… THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE See Page 2 Latest Deadline in the State t e 9 'C.. ; ' CLOUDY WITH SHOWERS ) VOL. LX, No. 16-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 18, 1950 SIX PAG] Foreign Aid Arms Bill Up in House Truman Moves On Excise Cut WASHINGTON--()-The $1,- 222,500,000 bill to arm foreign nations against Communism ga- thered snowballing support yes- terday as it went under House debate. Some of President Truman's ad- visers are ...…
…7 I HE IC IIG it Y. ,VMDNESDAY, JULY 19, 1950 ~HE MCHIGA DA_. ____ ____ ___ ____ ___ ____ ____ ___ ____ ___ ____ __. -WEDESDA.,JUY 1.,1950 , r , .. 1 obw Getting )iscussions Fo BeHeld A two-session program on job- tting will be presented today by e Bureau of Appointments and cupation Information. The first session will discuss the Pic "Why Some People Are Not omoted" at 4:10 p.m. in Rack- m lecture hall. THlE SPEAKERS will be J. D. nkle...…
…'V THE MICHIGAN DAILY r .... ational League Tied Three Ways AN Cards Trim Brooks, 5-3; Phillies Split Twin Bill ST. LOUIS-0P)-The St. Louis Cardinals turned the tables on the iBrooklyn Dodgers last night, tak- inig an early lead and a 5-3 deci- sion behind the seven-hit pitching of Al Brazle. The triumph put the Redbirds in a three-way tie with the Boston blaves and the Philadelphia Phil- lies for the National League's first place. AL...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDY, JU.Y. , L" _.. . . . THEs MvaaaGAN DA1LY _ .W ---.-DAY. S lL, Y #of.SLY {I r U THOMAS L. STOKES: The President's Message WASHINGTON-It is understood that to- day the President is going to talk to us about Korea and what it means for us and to us - naturally, of course, after taking all the many factors into account. They add up to make this another one of the solemn and grave decisions for a man who has had ...…
…WMXESDrAY, JULT 19, 1950 THE MICtIIGAN DAILY "" ~TE1~1~ESDAY, SULY~ 19, 1950 r ___________________________________________________________________________________ I I -. I rur. LeagueAppoints Dance Host John Lekas, former Arthur Mur- THF REGULAR dance instruc- ray dance instructor, is the new official host for the regular Friday and Saturday night dances at the women's League. Lekas, who will be in charge of the music, will accept speci...…
…THE ICHIGAN lDAILY WE DNESDAY, JULY 19, 1950 F \I If& r F I J . M OD EL TR A IN OF WOOD- Tony Garcia, ma- chinist in Seaboard Railroad shops at Jacksonville, Fla., shows model engine and freight cars he carved from wood in share time. C A N INE C A DDY - Barney McArdle has no caddy problems for he calls on his pet, Patty, at Mt. Odin golf course in Greensburg, Pa. Only drawback is Patty's inability to select clubs. NEW-CAREER wOaM A ...…
… ART CINEMA LEAGUE See Page 2 E'Y Latest Deadline in the State DuAi4 r'44) p t, / . , CLOUDY, SHOWERS VOL. LX, No. 15-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JULY 16, 1950 FOUR PAGES Americans Repulse Latest Kum Crossing } l v/ Stalin Sends Answer to Nehru Note Believe USSR Seeks Asia Talks MOSCOW-(P)-Prime Minister Stalin made his first statement on the Korean fighting yesterday in a personal message to Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal N...…
…PAGE TWO THE MIHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JULY 16, 1950 Art Cinema League THE ART CINEMA LEAGUE deserves a lot of praise for its efforts over the past ten years, before it bows out of its co- sponsoring, money-making' existence. Since 1940 the League has single- handedly been responsible for making Ann Arbor art-movie conscious. That students' have learned to like the films is amply demonstrated by the 1,300 strong crowd who showed up to see th...…
