…ULTIMATE GOAL See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State 42 4ir FAIR AND WARMER VOL, LIX, No. 157 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS S Legislature Dims Fiscal Hopes of 'U' Majority Agrees To Back Slash The University's flickering hope for a full operating appropriation were virtually extinguished by th State Legislature in Lansing yes terday. The Republican majorities, wh control both the House and Sen ate, hav...…
…Ias TWO THIE MICHIGAN iATLY THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1949 0! TWO THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1949 Last Chanee To Apply for :NSA Tours Destination Set 'South of Border' Want to go "south of the bor- der" this summer? Today is the last day to pick up. applications at the office of Stu- dent Affairs for "Operation Ami- gos," National Student Associa- tion's program for summer tours of Mexico. * * * APPLICATIONS are due May 15 at the Office. "Operation Amigos...…
…THE MICHIGAN I XMY PA VIN 'M'ine Illai Settle A lows Four Hits In His First Win of Year nks a aa. aritAi ill~. .l'XaJ..s -la LTJQI Titans, 2-0; Netmen Trim Irish, 7-' Baker Bats in One Run and Three Stolen Bases Credited Scores Other; to McDonald By BOB SANDELL A nifty four-hitter by sopho more Dave Settle gave Michigan' improving Wolverines a 2-0 shut out victory over the University o Detroit yesterday afternoon a Ferry Field. It ...…
…P'AGE FOUR THlE MICIHIGAN1 DAILY 1 1 L 1 1. .. a v JLW 11"tlb 1 + IT&L11 Ultimate Goal A LTHOUGH STUDENTS are gradually be- ~ ing given greater jurisdiction over the conduct of their own affairs, the University can still place even more faith in their abil- ity to govern themselves. The latest step towards increased stu- dent authority is the Student Affairs Com- mittee's ruling empowering a combined men and, women's Judiciary Council to ...…
…1JTHURSDAY, MAY 12, 1948 THE- MICHIGAN DAILY PAOm THE.Li' S11N .ATy fl 1 N A Ala i=i "' a I in1 w VocalGroups Will Vie at Lantern Nih Seniors To Wear Traditional Garb in 36th Annual March Senior women, garbed in their traditional caps and gowns, will be, honored Monday at the 36th annual Lantern Night. Main event of the evening will be the singing competition be- tween the women's residence halls with the winning group being awarded the ...…
…six THE MICHIGAN DAILY e AT LAWYIRRS' MWFT: Sen. Vandenberg, Kerno To Speak Here May 28 Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg and Dr. Ivan Kerno, assistant sec- retary general of the United Na-* tions in charge of legal affairs, will be the featured speakers when the Inter-American Bar Associa- tion meets at the University May 28. The Association, which includes lawyers from all countries of the Western Hemisphere, is holding its biennial confere...…
…THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1949 THE MT . .5. A.1. I .L7 .54 PAGE - - - - - 1i TI 1 1 4T11111 211\ 1Vy7T1 SATIRE SET TO MUSIC: 'Patience' Opens To the tune of gay Gilbert anc Sullivan music, poet Reginald > Bunthorne will lead a bevy o rapturous maidens to the stage of : attengill Auditorium at 8 p.m today, when "Patience" begins f three night stand in Ann Arbor. "Patience" was penned by th ,. English masters of light opera t poke fun at the acti...…
…PAGE EIGHT T HE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1949 OLD TIME SPIRIT REVIVAL! Tug-of-War > , To Be Staged on Island' * * * * * * * * By DAVIS CRIPPEN A revival of school spirit in the form of a tug-of-war program will descend on the campus tomorrow afternoon. A total of six teams will pit their muscles, weather permitting, in a series of three tugging con- tests, according to George White- borne, director of the affair and Publicit...…
