…10 Lie (:1 ON . J-HOP 1 .Shig&KI EXTRA Monday, February 7, 1949 Pr ice: A Dime or a Dollar =, ti i s , _", i _ , I i I ."r ,z ,,-V e= r : a xz ..1 t. ) r ; _ ;; ti7,. .k - _ + Daily-Alex Lnan OFFICIALS JOIN MARCH OF DIMES-Dom Tosnasi, M Club President, sells J-Hop Dailies to Ann Arbor's Mayor William E. Brown, Jr., and University President Alexander G. Ruthven. This special edition is The Daily's con- tribution to the March of Dime...…
…Paa Two THE MICH IGAN DA I LY Monday, February 7 94 ,ll VFTAL STATISTICS oiCci oo ers F ows elow (msarapheiz by girls ( ames)paeie egrs Det. Marilynn Banwell, Get., and Gasse Pte.; Asia Bergman, Mus- Ann Arbor; Clara Blocksom, Has- MR. AND MRS. Thame Kay Hugh Ailerton, Det. klgon, and James Billinsley, well, N.M., ant Frank Smith, Port Buchanan, Im ay City; Joan' MARGO ABELS, Det., aad Bar- Donna Barak, Get., and Bob Ar- Muskegon; Ruth Berloer...…
…1MWIOPrtrtg41ttU[ EXTRA Monday, February 7, 1949 Page Three Campus Descends from J-Hop Clouds J-Hop Kept Despite 72 Year istory Dance Started By Two Fiddles By P-IL DAWSON J-Hop, 'the country's greatest formal," has traveled a rough road from its humble beginnings in 1877'n Hank's Emporium on Main Street. Two violins and a piano made enough music for the 20 couples at that first edition of the now traditional shindig. BY 1891 THE DANCE had...…
…Page Four: THE MICHIGAN DAILY Monday, Februm ry 7 949 PaqeFou THEMICiGANDAIY Mnday Feruar 7,194 COP 4-. 09 ~ OBNOXIOUS GUMSHOE: Campus Cop Turns Tourist, Cuts Out Florida Fun, Too TAMIPA, Fla.-- (P) -The Uni- the obnoxious gumshoe, one Hor- versity of Michigan campus cop atio Q. Flivvernip, boarded his left this vacation city today after plane for Ann Arbor. a week's visit that made Michi- calling himself a "one-man gan's swimming team's c...…
…Mnnclnve Febrim ~ 7 1949 I HL Nlf-HIUAN UAILY .,I I-Vlt4W TAV M r~tf uu A G11U 1 y t 4 Q IH -t rv A A or rVH er ...e ra "AIL*,, L a w r e n e , S p~ v ak et There were plenty of satisfied customers at the 1949 J-Hop- fi ~ they agree that few of the dance's colorful predecessors could possibly haye offered a finer corn- Y's'> ation of bands. ;r Elliot Lawrence and Charlie Spivak heiehtened the "Stairway to the Stas" theme as they shared ...…
…-'~ ----- ---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. …
…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...…
…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...…
…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...…
… 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 ...…
…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.,...…
…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...…
…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...…
…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...…
…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...…
…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 ...…
…tVrttnUay, reoruary a, it M I Il (:AN I- Ye Seventeen Gerry Rose, Marshall, and Wil- liam Curry, Jamestown, N.Y. Sue Rose and Herbert Furinan; Al Blumrosen, Det., and Arlynn (Continued rom Page se) Rosen, Det.; Nancy Rook, Det., - tand Walter Roush, Jr., Grand dale, and Louis Dylil Det.; Robert Rapids; Louise Roseboom, Alle- Sheridan and Lois Redmond; Mar- gan, and Leon Ostrander, Jr., ilyn Reed. Erie, Pa., and Max Dearborn; Jean Rusesill, Ra...…
…Veirio TUO AirIriiAN aAII V MrNnrlnrr 1= r 1 r ynr3r " 1 44.4 -g mg ennc IaI -a na r a-L_ Iviveiu y, r iarui4y ii -t, NAMES.. (Continued from Pa t Jerry Shumer, Det.; Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Schichtel, Grand Rap-I ids; Audry Schindlbeck. Saginaw, and Harold Aven, Saginaw; Mar- jorie Schlenger, South Orange, N. J., and Frederic Arnstein. Jr., St. Louis, Mo.; Naomi Schlossberg, Det., and Herbert Title, Brooklyn; Helen Schlotter, Battle Cre...…
…Mondov, February 7, 1949 T HE M IC H IG AN D AIL Y Monday ._ f ", ,..1949 r TE MICHr w r rflA IeAr n lireteen I _ _ Tuck and Alan McGregor; Beverly N A M E S a Twinning, Midland, and Stanley Attwood, Ann Arbor; Rhoda Uh- lendorf, Ann Arbor and Marvin (Continued from Page 18) Marshall, Ann Arbor; Priscilla Upton, St. Joseph, and and Ned Clzralat, Det., Beverly Donald Winslow, St. Joseph; Lou- Steinman, Pontiac, and Marvin ise Vacks, Det.,...…
