…9uN AY, JULY 27, 1947 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Schedule * * * * Tigers Win Annual * * * * All-Star 4. 4 4' Softball Battle Tuesday * Behind Trucks, 13-0 11- I, Ai Major League Standings "1 Independent, Fraternity Squads ToSquare Off Hession, Becker Serve as Rival Managers; Pitcher's Battle Expected at Ferry Field Bosox Triumph as Yanks Bow; Brooks Topple Pirates, 6-4 C4. By The Associated Press Virgil "Fire" Trucks shut out the Ph...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JULY 27, 1941 t COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Illinois Homecoming Boosted; Corson Plan Rejected at State The Illinois-Michigan Home- coming game is leading all sales of football tickets at the Univer- sity of Illinois at the beginning of the 1947 sales campaign, the tic- ket manager announced this week. All 80 broadcasting booths for the game have been sold, he re- ported. Flying disk news is not dead on the campus. Paper p...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY- PAE F Moonlight Dance Will Be Given Friday Night Read and Use The Michigan Daily Classifleds Campus Organizations Are Sponsors of Outdoor Affair v Weddings & Engagements N . The Moonlight Dance, an all campus event, is to be presented from 9 p.m. to midnight Friday, in the new parking lot between the Chemistry Building and Natural Science, Mary Catherine Wright, League president said today. A totally new and...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY :§UND Y, JUJLY 27, 1947 I. LONG-AWAITED: Willow Village Improvement PolicyStated by FPHA Men The long-awaited, but definite, statement of F.P.H.A.'s policy on improving the living conditions of Willow Village residents was ob- tained by the Village Resident Council last week. The policy was clarified through * * * More Police Approved for WillowVillage A request for six additional po- licemen for Willow Run Village was...…
…TOUGH BILL See Page 2 CiY L Latest Deadline in the State :43aii4t PARTLY CLOUDY, SCATTERED SHOWERS VOL. LVII, No. 8S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 27, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS U.S. Plan for EuropeanAid ToBeStudied Soviet Minister Arrives in Paris By The Associated Press PARIS, June 26-Soviet Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov, accom- panied by three planeloads of aides, flew into Paris today for to- morrow's opening of Anglo-Rus- sian-Fren...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JUNE 27, Fi fty-Seventh Year j I'D RATHER BE RIGHT: Republican Dilcm ma BILL MAULDIN Edited and managed by students of the Uni- versity of Michigan under the authority of the Board in bControl of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Managing Editors ... John Campbell. Clyde Recht Associate Editor .................... Eunice Mintz Sports Editor ..................... Archie Parsons Business Staff General Manager...…
…r THE MICHIGAN DAILY our Wolverine Golfers Move Ahead in N CAA Match Play RACQUETEERS WANTED: Tennis Tourney Included. In I-M Summer Program Calling all tennis players on campus! That's the latest cry emanating from the ever-active Intramural Department where plans have already been formed for an all-campus tournament in tennis, squash, and badminton for the summer student4 . The deadline for all entrants is June 30, reports A. C. Bund...…
…____ ____ ____ ___Ttlt MICHICATNI DAILY Faculty Men Write Articles in New Book Works by Sellars, Blakeman Appear Work of two University men ap- pears in a recent book carrying the papers of The National Con- ference of Science, Philosophy, and Religion, entiled "Approaches to Group Understanding." Prof. Roy W. Sellars, of the philosophy department, w r i t e s chapter 56 on "The Conditions of Cultural Syncretism," and Dr. Ed- ward W. Blakeman...…
