…THE M IGAN DAILY TUES )AY, OCTOBER 4, 1949 MICHIGAN DAILY CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Phone 23-24-1 HOURS: 1 to 5 P.M. RATES- t I *1 LINES I DAY 3 DA' 2 .50 1.0 3 .60 1.5- 4 .80 2.0 Figure 5 average word Classified deadline daily urday is 3 P.M. Satu A.M, for Sunday Issue. YS 6 DAYS 2 1.68 3 2.52 4 .4.80 s to a line. except Sat- rdays, 11:30 FOR SALE than 1000 miles. Spring fork, extra heavy front brake, generator, front and rear lights, mo...…
…TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY + F Y x °F< The Daily gave copies of the victory issue to all the members of the team when they landed at Willow Run and they dove , z :w , ;"into them like a letter from home. On the right John Hess, Jim ~.:::::Atchison, Chuck Lentz, Lloyd Heneveld, and Don Dufek are shown j ', Pictured above is a graphic example of how a coach feels } h "'after his team has won a ball game. b AILY soULE by pre...…
…i 1 r THE MICHIGAN DAiLY " TUESDAY, OCTOBER -404 a Sportswriters' Disease ANYONE WHO IS addicted to reading na- tional magazines would have recognized this autumn that peculiar fever known as ."forecastitis"-the unusual penchant of big name sports writers to make like Nostra- damus and tell the eager populace just who is going to take the football honors this year. Personally, we find it a bit tiring, if not foolish. What with the great n...…
…r I1 .MICHIGAN DAILY . Panhellenic Petitions Due Today 'futumn Noc turn' Ball To Feature Tinker hWoen students seeking Pan- hellenic positions must hand in their petitions by 5 p.m. today at the Undergraduate Office of the League, according to Jean Mar- son, Panhellenic secretary. Panhellenic Association reports that very few petitions have been handed in thus far. The interviewing board will meet from tomorrow noon until Monday, Oct. 10. ...…
…TIE MICIIIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1949 - . }1 ri READY IN FEBRUARY: New Post Office Branch Planned for South Side Win Allen Award By DON KOTITE Keep - students - happy depart-J ment: a new post office branch is coming your way soon. Designed to relieve the load now' Europe Sees Good Bad in Marshall Plani (Continued from Page 1) aid, especially in view of the surprising fact that the Dutch have the largest amount of as- sistance pe...…
…ENLVD OF A MYTH. See Page 4 L Sw6FA6 A6F FAIR AND MILD Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LX, No. 7 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS DATELINE-EUROPE: Students Witness 15th Century Fete, (Editor's note: This is the fifth in a series of articles by two Daily staff members who spent the summer in Europe as leaders of an NSA study tour.) By BARNEY and DOLORES LASCIIEVER Unwittingly we found ourselves the...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1940 f _ ___ )R LATE-SLEEPERS: Broadcast of 'U' Courses To Begin Tomorrow Classroom snoozers take note! Here is your chance to sleep through that morning lecture and still get an 'A' in the course .. - via the airwaves.1 Tomorrow, station WUOM F.M.- begins its on-the-spot broadcast of two classroom lectures. English ** * TV Seep. as Latest Mass Teaching Ai Television is the latest addition to the gro...…
…2, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY_____ Uo with ROZ VIRSHUP DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN; Despite protests to the contrary the large number of radio sets on campus seems to indicate that students do find time to "tune in." In addition to their favorite pro- grams they've been giving a boost to the hooperatings of everything that happens to be on the air when theyslam the books shut and turn on the little dial. IF YOU ARE generally dissat- isfied with w...…
