The University's Workers Educational Service, suspended tem- porarily by the Board of Regents last month, is coming up for a "do or die" decision in the Board meeting today. Suspension of the service pending investigation of "marxist bias charges by a General Motors economist last May has 'v aroused vigorous protests from labor unions and community lead-...…
… Buy A Ta -Hel Rebuild Philippine University Today is tag day for the Philippine Drive. For the third year, students will be asked to contribute toward the rebuilding of our, adopted institution, the University of the Phil- ippines. *I * * * ALL FUNDS COLLECTED will go toward the Hayden Library fund, to supply books for Michigan's sister university in the islands. The drive aimed at eventually collecting $50,000 is sponsored by the Stude...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1949 t6" ." .. ., *T'HE GOOD OLD DAYS: University Historical Exhibit Features Catalogues, Papers . Students who are curious as to what the campus and town looked like in more serene days can find out by viewing the exhibit in the office of the Michigan Historical Collections, located in Rm. 160, Rackham Building. Among varied items on display are drawings of the 'U' dating back as far as 1...…
… FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1948 MT C YT T ['Y A N Tl A T T V IP a r r rrTMrr.. .T IP MTCTTa Ura rA T 'LATT 1I LN Y.V'~£ 1.ESJ D,~E It -- ' 1'Atai '11.'kLti.r:r; ___ What's Up in the Dorms j _I1 (Editor's note: All University-ap- proved houses desiring information or wishing to contribute to What's Up in the Dorms should contact Dolores Palanker at The Daily or 185 Betsy Barbour.) Fletcher Hall held its elections last night and announce the f...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1949 _______________________________ m Aged Philosophy JAMES B. CONANT, president of Harvard, has suggested in his new book, "Education in a Divided World," that all men in the nation that are 18 years of age be drafted into a national militia for 10 years. His plan would consist of three or four summer camps of two or three months plus evening drill throughout the school year. Only those ...…
… FRDAY, OCTIOBER. 15, 94k THE MICHITGAN DATTY PAGE ,VP .. .a ..,..c .v i a.u . ... _ _._ _ __.__ .......,.__..._._ e.._v. 1.........___. _-..___-' _ _.__ ___ .PA({ 1# R VI .. Mexican Musicians To Offer Casbah Halftime Prograimt Union Plans Gay Nineties Mexican stylists will entertain during intermission at this week's campus Casbah from 9 p.m. to midnight today and tomorrow in the League Ballroom. Edgardo Blanchet and Hector Ma r~iie...…
…THE MICHIGAN DATLY FRMAY, OCTOBER 15, 1948 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1948 eta Theta Pi Cops Inter-Fraterni irack ..O"-* A Iff 11 An I U17own. .I I-M Calendar Date Event Div. '47-'48 Champ ber 18. ....... Cross Country ...... Ind . ................ None 20 ........ Outdoor Track ..... Ind. ........ Newman Club 21........ Cross Country ......Frat. .......... Sig Phi Ep 26........ Cross Country ......Res................Lloyd 26........Voll...…
… FRIDA, OCTOBER 15, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SE~UVEN .... .., . ..r a a a as r v.ei+. JIL 11 L 1 eavwa;r oju r MIN mmommommommomw I : Pass Defense, Signal Drills i i t M' Workout U\ DRUM BEATER: Boosting Athletic Fame Chief Job of Les Etter By HERB RUSKIN Spreading the name and fame of Wolverine athletics throughout the country is the principle job of Les Etter, Michigan's very able athletic publicity director. However, the ...…