….MAKE . MINE ASPIRIN See Page 4 Y flit4WU 1aitp LIGHT RAIN Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, Na. 156 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Soviets Give Alleged Plan Big Play-Up Say Joint Talks Proposed by U.S. MOSCOW, May 11-(E)-The Soviet press and radio gave wide publicity today to Russian accept- ance of what they said was an American proposal to hold a two- power conference to discuss and settle their...…
…THE ICHIGAN DAILY tt tT¢NT£ DV, MAT P, 194? _. NSAY MY12 14 Campus Calendar EVENTS TODAY Hiawatha Club-7:30 p.m., Hus- sey Rm., League; election of offi- cers. Lecture--Dean Ralph A. Saw- yer of the Graduate School; 8:15 P.m., Rackham Lecture Hall; "The Social Responsibilities of Modern Science." College of Pharmacy senior class--senior banquet; 8:30 p.m. Allenel Hotel. Concert - University Concert Band, 8:30 p.m. Hill Auditorium. Michigan ...…
…WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 194 THE MICHIGAN DAIL Y PAGE T ...., a .. . - - .- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -. .-. . . - --r - - - . - .-,-11 6 1- - - - -.V- -L- - _ __ ___1___1 l_ ___["1 1__ ___L <_ ___1 ._ __ _' a Lau al y;ylilL L1 rw nt i 1ra t W 1 - Nine Rained 0ut, aces State To day ksh t 9? Join the U. of M. FLYING CLUB Summer and Regular Memberships Available Cindermten 'Host to OSU Saturday There won't be many Ann Ar- bori...…
…THE IICHIGAN DAILY iMDFl SDAY, MAY -12,1948 Make Mine Aspirin CURRENTLY SHOWING at a local the- atre is an alleged cartoon which ade- quately sums up one of the underlying causes of the hysteria now gripping this nation. Entitled "Make Mine Freedom," the pic- ture deals with the attempts of a sleazy- looking mountebank to persuade gullible Americans to give up their freedom in ex- change for a cure-all solution labeled "Ism." In the nick o...…
…THE MI.CHIGAN DAILY + M1 4 Sorority Pledges To Present Informal Dance as Project Under the ausp'e of the Pa.l- Rich, Nancy Merrium, and Myrna hellenic Association, the sorority Reese. pledge classes will anreSet an in- Ginger Ellis will do a tal- f~ormal, ail camp~su inc:, "Pledg GnerEfi il o ak- formiere", cam I)s d4 Plede off on Dorothy Shay and Seatty Preiere, from pi. te Lu ( Gladden will imitate Virginia ballroom. O'r'en- The dance is...…
…T H E MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MAY 12 1948 ALL HANDS ABOARD: Pinafore Will Dock on Campus for Three Days By HAROLD JACKSON If Gilbert and Sullivan were still alive, chances are they'd be right on deck keeping an eye on their investment when "HMS Pinafore" sparkles across the stage of Pattengill Auditorium be- ginning at 8:00 p.m. tomorrow for a three day engagement. The stirring musical saga of "The Lass that Loved the Sailor" Renaissan...…
…FICKLE OPINION RULES PROGRESS See Page 2 moo A643U11 4Iaii4g CLOUiDY AND (2001 17'k UT Pc., 1) YUL. LV1, 14 0. 15 73 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 12, 1946 PRICE FIVE VV.T*FPq i E'V~ h U1- - - ---- - -- - ----- i_1t1t JVi V 1 V t, L 11, IN 1'a FR EE V ACAT ION:- Tag Day Will Support 'U' Fresh Air Camp for Coal Truce Ends Freight Embargo; Essential Needs Given Fuel Priority Boys from State Cities By ANITA FRANZ EDITOR'S NOTE:...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 11, 1946 .. . . . ... .......... AT COLONIAL WILLIAMSBUG: Adams Attends Institute on Early U.S. History, Culture Student Milk Consumption Is Problem FICKLE PUBLIC OPINION: Rear-Engine Drive Waits Approval Fickle public opinion to a great ex- tent determines the course of auto- motion of the car rather than short by gradually crumpling under im- niv tcarl Prf W lfrT4 L~v' Rha kivkr fbt cinl~ k nlt...…
