… LAX LEGISLATURE See Page 4 It 4ir a t CLOUDY NO CHANGE Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 10 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Ruthven Hits Threats to Liberal Educatior n * * * U.S. Renews Offer To Tell Atoin Secret Charges Soviets Block Control PARIS-(P)- The United States renewed its offer to give the rest of the world the secret o- the atomic bomb and blamed Russia for blocking international ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER, 1, 1948 1i FRIDY, CT0E ,e14 LATIN, GREEK STUDIES: Classical Courier Seeks To Stimulate Education By HERB ROVNER The University Department of Classical Studies has for the past six years been publishing a small mimeographed newspaper, The Clas- sical Courier, which reaches some 700 Latin and Greek high school teachers throughout Michigan and neighboring states. Originally the paper sought only...…
…ruIDY~ OTOBEt~ ~ 198 PA~E-TI-- FRIDAY, OCTOBER, 1,, 1948+ 'TIE ,IICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THRE . THE 'LIT' BABY: Humanities Course Enters Second Year V AUGHAN BIG PARTY: 'Vickie' Vaughan Coeds Plan Fete for Dispossessed Males 4.9 The much-discussed "baby" of the Literary College curriculum celebrates its first birthday this fall. Humanities 1 and 2, or the "Great Books Course," is now en- tering the second year of a planned two-year trial p...…
…PAGV, FOTU THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1949 r ,,.m _. _ _, _ , , Lax Legi PLENTY OF PEOPLE are frightened these ; days, scared of their own- shadows. The Student Legislature Wednesday night was so scared it almost wrote its own suicide note. And it looks from here as though most of the members are afraid of the wrong things. Or just plainly too ignorant to do other than vote against "that bunch of radicals." It. seems pretty o...…
… FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ME rRfl~AY, OQ~OB1~U 1, 1948PAGE FIVE On t4ei4tje By MARJE SCHMIDT There may be no garland of roses about, no Bump Elliott, Bob Chappuis, et al, but there will be football at Ann Arbor once again this weekend which will clothe the campus in its most pleasant at- mosphere--the color, singing, cheering and partying which always ac- company these games. Various fraternities have planned their...…
…"AGE IX TTHE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1948 _ ___ _ _ _ v__ . 1'> {A: Yanks, Red Sx AM Mik w in as In ians Y a k e e t A :,1 a B osox W a llo p N :; OS,7 - 3 CRISLER SIGNS PAIR: Swanson, Murphy Fill Track, Tennis Vacancies ait SPIURTS DICK HURST, Night Editor (By The Associated Press) The Boston Red Sox postponed the fatal day of reckoning in the American League race by hammer- against Detroit. It hope. was a thinI Tw...…
… FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAESEVEN i .F]M VI lI ,.71'I ' L' lY r PASSING FANCIES: Ortmann, Van Brocklin To Match Aerial Ability By BEV BUSSEY The outcome of tomorrow's football entanglement between Mich- igan and Oregon may well be decided by the one who throws the "mostest" and hits the "mostest." Both the Wolverines and the West Coast invaders will have in their starting line-ups a more-than-capable passer. Oregon carr...…
…PAGE EIGHT 1 FRIDAVY !1! L (D.l FT2 i tflA® TH MICHIG .a%. aAN.. 4 a . DAILY~ TI-TVTfTICmhEIN r7-al X'rff?~t1 Y, 41It'KW UA.;1V S t , 1 R A'&LL ,4L'A 1~1 I 'SURN T( TEACH: Prof. William Humphreys Was Humanist The late Wilber R. Humphreys,i for 40 years a member of the University faculty, was always best known to students and colleagues as the soft-spoken humanist, or- iginator and teacher of the Eng- lish department's course in lit- era...…
