… Weather Clody; light Snow Y2 4hr 33aiItt Editorial gill Advocates U.S. Control Of Airways Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication VOL. LI. No. 113 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1941 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Dr. G. Belote, Noted Faculty -ermatologist, Passes Away Young Medical Professor Nationally Recognized For Work Done Here; Was On Staff 17 Years Dean Furstenberg Expresses Regret Dr. George H. Belote, Associate Professor of...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MARCH l ________________- Turkey's Part To Be Subjeet Of Talk Here McDowell, Archaeologist,, To Give Lecture Sunday For Aid To Allies Group "Turkey's Part in the Present Struggle" will be discussed by Dr. Robert H. McDowell, research associ- ate in Mesopotamian Archaeology, in a public lecture at 4 p.m. Sunday in the lecture hall of the Rackham Building. . The talk, which is sponsored by the Ann Arbor chapter ...…
… WEDNE5DAY, 4H , 1941 THE MI IICHIGAN DAILY Thirteenth Annual bM Open House Will Be Hed T( PAGE THRET might don wirtehafter's DAILY DOUBLE r I Campus TidesE To Be Decided In.Gala how Tierra Koski To Highlight Entertainment; Handball ChampionsWill Appear (Continued from Page 1) Hockey Tea t To End Season Against Illinois G ,u Sliar'emiet Trachiun repare To Defeii After Old Title Butler Relay Crown Saturday After Poor Start, He Hits Stri...…
…ear,_FOURTHE MIC IIGAN DAILY WJ] THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'War For Democracy '-Retreat Of The American Intellectual 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 usb for republication of all news d...…
… t, MARCH 12; 1941 TH E MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE _FIVE - .1. Bill Cais sOrchestra To Play For Annual OConto Ball I MickyDowd ' Will Vocalize For Dentists Dance, Open To Dental School Students, Alumni, To Be Held In League Ballroom March 2$' Bill Carlson and his "Band of Many Thrills" will offer sweet, swing, and novelty music at Odonto Ball from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Friday, March 28, in the League Ballroom. Appearing with Carlson at the ...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ _ Talks Feature4 Spring Meeting Of Soeiologists Dr. Landecker To Appear On Morning Program Of Conference Friday A panel of seven speakers will comprise the program of the spring meeting of the Michigan Sociologyl Society Friday, March 14, in conjunc- tion with the Mic igan Academy of Science, Arts and ;Letters, which will convene here. Dr. Werner S. Landecker of the so- ciology department, the first speaker, ...…
… IECTION Two Ll r e it ig Abp oar FASHION SUPPLEMENT ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN mows r - 5 - , ~ _ _.Y .r '+ ,? r _'k'' . ,y_. _ ?MK. 5 _ _. - : yr ,', r x«. - } ,i a . .J :i.Y , p r FASHION REVIEW ::. 4 'I f I I r' W4 r r I t In the Spring a young lady's fancy lightly turns to thoughts of looking lovely. This season's fashions make the young college damsel appear especially delightful to the man - or men - of her dreams. Crisp whit...…
…WO-SECTION TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNiESDA X, MARU P1. 1941 r T } +r rw Grecian,_Chinese Influences Are Seen InSpring Silhoi iettes r '_ New Peplums Create Clever' Jacket Effects Regency Ruffles, Harkening Back To Beau Brummell Days,, Add Smart Touch To Frocks Peplums, tiers, and tunics - this is' 'the trio that assumes the limelight in the fashion silhouette for spring. You'll find the big three in evidence everywhere this season al...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TIMEE-"-SECTION TWO orfings Will Look Gayer In New Pique, Chintz Hous ecoats ei - {" ""__ i ;: Mandarin Coat / OfRich Silk i sBack Again These Can Be Worn For Evening Or On Beach; Nautica, Scotch Styles Are Also Being Shown By JEAN GILMER If you are a constant reader of The Daily, you no doubt are well aware of what the waiters in your houses think of your customary breakfast attire-sloppy robe, floppy mules...…