…SUNDAY, MAY 12, 1946 THEU ... LLU rC*ITAA A £..IV n A .J. .r 'D A &III oottlo w" 011.11111.111 my a as -_".. rrr1IXXTw I- IIAF1TV1 YAUE THREE Possibilities Seen For Planned Communities Americans Lack Will, Money for Projects Requiring Extensive Relocation - Bromage By PHYLLIS KAYE "It staggers the imagination to think what could be accomplished in the building of planned communities, if we had available the will and the money for such...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 12, 1946 i I wan" Fifty-Sixth Year Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan unler the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Stafff Margaret Farmer . . . . . . . Managing Editor Hale Champion . . . . . . . Editorial Director Robert Goldman . . . . . . . . . . City Editor Emily E. Knapp. . . . . . . Associate Editor Pat Cameron .. .........Associat...…
…SUNDAY, MAY 12, 1946 THE IfflUIMAN DAMV PAGE *iv 1PL E, i l' lFTVP Coed Positions WillBe Revealed at Tnsta lation Night Annual Ceremony Tomorrow To Reveal Women in Charge of, Various Activities for 1946-47 Mirror Drive For Coed Bat I League Houses Will Qive Final Dance Saturday Senior Ball Will Feature Music of Louis Prima Will Conclude Tomo~trcj ie th~ lo rs d fn.rnli Honor Societies WiIl Tap Members; Reception Will Be Given in ...…
…PACE SIX. THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. ?*MAYA 12. 1946 Linksmen Down Illinois; Tennis Team Defeated Courtright's 75 Paces Wolverines to 15-12 Win, Michigan Comes from Behind To Capture Second Conference Win; Face Irish Next Special to The Daily CHAMPAIGN, Ill., May 11-Michi- gan's linksmen, teeing off today on the Champaign Country Club Course, captured their second Conference vic- tory of the season by downing the Illinois golfers, ...…
…SUNDAYlNTAY 12, 1946 V A:111% Michigan Track Squa dverwhelmsotreDame Tigers Down Sox, 4-1, For Sixth Straight Win By The Associated Press DETROIT, May 11 - Virgil (Fire) Trucks, with his hopping fast ball set down the Chicago White Sox 4 to 1 on two hits here today as the Detroit Tigers ran their winning streak to six games. Barney McCoskey's single drove in Eddie Lake, who had singled, and Eddie Mayo, who had doubled, for Detroit's first...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MIICHIGAN DAI.Y SUNDAY, MAY 12, 194G - - ---- ------- ....... . ....... . I wwwwommommim CO LEGE ROUND-UP: Northwestern Siudents Work for World Union Kids Enjoy Su ner a 8U' Fresh Air Camp A group of 300 Northwestern Uni-' vcinity students have formed a "Stu- dents for World Federation" organ- ization, to vork to bring their ideas for world go riim C Oser to a - tuality. Started six weeks ago by seven NU students, the org...…
… s CJ ,r 4o 4 aiIyj 'WEATHER Cloudy, Occasionial Light Rans VOL. LV, No. 145 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 12, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS 4 Squads. To Run at Michigan Labelled Greatest Track Meet in Year Four of the most powerful track squads in the nation will meet to- morrow at 1:30 EWT (12:30 CWT) when Michigan plays host to Illi- nois, Great Lakes and Ohio State on the cinder paths of Ferry Field. Touted as the greatest cinder clash...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY y I IJY lii . ., !d'-t i-, 11947 ...... . ... i...; mIw anid injwBatt Fifty-Fifth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Russian Action Against Japs DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN I I #7 7I ..d Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Pub~liAtions. Evelyn Phillips Margaret Farmer Ray Dixon Paul Sislin Hank Mantho Dave Loewenberg Mavis Kenn...…