…iTHE~ MIT! ,AN-Y " RYDAY. OCTORM 1 T.,1140 _ Y EXPERT GIVES ADVICE: State Constitution Revision Plan Offered A possible solution to difficul- s in modernizing the Michigan ate constitution has been sug- sted by Claude R. Tliarp re- irch assistant in -the Univer-I y's Bureau of Government. The "more expedient method" the naming of a commission her by the governor or the :islature, to study the consti- tion and to suggest possible anges to t...…
… SLIGHT CONTRADICTION See Page 4 A6F 4bp 411 t r t an :43ill? CLOUDY AND COOL Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 21 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Marian Anderson Sings Here Tonight Opening the Extra Concert Series will be renowned contralto Marian Anderson who will give her seventh local concert at 8:30 p.m. tonight in Hill Auditorium. A wide area of vocal music will be covered by the Negro...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1948 A)0LLAR-A-YEAR MEN: Students of 1843 Spent $100 To Attend College (Editor's Note: This costa commentary is based on documents on file in the Michigan Historical Collections.) In a little over 100 years, University dormitories have hiked their room rent more than 10,000 per cent. Early residents of Mason Hall, the first boys' dorm on campus, laid out approximately $1 per term for the p...…
… ~fSDAY, OMTBtR 14, 1949. TITE 1M ICH IGAN DAILY PAGE. flRXFE lunior Varsity Gridders Face Wildcat's 'B' Squad Saturday 4 d} Michigan's junior varsity willI tage its opening game of the sea- on at 10 a.m. this Saturday on the ridiron at Ferry Field against orthwestern's "B" squad. Michigan's gridders will be Sandicapped offensively, as they ave had little time to practice nd perfect their plays. Although bhe team has been out for prac...…
…PAGE FUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TrURDA', OCTOBE1Rv 14, 1944 Slight Contradiction IT ALL DEPENDS really, on which news- paper you read. If you picked up the New York Times, you got the original text of a Tom Dewey cam- paign speech, complete with flag waving, platitudes, jingles and "What's good for the country." But if you picked up the Detroit News, you got an equally reliable quote, but also an indication of what kind of legislation you ca...…
…T1HIMSDAY, OO TOEP 14, 1648 TIE M ICU A ' Y11l-d I MTl_1111 L 1l l\ 111".1 dV MaryMarkley Individual Awards Presented; Martha Cook Wins Skit Contest Takes Double Honors at 'Opening Nighi Panhel Ball Jobs Given I PREDICTION - ULCERS: Students' Tastes Run From Sublime to Ridiculous Mary Markley house walked off withtdouble honors at "Opening Night," Assembly's fourth annual Fortnite celebration, held last night in Lydia Mendelssohn Th...…
…PAGE SIX, THE MiCITN D Alt r* THT3RSDAY, {)OILERFU14,' x949 HAPPY HOMECOMING: Authoress Betty Smith Visits Local Bookstore By GLORIA GOODSTEIN There was nothing of the bored visiting celebrity, but rather a spirit of happy homecoming about Betty Smith's appearance at a local bookstore yesterday after- noon. Although the noted author of "A Tree Grows in Brooklyn" and "Tomorrow Will Be Better" has not been in Ann Arbor since 1930, the ten...…
… CANNED LECTURES See Page 4 Li -199L I -dAL- 4K 4br r4 44o, t 43atty CLOUDY, LITTLE CHANGE Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 20 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 12, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Magidoff Assails Soviet Hate-Talk Reds Embark on Huge Anti-U.S. Campaign in U.S.S.R., He Says By BLUMA MAE ZILBER "There is now going on in Russia an anti-Western, anti-American propaganda campaign which has no parallel in modern history ex...…
…rAGE T~wo TIAE MICH iGAN DAILY IWRD'NT, -DY, OCTOBER 12, 1948 I EXHIBIT TELLS ALL: Lawyers Disprove Fallacy Of Log-Cabin Presidents If you believe in the theory that all American presidential timber was carved out of a log cabin and whittled into shape in a smoke- filled room, prepare yourself for a shock. According to the new exhibit on Health School To Hold Fair "Your portrait, painted by Gil- bert Stuart, Rembrandt, or Gains- borough...…