…FOUR--SECTION O THE MICHIGAN DA ILY- WEDNESD$y, MARCH 12. 1941 ._ a. _ _ , .,._ Nw FC Tunic Effect, Peplums Are Latest Trends Stylists Say Padded Shoulders Are No Longer Fashionable; Tropical Prints Are Favored )rmals Combine Youthfulness An d Sophistication Coeds Conscript Army 'n' Navy Lines PastelPPsIai ds Td lowing Complexion Is Basic Catch Fancy Factor For Road To Of Designers Spring is showing sunny promises, pose admirablyi...…
… 7 WEDNESDAY, MARCR 12, 19T1E M4C1HIG N Ii W PAGE V. -Two Jewelery Designers Go To Nature For Nev For A Date Gadgets Are Novel 0 Shells, Cork, Wood Offer Colorful Ideas Sporting World Contributes Cues For Novelties In Fashion; Flowers, Animals Are Popular By FRANCES GOLDBERGC Gilding the lily will be delightful work this Spring, for jewelry de- signers have created some arresting styles to don this season's wardrobe. Jewelry will be fu...…
…PAGE TWO llr'HE '811CHIGAN,''WAILY WEDNESDAY-MARCH 12. 1911 PA(+.TE TWO _,a.a. -~. 1 1 1J. L, 1V1C1L4V AA 1Fil AU7*A ondmomm Slack Outfits, AreServiceable Yet Feminine Frocks Of White, Print, Pastels Will Be Worn For Tennis, Golf And Canoeing During Summer By FRANCES AARONSON sport Dresses Have, Princess Lines, Flared Skirts ________________________ 7- Skirts 1 'Thef Navy's In', The promise of melting snow brings with it the f...…
… Men's Fashions i1 1 V/ E X " : '!r Y ..:, -. 4s " _. +!y. ' -"Y r '- ;. _. 'v 'a -.7' ..:-'cd .:r .I A ~ lthe ivy otine Library and the trees andi shrubs on campus don that refresh- ilig greet color whilhehnmeans tire end of Old Mlan Wnter. And as So's smile .:Y ~grows ava runptr and wa rmter our dark, heavy wivnter clothes wont do. So in thlie nuett few pages 'rine Daily has assetinhied a few of tine choice new sprin fasahioxis for t...…
…it E iM 1 C . f :C A IN -B 1 . V "TrTb7aJVQV9asT7 TtXI elt In snAv -t - *1r.. UUll .P£ . tT6.. ZP ,[r Y 49! 51LIJU i., 1941 A outh And Pep Fresh Colors, Comhinations, Will Be Seen Covert Cloth, Sharkskin, Tweeds To Be Popular; Gabardine Is Favorite To Keynote Men's Suit Styles This Spring By WILLIAM BAKER Practically anyone can be suited in suits'this year. Turning to. new colors, new youth and pep is to be found in men's suits this sp...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY' PAGE THREE-SECTION THREE Elan And Color To Predominate In Spring Hats Varied Shades Of Bands Are Proinnt; Military Trends Are Accentuated Leaving to the fairer sex the job of concocting intricate absurdities dig- nified with the name of hat, makers of men's hats this year turn to new colors and combinations of colors to lend the necessary dash and elan for spring. In a ukase issued by the mad-hat- ters of hatdom, the ol...…
…lo- -,k, i i, -v, VEMNE5DAY, fvlikl C it i2; 1941 THIC IGA_.A Y 1, TfCJ 2,14 Sport Shirts Will Offer Even Greater Variety This Spring Combination Style, Utility Is Featured Easily Washable Fabrics Announced; T-Shirts Will Remain Popular Promising the best combination of style, comfort and utility ever offer- ed, the new sport shirts and slack sets will be available in refreshing new fabrics and colors. Good news is the announcement tha...…
… .1 WEDTKESDAT Tvi -iRCN lf, , All C H I G AN - OA I L-Y 17-1-SE. CT-IG,7 - THTTE THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~PA~R~ T-CTiO2~ THE.EE ariety Of Coat Styles Intrigue Well-Dressed College Me Reversikles, And Raincoats Are Essential Raglan Sleeve Is Favorite; Blue, Brown Combined In Plaids,_Herringbones By B. JENSWOLD In the spring a young man's fancy lightly turns to thoughts of-swing- ing into a new, light coat. And to- day, as never before, are t...…
