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…-'~ ----- ---uly e r or , - NO CHECKS PLEASEPlenty of dancers went home withChr leSpivak's famous signature on their programs. THE KICKOFF -Eager J-Hoppers arriving at the I-:1IHuilding. TJJENAP3OUT-Elliot Lawrence plays a rocking bass on the to ant; ^t accompanied by some low notes on the piano by Charlie Spivak. tJLADV OR NOT-Patti feast, Phyllis Bohnsaek and Virginia Ga.-Aitse make their dramatic entrance. …

…THE TFIICTGA'N P1A' TTSflAT, IVES IN IRON LUNG: h.D sFea tives A rtist's Case 11yv DON KOTITJ!F lHav,,e yol] ever\Vonderecdwh I it was like to dcnd on an iroli lung for ever-ything you dog--o"een breathing life-giving irir? Roger UclielnbP(-k, former IVni- versity art plrofessor, is among, thtose Who0 tholugi lioityelitJ5sa remote disease,,, ont which at- t'ck('d onlly ol.}rs. 1Rcec~;nt nLvW- goers 1haIve seer n frL (nS1Y ~hovr, tha',tlwt...…

…THE M;ITIGA'N DATILY WED It SDA.V. XPEDITION TO IRAN: 'U' Professor Unlocks Secrets of Ancient Inseriplion By PICK M tOY (Daily City Editor) Prof. George Cameron is. livinf proof that the old saying abou' professors leading a quiet life i little more than a myth. He is back in the quiet comfor' of a classroom teaching Nea Eastern culture now. But for the past five months he's been clam- boring about a wind-swept moun- tain in Iran hundreds...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1949 erdeur Shi McMillan Near Fourth Hockey Scoring Crown Gacek, Renfrew Battle for Second Place; Puckmen Meet North Dakota This Weekend nes but n/j9 lvl Natators Win! _...... 1 NEW TIESI ISIT AT WILD'S Gardella Suit ichi gan Balance Trims Gets Federal 'LaSalle College, 49-26 _;_ Tribunal OK Olympic Ace Wins Breast Stroke by Margii,_Grabs 220, AnchorsRelay <.> _________ Large Team Set...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1RT)AlI . . .. ..... .. M'Icemen Clash ith Nort Dakota Six Tonighot TALKING SHOP with Bud Weidenthal Associate Sports Editor The baby of the Big Ten, Michigan State's Spartans provided Western Conference coaches and their respective supporters with a rafher rude awakening this past Saturday eve on the occasion of the 27th annual State relays at massive Jenison Field House . . . The Spartans, who won't be on hand in C...…

… T1THE MTCTIMAN 1IAl ,V it 7AT' May Festival Tickets Now On Sale Here Concerts Feattit-c Ten Top Soloists +. a. v a, s a t.r.t s. s. " . ..s ra .u .III. 9e _... NOVEL APPROACH: t 'U' Doctor Authors New Book on TB Experiences_- Sudden turnabout from doctor in the T. B. ward. IDrawings b'y to patient forms the basis for a Prof. Donald B. Gooch, of the Col- newly-published book by Univer- lege of Architecture, punctuate sity Dr. Robert Lov...…

…s i-A T HE If"liCAGAN 6A iLY Vii'^l,_ 1', !+'L'1sKU Yt Y i , . ...X ... .. ................- ------ Nattors Wip i9 1 Weinberg Clocks 22.8 To Set Free Style Mark 1'u~k uuBr(Nk Eighile Records ins Cornell Meet- v Michigan Takes Seven Firsts as DexirIrino(s, U~lvestadl, Mitchell, Bavdarian SettI Marks 0n _i 1 ad Win,' I '111 Puekste's Sweep Series, Tu'iuru~~ N~wi~Ar'~t~vIC/ 68-46 By DICK HURST3 Michigan's natators forced Michigan ...…

