…I WORLD PEACE CONFERENCE See Page 4 Lj Swb 4Zjati4 CLOUDY, COLDER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 125 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN. SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENT| 'M' Tankmen Behind OSU In Collegiates Weinberg Wins; Relay Team 2nd (Special to The Daily) CHAPEL HILL, N.C. - Michi- gan's Dick Weinberg won the Na- tional Collegiate 50-yd. free style crown and Purdue's Keith Carter astounded the swimming world by upsetting ...…
…MHE MICRIG-iAN DAILY SATURD~itiMA I "HE MICHIGAN STORY.: F tetwh Caiiioiial Vole Shows ill I~I'CSeIIt (~aibiiieL Litl' Plan Tooa Progre SS1V( Th T Ar-u. -" I t i-li r- 1-10d (Continued from Page 1) engineering college claimed that i the welfare of its students would be "jeopardized. ' 'Ine nku&Kcring continued witlh little decisive action taken either for or against the scheme, and President little grew. progress- ively more an...…
…SATURDAY, MARCH 26,~1949 THE MICH IAN iiAw :' my Wi Conference Gym Meet Opens Today Potential Starters Win First; Intrasquad TltBaseball m Tilt, 5- Seven Teams Entered: 1M' Among Cotene Coach Ray Fisher took advant- age of the best weather of the spring yesterday afternoon to take the Michigan baseball team out- doors for a 12 inning intrasquad game. A team which the veteran dia- mond mentor termed as a pos- sible first string blanke...…
…'I tl t,, Itt I t A >R t 3ViAT,-Wtai tA 2$ 1 3S ..... . ........... . ........... J'orid Pecice CE,,ferciace U NDF.RSCO ED by blatant crie,; that it. rep:re>sentts :1 " ,nounling boIat'd for ('om- munilist prop)-a il1 1 ii n t~"(.IlaborA Ic ef- fort to disguise e d o ad ffort,", fhe much-publicized !Cultural and Scientific Conference for World Peace yesterday en- d1eavored to justify its calling. Nobody knows as yet what will be tde- ckled...…
…11AT1JirEA, tx Tv iRCU2, i19419 TW ti tA fiiiY ..... -- -------------- Chairman of Frosh Weekend Dance, Style Show Is Named QI f7 lt ;l ."tt(1 JOV('t ;IJV't. A JI irnittu ee, and . 111 ice 1 Ja Sit halve been) atllted genera!i and ue Sea's are hanidling pub- 2hairmien) of the F'shWeekenid licity. :,nlees which Wijll het ld Friday , Assisting the co-directors of the an1d atturday, Aprl t~ ..t Iii :f 'flyerview are Alice Hlouston, "'hile Cai...…
…SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY , SATURDAY, CHORAL UNION FINALE: Busch To Lead Chicago Symphony Concert Here I. Britain Slow To Accept German Culture---Gillies rt) 1 Fritz Busch, distinguished oper- atic and symphonic conductor, will make his first local appear- ance at 7 p.m. tomorrow in Hill Auditorium as conductor of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. Tomorrow's concert will be the final program in the Choral Union season. current 'U' Will ...…