…t THE MICHIGAN DAILY ROLLING STONES ...by Harold Jackson Pipe Down ... AVE TITTLE is wondering just what kind of reputation for academic prowess -or weakness-he's acquired in three se- mesters on campus. He was planted in the back of a rough psychology course wearing the normal look of opening-day apprehension when through the door waltzed a coed of his acquaintance. In a much too loud voice she hailed him thusly: "Dave, I didn't know you wer...…
…9UNDAY, OC~TOBER 2, 1949l THE MICHIGAN DAILY fIM fisembly To Stage *> ** SStrong To Play for 'U' Students,' Guest Cadets at Annual AA Hop' 'Welcome Army' * * * * * * Soph Cabaret To Recruit Aid Soccer Club To Begin Play As Newest Sport of WAA Of '52 Women Besides the lusty greeting which the Army cadets are due to receive from the Michigan eleven this Saturday, they will also be social- ly saluted by Aim and Assembly at the fourth ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1949 " __ __ _____ __.._ __ __ _.. ___ _ III_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Navy . . . . . 28 Ohio State . . 4 Princeton . . . 7 Indiania . . olv~ens [6 Iowa . . . . . 21 Pittsburgh. 7 Purdue . . . . 7 Northwestern a-N Down . . 16 Notre Dame . . 7 Washington ! 27 Minnesota . 7 Nebraska . . . 26 Illinois . . . . 13 Army 13 Penn Stl . . .o 42 ate . . .7 . Wisconsi. . in With BigTir I...…
…SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1949 mu _ may} THE MICHIGAN DATLY 7MiOr Lea gue Colitell rs Fae 'Judfgme ay MSC Tops Marquette; Season Ends in Three Crucial Games Major League Standings Tarheels Ed By The Associated Press EAST LANSING - A razzle- dazzle passing attack gave Mich- igan State an easy 48-7 win over an outclassed Marquette team here yesterday. Repairing the lack of aerial power that contributed to a 7-3 defeat in the Michigan gam...…
…PAGE EIGHT SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1949 TIlE MIChIGAN DAILY I !.i . .. COLLEGE ROUND-UP: Football Fever Strikes Campuses Over Nation Daily To Seek Century-Long Interment at Valley Forge -I By DAVE THOMAS College football with all its tra- ditional incentives to mayhem has reappeared on the campus scene fornits annual fall reign. Once again the old wheezes and stunts will be hauled from the clo- set, dusted off and, perhaps with a new refine...…
…190 ln A, v THRE MC1HGtN DAILY-MUirSIC 8ITPPLi~1[ENT mmmmm Annual Concert Season Will Open Tuesday _;> Frit Reiner To Perform March 12 Will Appear With ChicagoGroup The Chicago Symphony Orches- tra will appear in the fifth of the Extra Concert Series March 12 in the "new" Hill Auditorium. A perennial favorite of Univer- sity concert-goers, the Chicago or- chestra will be conducted by Fritz Reiner, former conductor of the Pittsburgh S...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY S UND~AY, OCO4BER 'ITFALLS A-PLENTY: Page-Turner Discloses His Precarious Position Song Fest To Be Given By Viennese Choir Bovs (EDITOR'S NOTE: Ed Troupin turned pages last season for eiitz and Neveu and here recounts his impressions of his experience.) By ED TROUPIN The page-turner's prime requi- chestra, appearing under Thor Johnson in the regular Choral Un- ion Series next January, is widely knTei as one of te six...…
…41 2, 1949 { THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TH IHGA &T PAGE MUSICAL PACESETTERS: Gifted Duo Reaps Worldwide Honors * * * * * * By FRAN WVICK The team of violinist Carroll Glenn and pianist Eugene List, to appear here in January, sets a startling precedent in musical mo- nopolies. For the gifted Miss Glenn and the brilliant Mr. List are a hus- band-wife team which has won, collectively, a lion's share of the young genius in American music cir...…
…THE MICHI AN D.AILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2, . UNIVERSITY MUSICAL SOCIETY MY RA HESS 9 4 1949- 50 CHORAL UNION SERIES ) TEN CONCERTS ARTUR RUBINSTEIN, Pianist . . . . . . . Tuesday, October 4 Saturday, October 15 VIENNA CHOIR BOYS. . . . . . . BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, CHARLES MUNCH, Conductor . . . . . . . . .. Sunday, October 23 CLEVELAND ORCHESTRA, GEORGE SZELL, Conductor . Sunday, November 6 ITALO TAJO, Bass . ..We...…