…1 SUNDAY, JULY 16, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE T "E s DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN (Continued from Page 2) Tickets for all performance are on sale at the Mendelssohn box of- flee open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily (except Sunday). Churches Congregational - Disciple - Evan- gelical and Reformed Guild: Sup- per at the Congregational Church 6 p.m. Chancellor Milford from I TYPEWRITERS Lincoln Cathedral, England will be our speaker.C University Luthe...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JULY 16, 1950 COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Textbook Racket,' Lift, a. Old Buffalo Make News (.9 By PAULA STRAWHECKER Are you a victim of what the University of Texas calls "the text- book racket?" A Texas student complained re- cently :that although the twelve textbooks he "needs" for an Eng- lish course are available in the li- brary, the course requires that each student buy them. The University of Texas also has an answer...…
… IN THIS CORNER See Page 4 Yl r e Latest Deadline in the State Dutai14p a o a. " c FAIR AND WARMER VOL. LX, No. 13-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JULY 15, 1950 FOUR PAGES I R * * * * s U Senators Ask $600 Million Budget Cut Bridges, Byrd Propose Slash WASHINGTON --(M)- A $600,- 000,000 reduction in the general running expenses of the govern- * ment was 'proposed today by 35 Democratic and Republican sena- tors.. It immediately ...…
…PAGE TWO, T~~~HE _M_.HTCT-.__T UICAN DA TT A SATURDAY, TULY 253 1950 +1.V111V1'f l\ LL'11L1 S ...AURD...A. JULY 15 1950y'.a rv I CORNER..., Two Primary Elections OREA, AND THE pronouncements the fighting there has brought, has beer variously hailed as a turning point in our foreign affairs, an occasion for a change ir attitude toward the Far East, and a majoi departure from our policy of the past fev years. A lot of people, in other wo...…
… SATURDAY, JULY 15, 1950 TH E MICHIGAN DAILY PAGIE THREK Tigers Shut-out Senators, 2-0; Cards Slug Phils, 4-2 :. 1 Ma NATION Philadelphia St. Louis Boston Brooklyn New York Chicago Cincinnati Pittsburgh TODA jor League Standings * * <'? * NAL W 45 44 43 39 35 34 30 27 kY'S LEAGUE L Pet. GB 30 .600 ... 31 .587 1 32 .573 2 33 .542 4 / 40 .467 10 39 .466 10 45 .400 15 47 .365 171/ GAMES AMERICAN W Detroit 51 New York 47 Cleveland 47...…
…THE NICHTIAN DXILY SATURDAY, JULY 15, 1950 mw Islam World. Close to God Sprengling The modern Moslem world is more religious than our Western world, Prof. Martin Sprengling of the University of Chicago declared yesterday in a Near East Institute lecture. "Theirs is an everyday religion, not just a Sunday one," he said. * * * THERE ARE skeptics in Islam, he admitted, but the essence of the Moslem religion is the religious tie-up to God. The...…
… SENATE ACTION ON FEPC See Page 4. Y LwF4h ~Iuttp -1 0 0 e O'3 0'rp£ fC1 Latest Deadline in the State . . SUNNY, CHILLY *' VOL. LX, No. 12-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1950 FOUR PA U..S. Drops Prosecution of Convict Patterson Dodges 75 Year Sentencee DETROIT - (A) -The federal government refused yesterday to prosecute Haywood Patterson, an escaped Alabama convict facing a 75-year sentence in the "Scotts- boro rape case"...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1950 DREW PEARSON: Washington Merr y-Go-Round WASHINGTON - There was much more than meets the eye behind the rather cool letters exchanged between President Truman and Civil Aeronautics Chairman Joe O'Connell last week. O'Connell's resignation goes back to the fact that, for months, the CAB has been debating the extremely complicated ques- tion of whether Pan American should be allowed to merge...…
… FRIDAY; JULY 14, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tigers Chew Senators; Phillies Ease Past * * CHEMISTS PULL TRIPLE PLAY: Perfect Game Enlivens I-M Softball i A perfect game and a triple play grabbed the limelight in yester- day's I-M softball play as six teams swept to victory. Jim Murphy, on the mound for Ed's Boys, turned in a no-hit-no- run performance whiffing 15 of the men from Strauss House. While Murphy kept Strauss from reaching...…
