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…Page 2-- The Michigan Daily - Thursday, March 1, 1990 ..u : .' . S :r!_______}____________________.._. Man admits to fabricating alleged crime Robert Chanyi, a 27-year-old Domino's Pizza employee who told police last week that he was robbed by a knife-wielding man as he was making a $1,200 deposit at a branch of Comerica bank, pleaded guilty Tuesday to charges of filing a false police report. Ann Arbor Police Staff Sergeant Thomas Cadwell sai...…

…4 Page 2-Tuesday, March 1, 1983-The Michigan Daily EPA cleanups halted by politics IN BRIEF WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sworn secret testimony from Environmental Protection Agency employees indicates political pressures may have delayed cleanup of a California toxic waste site, a congressman said yesterday. "We have begun to develop testimony which indicates that there may very well have been political pressure or political judgments used in connect...…

…4 Page 2-The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, March 1, 1988 Trial to impeach Mecham begins PHOENIX (AP) - The Arizona Senate yesterday opened the first impeachment trial of a governor in six decades, while an attorney for Gov. Evan Mecham implored it to reject the charges against the first- term Republican. "This man hasn't dipped his hands into public funds," attorney Jerris Leonard said. "He hasn't ripped of the treasury. He hasn't committed high c...…

…2A - The Michigan Daily - Monday, March 1, 2004 NATION/WORLD Iraq council drafts interim constitution NEWS IN BRIEF BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) - Iraqi officials reached agreement early yesterday on the draft of an interim constitution and will probably sign the document after a Shiite Muslim religious holiday ends, a but leaves it up to a future elected national assembly to decide the details of self-rule for the Kurdish minority. It allows the c...…

…PageTwo 'THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, March 1, 1969 art Program Informationj665-6240 I1-,_, _ _ ---= Looking for reality? .. .lo and behold! DAVE JOHNS GOES ELECTRIC with BASEMENT BAND i. By ROBERT LYTLE The Michigan Museum of Art presently has an exhibition of contemporary piints on loan un- til March 16 from the Winston collection in Detroit. It is an exciting, stimulating exhibition with works by Andy Warhol, R o b e r .t" ...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIG~AN DlAILY qrTTVQ"AV Rrt A.IM^V.t I IWarn .. ,. TUESDAY. MARCH 1, 1966 5 MUSIc Condtxitor, Pianist Demonstrate Great Ability Despite Orchestra Proposed Literary College Resolution Text 1) All educational achievement tests, such as may be used as a basis for student deferment, re- sult in relatively lower average scores for people from lower class and educationally disadvantaged By JEFFREY K. CHASE Program Mendelsso...…

…TWOl TIDE MICHIGAN DAILY .TENn MAREC ,1. THE MIC IG N IOT V tLEI V MAY1CPl i , ARTS AND LETTERS: Stokowski Views Conductors THIS WEEK'S EVENTS n By JEFFREY K. CHASE Upon meeting Leopold Stokowski one is immediately awed by the stateliness and air of self-assur- ance which the man conveys. His many assignments as an or- chestral conductor make him a qualified person to discuss the requisites of his profession. "The conductor must have...…

…'ri MICHIGAN HA~Il ,,_. .. .JUST_ PUBLISHED Spring and summer 1910 Our Spring Specials DESIGNS--Original and Exclusive COLORINGS-The Newest FABRICS-Dependable RESULTS-Pleasing and Harnmonioas -IN - Suitings, Vesin gs Trowserings Note Ready for Your Exanmination G. I Wild Comfpany TAILORS 311 SO. STATE STREET CLINTON - The "S LI PEA.SY" BUTTON HOLE MAKES THE BUTTON E~ssLY AmDn SIT PERFECLU MADE OF LINEN. BARCO SHRUNK REGULAR AND QUARTER SI1ZE...…

…4 Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, March 1, 1984 City objects to high fire costs By COLIN ZICK Ann Arbor city officials filed an ap- peal in the state Supreme Court last week to try to overturn a lower court decision that would require the city to foot a nearly $500,000 bill for the University's fire protection costs. Since 1977 the state of Michigan has reimbursed the city's fire protection costs for public universities, but Gov. Wi...…