…RUSHING REVISION See Page 4 j [I: C 4fit La test Deadline in the State ~aii4 ,_ ~ ' . C, FAIR VOL. LX, No. 6 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, .1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS rI C*> House Names 'Scientist X In Atom Case Calls Minnesota Doctor Perjuror WASHINGTON - (/P) - End- ing a year-old mystery, the House Un-American Activities Commit- tee named a young midwest uni- versity professor as the shadowy "scientist X" it accused of sli...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY OUTING SEASON: Graduate Club Roughs It' In Old Shirts, Dungarees Amsterdam Canal CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING s By EVA SIMON Every Sunday a group of staid graduate students and instructors drop their books, don dungarees and old shirts and "rough it" in one of the Graduate Outing Club's typical excursions. Members of the club speak with pride of their triple-thonged motto -"Never go through a gate when you can climb a fence; ...…
…SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Dodgers, Bosox One-Up as 7-Point Spot Favors 'M' In 3rd Game (Continued from Page 1) and Blue gridders were bathed in sweat as they prepared to return to Old Hearst Ranch in Pleasant- ville, Calif., where they have been quartered since Thursday evening. Charlie Ortmann, who threw a scare into Wolverine followers by appearing for the California trip with his right foot encased in a soft slipp...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY /I Rushing Revision -'ro ... BY GETTING rid of the discriminatory rushing lists it now publishes, -the IFC ill be doing an educational job on the prej- diced. Not all the discriminating that goes on in the fraternity system originates among the houses with discriminatory clauses. How many of the non-restricted houses can you count that have taken in Jews or Negroes? I Con... The real prejudice remains in the minds of th...…
…TIMMICHIGAN DALY DannyKaye and His All Star Comedy Revue' Com ing Oct. 18 Stars Include Skitch Henderson, Page Cavanaugh Trio, Dancers Women's Camp Counselor's, Outing Clubs Plan Organization Panhellenic Association is bringing to Hill Auditorium "Dan- ny Kaye and His All Star Comedy Revue" on the night of Oct. 18. Starring with Danny Kaye will be the Page Cavanaugh Trio, Skitch Henderson and hisorches- tra and the Dorothy Dorben Dan- cer...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY 2 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1949 _____. . VN ARBOR DIRECTION: Broadway To Get Local Shakespeare Production By NANCY BYLAN and DAVIS CRIPPEN Ann Arbor's Drama Season ha gone "Broadway." "Twelfth Night," prescented here by last spring's Drama Sea- son, will open Monday night at the Empire Theatre in New York, with seven members of the orig- inal cast. DIRECTING THE Broadway production is Prof. Valentine Windt',, who piloted t...…
… ONLY IDYLLIC 7 SYSTEM? See Page 4 A6F A6F t n ~~ii6j CLOUDY, LIGHT RAIN Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 35 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS 4 C War, Strikes Hit Peak il Postwar Era Chinese Report Loss of Mukden War, revolution, striking work- ars and failing cabinets seemed to be signs that civil unrest is more irresistibly on the march than at any time since World War II, As- sociated Press r...…
… ) _....., :. .,... f..-.... -: ; t - .::: .y am .-. . ^. «.. . . _ .... .. .... .ems.. THE MICHIGAN DAILY - ,~ IT'S A LONG, LONG TRAIL: Polish Veteran Sweats Out ScholarshipClan Here Somewhere in England, a Polish war vet is sweating out his first semester at the University. That is, this would be his first semester here-but Edward Bary- eki, 25, is stranded overseas. University officials haven't heard from him since Sept. 23, the day aft...…