… LL ATP NLE 1MI1HIGAN..Jti 1 G, F T -tj RE r- SeventeenII Hit Barrage Beats Notre Tekini the CIut By DAVE LOEWENBERG Associate Sports Editor MANY INDIVIDUALS, when considering athletics as a profession, turn either to baseball or football because of the financial.advantages asso- ciated with these two sports. However, a third sport, golf, is very much in the running as evidenced by returns from the winter circuit. Already this season, 1...…
…4 FAGS:OU THE MICHIGAN DA-IL 5 MAT U, 194f, THE MICHIGAN UbAhTIV ~AU1RDAY, MAY 12, 194~ DEMOBILIZATION: Ford, Continental Corp. Reveal Cancellations, Cuts By The Associated Press DETROIT, May 11.-War contract cancellations .and cutbacks running into many millions of dollars were announced by Michigan firms today following closely upon demands of union labor for abolishment of man- San Francisco Conference To e Discussed A forum discussi...…
… ri ! _ r N. ii: 43U i ait Weather Partly Cloudy VOL. LIV No. 133 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Deferment Is Ordered for Men over 25 Chinese City Threatened by Jap Invaders Military Crisis Mounts in North By RAY CRONIN Associated Press War Editor The grave military situation in China's North Honan Province sent a wave of unconcealed concern through that nation yesterday as the Japan- ese threat again...…
…P~AGE TWO THE MICHIGAN D A IT.V F'RMAV°-' MAY' 12_ l4 t& AT AK IA M X aIH I & 114NI fl A l ...5 - JJ3 3 ..4...4 . £. 1 R.A14A x ~&a.A &r a ariajta a , lritl i xti, 1;f L , m'w ath ptatt Fifty-Fourth Year . K f O F Y.k ' i /wlY1(~hlYt 4 ' ; Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Jane Farrant . . . . . . Managing Editor Claire Sherm...…
…T-H-K- Mlt.,AIGAN nATIN. rxr.r Tultv - ...... .................... .. ~ .J.. U ,. ~U.U.~U.~.P.L.. £ .B.P t. X5.L A A A ~~AaJ .& 4.U4i~&AA. Netters Leave for Chicago; Thinclads Ready for Mee t Here W-W Tennis Squad To Face Linksmen Meet- Cindermen Play Host Q! BOWMAN FACES SU: Boilermakers and Illini Wolverine Ni Both Illinois, Wisconsin Ohio State Here Ford Takes over Number Three Spot; Gulic Jumps to Fourth Berth in Surprise Move...…
…Pvacr row~ THE -MICHIGANDIL M MAXT: ;MAT W, 1944 Pan-Hel Council Reveals Plans The newly-appointed Panhellenic Council has announced petitioning for War Activities, Rushing and Pub- licity committees, according tQ Peg Laubengayer, '45, president. Petitions must be turned in to Miss Laubengayer by 5 p.m. Monday. In- terviewing will be held from 3 p.m. to' 5 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday in the undergraduate office of the League. The war acti...…
… tir 4 augj Wcathcr warmer VOL. LIII No. 164 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 12. 1943 ' PRICE FIVE CENTS Winston Churchill Arrives in Capital For War Talks withrt Legislation on Strike Issue Is Approved House Committee Vote Sends Anti-Strike Bill To Floor for Action By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, May 11.- The House Military Committee approved today legislation prohibiting strikes in government-operated industries, stre...…
…PA "'TO THE NIIUTItI~ [~i~ILX~ 4WA,.Em - - Illinois Dental Society Honors Dr. M. L. Ward The John M. Crouse Memorial Award for 1943 was presented yester- day to Dr. M. L. Ward, Jonathan Taft professor in the School of Den- tistry, at the 79th annual meeting, of the Illinois State Dental Society. The annual award is given for the outstanding work in the field'of den- tistry. Dr. Ward is editor of "Ameri- can Textbook of Operative Dentis- ...…
…WEDNESDAY, MAC THE MICHIGAN DAILY rAGE THREE WJ~.DNEShJAY, MAY I ]M3 ____ PAGE THREE TigerrG Nine Needs Two Wins o Clinch Title By BUD IA)W "The rains came," and wiia lh3 nw went Michigan's last home iselmli game that was supposed to haVe been a twilight affair last night wUh th- Detroit Tigers. Steve O'Neill was going to bring the Bengals out to Ann Arbor for what would have been the grand fin- ale to an otherwise slim, but sur'-ess- fu...…