…SIX-SECTION THREE 4 THE MqICHIGAN DAILY tIIEDNESE.AY, M tall 1P, 1941 Tuxedoes For Spring Formals; White Jackets Fvored '~t Midnight BlueLad ested Stye For Summer When around Dark Coat, Flannels Proper buzzing some a During Warm Weather; makc th Color Of Tie May Vary doff th nated la By G. 7ISHON ' Murgatr fortable With spring on the way and spring This s formals a thing of the verybnear fu- lave loo ture, iou fellows may be be...…
…5k ig 11an 4:IaiIl Editorial Select Your Expert With Caution .. . Official Publication Of The Summer Session VOL. LL No. 10 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JULY 12, 1941 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS End Of Stalemate On Russian Front Is Said To Be Near Regents Postpone Action On University s Budget Gifts Accepted By Board; Nora Hunt Will Retire After 37 Years Service The University Board of Regents, in its regular meeting yesterday, post- p...…
…V THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, JULY 12, Daily Calendar of Events Saturday, July 12- 8:30 p.m. "George Washington Slept Here," by George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart. (Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre.) 9:00 p.m. Social Evening. (Michigan League Ballroom). Come with or without partners. Washington Merry- Go-Round By DREW PEARSON and ROBERT S. ALLEN WASHINGTON-For approximately one year, J. Edgar Hoover, Director of the Federal Bureau >f Investig...…
…r, JULY 1, 1941 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TREE _. .__ .__ __ T CLASSIFIED, DIRECTORY TYPING 'YPING-Experienced. L. M. Hey- wood, 414 Maynard St. Phone 5689. VIOLA STEIN-Experienced typist in graduate school work. Mimeo- graphing and notary public. 706 Oakland. 6327. LOST and FOUND LOST-Small Phi Beta Kappa pin. Engraved B. Fisher on back. Call Fisher, ph. 25-8671. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES LADY who wants to supplement in- come. Business experien...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, JUL a. p. htaiUstein's + POTPO U RRI + (Because I must' study for finals, today's column is written by Tom Thumb, who is the Daily's regular columnist for 1941-1942, and whose real name we cannot divulge for scholastic reasons.-APB) Dear Ma, Sorry I didn't write to you before this, but I've been studying hard, and working on my job (which is taking care of one of the profs' daughters. She is 19.) I lost the j...…
… Weather Fair and Cooler ig Official Publication Of The Summer Session i3attg Editorial An Open Letter To Our Representative .. VOL. LI. No. 36 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1941 Z-323 PRICE FIVF CENTS Hul Warns U. S. Needs Long Draft 'Exceedingly. Bad' Effects On American Foreign Relations Is Foreseen Leaders In House Push Senate Plan WASHINGTON, Aug. 11.-P)-A warning that failure of Congress to extend the service of the ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1941 PAGE TWO TUESDAY. AUGUST 12, 1941 THE MICHIGAN DAILY !41 .1 v1I Daily Calendar of Events Tuesday, August 12 9:00 a.m. Speech Conference. (Kellogg Auditorium.) 2:30 p.m. Lecture by Mr. Earle McGill, Casting Director and Producer, Columbia Broad casting System. Open forum. Demonstration broadcast over WJR at 4:45 p.m. (Kellogg Auditorium.) 4:05 p.m. Lecture. "What It Takes To Succeed....…
…AUGUST 12, 1941 THE MICHIGAN DAILY =0 I_ _ _ _ _ W.N.Brigance Opens Annual Speech Meet Discusses Public Address In American History; Aly Speaks On Debating Strother To Lecture (Continued from Page 1) ' through the rise of organized busi- ness, fast transportation and espe- cially, the radio. Our ideas are still formed by conversations with others who have heard a public speaker. Prof. Bowel Aly, Director of Foren- sic at the University of...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1 Japan Placed On Full War Footin Now (Continued from Page 1) Japanese diplomacy, however, has long been known to' lag behind the ambitions of Japanese military lead- ership. At London, Reuters, the big British news agency, received a cryptic dis- patch from Tokyo saying "important developments"-nature unspecified- were expected there shortly. The ex- pectation was linked to return to the city of the ...…