… . 194, IlE MICHI IGAN DAIL PAGE!E Student Socialists Club Holds First Organizational Meeting DUTIES TIRING: County Chairmen Welcome Election A new campus political group has joined the ranks-the Student Socialists Club. Formed to bring together mem- bers and student interested in the national Socialist Party, the group plans to draw up a consti- tution in the near future and ap- ply for recognition by the Student Affairs Committee. At t...…
…THE MC H IGANAITY SUNDAY. OTOBR 3h 1,1949 1 . . a. . a. .s . .:.=m: vi.: i:. ._ .ter.:s i.:a )r Only Idyllic System? THECOVER of the current issue of a weekly news magazine features an inter- esting and very significant pictogram of three different sized workmen at their ma- ohines representing the United States, Great Britain,- and Russia. Printed along with the drawings are captions which inform Mr. John Q. Public that it takes the ave...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY VAGE FT Osborn' S Band To Play at Panhel Ball Nov. 13 1 . Annual Semi-Formal Affair Will Be Set in 'Mood Indigo' n A.A WAA Notes Dames Qroups Share Hobbies "Mood Indigo," the 1948 pres- entation of Panhellenic Ball, will be given from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 13 at the IM Build- ing. The mellow strains of Will Os- born, noted for his rhythmic ap- peal in hot and sweet arrange- ments, will highlight th...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 31, 194 TH MIHG N AL S_ ,OTOE 1,14 TI CAL ........13 GA. TECH..... 19 GEORGIA....35 HOLY CROSS.20 CORNELL....20 TULANE.... .9 DARTMOUTH USC......... 7 DUKE........ 7 ALABAMA.... 0 HARVARD...13 COLUMBIA...13 MISS.STATE..0 YALE....... TarHeels, otreDameemainin Undefeater [41 ARKANSAS...28 14 TEX.A&M... 6 P enn State's ..a L oCs Lions Crush MMR Red Raiders HAMILTON, N.Y. - (P) - Penn State's high powered...…
… SUNDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY A III I PURDUE .....14 SMUo*. .... .21 N. CAROLINA14 MSC .. ......46' MINNESOTA. 30 N'WESTERN. iNDIANA. . .. 7 OS. .... . . MARQUETTE 91 TEXAS... ... 6 n7pf Notches TENNESSEE. 7 OREGON ST...21 Ira i ;lz t With wij .21 IOWA........19 NOTREDAME 41 7 WISCONSIN..13 NAVY ....... 7 Wolverines Take Gruelling Battle from Spirited Indians (Continued from Page 1) Bears, Ducks -- - ___-...…
…PAE -IrnG T HE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1948 _. -_ Oratory Halts As Campaign Is Wound Up All Candidates Sum Up Issues WASHINGTON -()-The firsi American presidential campaign o the atomic era wound up tonighi in a blaze of oratory. Next Tuesday 50,000,000 to 60,- 000,000 voters will give a man thi soul-shaking assignment: To safeguard peace and freedor from the dangers crowding in upor them; to curb inflation and pre- vent a disa...…
… THE BEST LAID PLANS-Coach Ray Eliot and Captain Herb S cgert, (center, above) who lead Illinois into Ann Arbor today, are discussing how to go through, over, or around the nation's number one team. Although right guard Siegert may not come into .contact with Stu Wilkins, Michigan's offensive right guard, or two bulwarks of the Wolverines' defense, tackles Al Wistert and Al Wahl; it is sure that he will see plenty of fullback Tom Peterson befo...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIrAN DAILY , .. THE IV XAMCTA %t l l%A f3rT1O11huV7 N A d IUWU'C' - - - - - - - - - _______________________________ xrra aravusZ i~'l~r V1r :.R~aU 4a i ''; Raymond Gram Swing To Speak Here Monday DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN I i The national vice-president of the United World Federalists is the featured speaker Monday in the Oratorical Lecture Series. RAYMOND GRAM Swing, bet- ter known to Americans as report- er and radi...…