…Pace Twenty THE MICHIGAN DALY cndav. Februarv f 1949 PeausTwntyTH M CHI AN DALYM~wrs Fhrau-rs 7 1I4 T ROLLING ST ONE S ... by Harold Jackson Tough Nut EACH YEAR WHEN J-HOP time rolls around, we get a considerable chuckle out of assorted party banter about how "Elsie and Me is gonna sneak into J- Hop." All sorts of fabulous schemes from climbing down the IM chimney to rid- ing into the hall in the orchestra lead- er's bull fiddle case are ...…
…SPECIAL 4i tMW UJ 4t t4 SPECIAL Monday, February 7, 1949 . AND THE SNOW CAME Ole Man ?Weather Smiles on Winter Frolic C1m pus Skis, inIGala 'Da 1v Alegi:Lmzanian, . y-iv. I -eis WINNING DISPLAY-Phi Gamma Delta's winning ie carving. Phi G ma Delta To s List O Winter Carnival Winners Phi Gamma Delta led the pa- women's division and Winchell rade of the ten houses awarded House and Phi Gamma Delta in trophies for top total scores in the men'...…
…P--.~~ ~ ~~~~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ II I - I " LI " Pf 141!C A N I -A it r!vI - -I.i- I-uyc I wcrlty- , wv 1rr. fvla-knvta^N IJ ^ I L T AAon6 *'Fp tom- 7 _gf.:r. ., °"' F- ..". ". ,"," " v .. ...a~..r + . " . v r r. .. IYIUI IUVy1 I CLII UUI y 1, 1 7T7 Apathy Rules In Solemn SF Campaigning Only 30 Rubbed Out As PollingBegins ANN ARBOR, Nov. 30, 1972- The campus prepared to go to the polls today after one of the quiet- est campaigns in years. Only th...…
…O'n t' riinrsi IIv 9IF'1 tU -I '' i h . U---, ,,~ . v vu; r: e e.i v e L ratat ettv t tN UwF -%IL t rage t w my-mrnree _ ...., ., Y, NWIT CAN HETOLD. c" i Charman evel '9 o Fae i e l -1 o By PUG DARKRl The Itiue story ol cheit9529J- Hop can now be told! . In an exclusiv'e interview5 aivcn to a Daily re'porter.,IHenry Ma- _:an, 30 F&C, chatsrman of thie .1,.-29 Commissteexposed the c.- plIete history of the 921 H A leaking a vow 01 twen...…
…PaGe wentv-l-our JIlL MILMIIaAN L)AILY Monday, t-ebruarv I, I !9't~ :71 Pace Twenty-Four T HE M IC H IG AN D AILY Monddv. February 7.,19491 r BUCKS 'FOUR OF FIVE' RULE: Eastern Prince Reeruiting Harem The sole representative of roy- The royal dignitary first began at least five feet tall, healthy and alty on campus today announced his research on prospective mem- in good shape. Those interested his official business at the Uni- bers of t...…
…Monday, February 7, 1949. THE MlCHIGAN DAILY Page Twenty-Five Sports Predictions i Wondering what 1949 has in store for the world of sports? Seek no further. After a quick glance into a slightly muddy crystal ball we come un with the straight inside information on the headlines and top sports stories of 1949. They will read something like this: February 19-Story: Michigan's cagers climaxed a stirring come- back tonight with a hard fought 9...…
…Pae Twenty-Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY AA^mrlniv. ra r snr 7.' 1 Qda Pai wnySxT-Fava %-. t, u n l v nIL.V IUQ~,«rlf! :i CLASSY CLASSIFIED W ANTED STEAMSHIP COMPANY needsosummer employees betwvern June lst and Sep- tember 30 for South Amenican, Eur- opean, and Asiatic voyages,.hoth Male and Female. Various jobs avail- able. Steomfittors. cooks, ships moor, diesel merhanie, radmo operator, welder, radar operator, technician, sales clerk, mo...…
…Monday. February 7,x;1949 SHE MICHIGAN DAILY Pooe Twentv-Severs Monday, February 7, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pane Twenty-Severs 0-- F i- -'0-f ARRIVING AT THE J-HOP--Rumors that President Ruthven was advertising for Ralston straight shooters were dispelled at the IM Building Saturday night, when the Prexy and Mrs. Ruthven arrived in their newly decorated Continental. Wearing the uniform of the university police, the Doctor told reporters th...…
…Poge Twenty-Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Mnndov. Februrv ' . 1949 a ... -we-ty-.u. H I H GA ~ L odw Fhur .14 ST he Goo Ne Ovrr iss A whole army of extra clerks at SLATER'S guarantees you immediate, personal service- no irritating, long lines! Veterans, the efficient handling of your accounts is a must at SLATER'S. Experienced workers know what they're doing! SLATER'S has complete lists of textooks for all courses, and all the books it's possib...…