…UNION OPERA See Page 4 cl: r Latest Deadline in the State 74IIUIIA1 CLOUDY, COOLER VOL. LVI, No. 168 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 27, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS GOP Bloeks Attempts To DelayTaxCut Early Decision On Slash Seen WASHINGTON, May 26-Hard- pressed Republicans cleared the way today for possible Senate ap- proval this week of a bill to slash individual income taxes July 1 by beating down, 48 to 44, a Democra- tic motion to delay...…
…T ~HE~ MW.HJCA n: TL. TUESDAY. - - i i.s a - aeii Via.1 V!'>1 Jl Li1LL TT1FhJL1A -'--.y --, COUNTRY CLASSES: Students Take To 'U' Camps For Summer Session Study Classes will begin all over again for an estimated 10,000 to 12,000 University students when the sum- mer session opens June 23, but it won't mean a return to the Ann Arbor campus for all these schol- ars. A record enrollment of one- hundred thirty students have ap- plied to do...…
…AY, MAY 27, 1947 THE MICHIGAN DAILY OLVERINES, WILDCATS, OR ILLINI?: Michigan Netters Rate High in Big 9 Title Quet Major League ti 4 'et. GCli EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the first of three articles deaiing with the teams which will represent Michi- gan in this week's Conference meets. Golf will be covered tomorrow, track Thursday. By HERB RUSKIN Rated one of the teams to beat in the forthcoming Western Con-1 ference meet at Evanston, Ill.,...…
…PAGE FOUlt THE MICHIGAN DAILY IrlTweln i F II IY 1 fI 1 ). ZTHE ICMTC 3aN} f4l "1tlY_ '1 UEOLLr A, MAY Union Opera WHEN, at the end of each Union Dance the lights grow dim and the band drifts softly into "When Night Falls Dear," shades of the Union Opera of old steal across the ballroom - music from the past which was written and made famous by University students of another day. The Union Opera, which has been kept alive both by the ma...…
…TAX, MATYI'2, 1947 _TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY TRAVEL TO CLINTON "U' Summer I N( LASSIFIED BEN EFITS': Episcopal Club lMissioiariies School Slates Campus Highights Vets' Trust Fund Serves C p uilea nTo Reopen Ch ureh UbaAmot50loa vtrWsink Lepebrary W or i imo 0 loval vdetens in ur- way of the Council of - -- .1--. * .gent, though unclassified need of ies or the Veterans PAGE FIVE in Emer gencies Social Agen- I though to make the final decision Couns...…
…TapN MTIMHWOAN DAILY___ TIMS DAY; MT OWOSSO FOSSIL: PU' Museum Will Assemble 20,000 Year Old Mastodol By JOHN NEHMAN "Owosso Mastodon," a mammal which roamed Michigan during the last days of the Ice Age about 20,000 years ago, is being assem- bled bone by bone in the Univer- sity Museum of Paleontology and will be completed by the end of this week, according to William H. Buettner, Preparator. Uncovered three years ago at the bottom of a b...…
…FRESH AIR !A P 4 eePag ' -44 A6F A6V an 4br -AA--Ab., FAIR, W ARMER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVII, No. 143 ANN AR1- OV, MCHIGAN, c; APRIL 27, 1947 PD TVV WT'[TT'i r-IW V riQ Truce Sough In Month Oh Phone Strike Labor Secretary Expresses Hope By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, April 26-Sec retary of Labor Schwellenbac held shirt-sleeve conference on t telephone strike today which pre duced a union expression of hop for a set...…
…PAGE TWO TILE M1II CIA N DAILY SUNDAY, APRIL 27, 1947- List of Students Honored Friday Cmn tinued Ir EDITOR'S NOTE: Names published in this issue of Tilw Daily complete the list of students honored in the 24th annual Honors Convocation. Graduate School Depa rt men/al Honors AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING : Gage Crocker, S.B., M.S., +K+i4; James Dempsey, B.S.; Robert Gunkel, B.S.E., (Ae.E.) ; Charles Lauritsen, B.S.E. (Ae.E.), ITatu, ,1,K+, Fra...…
…SUNDAY, APRIL 27, 1917 THE MICHIGAN' DAILY ECONOMIC RIEPORT NFLAI Expeeted rop in Prices NA Fev Not To Come Until 1948 I .'- NEWVTY WASHINGTON, April 26--(A4- - The Natio me that a confidential report says The atiac That drop in prices which has been o.;actuers expected this autumn may not overy five come until 1948. A government economist told Karl ShapivR.,ro *Will Lecture On Wednesday Karl Shapiro, American poet, will lecture on "Meter a...…