…THE~ MICHIGAN iDAILY FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1959 I U Local Rivers Unsafe for Swimmers 'HOT-IRON' KEYBOARD: Typist Shows Tick-Tick Technique) NO PROBLEMS?: Engineers To Tackle Straits BridgeProject as 'Possible' Swimming is safe in any of the natural lakes of Washtenaw Coun- ty but several local rivers are dan- gerous, according to a publication of the State Health Commission- er's office in Lansing, The Saline River through Milan and the Rai...…
… SEMANTICS See "~age 4' Y Lw6 4:Iuti4 CLOUDY AND COOLER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LX, No. 11-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1950 FOUR PAGES Excise Cut Bill Killed by U.S. Leaders, Korean Crisis Forced Decision WASHINGTON-(A)-The Ad- ministration signalled a halt yes- terday on tax revision, including ~excise cuts, in view of the Ko- rean war. The Congressional leadership ti quickly complied. THERE. WERE reports, m...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1950 HOMAS L. STOKES: Semantics W ASHINGTON-Mere words often take on meaning far beyond their original sense and become disturbing facts in the minds of men. Much evil can flow from that-even to wars. It is about time now to look at a couple of phrases composed of ordinary Anglo-Saxon words from the standpoint of semantics. There is first "iron curtain." Winston Churchill coined it in his Fulton, Mo., ...…
…V TfIURSDAY, JULY 13, 1950 now~uE "THE MICHIGAN DAILY MICHIGAN DAILY Phone 23-24-1 HOURS: 1 to 5 P.M. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES LINES 1 DAY 3 DAYS 6 DAYS 2 .54 1.21 1.76 3 .63 1.60 2.65 4 .81 2.02 3.53 Figure 5 average words to a line. Classified deadline daily except Saturday is 3 P.M. Saturdays, 11:30 A.M. for Sunday Issue. PERSONAL GERMAN!-Translating and tutoring. 0. Cassel, 921 Oakland, Ph. 3-0747. )18P LEARN TO DANCE Jimmie Hunt D...…
…THUTRJSDAY, JULY 13, 1950 Engine, BAd 'A' Students Announced Five business administration and 37 engineering college students re-; ceived all A's during the Spring; semester of 1950. * * * THOSE IN THE business ad-. ministration school to receive all A's are: Tsun Chen, Norman M. Gold, Tracy E. Mulligan, Jr., Robert L. Thornton, and Russell J. Zentz. ALL-A engineering students are: George E. Barker, Donald R. Basel, Carl Beers, John C. Biery,...…
… KOREA: A TEST CASE See Page 4 Kr q atI Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LX, No. 10-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 12, 1950 0 f. * * * * Senate Will Debate on MoneyBill House GOP Hits Point Four Plan By The Associated Press WASHINGTON - The Senate opend debate yesterday on the omnibus $34,688,000,000 appropri- ation bill with Democratic leader Lucas saying he expects to bring it to a vote this week. Simultaneously, the Hous...…
…-mle'HTGAN-IDATIN". tuvnvr zns v rrrr v v) inrn. ~TTE MCTTTCAwU"NTT h;SDAYr,.m JU~.aurvLY 12, 19507; U4 - "ILLEGE ROUNDUP: Economics Causes Uproar at Illinois, Variations in Thematic Poetry Pace Says Ciardi PICTURE NEWS r 1 By PAULA STRAWHECKER The question of academic free- m and the shifted emphasis an economics course have split e campus of the University of Inois and brought charges of ross maladministration." The issue has broug...…
…LECTURE SERIES 'DAChemistry Building, Room 1300 DAILYiI Wednesdays, 4 p.m. a 'a1I'tia OFFICIAL July 12 - Prof. Bruno Rossi M.T. Mesons.of rnoR si be on "Cour Associate Pro Edward Bord Counseling7 , Psychological of Michigan . U r.M ROUND-UP: * * Murphy / Pitches 2-Hitter Big Jim Murphy turned in nother sparkling pitching per- rmance striking out 11 men to ead his Ed's Boys nine to a 5-1 in over Tyler House in intra- aural softball play ...…
