…FIDAY, MARCH , 1941 THE MICITIGAN DAILY ,. =. _. _ Assembly Dance gill Hihlight ampus ocia Lie Today . . Independents Will Feature Anson Weeks' Senior Society Members To Sell Carnations in League Lobby; Few Remaining Tickets On Sale Independent women and their guests will attend the "Garden Ga- votte," annual Assembly Ball, from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. today in the League Ballroom. General Chairman Helen Culley, '41, has invited Stanley D...…
…1GE S'1X THE MICHIGAN DAILY £~E SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. r Debate Teams Will Consider GradeSystem Women's Squads To Meet In Intramural Series: SponsoredBy League The women's intramural debating teams have been divided into groups of four teams each to participate in the series of round-robin debates scheduled for the spring season. They will debate the proposition, "Resolved: That the University Should Adopt the Pass-or-Fail Sys- tem of ...…
… eather Snaw and colder. Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication ~IUZIII Eitorial To The Nazis VOL. L. No. 108 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1941 Z-323 Britisazi ClasAtS t alonika Immi PRICE FIVE CENTS nent f a.m.--_. ...__.. .._......._. 1' * , . Illinois To Provide Stiff Competition FrHockeySquad Michigan Pucksters Seek Initial Big Ten Victory As Powerful Illini Sextet Invades Ann Arbor; Starting Lineup Will Remain Unchang...…
…PAGE TWO Siam Quarrel Is Discussed B1y E. Neville Former Thailand Minister Believes Conflict Today is 1907_Controversy (Continued from Page 1) when the United States penerated Hawaii, the Midway and Guam Is- lands, and the Philippines. "The United States is the most capable of any international power ever established in the world,' Mr. Neville declared, and observed the impact of American expansion on the Asiatic countries. He noted that Japa...…
… 'EtRSDlt Ma (H 6 1941 THE MdICICA N D AIIY PtiL~W~ ~ don wirtehafter's DO0UBLE Big Ten Tank Teams Pour Into Iowa City With Hopes Of Dethroning Michigan In Conference Swim Meet i i Y Ei Gfj igan em ctting iL a CuiK A%+..ed TcJ P...ilaiti the I : t 4- T One Man Gang .. . SUCCESS DEPARTMENT: Here is an interesting tale of the high school record of track Captain Don Canhamn. It seems as thougf his Oak Park squad was battling two other pow- e...…
…I. PAGE-FOUR. THE -MICHIGAN, DAILY THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1941 THE MICHIGAN DAILY No, Vessels Ready For British Use LETTERS Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republicati...…
…THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1941 TIUE MICI{1GAN DAILY PAGE -FIV- First Performance of 'Success Story Will Be Tomorrow t ..__._.. _._ .. eatir 9n i/er Capi By JEANNE CRUMP t w Hillel Players Will Present Broadway Hit Petitioning For Positions On W.A.A. Executive Board Will Begin Monday ._. .. it's to the Navy now that the know-it-ails of fashion give full en- dorsement. Michigan women are do- ing a good "job of boosting the fleet o...…
…'.'H!_UC.'i.-t1. Y5 LY7 '9 W .-.194 THE MICHIGAN DAILY r .. Pacific Naval Defense Work To BeViewed 7th Oratorical Lecturer, Admiral Yates Stirling, Will Discuss Strategy To SpeakTuesday Former Chief of Staff of the United States Fleet, Admiral Yates Stirling, Jr., will enlarge upon some of the problems of naval defense and naval strategy in the Pacific and the Far West when he lectures here Tuesday as the seventh lecturer in the 1940-41 Or...…
