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… AVC DECISION See Page 4 Li Lw N an C~ 4hp VOTING WEATHJER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 60 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 1, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS RedsNameRump Regimein Berlin BERLIN-GW)-The Communists split Berlin wide open by naming their own rump government. The putsch was steamrollered througn a hand-picked convention in a musical comedy theatre in the Soviet sector. The chairman read the ticket in rapid fire sty...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1948 'Learning for Living' Talls Continue Here Community organizations d o not know their own strength, Pro- feswr of Educational Psychology Howard Y. McClusky declared in one of the first of several talks and discussions in the "Learning for Living" conference currently be- ing held at the Union. The conference, which opened yesterday and continues through today, is part of the Community...…

… m wrEDNESDAY, flECFAI1EPR1, 0,1.8 THlE MIC:HIGAN DAILY PACE TI-TR F r, -- - ------- 1 1 5rom 4de GRANISTAND By MURRAY GRANT . .. Daily Sports Editor W ITH EVERY KIND of "All" team except an "All-Lefthanded Grandfathers" coming out at about this time it was with a great deal of satisfaction that we noticed a progressive step being taken. The International News Service (INS) has done something that should have started long ago. They've n...…

…PAGE~ FOUR T H E MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1948 _.. ~ __ ... _.- Editor's Note is written by Managing Editor -Harriett Friedman. RECENT EVENTS, including a meeting of the National Interfraternity Confer- ence, call for further comment on the fraternity discrimination question. At its annual session last week, the Con- ference proposed a resolution affecting membership qualifications, which was then deferred to the 58 member f...…

…MM TH E MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE #Wt .+nrrWr rr rrar.r r .....,.. rrtruri T: 1 'Don't Myth It!' Ticket Sales To Feature Skits Legal Theme To Prevail at ANNIVERSARY SONG: Phi Gamms, Phi Delts To Give Formal 'Wig and Robe' Ticket sales for the Soph Cab- aret production of "Don't Myth It!", which will be presented from 8 p.m. to midnight Dec. 10 and 11 in the League, are now going on in dormitories and league houses. Tickets may also be purch...…

…THEE MIChTIGAN DAILY JIM -M l Half of New Dorm T6 Open Next February, One-half of the new women's Residence hal will be ready for occupancy at the beginning of the spring semester. Rooms for 236 studenits will be ready in February, according to 1Francis C. Shiel, business man- ager of residence halls. The build- ing, located adJacent to Mosher- Jordan. will eventually house 510, he said. WOMEN NOW LIVING in Vaughan House and Willow Run Vil...…

… LAX LEGISLATURE See Page 4 It 4ir a t CLOUDY NO CHANGE Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 10 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Ruthven Hits Threats to Liberal Educatior n * * * U.S. Renews Offer To Tell Atoin Secret Charges Soviets Block Control PARIS-(P)- The United States renewed its offer to give the rest of the world the secret o- the atomic bomb and blamed Russia for blocking international ...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER, 1, 1948 1i FRIDY, CT0E ,e14 LATIN, GREEK STUDIES: Classical Courier Seeks To Stimulate Education By HERB ROVNER The University Department of Classical Studies has for the past six years been publishing a small mimeographed newspaper, The Clas- sical Courier, which reaches some 700 Latin and Greek high school teachers throughout Michigan and neighboring states. Originally the paper sought only...…

…ruIDY~ OTOBEt~ ~ 198 PA~E-TI-- FRIDAY, OCTOBER, 1,, 1948+ 'TIE ,IICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THRE . THE 'LIT' BABY: Humanities Course Enters Second Year V AUGHAN BIG PARTY: 'Vickie' Vaughan Coeds Plan Fete for Dispossessed Males 4.9 The much-discussed "baby" of the Literary College curriculum celebrates its first birthday this fall. Humanities 1 and 2, or the "Great Books Course," is now en- tering the second year of a planned two-year trial p...…