… CONTINUED Li COLD See Page 4 Sir 1 rn *4 a t [A CLOUDY LIGHT SNOW Latest Deadline in the State 4nINIINMNO11 IyN II I I MI III I MINtII 1 M IN 1 VOL. LIX, No. 85 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDIAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1949 PRICE FIVE Five Minute Stall Brings 'M'CageWin Control Ball Beat Badgers,_40-38 By SY SONKIN For five minutes last night, Michigan's cagers played "cat- and-mouse" with Wisconsin at Yost Field House, and eked out a 40-33 verd...…
…* Th MIA~iAN DAILYV WEATHERMAN EVEN COOPERATES: I Winter Carnival H1ailed as Olaiidiig Su~ceeSSI Last week's below freezV~i tem- peratures brought a warm re- sponse from Winter Carnival com. - mittee members. Pat McKenna, general co-chair- man, Nancy Culligan and Marilyn Jones, publicity, agreed that even the weatherman cooperated to make the winter sports frolic a, success. "LOAFER'S LOFT," the Carni- val dance, was a sell-out, they re- /...…
…DA .VEMflUAILY 9 1940 T E MdIA~AL - " iNC)EI;I BILITY TJROIBLF; Oadger Wvvin Runs Cage Streak to Five l' a tr etL rile Toiiorro TteHopes ''t Look Ietter AsHIlUM, Gophers Lose Any hopes that Michigan might repeat as Conference cage chain- ions looked pretty dimn as they entered thc between-scemester cornl- petition, but the unpredictable god of basketball took things in hand and righlt about now almost, anlything could happen. Micigwan racked...…
…__ __ o d II i{itore yjote DAILY OFHICIAL BIT llETINJ fI( COlta WAR, it seems, has been en- tering a new phase lately with the par- ticipants harking and growling over defense pacts. Latest development in this new game is Russia's offer of a non-war pact with Norway, who in turn has sent her for- eign mias(er, altvard Laun', to the United States to se* if he can be admitted to th _ proposed North Atlantic Defense Pact- 1 she uiakvs the gra...…
…T V, F FR RUUR Y 8 9 'LIEt. i i~~GA 1i1A1L1. Registrcation for Sorority Rlushing' To -)Be Held cit Lecague Tomorrow' ]eit ta i>;rlin fur all wle Whoi plan to 1'I this seme:-ter will bet held from f m o 10 p.m. to- mnorroW' in i h <w l bAihooni. Ihe[ reisra ifle ill be one brang 1 1:i ci itl: Hw (MI, ofan Student At is I1 1I itw 1w,, (,("11- THE RLLES by whiieh eligibil- % ity for rushinlg is determrrined are by adlviceeof Health Service o...…
…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...…
… LENGTHENING SHADOW See Page 4 l Ofrr Dtiit6F CLOUDY, COL AIR Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 86 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 9, 1949 r PRICE FIVE CENTS Russia Demands U.S. Atomic Bomb Count Staffer Makes Good DAILY SUCCESS STORY-Stan Swinton, '40, (left) former Daily City Editor checks assignments with Associated Press writers in Singapore where he is Associated Press chief for southeast Asia. Swinton is onl...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, *FERRUARY 9*, 19l49 JAZZ FANS GET TREAT: Sarah Vaughan To Star In Concert Here Friday DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN F Local jazz fans will have a chance to hear Sarah Vaughan, the "girl with the miracle voice," and Lester Young's five piece combination at 8:30 p.m. Friday in the Masonic Temple. Miss Vaughan started singing' professionally in 1943 after copping top honors in an amateur Student Group Will Present...…
…I*q P" THE MIICHIGAN DAILY B ULLESSON by b. s. brown, sports editor HE RECENT ANNOUNCEMENT that Ivan Williamson will replace Harry Stuhldreher as head football coach at Wisconsin brings to mind that there are now four-five, if you put Whitman College out in Walla Walla, Wash., in the big time-formner Wolverine gridders piloting major collegiate football squads. Williamson, who is not new to the coaching game, Michigan's Bennie Oosterbaan, H...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Lengthetnitng Shadow N IS LECTURE Monday, Dr. David Bradley, author of the bestseller,- "No Place to Hide," continued his campaign to educate the nation to the terrible import- ance of the atomic bomb in another world war. And his cold facts concerning atom bomb damage grow more and more sig- nificant as the sovereignties of the world choose up sides for what looks like a show-down fight to the finish. The alternative he g...…