… Wecather Clcc~:; xicold r. Bka Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication 3atli Editorial -L VOL. L. No. 107 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 1941 Z-323 wN ti'Ut -W IT4WA"- r PRICE FIVE CENTS I Gerald t'. INYe Flays Britain; Senators Fear Bill Filibuster EArly Denies FDR Plans To Head OPM, Blames Report On Opponentg Of Lend-Lease Measure President To Ask Cabinet's Advice Gager Lettermen Choose Bill Cartmill'41 Captain Germans Bi...…
…PAGE TWO' T1E MICHIGAN DAILY WEDlNESDAY, __ _ _ _ __ _ ---_._. _s r .._ i.. ._ __ _ . . W. H. Draper Will Lecture: On Draft Bill Colonel To Tell Effects Of Selective Service On )University Students Physics Department Reputation Attracts Students, Survey Showsj Bigg .en Higluights Entry Deadline DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN I p t l1 Col. W. H. Draper, a member of President Roosevelt's Advisory Com- Mittee on Selective Service, will de- ...…
…..j _.. R , 1941. it I ri r 44 1k1tl y r a d ry .19 N_,Mii . iitI 1V .1_)',..1.L. _... M; Bill Car Lanky Senior Has Anotheir Year To Play, Teammates Choose Brogan Most Valuable Playr; Wallace New Manager (Continued from Page 1) Varsity competition until his junior year, however, when he played in 14 games and scored 36 points. At the start of the season just-corn- pleted, the six-foot, two inch forward was slated to hold down a regular p...…
… -E7" MICTcAN; D A1Y WEDNESDAY;~ MACH-5,-1941 THE MICHIGAN DAILY nub c- --fl-- -J....mt.....t, * ,ura n .,, 4h1Jdm .n....n.., Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan, under th~e authority of the Board in Control, of Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the 'Ulilversity year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for repu...…
…WEDNES)aA -,MICA A IiII w T ,E- MICHIGAN D ALY PACWP M- Dentistry School To Hold Odonto BalI March 28 fn I seague Junior Class Petitioning For Panhellenic Positions Will Sponsor To Begin Today For JuniorDelegates Annual Affair OnSaFour positions on the Panhellenic tivities are numerous. After the fall CaleFrida- council will be open for petitioning, pledging a banquet is held in the In Dental Clinic; Committees beginning today andy...…
…'I Y.- f T . ti ; T lJE A ICMI CfAND AIlYf ,, . ..._.., DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN ASSOCIATED maa PRESS EWSF t a - r (Continued from Page 4) partment at 4:15 p.m. today: "Far Eastern Reactions to Western Pene- tration," in the Rackham Amphi- theatre. The public is cordially invited. University Lecture: Colonel W. H. Draper, of the Selective Service Head- quarters, U.S.A., will lecture on the subject, "The Selective Service Act and th...…
… z i Weather Lz1z~ight .c 40 :4ait Editorial Against War, AgainWst .reactiV"n Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication VOL. LI. No. 106 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 1941 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Clark Blocks. Plan To Limit Senate debate On Lease Bill Foreign Relations Group Proposes Measure Fori Vote On Act This Week Sen. Glass Suggests' Cloture On Bill1 WASHINGTON, March 3-()- Administration forces, working des- perately to obtai...…
…e; PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'T'UIESDAY, MY 4CH 4, 1941 THE MiChIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MARC!! 4, 1941 County Board Refuses To Act, On Bond Issue Supervisors Will Not Put New Airport Question To Voters In April A proposal for submitting a pro- posal to voters on a $150,000 bond issue for a Washtenaw county air- port was postponed yesterday when at a special meeting of the Board of Supervisors the airport committee recommended that no acti...…
