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…Mondlov.Feruorv 9. 01 948 H1CAM nA11 v TH F M AAIC ~iiiv -kuuJi s, F4 u-n y 0 1 ,- C3I n C KIV% i 1 A IV r' t LV m~e~~.e, ~'.. esLi age uev ni s (Continued from Page 10) James D. Hodge, Monroe; Bar- bara E. Elliott, Royal Oak, and Richard W. Wixon, Jackson; Dorothy V. Ellis, Ann Arbor, and Robert Dilts, Ames, Iowa; Betty Estes, Webster Grove, Mo., and Mitchael C. Gnaegy, Webster Grove, Mo.; Mr. and Mrs. Burton Ecbank, Nashville, Tenn. Jun...…

…_Monday, February 9, 1948, T HE M IC H IG AN D A ILY Pnne EIevent MnaFray914 TE M HG N DI I Names..,. (Continued from Page 10) James D. Hodge, Monroe; Bar- bara E. Elliott, Royal Oak, and Richard W. Wixon, Jackson; Dorothy V. Ellis, Ann Arbor, and $ Robert Dilts, Ames, Iowa; Betty Estes, Webster Grove, Mo., and ' 4 Mitchael C. Gnaegy, Webster Grove, Mo.; Mr. and Mrs. Burton Ecbank, Nashville, Tenn. June Evans, Amityville, N.Y., and Gerard...…

…Paae Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Mondav. February 9. 1948 -' . . +. ,.. w w . . . a v . . s r .av ... .. e...ww.:wvn. r rw ice B. Allen, Jr., Lansing; Sue Mr.land Mrs. Jean Kaurpp, Ann N anes Hughes, Grosse Pointe, and Day. Arbor; Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. P. Hammond, Lake Bluff, Ill.; Kasmer, Flint; Helyn Phyliss Shirley Humrich, Detroit, and Katz, Detroit and Robert Jay (Continued fram Pass Ii) Ferdinand W. Gennrich, Alpena; Greene, Detroit; ...…

…Page Twelve T HE M IC H IG AN D A ILY Mondovy February9, 198 Pane Twelve THE MICviGAN DAILY Mnndn ,f h ir 9 1 9, , ice B. Allen, Jr., Lansing; Sue a nes Hughes, Grosse Pointe, and Day.. P. Hammond, Lake Bluff, Ill.; g Shirley Humrich, Detroit, and (Continued from Page 5) Ferdinand W. Gennrich, Alpena; Eleanor M. Hunn, Batavia, N.Y. and Lee Edwards, Seattle, Wash.; Nancy Helmick, Park Ridge, Ill., Mr and Mrs. Lewis Butchings, and Dan Paul,...…

… Monday, February 9, 1948 THE -MICHIGAN DAILY Page Thirteerl M.rd"" Fe-7y9.14 H MCIA DIYPxe hrer (Continued from Page 12) Shirley Logan, Detroit, andc Thomas . FMooney, Jr., Detroit; Geraldine London, Gar , Indiana,F and Stanford L. Weiss, Kingston,r Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Long, Newberry, S. C.; Jo Look, Detroit,' and Charles West, Detroit; Pat Loring, Highland Park, and Dolig Lent, Detroit; Barbara Long, Ro- chester, N.Y. and Frank Fr...…

…AA.,.f A^,.. Gakri onr,,r 0 104A THE MIC Hlr-.AN r)AliY Pnnp Thirtppn mvinuuy, reuaruuiy , 1" nI% N vniI uc,~ qa I Names... (Continued from Page 12) Shirley Logan, Detroit, and Thomas F. Mooney, Jr., Detroit; Geraldine London, Gary, Indiana, and Stanford L. Weiss, Kingston, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Long, Newberry, S. C.; Jo Look, Detroit, and Charles West, Detroit; Pat Loring, Highland Park, and Dolig Lent, Detroit; Barbara Long, Ro- c...…

…Paqe Fourteen .THE MiC-HI.GArv.N DAILY Monday, February 9, 1949 :.a nT E MI~ G N D IY ody erur .14 Charles Stinson, Detroit; Ann am es Rhodes, Flint, and William D. Betts, Flint; Annabel Richards, Detroit, and Kenneth Jensen, De- (Continued from Page 13) troit; Jean Richards, Pleasant Ridge, and William W. Oren, Burbott, Winnetka, Ill.; Mr. and Evart. Mrs. William P. Pielou, Ann Ar - Silvia Richmond, Evansville, bor; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A...…

