… AVC DECISION See Page 4 Li Lw N an C~ 4hp VOTING WEATHJER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 60 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 1, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS RedsNameRump Regimein Berlin BERLIN-GW)-The Communists split Berlin wide open by naming their own rump government. The putsch was steamrollered througn a hand-picked convention in a musical comedy theatre in the Soviet sector. The chairman read the ticket in rapid fire sty...…
… USELESS UN? See Page 4 . iiK Latest Deadline in the State 41v CLOUDY AND WARMER VOL. LIX, No. 61 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, Dec. 2, 1948 PRICE FIVE CEN I9 iTS .:. I K * * * Wi stert, i 'Nam A li-A Americans Posts Filled With 7,013 Ballots Cast AP, UP Pick lv' Gridders To Top Posts Ortmann Named On Second Team Dick Rifenburg and Al Wistert have been named to All-American posts by the United Press and Rif- enburg was s...…
… CANTERBURY DEAN See Page 4 iLatest iDedline it the Sat A6F Ar\ m m = mmk=AEL IR W" mr t t PARTLY CLOUDY VOL. LX, No. 62 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS SLOfficials Laud Record Vote Turnout Election Hailed As Best in Years With final tabulations complet- ed at nearly 3 a.m. yesterday morning, the curtain was rung down on what has been termed by observers all over the campus "the most successful election in...…
… TIME FOR A CHANGE See Page 4 Y Latest Deadline in the State 11a i4p FAIR, "VERY MILD VOL. LIX, No. 63 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DEC. 4, 1948 oi PRICE FIVE CENTS Chinese Reds Swing North At HwaiRiver Nationals Move South of Suchow NANKING - (P) - Communist columns on the Hwai River line 100 miles from Nanking swung back north to meet the threat of large Chinese government forces marching south from Suchow. THE GOVERNMENT'S Suchow g...…
… INTERNATIONAL RUHR See Page 4 Y Latest Deadline in the State tii CLOUDY AND MILD VOL. LIX, No. 64 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS GA/ l l Crushes State in Cage Opener, 66-33 1 Quake Rocks Coast Areas Of California Severe Shocks Felt in 29 Palms LOS ANGELES-(P)-A rolling quake, centering in isolated hills a hundred miles east of here, dam- aged windows and sent hundreds of persons rusing into the ...…
… FACULTY EVALUATION See Page' 4 Y Latest Deadline in the State *1p PARTLY CLOUDY OL. LIX, No. 65 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS I I / I C I 4.) dditional Light romsedfor 'U' Statement Follows Disclosure of Poor Illumination in Classrooms By LEON JAROFF Relief is on the way for University students who suffer eyestrain ttempting to pierce the gloom of poorly-lighted classrooms. Following quickly on t...…
… EDUCATION AID See Page 4 Y Latest Deadline in the State ti1 PARTLY CLOUDY VOL. LIX, No. 66 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 8, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Students Will Rate Faculty Again Today Tap Opinions in Bus. Ad. School The voice of the student will be heard again today as college evalu- ation moves forward on two fronts. i Literary college classrooms will grade professors for the second consecutive day as business ad- ministration...…
… UT'TER CONFUSION See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State xit1 COLD, CLOUDY VOL. LIX, No. 67 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS MoodyCalls '49 Year ofDecision Retiring SL President Greets New Representatives at First Meeting "This coming year is one of decision for student government at the University," Student Legislature President Blair Moody told newly-elected legislators last night. Greeting the new stu...…