… TH E MICHIGAN DAIY PAGE~ TU~ 0 orth Carolina Ousts ND SAs Leading Grid Team Michigan Advances to Fourth in As Penn,_Mississippi Move Up to AP Poll Top Ten NEW YORK - (.LP) - Cha (Casey) Stengel was named m ager of the New York Yankees 1949 and 1950 yesterday. Tie ceeds Stanley (Bucky) Ha:. who withdrew from the job week. Stengel, who managed 'lub the National League for i years, has been boss of the C land Oaks of the Pacific C League...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MIS' aA DAIIN iwvnvv;qnAv , neurniritu, I Ti-ii..M°"?_.,.A,_1 11.29'. _T_ Dl 2 U 1JA 1 V'1111 L411 L.1 WYV l 84 iLi. l V~/LxjjtZ~xl& . Canned Lectures HE LITERARY college faculty's condem- nation of the stenographic lecture notes business met a varied reaction-approval, disgust and indifference. The faculty was undoubtedly right in denouncing the sale of the notes. Paying someone else to do your note-taking for you probabl...…
… Wl DNX, MAY, QUTOER iM, 1 948 PAGE FmVT T_'E MICHIAN DAILY Ls ! I I i Swim Meet Ends Assembl Opens Fortnite with Traditional Talent-Spiced Show - Lassies Bid Lads on Oct. 22 For Annual LeagueFormal I t- Soph Notes it 1 In Kappa Victory Pat Scott Wins Individual Score Honors; Lynn Thompson, Janet Dewey Take Second For the second consecutive year, Kappa Kappa Gamma emerged from the all-house WAA swim meet held yesterday at the...…
…THE MTICHIGAN DAILY WIA;Y, OCIER n13, . ~94 FIRST 'EXTRA' CONCERT: Marian Anderson To Sing Tomorrow Houselights will dim for the sea- son's first Extra series concert at 8:30 p.m. tomorrow at Hill Au- ditorium when Marian Anderson makes the initial appearance in her 14th national tour. Miss Anderson, whose early music training was financed by the congregation of her church, began her career in 1926 at a guest appearance with the New York Ph...…
… LEGISLATURE EXPLAINED See Page 4 , ri x Duati4 COOL RAIN Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 19 ANN ARBOR, MICIHOAN, TUESDAY, OTOBER 11, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Indians Take Worl Series with'4-3 Victory * * * * Fraternities Pledge 535 New Men UN 'Neutrals' Near Failure In Mediation Western Powers Firm on Demands PAPEIS - (/P) - Desperate at- tempts by "neutral" nations in the United Nations Security Council to mediate the Ber...…
…TWO THE MICHIGAN DATLY TUESDAY, OCTOBER ' 1,1940 i WHERE'S THE $100? Fame and Fortune Find Law Student---by Accident 4) What's Up in the Dorms Fraternities Pledge Record-Breaking Total of 535 Men c''1. . _ _:1 -0 i (Editor's note: All residence halls, league houses, sororities, fraternities, co-ops and other University-approved houses desiring information or wish- ing to contribute to What's Up in the Dorms should contact Dolores ...…
… , '$ lotrP, 12, 1948 TVHEI~ McWI 4N r I- Lemon Gains Secoi Sries I ictoryas Trl Wirs PEN Class Gordon's Homer Gives \%- ' A ttendance Champs Winning Margin i i A tNew Hioh Three D As Lemoi A record number of 1,374 stu- dents are participating in this That, as it turn year's PEM program, the most last the Indians extensive physical educational He struck out He plan ever undertaken at the Uni- inning, and in t versity. out Bearden, ...…
…PAGE FOUU THE MICHIGAN ATLY TUESDAY. OC nttr.Ri 19- - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _LC11- IL-1 JL VAL:IQjor imX Vf~2,11j3Gi6 1 i9 1941 fle te (Editor's Note is written by Managing Editor Harriett Friedman.) ALTHOUGH the annual report of the SAmerican Civil Liberties Union presents no earth-shaking news, it shows an interest- ing balance sheet for the year's civil lib- erties struggles. It also seems to suggest that the American pe...…
