…tAGE FOVW TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1949 New York Decision pHE FEINBERG LAW, a piece of New York legislation which has had educa- trs in that state up in arms since its pas- sage last summer, has fortunately been de- clared unconstitutional by the State Su- preme Court. In a 5,000 word opinion, Justice Harry E. Schirick called the law, which directs the New York Board of Regents to purge the public school system of Communist...…
…FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2,.1949 THE MICHIGAN DAIL --m-m-Ndomwo Wilderness To Invade Campus fit Paul Bunyan Dance Tomorrow Coeds Begin i u ' Having imported more than 150 pine trees from the university Forestry Farms for the occasion, the Forestry Club plans to turn Waterman Gymnasium into a veritable wilderness for its an- nual Paul Bunyan "Formal" from 9 to 1 p.m. tomorrow night. The only attire allowed will be plaid shirts, jeans, boots and...…
…PAGE SIX Cllr MICITIGAN DILY FrtMAY, DFCIBMPfl 2, 194 .I I_ T w INITIAL RECORD REVIEW: Wolverine Disk To Revolve Wednesday By JOAN WILLENS The first disc of the 1949-50 Michigan record album, featuring portions of the Danny Kaye show, exciting Wolverine touchdown mo- ments as well as Governor G. Mennen Williams' comment on 1e Army game, will be ready for the listening Wednesday. Wolverine club members, who initiated the production of a M...…
…BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU See Page 4 Latest Deadline in. the State D4aii4 CLOUDY, COLDER VOL. LX, No. 33 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 2, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS i Students Split Over Political Parties Plan SL Generally Opposes Scheme By PETER HOTTON and JAMES GREGORY Campus leaders' opinions on a proposed political party system for student elections broke across fra- ternity-independent lines, with SL members usually opposing the p...…
… ''AGM T!WO THE MICI[GAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, NO _ WEflNESflAY, NC ._ _ Inter Arts Union Clears Artistic Work To Open Season With Eliot Classic By NANCY BYLAN Inter-Arts Union is the campus clearing house for all student crea- ive work. Representing groups in music,' architecture, design, dancing, dra-' matics and composition, IAU at- tempts to coordinate their activ- ities and give them a proving ground for new ideas. IAU ACTIVITIES are ev...…
…WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tigers' Kell Paces AP All-Star Vote * * * Nation's Writers Name Six American Leaguers Boston Red Sox Place Parnell, Williams, Kinder to Lead Teams; J. Robinson Chosen Michigan Climbs to 5th in Grid Poll; Notre Dame, Cadets Again Rank 1-21 Football News Cites ]lomsen Tony Momsen, Michigan center, was named by the Football News yesterday at the center position on its Line-of-the-Week. M...…
… TH AlICHIGANIt ": Better Business Forgotten Men Rediscovered Bureau NOBODY WANTS to get stung by a sales- man who takes his money but doesn't deliver the goods. These low lifes seem tI consider a college campus. with its easy- come-easy-go attitide, an especially happy hunting ground. To fight them the Stu- dent Legislature has established a Better Business Bureau. However, the bureau can not do the job alone. The cooperation of the who...…
…Cigarettes To Be Distributed At Panhel's 'Peter's Panic' ~HE MIC14IGAS IL~IY m Vice President To Wed Adding to the daze of "Peter's Paic," the coming Panhellenic Ball, will be the free distribution of a well known brand of cigir- ettes. Couples attending the dance, to be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Fri- day, Nov. 11, will find a cigarette booth in the lobby of the I.M. building. Manning the booth will be Gun- nar Anderson, Jay Boll and Edit...…