… FCC 'HANDS OFF" See Page 4 / Atf 41P A Att Latest Deadline in the State t SNOWEMAN COMETH VOL. LIX, No. 68 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS minstration AsksEndIofI ouse Sp y unt Red-Trapped Chiang Army Hit by Losses Nationalists Say Reds Also Suffer NANKING-(P)--The three Chi- nese government army groups trapped by the Communists south- west of Suchow are estimated to have suffered 30,000 or more ca...…
… WHOSE INALIENABLE RIGHTS?9 See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State * Ip CLOUDY, WARMER -0 VOl. LX, No. 69 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, kATUItDAY, DEC. 11, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS A 11 iri VL'rlt a0 O I I * .,. ~ Michigan Cagers To Meet Toledo RocketsTonight Strong, Polished Ohioans Promise Battle for Injury-Ridden Wolverines By PRES HOLMES Michigan's injury-ridden basketball squad will tangle with one' of its toughest opponents of the...…
… RECORD DESTRUCTIION See Page 4 L Latest Deadline in the State D0ati4 ]' CLOUDY, MILD VOL. LIX, No, 70 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS S II El EU __ __. 'M' Cagers Win; Pucksters Tied Basketball.. . By SY SONKIN Michigan's cagers broke loose in the second half last night to win a 51-40 victory over a previously unbeaten University of Toledo quintet. For the first half it was a close game, with the ...…
… YEARS' BEST GIFT See Page 4 il I r Latest Deadline in the State 4br .A6.Abo ,:43'atty RAIN, SNOW COLDER VOL. LIX, No.71 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Fraud Charged on Slide Rle Ball ickets I,______";-____________________ Cagers Do Pitt, Fire Trucks Visit Campus Three Times Power Explosion Hits Angell Hall By PETE HOTTEN Frenzied firemen were kept on -the run yesterday hurrying to three alarms...…
… HUMAN RIGHTS See Page 4 Pg Latest Deadline in the State 4hr t Ig RAIN AND WARMER VOL. LIX, No. 72 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 15, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Vital Military DataWonby Secrets Bared at Aberdeen in '37 WASHINGTON - (k') -Secrets of "great military significance" leaked out before the war from the Army's proving ground for new weapons at Aberdeen, Md., the House Un-American Activities Committee charged. It did not descri...…
… WATCHING THE WORLD le Page 4 Lw6 :41i4 OCCASIONAL LIGHT RAIN Latest Deadlie in the State . VOL. LIX, No. 73 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECE-MBER 16, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Chiang Kai-Shek Asked To Resign Friends Advise Chinese President. To Quit as Reds Threaten Peiping NANKING-(P)-President Chiang Kai-Shek's closest friends asked him to quit and let others try to negotiate peace with China's Communists, it was learned reliably. T...…
… 5,e m6c n 2 ai4 2/fA t6h L e MGadeAi ,4 e C/iit&maiad Jaapp f ew Y Latest Deadline in the State t _., :. "'- i ++ ' . v _ VOL. LIX, No. 74 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER, 17, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Regents Will Consider Ban On Speakers SL, 'U' Senate Submit Proposals The Board of Regents will con- sider proposals on the political speakers ban at its monthly meet- ing today and tomorrow. Recommendations from the] Student Legisla...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1948 'Learning for Living' Talls Continue Here Community organizations d o not know their own strength, Pro- feswr of Educational Psychology Howard Y. McClusky declared in one of the first of several talks and discussions in the "Learning for Living" conference currently be- ing held at the Union. The conference, which opened yesterday and continues through today, is part of the Community...…