…THE MICOLIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, AR .27,- 14 Fresh Air Cmip THE LITTLE BOY on the diving board will be around again this Wednesday to ask your aid in making the University Fresh Air Camp Tag Day sales a success. The Tag Day goal for funds to be raised by students has been set at $5,500, a sum which calls for more than a smile at this "cute" kid; it calls for an awareness on the part of contributors of the importance of the work that is being d...…
…/SigDAY An, "17,- I?47- THfE- MICHIGAN- GAILY List of Honor Students Completed .. . MIDE'WPIOOFIN C:'GNT RESEARCH 1 ,E1LLOWrSIP: Louise Brough'. A.I3. MONSANTO CHIEMiIAL WORKES RESEARCII FE1LLOWSHIPE: Andre DeiinB-S_ ,T.I,,'P 1'. ., Donald Shrc ts, A.1,_. . 1>" F. C. AND SUSAN EASTMAN NEWCOMB1E FELLOW~SIP IN PLANT PHYSIOLOGY: Cheng Tsui, B.S., A.M., 11i. PARKE, DAVIS AND COMPANY FELLOWSHIP: Arthur Zambito, B.S. (Cliem.), M.S., +A 1' PARK...…
…I six THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRIL 27, 1947 .... . . .... I Illini Hand Wolverines Sec u Straig ht Loss, 2-0 ', Britten Baffles Michigan Batters with Two-Hitter Maize and Blue Face Ypsi Nine Tomorrow By CHUCK LEWIS Again it was a case of too much pitching and not enough hitting as Michigan lost its s e c o n d straight Conference contest to I- linois, 2-0, yesterday afternoon at Ferry Field. Illini ace John Brittin, the s...…
…SUNDAY, APRIL 27, 1947 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FADE WAA Notices WAA sports clubs will meet this week as follows: Rifle Club: Practice meetings from 3 to 5 p.m. tomorrow and Thursday at the ROTC Range, Bowling Club: Regular meetings from 3 to 5 p.m. tomorrow, Tues- day, and Wednesday. Ballet Club: Beginners and i a- termediates will meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday in Barbour Gym. Modern Dance Club: Regular meeting at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the Barbour Gym ...…
…TH.E.M.CHI.AN....... gWND V, App.-m 21 o CURE FOUND YET: Research 1n Arthi;tis Done By Unit at University Hospital By JOAN KATZ As the chronic disease respon- sible for greater economic distress than any other in the world, T est Case on Poll Tax to Be Held by Club The constitutionality of a Con- g'ressional anti-poll-tax law will be tested by a Case Club court Thursday when the organization holds its final argument in com- petition for the...…
… 'U' FIRE HAZ ARDS Se Page 4 K6rA Latet~,iDeadline -in the State 44*&bkorpA6F CLOUDY, WARMER VOL. VII, No. 124 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, T7HURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS GOP a B pfor oleU House Ioda) BlY 'iie Associated rle's - WA, 4TlNGr(,_N, March 2(i--1?A~ publicans scored their litn-I hi victory toward lower taxes toda as the GOP-controlled Hous rushed a $3,840,000,000 tax-cut bi toward a showdown on a take-it o leave-it basis ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1941 ._._.._ ....,.. . . . _ _. a ,. ,.... . ._ ...., .,.. " w I HISTORICAL DATA: Encyclopedic Survey to Give Campus CompleteCoverage. Part five of the University En- cyclopedic Survey, which will in- elude articles concerning the lit- erary college, the medical school and the summer session will not be completed for several months, State Business Hit by Upstate Transit Tie-Up SAULT STE. M...…
… THUTRSDAY, AJWII C7194'4 1 10 .F !.11l 1.11T{C.1 Tt 2A {'2flA.IT *a: ,, a - . - ., .. o ps Siccessili kMl pen Hons& Dick Didn't Bunt As Michigani Ace Reports Dick Walieleld, the former University or Michuiganr star now a letroit outitielle- has never learnel to biit d not greatly surparise tay Fisli- er, the Wolverine laseball coach. "Dick never played ball be- fore he came here and in the year he played on the varsity squad, I ne...…