…Rose Fourteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Monday. February 9, 1948 Posse Fourteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Monday, February 9. 1943 N l Charles Stinson, Detroit; Ann am es Rhodes, Flint, and William D. Betts, Flint; Annabel Richards, Detroit, and Kenneth Jensen, De- (Continued from Page 13) troit; Jean Richards, Pleasant ------------ - -- Ridge, and William W. Oren, Burbott, Winnetka, Ill; Mr. and Evart. Mrs. William P. Pielou, Ann Ar- Silvia Richmond, E...…

…T E' MICHIGAN DAILY PbaeFifteen Mondav Fpbrunrv 9. 1949 AAuluuy, y ,,r 7,0174f# T .-IF K~ II- . 1I 7 r)n r ..V IuirFIc Gloria Ann Stephenson, Summit, Sally Sweeney, Toledo, and Arthur wood, Ohio, and Donald L. Bar- and Richard Bodycombe, Grosse T am es N. J., and Glen C. Neff, Elkhart, C. Markendorf, Grand Rapids; nett, Alton, Ill; Florence Schay- Pointe; Marilyn E. Shube, Yonk- Ind.; Harriet Stain, New York Rose Anne Swenger, Detroit, and o...…

…Monnda Februnrv 9_ 1 948 SH E~r~~ M CH GAN DA iYi D.,.,.. C : Lx.....,. ________________- rge Fifteen Gloria Ann Stephenson, Summit, Sally Sweeney, Toledo, and Arthur wood, Ohio, and Donald L. Bar- and Richard Bodycombe, Grosse N. J., and Glen C. Neff, Elkhart, C. Markendorf, Grand Rapids; nett, Alton, Ill; Florence Schay- Pointe; Marilyn E. Shube, Yonk- Ind.; Harriet Stain, New York Rose Anne Swenger, Detroit4 and owitz, Detroit, and Warre...…

…f Page Sixteen T HE M IC H IG AN D AIEL Y Mondvy February9. 198 PageeSixtee THE MI19IAvr DAILYt9.1-ler., Fe9r,,rJs,, F 1 N and John E. Rodger, Detroit; Hal-' crICeS sojIs Thompson, Detroit, and Euthy- ; mius S. Cocoves, Detroit; Peggy JeanThompson, and P. Fred Les- ley, Jr., Detroit. (Continued Cram Page 15) Mr. and Mrs. John Thurlow, De-k Huntington Wood, Mich.; Doris troit; Beverly Telford, Flint, and Sternberg, Oxford, Mich., and Stan...…

…Pno Siyfton- THKE M IC H IG AN D A ILY Monday, February 9, '1948 Tage HAnxueea 9 N and John E. Rodger, Detroit; Hal- . Dearborn; Mr. and Mrs. Gwilym ha S " Ilis Thompson, Detroit, and Euthy- M. Williams, Detroit; Evelyn Wil- e l[v7mius S. Cocoves, Detroit; Peggy , son, Niagara Falls, N. Y. and Rob- Jean Thompson, and P. Fred Les- - ert E. Rugar, Painville, O. ley. Jr., Detroit. Pat Wheeler, East Lansing, and (Continued from Page 15) Mr. and...…

…Monday, FebruaKy 9U 1948 EPC IEGN DAIB JES BOOKS SUPPLIES BOOKS BOOKS SUPPLIES BOOKS SUP KS SUPPLIES BOOKS. SUPPLIE LIES BOOKS SUPPLIES BOOK BOOKS SUPPLIES BOOKS SUP AT'S 336 STATE STREET PHONE 2-0814 BOOKS SUPPLIES BOOKS SUP LIES BOOKS SUPPLIES BOOKS BOOKS SUPPLIES BOOKS SUP OKS SUPPLIES BOOKS SUPPLI SUPPLIES BOOKS SUPPLIES B OOKS SUPPLIES BOOKS SUPP …

…Sonday, February 9, 1948 Ii.~ rr rrr r ~rr T HE M IC H IG AN D A ILY Rage Seventeen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Poae Seventeen ~*1 11 IES BOOKS SUPPLIES BOOKS BOOKS SUPPLIES BOOKS SUP KS SUPPLIES BOOKS SUPPLIE LIES BOOKS SUPPLIES BOOK BOOKS SUPPLIE S BOOKS SUP "'8 336 STATE STREET PHONE 2-0814 BOOKS SUPPLIES BOOKS SUP LIES BOOKS SUPPLIES BOOKS BOOKS SUPPLIES BOOKS SUP OKS SUPPLIES BOOKS SUPPLI SUPPLIES BOOKS SUPPLIES B OOKS SUPPLIES B...…