…T CII HEA DfAI LY ,Tfl~iSDAY, DECEMBER~ 2, x.948 _____U DDED LAURELS: Raab Chosen as Violin .Soloist for Winter Tour A member in long standing of the University Symphony Orches- tra will take his place as violin soloist when the orchestra begins its tour this month. Emil Raab, a graduate student, has been attending the University, since1945. During that time he as been concert-master of the niversity Symphony and a mem- er ofthe Faculty S...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAAN DAILY FRIDAY, DECEMBER, 3, 1949 WINTER WONDERLAND: Ulr Club Greets Skiers With Prayer for Snow What's Up in the Dorms 'U' MEN'S QUARTET: Local Juke-Boxes Now Offer <i _ With a prayer for snow on their lips and visions of glistening slopes, the Ullr Ski Club extended the welcome mat to all skiers- the flops and the proficient. Close to 200 people breathed sighs of remembrance and antici- pation as they watched ...…
…PAGE TWO I L I ~~~.m ~ .~~ ..~ A "bTT ii rVi W'F Wl T!1 W!" 7 MNT - S9_ h L I UvEK IU MU IIUIUMR: Statistics Reveal Drop In City Auto Accidents DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN' Ann Arbor auto accidents have dropped 30 per cent as compared to the same period for last year, even though the national toll is running bumper to bumper with 1947, traffic statistics reveal. The three "E's"-Ehgineering, Education, and Enforcement are the reasons for the ...…
…PAGE TWO -Ajj MiNiiCAI iAiiYi 1 s.s a x wi. a e a. ---..-.. 4141 &7i .i:a ,iY i"av.'e.ri.. ;;.il. r.ia, ' .i.v4 .. ... M' Cagers Open Season with a Bang (Continued from Page 1) Coach McCoy was the play of his reserves in the game. Van- der Kuy, a 6' 5" sophomore from Holland, Mich., looked very impressive in his first ap- pearance in varsity uniform. He looks like he will fill the shoes left vacant by Don MacIntosh this year. VanderKuy p...…
…PAGE TWO THE M ICHIGAN DAILY 'TUESDAY DE'CEIVMER 7, 1048 1 tAQ.___O ..__ ._AY, DECEMBER 7, 1S4 JOBS APLENTY: Opportunities Available In Forestry Profession Opportunities in forestry work have been plentiful for some time, and it is anticipated that they will remain so during the coming sum- mne', according to Prof. Willett F. Ramsdell, Pack Foundation Pro- fessor of Forestry and Land Man- agement. Prof. Ramsdell told the fresh- men and s...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEw - _ . _ . ;.. _ . _ - - - -- DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in The Daily Official Bulletin is constructive notice to all R*Rnhers 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. Satur- days.) WEDNESDAY D,EC. 8, 1948 VOL. M, No. 66 Notices Student Tea:...…
…TTa111ti Mi Zfl 1d DA tlul N -~ ,~.- ---,' -- - -. I N - - ----- .--'- --~-.-~ - --. Television To Oust Radio, Students To Bannister Speaks, To Speech Group Wherever television penetrates it will replace all or most of radio, Harry Bannister, manager of sta- tion WWJ-TV, told the monthly speech assembly yesterday. "Thus, our great problem is how to keep radio healthy as we bring television up," he said. RADIO'S WELFARE is impor- tant, Ban...…
…THE M ICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, DECEMBEER 10, 1948 I I _ ______ I. y _ . CTING IN MINIATURE: Speech Students' Show To Be Teleeast By JIlM BROWN Swinging into the last few days of rehearsals for their first tele- Vision show of the year, "Demen- tia Wilcox," students in the Speech Department's Radio Divi- sion are finding their biggest ob- acle the necessity of acting in miniature. Actors who have been rehears- ing the show, which will be pro-...…