…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 POLITICS See Page 4 ,Jir~i*x t FAIR, COOL Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 12 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Wolverine Passers Throttle Oregon, 140 Russia Asks UN Control Atom Power Vishinsky Insists On Keeping Veto PARIS - (A) - Russia changed signals unexpectedly and de- manded the United Nations ban the atomic bomb and set up atomic energy controls at the same time. The Soviet Un...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY11 SUNDAY, OCOER 3, 1948 DOT'S FOR SURE: Spots Before Your Eyes Really Make Up Photos By GEORGE WALKER As you glance over the photographs appearing in today's Daily, take a close look at the thousands of little dots that make up each picture., Fifty years ago today a bright photo-engraver discovered the intri- cate process behind those dots and thus opened a new era of the press-an age in which a picture can be taken half...…
… Y, OCTOBER 3, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY P.A'$? E rTLF + DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN. + Publication in The Daily Official Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Notices for the Bulletin should be sent in typewritten form to the office of the Assistant to the President, Room 1021 Angell Hall, by 3:00 p.m. on the day preceding publication (11:00 a.m. Saturdays). SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1948 VOL. LIX, No. 12 Notices Applic...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY Su"AX, OCTOR ', 3 1948 I I _. . _ND .. .AY.. 4)C..a ,.. .194 w Campus Politics By LYMAN H. LEGTERS (Daly Columnist) a THE CASUAL observer, the campus po- litical scene must appear dreadfully be- wildering. Only the seasoned participant, however, can appreciate how closely this ap- pearance resembles realit; for he is all too often bewildered himself. At times the com- plex pictures defies understanding as wel...…
… SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3, 194. THE M ICH IGAN DAI LY PAG~E Flv1 Cabaret Parts Announced; Mass Meeting Called Oct. 6 Coed House Rules, Regulations Clarified by Judiciary Council 1 Results of the floorshow tryouts for Soph Cabaret were announced yesterday by Ethel Norris, general chairman. Women chosen for the singing chorus are: first sopranos: Jane Buell, Mae Cade, Sue Hughes, Shirley Miller, Ellen Traxler and Joy Williams. Second sopranos i...…
…THE'MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3, 19491 THE MTCTCAN DTTV SUNAY. ACf1101R Y.1 1J u va.+vaa c a..rv s. vssa.ss.a "s} aV'F(7 II 'ridders Salkixteent ictor W ildcats Upset Purdue; Wisconsin Edges Illinois By The Associated Press EVANSTON, Ill.-(AP)-Flashfng a hurricane backfield that smashed 236 yards along the ground, Northwestern whizzed past the first lap towards a Rose Bowl trip yesterday by knocking off favored * * * * Van Brockl...…
… SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN SUNDAY, O~I'0BER 3, 1948 PAGE SEVEN Bearden Blanks Tigers, 8-0; Tribe Keeps A. L. Lead Line-Ups... C Rifenburg Clary Allis Soboleski Wistert Tomasi Heneveld Erben Dworsky Wilkins Sickels Kohl Wahl McNeill Wisniewski Elliott Ortwuann Lentz Koceski Teninga Van Summern Peterson Kempthorn LE Gar za Boston Whips New York To Stay in Pennant Race Doby Sparks Indian Attack with Four...…
…PAGE EIGHT Est1Nl Ay- iW''MRrTL q 14AP THE MWTTTETCA DfAILY aa . U a .v aa r aara aTT'MY1lilY C9 1 4 0 -'4.$~ J9 ' .FdbA'4 ,i £'S~lY . r'v /" T 'f' T1 ell 79 'ri A T 7'1 Y r. T "r iri, I I COLLEGE RWUNDUP: Students Submerged Under 'Routine' *Throughout the nation this week college students settled down to academic routine, getting to know themt roommates and look- ing back at a hectic nightmare of enrollment, buying books and re- disc...…
… LOS'1' SwF4b TRUTl See Page 4 742 t at CLOUDIER, JUST AS COOL Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 13 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1948 E PRICE FIVE CENTS Indians Rip Sox, Take Flag, 83 First Series in 28 Years for Tribe; Face Braves Tomorrow for Opener (See Pictures of Boudreau and Bearden, Page 3) BOSTON,-(P')-Cleveland's battling Indians loosed a searing home run barrage behind stout-hearted five-hit pitching by L...…