…/.\ Fri . .......... 1 riL, 11J _ .. .. Fifty-Third Year 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 regular University year, and every morning except Mon- day and Tuesday during the summer session. Member of The Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of...…
…1 , JL fa _ .R rwl , L ., ..lw, s 'T~flt~ftW~ TT . . ........ . ..... .. ....... . ...... 15 Members Of One House Work at Unit Alpha Gamma Delta walked off with honors at the Surgical Dressing Unit last week when fifteen members of their house turned out to make di'essings. This is the kbest repre- sentation any house has had for some time, according to Jean Whitte- more, '44, chairman of the unit. Houses that have been especially invite...…
…_ _._ _ ___ -- WbDNW i, Y, Mh 1,1 3 THE MICHIGAN DAILY --- .- e.,... _ _ __. _. . r.c a.s .r:...a V AlF Ah RF .F. 1. A: 'T .R_.p' 1'3 J. .!J'Z. Num bers Soldier's Revue To Be Given Here May 17-19 Preview To Be Heard On Women's Glee Club Weekly WJR Program! from 'Nips in the Bud To Be Broadcast Saturday Tanks Ready To Roll for the Yanks COLD, PERPENDICULAR DROPS: Ski Patrols Maneuver in Colorado "A Soldier's Goodnight" and other ...…
…W hehr Occasiona~l Showers, Warmer Ig i4 Satli Editorial Rtussia. Is The Enemy After Axis Powers . . VOL. LII. No. 168 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 12, 1942 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Petain Dashes Back To Vichy As Martinique imar Nears United States Negotiations For Control Of French Caribbean Possessions Proceed AtMartinique Nazi Propaganda StationiDestroyed VICHY, May 11. -(A')- Chief of State Marshal Petain hurried back toward Vich...…
…PAE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY J'JE SDd \V; Tviti lf 12, 1942 -- - - ------- Helen Hayes T o Star Here I, Latest Play Ann Arbor theatre-goers will view the product of a great new theatrical triumvirate when Helen Hayes stars in Maxwell Anderson's latest play, "Candle In the Wind," staged by Al- fred Lunt, on Saturday, May 23, in the Michigan Theatre. Miss Hayes, renowned for stage performances in "Victoria Regina" and "Twelfth Night," will pl...…
…TUESDAY, MAY 12, 1942 THE MTCHTICGAN AITLV rAG TIE - s EEm.A d A 6 L EE ECID Lam. A ! s, G7Q ,5..!y 2c.? r a a i s u Hurons Down Nine, 51;e lose Buckeyes Beat Golfers. op Second Major Leag'ue Standings' I Misplays, Weak Hitting Netmen C] Wolverine Linksmen Dr AMERICAN W New York ...... 17 Cleveland ..,....16i Detroit ..,.....1'7 Boston .......:.14 Washington . .. .11 St. Louis....11 Philadelphia . .. 11 Chicago........6 LE...…
…. PA V r TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY Q;ONW-F"d4r m,6 tT4tBFtYt 3a*Itg The WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND By DREW PEARSON and ROBERT S. ALLEN 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 republi...…
…~TJ~AYMAY 12, i19 THE NMii fiG2A*N DA IIV ruP-r color _I Scroll Society Taps Eighteen Junior Women Outstanding Sorority Leaders Inducted At 7 A.M. Today; Initiates To Wear Navy Blue ". ..Look out, worthy junior, we may tap you!", the song of Scroll Society, was heard after hours yes- terday as 20 senior women in caps and gowns made the rounds of sor- ority houses to tap 18 "worthy jun- iors" to be seen following their initia- tion at 7 a...…
…GE SIx 11II G AN- .DAIt Y, TUESDAY, MAY 12, 1942 ..... ..... . . .. ........ - ------------- . . . . .. .... . ... . ....... .. . .................. . .. mw Student Asks China's Faith le_,justified I LIrn-Yuen Tells Education Institute That Chinese Need Allies' Help By MARY RONAY China still has faith in the United States, but more must be done to justify this faith stressed Paul Lim- Yuen, '43, before the tenth annual Adult Education Ins...…