…MICHIGAN GAILY Mondav. Februarv 9. 94 .. ,, .LY,_. . .. ew, n... lns y,, Fsal'sr, r , 13 194 POLIO VICTIMS GET LIFT: County Dimes Donations Top $12,000 By CRAIG WILSON mittee have not yet been added in. tional Foundation for Infantile With more than $12,000,collect- "With all the money turned in, Paralysis and the remainder stay- ed to date in the Washtenaw we hope to exceed last year's County March of Dimes Drive, mark of $12,563 for the ...…

…Page Egh teen T HE M IC H IG AN D AI1LY M~rndar Fbkr inx 9 194A Pae .,e....n THFMIzHIrAND lruary7 , Oa POLIO VICTIMS GET LIFT: County Dimes Donations Top $12,000 By CRAIG WILSON mittee have not yet been added in. tional Foundation for Infantile With more than $12,000 collect- "With all the money turned in, Paralysis and the remainder stay- ed to date in the Washtenaw we hope to exceed last year'si County March of Dimes Drive, mark of $12,56...…

…M~onday, 'February.9, 1948 T HE MIC I A A L Plan lectons fr SJ i,- itp CommitteeF Rabbit Syste Will BeJsed For Balloting 20,500 Signatures Required on Petitions Elections for the 1949 J-Hop committee will be held from 8:45 a.m. to 5 p.m. some day next year, Jim Farley, chairman of the "tudent Legislature elections com- mittee announced yesterday. C. The date was set far enough in advance to facilitate planning and to avoid fraudulent practice...…

…Monday, February 9, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page m te PlanEetos o o ComG tte Rabbit Systemj Will Be Used For allotin 20,500 Signatures Required on Petitions Elections for the 1949 J-Hop. Committee will be held from 8:45 a.m. to 5 p.m. some day next year, Jim Farley, chairman of the Student Legislature elections com- mittee announced yesterday. The date was set far enough in advance to facilitate planning and to avoid fraudulent practices, ...…

… Tt-F kAIr""utIT aKt MA 11 W L A IlVn MI (_ l U PN U A I L YMonday, February 9, 1948 Immodest Proposal I tettem SINCE 18-, Michigan students had o sfferthrugh tion to non-wrren alone. This A I "'have had to suffer through would allow only men and vet-T H E IO crowded classes and live in crowd- erans to remain at this insti- TO THE E DI TOR ed dormitories. They have had to tution. take their choice between eating By this one move, the Admin- ...…

…Monday, February 7, 1948 Poge Twenty THE MICHIGAN DAILY_ Page Twenty THE MICHIGAN DAILY Monday, February 9, 1948 Immodest Proposal SINCE 18-, Michigan students tion to non-women alone. This have had to suffer through would allow only men and vet- TO THI crowded classes and live in crowd- erans to remain at this insti- ed dormitories. They have had to tution. take their choice between eating By this one move, the Admin- mrons N inferior foo...…

… Monday, February 9, 1948 T HE M' C HTIGA N DA ILY Page Twenty-One M.. dayfFebruary9,"1948.THE MICHGAN "D iLY Pca4etw7Rn4t17 Vn A Foresters Will Work Hard SWithLostovski, WAA Headi Hamlina Lostovski, newly elect- Mi's cstovski, who comes from ed president of the Women's Arth- Iron Valley, Ohio, is a sophomore itic Association, is one of the most interesting personalities on in the forestry school. "I am a campus, it was announced yester- ...…

…Monday February 9, 1948 T HE M IC HI1G AN D AI1LY Pae Twentv-One Foresters Will Work Hard With Lostovski, WAA Head Hamina Lostovski, newly elect- Miss Lostovski, who comes from ed president of the Women's Arth- ritic Association, is one of the Iron Valley Ohio is a sophomore most interesting personalities on in the forestry school. I am a campus, it was announced yester- sophomore in the forestry school," day she told The Daily. "I come fro...…