…FOR CAMERA-SHY SENIORS: 'Ensian Extends Picture Appointment Sign-up Date, + 'Einsian staffers, speculating on the evident reluctance of some of the seniors to sign up for their '49 Michiganensian pictures, think some of the seniors must have photo-phobia. This Freudian faction claims that after four years, experience with ID cards, many seniors have become negatively conditioned to cameras. The click of a shutter shiakes these poor victims da...…
…TUFSDAYA OCTOBER 5; 1948 T 1tT 6 iCs- T d 1 u v 6"i A tdT tiA T r . . '1'tlh lVt.iCH14-:A.N DAILY PA R !l;tTIU'f Bearden Surprised-Andllappyln Cruciai l Victory TALKING SHOP with Bud Weidenthal Associate Sports Editor When yours truly kissed five hard-earned greenbacks good-bye this afternoon following Gene Bearden's magnificent five hitter over the Red Stockings of Beantown we happily sat back and admitted that for once we had been wron...…
…Lost Truth 7H E STATEMENT, "The world's fate de- pends on the world's children," has be- come a truism, but unfortunately one which is being ignored by a large segment of the American people. The aforementioned statement received much publicity and fanfare last April when 15,000, children paraded through Times Square in New York in honor of the opening of the American Overseas Aid- UN Appeal for Children. The drive, which was to coordinate the...…
…League,fssembly, Panhellenic Announce New flppointments r na.nd ngagemen j V Names of women receiving posi- tions under the League, Assembly Association, and Panhellenic Asso- ciation were released yesterday. The chairman of benefit drives for the League will be Ann Schoonmaker. Her assistant will be Kay Hemmer. Susan Friedman has been appointed a junior as- sistant to the chairman of the publicity committee. JGP appointments are Louise S...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1949 -. -. - - = OST WAR PROGRESS: Japanese Women Gain Prestige Says Studerit Socially, politically and economically the Japanese woman up the time of the occupation was practically non-existent, Miss To- iiko Kabashima of Tokyo told The Daily in an interview yesterday. Miss Kabashima is one of the first four Japanese students study- g abroad since the onslaught of the war. She is here on a Barbour e...…
…,. w - '49 MICHIGRAS See Page 4 Yl r e t togFtn A& :43 a t t4p CLOUDY AND WARMER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 14 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1948 U PRICE FIVE CENTS Hurricane's Path Marked By Deaths Storm's Center Moves Out to Sea MIAMI, Fla. -(AP)-A tropical hurricane roared over the Florida "Gold Coast" tonight, kicking up 90-mile an hour wind guests and ,several tornadoes as its center swept out to sea ...…
…WEDNESDAY, . OCTOBER, 6i .948 PAGE TWO TH EM MC HIGAN DAILY sa ,' I'AGI~ TWO WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1948 U IN AN IVORY TOWER: General Service Building To Be Modern, Simple SIZE NO OBJECT: Dentist's Drill Deters. Meek or Muscular Men By JOHN DAVIES Behind the simple, modernistic front of the General Service Build- ing, which will open sometime in November, lie such distinctions as a radio station and a pent house -of sorts. The orange ...…
…TTJKSDAY, OCTOBER 51 1948 - THE MTCT9TTAAN DALMY P mTWW1iR.F . uns,Braves StlkSeriesWampum Weatherman Foresees Cool Series Opener BOSTON-(IP)-Rainy, windy and cool weather for today's first game of the World Series was forecast last night by the Weath- er Bureau. A special Series bulletin on weather prospects, said: Temperatures throughout Wednesday will remain in the lower or middle 50's and winds will be fresh to strong north- easterly ...…
… PAGE FOU THE 1WTCHW[~AN 1DAMN W +'T1F 1F. ', IAV rlrmnuUn L' Ingo .t 11.1 .L~lu l (7-fl l l- IL v .Ai", I Y t1U3E ,14 3 Qitorndte Planned Homes (Editor's Note is written by Harriett Friedman. Managing Editor won't be neces- I HOPE AN AVC obituary sary by next week. Certainly one side or Athe other will lose out in the current fracas with the kind of agenda that is set up for tomorrow's meet- ing. But if the losing side withdraws, ...…
… WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1948 THTE MTCHlT'AN DlAILY VAG M:_wii i.+. a. v ax a vra i.. 11tH L 1 i :JW ALdfi7 ra Tel r Woody Herman's Orchestra Fo Play at Third Annual A-Hop Mademoiselle Guest Editors Contest Opens for WomenI Women's Equal Rights Needed In Man's World Says Lecturer O * * * A well-known musical attrac- tion, Woody Herman and his or- chestra, will be featured from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 16 in the Intramural Build...…
…Plat ant, TIT E O MTCTI7 N DATT TP13E?1 E', l 'Tt F 6, 1948 PAO~ SiX ~4........... ., 1.4 THETA'S SIBERIAN NIGHTS: Cold, Phoneless, Gals Rough It By MARY ANN GATLEY Thirty-three coeds are "rough- ing it" within two blocks of cam- pus. The Kappa Alpha Theta so- rority house at 1414 Washtenaw has been little more than a warm Siberia for the past week-it has 33 women and not a single tele- phone. THE THETA HOUSE has still1 not recovered fu...…
… FRANCO FLIPTFLO1, See page 4 Sw 1P 4rn A61P :43 CLOUDY FOLLOWED BY RAIN Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 15 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Braves Take Initial World Series Gavle Underdogs Get Jump on Indians BRAVES FIELD, Boston-(MP- The underdog Boston Braves be- hind Johnny Sam won the first game of the World Series today by beating the Cleveland Indians and their ace Bob Feller, 1 to 0. Fel...…
…PAGE TWO -TH D MICHIGAN DAILY TRESDAY, OCTOBER 7,.1948 -, _ _ __v_ AVC Will Attempt To Unite Factions at Meeting Tonight POST-WAR TRAVEL: Plenty in Trieste Contrast to Berlin Members of the campus chap- ter of the American Veterans Committee today expressed confi- dence that their meeting tonight would not result in the disintegra- tion of the organization. "There will be a battle royal Petitions for Judiciary Due Petitions for two vaca...…
… TUUHM D A.1y,6CTO.7IRU 7,11948 TITHE MICHIGAN DAILY rirr TTTnr.R Sain's Four-Hitter Stops Indians In Series Opener Purdue's Just One Third Of 'M' Football-Trouble Holmes Singles in Masi As Braves Triumph, 1-0 Bob Feller's Two-Hit Job Goes to Waste As Teamminates Fail To Deliver in te //\ [ j The next three weeks are slated to tell the story of whether Michi- gan will be the first team to suc- cessfully repeat as Western Con- f:...…
…PAGE FOUS THE MICHIGAN DAILY rTHURSDAY, OCTOUER '7. 1949 I +j...VVd.VilLiv i, XUxO 7 Franco Flip-Flop T LOOKS as if America's foreign policy makers have flipped the coin again, to decide which of the various and sundry world dictators we want as bedfellows. Evi- dently, from reports from Paris, it has come up tails, and we are going to take in Gener- alissimo Francisco Franco. This would seem a direct contradiction to the State Departm...…
… THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1948 T'HE MICHIGAN DlAILY PAGE lIVE Union Plans Entertainment 1. For Listening Party-Mixer Brightly Colored Accessories Add Sparkle to Latest Styles _____ ' ______________ S tledinqi and Cnqagementi ) G<"".J(OU ?OCOO") OC""" C >< >UG0<-><t>)O-">< > ) 'Y<> < )C : '< 1 The Michigan Union will con- tinue its custom of entertainment' during out-of-town football games when it presents its combination mixer dance and...…
…THE AMTCHTTGNDAXTTXl T1TU~fl4, OCOR~R7, 9949 -- -- -- --_- f _ W hat's Up in the Dorms a i .11 (Editot's note: This will be a regu- lar column, printed several times each week. All residence halls, league houses, sororities and fraternities de- siring information or wishing to con- tribute should contact Dolores Pa- lanker at The Daily or 105 Betsy Bar- bour.) Adams Housce proudly an- nounces it will be the first res- idence house on c...…
… OPPORTUNITY See Page 4 Y I&A " , .; CLOUDY, LIGHT RAIN Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 16 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Babson Quits as A eVVtoes -l e lan C Teninga Wins Athletic Post In Light Vote Twelve Elected To BAd. Council In one of the lightest votes ever recorded in an all campus election halfback WaltTeninga, '50, was chosen junior student member of. the Board in Control of Interc...…