…TT'i. MTC TiCAN 4i TT, TTT;g T rplt HEARTLESS DAY: Valentine Day Ronicos Spurn Old Endearments To Sub-E(itoi Speaker Says SOPRANO SOLOS SUNDAY: ICr id W\'ill Auditlion for Met Opera Students Asked To Claim Art Prints tudei&ts who selected Liit pr nt tucF,~idllnt r_,10Iving trwhite Claim1 last wet-k imay pick them up be- cards a4)long wh~ien they obtain their tween 8zi U..and noon :and be-Iprits>. tween 1 and 5 p.m. today through Aboult 40...…

…Till,"AtICT1CAN fLTi WEDNE.ADAY, r- M.RUAFtV 19, 19,19 +ww.r..+s e ' .. ....:. . . 111111Y.F WINTV A.if41 I_ :AMPUS REFORMER: Frats' Rushing System To Be Exposed by Garg jasha leifetz lo:I~L TI I) Doted V~iolinist First [Ilat e d ,-1) Xai s Ago ASSOCIATED PRESS Po UCTURE NEWS The truth about fraternity rush-j ing will be exposed in the forth- coming issue of Gargoyle, campus humor magazine, which will, be released to a waiting world ...…

…StK THE-- MTCTTTTAN 6DUTY TnTTt Sb AT, T'FT3Ttr,,kTtT 17, m oo si ~~A-FERT-iT17 14 WIDE AW AKE CLASS: Foundrymen in Pontiac End 16 Week Program I SPIRE TUAL EMPHASIS: Form Plans for Religion in Life Week Ry PETER NOTTON Students who think that their worries about studying are over when they leave college are in for a. big letdown. Worries weren't over for the 33 members of a Pontiac Foundry who took a coure in engineering, control la...…

…-nr t > f yfl _ _ _ktftA?18 Hei fetzTo Play Here Tomorrow Returning this season to the American concert platform after an absence of over a year, Jascha Heifetz will present a violin recital at 8:30 p.m. tomorrow in Hill Au- ditoriumn. Heifetz warned before his va- cation that he was "going to take his engine apart and put it to- gether again." The Russian-born violinist said that he had played some works so often in recent years that he foun...…

…O1A fl l IfTE Ml(:f CAN WDpi R, - - - - -- ,- - - -- -, "-. ,-",-, . , ,, - m, . TTM TECHNICOLOR TUNES: Records Get Thin, Hold More Music in 71 Years By JO 74HSNER Phonographs are running in a slightly different groove since Thomas Edison patented his first recording machine 71 years ago to- day. In fact, it is doubtful whether the Detroit inventor would recog- nize the modern offspring of his invention. THE GREATEST recent change in record...…

…MM 31THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, FEBI Swimmers Defeat NU; Trackmen Beaten by Illinois Northwestern Easy Meet, As '' Triumphs, 64-29 Weinberg Ties Mark in 100 Free Style; Heusner, Mann Split in Distance Events Purdue Comes in Third; 'M' Takes Four Events Mitchell Proves Meet's Only Double Victor; Takes Both Hurdles as Barten Wins 880 By DICK HURST Michigan's swimmers kept their two year victory streak ridin' high as they swept all but one ...…

…IAE SI THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESAYFEBRUAR~Y 22, I91 WOMEN TOO CARIRY: Union Opera Head Finds Males 'Better Dancers' By GEORGE WALKER Fred Evans, veteran showman and director of the Union's Frog- gy Bottom, is in his element these days-men. Evans, who has spent much of his life directing chorses largely composed of women, is all in fa- for of the all male chorus line. NOT THAT Evans is a woman- hater; far from it. "It's just that you wear yo...…

…TIE WCITTGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, f Monday Primary Affects Spring Election Campaign The Ann Arbor Spring election campaign began taking shape to- day as a result of the Monday primary. Two upsets changed the Republican picture; Mark M. Mayne, was defeated for second ward supervisor and Robert, Ward was de- feated for alderman of the third ward. MAYNE IS THE state head of the Michigan Young Republicans and the incumbent. He was defeated by Carl H...…