….TIRE MlillIGAN DAILY WEDNSDAY JUL 12,195 ..,MCIGNDAL WENSDY UL 2,x Korea: Test Case HISTORY WILL NO DOUBT record Presi- dent Truman's decision to commit Amer- ican troops to the Korean battle as a most momentous one. Already many observers have labelled it as such. But although tlhe pledging of support to Korea, done without declaring war on Soviet Russia, is certainly unique in our history, Truman had 4ttle choice in taking the stand he...…
…)AY, JULY 12, 1950 THE .MICHIGAN DAILY .. ME? AN OLD MAID?:' June Trips to Altar Continue New 'Chapeau' ncient istory of Luxurious Cashmere Recalls Wonderment of Far East, Rome, Royal Courts Small Asiatic Animal Provides Fleece in Gray, Brown, White Shades; Long Journey, Intricate Process Necessary in Producing Scarce Wool Steady Decline, Experts Say i Although the final number will not be known for several months, there were probably...…
…TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY FacultyArt Invited To Illinois Fair U' Students Isembark in etherlands By BOB KEITH Special to The Daily XOTTERDAM, July 6--(Delay- -More than 1,350 cramped and i-ripened American students re- ved a veritable royal welcome en their ship steamed into this orful Dutch port. arriving here aboard the . S. lendam, after a windy ten-day age across the North Atlantic, students were greeted at the k by Prince Bernhard, husband the...…
… AMERICAN LOSS IN CHINA See Page 4 Y Latest Deadline in the State 40P :43att]y k4iY t o,'/ 0 C] FAIR AND SEASONABLY WARM VOL. LX, No. 9-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JULY 9, 1950 SIX PA . . battalion Behind orth Korean Line' * 4 * * Gov. Williams scaes Convicts 'Plo : Riot Nipped As Hostage Plan Foiled Guards Injured; Governor Unhurt MARQUETTE - (P) - Three hardened inmates of Marquette State Prison were foiled late yes...…
…It THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JULY 9, 1950 Tiger Rally Wil as as Yank Sp reIs Sp~ringf.ield 'lisfie * * * * * * 1 1 Majors To Fare Well In Draft, but Minors . ANOTHER FIESTA FOR 'JUNIORS?' . 0 AL Seeks All-Star Win No. 13 ",at Cli NEW YORK-(P)-How will the military draft affect baseball? Nobody knows for sure but the black headlines were the subject of discussion in most major lea- gue dugouts. APPROXIMATELY 25 per cent o...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY ATE, CARNIVAL, REVIVAL MEETING: Dayton Still Rec alls 'Monkey Trial' DAYTON, Tenn.-]P)--In 1925, snake was found in Ireland; Ger- t de Ederle broke a record swim- g down New York Bay; Presi- nt Coolidge ordered rum-run- s driven out of sight of his mner cottage. And a couple Wsmarried 3,000 feet over De- tWit while a minister shouted the eremony through a megaphone ftomn another plane. * * * IT ALSO WAS the year that Ahn ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY American Loss in China ON THE ISLAND of Formosa, forty miles from the coast of China, the Nationalist government of Chiang Kai-Shek is making a final effort to save face by a last-ditch stand. This government once ruled all of China, from the Russian border of Man- rhuria to Tibet and Burma. This entire area has now fallen into the hands of the Communists, a loss to the forces of our half of the world of the greatest impo...…
…StT"'Y, JULY 9, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY NO MEN ALLOWED: Comfort, Large Book Stock Are Offered at League Library Betrothed Do you like, to study with your shoes off? On the third floor of the Wom- en's League is a place made to order for such things-the League Library. THE ATMOSPHERE is quiet and informal. Men are not al- lowed in the Library. A homelike atmosphere is cre- ated with an old fashioned fire- Dances S lated Each Weekend Shall ...…