…laboring for his best interests. ' He should go back definitely on frequent occasions to review the pur- poses which brought him to college. Too often students respect literally theii- par-, ents' advice to steer their courses clear of every- thing which was not orthodox in the last genera- tion, and, dIoing so, lose sight entirely of the fact that these same parents are anxious to have them become educated. After all, college is supposed to d...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER O THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Lblished ever morning except Monday during the Univer- ear by the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS he Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for ication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise d in this paper and the local news published therein. ntered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second matt...…

…1 IG OUR EXHIIBI T ;prIng and Summer Sui ng nerican and Foreign Sources in Artistic and .,tr iking Designs YOUR INSPECTION III 'NI.:a G. H. it Tailors Wild Company STATE STREET THE MICHIC Ofhcialnew vspape)r at the University of Mi.ga.PublrIshed every morning except Mi 'day during the university year. i;trred at the post-office at Anni Arbor as Ffc"n-u Class rma tter, ., ",,AiortsrPress Building. Sb 5~'~:'mnSub- carrier, 2.5o; by mail, $ ....…

…"THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, STARCH 1, - - ." MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS he Associated Press =is exclusively entitled' :he use for republication of all news dis- :es credited to it or not otherwise Credit- in this paper and also the local news ished herein. Dicial newspaper at the University of higan . Published every morning except day during the university~ year. ntered at thetpostof'ice at Ann Arbor as. nd-class matter. fices: Ann Arbor Pres...…

…2- The Michigan Daily - Friday, March 1, 1996 NATION/WORLD GOP candidates debateay NATION ALREPOR The Washington Post COLUMBIA, S.C. - Displaying the divisiveness caused by a season of brutal, negative advertisements, the major Re- publican presidential candidates angrily confronted one another here yesterday in an hour-long debate that often sounded more like a barroom shouting match. Under a unique format designed by a South Carolina bu...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, March 1, 1995 Committee OKs weaker term limits WASHINGTON - Moving on one of the most divisive issues on the Republicans' legislative agenda, the House Judiciary Committee yesterday approved a constitutional amendment to set a 12-year limit on the terms of members of Congress, after rejecting more stringent alternatives. But despite its approval, the committee's debate on the issue was a window into GOP dis...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, March 1, 1994 Israel orders sweeping WHAT EVER HAPPENED TO RECYCLING?' *,curfew in LOS ANGELES TIMES JERUSALEM-Israeli military authorities, trying to curtail Palestin- ian protests over the massacre of Muslim worshipers in Hebron last week, yesterday ordered more than 1.25 million residents of the occu- pied West Bank and Gaza Strip to remain in their homes. But the sweeping curfew, im- posed on almost eve...…

…0 Page 2-The Michigan Daily-- Monday, March 1, 1993 Council fializes agreement for recycling facility with Connecticut firm by Jonathan Berndt Daily City Reporter The Ann Arbor City Council awarded contracts for the construc- tion of a Materials Recovery Facility (MRF) last Monday night after a two-year search. Resource Recovery Systems (RRS) of Essex, Conn. will build the publicly-owned facility, which will separate recyclables for cleaning...…

…- ~ TH MIcHIGANIAfY tSPRING AND 5hMR EAR Lr Suiting& are the choicest selection of product of , W's wrho ainthin a repu- tation for ioiesy 01fmateriaol. MICHInGAN DAIL Official newspaper at the Univertsity of Michigan. Published eve. y morning except Monday during the university year. Entered at the post-office at Ann Arbor as second-class matter. Offices: Ann Arbor Press Building. Sub- scriptions: by carrier or mail, $2.50. Want ad. stat...…