… NOT SO FABULOUS: Soviet Tomb Discovery 'OldStuff' to Beardsley By ROSALIND VIRSHIP Empire managed to take a The recent Russian discovery of share of the treasures w a tomb in outer Mongolia yielding traveled by their doors." evidence of a "fabulous" civiliza- tion dating back 2000 years was I (hen at (he hig called "old stuff" by Dr. Richard er a faacwantycivilization, Carn trd .Badlyo h nhoo ogy teas fay away as the Ro K. Beardsley of the a...…

…s THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY. FEURU ARY 25, 1949 ....... .....A............ .... ... ....... TOPS AND BOTTOMS: Union Opera 'Women' Need Shoes, Sweaters Two $2.40 tickets for the March 23 performance of Froggy Bottomn await the coed who can prove sh(r has the largest feet of wr Sux Onl campus. Opera officials, at a loss to fii d shoes large enough for the "f- male" members of the chorus, have issued a call for women's shoes of sizes eight ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, Wage Cut Brings GM Price Decrease Cost-of-Living IiFall Causes Reduced Pay Saving of $10,000,000 for GM DETROIT-(A)-General Motors cut its auto and truck prices yesterday just a few hours after a wage reduction for its 273,000 pro- duction workers vas announced. The price cuts range from $10 to $150 on cars and trucks. The wage reduction was two cents hourly and was made automati- cally under a unique clause in...…

…SZ N--j), Y, r RY 27, 1 SUNDAY, I ~R~Y 27~ I Out Frigid Gophers, 4-1 Elliott Scores Defense Stars is Fii, Gacek, Burford, 15 Points To fcMilla ni Each Tally Once on Gonhers Wolverine Grapplers Down Surprised Ohio State. 16-11 I it wasn't clickin; in front of the and his big glove proved a thorn By Gopher net like it had Friday. in the side of Minnesota ambi- Before 1Michigan looked tired in sp)ots. tions. Michigan Md Michigan countered ...…

…Page Six THE MICH.I.GAN. D.AILY Mondav. Februarv 7. 1949 P fl q i H I H GA AL nrcFhI inn, 7 1y -T0 I F t NO CHECKS PLEASE-Plenty of dancers went homiie soi,~ Char- lie Spivak's famous signature on their programs. 'JURNABOUT-Ellint Lawrence plays a rocking bass on the trumpet accompanied 'by some low noes on the piano by Charlie Spivak. Ph~~ i- fiyllis io.RD" - - .gii s~c s c tsi.-,srn entrn ce …

…UHL MlCfllCAN t)AlLYrre BALCONY SCENE-A couple of Rome .3 who used stairs, instead of a ladder. PLEAiSURE PERSONIFIED-Lucy Saxon and Johin Quinmby show the typical reaction of the J-Hlop's 6,000 satisfird customners. GRID MRN-Leo Koceski, Joann Keteihut, Sue Heinemiann and Dick Kepi-horn talk over some of the line bucks and passes they've noticed among the dancers. I-MPOTENT PUNtCHI-TIhe reason this cruple' i 1:,I~~ thait they haven't tast...…

… A.Y, IVEB]WARY 10, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'O CAPTAIN, MY CAPTAIN! Roberts Halted by Knee Injury Advance Sales Jvee,Frosh Quitets Sparkle Mig*Lht Supportw,------- * c/n-amhwppthe jaorv e Strac1 has selected a tentative Stediupefulsgane whenc the two fist team from the many aspir. teamatca t r at Columbus the dug- ev !4 7L Y e '- I - 4 - 17nn f-- pmt.-,that reported Buring the in]- By PRES HOLMES The first of the original five members of ...…

…IHE IlCHIGAN DAIVV PAGE I-TV Rela'yFinIs Resident 'B' Cage Squads In Tio(ht Rae1 Wei)Iey, Allen Rumsey, H-ins- Jle and Prescott Houses re- mnaine~d undeleated in Residence hall "B" league basketball in sec- ond round play Monday night at the Intramuitral Building. Wenlley" ',')-18 winner last week, continuedi their fast pace by whipping, Adams House, 55-18.1 Allen Rumsey was impressive in All-Ca- mpus tournament en- tries close at noon tomo...…