… Tr4FT .: Qs IW' 4, 1941. TT Iii i I C II G ANS 3Aii-4 PA F 'TI E Coach Oosterbaan Awards Varsity Letters To Ten Cagers _ Sofiak, Brogan Receive Honor For Third Time Seven Seniors Are Listed' For 1940-41 Activities- Squad To Elect Captain Ten members of the Michigan bas- ketball team that wound up its season in seventh place in the Big Ten Con- ference r'ace were awarded varsityj letters for their 1940-41 activities, Coach Bennie O...…
…C- F I . :,:. t 'i r. ,t,. r .r.,.... ii~'rt~ A.AT T U A T -T x[ ESSAY, MARCH 4, 194 41 I HE A1VIK11IyAiN VAIL Y Letters To The Editor Always Somethinig Afoot of T O I',%W -- ... M.. Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session, Member of the Associated Press The Assoc...…
… 1 TUESDAY, MARCI 4, 1941 T H E M IClHIG AN . DILY P'AGE ILL Petitioning For League, Judiciary Councils To Begin Today 13 Positions Will Be Open Helen Kressbach Is Chosen Head Restricted Sale p rcv*it-rtOf Assembly Jumping Jupiter', 1941 JGP, f nc+ T I IrA'0 \A-n j 1 fr PO nf 1 QzLL' 'PrPC1) mq- n \.O d )t 1II u i i i t"l l u t..,l C 'L+Z- V Y u l t 1 lzi I To Applicants Officers And Committee Heads Will Be Selected; Als...…
… THE T4fCMC'AN -14AALY i K n tm rat f . A 141A I ____________________________________U - -- - -- ,---. ' *~I~t N W Nf c". ;rt; . :rr:tir,. 'rt 7., i il¢ Engine Speech Club To Debate U, Of Detroit ii'ichigan 'ream Will Take Affirmative In Contest To Be Held Tonight Six members of Sigma Rho Tau, engineering speech society, have been chosen to debate a University of De- troit squad at 7:30 p.m. today in the Union on the topic, "Resolved: That...…
… Weather Sniow and Uider. LY ' Ar Awfltr4t gun it Editorial fa 'Est Events UA dAlaske . Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication VOL. LI. No. 105 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 2, 1941 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Wolverines Trim OSU Track Team In Last Dual Meet Strength In Field Events Overwhelms Visitors; Kautz And Ufer Star Bob Wright, Ohio Hurdler, Sets Mark By HAL WILSON Displaying overwhelming strengtl in the field events, Michigan'...…
…AGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, RCPT 2. 1941 THE ~~I/IfCH1GA.w Atl S .Y MIW. ..ava v~r~ A.-, -~. " *' #.L ;L ._., _ I i Latin-American Group To Visit Campus Soon Teachers, Students To Be Visitors Of University Friday And Saturday More than 100 Latin-American stu- dents from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill will be the guests of the University Friday and Saturday. Having recently completed a 10- week winter school at No...…
…..... ....... ... .. ... ................. . . . .. . .. / STNA -MARC - 2, 1.1. TIlT MICAI-GAN DAILY PACE THREE' 1 -1 - - "WIMMONNOW. Varsity Trackmen Flash Field Strength To Trim Buckeyes <? . Sixteen Frosh agers Whin Numeral Awards Sixteen members of the promising 1940-41 edition of the Michigan freshman basketball team were awarded numerals for the season, Coach Ray Fisher announced yes- terday The list includes: Morris Bikoff, ...…
…1 THE MICHIGTEAN fDAILY AY. MAW 311- MI .a a - I. I 11 dY{' L X.. J 1. i lJ L.V JkJ .CD,1 ;; J.11.s Lr 7J 11 F- ; 17'xi '11H MICHIGAN DAILY li .. FIRE and WATER By MASCOTT i . iM11fJ4 ItINRAMR! m es(VNm I. rtl1 N& rr n' , r,.,,;;1,- ;;; , Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the University year and ...…
… THE MIICHIGAN DAIL Pandama-Bound Brothers Leave Today 0Motircycle Expeditwiio -With --all preparations comiieted, archr u the C0sta Rican cross-wise two new motorcycles in perfect tune, ioulail ranges. This 820 mile see- emergency food and water rations tionl of their route through Indian Ecountry lying between Oaxaca, Mex- packed. supplies and spare fuel in ico and Panama., is so primitive that the tanks in place, two youthful the natives...…