…P&0IR TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1948 . _v _ v _ Preuss To Go To Netherlands To Be in The Hague As Visiting Lecturer Prof. Lawrence Preuss of the political science department has been invited to lecture at the Aca- demic de Droit Internationale, in The Hague, The Netherlands next summer. The Academie, a graduate school for the study of interna- tional law, is attended each year by several hundred students from various c...…
…1h7 11.E 1GA N -DAii N Ml a. x, a ..i .u b', ..:,a 11 SiXsu ly .. Fd . ; l- . -J 7-7- 71 ON STAGE, EVERYRODY! 'U' Student Players Ask Help on New Production DAILY OFFICIAL, BULLETIN Are you a beaver? If you are a beaver, and eager to work hard and have a lot of fun, you're wanted on stage by the University Student Players to work in a production staff posi- tion. ISSUING a call for handymen- (and women) with the hammer, paint brush, type...…
… PAGE TWO A.~~~~~C A.A ...4±1A.A. .4ZA A j C~ J E7.C . L4. *~X Ah 1TITMI .deI. d LtN A \ 71V-" -- U - - aoaar - ,- :1 Santa Claus Educated In Unique Yule School 1 . DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN ! t In these days of specialized training, even Santa Claus goes to school. The school which gives a course in "How To Be a Santa Claus," is located in Albion, N.Y., a small town near Lake Ontario. Dormitory Newsj (EDITOR'S NOTE: Contributors to Wha...…
…YY DAILY R i .w s7a.:. .J a. " / 1~S .--a'a-dixx."i. .. .n._ , ., - - - Speech Group Will Present 'Dr. Faustus' Marlowe's Classic To OpenNext Month The Speech Department's first major dramatic production for 1949, "The Tragical History of Doctor Faustus' will be present- ed Jan. 12 through 15 in the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. Written by Christopher Mar- lowe, the seldom done drama is based on a theme which has prov- en its popularity in ope...…
…PAGE TWO * - a f.. A a .. T .' A.,. . aaa. ' TEWRRSDAY, DttTMRER, 1P. IMR "" "" 1 11 AN 1AIT iiid ALWb:7.6FCAJLy "ALI l :Il J.U 1JA4 1V 1 7YO SANTA'LL BE THERE: Patients at 'U' Hospital To Have a Merry Xmas By FRAN IVICK More than 1,000 patients in University Hospital won't be home for Christmas. But patients, staff members and M5lany people throughout Michigan Coed Released On $500_Bail A 19-year-old University coed has been released o...…
…T MICAHIGAN DAILY FDAY, DECEMBER 17. 1948 f i _ _.....,._ _ ., _., s.. CABBIES CAN'T RESIST: Magnetism of Campus Lures Student Drivers By ROMA LIPSKY The magnetic effect of the Uni- versity campus holds sway even during non-academic hours, ac- cording to two student cab drivers who report that students are their favorite passengers. "Many of the drivers like to stay downtown, but I would rather drive around the campus area," Robert Davis,...…
… m wrEDNESDAY, flECFAI1EPR1, 0,1.8 THlE MIC:HIGAN DAILY PACE TI-TR F r, -- - ------- 1 1 5rom 4de GRANISTAND By MURRAY GRANT . .. Daily Sports Editor W ITH EVERY KIND of "All" team except an "All-Lefthanded Grandfathers" coming out at about this time it was with a great deal of satisfaction that we noticed a progressive step being taken. The International News Service (INS) has done something that should have started long ago. They've n...…
… TIMSDAY, DECTEFM13EU, 1t8t THE MICHIGAN DAILYX , . ._ :a ...,. A.a x aa..a.c a. a..<: y. f :dr rya. r. i s:' W..- Pucksters Batt leic AWin fii gl'h Michigan To Test Strength, In Annual Game with Pros Maize and Blue Bolstered by 12 Veterans; MacDonald To Tend Goal for Detroiters <j\.. By B. S. BROWN Hockey coach Vic Heyliger will unveil his fifth Michigan puck squad tonight at the Coliseum in an exhibition match with the De- troit Re...…
…FRDAY, b EEIVER 3, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY mwmwmw DOUGH OR DIE: 'Ensian Staff To Answer MSC Yearbook's S.O.S. By LEE RUKEL An S.O.S. from financially des- perate Michigan State yearbook publishers will be answered soon by the business staff of the money making 'Ensian. They plan to visit Michigan State to give any tips they can to aid the ailing yearbook on that campus. * * * 'ENSIANEERS are going in re- sponse to an invitation from the b...…