…PAGV, FOTU THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1949 r ,,.m _. _ _, _ , , Lax Legi PLENTY OF PEOPLE are frightened these ; days, scared of their own- shadows. The Student Legislature Wednesday night was so scared it almost wrote its own suicide note. And it looks from here as though most of the members are afraid of the wrong things. Or just plainly too ignorant to do other than vote against "that bunch of radicals." It. seems pretty o...…

… FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ME rRfl~AY, OQ~OB1~U 1, 1948PAGE FIVE On t4ei4tje By MARJE SCHMIDT There may be no garland of roses about, no Bump Elliott, Bob Chappuis, et al, but there will be football at Ann Arbor once again this weekend which will clothe the campus in its most pleasant at- mosphere--the color, singing, cheering and partying which always ac- company these games. Various fraternities have planned their...…

…"AGE IX TTHE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1948 _ ___ _ _ _ v__ . 1'> {A: Yanks, Red Sx AM Mik w in as In ians Y a k e e t A :,1 a B osox W a llo p N :; OS,7 - 3 CRISLER SIGNS PAIR: Swanson, Murphy Fill Track, Tennis Vacancies ait SPIURTS DICK HURST, Night Editor (By The Associated Press) The Boston Red Sox postponed the fatal day of reckoning in the American League race by hammer- against Detroit. It hope. was a thinI Tw...…

… FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAESEVEN i .F]M VI lI ,.71'I ' L' lY r PASSING FANCIES: Ortmann, Van Brocklin To Match Aerial Ability By BEV BUSSEY The outcome of tomorrow's football entanglement between Mich- igan and Oregon may well be decided by the one who throws the "mostest" and hits the "mostest." Both the Wolverines and the West Coast invaders will have in their starting line-ups a more-than-capable passer. Oregon carr...…

…PAGE EIGHT 1 FRIDAVY !1! L (D.l FT2 i tflA® TH MICHIG .a%. aAN.. 4 a . DAILY~ TI-TVTfTICmhEIN r7-al X'rff?~t1 Y, 41It'KW UA.;1V S t , 1 R A'&LL ,4L'A 1~1 I 'SURN T( TEACH: Prof. William Humphreys Was Humanist The late Wilber R. Humphreys,i for 40 years a member of the University faculty, was always best known to students and colleagues as the soft-spoken humanist, or- iginator and teacher of the Eng- lish department's course in lit- era...…

…A CHECKERED PAST See *Page 4 Y A*FA6 Lwt a D43ziAr n SUNNY AND PLEASANT Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 198 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, AUGUST 1, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Taylor Says Major Parties Bury Issues Charges Headed For 'Fascism' GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., July 31 (IP)-Senator Glen H. Taylor, of Idaho, tonight accused the Repub- lican and Democratic parties of combining forces in Congress "to bury every important issue wit...…

…THE MICHITAN DAILY Hogan Has Three Stroke Edge in Western Open Hershey Pro Leads Crack Field at Three- Quarter Mark as Porky Oliver, Parco Lag BUFFALO, N.Y., July 31--(A)-The 45th Western Open Golf championship became another "Hogan Benefit" today. Bantam Ben, the hot-shot from Hershey, Pa., wheeled in with his third straight sub-par round, a 36-34-70 for a 54-hole total of 207, nine under par and three ahead of the field. Back of the Nation...…

…SUNDAY, AUGUST 1, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THUREE U.S.S Track, Swim Aces Sweep Five Olympic Eve nts 6 Harrison Dillard Ties Jesse Owens' 100-Mark; Ris, Cochran,_Harlan, Steele Cop Gold Medals By The Associated Press OLYMPIC STADIUM, Wembley, England, July 31-America's Olympic forces, led by an ebony comet named Harrison Dillard, swept three of the most coveted track and field championships today to grasp the undisputed leadershi...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, AUOUST 1, 1948 ...,, A Checkered Past tl if Irons in the Fire IF THEY MUST HAVE OUR OPINION- 0J7IE ANNOUNCEMENT by National Com- mander James F. O'Neil that the Ameri- can Legion will hold its'annual convention in Miami this year brings to mind the en- tire past record of that vigilant organization. It is not a record to be proud of. Inasmuch as the Legion will soon occupy a prominent place in the newspape...…