…'N PA artTwo THE MICHIGAN DAILY t . .... a es a a a va al L/ a Aa. art a v SUNDAY, MARCH 1, 1,925 _ .. ,- .s.tw-.rm-.ni.aam _ .,w__. . _. , .W. :.: : r ' i la~st,. D [/'.1 '_ y v Ando of ther Outdone HirselfInP '- '- I -.;, .0 y 0 4, A 3, . .: ar ~ sdc: ,, C '-'f 7; . Ii~s A- '4 r. ],' Searchingad itimate Nope1 01 -w- ' ," r 4; :; -a -.. ., f. 7 "47 ',/rr. /7: ~i< i i I L e Al 1 ' may.fa ' .t ' t' P I~~i~tr( H ...…

…THE. MICHIGAN DAILY -7 INS SPEAKs SORROW NIGHT Italy Bids With Britain For Russ Trade REPUBLICAN CLUB NAMES As Mussolini Arranges Commercial Pact~ IMPllH1NJCGMITIES of youth, leisure and the profession. versity total only 521 against 2,388 -these three classes meaking up more .Men students. The city has 210 tav- than 3,7 per cent of the entire mnale ern-keepers,. 2S boat-builders, and 482 population. The largest group of in-'tmen and wvo...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .0i'l -- , 0 Migan laly OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday rluring the university year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. UEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated I'ress is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dis- patches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and also the ocal news pub- lished herein. Ent...…

…P 3 bI L THlE LATEST STYLES AND COLORINGS FOR SPRI NG 1914 e Largest Line of Woolens in the city to select from II 5 "yj STATIONERY A - --. -- . , s at ' I 2L1\ 'Sa L Official newspaper at lie -University of Mich- igan. Published every morning except Mon- day during the university year. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan mnder Act of Congress of March '3, 1879. Offices Ann Arbor Press Building. Sub- scription price: by carri...…

…TI-IE MICHIGAN DAILY T1TLTitSl--;AY, 14r11PM 1, 1924 T__ MC__.N DAL.IIRT)Y ARh1,12 STATE COLL ,,:GE DEAN PROPOSES RADICAL ED UCATIONAL REFORMS! rolrshps ndfel A' IC \N ST ATE (01(L ing or pledging until after the con- , yr ying in amount frornX5(}0 ,Sua ;,t'iolis for tihe' im of pletion of the first half year of study ro $2, 00, to wich iMichigan students scholarship at Michigan uaic ege, and the r aising of fraternity and re eligible, have...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'l'I'ESIJAY, MAILCII 1, 1927 iiianriNewRlsCanigPOa ODWL Ri V NU DI INS e ue a ino aa Union Closing Hdour, ATTEND MEETING [RIA I[E Anr'ou~nced By Board Prof. Arthur E. Wood of the so- RS LIJ 6009 d~1' ulg epartment -of theUnvr NE . A 1' Lun-cheon - - 50c wvill be0 allowed until 1 o'clock FriflaYt nights, andI refunds on regular Friday and Saturday night (lance tickets may be0 securedl until G o'clock the (l...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .QArPYTVI*tAV AkAV14tt I ItIQA r H T H fA ~ n tv-- .-- . ~£4~4£t±u WtTTiYjR1T fAlti/'1, Iu NEW DISTRICT SCHOOL SPONSORED BY PRESIDENT HOLDS OPENING CLASSES IN VIRGINIA TOWNSHIP{ ITT( 0 SALT CRUST ON AUSTRALIAN LAKE 1 9-TT~i LD iBEARSHEAVY-LADEN MOTORTRUCK liIflI(Byv Associated r~ s tessha)lef adep..- ADELAIDE, S. Aust.-Interest in These stories had left a deep im- Australia's huge "mystery lake," pression as to its dan...…

….TH MICHIGAN DAILY .. t IDAY, ATArL0H .1, 1929 HooerCompletes Cabinet Slate Keepin g James J. Davis As Lab nsaTISO nCHOSEN SECRETARN Navy #Treasury F saftee abrre hiaind barely failed to nf wihcH nrypr s ipson OP STT-HL ELNP s fieLbo h oiainfrtepei hip of HOD AEPAE Idency, and frmwihHny lcief e qW _ POSTS UNANNOUNCED 4 . Donovan Refuses Post As Governor .:,>;: ..; +. ~. : O hlpie nSieO Hoover Persuasion y >rDu WASHINGTON, Feb. >28.-Presi-a d...…