…six THE ICUlir,-AN DAILY t,. i_ . a. a au a~THE MI ar .afa1 rV 4s1 _____.._ U~u n,RflW;iH f, 141~ 1 Assembl y Council Petitioning To Begin Tomorrow Independents Are Offered Four Positions Application Suggestions Given By President Patricia Walpole; Present Officers To Interview Petitioning for officers, who will hold next year the four guiding posts in Assembly's organization, will be- gin tomorrow in the Undergraduate Office of the ...…
…r f SUNDAMARCH , 1941 THE MICHIGAN DA.ILY I DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN; 116. Michigan Union, at 8:30 p.m.I All those who were connected with' ither show are invited to attend. 7 A meeting for those interested in writing scripts for next year's Union Opera will be held Tuesday, Mar. 4,+ in Room 316. Michigan Union, at 4:30 p.m. This meeting is primarily for those who desire information or suggestions as to the method of writ- ing scripts. ...…
…PjiC(;E flifcmT T If F N1 I C'H I C A N i t' i ."fi n.l' i '!'R .9.Ti R W , 9 i; Vl 0tV1 ThJAIlIt- 9 k .1. J, I Leads Chosen For Spaish Cubrama Norma Bennet, C. L. Hulet Will Act Leading Parts In Annual Production Flying Society Starts Practice To Defend Title Holding their first practice meet of the year at 3 p.m" today at the Ypsilanti anrport, the Flying Club, weather permitting, will begin prep- arations to defend its title of Nati...…
… Weather ig Clear-and Warmer Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication daii- Editorial Ncw America And The War ... , ". - I tf VOL. LL No. 104 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 1, 1941 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Varsity Trackmen Hamilton College Names Evashevski Head Coach Bulgaria Agrees To Join To Face Powerful OSU Squad oday Wolverine Hockey Team Seeks Victory In Second Battle Against Gophers Renaissance Five Defeats All-Stars By...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SA TJR.DAY ..... ... . ... Mounted Police.Aid Cars Through Picket Line RADIO By FRANCES MENDELSON With second semester broadcasting activities well under way, the "Quiet, On The Air" sign is being posted 19 times a week at Morris Hall. This is an increase of four programs over last semester's schedule. Indictment Of American Youth As"Sof(" Criticized By Forsythe I Buffalo mounted police, waving clubs, shoved through t...…
… Ct 1, 1941 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Trackmen Face Buckeyes, Sextet Meets Gophers 0onight Will Wright Heads Strong O..S.U. Cinder Lineup Wolverines Expect Close Battle In Final Tuneup Before Conference Test (Continued from Page 1) among the Buckeyes is the husky Wright who excels in both hurdle events, the 60-yard dash and the shot put. Styled the "blond bombshell," the Ohio sophomore is a 6 foot, 3 inch, 195-pound speedster who al...…
…AIL u kA T" RFDIA esses THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE REPLY CHURLISH By TOUCHSTONE Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not ...…
…-TIIE,- W1CIAN Du0ILY 90 Engineers ill Celebrate At Slide Rule Ball Friday, April 4 J 1 Ancient Rivalry Marriage Announced Assembly Bal Honor Luncheon With LawyersTo Use Garden For Pledges Will Continue Theme Friday George Weesneri '41 E, Editor Tn SThree Dimensional Decorations i Of Michigan Technic, To LeadTm r Because three sorority houses had, To Highlight Scheme;Trellis freshman women tying for highesty Festivities In Union Ballroom...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATUJRDAY, nV __ .,.__v _ _. __ s 1 r IORM nDATAl By GLORIA NISHON In our description of Jordan's fac- ulty dinner Thursday we neglected to mention that Mosher had one, too. Among the guests there were Prof. and Mrs. Rene Talamon, Mr. Val- entine B. Windt, Dr. and Mrs. De- Witt Parker and Prof. and Mrs. Men- tor Williams. Martha Cook will uphold its re- known for hospitality when it holds its first open house of the seme...…