…TIIE MICTITGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JULY 9, 1950 __________________________________________________________________ wspapers srepresent lia- Sekhar J No More 'Banditising' AT 'U' HOSPITAL: ..:.:.._..._ New Plastic Film Used To Save Woman's Life Raps Emphasis on 'Religious Excesses' By CAL SAMRA India is constantly being mis- represented in the American press by correspondents looking for "re- ligious excesses" in an attempt to find sensation...…
… DIFFICULTIES IN KOREA See Page 2, Y Latest Deadline in the State iai 4 m~ 0 o 0 ° -s FAIR VOL. LX, No. 9-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1950 FOUR PAGES President Seeks More Atom Funds Asks Increase of $260,000,000 WASHINGTON--(AP)- President Truman called on Congress yes- terday to provide $260,000,000 to speed the atomic defense program and further the work of develop- ing the awesome hydrogen bomb. * The money is needed fo...…
…PAGE TWO THt 1VIIMil-AN TfAmY , Sri TTTRnA V. lrTTI'.V it 16th THE rMTCHWwaaa riN Li1AT QTTD1v ..70 A. VW~T dX1I A C T C U'1j T7W~'qA ataiu utsz dULx 5, 1Z)5V t T.1 IUMYA L. NI J Difficulties in Korea ,' "White Is Black. Black Is White. Night Is Day--" C IINIEMA WASHINGTON-Early reverses in the Ko- rean war, though they might have been expected from the sudden blitzkrieg inva- sign by North Korean Communists have, nevertheless, com...…
… SATURDAY, JULpY 8; MV"" THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Bengals Still 3 1-2 on Top as Gray Humbles Indians ALL STAR SQUABBLE: Chandler Orders Shotton To Start Sauer CINCINNATI - ( )-- Commis- sioner A. B. Chandler ruled yes- terday that the National League must have Hank Sauer's big home run bat in the starting lineup in the All-Star Baseball Game next Tuesday., Sauer, the Chicago Cubs' hard- hitting outfielder, was voted a starting sl...…
…THE MICHIGAN DATLY AATIIDA".jil? ie , ose _ . ___v __. z raiaa;} V VL# Q lil c3V {; " r {rf "'.T .. i; j} . L"" ;.p .};. " A"."' f 1{:" h . [ERFIELD MOTHERS SCORN ABSTRACT ART: Visitors Favor Realism at Rackham Exhibit *: * * * * * * * * By NANCY BYLAN A trail of cocked heads, out- stretched forefingers and much whispered comment has been pass- ing through the Rackham galler- ies this month. These things belong to and ema- nate f...…
… WOMEN IN UNIFORM See Page 2 Y Latest Deadline in the State Iaii4 a v0 o BRIGHT AND WARM ' VOL. LX, No. 8-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JULY 7, 1950 FOUR PA GI's Retreat, Regroup for Defensive Actior -41 S * *. * * * * * * Freak Train Crash Kills 9 Injures 75 Coaches Derailed After Sideswipe MONICA, Ill.-(P)-Two high speed Santa Fe railway stream- liners, streaking eastward side by side, bumped midsections in a freak collisio...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY AY, JIDLY'l. - 0SOr THE MICHGAN DAIL _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ ..__ _ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _. FRIDAY. JULY '7. Th!U1 fi , Women THOMAS L. STOKES: "You Can See How North Korea Was Invaded" In Uniform, WITH THE PRESENT threatening turn Wof events in the news spotlight, MIs. Oveta Culp Hobby, the ex-WAC chief, pre- dicts that wqmen as well as men will be drafted for service. She is sure that...…
… a FRIDAY, TJLY-7, 1950. THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Cardinals Score 10 in First Inning To Beat 1 teds, 13-1 MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS Phils Knock Giants, 9-6; Brooks Slug Braves, 8-3 IN ROUND-UP: No-hit, No-run Game Hurled By Murphy for Ed's Boys AMERICAN W Detroit 47 New York 45 Cleveland 44 Boston 41 - Washington 33 Chicago 32 Philadelphia 25 St. Louis 24 LEAGUE L Pct. 24 .662 29 .608 30 .595 33 .554 39 .458 42 .432 47 .347 47 .338...…
…THEE M10116AS DXIL FRIDAY, YMT 7, 1950 TH1~ tIUCITIGAN )ATLY __________________________________________________________________ U ___________________________ I . ..sue,. . .. . .. ' ; -. i Museum To Feature Mammalia The University Museum will pre- sent a program, "Mammalian Sur- vival," from 7 to 9 p.m. today. The competition of mammals in nature will be illustrated by var- ious groups. The principal mam- malian food of the carnivorous m...…