…1J49 THE AlicHiGIAN DAiL-i PAGE SEVEN ThEMIHIANDAIN , It rL V Jayvee Cagers Face LIT ASSOCIATED PRESS TALKING SHOP with Bud Weidenthal Associate Sports Editor (This is the first of twc articles concerning charges pointed at Michi- gan's athletic department r ade recently by the press.) During the past several weeks the Detroit Free Press, in con- junction with the Michigan State News (the student publication at East Lansing), has be...…

…AY, FE1BUARY 20, 1949 atmen Fill iding Time Purdue N( rovides Edge By PRES HOLMES n Tight Match Michigan's cage squad will be out to prevent a repetition of the Betzig Scores Only "lost weekend" which they suf- Pin in Fast Match fered last January, when they lost to both Minnesota and Purdue, By BOB VOKAC when they meet the Boilermakers Indiana nailed the door a bit in a return match at 7:30 p.m. ighter on Michigan's wrestling tomorrow night o...…

…T1TE MICITTGAN iMIflA s 1Trac men, Nta tors AIV M Os! Dotiuble Loss Point Pool 300-yd. Medley Relay: Won by Michigan (Kahn, Sohl, Ko- gen). Time: 2:55.6. 220-yd. Freestyle: Won by Smith (OSU); second, Mann, (M); third, Stager (M). Time: 2:09.2. 50-yd. Freestyle: Won by Weinberg (M); second, Moss (M); third, Hirose (OSU). Time: :23.1. Diving: Won by Harlan (OSU); second, Calhoun (OSU) ; third, Trimborn (M). 100-yd. Freestyle: Won by Hiro...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Prrc Swe+r ,' Mcndovy ' ~c'rary 7-149 I M'ncln' ' ,r.sIr 149.HE .M CHv AN. D ILYPop ...e, BALCONY SCENE-A couple of Rome , w s a UlERSONIFIED-Lucy Saxon and John Quimby show the typical reaction of the J-Mop's 6,000 satisfied customers. GRID MEN-Leo Koceski, Joann Ketelhut, Sue Heinemann and Dick Kempthorn talk over some of the line bucks and passes they've noticed among the dancers. IMPOTENT PUNCH-The reason this cou...…

…ri~~~ ~~~~~~ v. !V -.. ii alw' L nmLS - nvI IJ. eVAWNcansV.- I 1 7""T 7 F~~~~~Tlry __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ _ __y ,,, Sponsored in the Public Interest by the following Fraternities: Acacia Alpha Delta Phi Alpha Sigma Phi Alpha Tau Omega Beta Theta Pi Chi Phi Chi Psi Delta Chi Delta Kappa Epsilon Delta Tau Delta Delta Upsilon Kappa Nu Kappa Sigma Lambda Chi Alpha Phi Delta Theta Phi Gamma Delta Phi Kappa Psi Phi Kappa Sigma Phi K...…

…11W'l MICHIGAN T)AHY TIu-.SIr),tY ..____ , SHANGHAI NATIVE: Chinese Still Looking to U.S. for Aid, Grad Says The Chinese people are still hoping for American aid for their country but not necessarily for the Nationalist government, according to Mrs. A. T. Liu, University grad- uate recently returned from Shanghai. Falconry F lm To Be Shown Craighead Brothers Will Discuss Trips Frank and John Craighead, in- ternationally known falconers, w...…

…THIE MICIUGAN DAILY rT TAY, BUCKET BRIGADE: WSSF Plans Campaign for $10,000 The campus World Student Service Fund committee yester- day made two-fold plans to raise $10,000, the 1949 quota. The committee hopes to gain $5000 on the two WSSF tag days, Thursday and Friday, February 17 and 18. MANNED BY members of In- ter-Guild, collection buckets will be placed at every corner of the campus. Another $5000 will be kised through special "Olymp...…