… Weather OF Sfr ig6r 4:3altU Editorial Tow Yrard A tvire Ivit For pae VOL. L. No. 133 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 31, 1940 PRICE FIVE CENTS ------ Regents Name Dr. Crawford As New Dean Of Enidneers Noted Military Engineer Leaves Former Position At University Of Kansas Appointee Taught At Colorado, Idaho Dr. Ivan C. Crawford, distinguished military engineer and a member of the University of Kansas faculty since 1937, ye...…
…PANE TWO THE MICHIGAN DJAILY SMAY, MARCH 31, 1940 PAGE TWO SUNDAY, MARC!! 31, 1940 DAILY OFFICIALB ULLETIN SUNDAY, MARCH 31, 1940 VOL. L. No. 133 Notices Student Tea: President and Mrs. Ruthven will be at home to students Wednesday afternoon, April 3, from 4 to 6 o'clock. Notice to all Members of the Uni- versity: The following is an extract of a by-law of the Regents (Chapter III-B, Sections 8 and 9) which has been in effect since Sep...…
…a ~m4D~Y. MAIWJT 31. i940 H t It 1 t lVil"i7 X t7i D X 1 t PACE rThmrV MichiganRetainsNationalIntercollegiate SwimminI g Title Relay Q uaiiL Breaks Listed World Record, Nichols Only Wolverine To Win National Mat Crown AN A- Best In Nation _ Gus Cent Plac $haremet Cf iry Title; yes Third In ptures Martin Dive IN THIS CORNER 411y1, EL FIEBERC l' (Continued from Page 1) the two desperately flying natators. But at the 50, big Gu...…
…0 PAGE FOUR T.THE M l-CUU-QA1 DAI LY SUNDAY, MARCH 31, 1940 «. ''': TH E MICHIGAN DAILY Of ALL Things... ....By Morty-Q.... it Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for rep...…
…SUNDAY, MARCH 31, 1940 THE MICHIGAN DAILY lbAO ' Iris " ..- -Tw. r _ Awards Will Be Made By Judiciary At Installation Dinner 'V Jordan Hall Talent To offer Classics At Musicale Today A musical-tea will be held at 3 p.m. today at Jordan Hall, Barbara Baggs, chairman in charge of arrangements, announced yesterday. She is being assisted by Lorraine-Judson and Janet Levin. The program will consist of classi- cal and semi-classical number...…
…PACE S~ IX THE MICHIGAN DAILY ?%it4Y. .F iJWH , A 1 94? Striedieck To Address Genian Club Tuesday Dr. VVrer T. Stiieci: of th German deparment will present te fourth in the series of lecres spon sored by the Deutscher Verein at 8:15 p.m. Tuesday in the League. Dr. Striedieck will discuss "Fam- ous German Scientists of the 19th Century," and he will point out in- teresting facts in the lives of such outstanding men as Leibig, Helm- holtz, ...…
…THEMit TG t ~ DXL I Hillel Members To Vote Today For Counilor Council To Selet Three More Students To Aid In Legislating Affairs Twelve students will be chosen as members of the Hillel Council in the three-day election which begins to- day. Voting will be held during this peri- od from 9 a.m. to noon, 1 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 11 p.m. at the Hillel Founda- tion and from 2 to 6 p.m. at Lane Hall. All Hillel members are eligible to vote if they br...…
…Conflict THE MICH! Place --- CA N T fAT TV- To Accent On Domestic -, toms of the boats magnify things.) There are underwater forests and queer; burping mud geysers to serve as surprises. The management always ties nice placards on your bumpers that say "See Silver Springs." It's a pleasant order. See Atlanta Now It's about time then to go to see the Atlantic. You caught a glimpse of it in 'Jacksonville, but there are a lot of off-shore b...…