… JATY 9,M1949ICHGAI Valentine Theme To Be Featured) In 'Pay-Off Dance Decorations J' A Valentine, atmosphere will large red heart and red balloons greet dancers at the annual "Pay- Off" dance to be held from 9 p.m. will mark the Valentine season. to midnight Saturday in the An added attraction will be al League ballroom. single white balloon among the Ted Smith and his band, pop- red containing a cash prize for the ular musicians of this y...…
…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...…
… FORWARD STEP See Page 4 Y S ir rgunt EIadiq CLOUDY SNOW FLURRIES Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 87 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEB. 10, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS CEA Probe Ordered in Price Break Wheat Soybeans Continue Falling By The Asociat ed Press The Commodity Exchange Au- thority was ordered yesterday tc investigate trading in wheat, corn and soybean futures which brok sharply Tuesday after several weeks of decline whil...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TIJtR SDA , Fl Student Aid Sought for ig Musica If you're interested in acting, singing, set construction, or any other phase of theatrical work, the Gilbert and Sullivan Society will welcome you with open arms. The Society invites all persons who would like to help with the forthcoming production of "Pa- tience" to attend its meeting at 7 p.m. today at the League. !-o get the feel of the show, the groap will run through ...…
… 10, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ""T""... . . " . "1 EHI l MTl{.1TETl l)LA .41 LaTTY PAGE. Entire Freshman Year In Nineties Cost $300 Are you having trouble making ends meet? You were born just 60 years too ate. If you had been going to the University of Michigan in 1888-9, your expenses for both semesters, including tuition, books, room and Position Open At 'U' Station WPOM,hthe.sUniversity ra'/.o station, has issued a call to would-be...…
…THE ilCHIGAN DAILY TRmUhLS AY,- FERUARY 1 aI149 Fo r w ardSt ep FOLLOWING a recent wave of attacks from all quarters, Michigan fraternities have finally stepped out of their shell and taken the lead in a crusade to remove their discriminatory clauses, the focal point of the majority of the attacks upon them. The action is particularly commendable in that it marks one of the first spont~ane' ous movements in the country on the part of frat...…
… FTBRUARY if), 160 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Mortcr Board Honors Senior BWOC's for Grades, Activities 'Mademoiselle' Modern Functional Designs Invade Women's Fashions Editor To Visit By MIRIAM CADY For those who are not Phi Betas Kappas, women students on the campus find their highest reward for scholarship and activities in membership in Mortar Board. As a national senior honorary society, Mortar Board has three qualifications by which new m...…
…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...…
… 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 ...…
…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...…
… NEWl TACTICS See Page 4 Y Latest Deadline inl he Stlate ~a ti CLOUDY, NOV CHANGE VOL. LIX, No. 88 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1949- PRICE FIVE CENTS Church Men Incriminated In Bulgaria Spying for U.S., BritainCharged SOFIA, Bulgaria - (P) -- Th Communist-led Bulgarian Gov ement announced last night in ditment of 15 top leaders of th United Evangelical Church or charges oftacting as spies for th United States and Britain. ...…
…TWO THlE MCHIGAN I DAILY ~FRIDAY. FEBRtUARY Vi TW+i+_O++ - -- t-as" .-ta... --.. aar- ]y a .ilmf l'1'4.n14. a1. *.xi"l r I I I t i SP,44fJ uf1204 South University Avenue ....serving .. . BREAKFASTS, LUNCHEONS and [SINNERS SANDWICHES and SALADS from 7:00 A.M. to 1 :00 P.M. and 5:00 P.M. to 7:00 P.M. Closed Sundays FULBRIGHT ACT: Government. To Foot BillE Of U.S. Students Abroad AILY BUSLLETFIN up by March 7. Students is nhing graduate w...…