…THE MICHTTAN DIAILY SUNDAY TTh3RART 13, 19 ANATOMICAL CRAZE: Wave of Beauty Contests Hits Nation's Universities By PHIL DAWSON Students all over the nation wcre trooping back to classes last week after straining minds, bodies and professors during a month when the day-to-day routine was resoundingly broken by dances, beauty contests and exams. All the customary ballyhoo accompanied these events, and college editors' nerves were even more ...…

…VAGV FiCAIT TIE fI AN DAILY Twin Cities Commended For Non-Bias Get Brotherhood Week Citations MINNEAPOLIS - (P) - A year and a half ago a shotgun blast ripped through a newly-rented home in an exclusive residential area. A Jewish family has just moved in. The shotgun blast was a neighbor's "reception." A short while later, the Jewish family moved out. Since then a dozen or more or- ganizations and individuals in Minneapolis and St. Paul hav...…

…"THE MICHIGAIN fAIVY SUNDAY FEBRUTARY 21, 1 t Visits E ngineering School I NEVER STUMPED-Robert Skultad drives home a vital point during an outdoor meeting of Sigma Rho Tau, the Stump Speakers' Society. With a good debate record behind them, the Stump Speak- ers take special delight in besting lawyers, the engineers' traditional enemies. A TWO 111UNDRED TO ONE-Bravely facing the overwhelming male-to-female ratio in engineering school,...…

…Page Eight T HE M IC H IG AN DA ILY 11t1 aw - rr, " 'r- rs.fr r v 7. 9 -- P.o Eivoht THE y eMICHisGANe e p4 AIY9Y AA- yVT vl,. t~ Y' 7-r070 F oijr tl e AIF m ' Sponsored in the Public Interest by the following Fraternities: Acacia Alpha Delta Phi Alpha Sigma Phi Alpha Tau Omega Beta Theta Pi Chi Phi Chi Psi Delta Chi Delta Kappa Epsilon Delta Tau Delta Delta Upsilon Kappa Nu Kappa Sigma Lambda Chi Alpha Phi Delta Theta Phi Gamma Delta ...…

…rMonday, February7, 199 T HE M iC H I GAN D A ILY Page Nine I Monday. February~~~~~ T 99TE MC IA AL aeNn -? , , - r.:" r ° f l t } i 'r . +l A Union pera Slated March 23,24, 25 Show First Br tPast Since 1941 Recahed by Presentation RevivalTry Once the biggest campus artistic A fascinating, almost incredible event of the year, the Michigan history, highlighted by perform- Union Opera. is being revived this ances at the White House, the s...…

…MonA'n Febrary.' 7 1040 T HE M IC H IG AN D A ILY Page Nine Union Opera Slated March 23, 24, 25 Show First Bright Past Since 1941 Recalled by Presentatioin~ Revival Try 0nce the biggest campus artistic A fascinating amost incrediblI event of the year, the Michigan j history highlighted by pef r- Union Opera is being revived this ances at the Wite House, the season after a Iapse of almost Metropolitan Opera and oct decade. Broadway, lies beh...…

… I HF MtUC H1UAN DAII Y inln r L VI r - n h IN u n rLi onday, Februiary i, 14 Y :.. ii I Sponsored in the Public Interest by the following Sororities: Alpha Chi Omega Alpha Delta Pi Alpha Epsilon Phi Alpha Gamma Delta Alpha Omicron Pi Alpha Phi Alpha Xi Delta Chi Omega Collegiate Sorosis Delta Delta Delta Delta Gamma Delta Zeta Gamma Phi Beta Kappa Alpha Theta Kappa Delta Kappa Kappa Gamma Pi Beta Phi Sigma Delta Tau Zeta Tau Alpha ...…

…Page Teri T HE AMTC H IG AN DA ILY Mondvy February7. 19 X A , 7. f , Sponsored in the Public Interest by the following Sororities: Alpha Chi Omega Alpha Delta Pi Alpha Epsilon Phi Alpha Gamma Delta Alpha Omicron Pi Alpha Phi Alpha Xi Delta Chi Omega Collegiate Sorosis Delia Delta Delta Delta Gamma Delta Zeta Gamma Phi Beta Kappa Alpha Theta Kappa Delta Kappa Kappa Gamma Pi Beta Phi Sigma Delta Tau Zeta Tau Alpha II …