…- - ig Woolens THE MICHIGAN DAILY Official newspaper at the University of Mich- igan. Published every morning except Monday dur- ing the university year. has made Michigan famous. The Largest Assortment in the City Ready for Your Inspection, WILD, CO. 311 S. Sate Street '.Note Books I .1 Loose et Our Cover. Leaf Note Book-The Original Loose Leaf Prices Before You Purchase-Your Name in FR EE OF CHARG1 N.', I EEHAN C .oo*stae j Enter...…

…AGE TWO _ _ _ _ t . SUNDAY, MARCH 1, 1024 1.fw It 'VE lTTT~l.lXNT\L\ lATT, 1 i ~TN~bAVA.IWT 1 1ky F Prof. Strauss Sees Brighter World Outlook Says Optimist's Philosophy Has Come From Study Of Browning's Works (Continued from Page 1) tural level, but more important, he emphasized, it will elevate the greater mass of students exposed to educa- tion. "So you see," and here Professor Strauss chuckled, "although I am retiring because I am too...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, ARCH 1, 1938 EVENING RADIO PROGRAMS Mrs. uordon w. Brevort, director WWJ of the Ann Arbor Family Welfare' P.M. Bureau, will lead a discussion at 6:00-Tyson's Sports. 7:15 p.m. today in Lane Hall prepara- 6:30-Bradcast, 6:45-Musical Moments. tory to the Student Religious Asso- 7:0o-Amos 'n' Andy. ciation's reconciliation trip tomor- 175- "V Resview. ;raw. i8:00-Phillip Morris. 8 :30-Lady Esther Serenade. The excur...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Kelley, Courtney, Green and Thompson Battle For Nomination In Chicago Primaries r. . S: + n ."}.i. r ."" In a city primary in which Chicago will choose between four principal mayoralty candidates, over 1,000,000 voters are expected at the polls. Left to right Mayor Edward J. Kelly, supported by the "Chicago. Tribune" and seeking reelection, Prosecutor Thomas J. Courtney, opposing Demo- Sat ey with 'Chicago Daily ews" backin...…

…ITHE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1935 LATE WIRE NEWS DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin 18 constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to the President until 3:30; 11:30 a.m. Saturday. Kelly Cets Record Vote In Chicago Primary FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1935 VOL. XLV No. 108 Noticesj President and Mrs. Ruthven will be at home to members of the faculties, their friends, and...…

… THE MIOUGAN DAILY SATURDA Y', MARCH It THE MICHIGA1~J DAILY SATURDAY, IWARCW 1, higan Cagers Play at ilinois Tonight; pe To End Five-Game Losing Streak Davis Leads Buckeye Tracksters Against Wolverines Here Tonight season is also one that Perigo's charges like to remember. The Wolverines completely outclassed the Badgers, 70-49, in one of the victories that gave them their ear- ly Big Ten lead. During the ensuing weeks since those games,...…

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…' THE U I ERSIY OF 'MICHIGAN DAILY. TieilH U O FMA.DA ILYI <.>rif« l'Kfill) . "' ti t it' s 1i t__________________ YOOLL N E. « aT ';^ ltt ii{,a. (xrei itigo-, try'tdst'tiltgs & 't- I g3H.WILD cog 108 13. Wash. St. 51AsthNtics O hisii. ~ TI1,lSi tO.. Asstgtinat Editor OE~NERAiL NEOWS a;o~.s B, 10Kutrt.'Gl Mork Fftit/ t',3A ,' t' l fiat i i. Il. O. ! J~~uttrlit<°/J. r. i ','0>. I.uaisl. J~tr a ,'03s. Theto oa(ima'toio at tof a te U. of 0M. Dlis...…