…Page Twenty-Two T' H A E M HI AN DWAIYN i1----I___ I- t n 4n A- PIVI Twennt1-TIN L I L Y Monday, Februa 9 1948 C R 10lates Statements The following are campaign statements of candidates for the 1949 J-Hop. Further statements will appear in a subsequent edition" of The Daily. The statements are printed at the requests of the Student Legislature, the Interfra- ternity Council, the Union, the r4 Asociation of Independent Men, YPCM, AVC, the ...…

…Pcge Twenty-TWo THE. MICHIGAN DAILY Monday, February 9, 1948 Twnt-ToTH.MC IG N ALYM _da F.rur.9.14 andidates' Statements The following are campaign statements of candidates for the l94 J-Hop. Further statements ill appear in a subsequent edition of T'e Daily. The statements are' Print at the requests of the Student Legislature, the Interfra- serni-y Council, the Union, the Assocaion of Independent Men, YPCM. AVC, the Michigan Gar- and th...…

…E trinv'- Fehr«nrv 9 1948 "T M lr A H1-t;:A A DnA I T Pnn- Tw mtyT rai Liuy cv uu 7, 0 oa 10c5Ti I t lrnl a i n 4AM n.L rraeAIIVy ne ,,. Hop Derby ists Record eld of Fillies avorie s Scratghe In Run for (.ups By DRAHCIE SUARK eteran observers are united in the opinion this year's J-Hop Derby provided the classiest field of fillies since the record year of '08 in Ann Arbor's annual run for th-e orchids. Some of the nation's top jockeys ...…

…Mrs-day, February 9, 1948 T J-Hop Derby Lists Record Fieldof Fillies Favorites Scratch In Run for Cups By DRAHUCIR SUARK Veteran observers are united in the opinion this yeas aJ-Hop Derby provided the classiest field of fillies since the record year of 08 in Ann Arbor's annual run for the orchids. Some of the nation's top jockeys were on hand to pilot the fancy fillies around the gruelling I-M course, but none had worse luck than little Eddie ...…

… Pnnp Twpnty-Fniir AA^nAnx.- f:,Pkriimr,.,-O IQA Tw'F' IVtirHIrAN' nA#1Y ruciwie-urt E'1 (L tt l t rAE 7 &I r h ,T ivioa...ay, ~ .~.. 07, GA l SECOND SEMESTER NEW and USED and STUDENT SUPPLIES FOR ALL DEPARTMENTS "Every Book -efor Every Course" A special department to handle complete book and supply service for veterans. Bring your requisitions to us. State Street at North U. Bob Graham, Mgr. 1: - …

…Page Twenty-Four T HE M IC H IG AN D A ILY Monday, February 9, 948 SECOND SEMESTER NEW and USED -0 0 and STUDENT SUPPLIES FOR ALL DEPARTMENTS "EveryBo o yy f Eve ry Course" A special department to handle complete book and supply service for veterans. Bring your requisitions to us. A44 - tII7 JVI g E T¢°SST S li MICHIGAN BOOKSTORE State Street at North U. Bob Graham Mgr. …

…ROTO See fore E6 Y f A w6 *a1 ii4 COLD Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 85 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Dorsey Band Will Furnish J-Hop Music Dunham To Play Alternate Sets Over 3,000 students will dance to the music of Tommy Dorsey and Sonny Dunham beneath a star-studded ceiling at the tradi- tional J-Hop from 10 pFm. to 2 ha.m. Friday and Saturday, Feb. 6 and I in the Intramural Building M S...…

…TIIE MICHIG AN DAILY FRIDAY, JANUARY 1 ... 'M' Teams See Big Nine Gymnasts Face Gophers Here Tomorrow Ni oht Michigan fans will have a look at the first Maize and Blue gym- natics team since 1933, plus the prospective national champions, when the Wolverines meet the Golden Gophers tomorrow night at 8 p.m. in the large gymnasium at the" Intramural Building in the only varsity contest slated for Ann Arbor Saturday night. Minnesota will b...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Wage 'Ice Jug' Battle r 4 iIi 'M'---Cophers Resume Feud This Weekend Opening the battle for the mythical Western Conference championship and for the right to represent the Midwest in the NCAA championship playoffs, Michigan's hockey team faces off on Minneapolis ice tonight in the first of a two game series with the Golden Gophers of Minnesota. The NCAA Mid-Western repre- sentative will be chosen from among Mic...…

