…1 U.., RUSSIA -, T WO INCIDENTS . ,et rake 4 Latest Deadline in the State aai4h CLOUDY AND WRA I VOL. LXI, No. 10 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1950 WOHTW AGE Red Release Of Railroads EndsStrike Allied Pressure Given-As Reason VIENNA - () - The Commu- nists called off their strike in the Soviet sector of Vienna and in the Soviet zone of Austria early today "because of western pressure." Yesterday Communist bands vir- tually i...…
…FRIDAY, OTOE,1 , 1rE 5 ; Affeet of TV , -a On 'U' grades Television, which has replaced comic books apparently has had no effect on the study' habits of University students. Kappa Nu and Zeta Beta Tau fraternities copped their housing group's grade honors despite tele- vision distractions whereas the least fortunate fraternities reach- ed the bottom of the list without the aid of TV. Calls to grade-happy sororities showed TV sets lacking in t...…
…h I 'Ht Lab' IKnow No Season Changes By RON WATTS PMegardbess of seasonal changes, Phoenix Poject reserch Isalways kn9wn as a "hot lab." . The atomic lab is located in the baseent of Palme aoraoy ment oradio-active idie an * * * Hospta theIie i s d fo tions. E'vety two weeks a shipment of radio-active material arrives in abox lined with two Inches of lead. Inside are small glass viles filled wltb a clear liquid. The radio-active substances a...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OOCTOER 6, .180 U U. S., Russia - Two Incidents ON OCTOBER 5 the Chicago Sun-Times, either by acident or more likely by in-. tentional news play, virtually created an 'editorial by placing two news briefs side by side. An interesting contrast can be de- rived from the two. In the first article, the Sun's Washington correspondent reported the comments of the Budapest "Nespszava," a Communist news- paper, on a re...…
…I F IWIAZ OCOBERlogo5 THE MICHIGAN DAILY P f4, I II HOD GE-PODGE AFFAIR: I Casualness To Keynote'Hop' Casualness will reign at the Hodge-Podge Hop which will be presented from 8:30 to midnight today on the mall between the Natural Science and Chemistry luildings. Charlie Manning and his or- ehestra will provide the music for this goodwill dance presented by the Phoenix ,Project to, start off its fall campaign. CAMPUS UNDERGRADUATE g...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRJD LI Clips Whiz Kids in Tenth With Homer by Vic Raschi in the 1-0 opener, hadn't scored a series run in 13 innings until they finally moved Mike Goliat home in the fifth. It was their first series run, in fact, since their last series ap- pearance in 1915. Goliat singled on a bouncer to- ward second that Coleman had no license to stop. The Yank second baseman made a sensational play to knock down the ball but th...…
… !iI)AY, OCTOBER 6, 1950 Intra-Mural Fraternity Elevens Return To I-M Football Competition Delta Upsilon, Chi Psi, Theta Chi, Si ma Phi Epsilon Win Initial Games THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVE$ I' Pigskin Play Moves Into High Gear * * * * * By KEITH MILLER King football ruled the fraterni- ty circles this week as competition began In the Intramural loop. Dan Billingsley, Delta Upsilon j half-back, threw two touchdown passes and a...…
…1 'THE MICHIGAN DAILY MWAY, OMOBEA 6 I j I PLUSH LANDMARK SOLD: Tau Delta Phi Buys Hoover Mansion - , . , , , C I ASSOCIATED PRESS PICTURE NEWS The old Hoover mansion, long time Ann Arbor landmark, has been sold to Tau Delta Phi fra- ternity and is being adapted to house 40 men. The ornate building, located at 2015 Washtenaw, has a colorful history. Built at a reputed cost of $250,000 in 1918 by Leander Hoov- er, local manufacturer, ...…