…THE MTITHGA DAILY - w York, San Francisco Fairs Again To Attract The Na Michigan's Northern Peninsula Attracts Country's Sportsmen Sportsmen from all over the coun- Fishermen net some of the largest try find their way each year across the bottleneck of Michigan, the Straits of Mackinac, into the prime- val beauty of Michigan's northern peninsula. Thousands of cars daily cross the channel of inter-lake shipping on one of the state's five f...…
…THE MI1CHIGAN DAILY ___ 'it Ul R Ff p N F 'pl I SINGERVS AND CONDUCTORS-These are a few of the artists who will apiwar ina the 1940 May Festivzl. In the top row are {left to right) Rtolprt We -ae, American baritone of the Metropolitan, and Lawrence' Till; tt, distingtlshed baritone also of the ;Metropolitan. The second row i3eh!c -de.Aeft to iright) Juva Higbee, condlixctor .o"the Yo ing People's Put ival Chorus, and Eugene Ormnandy, ...…
… cloudy Say 1= MORI Sir igan Dalt i i i va""itera lcy2i: L'c '[uii5. Reai And tluTit l I uii 2 VOL. L. No. 132 2-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 1940 r , PRICE FIVE CENTS Regents Name R. H. Keniston As Chairman Of Languages Chicago Will Who Faculty A Succeed' Retires In Member Thieme iJune Gifts Are Accepted For Various Funds Dr. H. Hayward Keniston, member of the faculty of the University of Chicago since 1925, yesterd...…
…PAQGL tM THE MICHIGAN -DAILY SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 1940 PAGE TWO - SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 1940 A - oftwiWommom Campus Group' Seeks Peace Throughout All Civilized World Reeonciliation Fellowship Also Considers Social And Industrial Matters Working hand in hand with the pacifist movement throughout the world, a group of students in the Uni- versity is seeking to extend the idea of peace between nations and mdi- viduals through a program of dis-...…
…m r. _ .t T? ( . 1 .1 UT _r.cs .1". 1 lr i'r' 1 1 lo .av .lF Tilt WIRRiGAN D-,-iiLY I __________________-- ____ -_- - --_ IN THIS CORNIEI? By Mel Fieberg Classy Competition... RALPH SCHWARZKOPF will run tomorrow night at the Finnish Relief Games in Madison Square Garden against as tough a field as he's ever faced and at the distance unfamiliar to him. The slight two-miler, fresh from his stunning two-mile vic- tory over Taisto Maki here l...…
…wr PAGE FUL T WE MCHIIGA N DAILY SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 1940 THE MICHIGAN DAILY The Editor Gets Told: Professor Rowe Discusses Student Theatrical Work At The University -..x..9.iuii , Edited and managed by students of the University of Mitchigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press The Associ...…
… SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 1940 THE.. MI HI AN D A- Y PAGE ,. ..... , .:...... .. ... .. ...- -.. s. s TH -E aa W1TTE . V ) - fL'1 {i . ,.cauai aa ri McKay's Orchestra To Play For PACI Tea Dance Today Debate Teams Open Question Of Attendance Intramural Series Begins April 19; Eight Houses Represented By Teams "Resolved: that compulsory atteifd- ance of classes should be abolished w the University of Michigan" will be the subject of ...…
…PACT SiX THE MICHIGAN DAILY >. l l l .liG! C:, ALyi..1 Hillel Eleetion Coincil Posts Three-Day Voting Begins Tomorrow; Polls Set At Lane Hall And Hillel Voting for candidates to the Hillel Council will be held from 2 to 6 p.m. tomorrow, Monday and Tuesday at Lane Hall and from 9 a.m. to noon, 1 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 11 p.m. tomor- row, Monday and Tuesday at the Foundation, Betty Steinhart, '40, in-' cumbent president announced yes- terday. A...…