… Weather VAap2"M 5k igau ~atxg Editorial Fair and Warmer. I# Play Production Needs New Home. VOL, LI No. 13 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1941 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENT Wolverines Wallop Pitt P anters, 40- .. ._ , Women, Children Evacuate Moscow; Nazis Claim Gains Here Is Michigan Blocking And Running That Defeated Pitt Michigan Gridder Attain Supremac After Slow Star __ Entire Front Moves East, Germans Say, As ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, . ,F Senate Reception: Since no indi- vidual invitations are being sent, this is a cordial invitation to all members of the teaching staff and their wives to be present at the Senate Recep- tion to new members of the faculties on Tuesday, November 4, in the ball- room of the Michigan Union at 8:30 tributed to departmenta secretaries. Green cards are being provided for reporting freshman absences. Ail freshman at...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY Huge Skeleton Of New Overtowers Fst-Growii Range Firing Fifth Division Will Move To Camp In Wisconsin For ShootiigWorkout FORT CUSTER, Mich., Oct. 11.- (,')-Range firing which will take all artillery units of the Fifth Infantry Division to Camp McCoy, Wis., for about two weeks of target practice was announced today by the division commander, Brigadier General Cort- land T. Parker. The Wisconsin camp is the only military ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUN .. Non-Interventionists Tell Views On Question Of U.S. War Entry DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN w.~' I ed and managed by students of the University of gan under the authority of the Board in Control udent Publications. lished every morning except Monday during the rsjty year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the or republication of all news dispatches credite...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY Nineteen Sororities To Pledge 265 Women 4 -- Rushing Period Formally Eids At Pledgings Kappa Takes Class Of 26 . Theta Is Second With 23; Silence To End Tomorrow (Continued from Page 1) ler, '45, Detroit; Margaret Birkett, '45, Oak Park, Ill.; Rita Jaski, '44, New- port News, Va.; Muriel Keltner, '43, South Bend; Ind.; M§rtle Patterson, '43, Ann Arbor, and Lois Lamson, '44, Saginaw. Alpha Phi: Dolores Anderson, '44, J...…
…T' MIChIGAN DAILY Grid Scores Throughout The Nation... Dorm Teams C) en Seal EAST a Army 27, VMI 20 Cornell 7, Harvard 0 Texas A&M 49, NYU 7 Columbia 21, Princeton 0 Syracuse 6, Holy Cross 0 Penn 28, Yale 13 Brown 14, Rhode Island State 7 Boston University 17, Upsala 0 Navy 41, Lafayette 2 Drexel 19, Buffalo 6 West Virginia 20, W. Va. Wes. 0 Wesleyan 7, Connecticut 0 Tufts 15, Bates 13 Colby, 13, Vermont 0 Rochester 13, Kenyon 0 Coast Guard...…
… T'HE M I C H I GA N D A I LY PAGE SEVEN Minnesota . ..w. 34 Northwestern .. . Illinois ..... ...6 Wisconsin .... . 41 Michigan State . . 13 Notre Dame .. .. 20 Oregon State . .. 10 Texas Christian . 20 14 Marquette .......7 Georgia Tech .... 0 Stanford.........0 Indiana.........14 Colgate .. Michigan Trounces Pittsburgh, 40-0, Before 34,403 Minnesota Crushes Game Illini In First Conference Tegt, 34-6 Wo lverines PlayBrilliantlyIn...…
…THE I~CIVG DALtY SUNDAY, University Glider Organization Sets Records* In Elmira Meet The University of Michigan Glider 73 pilots operating 30 gliders at the Club will resume its powerless flight me h lbwsaadd50fe operations this week for the 15th meet the club was awarded 500 feet y ar after taking top honors in'events of special tow rope. ir the annual National Scaring Con- When the club resumes activities test held June 28 to July 13 in El-...…