…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSUlAX, MARCHU°7, 199 I 'U' Fire Hazards A QUICK LOOK at some of the rooms on Lhe lower floors of one University build- ing last week was sufficient to convince us that the University, more specifically de- partmental officials, can do a lot right now to clean up fire hazards in campus buildings. At the same time it is true that many of the changes, to be suggested and ordered by the State fire marshal's office...…
…THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1947 TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY Juniors Will Present JGP for Seniors Traditional Play Will Follow Supper for Coeds in League Women Must Wear Caps and Gowns; Tickets for General Public on Sale Now "The Best Years," Junior Girls Patrons for the supper and the Play, will be presented at 8:30 play are Dean Alice C. Lloyd, Dean p.m. today in Lydia Mendelssohn Mary C. Bromage, Prof. Rhoda F. Theatre, to honor senior women. Red...…
…GE; six THE MCIGN12i THURSDAYv -N 41IOREBROWSING: ,ia~i s A.i iat" ,Atud(Ant',0s t~ly (.'an121 btirLili a21n edcto,11itcdof Ithe routil IC trainng 12,whi ch IIte prest', dayli ; unrity organizes, by (doinI l- ' lateral readiilng:-,(Jccorng (t Pi lt fitanley 1.). DOd!',(eof LI H ! ('i .r ply (le pai'tIl('t11,it, dreil 01' 01 11t honors p; 'rgram t l iber1(",,lal t1' A dog pcai be ta og I ith tiick at1( a sten1ogtahti( aught to tYPO, bLm[ ...…
…I SPOKESMAN See Page 4 LwF 4an Latest Deadline in the State Ott r SNOW FLURR LVII, No. 100 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THULRSDAY, FEB. 27, 1947 PRICE FIVE 'ruman Tells Armed Force Merger Plan Asks Single Head For All Services by The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Feb. 26=Pres ident Truman laid before Congress today his plan for unification of the nation's armed forces, calling for the creation of a national de- fense establishment headed by ...…
…_______ ~tI ____________________________________________________________________________ I WOUNNsr rospective Doctors Need iberal Education, Dean Says Te-medica1 students with a gad liberal education stand a ter chance of getting into medi- schools than "super techni- as" .in the sciences, Dean arles H. Peaie, of the literary ege, revealed, 3eari Peake returned this week' m the Conference on Pre-Medi- Education at the University of isville....…
… r Have Vse Tacticians Rocking Michigan's arm chair basketball tacticians are in a muddle. Last year the Wolverines led the league in total offense and finish- vith a 6-6 record. This year the team is leading the Conference in mnse, but has only a 5-6 record to show. hat the cage adicts want to w is what happened to the adage that the best offense good defense. Or is the best nse a good offense? Those he former school argue that her this ye...…
…Labor Spokesman ' IS UNFORTUNATE that Victor Reuth- r's rather eloquent proposal of state so- ,lism last Tuesday night on the Student wn Hall platform was not adcquatcly at- ked. Reuther's presentation of labor's wpoint on the wage-price issue and his ggestions for a stabilized economy amount- , in effect, to a plea for state control of r national economy. Mr. Reuther has evidently lost faith in the e enterprise economy which has made e Ameri...…
…Limited Sale of Ball Tickets To ContinueToday in League There are only a limited num- ber of ticketsleft for the annual Assembly Ball which will be pre- sented Friday, March 7, at the In- tramural Building, and will fea- ture the music of Tommy Tucker and his orchestra. According to Betty Spillman, general chairman of the dance, tickets willbeavailable to inde- pendent women from 3 to 5 p.m. today and tomorrow at a booth in the League, or the...…