… KOREA: A POLICY AT LAST See Page 2 Le Latest Deadline in the State il FAIR., WARMER -- - - I VOL. LX, No. 7-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1950 SIX PA North Sen. Thomas A Faces Run-off s In Oklahoma 4g Monroney Leads In Late Returns OKLAHOMA CITY-(P)-Sen- the ator Elmer Thomas (D-Okla) Ach trailed Rep. Mike Monroney for star reelection yesterday and faced the first run-off in his political career apa as he bid for a fif...…
…___.._ _THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURS [IYGUISTIC INSTITUTE: Prof. Bloch Defines Term'La A language is a structural but mutable system of traditional ha- bits, common to a society, of res- ponding to culturally classified situations by vocal acts, either co- vert or overt, used to induce vicar- ious experience in the listener or to evoke further response in those who perform them and in other members of the society who ob- serve them." This is t...…
… THO AT, JULT 6, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TItKIRgbAT, 3TJLt 6, 1950 ~7 flTFJ MICHIGAN DAILY __________________________________________________________________________________ I _______________________________________________________ I HEARTS FLUTTER, EYES POP: Hard-Tops Combine Sleek Look, Safety By The Associated Press DETROIT - With so - called "hard-top" convertibles fluttering the hearts of stylish wives and popping the eyes of all yo...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JULY; ., 1954 ________________________________________________________________________________ I ]RESIDI Amer vided a fir which has tion in alm hind the Ix Since t policy ha Communi the Unite A glarin ample was retary of C approved i Editorials are writte, and represe NIGH ENT TRUMAN'S decision to send tacking the United States policy for being too can aid and men to Korea pro- firm towards Russia; while at th...…
… THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tigers Stay Four Games Ahead, Beat Browns, 6- . n Yankees Beat A 's, 12-8 Joost Lost for Month NEW YORK-(AP)-Eddie Joost, shortstop of the Philadelphia Ath- letics, sustained severely torn lig- aments in his left knee yesterday afternoon as the seventh-placers were beaten by the New York Yankees, 12-8. The 34-year-old infielder was involved in a collision at second base with Cliff M...…
…THE MTICHIAN DAILY TIHURSDAY, 3JLY 6, 1950 Instructors lo Convene For Music Some 100 music teachers from 11 over the state will convene at he League and Harris Hall to tear the Summer Session Orches- ra, Stanley Quartet and them- elves "in performance." The performances are a part of he School of Music's annual bree-day conference opening to- lay for Michigan music teachers nd summer students, designed to ive quick training in string teach- ...…
… TALMADGE's VICTORY See Page 2 Y Latest Deadline in the State :43 a t Ig MOSTLY CLOUDY A VOL, LX, No. 6-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 1950 SIX PA( U.S. Troops Enter * * ** *.* Battle in South Kore Monroney Gains Lead In Primaries * * * 4> * * * * * * * * * t Count See-Saws In Southern Race OKLAHOMA C I T Y-(A')-In- cumbent Elmer Thomas and Rep. Mike Monroney tugged back and forth yesterday in a tight rac...…
…THE MICHIGAN .DAILY WEDlNESDAY, J~V 5, 1- i Five Fulbright Scholarships Announced Five students and alumni have been awarded Fulbright scholar- ships for overseas study, it has been announced by Dean Ralph Sawyer of the graduate school. Three recipients will study 'in France and two in the Netherlands during the 1950-1951 academic year. AWARDS went to: Jacob J. Lamberts, Grad., who will study middle English and comparative linguistics at ...…