… SATRAY, DECEME 4; 1 E4 THE -,"m icu GA1**DTAitYr PAGER lE TA LKING SHOP with Bud Weidenthal Associate SPorts Editor T HE WOLVERINES brought down the curtain on one of their most glorious seasons in style befitting a champion ofany endeavor. At the annual Detroit alumni "bust" in the Motor City's Statler Hotel Wednesday night, the men of Michigan, the team, the coaches, the University provost, and the entire staff were on display for all ...…
…-a SUJNDAY, DFCEMBl- -, IMS THE MICHIG DAILY rAGE TMM ... .................................. . . . ....... . ..... Notre Dame Scrambles To Tie Southern Cal,14-14 IN THE SW1I OF T +HINGS: Reeods 'Old StufC f or Mann's T eami Bill Gay's 87 Yard Run Sets Up Last Minute TD Dill Paces Trojans to Great Moral Victory: Furious Line Plav and Tackling iMark Battle T hree '' Players on Fonville's Shot Put Mark Receives AAU Approval By DIC...…
… TUESDAY, DECEMREP., , lqiR, TH E MWiCAN Di',ilY PACT VI-WIVIr. ..~ ~ ........ overine Starrak's Final Perio Tally Clinches Deadlo Pucksters Tie Toledo, 22 Cagers Hit id-Season Stride in SeasonOpener (Special to The Daily) TOLEDO, Ohio - A last period goal by defenseman Dick Starrak gave Michigan's hockey team a 2-2 tie with a strong Toledo Mercury squad here last night. The game, played before 3,500 fans, was a benefit contest, sp...…
… WrDNEIflAYD ~R ,Ig THlE MICTC AN -1 AILY u _ _ _ _ - .-- .._.._ a -. _.- ------ . __ =-- __ ... Wolverine Icers Show Improvement at Toledo 11 with Bud Wr° ide ithaI Associa/c Spoyr/is rEuor THE BIG NINE STORY: Western Conference Formed at Purdue 1 Begorrah, and it was a tough fight. The electric organ at the Sports krena in Toledo Monday night sounded the tempo of the battle between the Michigan hockey team and the 1948 champs of t...…
… THURSDAY, IDECEMBER ,. 1 TH-E MC1~4~44 Court Woes Yesterday's basketball scrim- mage was marred by the in- jury of Capt. Bill Roberts. Roberts, in going after a loose ball, tripped and fell heavily on his already injured right knee. The big 6 ft., 7 in. center was obviously in pain after the fall and had to be helped off the floor. Trainer Jim Hunt stated that he did not think the injury ser- ious but that he wouldn't be able to tell unti...…
…FRTDAY, DFODCEflR J6, ili9t TI 4 ii MICTl1,-iGAN DATIC W ._ . _ _ M' Puckmen Impressive In NonCollegiate Scraps Cagers 'Up' for Toledo Battle Swim Gala Gives*Fans Last Look at Champions A~. By B. S. BROWN Out of Colorado Springs last year, John Gustafson, one of the officials in the NCAA hockey tour- nament, said, "This Michigan team is the finest collegiate hockey team I have ever seen. They play more like professionals than any o...…
… SATUJRDjA, D-ECEIMWR IV,1919 Ti'lE MIHIGAN DUALY A if. R 'Ji 'tl R j7T 'Pucksters Face Windsor Tonight; L U' AAU Swimmers To Invade Ann Arbor war Surplus and a 1,000 Other Things! I a Spitfires, Detroit Farm Club Should Prove Potent Opponent By HERB RUSKIN Aiming for their first victory of the season, Michigan's potent hockey team takes on the highly touted Windsor Spitfires tonight at 8:30 in the Coliseum. It will be the fi...…
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…TUESDAY, DECE:BIRT 14, 1Y48 THE JM11CHI GAN DAILY PAGer TJI-1 . . ........ . . ......... - ..... . . .. ...... .. - --- -------- - -------- Cage rs Niotch T-ill rdl ra ight WoIe1 > Performance in Swim Gala In dkatev Successful Season Lies Ahead LOOK OUT, BLUE: IlWildcats Out To -Kill'MHope for Title Canterna Stars for Pit; Morrill Nets 10 for ' (Continued from Page 1) By SY SONKIN Illinois and Northwestern will oth be out to ups...…
… WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15, iMS4 Tilt MI WA RAMP rAGr -H M---G A ------ "wpmTfl Wolverine Cagers COLLEGE PUCK CLASSIC: 'M' To Face Powerful Toronto Sextet I orm mm But Play 'Steady' Game A gainst T oledo--cCoy IIarris on, McCaslin Share Scoring Llad After First Three Gaines with 29 Points MY Over itt Sam mies Win in All Divisions To CopIM Wrestling Crown By B. S. BROWN Michigan's claim to interna- tional hockey supremacy will face th...…
… 'HTRSI)AV, DEcrEMIiEtI 16, T14 TlE MICHIGAN DAILY PACT 71-11 11r-.r Icers Renew Fatadians Out to Break Undefeated Streak, Wolverine Six at Full. Strength in DefeSe. Of Thompson Trophy, North American Title By B. S. BROWN Michigan's hockey squad will invade Chicago tonight to meet the niversity of Toronto sextet in a charity game at Chicago Stadium. An estimated 18,000 onlookers will be on hand to get a 1oop, at wo of the finest college h...…
… FRIDAY, DUCETWRER 17, 1-qIR T HE X1ICHIG AN DAI PA r TI rui Iowa Fire Challenges Wolverine Title Hopes Thinclad s CAot ete in Yuletide Trials - I"> By PRE S HOLME S Michigan's hopes of retaining the Conference. basketball crown this season are being seriously challenged by a 'hot Iowa squad eager to take the title the Wol= verines snatched from their grasp in the final game of last season's play. Although the Hawkeyes have lost ...…
…PAGE~ FOUR T H E MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1948 _.. ~ __ ... _.- Editor's Note is written by Managing Editor -Harriett Friedman. RECENT EVENTS, including a meeting of the National Interfraternity Confer- ence, call for further comment on the fraternity discrimination question. At its annual session last week, the Con- ference proposed a resolution affecting membership qualifications, which was then deferred to the 58 member f...…
…T H E MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1948 I Useless UN? THE LATEST FLURRY of action in the no reference Palestine dispute, both in the UN and sitting in Pa Jerusalem provide final testimony of the The Americ innocuous position of the United Nations. recognizes th Fruits of I In Paris, Britain finally gave up her was in itselt backing of the Bernadotte plan of par- already appa tition which was unacceptable to the Arad app Jews. Afte...…
…- - -,-. MMMO9 pF 1lAk rJuun TMTHl CTTWGAN DI Afl- P DAY1e nv ~~ if F_ :a aa se .i.s a a.i ai i W l'a 1 .: l_/ to 1 a>.:s .. i u a'---- .e-e.,lr., S..aail ar...y :zw. QSt 0 Canterbury Dean THE RUSSIAN problem in general, and more specifically, the treatment of the violently pro-Soviet elements in the United States and in England was nicely covered by the visit and speech of the Reverend Hewlett Johnson, Dean of Canterbury, Tues- day,...…
…F _ p : . Y TIIZ t_ .. .. ..::. .. _..:.. ........ .... ..... . ..>... v ._..... _ ... ....._ 1 11 .,t+1 AY114i111"lP.G1\1'9 .l.l~211.1 F.V. _ _ ._ _.... _ v ,m .awn m ...- io n I $1 Time for a Change ALTHOUGH the Student Legislature elec- tions this year were far from ideal they represent a trend of consistent improvement in elections on this campus. Since the Legislature was formed almost three years ago, the body, profiting by past ...…
…rzCTE T=,., . = - -, A 4ITN'7MV TX-nrMVS> i 11 .': 1'_____________l Y_.._____________11.________________Y116________ _ D. ... \11, Y.U J L$ . 'U.YJA. ~ ti A tt,°1 - .RC i" f'~li. Ad, i International Ruhr L W HILE THE U.S. complains about the Russians setting up their own regime in Eastern Europe, it looks like the Amer- ican government is all set to back a revital- ized German industrial machine-without the support of the French. This ...…