…lost Union Functions Aimed oward Service for Students EDITOR'S NOTE: The following ar- ticle, the third in a series of four on the Union, is an official statement of the Board of Directors regarding "questions and complaints" receiv- ed from students concerning the Union's services. Originally conceived as a meet- ing place for men, the $2,101,000 Union building was constructed by the joint efforts of students, fa- culty, alumni, and administ...…
…DEAN LLOYD ANSWERED See Page 4 LlkI, Hit W~U &iitj; CLOUDY, WARMER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVII, No. 56 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 27, 1946 PRICE FIVE CENTS Haifa Jews B3ack Refugees Uelled Ten Soldiers Injured, One Missing After Using Tear Gas, Fire Hoses HAIFA, Palestine, Nov. 26-(A') -Bonfires blazed atop Mount Carmel tonight as Haifa Jews demonstrated their support of 3,370 immigrants who fought a frenzied but u...…
…THlE MICHTIGAN, DATTV 1' WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER - 277194 m w .i Tense Jap-Korean Relations Increase Minority Problem ki ~I i f 1 Church News u li Ui I OIN I O'tE 11 1 11 r' I al By RUSSELL BRINES Associated Press Staff Writer Japan, which used to boast of her racial unity, had no serious aminrity poblem in her homeland before or during the war. The ter- .oristic police saw to that by keep- ing the lid on thousands of im- ported sla...…
… 'PU 27, 194G THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Pucksters Open Seaso in Exh bition Michigan Nafife Swim Champ Of Fraternities To Be Decided Semi-finals Monday; Beta Theta Pi Loses Four Greek letter houses plung- ed into the semi-final round of the Fraternity Swimming champ- ionship which is slated for Mon- day night in the Intramural pool. Sigma Phi Wins In the quarter-finals Sigma Phi dropped the defending title hold- er, Beta Theta Pi, whil...…
…r. THE MICHIGAN DAILY i Student Opinion Needed AS AN integral part of an expanding Uni- versity, the General Library faces many problems, the satisfactory solution of which largely depends on faculty-student opinion. In a pamphlet entitled "Library Leaflet No. 2," Dr. Warner G. Rice, Director of the General Library, has set forth certain fun- damental obligations of the Library, in- cluding making available well-balanced book collections, ...…
… 27, 1946' THE MICHIGAN DAILY ________________________________________________________________________________________ I Panhel Ball Ticket Sales End Today Dance To Be Open to Independent, Sonny Dunham's Band To Provide Coeds; Music Tickets for Panhel Ball, "Open Sesame," will go on sale for the last time from 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 3 p.m. today at the booth in the League lobby. "Open Sesame" will be present- ed by Panhellenic Associa...…
…THE MTC!TTGAN rDATT';Y rNE91AY, NoMv~ Dean Lloyd... (Continued from page 1) tion showed a mature attitude and sense of responlsibility. "This year and several years to come will be crucial ones for women at thisruniversity. Our housing is very sadly over- crowded. The enrollment of wom- en went up from 3,150 in the fall of 1941 to 5,340 in 1945. In the school year 1945-46 we lost all the housing which we had used tem- porarily to take care of...…
…CANDIDATES" STATEMENTS See Page 2 ..911113mm- Latest Deadline in the State Dai~i4 CLOUDY COOLER VOL. LVII, No. 30 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1946 PRICE FIVE CENTS c hi a . Fum les 1ve Il1ni 13 -9 Win Say Goering Had Poison When Seized Vial Was Hidden in Alimentary Tract By The Associated Press NUERNBERG, Oct. 26-Hermann Goering had the vial of poison with which he committed suicide from the time he was captured, and...…
…PAGE TWO THE MTCHTGTAN DATLY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1946 Candidates' Statements v-' Three student members will be chosen for the Board in Control of Student Publication in the campus elections Tuesday. The following statements have been submitted by candidates for these positions: Howard Baumgarten .. . Three years on the Daily Staff, including the senior position of As- sociate Business Manager, have giv- en me a thorough appreciation of...…
…SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27~ 19}46 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TEMEEE U - I I-, , rm '. . STICK OUT YOUR ARM: immunization Drive Begins Tomorrow Little aches will run rampant on campus this week to prevent big aches later on. The drive for 100 per cent imriun- zation of University students, facul- ty and personnel against influenza starts tomorrow in Waterman Gym- nasium. Perfected in 1941 The vaccine to be used here was perected in 1941 by Dr. Thoma...…
…THE MICITGAN DAILY }" SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1948 -- r . . r " . cetteri to the 6i1tor #I - ---- Public Address System To the Editor: ONCE AGAIN yesterday, the fiftieth consecu- tive time since I matriculated at the Uni- versity in 1939, an honored guest speaker (Fleet Admiral Chester W. Nimitz) was humiliated by the University of Michigan's inability to pro- vide and adequate Public Address system. Several weeks ago one of Michigan's most...…
…THE MCHI D~ILY PAGE I I I Assembly Will Sponsor Dance, Traditional Recognition Night Weems To Play For Semi-Formal "Time Out," the first all-campus semi-formal dance of the year, will be presented by Assembly Associa- tion from 8:30 p.m. to midnight, Saturday, November 9, in the In- tramural Building, and will feature the music of Ted Weems and his orchestra. According to Sue Smith and Phyl- lis Petit, Social and Project chair- men of Ass...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. OCTOBER 27. 11449; THE MT"aCH [ii T AN lD1AT UDA CA1R9 1A r v a:1 .s'.ca .a. R.7s~ i il#i:tiV Fr l p 1.'7 f U w Army ......19 Wake Forest .19 Washington .20 Stanford*... 20 enn ........32 Colombia... .33 Oh io State .. 39 Duke . . ... . 0 Tennessee.. . 6 California 6 USC ..0 . 0 . . . .28 Navy . . . . . . 19 Dartmouthv., 13 Minnesota 9 . . GridironSurprises Texas, Tennessee, Missouri Downe ...…
…SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1940 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN Cincinnati.. 18 Wayne . . 0.0.e 25 Harvard .. 13 Purdue . . . . . 10 Rice ....... 18 Notre Dame . 41 Bos. College . 14 Mich. State 7 Buffalo . . .. 20 Holy Cross.. 6 Pitt 8 Texas ......13 Iowa 6 Villanova ... 12 S0 0 . 0 0 . .0 0 Illinois Wolverines' Cap italizes On Breaks To Upset Michigan, 13 -9 12 Fumbles1 Pave Way For Dfeat (Continued from Page 1) when Mic...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MIClIGAN DAILY SU."ZI)AY. 6CT(')ilr. 27, 19,16 ~LTN11AY, OCTOBER 27, 1946 A FACULTY FOR KNOWING: La Due, Tlornbury Hit by Housing Shortage I By HARRY LEVINE EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the fourth in a series of weekly articles on faculty personalities. Don Thornbury and Russell LaDue have these things in common: They are Teaching Fellows in the English department. They are Marine veterans. They owe each other money. They are r...…
…See 'Western Bloc' See Page 4 wY Lw 43~ZU Iaitt FAIR, WARM 1 Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVI, No. 4 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 PRICE FIVE CENTS Soliciting of Subscriptions Found Legal 'U' Ruling Stays; Peddlers Banned Then there's the story of the traveling salesmen who stopped at Stockwell Hall. Yesterday's gentle grafters were identified today by the International Reader's League of 5 North Wabash Avenue, Chicago...…
… TWO r I3 TVIICHIAl 1 I iAIL ' FRID f:'Y', SE '"1"'EM BE1 2'7, 196 THE MICT-ImAN DATTY FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 27. 194~ Interfraternity Registration is Surpassing Previous Records Surpassing all previous figures with the exception of the record set in 1942, registration with the Interfra- ternity Council for fall semester rush- ing was boosted to approximately 650, IFC president Harry Jackson an- nounced yesterday. "If the 'last minute rush' ...…