…Monday February 7, 1949 T E MCII~N V!L }. R' NA E .Ae, and 4Vllet J. erringon, Dide'. ., and Jack Ganon, Bad Axe; Gnn, Corell and John I oal 0ak Carol Diedrich an S lavess; Shiley Coart. ut. Clair Richard lang an Babara Dill Shores, ant Donald PR. Ege St. Grose Point. ad Jame El, (Cor ':. a 5e,'2) rte- Clair Shores. NRitherford. N.J. Heln Ann Dil- __-__-_hman. Houghton. axdJohn H. Rei, tiac ann -- ,. Tagalakis. S. PATSY '05KV. Mayfield. Ky.,...…

…Pooe'Uewen A~i)nrnvFphtir 7. 1949 T HE MIlC H IG AN D A ILY yYsurArI,, y ,njy9 71040 THE MICHIre A4r DAILY Powe E.e.en NAMES * Continued from Page 2) tiac, and Stan Tagalakis, St. Louis, Mich. Lois Chapin, Springfield, N.J., and Kenneth Rsnow, nimstee; ly Chapman and Bill Ripley; Pat Chase, Northville, and Hugh Lockhart, Northville; Mary Grace Childs, Jackson, Tenn., and M. L. Jones, Jackson, Mich.; Janet Christiansen and James Houle; -s S...…

…Yri.vIuuy, cui UUl y I, 7 T7 (Costnue fs. Page 11 , ALICE D VER. ,n ,Arbor, andI IJay Handelsrtin Chica o; mae Ebner, En eto-. Pa., and Pobert Straichan, Amn Anbor: Helen el An Aibor, anFank Ne 1> {Giand Papidsi~ 1 ti on P et., antiAd .Bce Jr. Montclar, NJ.: Don ,Ean, Del and Bill Co "n rI Was tngton D.C.- Ruth Lidri 1.Ba; Cit, and Harley.Janitngs Jr. .Danv-ile, Va Mary Elfarditk Grand ai and Ralph Bar-_-I Jr. - eindale Mr. and Mrs P Phil Elk...…

…Page Twelve T HE MIC HI G AN D A ILY Mnndarr FPi bn 7 19)49 P wT C A AAy, e r 10u0ry r NAMES .. . falo Pat Fisher, Port Huron, and James;W. Wright, Port Huron. (nu fr PgiSHIRLEY J. FLAGLER, Det., Cobntinued from Page 11) and Jack Humrich, Det.; Betty Fleiss, Det., and Alfred Rose, New ALICE DWYER, Ann Arbor, and 'York City; Audrey Mae Fletcher,. Jay Handelsman, Chicago; Janie r "Det., and Harold M. Simon, Jr., E , n , , brDet.; Marjorie...…

…Monday, February '7, 1949 TH:.E MICHIGAN DAILY Page Thirteen Monday, February 7, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Thirteen Brunsting, Rochester, Minn.; Lita - NA. * Hagen, Northport, and Roger Bus- lee, Ann Arbor; Helen Hager, Dearborn, and Fred C. Henderson, (Continued from Page 02) Detroit; Myra Hahn and Edward SR. Strong; Shirley Ann Hahn, Mrs. Leonard E. Geiser, Niagara Grosse Pointe, and H. R. Rathbun, Falls, N.Y.; Joyce Gendzwill, Iron D...…

…Monday, February 7, 1949 THE MICHIGAN D AIL Y Page Thirteen Brunsting, Rochester, Minn.; Lita- Christian, Det.; Florence Hum, ler; Lela Johnson and Donald Mc- S Hagen, Northport, and Roger Bus- LaPorte, Ind., and Thomas G. Os- Gregor; Barbara Johnston, Det. lee, Ann Arbor; Helen Hager, born, LaPorte, Ind.; Mr, and Mrs. and Douglas L. Sinn, Det.; Betty Dearborn, and Fred C. Henderson, - Donald J. Hutchinson; Mildred Jones, DeWitt, and William J...…

