…I I THURSDAY, OCTOBER x, 1952 THE MICHIGAN DAILY . FAGL Tlntg THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1952 PAGE THREE now Black Outpitches Reynolds for Opening Seri es Win HI JINKS ... by John Jenks IF WISCONSIN does anything in conference football this year, its success may be attributable to a former Wolverine, Jim Haluska, who is currently directing the Badger attack from the quarterback post. The recent rise to athletic prominence by Haluska natur...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY °. iiux 6x),Ml, fJ{.+'x"obLji 2, lo;J2 -m _______________________________________________________ I ,_ .... Cihv noIte By CRAWFORD YOUNG strictions, a by-product of size, are less ob- Daily Managing Editor trusive. BY WAY OF a postscript to Tuesday's note On the other hand, fraternity selection to rushees, it would seem appropriate to policies have certain other ramifications. temper the remarks of the Greek a...…
… THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1952 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE _______________________________________ I Coeds Invade Fraternities' Rush Routine Peace and quiet reign at the in- formal rushing gatherings at the University fraternity houses this * year, according to I.F.C. rules. But once in a while something out of the ordinary pops up to break the routine atmosphere. Bold coeds have been taking ad- vantage of the opportunity to rush male Greek ...…
…I* 'AGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, OCTOBER Z, 1952 THE MTCTIT(Aa N BATTY 1L THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1952 BRINGS 'EM BACK ALIVE: Student Builds Better Trap f iIich igan n on * * * * * * By JON SOBELOFF Deeply moved by the rat problem in the Economics Bldg., Marshall Blondy, '55, has come up with a humanitarian solution. "I just couldn't bear to think of what those economics instructors might do to those poor defenseless rats," he...…
…BASTION OF THE, MIDDILE EAST See Page 4 it ma n Iatii 1 i 4 4 PARTLY' CLOUDY Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LXII, No. 7 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1951 SIX PAGES PERON AGAIN-: American Called Revolt Leader By The Associated Press President Peron charged yesterday that former U.S. Ambassador Spruille Braden was the "originator" of Friday's luckless revolt in which hundreds of soldiers and politicians were arrested. Sour...…
… PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1951 ___________________________________ I I _______________________________________________________________________ UAW .Head Accused by Columnist DAILY OFFICIAL B ]ULLETINrj '' Pegler Claim1s Ruether Selfish DETROIT - ) -- Columnist Westbrook Pegler charged yester- day that Walter Reuther is "try- ing to buy his way into the White House in 1956 or 1960 with money extorted from union lab...…
…TUESDAY, O 2 , 1951 T HE MICHIGAN D AILY PAGE 'THREE New York Beats Brooks, 3-1, To Take Playoff Lead * * * * * * * t # Spartans Land Top Spot in AP Grid Poll Homers Spell Triumph For Heavy-Hitting Giants Hearn's Five-hitter Stills Dodger Offense; Durochermen Execute Four Twin Killings < > i * * * '~ * * Golden Bears Finish 2nd; ND Rated Fifth Michigan Unranked By First ConsensIus NEW YORK - (P} -Michigan State College, o...…
… FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ _ _ )RIS FLEESON: Bastion of the Middle East MATTER OF FACT By STEWART ALSOP ANKARA-A prompt visit from General Eisenhower is expected and desired here the moment Turkey becomes a full-fledged member of the North Atlantic Treaty Or- ganization. The Turks want General Ike to inspect their army. U.S. military men who have been helping to train and equip it since 1946 predict it will afford him great en- couragemen...…
…TUESDAY, OCTOBER , 1951 q THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE Chairmen of A-Hop Announced AIM, Assembly Shane Positions For Annual Dance Chairmen of the central com- mittees for the annual A-Hop were announced today. Heading the committees are co- chairmen Bob Leopold and Athena Savas. Since it is a com- bined AIM and Assembly spon- - sored dance, the positions are di- vided between the men and wo- men. . . * IN CHARGE of decorations for * the...…
…t ,-~--; ~ PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUE S\Ln , OCTOBER 2, 195! ' '-"__ ----p LET TERS TE LL STORY: Publications' Past Revealed An old file of letters recently discovered by an ex-Regent of the University, has brought to light some interesting sidelights on the history of publications here. Browsing around in his home, Ralph Stone, '92L, and Regent of the University from 1924-39, un- covered a sheaf of perfectly pre- served letters...…
