… BIG DOUGH & THE DEMOCRATS See Page 4 A6F A6F VOW 4f I t r t tAn latt. Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LX, No. 96 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1950 CLOUDY, COLD SIX PAGE A * * * * * * * * * 3 Federal Court To Tr UMW Monday New Seen Elections Inevitable Sander Defense THalts Allegation By The Associated Press MANCHESTER, N.H.-Prosecution in the trial of Dr. Herman N. Sander alleged yesterday that the husband...…
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…rTH1E MI+CITIAN DAILY Pucksters Outscore Miies , 0/ Wolverine Cagers Battle Northwestern In Try for Initial Conference Road Win By HAROLD TANNER Faced with only a slim chance of finishing at the .500 mark for Big Nine competition, Michigan's cagers will attempt to end a Srather dismal Conference road slate with a victory tonight when they engage Northwestern in the ,Chicago Stadium. The two Big Nine foes play the first game of a twin bil...…
…T THE MICHIGAN DAIL.Y .1: SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25. 100 I I r u _ . _ 1 THOMAS L. STOKES: Big Dough & WASHINGTON-It is an axiom that pow- er, long held, has a slowly disintegrating influence. Among dther effects, the desire to keep it results often in compromises with principle. Suggestive are scenes that help to create atmosphere. Such as that vast feast here the other night of Democratic bigwigs-and such little wigs as could dig up a hun...…
… ',rEBRUARY 25, 1950rTW c IGNiAt1 TEMC MA________________________ Letters to the Editor (Continued from Page 4) inadequacies. The YR's propose to work for the "Individual and him alone" who "would not otherwise have an opportunity to make a tgood beginning." We oppose all- inclusive structures like socialized medicine and the Brannan plans to be meted out irrespective of in- dividual need. We believe govern- ment should cooperate with our...…
…_______________________ I I Study Period In Germany Now Offered A year or two of study in Ger- many coupled with a hands across the sea gesture awaits the right University student, Ivan E. Parker, assistant to the dean of students, has revealed. Under a reciprocal agrement. an American student will receive tuition and living expenses for a period of study in Germany if he can provide the same main- tainence for 22-year-old Fritz Streuber at t...…