…Poqe Fourteen TI-IF MLCH~AM DAIlY ,k. .-.~. 7 1 OAO P ge Fourteen T HF M LCH G A N t A.1LY Mntrx #-nra 7 4 ,.r r v rerrrs,. r r r v'ei t\ s!'t t 1..'I (Y1V(1(,)U1 ~- ;L'f ;dfy I I7 f; . . . ,Continued from Pe 13) Austin, and Neville Adams, Syd- ney. Australia Lucile Kennedy., &rand Rapids, and Charles Ham- nond, Toronto, Ont.; Mary Lou itennedy, Grand Rpids, and Blair 5oody, Jr., Washingion. D.C.; Pat Serridge, Det., and William M. Kugel...…

…Page Fourteer Monday February 7 1949 ~oae Forteen TE M~tHIAN DAIL Monda, ebur7.14 (Continued from Pag 53) Austin, and Noville Adans Syd- ney, Australia; Lucile Kennedy. Grand Rapids, and Charles Ham- mond, Toronto, Ont.; Mary Lou Kennedy, Grand Rapids, and Blair Moody, Jr., Washington, D.C.; Paat Korridge, Dot., and William M. Kuzel, Dot., DOROTHY L. KIIGURY, Iron Mtountatin, and Jan H. Hanson, Chicago; Joan A. Kimball and Davis W. Tompkin...…

…Monday, February 7,r 1949 -TK E M k C R G AN D A ILY PFage Fifteen Monday, February 7, 1949 ~TKE M~CI4IGAt4 DAILY P,-rrTp Fifta~sra f NAMES. .. a (Continued from. Page 14) son, Det.; Doris Massey, Wichita, Kas., and red Buckner, Buffalo, N. T.; Dolores Matbeny and Don Cotuden; Nat alie Mattson. Bess- s emer, and Creighton Lederer, -Brooklyn, N.Y. BARBAR.A MAUL, Det.. and Derald Katterman. Det.: Sally' McBride, Grosse Pointe. and Jerry Thi...…

….,oCndav, February °7, 1949 T H-E- ICH-1 G-AN, Q A 1_LY Page fi fteell I Monday. February 7. 1949 THE- MICHIGAN DAILY Poae Fifteen .._ 1 *vw 'r Ai .- e--4 , ., , (Continued from Page 14) son, Det.; Doris Massey. Wichita, Kas, and red Buckner. Buffalo, N. Y.; Dolores Matbeny and Don Conden; Nataie lattson, Bess-+ emer, and Creihton Lederer, Braoklyn, N.Y. BARBARA -MAL, Det., and Derald Katterman. Det.; Sally McBride, Grosse Pointe, and Je...…

…I-% THT MICHIGAN DAtlY ivioncinv_ F-hrtinrv 7. 1949 P--a~ ixten V1MCluA rALYF_-,, t i 7T704 F Monroe, Louisiana; Beverly Scott ids; Marie Petterson, Det., and NAI1 iPalmer, Det., and Hack Wilson, Earl Willnoft, Det.; Ruth Petite, Champaign; Carolyn Palmer, and Det., and Jay S. Pettite, Jr., Det. John Mackey. (Continued from_Page_15) *r* *BOB STUART, and Shirley Pi- JEAN PALMER, Det., and D. M. quet; Virginia Plews (Smith Col- Det., and ...…

…Porn Sixteen THE MACHUGAN DKIL Monday, February 7, 1949 Monroe, Louisiana; Beverly Scott ids; Marie Petterson, Det., andL. Fleury; Claren L. Putnam and N A M E S * # Palmer, Det., and Hack Wilson, Earl Willnoft, Det.; Ruth Petite, Richard Barrow; Mary L. Put- Champaign; Carolyn Palmer, and Det., and Jay S. Pettite, Jr., Det. nam and Richard Barrow; Mary John Mackey, * L. Putnam, Det., and Walter (Continued from Page 15) * ,* A BOB STUART, a...…