…SUNDAY, AUGUST 1, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY "AGr ;. COLLEGE ROUNDUP: UC Co-ops Lose Rights As 'Fraternal' Group Krupp Heads Sentenced for War Crimes - YEAR-ROUND PROGRAM: Fresh Air Camp Committee Plans To Increase Activities Student Cooperatives on the campus of the University of Cali- fornia lost their battle to retain exemption from Berkeley, Cali-~ fornia, taxesras a business estab- lishment. The coops failed to convince the local ci...…

…PAGRSUX THE MICHIGAN DAILY ' Campus Events Preview Music . . Chamber Music Program. String quartet under the direction of Oliver Edel and Bernard Milofsky. 4:15 p.m., Monday. Rackham Assembly Hall. Student Recital. Kathryn Karch Loew, organist. 8 p.m., Sunday, Hill Auditorium. Faculty Recital. Webster Aitken, pianist. 8 p.m., Monday, Rack- ham Lecture Hall. University Summer Session Choir. Annual program. 8 p.m., Tuesday, Hill Auditorium. ...…

…DEATH OF THE MARK See Page 2 Y It tii CLOUD'Y WARM11ER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 175 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Tito's Communists Declare Independence x v r Equprneni Workers OK WageStrike ( l(O Group .A sN 3i Cent Inerease NEW YORK, June 30-(P)--A nationwide ballot by the Associa- tion of Communication Equipment Workers (CIO) has authorized the union's bargaining committee to c...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY TrHUSAY, JULY 1, 1948 Death of the Mark AFTER A LONG ILLNESS, the German Reichsmark died on June 21, 1948. She was 24 years old. Although no doctor's certificate has been received as yet, death seems to have been caused by overweight and overdue taxation of the heart. At least inflation and excessive circulation had been mentioned for a long time. The deceased leaves two children, the Deutsche Mark and the yet un-named E...…

…, TFiU t DAI'', JULY 1, 194 THE M!ICIGAN D IAI LY . PAGE TH E 'N; *RDAJL , 98P* Lemon Hauris No -Hitter Over Tigers! Barclay Whips Verutti, 5-3, Elliott Wins 1 Up in Golf NCAA .4 Chappuis to Get Reported $60,000 from Brooklyn Team By IRWIN ZUCKER (Special to The Daily) BROOKLYN, N.Y., June 30 - There - is plenty of joy in this sports-crazy town over the sign- ing of Bob Chappuis by Brooklyn's football Dodgers. I Nary a Flatbush fol...…

…t PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN I DAILY TH RSDAY, JULY 1, 1948 nr. ^ --.-.,.,_. .. m _ g CONTROL OVER CHILDREN: Threats to Withdraw Love Hurt---Hutt <'> By STANLEY LEVINE If I were offering a single slogan for parents, I would say, "Never charge a child with the threat of withdrawal of love," Prof. Max L. Hutt, chairman of the Psychology Training Committee and Consul- tant in psychology at the Neuro- psychiatric Institute of University Hospit...…

…REFORM IS OVERDUE See Page 4 1MwA6 luiA4tti; INCREASING CLOUDINESS Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 147 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 1, 1948- I I ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ___ PRICE FIVE CENTS U.S. Industry Threatened With Strikes Showdown Set For This Month By The Associated Press Labor-management differences erupted Friday in the worst crisis since the wave of strikes that swept the country following the war's end. S...…

…Tt~MI~lAxTAI3Ylk~ , , ::,. , . .. 'THROUGH TIDE SIDE DOOR': Festival Program Recalls Rachmaninoff Concerts Here- By JOHN MORRIS The all-Rachmaninoff concert, fifth and most popular in the May Festival " Series, recalls another Festival and another Rachmanin- off program, back in 1942. But it was the lean Russian pi- anist himself that was featured, playing his own Second Piano Ex-Daily Editor Gets AP Post Stan Swinton, former Daily city edi...…