…THE MICtIGAN 'DAILY FmMAT. JA-NT~irY e, i _ . f=ifty-ighth Year Equality By Law IIAILY OFFICIAI BULETIN_ Letters to the Fditor.SO OW Edited and managed by students of the Uni- versity of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. John Campbell ................ Managing Editor Nancy Hemick...............General Manager Clyde Recht ..........................City Editor Jean Swendemen .............Adver...…

…°THEit MIIGNJIL I 1" Conductor, and University Choir, Raymond Kendall, Sat,, an 17, 7 p n ,Hill Auditorium oior1is Wilfred Ro r-ri. trurmpe, arad Dornaid ii-teilei baritone Pr grawl: Overtire to "Oberon" by Von Weber, Timirupet Concerto in E-flat by Haydn, Tili Eulenspiegel, Op. 28 by Straits., Shi('ksalsheid. Op. 54 (Song of Destiny) by Brahms, Two Canons at Four by Billings, Design for October by Fine, and the first performance of Suite f...…

…sIx THE MICIIIGAN DAILY *r * 0 TO SMES E IN EVIEW 1J r A Local photos by Daily staff photographers Alex Linanian and1( Stan Lipsey RACIAL DISCRIMINATON-About 150 students participated this semester in the picketing of barbershops charged with refus- ing to serve Negro patrons. The picketing climaxed a year long campaign by IRA members against alleged violations of Michigan's Diggs Act. Barber Dominic Dascbla will appear as defenda...…

…JARY 160, 148 TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY oreign Grads riven Sendoff 'arty BISA Michigan's graduating foreign idents received a warm sendoff :ently at a Farewell Party given em by the International Stu- :ts Association and the Inter- tional Center. Setting the theme of the eve- ag, Provost Jades P. Adams ex- esed the hope that the foreign, Ldents have gained more than we scholastic experience from eir stay at the University, and :ed that "in some re...…

…ii;i-1T ______________ ______ _______ _______ THir S_ ic AT- l 2i TDAILX _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ V ARIED OPINIONS: Hindu Students Comment On a .1ndi's fites' Pe iltntl Fast By KEN LOWE Hindu students on campus ex- pressed varying degrees of p prehension over the consequences of IvIohandas K. Gnndhis latest fast, according to interviews yes- ,erday. "Personally, I don't like it at , this juncture," said Rohit Desai, "The fast will cre...…

…CONDUCT RULING See rage Y dlw uyr *u i4 LIGHT SNOW MILDER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 84 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Truman Will Offer Picture Problem No Objection to Rise In GI Subsistance Antonofsky Reports Moderation of President's Stand; Pay Boost Seen Student veterans seeking a boost in Government subsistence rates lhad assurances today that President Truman will offer no ob...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY V-)R4sj a - FULL SCALE MANEUVER: Dean ParkerCompletes Plans For Orientating New StudentsI _____ a - _ _ _ _- -°,a By WALTER DEAN Like a strategist preparing his battle plans, Ivan W. Parker, as- sistant to the Dean of Students, is putting the finishing touches on his blueprint to meet the on- slaught of some 600 new students who will invade the campus next wek. Parker is replacing Prof. Philip Pictures ...0 (Continue...…

…15, 1948 rr l MCH GAN.1DAILY PAGE . . . . ................................ ..... ............... . ...... M yvees Open Cage Season rainst Ypsi Five Saturday Maize and Blue Quintet Out To Derail High-Flying Badgers in Crucial Tilt Michigan's jayvee basketball squad will open an eight-game schedule at 2 p.m. Saturday when it faces Michigan Normal, at Yost Field House. In the other seven contests, the cagers will face Ypsi here in a sec-...…

…_ _ _ _ _ -- -MW-G------ i.:s Iu: FifTi;ghtli Year Ii 17, 11- IT SO HAPPENS... W f ha tPrice Glo y? B 1M1T DI IN- Letters to the Editor. 11 i - ~ - --.:f- - - zn4, i i) Edited and managed by students of the Uni- versity of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. John Campbell...................Managing Editor Nancy Hemick ...................enral Manager Clyde Recht..........................C...…

…(CA Ticket Sales Begin Today. For Post-J-Hop Breakfasts J-Hop breakfast ticket; will be on sale from 9 a.m. to noon and from 1 to 5 p.m. today aned to- morrow at the ticket boothi in iUi- versity Hall. Traditional post-dance break- fasts will be presented at, 2:30 aim. Friday a<nd Stu~irday. Feb. 6 and 7 at the Leage id Union. Ticket sales are open to both in- dependent and affiliated students although many of the fraternities are presnting ...…