… 4 MUSIC SECTION LL lit> igan :43 at l ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1941 .._ _ .. y .. .. _._ Grace Moore Will Open Choral Union Program _ . . Soprano Will Open Boston Symphony Orchestra To Present Concert .I Season's Concerts Grace Moore, Opera Star, One Of Most Decorated Women In America Presidents, lings Present Honors Grace Moore, Dixie's prima donna of music, will bring to Ann Arbor fort the 'first time ...…
…T"HIEMICI-TICANI D ATV Qt nAAr n it 1Ct! 'to a JUL i . . Thor Johnson, Symphony Conductor, ... Has Brnad Professional Background P By the time he was frAirt een, Thor Johnson, brilliant young conductor of the U~niversity Musical Society and the May Festival concerts, was play- ing the piano," the violin and the trumpet. I Campus Conductor He was born in Wisconsin Rapids, June 10, 1913, the son of the Reverend and Mrs. Herbert Bern...…
…1941 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THX I Outstanding Organziation To Appear Here hn Concert Church Choirs ; i n;. W. IBoston Debut li Minneapolis Orchestra Will Appear Here, Under Baton Of Mitropoulos The eighth concert in the Choral Union Series will be presented by the Minneapolis Symphony, led by the brilliant Atienian conductor, Dimitri Mitropoulos. One of the leading musical organi- zations of this country ,the Minnp- apolis orchestra spans...…
…I QYORTfHEMICHIGAN flAIL.Y ___ AY, OC'TOBE~R 12, 1.41 i Cleveland Orchestra Conductor', DA escribes Listener's Problems I _ By ARTUR RODZINSKI I like music. Naturally. I am fond of Wagner. His powers were stupendous; his music bold, original, beautiful. I am deeply interested in the works of contemporary Americans-I like the music of Carpenter, of Samuel Barber, of Edward Burlingame Hill, of Arthur Shepherd. And I am just as fond of the...…
…: .. , n . CENTENNIAL w LITERARY SCHOOL SUPPLEMENT adl r aANNIVERSARY ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1941 Literary College Celebrates Centennial Specialization Today And Yesterday: One Hundred Years Of Education First Classes Marks Trend Of University Of Instruetion Met Ini 1841 Two Professors Initiated Course Of 14 Subjects 'eWctingStaenOSt t, . . .With Seven Students, In Original Curriculum. IOin C r uInitiated First Session Emph...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1941 1FAGE .!.O. .H.E.M"""'"G"" a 14 191 Dean's Anniversary Statement The students of the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts are the heirs of a century of effort and planning in college education. On September 25, 1841, the University of Michigan first enrolled students in Ann Arbor. Seven students entered as freshmen, in contrast to over eleven hundred this fall. They were given ...…
… TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1941 THE MICHIGAN D A TT.V PAGE THREE Cla ses mer beginning in August, withI remained President, always try- tibrary Had Beginning In183e7first Classes es at Christmas and four ing "to make it possible for every weeks in the spring. student to study what he pleases, Now one of the most modern Growing steadily though slow- O f Un versit The University did not have a and to any extent he pleases." With and extensive libr...…