…I STRD!, MX1J148 TI'HE MICHIGA-N.DALLY I [ I - Wolverines Blank Buckeyes in Series Opener 3-0 'M,' Indiana, Purdue Vie In Outdoor Cinder Meet Michigan's track team will get its first taste of Big Nine outdoor competition this afternoon when they hook up with Indiana and Purdue in a triangular meet at Lafayette, Indiana. In years past the annual af- fair has been considered a breath- er for the Wolverines, but this season a vastl...…

…UT~T~T' ~ ea A 'H h IVI 1 U U l X1.1 ..1.j'A IL I ~ULA ~JZb5J~3. I ~ I A~ AU~U 1. Reform Is Overdue T WOULD take a Ph.D. in legal history to find a better example of the necessity for reform in the State Legislature than the spectacle of confused, petty government which the Legislature itself furnished in its last session before adjournment early yes- terday (Thursday) morning. Before the legislators was an assortment of measures, incl...…

…Sri LT U"1Y ,+ Y 1,1 4i T tI E UiCHIGAIN VA LY .a7 a TH E r .'M t i 1 VF . f\ V1 ITS^ _ a .tea a. a i 1 Ensemble-48 Will Feature Giant Caricature Decoration Giant charicature silhouette of instrumentalists will surround the dancers at Ensemble-48. all cam- pus semi-formal event to be pre- sented from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. May 7 in the League Ballroom. Adapted from the book, "People of Note" the life-sized silhouettes will line the walls creati...…

…Sx Ua~?~~a 4 t1AJ~bPL~X A!SX , &tf t TEA MIC TTTA X1T'VA T IN - E. .l.6 LI 1x11{,11 1. Vli.ld 1Jt111.!'1 i7 Al-llnmvx, MAY 1, Inn I - .I INFORMATION SERVICE-Director Arthur L. Brandon (right) confers with Barry J. Holloway (left). Center is Annette Rich, Information Service reporter. ATHLETIC PUBLICITY-Les Etter, chief of the Publicity Depart- ment of the Board in Control of Intercollegiate Athletics, looks over a stack of baseball pi...…

…S AN.SL II INTERLUDE See Page A , ie i l 411 tily PARTLY CLOUDY, LITTLE WARMER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVI, No. 129 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Crisler ** House I RumoredReady To Leave Campus * * * * * * asses Foreign Recovery Rl//'U' Athletic Director ..aJEVW/ VI Includes Military Assistance; For Greece, Turkey, China Motion That UN Handle Problem Defeated; Spain, Western German...…

…THE 1IIf.1I1(-'A.N DATL TIWWDAT. APIUL .1 ISM Wenley, Newman Club Pace Leagues in I- a- Y- C- --- [ILA-. -U, 11f Trac-,k i Greene House Edged 19-17; Chi Psi Reigns Mis-Fits Finisi Champs Take Three Firsts AsIndependent L Wenley House took the resi- dence halls 'indoor track cham- pionship last night, edging out Greene House and Lloyd House. Placing first in three events, Wenley garnered 19 points. Greene was second with 17 mark- ers,...…

…TIUllTSDAY, APIRL 1. 1918 T HE MICHIGAN DAILY iIer me , Bid for A olerines Dixie Bound 'AUTitle T Matt Mann .11, Gus Stager Swim in 1500 Meter Grind Di ving I)ynasty Makes Ohio State Favorite Over 1Iichigan Splashers at New Haven Basebal .* . Tomvrrowi 1'1 Rl t 1 y 1leLr packs up his 1948 bas( bail quad -which looks like Str i ly a "good hit, no pitch" proposiionn- and embarks on his annual junket south of the Mason-Dixon line. Usual ...…

…__ __ __ __ __ __ __ __0___ _11R a I1iXN I l 11v i )111A11 Spanish Interlude 113 THOSE OF US who have been watch- ing democracy compromised and some- times not-too-subtley betrayed time and again in these last few years, the welcome of Spain into the family of nations cannot come as much of a surprise. Even during the war, and immediate post-war period when feeling ran high against the totalitarian nations, fascist Spain was officially regar...…

…THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY INCLUSION OF SPAIN HIT: Foreign Students Favor Marshall Plant V- By ANDEE SEEGER Foreign students at the Uni- versity generally favor the Uar- shall Plan, though they take ex- ception to certain of its provi- sions. Among many people recently interviewed, Zorac Organschi, '48, of Italy, expressed the general opinion when he spoke strongly in favor of ERP. The Plan, said Organschi, is not essential...…

…if F AMI C 1-11 It , N DA I LY Tti l-TR; )AY PPil, 1, 1.94n __ -iCA AT hUSAARI ,14 TIMES CHANGE; WOMEN DON'T: Students To IrivesLigate Ancient Indian Pottery By DOLORES PALANKER Women just never seem to change. As indicated by the styles of to- day, they always try to keep up with each other-and this same thing was true even of the Indian womerf in their pottery making, according to Dr. James B. Griffin, director of the Museum of An- thro...…

…TOURNAMENT OF ROSES EDITION LwAO ~Iat4b TOURNAMENT OF ROSES EDITION Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 75 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 1, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS It 1 Stanford Trounced 49-0 by 'M' Eleven In First Bowl Tilt Rout by 1902 Point-a-Minute Team Causes Indians To Halt Game Early By PRES HOLMES, For the second time in Michigan's history, one of its football machines is participating in the New Year's Day Ros...…

…_._II _ _.GA iAi L . . .. . ............. ...... . ........ . .... ------------ - 1947 Season Record I Tis Pag'e Is 1cluu Io the 6cpl#fls 1f Michit ' sam i-Its Linmen I USC MICHIGAN 21-Wash. State ............ 0 55-Mich. State.........0 7-Rice..................7 49-Stanford ...............13 32-Ohio State ............ 0 69-Pitt0................... 48-Oregon State ... .......0 49-Northwestern,. .........21 3iCifornia........... . ...14...…

….t~IS , w .. .« ..._.,. _ Nation's Cac esNameCrisler 'Coach of the Year Ayone Could Star Behind'M' All-American Credits His Success 'to Mates By BEV BUSSEY Despite the glowing adjective.F heaped upon. All-American Bob Chamuis, he can ^till wear his ole size seven headgear. Chappuis himself is the first to admit that he owes hi~ success as thLe Big Nine passing champion ahd total offensive leader for the last two seasons to other members ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TH*USAY, JA On Target ... A-A Polls Bypass'M' Specialists ,, By BUD WEIDENTHALr Michigan's specialists found the going rough when it came to the All-American selections for the 1947 football season. Not yet aware that the age of "iron man football" had passed, many of the nation's leading sel- ectors persisted in naming first teams of all-around performers instead of asquad of specialists. Able to withstand the effects...…

…Triii MICJw14GN )AHX'oo Keen Lauds Lightweigbhts Cliff Keen, head coach of Mich-F igan's new 150-pound football team is full of Entl-musiasm for the Western Conference's new venture in intercollegiate athletics. "It's a great thing for these big midwestern colleges where so many boys get squeezed out of varsity competition merely be- cause they're too small.' Keen who has been head wrestling coach and assistant on the Wolverine grid staff f...…

…TiiF~ti & 7 jL Jayvees Help Fill * * * Varsity E p O Gaps Alann-Ford . . (rnntlnued from Page 3) ii 1 41 Victories over Michigan State, Grand Aapids HighlightSix Game Scheduic i <- BEER DEPOT Lrt 'lay Sparkles ThropvbrJ'?,-it S-ason By MURRAY GRANT Jayvee football at Michigan has, come a long way in the past dec- ade. according to Coach George Ceithaml, who led the "B" squad during the past season. Ceithaml said, "When I was pl...…