…FADE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY TIIIJRSDAY, JANARiY 15, 194 ... . . . .......... ASSEMBLY LINE: Teeth to Toenail Ordeal Awaits Freshman Crop Russia Will Be COME AND G)ET 'E M: Forum Subject At Conference Pastors To ALtend Annual Meeting Here Employment Is No Problem For Engline School Graduates By ALLEGRA. PASQUALETTI During the course of registra- tion week five to six thousand freshmen and transfer students are examined from teeth to to...…

…*4 ADVISING PLAN Sri, Page 4 L '7j r L wFA6 Daill CLOUDY, SNOW FLURRIES Latest Deadline in the State OL. LVIII, No. 83 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 14, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Ask Increase Of 1.5 Bilion For Defense Air Force Called 'Best Insurance' By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Jan. 13 - The1 President's Air Policy Commission today asked for a boost in the na- .' tional defense budget, warning that America has a scant five...…

…TWO " P IE MICIGAN DAILY .WEDNESDAY, 3 -I UNSOCIAL ART: Tests Reveal Gumehewing Has No effect on Tooth Decay By PAT JAMES The gentle art of gumchewing, which Emily Post does not con- sider a social grace, likewise fails to find favor with Dr. Philip Jay, head of the University's Dental Caries Research. Recent tests conducted at Tufts Deadine Set For Art Prints Fine To Be Charged For Overdue Returns Art prints should be returned to 205 Ma...…

…TilE MICLHGAXN DAILY - Aier rTn ., . Winning Games on Road C(tgers' i est Problem Quick Solution Sought as Schedule Lists Only One of Next Four Contests at Home REINFORCEMENTS ARRIVING: Trio of TopNoteh Pucksters To Return to Michigan I The latest "hero 10 hobo" story cOncerns the Wolverix s' basket - )ball squad. * Last Satutlidy iiht Coach Ozzie (>owle I iU(4: ter"; were re- ceivig 1o'; 1 oi't1 iid; for titeir w~ini over 1 m lcutcd :m...…

…TIMCIAN DAILY Q1jr Altyigrl jh Ya& Fifty-Eighth Year MATTER OF FACT: Barbed Hook BILL MA ULDIN Edited and managed by students of the Uni- versity of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. John Campbell ...................Managing Editor Nancy Helmick .................General Manager Clyde Recht.....................City Editor Jean Swendemen .............Advertising Manager Edwin Schneider ...............…

…JANtTAKY414, 1948-' 'nitMICHIGAN- DAILY' PAGE PM= ryouts To Begin For flnnucdJG Booth in League To Receive Applications From Volunteers for Committee Work Sales To Begin For Breakfasts After J-Hop Tickets for the J-Hop breakfasts will go on sale from 9 a.m. to noon and from 1 to 5 p.m. tomorrow and Friday at the University Hall ticket booth. The traditional breakfasts will be presented after J-Hop on Fri- day and SatUrday, Feb. 6 and 7 ...…

…PAGI S trMttUNi x I -v- .V . .. ... .. .. .. .. ... .. .. .. ... .. .. .. ... .. .. .. . ........ . .... .. ......... .... ...... . THIS IS WQMlJ : West Quad Men Begin Rival Radio Broadcasts By MARY STEIN Not to be out-done by the East Quadders who recently set up a "radio station," three enterprising West Quad residents have started experimental broadcasts from their own studio iri Michigant House. Brad Stone, Fred Renley, and Bill Mac...…

…TWO VIEW; See rage 4 Y A6 uyrn :43 a it]y NOW, COLDER HIGH WINDS Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No, 82 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Truman Asks High Budget Of Congress Republicans Call Sum Extravagant By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Jan. 12-Presi- dent Truman sent to Congress to- day a $39,699,000,000 budget, a record-smasher for peacetime, and Republican lawmakers reacted swiftly with cr...…

…. + ""WOTHEMtCHrcAN 1DAffY BABY CONTEST: Harried 'Ensian Staff Leaves. DiaperDifficulties to Parents DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN By CRAIG WILSON Even without parental diaper troubles, the Michiganensian baby ontest managers have their troubles. Anxious mothers and proud pa- pas from Willow Village to the U' Editor T1 Talk In Journalism Speech Series Students will have a first hand opportunity to get the newspaper viewpoint of international poli...…