…T - Y MICN AMIL Tabulating Service Functions as U' Brain I , - - * * * * * * Ai -Daily-Carlyle Marshall MECHANICAL HANDS-Edward Zumbroegel of the University Tabulating Service removes cards from the "sorter" which automatically sorts and counts the records at a rate of more than 400 a minute. Machines Give iStatstical Data By JIM BROWN Almost suggestive of a grotesque copy of an engineering labora- tory, the Tabulating Service on the...…
…ENLVD OF A MYTH. See Page 4 L Sw6FA6 A6F FAIR AND MILD Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LX, No. 7 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS DATELINE-EUROPE: Students Witness 15th Century Fete, (Editor's note: This is the fifth in a series of articles by two Daily staff members who spent the summer in Europe as leaders of an NSA study tour.) By BARNEY and DOLORES LASCIIEVER Unwittingly we found ourselves the...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1940 f _ ___ )R LATE-SLEEPERS: Broadcast of 'U' Courses To Begin Tomorrow Classroom snoozers take note! Here is your chance to sleep through that morning lecture and still get an 'A' in the course .. - via the airwaves.1 Tomorrow, station WUOM F.M.- begins its on-the-spot broadcast of two classroom lectures. English ** * TV Seep. as Latest Mass Teaching Ai Television is the latest addition to the gro...…
…2, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY_____ Uo with ROZ VIRSHUP DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN; Despite protests to the contrary the large number of radio sets on campus seems to indicate that students do find time to "tune in." In addition to their favorite pro- grams they've been giving a boost to the hooperatings of everything that happens to be on the air when theyslam the books shut and turn on the little dial. IF YOU ARE generally dissat- isfied with w...…
…t THE MICHIGAN DAILY ROLLING STONES ...by Harold Jackson Pipe Down ... AVE TITTLE is wondering just what kind of reputation for academic prowess -or weakness-he's acquired in three se- mesters on campus. He was planted in the back of a rough psychology course wearing the normal look of opening-day apprehension when through the door waltzed a coed of his acquaintance. In a much too loud voice she hailed him thusly: "Dave, I didn't know you wer...…
…9UNDAY, OC~TOBER 2, 1949l THE MICHIGAN DAILY fIM fisembly To Stage *> ** SStrong To Play for 'U' Students,' Guest Cadets at Annual AA Hop' 'Welcome Army' * * * * * * Soph Cabaret To Recruit Aid Soccer Club To Begin Play As Newest Sport of WAA Of '52 Women Besides the lusty greeting which the Army cadets are due to receive from the Michigan eleven this Saturday, they will also be social- ly saluted by Aim and Assembly at the fourth ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1949 " __ __ _____ __.._ __ __ _.. ___ _ III_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Navy . . . . . 28 Ohio State . . 4 Princeton . . . 7 Indiania . . olv~ens [6 Iowa . . . . . 21 Pittsburgh. 7 Purdue . . . . 7 Northwestern a-N Down . . 16 Notre Dame . . 7 Washington ! 27 Minnesota . 7 Nebraska . . . 26 Illinois . . . . 13 Army 13 Penn Stl . . .o 42 ate . . .7 . Wisconsi. . in With BigTir I...…
…SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1949 mu _ may} THE MICHIGAN DATLY 7MiOr Lea gue Colitell rs Fae 'Judfgme ay MSC Tops Marquette; Season Ends in Three Crucial Games Major League Standings Tarheels Ed By The Associated Press EAST LANSING - A razzle- dazzle passing attack gave Mich- igan State an easy 48-7 win over an outclassed Marquette team here yesterday. Repairing the lack of aerial power that contributed to a 7-3 defeat in the Michigan gam...…