…T-1-1:19 MCIIGAN DAILY Aerial-MVinded ol vermnes Ld Nation I O ffens ~M' ets Pae In Attendance; USC Secontd Wolverines Average 76,114_Per Game Chappuis Passes Mliehinan To Leading Offensive Spot , j Whyr Mic higaln Led thy e Coun try i1 Oifp ense I 1 I I I B. S. BROWNC When Southern California trots onto the Rose Bowl gridiron Jan- uary 1, 1948, they will be encoun- tering the top offensive football Michigan's unbeaten and un...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TIMSDAY, JAUARY Frosh Gridders Indicate Bright Future 1 - --- Squad Shows Promise In Jayvee Scrimmages Outfit Two to Four Deep at All Positions; Prospects May Offset Losses at Tackles I By SI SONKIN If the form displayed by frosh gridders this fall is in tive of the kind of football M gan fans will see in the nex years, the loss of Chappuis, ges, et al, though serious, ma be fatal. Of the 100 plus freshmen turned up ...…

…THURSDAY, JANUARY 1, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY lA/vt Wallops Badgers, osUO To PIGGY BACK-here, children, we have a lesson in determination. The Gent with the ball is Mr. Chalmers (Bump) Elliott scoring (Believe it or not) the first touchdown of Michigan's 21-0 win over Ohio State. A r ther belligerent Buckeye decided he'd go along for the ride, but despite his efforts, The Bumper scored anyway. Maize and Blue Downs ScrappyBuckeyes,2 1-0...…

…. THE MICHIGAN DAILYAJ TlltJRSDAY, JANUARY 1, 199 Gophers First To Slow M' Scoring Machine, 13-6 1innesota Line Aimost Pulls Brown Jug Upset Homecoming Fans See Maize-Blue Come From Behind To Edge Golden Gophers By DICK KRAUS A1NiN AIRBOR, Oct. 26-Up front where the 1947 chapter of the "Little Brown Jug" rivalry took place, Michigan and Minnesota played" to a Mexican standoff, but Wolverine backfield speed provided the 13-6 victory ...…

…zUaRY . 1 948THE MICHIGAN DAILY i. Wolverines Overpower Fonde, Bump Elliott Score for Wolverines - * * * * * Fumbles, Interceptions Detour Michigan Drives Alert Defense Deciding Factor in Triumph With Both Teams Scoreless in Last Half By DICK KRAUS CHAMPAIGN, Ill., Nov. 1-Michigan did it the hard way, but they did it convincingly, whipping a tough Illinois eleven 14-7, after spot- ting the Fighting Illini all the breaks in a bruising see-...…

…,VE THE MICHIGAN DAILY TIIURSDAY. JANUARY\ 1, 1948 r As. Y'ftyA' sai 4 'c "^ ~" u<v ~ 'M ' AYu r2« 3O verw helm s 'Pore LI'l B f.~%5 lCiappiuis Bump Elliott Sec oys,' 35-0; ire Twice W'olverines Run WFild over Hoosiers As Of fensive Gains 363 Total Yards Early Training Sent Siekels Towards Gririron Greatness MTkaize and Blue Regains High Scoring Form; SickeI, 'Turns in Finest Contest of Career I Yerges lateraled to Fonde who went over...…

…,w... THURSDAY~,JANUARY 1, 1I948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SWildcats First Big Nine Team To Feel M Power Wolverine Grid Machine Rolls To 49-21 Triumph Six Michigan Players Scored Touchdowns As Precision Attack Baffles Enemy Eleven By DICK KRAUS EVANST ON, Ill., Oct. 18--Michigan made an auspicious Big Nine debut at Dyche Stadium, overpowering a good Northwestern eleven, 49-21, in a ball game that was strictly "good hit, no field."...…

… TIJE AlICIII(-.W'-,XN DAIIA I'll U"ICSDAV, JANUARY 1, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JANUARY 1, 1948 =-' -79= It V11 Warns Coast by rouncing S ord, 49-13, Wolverines Pi Up 42-0 Halftie Lead Four Tallies iS First ighi ViiuIs Turns Game ino ichigan Rout By DICK. RAUS Ielhind a savage : cfricie .t first quarter o :fensive, +i'higan rolld over outmanned Stanford, 49-13, 4t the University of Michigan Stadium yesterday, in a sparkling...…