…DAN i3WORSKY BRUCE HILKENE HOWARD YERGES JACK WEISEN URGER LEN FORD HANK FONDE r .ddlL UA- irrigtrt tX(* ) VOL. LVII, No. 17 I ANN ARBOR, MICH., SATURDAY, OCT. 12, 1946 PRICE FIVE CENTS GENE DERRICOTTE DOM TOMASI Gloomy Skies Worry Army Grid Mentor Blaik Fears Wet Turf May Hamper Cadets By JACK MARTIN Coach Earl "Red" Blaik cast a wor- ried eye at the gray sky and said, "I don't like it." The coach of one of modern foot- ball's gr...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAMLY SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1946 'z Dobson Halts Cards As Bosox Take Series Lead Rain Ragged 'B' Team Drops- Slippery Game to Indiana, Michigan's Fumbles Give Hoosiers Slight Advantage in Close Grid Contest N .5 t)N Cheerleade 'rs Will Perform Student Sections Will Form Large Block 'M' Cards Collect Four Hits (I Off Dobson S Offerings, Pollet, Relieved by Brazle in First Frame, Is Charged with Cardinal's ...…
…'A WORLD SECURITY See PACE '4 Y h &%w. UnZ E uti4 PARTLY CLOUDY AND COLD Amputees To See Army Tilt Today Generous Students, Faculty, Alumni Give Their Seats to Soldier Patients The University student body, facul- ty and alumni proved yester- day that World War II heroism has not been forgotten. In answer to the appeal issued by The Daily and the University chapter of the American Veterans Committee, they turned over 65 Army game t...…
…~'M*~ FQTJ~ THE MICHIGAN DATLY SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1948 If Basis of World Security THE PARIS PEACE Conference yesterday fin- ally concluded its work on the Italian treaty, approving the French compromise proposals for the government of the Free Teritory of Trieste, but there was no indication that the distance between the opposing camps of the Eastern and Western blocs was any less. 1 Russia and the Balkan states were voted down 15 to...…
…SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1946 THE - MTCHTcAN DATLY PAGE FIVE a°." as uaaav.rai a.r ra aa a 1 __ ' _ Petitions Due For Positions n Assembly Interviewees Must Present Eligibility, Membership Cards At Consultations Next Week Petitions for Assembly positions for the coming year will be due at noon today in the Undergraduate Office of the League, according to Jeanne Clare, president of Assembly Asso- ciation. Eligible independent residents of le...…
…I fiiAcE sIX THE NiiCHI'GAN DAILY SAThDYOCOPE 1, 94 Mining of Isolated Areas by Atomic Power Held Unlikely I P,&" The use of atomic energy power plants in remote areas where other kinds of power are not available would not be of aid in mining and processing minerals now inaccessible, Prof. Thomas S. Lovering, of thel geology department, emphasized yes- terday. The only way atomic enegry could accomplish this would be to cheapen the pr...…