…PA "E FOUR THE MICHIG~AN D AIV TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1941 Wood-Sawing reeks Rst Was Primary LongHistory Athletic Event At U rty First CrtckeniTersntA First Cricket Team At Fraternities, Sororities University Sanctioned In 1865 As First Sport AdsCoL iv Aids To Living (Cntnud-ro Pg Group living at the University for the class of '75 built a gym- of Michigan in the form of frater- nasium made up of "two uprights nities, sororities and, more re...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE _ nn Arbor Ale Flowed Freely First Presic In Roaring 40's; Set Tradition ampus Champ Of 80's _srn student. And at last report Drains Off 35 Mugs a survey revealed that Michigan students drank enough beer each To Rate BMOC Title year to float a "good-sized battle- ship." Michigan students have been But in 1841 one out of every five wagging their beards or beardless Ann Arborites was a drunk . . and chins, as the...…
…PAGE SIx THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 194 Women's League Has Grown Union Traces Mason Hall Has Udergone Change One of the oldet buildings on! Named Mason Hall in 1843 1 From Small Beginning In 1880 Past History campus stil inuse Mason Hall honor of the late governor who hs is now starting on its second cen just died, the building housed a tury of service--but it is a far cry A glance at the huge Women's Afrom what it was when it was...…
…TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1941 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE EVEN TUSAY .COEI 4,141T E IHIArD IY AE EE _Unversity Cam pus As It Appeared To S tud eits Of 1830 x:'ALSI* ;~i7 . In the 1860's the young University of Michigan's campus, likened "to a small farm," was a far cry from the vast campus of 'today. This view shows the northwest end of the diagonal nearly 100 years ago. Mason Hall Provided Students Co-education With First Sleeping Quarters Given...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN D A SLY TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 18.41 High-jinks Of Students Daily Founded Displays In Library Illustrate University History The University of long livs present University Hall and a like C l N ,/fix Years Ago once more in 'Ihe glass enclosures ness of the old medical building. Softhemainibary Grazing on the campus are a few a assorted cattle and in one corner arte( B iOn display in the corridor of the of the painting a...…
… Weather Partly Cloudy Jr gift 43UU ~~IAit Editorial I' The ASU Changes Its Tune... i M ISM VOL. LIL No39 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1941 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Nazis Play Up Part Of Finns In New Drive AgainstSoviet Germans Seek To Slash Russian Communication With Northern Harbors Tokyo Newspaper 'Denounces Britain BULLETIN - HELSINKI, Wednesday, Nov. 12- P-The Finnish Govern- ment rejected today the United States' ...…
…- --- -~ -~ 6 THE MICHTAN DAILY ...: .r ..,.: v.sa a v s L a.i n i u i ,......-....w. .....,. .. w.xaw....wvw. w .. , ... ,. _. ..,: f Beauty Album To Be Offered By New Garg' Fcgilty Men Will Discuss World War II's Effect On Various Institutions Speaking of the fan mail received by the fairer of the weaker sex fol- 'lowing publication of their pictures in national magazines, Michigan men will find good use for stamps and dial phones wpen t...…
… iseott Takes East Quad Football Crown Di Maggio Named Most Va I V Fletcher Hall Loses In Final Coniest, 13-9 Walt'Fish Stars In Defeat; TricIy Pass Offensive Is MarginOf Victory By DON MELA Displaying a baffling passing at- tack f rop a novel spread formation, Presgott House's unbeaten touch footkgl1 team won the championship of the East Quadrangle league yes- ter ay, by overcoming Fletcher Hall, 13-9. , Fletcher 'held a 2-0 lead at half...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY M1 w; . a - . -4 lited and managed by students of the University of ligan under the authority of the Board in Control student Publications. ablished every morning except Monday during the versity year and Suflner Session. Member of ite Associated Press be Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the for republication of all news dispatches credited to r not otherwise credited in this newspaper. All ts of republication...…