… SATURDAY, OCTOBER 34, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE SATUIWAY, OCTOBER 30, 194S PAGK CUSTOM-MADE FAGS: Students Rolling Their Own To Combat Cost of Smoking Michigan students have taken up rolling their own cigarettes, an old idea which is a boon to con- sistent- cigarette smokers what with the cost of living sky-high. Many students find that, with the help of a small metal gadget made especially for that purpose, they can produce a ...…
…TH M..~4TU T EE . AN D ~LYATT.LV 4'ATTTR.T*&AV ' f1Rlfm o& 1AAV aTa s 111_.T1 U.1ta l\II ATTVi. A ? .i' 1tD.[. Ax, 7 .f' £.~' V Fb . 31; 4 S~ Real United Nations THRE YEARS AGO, we thought we had something. San Francisco had been a success. The United Nations was a reality. The first step toward maintaining peace in the world had been taken. People who remein- bered that the League of Nations had died in womb when the U.S. failed to join ...…
… SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1949 TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY MAE F 'V i r Read ... Use Daily Classifid Ads I ________________ I- Piano Recital To Be Given r QfE ColoQ0lk D I II I 61 f i Si ni __ GREAT NAMES IN MUSIC Claude-Achille Debussy was born in 1.862 at Saint-Ger- main-en-Laye, France, into an era of impressionism, and forthwith began writing music that broke all rules, yet incorporated, from time to time, the classic forms. His con...…
…erg THE MTCUTGAN DATLY ,qA.TTTP.nAY_ fl[";'YM- RRR A 14dit -T 1 1 f1MT1 V T211 T11T1'11..- -" A. U. 1 . QTTrn' l 1~D.DO r i , x, v'Ul-Unnn sv, IUIZS I' EW FEATHERWEIGHT CHAMP: Saddler KO's Pep in Fourth Round Lightweight Blues'Rip 'Reds'; Burns, Ryan Star r i - __ - <T' NEW YORK-(P)-Sandy Sad- dler, spindle-legged Harlem scored a stunning fistic upset last night when he knocked out Willie Pep of Hartford, Conn., to win the World Fe...…
… SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY IPAGE SEVEN~ Wolverines Set To Keep Home Goal Ur crossed By PRES HOLMES The Wolverines want to win Saturday's game against Illinois; they want more than that-they won't settle for less than a shut- out. Although Minnesota ruined the boast that not one touchdown had been scored through the Wolver- ine line this year, another record still .remains intact. For over a year no one has crossed the ...…
…THlE MJICHITCANTA LY SA'T'UltD*Y. OOTOnErt 2a. q4g +. .:-.a ur-i. sra -a - -aa-a -a~a a .vrr aw d*", J 5 ". ..rrr.......a i E C I--- I Homecoming Means- that "W'ere Mighty Glad to See You" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Here's don't r one weekend that's all yours.. Even though you 'ecognize all the new faces, you know we a II have } .~~~~~...: . :" .4'"ir . :':. . ; ... o-. d. F '! "' .;:.. ,g " "'. .. ' . .. L v r....…
… SLEEPING POLLS See Page 4 j[17, - r Latest Deadline in the State ti CLOUDY, MILD VOL. LIX, No. 34 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Politicos Battle As Campaign Hits LastMinute Stage Dewey Promises Social Security,' Truman Predicts Liberal Victory By The Associated Press Millions of voters listened last night as the presidential candidates brought their campaigns to a new height of intensity. Gov. Thomas F...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, v948 .._.___.___, __ __....__.._._..e_._. ____ FRIDAY~ OUTOBER 29. 194k SOCIALIZED MEDICINE: DelayAccompaniesBest Medical Care LONDON-(P)-A drab little 11,000 patients at a time, but has a man in mismatched coat and grousers fumbledhis shabby hat nervously and told the hospital superintendent: "My wife is bleeding. It's bad." The superintendent went through a card file of 600 patients awa...…
… FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1948 PAGE THREE TH E MICHIGAN DAILY CHEST GIVES SUPPORT: Nursery School Helps Working Mothers By RAY COURAGE Six days a week at 6:45 a.m. the Perry Nursery School opens its doors to 45 small children, rang- ing in age from two and a half to four and a half years, whose work- ing mothers are unable to care for them during the day. Thus begins the day for these little tots, a day filled with ac- tivities and rest perio...…