…4 TWO THE MICHIGAN DATIY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8. 1949 FRIDvAY. flCT'1.J.AJ~it. 51 1eI HIGH PRESSURE: U' Hospital Doctor Tells French of New Operation An operation which has reduced high blood piessure for more than 2,000 patients, was described by Dr. Max M. Peet, of University Hospital and Medical School, at a meeting of the Surgical Congress of the French Surgical Association in Paris yesterday. Dr. Peet, who has been performing the operat...…
…OCTOBER 8, 1948 TilE MICHIGAN DAILY Speaker Denies Union Plans For Economy The UAW-CIO has no economic program. This was the point stressed by Ralph Showalter of the UAW-CIO Research Dept. when he spoke at an open meeting of Delta Sigma Pi, professional business frater- nity. Many economists have classi- fied strikes, especially the sit- down strikes, as being a definite manner of showing the economic theories of union leaders. Sho- walter...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MTCHTGAN DATIY FRIAY. OCTOB~VER 8, 1949 U . vaa.r arr. ... vva. v!ava' adv 1v.2V 7 "1 Opportunity IT LOOKS LIKE ten years of discussion, planning and research have really taken faculty evaluation at the University of Michigan out of the dream world. Apparently glued to its place on the proverbial shelf, the program was almost forgotten until 1946, when the newly formed Student Legislature decided to see what they could do. ...…
… FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1948 T MTCTIGANT AILY PAGE VIVID Coeds Selected For Soph Cabaret Annual Affair To Be Held Dec. 10, 1 1; Committee Meetings Begin Next Week According to Ethel Morris, gen- eral chairman, members have been selected, on the basis of eligibility and preference for committees on the 1948 Soph Cabaret, to be held Dec. 10 and 11. Women on the eligibility com- mittee are Lois Bamborough, Pat Cotter, Pat Crotty, Dorothy Feir a...…
… PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRFIDAY, OCTOBER, 8, 194 i FRIDY_ CTOER_, 1_ I I HERE'S MUD IN YER EYE! Intrasquad Scrimmage Tests 150-lb. Gridders Wolverines Entrain Today for Purdue Contes By MERLE LEVIN Driving 80 yards in the last minutes of play the "Blue" squad of Michigan's lightweight gridders splashed to a 13-6 victory over the "Reds" as the 150-pounders staged their first intra-squad game yes- terday. Looking more like a "Dark B...…
… FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN PAGE SEVEN Indians Sdcal =rr1 ' ve:n 4-ml, , ,, °; . :r,... " ries ne-A1I DAILY PICKS 'EM! Wahl Named Mich igan Linem n-of-the-Week C- (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the first in a series of articles featuring the Line- man-of-the-Week as selected by members of The Daily sports staff.) Naming the first Michigan line- man for this honor was not a sim- ple task, but we all seemed to...…
…PACE ETGT THE MTIN AIT. F F'RTOAV OPWR 9, 1941 s. . . .CH.1 A.! J. TRTDAY, OCTOBER K, I94~ I GIRLS BEHIND THE SCENES: Soph Cabaret Prod uctioni Staff Named imam, p . 'r F, <" _ (Continued from Page 5) Lou Jockwig and Katherine Wet- zell. The first committee meeting will be at 4 p.m. Monday in the League. Sophomores on the ushering committee are Pat Adams, Joanne Auch, Shirley Balbot, Frances Bendler, Mary Beth Howe, Rolleen Jackson...…
… PAST CRISIS -Se fPage 4 OIL 4114* Lw a ~E~a4h CLOUDY LIGHT RAIN Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 17 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1948 Michiga Big ine PRICE FIVE CENTS )pener Truman Emissary To Staln Rumored By The Associated Press WASHINGTON-The Capital was alive with reports tonight that President Truman has been planning a sensational move in American relations with Russia which he originally intended to annou...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGfAN D)ATLY SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9. 1949 - .. i as i .pia a._. as s.vra .... atraa u a .. . _. - _...._.. _ . _. _. . ., a ... ,... Foreign Students Feel Housing Pinch By MARY STEIN When you're a long way from Egypt, or India, or China-where-. UEW Asked What's Up in the Dorms To Disprove Red Status ever your home is-it can be quite a ing shortage hits you. Many of the University's forei Take Hussein Zaki and Mohame st...…