…5: P M~Q i~iiAN Dx~L~ -N £W DiJLY~.NEW _ ,C 0'N'_r2"u I -W z Rcn'1'J8 i/ r " 1 s r L THIN WHITE SLI DES. 6 5C. 'iosS SLIDE BOXES liimb R. E. JOIAA 'S F-irl i Lunches, Choclate, Bu Buns, Ci'gars, igarettes , Tohartos cuad igas. 30;=- . Steti. Ilr. I' . " S It . f ,l . !Ilr1101 tat twil l :ii h 1" 1ti I .O - . ' hII;'II i lt ttl't. (Ia 111't" i, i h h hlh-i-l l rit'i 111 -- - j3 +I {' i 112 1'1,Iii li i i EDITO R , \;Ilit li-+I l +i i}1C 21 Si I...…

…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...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wawa"* Prof. A. Jobin Will Give Talk On Wednesday Lecturer To Emphasize Influence Of France On Canadian Writing Prof. Antoine Jobin of the Ro- mance language department will speak at 4:15 'p.m. Wednesday in Room D, Alumni Memorial Hall, on "L'epopee francaise de l'Amerique dans la litterature canadienne," as the sixth lecture in the series spon- sored this year by the Cercle Fran- cais. Drawing from pieces of French Can...…

…Tk-*7w --Mr- rw ,;- W .- rers pecves Will Sponsor StoryContest Campus Journal Will Join With 'Story' Magazine In Fiction Competition Perspectives, campus literary mag- ain6, will conduct a preliminary ompetition for the Seventh Annual Story Magazine short stdry contest, 1Aines Allen, '40 and Harvey Swados, '0, co-editors, announced yesterday. Manuscripts are to be submitted' iefore Thursday, March 14. Because ach college is limited in its num...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MAP-6H 1 1955 +.UESAY+. .M+aR(avvaaa 1§VNM F UNIVERSITY AFROTC HEAD: Career Takes Parkhill Around World IFC Lists 298 Pledges Beulah eTj IIflEr' Advancement from second lieu-s tenant to colonel in four years is the record of Col. William E. Park- hill, whose latest tour of duty finds him at North Hall as com- manding officer of the Univer- sity's Air Force ROTC detach- ment. Entering the Army Air...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRYDAY. PXIF 1. 1057 PAGE TWO TIlE MICUIGAN DAILY FR~AY ?*IAIII'!W I I OR'! 1 lY1LA 46 p UJLZX XR It XVUI I Conference On Religion Scheduled A faculty-student panel discus- sion and lectures by visiting pro- fessors will highlight the All- Campus-Conference on Religion, to be held Monday through Saturday. The panel will consider the topic, "What Happens to God on the Campus?" Tuesday night in Rackham Lecture R...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY l A I Atomic Energy Commission Project Displayed At West Engineering Building EISW 'i, 00 By DIANE LA BAKAS A large model of a homogeneous nuclear reactor is presently on dis- play in Room 332 West Engineer- ing Building. The reactor, valued at $250,000 to $500,000, is among five 'proj- ects selected by the Atomic Ener- gy Commission as part of its Five Year Reactor Development Pro- gram for Civilian Power Reactors. M...…

…t'klE MIC IIIO'AN DAILY. wro~foI-'TIHEMICHIGAN DAILY oeduction *t' Io~~el py , 00* (. caiCntr-. f ~ vIiMANAIN (i EI1OIO it S B LUSINESS MANAi12:iO i IhO"tCIO)13 . H1115TIN *j As we have too lareog.a S tock of fanlcy * 30leticon - - btob: tr . A LT 0. ON. f * ews.-a-o -- J.SBAK s ASSOCIATES:t o SITIENGiSAND * a ly on:: 'coo h. o ee 'o f * 1 F U i, r, l Iry . "min f IROUSIIRINGiS *nAc-. ond A. 1. oO'toyr. h e f: S : th Y Al)rr oSod r S.)lure. i...…

…THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. bef-i-voi to those in the rear seats l.f al u if tie lades will renove their ats. . S i der to avoid any unlnecesary Cie- -bisist Dally (Sndays excepted) duieg Iay in slowiig persons their sats, the Clle(t yea, at 'tose ttendig the prformanc are THE UIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN reuestedl to le in tie theater as near esses Tmees biding, 79 S. Rate St. be- 8 oclock as ipositle. Te first river- tecilntlirty ad William ...…

…stE MICHIIGAN DAILTA,_________ G. IIe WILD CO. 311 SOI. STATE STREET Opening display of Spring and Sum- mer Woolens of Exclusive S tyl es For SUITS, OVERCOATS, and TROUSERS Gt1. H. WILD CO. The Lemting Merchant Tailors d311 S0. STATE STEET iypcwr itcrs ALL PRICES the Students' Typewriter Supply Co. Room 4 Press B..liding. Opposite Molest[* Students' Bookstore Opposite the Campus l b. of Linen Paper and 2 packages of Envelope's to match 40c S...…

…2 Published Daily (Sundays excepted) during the College year.at THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN. 9aawE: The Inland Press, Henning Block. Both Phones 147. MANAGING EDITOR. F. ENGELHARD, '01 L. BUSINESS MANAGER. O. H.HANS, 0L. EDITORS. Athletic Editor, T. B. WODOW 500L. P. W. Jons, '1, A. H. McDouuALL, '01 E, F. D. EA[AN, '00 C. H. LUND, '00 M, G.D.HUDNUTT.'01E. J. B. WooD,'00. The subscription price of the DaI s5250 for the college year, wth a regul...…

…____________THE U. OF M. DAILY. 'ZC. of 'J?. T fa Published Daily (Sunas excepted) durig t- Chere, ir o, THE U. OF M INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION EDfTORS. C. A. LFiR Nti, Law v'4, Managing Edtor. Ii. A. CAiciac(, Lit. '4, Aisttct. t.. .Li ti, Li. 9i, A sitict. I'. WI aa:et+ii, Law '%, Asiciat. :i. A. LEici ;, Li. 'ii, Athletic Llior a. W. utiise . PG. Lit., Business Mattger. wt. AStu, Lit '7, Asisaicti. H. it. G(c oil. i. I. ii) i. i. o. Accici'b....…

…THE UNIVERIzTYt:OF MICHIGAN DAILY refuge in the lava beds and with hi. * gun killed many white men. Owing to __the rapidity of his fire he was repeat Publihed Daily (Sundays excepted) duringedly mistaken for a party of Indians the Colleg year, at and no one could understand how so THE UNIVERSIY OFMICHIA N8 many Indians managed to escape and THEUNIERSTY F MC~iAN. hide successfully. Capt. Jack was shot. OroEoTimes building, 3010S5AMain St, be-...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY. -principal advantage of a Freshman i~7. ~C lt (lee Club. is, of course, that it serves as a feeder for the University oitbliehed tDaily (Sundays excepted) during (=lee Club. New material is dlevel- the college dear, by opled, where the University organi- TNlE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION 1 zation would have to do the develop- ing itself. The Freshnman Glee Club sill sing at the base-ball entertain- Sutsrniptias pie $2....…

…Pu TH fIa t THE U. OF M. DAILY. .- rates tbe constantly growving musical LIKE_-FINDING_ -I4OiNE'Y'. . of : i . T ctlifu. interest at the University. Thec new LK I D N - M N Y series of concerts wil no doubt be By Going to Wahr & Miller's and save from 2-c, 5oc and Esc on ever}- cbisihed Daily (Sundays ecpted)di ngtwlocdb ag uineo pair of Shoes as wve most reduce our stock to the Coliege sear. br malke roonm for Spring Goods. lE U. OF M. INDEP...…

…THF MICHIGANDAY T1YESD~Y, = ~ ________________ ___________-______________ ______________________________ .-___________ H _______________________________________............._____ By JOHN OSMUC1NDSEN In the summer of 1946, concert goers saw and heard the Woody Hlerman orchestra play a concert at Carnegie Hall. Everyone went 'tome very surprised and not a little confused, for what they heard vas not just dance music, swine, jazz, nor even cla...…