…PFr oe TIE MICHIGAN 'DATY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1948 , - - , , wm (dito46 ?dote Sleeping Polls The Melancholy Days Letters to the Editor . (Editor's Note is written Harriett Friedman.) by Managing Editor It is rather a sad thing that the sacred right to the ballot doesn't seem quite so valuable this year. At least in the presidential race, there won't be much joy or satisfaction in mark- ing an "X" after the name of any of the candida...…
… FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1948 THE IIIICH IGAN DAILY PAGE.FPt" U I : :. , .. Union To Sponsor New Talent Show Intermission Entertainment Will Feature Unknown Showmanship Saturday Nights The Michigan Union has em- barked upon a new project in the form of a "Talent Show" for the purpose- of seeking out incognito showmanship. The sole purpose of the Union Student Relations Committee is to find among the thousands of students, not only those ...…
…0 PAGE SIX THE IM ICI I GAN DAILY s .SAY, O VER 26, 1948 , THE MICH1t~AN DATTY FRIDAY. OCTOBER 29. 1948 I Illl Residence Cross Country Title Fall o Lloyd Fraternity Grid League Nears Semi-Final Games a Distance Crown Remains or Second Straight Year Intramural Sport Slate To Include Hockey Loop 0 The Alpha Tau Omega's nosed out the Phi Delta Theta's last night in a close game of 8-7. Last year's title holders, the ATO's, also bea...…
… FE iDAYOCTQOBER , 14 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE 5SEVEN Surrisn IOuTor1SR11OuinMi~chi an oni S S. a om1 , Frosh Dis play Promise In Scrimmage with JV's By BOB SANDELL Michigan's freshmen griddars tangled with the jayvee squad yes- terday afternoon, and displayed a brand of football that Coach Wally Weber and his assistants can be extremely proud of. It was the first really stiff com- petition for the first year squad, and they showed plenty...…
…-VIMAY..fOCfTBER 29.OMR THE MICHIGAN DAITY .M ... Genealcholarsip 1946-47 1947 49 Change Men's' Cooperative Housing ........ ..... .. ....2.72 Women's Residence Halls.............2.68 2.6$ .01 Women's Cooperative Housing...........2.63 2.68 .05 Independent Women.................. 2.61 2.65 .04 All Women ........................... 2.62 2.65 .03 General Sororities .... ............2.63 2.64 .01 -Upperclass Men's Residence Halls ........2....…
… IMAGINATION CONTROL See Page 4 Y L A6FAU A& :43 a t t" FAIR MILD Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 33 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS I I wommosommomw etroit Leaders it WES Changes Sigler 'Fogged In,' Misses Meeting; Committee Charges GM Pressure By PHIL DAW SON More than 40 top religious, civic and labor leaders yesterday irected their remarks to Gov. Kim Sigler's empty chair in a meeting ...…
…THE RICH MAN DATIN "" T TT-TE MWT~1 , iTviAN TbATTV Th URSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1948 rID Y7TOU 'C rr"Ti AV. I SIl.r VU AU wtI.JII. Student Actors To Arise Against 'U' Liquor Ban Beer, wine and whiskey will be flowing on campus come Decem- ber, and neither city ordinance nor University liquor ban will prevent it. That's when the new University of Michigan Student Players plan to produce their first play, William Saroyan's Pulitzer Prize winnin...…
… TV TUSDA'V, OCTOBER 118, 1949 TII V ICHI AID DAILY PAGE Tun r. THURSDAY, OCT&BER 28, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE TALKING SHOP: National Sports Scribes Rate Wolverines as Tops By BUD WIEDENTHAL (Daily Associate Sports Editor) According to many of our breth- ren sports scribes throughout this wide nation there'srno doubt about our Wolverines. They're the tops. Gene Kessler, who is one of Chicago's best, says of the Maize and Blue ...…