…PAGE EIGHT SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1949 TIlE MIChIGAN DAILY I !.i . .. COLLEGE ROUND-UP: Football Fever Strikes Campuses Over Nation Daily To Seek Century-Long Interment at Valley Forge -I By DAVE THOMAS College football with all its tra- ditional incentives to mayhem has reappeared on the campus scene fornits annual fall reign. Once again the old wheezes and stunts will be hauled from the clo- set, dusted off and, perhaps with a new refine...…
…190 ln A, v THRE MC1HGtN DAILY-MUirSIC 8ITPPLi~1[ENT mmmmm Annual Concert Season Will Open Tuesday _;> Frit Reiner To Perform March 12 Will Appear With ChicagoGroup The Chicago Symphony Orches- tra will appear in the fifth of the Extra Concert Series March 12 in the "new" Hill Auditorium. A perennial favorite of Univer- sity concert-goers, the Chicago or- chestra will be conducted by Fritz Reiner, former conductor of the Pittsburgh S...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY S UND~AY, OCO4BER 'ITFALLS A-PLENTY: Page-Turner Discloses His Precarious Position Song Fest To Be Given By Viennese Choir Bovs (EDITOR'S NOTE: Ed Troupin turned pages last season for eiitz and Neveu and here recounts his impressions of his experience.) By ED TROUPIN The page-turner's prime requi- chestra, appearing under Thor Johnson in the regular Choral Un- ion Series next January, is widely knTei as one of te six...…
…41 2, 1949 { THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TH IHGA &T PAGE MUSICAL PACESETTERS: Gifted Duo Reaps Worldwide Honors * * * * * * By FRAN WVICK The team of violinist Carroll Glenn and pianist Eugene List, to appear here in January, sets a startling precedent in musical mo- nopolies. For the gifted Miss Glenn and the brilliant Mr. List are a hus- band-wife team which has won, collectively, a lion's share of the young genius in American music cir...…
…THE MICHI AN D.AILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2, . UNIVERSITY MUSICAL SOCIETY MY RA HESS 9 4 1949- 50 CHORAL UNION SERIES ) TEN CONCERTS ARTUR RUBINSTEIN, Pianist . . . . . . . Tuesday, October 4 Saturday, October 15 VIENNA CHOIR BOYS. . . . . . . BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, CHARLES MUNCH, Conductor . . . . . . . . .. Sunday, October 23 CLEVELAND ORCHESTRA, GEORGE SZELL, Conductor . Sunday, November 6 ITALO TAJO, Bass . ..We...…
…y ContourPlowing Patterns in Grass Caused by Spray Dn An gell Hall Lawn? By HERB KRAVITZ Though most universities like to boast of their green lawns, Mich- igan is unique in that here the grass is brown-and growing in symmetrical patterns, too. But those who prefer the old- fashioned green campus have no need for alarm. Green pastures are expected to return in about a week. BROWN GRASS and race track patterns on campus are the result of 2-...…
…PAGE TWO THE ICHI XX 14ATLY SATTMDAT- YMY* 2- 1-444 -, THE TCTTIEN Ii~ITV ~TTTT~AVTTIV @IO1 i:J t] 1 V 131.1 [1 T ./ UL Z ,G, 1:1'#. f 'Tete-A -T'ete RECENTLY DEAN Eric A. Walter sat down informally with a group of Uni- versity students and talked for several hours about "this and that" at the University con- cerning officials, faculty members and stu- dents. The occasion was Student Legisla- ture's first meeting with a 'U' official as i...…
… T' SATURDAY, JULY 2, 1919 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Keller's Turn as Yankees Rally To Down Vats, 5-4 r: Schroeder Wins at Wimbledon King Kong Bangs Pinch Triple in Ninti-i; Indians Move to Third as Tigers Lose Nine Boats In Gold Cup Race Today DET'ROIT-(1)-A classy field of nine speedboats was tuned up yesterday for the 42nd annual running of the Gold Cup race to- day. Several other boat owners hur- riedly sent their craft through qu...…
…PAGE VOUlt ,OB EASIER: Drama Reviewers Pray For Good Play Seasons CA"!''iTirnriAV' rr-r r n yn w THE MICHIGAN TIAIT Y ; AL 1 M ALA T ITV.. ... A ..VW U&A Za V PL#. L \ 1F IL AA .p.1 z. ,Yt1AViJAr, JTL "I 7L U A UTI'W~ ~ A U~ U~ - '. - l ~ i~ : ~ ... .... ... .... ... ... ~ --. ...- --T I I By PHOEBE FELDMAN (Special to The Daily) NEW YORK-Most drama crit- ics hope for a season full of good plays. At least that was the opinion Louis Krone...…