…I WTeathetr 1"air atld wainmr today and Monday. L 4bp r4 41v AMW t !R an ai't Editorial Threat Of Fascislam Lies In America . VOL. L. No. 161 Z-23 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 12, 1940 PRICE FIVE CENTS FDR Denounces Invasion; Pledges 'Moral'Assistance President Applies Neutrality To Lowland; Denounces Daruel Invasion' in Message WASHINGTON, May 11. -(P)--President Roosevelt replied in a most friendly vein tonight to an appeal from...…
…PAGE ITWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY University Day Set ForMay 18 Union Will Conduct Dance And Tours On Campus Approximately 150 high school students from areas surrounding Ann Arbor will be guests of the Union on University Day, May 18, Carl, Rohr- bach, '42, newly appointed member of junior executive staff, announced yesterday. University Day is the traditional get acquainted opportunity for many prospective University students who reside in the ...…
…SUNDAT, MAY 12, 1940 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Baseball Tean, Trackmen Score Victories Over Ohio State Blues, Whites Draw, 13-13 In Grid Game The Wolverine football squad yes- terday afternoon played a last prac- tice game in the stadium before its big spring game next Saturday. El- mer Madar of the White squad pulled his team into a 13-13 tie with the Blues by intercepting a pass on the last play and returning it 40 yards to score. For the ent...…
…FACE FGUIFR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY,MAY 12, 1940 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ANSWER TO THE PRESIDENT _t i 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 dispatch...…
…UN1)A-V, MAY 12, Tj-i 0 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ....Y. MY ,--TM H A- Healti Studen cts On Fit A represent sional public dramatize a w a country hea sioned for 19 May 14, in th Rackham Bui The skit ist of a broadcas the importan member of a c ment. Altho main, effort h those fundam have a defini balanced publ Charles Mann giene and Pu Ths year'sI annual series sion of Hygie Past program proved to be entertaininga part of the s activities. An inv...…
…TE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY I12, 1940 All Campus Will Participate In Mother's Day Celebration Prtties, Pcnics Planned By 41 House Groups Dormitories, Fraternities, Sororities Also Feature Banquets, Receptions With Mother's Day sharing the limelight with May Festival this week- end, 41 dormitories, sororities and fraternities are entertaining in honor of their Mothers. Delta Gamma is having a house party this weekend for 15 mothers....…
…SUNDAY, MAY 12, 1040 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAESVEN Petitions Open To Sophomore Cabaret Posts Petitioning for central committee positions for the 1940 Sophomore Cabaret will begin tomorrow and continue through Friday, it was an- nounced yesterday by Doris Mer- ker, '41, chairman of Judiciary Coun- cil. Interviewing will be held from 3 p.m. to 5 P.m.'Tuesday, May 21, through Friday, May 24, 'and all eligible freshman women may peti- tion. .Centra...…
…E THlE 1M(4IIGAN DAIL.Y SUNDAY, MAY 12, 1940 w ws UNI)A " Yi . . 1'41 Student Senate Allies Must Stop Nazi Lowland Hears Warning Drive To W in, EIi rm nn ays From Smithies ByJAY McCORMICK i his Api i into Denmark and Nor - rN F ' iN iT E I Economics Professor Says Civil Liberties Must Be Preserved By Sltidents Students should turn their eyes, in these times of war, to ;ie problems confronting democracy on campus, Prof. Arthur Smi...…