…UNCERTAIN WEATHER See Page 4 Y Latest Deadline in tshe'Stle DaiI*b CLOUDY 'sNOWi 40 VOL. LIX, No. 104 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS Straight Says' 'Fair Deal' in For Struggle Claims Program Partly 'New Deal' By ROMA LIPSKY Sixty per cent of the Fair Deal is an attempt to bring the New Deal up to date, according to Mi- chael Straight, editor of New Re- public. Speaking in Ann Arbor underj the sponsorsh...…
…--- _. r. ___-____ ....... ___. __. _ ._ ___ ..._---- _ .. --- - _ . _ _. ._ _.__ UIMBER TRAINING: Wood Teeb Lab Studies Properties of -Furniture I z City I Circuit co;I!t' J11 BreakseJ.,ge a ;year's probat ion e- IIT Pr eiul, ri x;150 fines and 'heref1V{'f (1O)01A( (bwL oigoonedlIby population size, to nine of the which state thti t lE'lo l hlI- i l . hLw ifsrlc(m-m,-I .,v;lrl ivnc'nn IT~ / 1A 'ULE hAIlEY OFFICILBLEN Ordinary tables and...…
…WEDNESDAYMR , 19I CIGANDAIL oe Louis Officially' uitsRino &r'id te idn880_Tilt or .....Of C .%- Jde To Give FTitday's Bi Ninte Events, SHORT STUFF: Mikulich Topnotch Cager Despite Medium Stature 11 IALKNP4 ~flVJ with Bud Weidenthal Associale Sports Eiditor r Il Promoters I Crucial for M' Tauitren I DESPITE NUMEROUS reports to the contrary, Michigan's improv- thinclads cannot be considered favorites to win the Western Con- ference tr...…
…THE A,MTA-N DIkiIV WEDNESDAY, AIMR 2,1949 Uncertain Wealter IT WAS ATLMOST APPIROPRIATR. Snow, Ik, a hroud, came to Ann Arbor the day after the death of the political speakers' ban. It almost made you believe that the snow waited to fall, waited until political speakers would no longer be forced to appear in public parks where they could become the targets of snowballs and the victims of crowd psychology. The snow recalled the grimmer aspec...…
…20 1 46 TIEM IRlIIGAN }AMLY Pi fssembly Reigns 0 Be Held Friday Remaining Will Be Sold' Tickets for Annual Formal Today in Undergraduate Office Some lucky couple attending As- sembly Ball this year will find the "pot of gold at the end of the rain- bow" more than a proverb. "Assembly Reigns," this year's presentation of the annual Assem- bly Ball, sponsored by Assembly Union To Hold Wishing Well Ball Saturday Every man will be able to ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MARC INCOME TAX RET RNI Married Stu4 'Joint Retur EDITOR'E NOTE-This is the seotId in a series on probms of iiia; au Incpme Tax Return.)t By JAMES GREGORY k For the student taxpayer who ist married, the most important thin to decide is whether to file a joint return. Most married couples find the New Council Plans To Fete Student Artists IAC Will Show Works Created on Campus Students with a yen to create art are...…
… USELESS UN? See Page 4 . iiK Latest Deadline in the State 41v CLOUDY AND WARMER VOL. LIX, No. 61 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, Dec. 2, 1948 PRICE FIVE CEN I9 iTS .:. I K * * * Wi stert, i 'Nam A li-A Americans Posts Filled With 7,013 Ballots Cast AP, UP Pick lv' Gridders To Top Posts Ortmann Named On Second Team Dick Rifenburg and Al Wistert have been named to All-American posts by the United Press and Rif- enburg was s...…
…T CII HEA DfAI LY ,Tfl~iSDAY, DECEMBER~ 2, x.948 _____U DDED LAURELS: Raab Chosen as Violin .Soloist for Winter Tour A member in long standing of the University Symphony Orches- tra will take his place as violin soloist when the orchestra begins its tour this month. Emil Raab, a graduate student, has been attending the University, since1945. During that time he as been concert-master of the niversity Symphony and a mem- er ofthe Faculty S...…
… TIMSDAY, DECTEFM13EU, 1t8t THE MICHIGAN DAILYX , . ._ :a ...,. A.a x aa..a.c a. a..<: y. f :dr rya. r. i s:' W..- Pucksters Batt leic AWin fii gl'h Michigan To Test Strength, In Annual Game with Pros Maize and Blue Bolstered by 12 Veterans; MacDonald To Tend Goal for Detroiters <j\.. By B. S. BROWN Hockey coach Vic Heyliger will unveil his fifth Michigan puck squad tonight at the Coliseum in an exhibition match with the De- troit Re...…
…T H E MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1948 I Useless UN? THE LATEST FLURRY of action in the no reference Palestine dispute, both in the UN and sitting in Pa Jerusalem provide final testimony of the The Americ innocuous position of the United Nations. recognizes th Fruits of I In Paris, Britain finally gave up her was in itselt backing of the Bernadotte plan of par- already appa tition which was unacceptable to the Arad app Jews. Afte...…
…IUrYEiAT DE ENER 2, 1O48 fnnual Slide Rule Ball To Be Held In Masonic Temple Tomorrow TH Ti-!--k V if-it v J.AnJ2 iVAIt1GA1yt! UA1LIY PAGE FIVE el Slide Rule Ball, annual formal sponsored by the Michigan Tech- nic, will be presented from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. tomorrow night at the Masonic Temple Ballroom. This all-campus dance was moved from the IM Building to its present location because of lack of student support and the ex- pense involved ...…
…TITUTIIAY, DECEMBER Z, )1-? HIE MIC HIG AN DAILY TEST WINNERS: vIusic Students To Solo With Orchestra Tonight THROUGH OTHERS' EYES: Blind Student Adaires Campus light music school students will featured in a program of con- tos and arias at 8:30 p.m. to- 7 in Hill Auditorium. 'he student soloists, who will assisted by the University Sym- my Orchestra under the direc- n of Wayne Dunlap, were chos- by faculty members of the sic school in a ...…
… VOTE TODAY ! 'U 1w 742a VOTE TODAY ! Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 36 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Local Vote May Smash Record' I I I . Rain, Cold Weather Predicted for Area { Slosson-Michener Campaign Spurs Local Electioneering to New Heights Voting in Ann Arbor and Washtenaw County will smash all exist- ing records this year. That was the prediction of both Frederick C. Perry, ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, NGITMBEU 2, 194$ i I .T _ _ __ .-. _ _._ ___ ___ __ __. _. o ___., RAP NAME-CALLING: Foreign Students Scornful Of Political Campaign By PHYLLIS KULICK How American political cam- paigning appears from the out- side looking in was expressed by a group of -foreign students at In- ternational Center in an informal pre-election discussion.' Generally, they agreed that the Presidential electioneering is...…
… TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'AGE TRU1EE Irish Lead Michigan by Narrow Margin in . P. Poll v __ __ LINEMAN OF THE WEEK: Smashing Line Play Gets HeeldAward By CY CARLTON Illinois' backfield had an unex- pected visitor in the person of one Lloyd "Dutch" Heneveld, The Daily's Lineman of the Week, Sat- urday afternoon. The most outstanding play came in the first period on a fake field goal attempt with the score dead- lo...…
…, . 4RMU bVVUV THE MICHIGAN DAILY TTYESIDAY, NOYI ER 2,.94$. -~ I Ir . . . _T.,,., _ _ ._.,......_..as ._i. . . I.. CQitor'6iehteI Truman vs. Dewey "Through Everything I Have Remained On A High (EDITOR'S NOTE: The issues in today's presi- dential election have now been drawn. The fol- lowing, reprinted from the New York Times, are the stands taken by the two major candi- dates on the most important issues,) (Editor's Note is wri...…
…TUESAYNOVEM~BERL P, 1948 N - THE MICHICAN IILY pac- FTYV * * WAA Clubs Will Organize; Badminton, New Coed Folk Dancing Club To Meet Early 'Birdies' Start Practice For those who really want to nab the early "birdies" for the all- campus badminton tournament, the WAA badminton Club will offer the opportunity at their first meeting at 7 p.m. tomorrow in Barbour Gym. Headed this year by Nancy Som- ers, the Badminton Club will strive to bea...…
…sacs say RAIN EXPECTED: Local Vote May Smash All City, County Records T' HE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER. 2, 1948 ~TTE TC1TE~ANDAITYTUESAY. OVE_.._____94 1 (Continued from Page 1) ler, Prohibition; and Charles Buck, Socialist. Voters will have to choose be- tween Douglas K. Reading, in- oumbent Republican, and George J. Burke, Jr., Democrat, in County Prosecutor race. Highlighting other Washtenaw County elections, John L. Osborn, incu...…
…I mmq WISH FOR PEACE See Page 4 it trt U PARTLY CLOUDY COOLER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 11 ANN ARBOR, MIChIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS De Gaulle Demands AnceT ' ave France ;" Red Leader Hints Russia Has 'A' Bomb Vishinsky Blasts Our Atom Policy PARIS - (A) - Russia's Andrei Y. Vishinsky bitterly attacked President Truman and Governor Dewey on the atomic issue and hinted twice the United Statesno ...…
…r0 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2,1948 i U.S. Prestige Lost In Germany-B rke By JIM MARCHEWKA Respect for the United States has been lost in Germany, George J. Burke, a judge at the Nuernberg trials, declared in a panel discussion at the Rackham Amphitheatre yesterday. Addressing a group of Press Club members and guests, the Ann Arbor attorney declared that statesmen should forego barnstormin/ the country and figure a way of re...…
… SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TATIRMP. Michigan Grid ers o Face regonin Home Opener 4' AN; Jrom 1/te G RANT STAND By MURRAY GRANT ... Daily Sports Editor 1T'S TIME TO go out on that shaky limb of ours again and see if we can do a little selecting of our own. Last week we missed our upset of the day when the California Bears ruined our hopes and trounced Navy, 21-7. The other pick we missed was the Wisconsin-Indian...…
…PE0E FOU1M THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2, r r The City Editor's SCRATCH PAD (EDITOR'S NOTE: This column is written by Daily city editor Dick Maloy.) OUR UNIVERSITY'S President, Alexander G. Ruthven, is to be heartily congrat- ulated for his fighting speech delivered this week. It takes a lot of courage to buck present trends which too easily label a man "rad- ical" if he has the temerity to question them. President Ruthven ably d...…
… SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1948 THEE MICHIGAN ALLY PAGE FIV THE.MICHIvAN - IlYE HULA SKIRTS TRAVEL: Large ,U' Hawaiian Group To See MSC-U of H Tilt Today By PHYLLIS KULICK It will be "Aloha" Ann Arbor and "hello" Lansing today as 100 Hawaiian students forego the Michigan-Oregon fracas to cheer for their native University in its game with Michigan State. MANY OTHER Hawaiian stud- ents from surrounding universit- ies will attend the game which p...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'SA D1UAY, OCTOB~ER 2, 11i4 HARD TO BELIEVE:. Willow Commuters Praise Latest Bus Additions By LEON JAROFF "A bus named Desire!" exclaimed an enthusiastic commuter as he stood on a Willow Village loading platform early Monday morning. For, gliding up to a stop, was a large, streamlined, maize and blue bus. Many of the Villagers hesitated before boarding the. vehicle. "IS THIS FOR US?" asked one incredulously. "It m...…
…CAMPUS OPINION See Page 4 wY~~ 4f t43UUa~ I 1 FAIR NO CHANGE Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVII, No. 148 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 2, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Regular Arab Armies Roll Into Palestine Armored Forces Hit Settlements JERUSALEM, May 1-(P)-The regular armies of Arab nations of the Middle East invaded Palestine today striking in the north anc south with troops and armorec orces, Jewish and Arab sources said. These acco...…
